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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1902-9-4, Page 4I'H. H. COLBORNEI;,g� otpd I 4 Tavaw&Y, Sept. 4, 1902. THE SIGNAL : GODERIUH ONTARIO We Are Exceedingly Anxious to clear out all of our Summer Clothing. We need the money and must have the room for fall purchases. For one week W• will etre yea big bargain. m.. Men's, Boys' and Children's Suits, Men's and Boys' Odd Trousers. Nu good quoting priori' awe. No matter bow little you pay fur your clothes, oarless they are Tellable you sate ..thing, and on perfect Melee clothing like outs, at al}ocet bait prim l0 tome ours, the sawlog is oast. In Men's Furnishings. A line of tailored soft front Shirts, were $1 00, sale priori 65c. ('hrl,ty's brown stiff Hata, were $2 50 and $3 00, sale price 75e Moo's, Boys' and Children's Straw Hate at enotly half pries. W. Ce PRI DRAM. Perfect Fttthom Clothing Hoose. Mee's Clothier. Fernleber and Hatter. the OignaI, le en5W IRED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING Si O..rela1JFp..Tr eODsaIOH. THURSDAY. ISPT. 4. 1901 GIVE THE BOY A CHANCE. IF young King ALPRON{o of Spain oontinues to be as full of originality and ideas as be has been up to date, the land of the Dons will one of these days get out of the Slough of Despond in which it has been placed by the in- capacity and dishonesty of the bunch of thugs who have had the running and ruining of that unfortunate coun- try for the put fifty years. When WILLIAM III•. of Germany took the saddle some years ago, and was seized of a desire to do things after his own fashion, he first set Bir MARCK adrift and took the tiller hint self. The wiseacres shook their heads mournfully and said that with the de- parture of the "Iron Chancellor" the sun would set on Germany's progress. But it didn't. When PETER Tics GREAT Of Russia cut loose from the political traditions of his country, and became a nation - builder, ha was cited as one who was not mentally sound. When WILLIAM LYON MAC,RNZIK set himself the task of taking the kinks out of the unworkable conditions imposed upon ilpper Canada by the Family Compact, it was decided by those in authority that he was so in- sane that he was fit only for hanging by the neck, and one thousand pounds were offered for him, deal or alive. OLIVER CROMWELL was successful, and CARLYLI has given him a high niche in the Temple of Fame because success crowned his efforts. Had he not been successful his head and heart would have been separated on Tower Hill, and history would speak of hint as a man with a mania. So, we say, give ALPRONIO • chance. Let hint tilt at a few windmills if he feels so disposed. Let him get his growth as other boys do, and if he isn't a great improvement on his an- cestors for many years back we shall be greatly mistaken. - -- - --- - Hie'repeats ices f -the hereon It great and la re are few. SNAP SHOTS. -The latent la the banana trust, but the three -for -five man doe.n't give it. -The codfish *ratty:rany should welcome Newfoundland into Confedet•ation. - This is the time of year when the rural resident gets in his graft nn his cite moan -The King has been out deer.huntitg, which is a game almost as exciting as buck- fog the tamer." -Chief Jnetice WAGn,i& of Nova Scotia, is evidently troubled with what the boys tall a "puffed oat." -B col Jona M*cenwsttT'blot split 7re- clared that he is out of politica. It isn't "It gives me great pleasure to write you and congratulate yon on having put upon the market such a valuable medi- cine In a minute form. It has done me so much good that as soon as one box is gone I pur- chse another. I have been somewhat constipated and my liver hu been otlt of order, but Iron -Oz Tablets have put my whole system right." P. 11. HARRIS, s9 iron Street, New Haven, Corn. IRON -OX . TABLETS Fifty for 25 Cents. AN UNRIVALED NERVE TONIC necessary for lulu to say it -it dues without saying. -The coal ba•on is working In suit a manner just now that a barren coal cellar may result later on. -The poet makers claim that owing to the coal strike they will have a 'oft thing in the Ellice swamp. -The majority in favor of Hon. O. W. Roes may not be targe, but it ie large enough to make the Grits' believe that On- tario is still Roseland__ -The Hamid on Spectator which pores as an authority on everything from hens to high art, would be a great family journal of it were not so averse to frogs' lege -Our esteemed local contemporary form- ulates a theory that the editor of 'Ins SIG- NAL is an aspirant for parliamentary honors. Our contemporary flatters u. ; but we may say that the fate that befell the editor of The Star in the last Provincial election is almost encugh to deter a Goderich nowa paper main from harboring • thought along that line. Mr. MITt'1fkLL got the bee in his bonnet, and Tee SIGNAL helped materially to knock it out. His is a specific case in which "what TIM SIGNAL save goes." WHA r 07 HERS ARE SAYING STRIKING ANOMALT. Toronto Star : Owing to the strike most people nest winter will not be able to use anthracite 00.1. This le bud. N e shell nage to use b tuminou•. Tole 1. soft. A t' AS{ 01, TOO TOO Toronto Telegram : Sir Wilfrid Laurier 1e too French for The Hamdwo Jpeotat,r, too British for the Parte Framcab, and too successful for Sir Charles Topa. MUTIILB OOONr r 'ooKel. (New York San ) 011 Mother Hubbard Want to her cupboard '1'o get her poor doggie a bone ; Ba'the dog couldn't wait, In hie hungry state, Ant now the old lady is laid up with Itydropbobla. tl11 II'I.I. NAYe CbW.go R'word-Herald : A cigarette. Gerd was found in Jersey City the other day so bedly uubel•ooed as a result of hie emokiog that M couldn't remember hie earns, .to.pt that t11• first part of it was Jack. '1 he atlboui•'.. may as well reg Der him a. Jack Am. 'l hat will represent the Blease of thongs, even 111t 4oc11011 soolotm to the foot. A 4e'HIM1 T1IAT iAn.1D. Load, n Advertiser ' Chicago's $40,000• 000 drainage weal, which was to obviate tor.ver all risk of onntemloatlon of the o ty's water supply« leas tailed to perform this f000tloe, and tb• health department reports water pollee, ton as worse than ever before Typhoid lever is elf. , and there 1e eppre• hensies over the results of opening the put - 110 whops next month. "01115 or CU56{NT TNOUOIIT." Springfield P. publican : The sxample of the Illinois oemitapse wbloh boa began ih• die lune of Ib• Ribl• as a serial (a proton' that will regime about fifty years) recalls the Texas editor who nim• across the ten oomm•ndmen's somewh. re and war so .truok with their exaellenoe that he clipped the passage and ran 1t under th• Mod of "Gems of Current I'hoaght." )l{'S MI GOOD AN TH■ MIST Gr THOM, Dundee B : Sir Wilfrid Laurier mot from England to Fraoee. 110 Is now In Parte hot-nobbing with the hlg men of the French oapital and duoanting affairs of •tate with the., In their own language, with • Lower Canadian aooeot, But whether It be with 1hell0,4. and Auk.. of England or the pr..ldeat nod premier of Frame, Mir Wilfrid Is rgoally at home, for wh hs goes hs oan hold hie own with the beet of them. Csoadi.ne may well be proud of their reprs..ntettve, eves It they do not all with hie polltunlal optn'on. AN IN.YINsnrraNT ATTITI'ne. Weekly Sus : Tne members of the Mao 'another's' rt•soo:atlon are pursuing tee hoes of Damps go, ehioh are hat dry ones 0- 1010 wlth .soh other. Co one herd th.y ek no to buy their rade brume they sr« Canadiao•mad., and I scams they possess merit. TheseA•h r -e . a wh • s Ice appeal both 4111 to our sympathy and cur judgment. it 1• a I,n. of argnm• u' th.1 reads no one. On .0it other hand, they demand Increased amt.. for the purples of eroluding ail (ote.ge goods and c'mpell as to purchase tram them at their own prim Title le a nnl ov of .ogre n .ad repels these whom the ratter polies would act ,got. it tends to our ral z. alt lb. good w Il hat a 0000lliat• ory pot oy muyhl secure. *DMRES 115. TART!. Vlot oris Oolealsr, Cooeervativ., regarding lien. .1 I. Thu : Heb • man .1 big Id.w His projects leap ahead of Ilm• and ovonm- g anew, but they •re in tha wome e4 destiny fee Canada, jeer the sam., Hs Is the ep- 'Imbt el Canada, aryl tele 000n'ry needs ' ptlmlem above .11 Ite wants and require- m'w'.. Fart humors, he le • man of Introse and burning p.trletrsm, as ere most eprtm- s•e. Forthermore, he le a man of genial and rh•rm,eg psssenallty. Cert. slaty he le • mese of oeloesel Inro,•leteei-' ,, both of character and action. Rot t.heo, how steroid rlgi4Iy oned.trnt people ars as a rale' W. erg sot surprised al th. ('hle.go n.wepaprr o.Ihng him "lard Tarte " H. 1s the pea of the nny.l.tte and the melodrama. LOOK ATTIR THE Mtn 550.5 P.rry Sewed North Mbar • The els" ors and Mspayers M I:an.d• will need to watch .•ante for the nese year or are anl keep an eye on their m, ether of )'ullameet, as • brermieed effort w111 be made by and as behalf e/ lee Maenfeetnrers' Aseeetatle• he have the tarrlff luoreased. Of mouse the I;oyeromeal osgbt to be ',thus •iuugb to ream the maoufwlurers, but all Rovers- meote ars moved by tofluenne and by lobby - los of members. The manotaulursrs lobby Grim and Uoneeryat;YN alike, and, if they can, get • mej may of the members oowmdt- ted tp their pd cy of acidic* to their pro- fits at the expense of lne people of Canada. Taxpayers ane head off the manufacturers by letting their member know that if the tariff le Increased be s Ill not De re el voted, W0l'IJ)N'T Take 11103 TII•T NAY. New York Sus : Oa Chanel lake, 111., not loss Geo, Dr. W. 1) Blwaman of Geneva and his trend, 1)r. Oreeoe, were 1100105 for bas. '1'w.y fished from early more to dewy eve, ane got mosquito bites. At dewy eve. however, having d•olded to return to the hotel la disease, they reeled to their lines, laid the rods in the bottom of t0e boat, and h1 their pipe. Then a minnow came leaping Iranlloally from the (muter, gulol up six 1.1'bes from the surface. It dived coder the beat Just then a tbree•pound ban row behind It two Nest high, d..onbed a beautiful eurr•, and landed to the boat, where 1t d.Dped In a vela effort M ret out. Bleekman !coked al t;teens ; Orme looked a1 Blaokmao ; Blackman stopped, grabbed the fish, and (brew 11 book Into the lake. Barrie sALARI.tN 1'011 Tr*('JaKM Stratford Swoon : The plan wbloh Mr. John Millar, Deputy - Minister of I': tuoatlon. suggests, In order to uaoo0rege school boater, to souage teaobers with higher oleos oerti6oatee, and, therefore, at higher ealarb.,la to divide a Dart o1 the leg. i0'ative grant on the Basle of the oertl6oates. At present, b• says, sour• $360,000 1e distributed among the public schools, solely on • bub of th• avenge attendanos, lrreep•otivs of the yuelifroation, of the reacher'. 10 errant numbers there ore 500 fleet -ole lsaohere to our nubile school', 4,000 sewed claw, and 4,000 third -alma. Hs think' that a sobool hoard employing e dntalaes teacher might be given a special grant of $100 and one employing a se000d- ol... timber $50. This weu'd require about $250,000, and would leave about $100,000 to be divided as at present, on the bows of overage 'Random*. The orinolple ban been adopted 1n Nova Sootia. 1 hero's Only One Way te •nec•ea. Los Angeles Herald. I koew an old man, In my boyhood days (And that was some yeah ago,) W no savvied a lot in a heap o'ways Although he was rather blow ; Aod this war a favorite saw of hit-- Samehow It don't ytt seem et.l• "There's only one way to euooe•d, my boy, Brt many a way to fail." ['vs watohed all my Ide with that saw in m'nd, Aad truer today It seems Than lot. o' 0000lu.Ion. that wiser mon Has dug from their deep day -dreams ; I've heard It I0 triumph ' o who've Cm m m• '• • woo, Sometimes as • heart broke wail. "There's only one way to reamed, my boy, Bus marry • way to fall.' O e way to suoieed-'tls th' same or way That's bees ..eo. th' world h.. stood; One way to euooeed-'els by plonk and path Thee every man ".hake. goon'," One way te saoea.d In the sense that m.unt. 1. ep ta of esoh tbreal'slo' gale: Ay. ".,oly one way to suoee.A, pay boy, Bat maay a way to f.11." fear atheism L you cannot on the ease Sail among the swiftest fleet. Hocking o0 the highest billows, Inogblog at the storms you meet. l or we .land among the motion, Aoobonl yet withlu the bay ; You oan lend a trend to help 111•m As they launch tLelr boats sway, 31 v^u are 1. o wi al: to joarnev U,, the mouotalu s'''pend high, Yen as. stand within the valley nib ih. mut Itud.s mo by Yea eee'Mot 10 h.opy As they slowly pass along, Ti ough th.y may 1.'rget the ringer, They wJ, not I••, ow the sono. 11 .130 h y« not hold and .11rer Bret ready to o,mmariJ, Ir v•.0 !soot tew.rd the needy Kabob an ever open hand, Y•• a can tai'. the rtfliot.d, 0'•r the err.oe you eat weep Yon am be a true disciple 5 t ing at tt., Mtyl'.u.'• fete If y u o•osot In the h 1 I.arier uo th. ritheet sheaf, klany • gran halo ripe and g'Iden W 11 the carolers reapers leave. Go and glen among th• hale•. Growing rank sgaiost the wall, P..r it may he that their meadows H ds tl a heaviest whet of all. I1 )on csonnt to the cool Prov yourself a soldier true, II whine fire .od amok• ore I h uhe.t 7 k re's 0o work for you to do, Wh.n :1'. h.ttlefiel 1 is sleot You o.n go wttn c.refol tread, You Dao Mar away the wounded, Yon oac Dover op los dead. no•, 'Leo, stood Idly wattieg bee •.m• greater wort to do, -Triune lea lar y goddess ; She .111 never come M you, Un and toil •n any •Ineyaril ; 1), not tear to An or Oars, I( gnu win• • fi 11 of labor, You ran find it •nysher AN E X rRAOROINARY CURE. Da000es, ()at , Aug 1892 MacLeod Mediatne ('n , Unita 1, h frt. I em ,on. rettlog to be an old man, cloth on 6 , year' of age. 1 was a sufferer tor nine years from what I oould oat describe and did not understand, and erre enough the dootor. I osoeulted fa led, not gee of them made out my allmsor. I was that weak for three years i could it lift a pail '•f water rR the 11.or were 1 pard for 1' Daring 1h. last lour years my .k a turned Woe, then black 1 was nhbgrd l0 oovrr my hand' In the pre..00s of etrengerr, .n4 h1Ae my face the beat way 1 could beaaaim n' my bla-k .kin I ovoid no: g. -t amyl hie, to do me gnarl. I .pen', •nd was w Illeg io spend mors, htn.drede , f dollars to treatment sod doolora' m.d'oiss- When i saw Ibat Al z Mcl)on.ld wan anted -i did not he- Ilere hs could be cared -i thought .ure 1 ,null gat son,• goad anyway from what nand him. 1 get a bottle of your System Kerovator Ir,m elm, It made me quite .ick, hat i onetlnoed taking it I got another and p.r..v.r.d In It, seen ,f Is did stokers me, Snit the result was whim f had taken I nt bottle. 1 we. strnee •n.'ugh In troth. Then my hands were In ears whl'e and :n part. blue. 1 with terrified then it woo d oar. ms. I took $0 00 worth t.etnr• 1 wee 'tear and whits as before. I have soma color new, my blood meet have undergoes a great chane' to turn my stein white In that time. 1 am ,lullet well ever aloe. i ',ripped, eat eat well and work rot ere day i would hate elven thr.a.ands nt dollen for the remedy that would have r•wyared my natural miler agate. 1 •ivs th• prairie to your Renovates for my oars anyway. ,ions t\ lions Maelwod'. rsm.Ale., .etablhehed le 11D1R, ars the only medicines In Canada wblab have gold he their merits without alver. teeing Address MacLeod Medlel•. Uo , Ilod.rloh, Ont. '1'h. Myth Staudsrd •ay. el John Kelly mil 'amity. whet remelted in Oederteh Int week to m.k• Miele hem* here : "Gemmel regret le expressed by all ear Elitism's a the removal .f this popular gentleman and ole setlmabl• family from our •111.ge. May good leek and geed health be always with them 1e their sew hew,. a Oa meaty SiYLISHNESS for the Iadie,;R. GNFORTABLENESS fur the nes. III1li6EDNESS for the cliildrea. We'.o picked our stock according to there ideas, And style doesn't leave out durability. Neither dors long wear sacrifice looks. It needn't and it doesn't. All-round shoe goodness for every member of every family. As low as $1.00 a pair. As high a1.115.00, but all worth what you are asked to pay. W. SIIARMAN Blalock sad the Flower G1r1. ,\'anooueer I'rov6,ce 1 Mr. F. 1'. Wade, crown prosecutor at Dawson, b speodloe • dew days bore on hie retura from a three month.' quit to England• He goer north again oo Friday to resume his otficlal duties at the 1'okon ospite'. To a representative of The Provmoe this morning tire gentleman said : "Since the jphllee, asd the part we have been t.k mg In South Africa, Ctoada hoe Dome foto mono greater D fer romie.ow than ever before. A great deal, howev.r,rsmaine to he done before she w,Il be understood by the average Englishmen. 7 he children's print(d nu -eery book. isued s nee the war depot. our Clnadtan ail11,ra, at home In Canaria, oo snowshoes, and clad in old Hud eon'. H.y Co.'. oo.t and capote I was ark ed by an t pwreatly n itelIi a it man la the w orth of Engleod, '.rue 1 bad managed to (earn to talk Eogl.eh in C.n.da.' "C ,1 (:.ors. T. Denlson, of Toronto, at an afternoon lunation, met a very smart -look- ing lady elo'spreesed her gratitude over ths sending nut of th• Ceoadun etaulate** 'at wondered how we managed to do se w soon after the death of our pros dent, "They ell a good story of S.r 1Vdltam Melook's experience a year or so ago. W oiling smog the Strand with a distin gauhcd Loadoo I.wyer, whose name need tart b. m ant oned, he was loce.ghteg Measly against ha lack of knowledge of Canada As the lawyer toot -probed Sir OV lli.m'. sts'emente, ah. postmYter-gmerel eth r mined to ask any theew p.. pie In e noce.sloowho n'hey might meet ,f they bad e•, r heard of Canada. All were Ianz- A..oer,. The first mid 'No.' The area .4 .n •Id man, said be 1 • 1 been arrived these pare •any near to 145501 y years, and it was o' wls'r. ' e,r the Strand. Ie hie meat smtabl. manner Y r W.tlam then emoted • Cockney B ...r lel, but as the looked M though .he might hate been v a br.rdie g - school, he altered his 405.1100 and asked her it she was Nadi ar .iih (1 tewe• ' Familiar with woos." she replier,. "Yee just go along or 1'11 smack your dirty lace ' Irritation Pimples and Iel.de.rl.a Blotch... They p'..00 IT any young girl, al a g...t dload••nta5e n1 1.1-. The only cure 1e a blood purifier Ike Fort, zone It c:..,..,. the erlmsoo filed of pourer» and impurlti.., renew• and strengthens It, and mdies 10'. o1 ref oorpusc'05 that manifest their pre eros by • teddy, hesphy glow in the cheeks and line F.rrozon• uackly mowers •li skin eroptloes, bol r1 . up b,oksi - I. wo oo, - e tllutioos, and rives to weak, s okly women an abund.00s 01 .p rib, vll•lity, en ray and h.auty. Try Felroxenr, It's all rpht Prlae 50.I per box, or me tuxes for $2.50, .t dra,ygl.u, or N C Pelma & Uo , K ug.too, oat. Brussels: Sammi Shines, a farmer r..id- u g •Ma 11.. miles Irom Bruae's, 13.1 ht. r.ht hand badly Iao.rated out day that s'•b while seeming ice teed -rhe a threehenc mso0in.. He was reos'•ing the .heave. From soother helper while the Dln'ling cord. were be ng es', ao l by aoeident the knife was drawn •crow th• bank of hie right hand, severing the cord., which will +n all prob. Utility render this member o.elew after It re hash d. 5 ACTS tawny LIVER 04.4 K�1:04`" .BOWELS, 0 THE sY CLEAN"' CTU�M i oispa Oops ES 0f/26; PATioN hAgRUAL Gomes MIANENT1i,Y. IT: BEN, F�IAL �FfECTS, BUY THE GENUINE-NiAN'r'p BY 11.NZN L1116 SYRVE) @ Ou.Sc'r. .l' �aiis,Rr l•e� vne . a• . re., (f � NV r g 5stl . e f.11 11 TS 1' OVERCOMES Catarrhea.ae. An indent relief sad perfect ours for cold., co0eh., catarrh, deafoese, asthma, broaohitie, long tremble and ooneumpeloo Iohel• Cetarrtozou• five minutes any tame and i1 kills • Dough or cold to the head. lobate Catarrh(' me Eve minutes four time. daily and it permanently cures nhroolo catarrb, detainee', asthma and hay fever. Inh.leCat r L arch z ore aro mlr:ttee every hoar and 11 owes easements, conanm top long troub'e and pyasu all owt.ew0 . Mc ales. ('ompi0'e o0 fit $1 00 ; trial size 25o. Druggists, or N. C. Polson A Co., Megaton, Ont. St.Thom•s Timm : One el car .xobange•, and a cool one at that,ezprsese the oplu oo that it would pay the IJ.o.dise farmer Andy peg• with the arm. assiduity all they dolt'• and undermine the eultttoal Issues of the times. It rays :-"E•ery 110.1 should keep posted on 11 a politico of the coast' y, but he •hoo'd not make a steady jun of 1t. There 1e corn, what and hay, and p'gs 10 isle,, and this le +he Tina, ba, out nt lif. ea • L r T, -air should b -politics 1. ha recreation, and only when it roams' that plat* to his m .d 1e he sure from the loan oompany and tt.1mrroloeure proc..dirg., Whet a farmer Moos alt 'boot p'5I, and how they vow be.t, her ran begin on Wale,and ha• og made ba f"r eine, he can go tato politica se • ,eon x11.6' STRACHAN'S MACHINE AND BLACKSMITH SHOP -AT THE OLD STAND - Victoria street, aoderich1t11Ut11�111111jil�nlulllfi NEW GOODS FOR HE EARLY FALL TRADE IN DRESS MATERIALS -COLORED AND BLACK Tweed Dress 8uitings 40 lechers wide, in Greys, Blues, Fawns omit mixtures, at 20 (mute. Tweed Dress uitinga 42 niches wide, in Blues', Greys, Blacks, Fewne and Br° - zee, great value at 25c. A lot of Homespuns and Friezes at 50c. 50 to 53 inches wide, in all the leading Fell colorings, heavy enough to make up without lining. ; a great Skirt Cloth tut the price. Homespuns in Light and Dark Ureys, Blues and blocks, at 75.., 85(•. 95c., $1.15 and $1.25. 'These are the beet -male Goode in the trade. Cau be ,hale into 1101,1.'1 Skirt.. A splendid finish roil 54 t„ 1130110. wide. Basket or Backing Clothe all wool, 54 to fib inches wide, iu Bleck Blue, Grey and Green, $1.20, This is ono of the real new fabrics, aid in great favor just now. Venetians and Berges in the leading cantors and at popular prices, Our Black Goods for Skirts and Full Dresses, range 1a price. fru. 21e. to *2 75, a lot of which are in single Skirt eat Drege lengths is Berges, Peplum., Satin, Royals, Bro- cades, Veuetiaus, Cashmeres and Li- tres. Cosmopolitan I tterns. 'Phone 86. J. H. COLBORNE lAn Excellent Tonic That is wbae we find In 1Wyeth's Malt Extract Sum. Malt Extracts aro ••ry much Ilk' porter. 1b» as not that kind. It ie truly outrlttve and methodist, containing MORE MALT, MORE ACTIVE D1AMTA, E, LESS ALCOHOL' tban;any other make It le therefore the best. Betts call and eel about it. Let us introduce you to Zymole Tooth Powder and Zymole Tooth Paste, the up to -data antneptlo tooth :lacers They aro hostile to germs of disease tad decay. Tourists aro Isvlt.d to hapset oar armament of American Tolle* Articles. LYON'S TOOTH POWDER, POLzONtI'S and TEFU)W'S F-1( h POWDKRS, Eta W.. C. GOODE, Chemist, - BEDFORD BLOCK, . IT'S IN THE AIR. Everybody knows about S.W.P. it's success is in the air. It gains fame for itself with every g al ton that's spread on a house. Uniform good quality -has given it a popularity greater than any other paint on the market. When you want to paint- a build - SOLD SY ing, inside or out- side THE SHERN'/N-W/LL/ANS PAINT will do it better and more econom- ically than a n y other. It will wear longer, look better and cover more surface. It's a paint with a reputation found- ed on merit. Ask us for color cards. N. D. RO UGV / E, The Cash hardware Store, Ooderich, Ont. Eureka Bread A pure loaf. Delivered In perfect cleanliness. Direct from oven to table. dm -- r..- For a perfect table loaf, "EUREKA." 1- IF, -For a loaf always fresh NI and moist, ",Eureka." EPARNIDLL DICAN f3 HOMIDMADM. E The loaf th.t firings satisfaction everywhere, 1e still the same, with its nourishing parity sad its sweet, nutty flavor. You make no mletate lar buying your bread from our agent, W. P. WESTOBYy = HAMILTON ST„ _ie 0001IRIOH . . , You w111 never be dirappoisl.d. -s▪ o JAS. A. STRACHAN Ma tsk.a over the plane and hednseg machinist' •ono*eafolly for an many year• by hitt father, the late l). K. Jtranhan, and Invade refitting the Mop In the most up to due man- ner possible. Hs will maks a specialty el all blade of repairing, inch as Threshers and Engines, Binders, Mowers. and all kinds of Farman ers' Implements Mill Machinery, Marine. 84. i onary and Portable Engines thoroughly overhauled andre- paired. Pipe and Steam Fitting. Machineand Blacksmith Work of all kinds dope to order. All the specialties manufactur., eat by the late D. K. strachaft will still be made on the prem- ises. Oall se write fee psI$ioslmeC Jas. 41:,1$411acho The Western Fair, SEPT. LONDON. 12-20, /002 A MEDLEY OY EIPECTAOULAR MERIT. Trot Hutohunr, the Human Bomb, In a thrilling Balloon A•oeraian and Paro00nte l)rep The marvellous ('yole Duals. The Creates In a Lineation novelty. The great (lay, the Handcuff Meg. The 011f.... Coetlnental koeentrlgaw. Manning and 1)o Crow, famous Monnpedae. Rhea Naynen, with her teenpe of Trained Tropical Birds. Th. Bard Bran., Aorohetio Wnmlere. Chelsele M. donee, Cornet Virtuoso. Magni- ficent Pyroteohnt a and many ether feature. Special trate sertlos ever 011 lines. 1•,ehlhlte farther ahead than the time. Grounds insidiously beautiful. Buildings trrrhtably lavitl►s. Prise [tete, Map. Program. and Information flee Lha asking Horn LT. -001.. W. M. OA2TSI o1I, J. A. NILLIM�s . *v Ae An im perto■/ mheeg• Is Ilia bwglsM M sepia shinning may be foreshadowed le the report of Fruit lnepaelar Me/Cisme th.t the British fruit dealers oh) *est to ells barrel as a package fee (relit and ward prefer aemaller [whys, widish tiny say meld dad • iamb safe rosily este ever there. Seam lean M n ani erp.rlmeel was mad. 11. .blppint apples is beves, het tae pls. dem set seem M 1 .5 bees at all g.serelly adapted by Caasdiu shippers. W. Ache Linen Bargain, We will clear during this week t Linen Napkins and Table Cloths. 1'h wile slightly soiled or almost unuoticet w .It) per cent. under regular value. Pure Linen Bleached D,ma.k Ulo'h, eine 212 yard., regular $1 50,1 for $1.75 ; 2!21 yard Cloths, regular $3.5 Table Napkins, L.,rre Alener s: se, bandgome, heavy, blah d dez Tray Cloths and Carvers. Linen tray olotb o: carving cloths, heavy It drown fanoy worked and In hemstitched, .pools) price with .t American Crochet Quilts. 50 only Amorioaa 4 ply Croohat Potton Quill regular $1 25 value at Lace Curtains. 30 pair 31 yards loom God t.0 ioobee wide won signs of this eemoe, regular x2.50 curtain Butterick Patterns Ail in stock. Uellneetoe for September now* renewed at pee year W. Aches( COUNTY CURRENCY. B:yth: Relator' Bros. shipped 4030 pounds .f mei l Toronto. Charm : R. J. Uleff has sold his little black posy te Look Kennedy, vetting there- for $100. Wlogbam : Gnarl's, the five year-old sea of Mr. Lang, fell out of • hammock on Mon- day of tut week and broke one erne. Blyth : Mr. and Mee. J H lineman Sad Miss Frames Str.tten left last week for tbetr home to Kms•s Otte, Kansas, where they will reside to the future. Brusseb: Joho Alexander Mo('otcheon, of Moleowurth, and Mies Emily Rolling., .f Britton, were solt.d In the holy bonds of m.trimooy at the Methodist parsonage, Bruwais. Seefortb : Mrs. J. 0 Km and family 1 Lase moyed from hers to Wingham, as Mr.i! Knee b sow permaoen'ly looated In tbati1 town, Mum manager of the furniture far- t ''ries there. 11 Exeter : Frank T.m of Toledo Oslo, I lucrative . who hold. a nor nt 01 as cutter t• I .large tailoring ..tobluhm•ot lo that oity ,1 atter a short visit with hie parent' bare left II for that oily on Saturday I S. forth t Hurt). the 1 We three -you- I old zoo of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Willis t.11 l oat of • weegoo at Brussels meanly. dlrol. t as,iog hie left shoulder. Tb. injured mem. I her was .et an 1 the little fallow u now do- 1 lei; +r, .•'y II B u.•.le : It war a aid surprle' to entity I to this locality to near o1 the death if Hie. I I A. '1 Hartley, the fer.n.r well koowa P.se- by erten min:.to•, of It naval. H. deport- ed this 1 fe oo Asr. 22 at lets borne at Tar - butt, Algoma, aged 65 teen F:lmaodv;lle : 1'h• funeral of Ago.. (;rm• mill, repot of the late Wm Cheater, took I plane from bet tat. te.IMoea to Kgmood. I yids Saturday. August, 23-'1. • 230 e w , interment at Etmoorivd1• cemetery. She wee a'J years and 7 months old. Brosslo:.1 J. Ui1DI0. 01 Brawl., bag ; 1 .po.ed of hi. fie. 100 arse farm, lo' 9, sea 10, ttleaehatd townab+p, Per ('c., to Wit -'t h• o J'.no, of L radon toweshlp, for the nim of $5,500 Toe lot was tak•o op when ' all bush by Mr. Uilp.o's father 51 yeses 1 leo. ('Imtoo : H. N Bodeen., Hamel Mas- sloe and titers' Hodgen• had oleo ,.mem- , bestrew sent them from a 3010111, B. C 7 hey are Chinese b.mboo Danes, with rip- ales sad other gods of that heathen tribe o.rvsd and burst thereon to a •.ry aa:que style. Brussel.: J. D. and kite R,oald have arrived back te Rru•aele alter an atemoos of I nearly • year in California Unlorado,('htuago, Detroit and other place., They purpose, t after a aoinurn here, to go to Detroit where they weal matiag Meir home and whore I a residence is now In coarse of erection. Clinton • MM. Kate Taylor, rf this loon, r le about to osmple e • vary anwWins 1 oofol year.' mouse of tru0tne 1e. S•, Loki • Hos- meal oapttal for oars.., New York City. in 1.1.7 . he pained bee grsnaatloo examination', maim an average per Dent of 97 She teat .I present In obarye of the opsr•ts5 room, which peeltaoa t• ono of Use most ,'epos 1 s.ble in so metit.atlon of that klod. .Goforth : Word ha• been reorirs4 hero that Arthur, the teayoar-old eon of W J. Clark, formerly of this town, bus now of Colorado Spring., was very seriously Intoned recently while playing with powder b n umber of children were having a fourth of ,duty oel.bratloo, when they filled it bottle , with powder end young Clark est a match to 1t, common an explosion, emitting In Injuries which eau, .4 bar death on the 73rd of July. Wlogbam - Mrs I Rsr, 1 I. t; Wool and and daughter E Ion, of Charla.ton, loath Carolina, ars th• guests of Mr. 11 Davie. Mr, Wood was ono* rector nt 5. Tanl's, Wiogham, but 1s now rector of S'. Paul's, Charle.towo. Hr. Wroii and family like the south well. The heath, more are mon friendly towards the Bullish than the Nor• thernen, end bay. even Lbs British that of arms di.played In th. channel. The names of thermals. King, Queen, eco , hear deooe if the days moo by, who Britain Business is g But McKENZIE do H WF, are reaching out for more and cannot afford to gen at cost great big discount off our marked prices we expect to realize a fair profit. on. However, for two weeks, commel 2H -tit, we are going to make things into part.mer-t On all Sheffield Cutlery Co' per cent. off to ct That means $1.40 per doz. Ki 1.80 " 2.00 " 2.20 " 2.50 " and so on the p Come qufnk and get the best, Apple Patera are sellers. Come end gee as about Portland C It i■ the very Ixet. Ww have just elntsrsel ne Gf 1r, Farmers of this section 4Aoz manthey do we were from lc to 2o lower than other McKENZIE TRI PLACK TO RUY Al EAST CON •QUARE. Our $50.00 DIAMOND RING. This Is the best value In a Lady's Diamond Ring ever offered for $5o.00. The dross fn these riots are personally selected by in front tie cutters in Amsterdam, and an abeolu*ly perfect. You will find this and hundreds of other styles Illustrated In our catalogue, a copy of which will be sent you free. ammille DIAMOND IIAII. Established 185, 1 _ Ryrie Bros., VOINIe and Adelaide Sts., TORONTO. STRACHAN'S MACHINE AND BLACKSMITH SHOP -AT THE OLD STAND - Victoria street, aoderich1t11Ut11�111111jil�nlulllfi NEW GOODS FOR HE EARLY FALL TRADE IN DRESS MATERIALS -COLORED AND BLACK Tweed Dress 8uitings 40 lechers wide, in Greys, Blues, Fawns omit mixtures, at 20 (mute. Tweed Dress uitinga 42 niches wide, in Blues', Greys, Blacks, Fewne and Br° - zee, great value at 25c. A lot of Homespuns and Friezes at 50c. 50 to 53 inches wide, in all the leading Fell colorings, heavy enough to make up without lining. ; a great Skirt Cloth tut the price. Homespuns in Light and Dark Ureys, Blues and blocks, at 75.., 85(•. 95c., $1.15 and $1.25. 'These are the beet -male Goode in the trade. Cau be ,hale into 1101,1.'1 Skirt.. A splendid finish roil 54 t„ 1130110. wide. Basket or Backing Clothe all wool, 54 to fib inches wide, iu Bleck Blue, Grey and Green, $1.20, This is ono of the real new fabrics, aid in great favor just now. Venetians and Berges in the leading cantors and at popular prices, Our Black Goods for Skirts and Full Dresses, range 1a price. fru. 21e. to *2 75, a lot of which are in single Skirt eat Drege lengths is Berges, Peplum., Satin, Royals, Bro- cades, Veuetiaus, Cashmeres and Li- tres. Cosmopolitan I tterns. 'Phone 86. J. H. COLBORNE lAn Excellent Tonic That is wbae we find In 1Wyeth's Malt Extract Sum. Malt Extracts aro ••ry much Ilk' porter. 1b» as not that kind. It ie truly outrlttve and methodist, containing MORE MALT, MORE ACTIVE D1AMTA, E, LESS ALCOHOL' tban;any other make It le therefore the best. Betts call and eel about it. Let us introduce you to Zymole Tooth Powder and Zymole Tooth Paste, the up to -data antneptlo tooth :lacers They aro hostile to germs of disease tad decay. Tourists aro Isvlt.d to hapset oar armament of American Tolle* Articles. LYON'S TOOTH POWDER, POLzONtI'S and TEFU)W'S F-1( h POWDKRS, Eta W.. C. GOODE, Chemist, - BEDFORD BLOCK, . IT'S IN THE AIR. Everybody knows about S.W.P. it's success is in the air. It gains fame for itself with every g al ton that's spread on a house. Uniform good quality -has given it a popularity greater than any other paint on the market. When you want to paint- a build - SOLD SY ing, inside or out- side THE SHERN'/N-W/LL/ANS PAINT will do it better and more econom- ically than a n y other. It will wear longer, look better and cover more surface. It's a paint with a reputation found- ed on merit. Ask us for color cards. N. D. RO UGV / E, The Cash hardware Store, Ooderich, Ont. Eureka Bread A pure loaf. Delivered In perfect cleanliness. Direct from oven to table. dm -- r..- For a perfect table loaf, "EUREKA." 1- IF, -For a loaf always fresh NI and moist, ",Eureka." EPARNIDLL DICAN f3 HOMIDMADM. E The loaf th.t firings satisfaction everywhere, 1e still the same, with its nourishing parity sad its sweet, nutty flavor. You make no mletate lar buying your bread from our agent, W. P. WESTOBYy = HAMILTON ST„ _ie 0001IRIOH . . , You w111 never be dirappoisl.d. -s▪ o JAS. A. STRACHAN Ma tsk.a over the plane and hednseg machinist' •ono*eafolly for an many year• by hitt father, the late l). K. Jtranhan, and Invade refitting the Mop In the most up to due man- ner possible. Hs will maks a specialty el all blade of repairing, inch as Threshers and Engines, Binders, Mowers. and all kinds of Farman ers' Implements Mill Machinery, Marine. 84. i onary and Portable Engines thoroughly overhauled andre- paired. Pipe and Steam Fitting. Machineand Blacksmith Work of all kinds dope to order. All the specialties manufactur., eat by the late D. K. strachaft will still be made on the prem- ises. Oall se write fee psI$ioslmeC Jas. 41:,1$411acho The Western Fair, SEPT. LONDON. 12-20, /002 A MEDLEY OY EIPECTAOULAR MERIT. Trot Hutohunr, the Human Bomb, In a thrilling Balloon A•oeraian and Paro00nte l)rep The marvellous ('yole Duals. The Creates In a Lineation novelty. The great (lay, the Handcuff Meg. The 011f.... Coetlnental koeentrlgaw. Manning and 1)o Crow, famous Monnpedae. Rhea Naynen, with her teenpe of Trained Tropical Birds. Th. Bard Bran., Aorohetio Wnmlere. Chelsele M. donee, Cornet Virtuoso. Magni- ficent Pyroteohnt a and many ether feature. Special trate sertlos ever 011 lines. 1•,ehlhlte farther ahead than the time. Grounds insidiously beautiful. Buildings trrrhtably lavitl►s. Prise [tete, Map. Program. and Information flee Lha asking Horn LT. -001.. W. M. OA2TSI o1I, J. A. NILLIM�s . *v Ae An im perto■/ mheeg• Is Ilia bwglsM M sepia shinning may be foreshadowed le the report of Fruit lnepaelar Me/Cisme th.t the British fruit dealers oh) *est to ells barrel as a package fee (relit and ward prefer aemaller [whys, widish tiny say meld dad • iamb safe rosily este ever there. Seam lean M n ani erp.rlmeel was mad. 11. .blppint apples is beves, het tae pls. dem set seem M 1 .5 bees at all g.serelly adapted by Caasdiu shippers. W. Ache Linen Bargain, We will clear during this week t Linen Napkins and Table Cloths. 1'h wile slightly soiled or almost unuoticet w .It) per cent. under regular value. Pure Linen Bleached D,ma.k Ulo'h, eine 212 yard., regular $1 50,1 for $1.75 ; 2!21 yard Cloths, regular $3.5 Table Napkins, L.,rre Alener s: se, bandgome, heavy, blah d dez Tray Cloths and Carvers. Linen tray olotb o: carving cloths, heavy It drown fanoy worked and In hemstitched, .pools) price with .t American Crochet Quilts. 50 only Amorioaa 4 ply Croohat Potton Quill regular $1 25 value at Lace Curtains. 30 pair 31 yards loom God t.0 ioobee wide won signs of this eemoe, regular x2.50 curtain Butterick Patterns Ail in stock. Uellneetoe for September now* renewed at pee year W. Aches( COUNTY CURRENCY. B:yth: Relator' Bros. shipped 4030 pounds .f mei l Toronto. Charm : R. J. Uleff has sold his little black posy te Look Kennedy, vetting there- for $100. Wlogbam : Gnarl's, the five year-old sea of Mr. Lang, fell out of • hammock on Mon- day of tut week and broke one erne. Blyth : Mr. and Mee. J H lineman Sad Miss Frames Str.tten left last week for tbetr home to Kms•s Otte, Kansas, where they will reside to the future. Brusseb: Joho Alexander Mo('otcheon, of Moleowurth, and Mies Emily Rolling., .f Britton, were solt.d In the holy bonds of m.trimooy at the Methodist parsonage, Bruwais. Seefortb : Mrs. J. 0 Km and family 1 Lase moyed from hers to Wingham, as Mr.i! Knee b sow permaoen'ly looated In tbati1 town, Mum manager of the furniture far- t ''ries there. 11 Exeter : Frank T.m of Toledo Oslo, I lucrative . who hold. a nor nt 01 as cutter t• I .large tailoring ..tobluhm•ot lo that oity ,1 atter a short visit with hie parent' bare left II for that oily on Saturday I S. forth t Hurt). the 1 We three -you- I old zoo of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Willis t.11 l oat of • weegoo at Brussels meanly. dlrol. t as,iog hie left shoulder. Tb. injured mem. I her was .et an 1 the little fallow u now do- 1 lei; +r, .•'y II B u.•.le : It war a aid surprle' to entity I to this locality to near o1 the death if Hie. I I A. '1 Hartley, the fer.n.r well koowa P.se- by erten min:.to•, of It naval. H. deport- ed this 1 fe oo Asr. 22 at lets borne at Tar - butt, Algoma, aged 65 teen F:lmaodv;lle : 1'h• funeral of Ago.. (;rm• mill, repot of the late Wm Cheater, took I plane from bet tat. te.IMoea to Kgmood. I yids Saturday. August, 23-'1. • 230 e w , interment at Etmoorivd1• cemetery. She wee a'J years and 7 months old. Brosslo:.1 J. Ui1DI0. 01 Brawl., bag ; 1 .po.ed of hi. fie. 100 arse farm, lo' 9, sea 10, ttleaehatd townab+p, Per ('c., to Wit -'t h• o J'.no, of L radon toweshlp, for the nim of $5,500 Toe lot was tak•o op when ' all bush by Mr. Uilp.o's father 51 yeses 1 leo. ('Imtoo : H. N Bodeen., Hamel Mas- sloe and titers' Hodgen• had oleo ,.mem- , bestrew sent them from a 3010111, B. C 7 hey are Chinese b.mboo Danes, with rip- ales sad other gods of that heathen tribe o.rvsd and burst thereon to a •.ry aa:que style. Brussel.: J. D. and kite R,oald have arrived back te Rru•aele alter an atemoos of I nearly • year in California Unlorado,('htuago, Detroit and other place., They purpose, t after a aoinurn here, to go to Detroit where they weal matiag Meir home and whore I a residence is now In coarse of erection. Clinton • MM. Kate Taylor, rf this loon, r le about to osmple e • vary anwWins 1 oofol year.' mouse of tru0tne 1e. S•, Loki • Hos- meal oapttal for oars.., New York City. in 1.1.7 . he pained bee grsnaatloo examination', maim an average per Dent of 97 She teat .I present In obarye of the opsr•ts5 room, which peeltaoa t• ono of Use most ,'epos 1 s.ble in so metit.atlon of that klod. .Goforth : Word ha• been reorirs4 hero that Arthur, the teayoar-old eon of W J. Clark, formerly of this town, bus now of Colorado Spring., was very seriously Intoned recently while playing with powder b n umber of children were having a fourth of ,duty oel.bratloo, when they filled it bottle , with powder end young Clark est a match to 1t, common an explosion, emitting In Injuries which eau, .4 bar death on the 73rd of July. Wlogbam - Mrs I Rsr, 1 I. t; Wool and and daughter E Ion, of Charla.ton, loath Carolina, ars th• guests of Mr. 11 Davie. Mr, Wood was ono* rector nt 5. Tanl's, Wiogham, but 1s now rector of S'. Paul's, Charle.towo. Hr. Wroii and family like the south well. The heath, more are mon friendly towards the Bullish than the Nor• thernen, end bay. even Lbs British that of arms di.played In th. channel. The names of thermals. King, Queen, eco , hear deooe if the days moo by, who Britain Business is g But McKENZIE do H WF, are reaching out for more and cannot afford to gen at cost great big discount off our marked prices we expect to realize a fair profit. on. However, for two weeks, commel 2H -tit, we are going to make things into part.mer-t On all Sheffield Cutlery Co' per cent. off to ct That means $1.40 per doz. Ki 1.80 " 2.00 " 2.20 " 2.50 " and so on the p Come qufnk and get the best, Apple Patera are sellers. Come end gee as about Portland C It i■ the very Ixet. Ww have just elntsrsel ne Gf 1r, Farmers of this section 4Aoz manthey do we were from lc to 2o lower than other McKENZIE TRI PLACK TO RUY Al EAST CON •QUARE.