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TIIE SIGNAL :a GODERICH ONTARIO.
TaoMDAT, Sept. 4, 1902
W. Acheson &Son
Linen Bargains for August.
We will clear during this week the balance of a large lot of real Irish
Linen Napkins and Table Cloths. They are manufacturers' odd liner and
some slightly roiled or almost unnoticeably imperfect. Valuer are from 25
to 40 per Dent. under regular value.
Pure Linen Bleached
14..4 Olo'h, size 2t2 yards, regular 91 50. for 1 10 ; 2a2i yards, regular 92 50, c
for 91.75 ; 2124 yard Cloth., regular 93 50 and 84.00, for $2.50
Table Napkins,
l..rg• AI DI, sae, handsome, heavy, Irish d•muk, regular 93.00 Tahoe, lit..P7$2.25
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Tray Cloths and Carvers.
Linen tray cloths o: carving cloths. heavy Ilio damask, knotted Irlog• and
drawn (spay worked sod in hemstitched, regular value 75 to 90e,
.psobl price moth •t 50 and 60c
American Crochet Quilts.
50 only American 4 ply Croohet Potton Qellta, lathe double size sed yory as fief, 98c
regular 81 25 value
Lace Curtains.
30 pair 3i yards long and 60 toobes wide white Nottingham Laoe Curtains, de -C
signs of this seetem, regular I4.50 curtain, special August time at per pair...D 1.50
Butterick Patterns
A'I io stock. Delineator for September now on sale at 15o • copy or subscr,ptlo0
renewe4 at par yen a 1
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W. Acheson & Son.
COUNTY CURRENCY.
H yth: B.Islon Broe shipped 4000 pounds
of soul to Toronto
Charon : R. J. Uiuff hoe sold his little
black pony to Ludt Keuoedy, Fatting there-
for 1100.
Wtogham : Clothe, the Bye yetr-old oro
of Mrs Lute, fell out of a h•mmook on Mon-
day of lot week and broke one arm,
131711 . Mr. and Mee. J H Stratton and
Mies Frances Stnuoo left lest week for their
home lo Kansas City, Kana., where they
will reside to the future.
Hruseob: John Alexander kdo('atcheoo, of
Molswortb, and Nue Emily Rolling., of
Bruton, were united to tee holy bonds of
metrimooy at the Motbodlo: panoIigs,
Brussels.
Seaforlb: Mrs. J. 0 Roes and family
1..o. moyd from bare to Wiogbam, as Mr.
{twee U sow perm.aen'ly located It that
town, being manager of tee furniture f•, -
terim there.
held sway, sod that time have not been
obangd •sow• that kindly feelings toward
the old land still prevail
Blyth : The Standard goys . Rey. A. P.
Moon, sou of G Moore, of Blyth, as -
misted In the morning servtot at Trinity
(thumb, and to the evening Not charge of
oho melee, presetting • sermon that great-
ly
reetly p.• o.d the large r osgreg.tloo protest,
Mr. Moon spout the past three miry sur -
easeful years u rector of Gera.%oburob, Lie
bowl. lie reoeo►ly resigned from isle Lis-
towel share* and has decided to study
medicine sod prepare himself for the work
o1 • missionary. Before leaving LI•temel
no war mad• the r.ipieot of • compliment
ory address and • well tilled purse, and
Mr.. Moore was presect•d with 10 addre.
and • costly chair.
j Brussels : The Dimple of Hrnieela were
' greatly shocked and saddened Tuesday night
of lase work to bear of the sudden death of
an old and well-koow resident in the por•o°
of Alez.nder Hunter, Clerk of the 4th
1) melon Court. He had parcbaeed some
dru •
g oath oho old in tLe lo.,r A
•. taken
Shim home to be •til zed to the prepar►uon
he was romto•.lodiog for muff o5 a orate
By some mistake he sw•Ilnwed 5 portion of
the embolic r Im.wA aaDDo
ed to have mistaken
It for other 0 w 1 quid, and o, apprising; hu wife
was advised to tense to 1)r. MaN eughton'.
ofioe. Go arriving there D'n, McNeugbton
MoKel.ey and Roberts dot their beet with
antidotre, stomaoh pump, and eve„ to give
the p.ueot rdlet but no soon lapel into
u0000.coU osis and pawed away lodde of
an hour alter teklsg the drug.
':rens Frank Tom O
of Toledo ilea
who beide • lucrative posit 1.1 as cutter to
a Merge milord)/ setebluhment to that oft•
attar a short melt with hie parents here left
for that oily on Setur'.y
Se forth : Harvey, the 1 We thror•year-
old Soo of 31r. acid Mr. W. H. Willis fell
oat of • w•0goo at Brussel& toioutly. divot.
' silo' his left shoulder. The injured m,m-'
bor was set .01 the little fellow is now do -
log re'tr'y.
B u.vele : 11 wee • mad surprise to mosey
la 111.loo.hty to near of the death of R ,v.
A. Y Hartley, the for.ner well known Pier-
er erten mur.•te•, .1 Mitered.. 110 depen-
d ibis 1 fe oo Ae,, 22 at his home at Far.
butt, Algoma, aged 65 veers
F:zmoodrtlb : The I 1 of Ago*. L •m-
mrli, idiot of the late Wm Chester. took
piece from bee Tete madmen in EgmooJ-
•ul, S.tordy, August 23-11, a 230 P art ,
interment at E101ood.ilis eemetore. Slop
was 87 jeans and 7 emotes old.
Bruseete . J J. Oiipto, o: Brussel has
11.spnsd of his Bos 100 acre farm, lot 9, 000
10, til,ssb.rd tow»ab,p, Paulo Co., to Wit-'
h• m JAI**. 01 L tedon township, for the
sum of $5,500 Tne Int was tekeo o0 when
all base by Mr. Uilpin'e tether 51 years
We.
Cltotoo: 11. E Hodgeoe, Russel Mars-
e ille and (Mores Hdgene had otos remem-
brances soot them from t toter'', B. C
they are Chlawe hemhoo mines, with rip -
Hies sed other god• of that heathen tribe
o•rv•d and burn) therein' l0 • very us quo
style.
Brasssie: J. D and Mre
R,o•Id ea •
arrived back to Rru••ele after an •!esus• of
nearly a year in Cell forma (:nlor•do,('hluwo,
Detroit and other plane.. They purpose,
after a mimeo here, to go to Detroit where
they Weed m.ki.5 their home and where
• residence le new In oour•e of erection,
Clinton • Mies Kate Taylor, rf this town,
le about. to sample a • very .uoowful threw
vein' coarse •f tru0toq to S•, Lake's Hos-
pital
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pit l for norm, Nee York City. In 11.7
. 1. passed her or tooatlo° er.mloatloae,
teklog •n •Vetere per oeol of 97. She Is •t'
present In oh.rre of the operating room.
which Dositioe is ono of the moat nips.
Able in an m•titotlon of that klod.
Seeforth : Word ba• been removed hire
that Arthur, the tett year-old too of W J
Clerk, formerly of this town, bun now of
Colorado Spring., was very seriously lojord
recently while pl•ymt with powder A
somber of children wore having • fourth of
July oelebr•tloo, when they filled a bottle
with
powder
and young Clark set • mato'
to It, miming an explosion, resitting le
Iojurles wioh cane ,d Me death o0 the 23rd
of July.
Wlogh•m : Mrs 1 R.m.) I, G. Wood and
and daughter E Ina, of Charleston, ,loath
Carolina, ars the euset• of Mrs. 11 Davis.
Mr. Wood war ono* rector of St. 1'anl';,
Wingbam, but le euw rector of M. Paul's,
Chirle•towo. Mr. Wrn1 and family tike
the south well. The Eooth're•r. are more
friendly towards the English than the Nor.
thereon, and ham' even the British soar of
arms displayed In the chanced. The names
e1 the street*. King, Queen, oto . hear oyi-
donne cf the days gone by, when Britain
• sleek Saes lordliest.
l"iew fork San.)
13 1.000 thing* bappeo to fishermen sod
who) fi hermen aro aroma They are so
mony ant aro backed op by such epi (once
that moat anglers of loot exp•rleoce• aro
reedy to te',.ve •Imo,t sty mato¢ that may
be told thma of the tn..ny doings of filth.
The tyro may •Iw.ys be reeogo-s d by his
unlading how at soy hang beyond hu own
limited koowle tee.
Qau. reoeotly Peel. W: A. P.ak.ijl el
the (Lnolanttl College o1 Ma• °sad • friend
were h.hu g from • bo,t on L.1. Mendota
la Central iV .00nd0 They were after
bars.
The Mewl had • 'lobo: strike, hooked
his fish with an exal•m.tloo, and began to
reel in. A moment afterwards the line
emit limp to the. cavo and he said, regret-
fully ;
qr t -
fully; ''He's got •way " Brin11og to hu
line he remarked further. "Hie got my
hook mai 'Moaner ."
Meanwhile Pi
Ahoy, having • strong strike
at hiew hok
0 n was raying little attention.
Hei se sled and fought and fought and reeled,
and Coolly worked hie fish, ezh.u••d, near
the boat'. side and the guide lifted it out
with • dipost. Afempting to unfasten the
6.h h• turoed to Pmkley and said • "You
ore the only man around here who has ever
ought • fish wilhou' eUoktoq a hook In
hum.'
Enmination showed that the friend's
hoe had parted jugs above the swivel. The
miIl eyd of the swivel oeueht no the point
of Pinkl,y's hook and •t0:k.
The bug was thus landed on the hook
with whish It was first struck, transferred
soder the water to soother line.
A QUARTER OF A CENTURY
• Ling Time t. soder Will a Very P•1ere1
elassss.
Kc meaty Poi.', N. S , Sep', 1-(Sp'a(d),
Mr lisorge 8. McLaughlin guttered tor
• )t. n
Dee( 2' •.an with Mum
y R
M• had smelt relief It
very many
tre.l-
meote soil medicine' bot osier euoeseded
to finding •oything to help hum till he used
Dodd's Kidney P.11•, He say. :-
"Sometimes he pain In my back was .o
feet 1 000ld not Urn myself In bed.
A slight oold or hard lifting would 'ring on
a fearfully painful attack i com.,:enoei a
treatment of Dodd's Kidney fill• and in •
short alae the pain left my bark nod It be.
came as strong and stout as emir. and I
have one done bad any return of the lum-
bagel.
"I am setlsfled It le oared forever, and i
believe 1),1 l'e Ki they hr. will mire soy
Imp of the kind."
Business is good,,
But McKENZ1E & HOWBL'L"are not satisfied.
WE are reaching out for more and it is steadily coming our way. We
cannot afford to sell at cost or less than cost, nor can we give a
great big discount off our marked prices, for our good. are marked at what,
WP expect IL) realize a fair profit on.
However, for two weeks, commencing with THURSDAY, AUOUST
213711, we are going to make things interesting in our Knife and Fork I)e-
part.mpr t
On all Sheffield Cutlery Co.'s goods we will allow 10
per cent. off to cash customers.
That. 'Online 91.40 per doz. Knives end Forks to well at ?1.26
1.80 ,e n „ 1.62
2.00 " " 1.80
2.20 " .' 1.98
2.50 0 " 2.25
and so on the prices will go.
COMO quick and get the beat,
Apple Paters are sellers.
Come and gee OR about Portland Cement. We .ell the Peninsular trend.
it is the very beet.
We have just closed one of the largest Twine ana'Sons in onr history.
Farmer) of this section Raved many dollars by buying their Twins of us a1
we wens from lc to 2o lower than others, length and quality considered.
McKENZIE & HOWELL
TRE PLACE TO RUT Al.f. RARDWA1tI CHEAP.
EAAT SIDS •QUARL.
GODERIOH.
NEEDED CHANGES IN SHIPPING
APPLES.
By 1t. k J. Ushaw, Belleville. Cot
' bb subject n•tur•Ily dt,blu Itself roto
two heeds, Oz.: "liow sate we treasport
the fruit?" and "lar what tied of paok•ge
;0.11 w• pot it?'
Te get •o apple from the tree to the con-
sumer at the least roost, and la the most p•r-
feet 000dltioo, is • problem seriously o0
oapyior the attention of .11 fruit growers
and shippers, whore suoom or failure I•rge-
1y depend, on their ability In this dlreotiva.
Tee Bret stip in transportation Is from the
tree to the hooked, where, lu most cats,
serums dauug• te duos.
Apple pokers royale* brain, as well as
muscle, sod to pick an apple properly re-
claims some study and exieranoe. The
writer has noosed many apples literally
pulled Trow the trees with the fruit spur
•tt•oned, ooe only demagtog the Trait, but
ruio'0g the tree itself fur future bearlog.
11 apples .re uar.lully turned upward;
they will break from the fruit spar oleo,
with the leas) reelet.00•, and avoid thumb -
marks so common In apples, which urloosly
impair the keepuii quality and spoil the
• pp•aranoe, partioul•rly of green or yellow
fruit. All shippers should toslruoe their
poo1.,, very partloularly on this point.
Tee next 01001 to transportation Is from
tee basket to tee barrel or package la wbioh
the apples ars takes to market. Again
'hey ran • mud baz•rduue gauntlet. Most
apples are dumped on the ground to heaps,
ethereal, la the writer'; opinion, apples
should never touub tee ground, but be care-
fully emptied on • oanvas stretcher of simple
000nrnctloo, holding about three or lour
barrel; at 010.1, and about 3; to 4 ft. high,
so that the sorter may stand up to ole work
w 1 use boll hoods and eyes In this most im-
portant transaction. From the stretcher
they abosld go dtnotly Into the package
for market or store, graded as the shipper's
au•tomere may desire.
Now that *0e fruit a jn the peok•re at
the tree, it ebould be oaretully transported
to the f,uitbou;e. railway or boat lauding
at o0os, on a oo00.y•ooe having springs
Mush fruit is dam•red seriously by
remaining In barrels oo the ground atter
paoking, or by being moved to lumber
wagon. without springs over rouge roads.
Teen can be sasmy procured to •tt•ob to
any wagon, and no fruit grower ebould be
without them.
When we get the apples to the depot we
again confront a dlfftoult problem. What
kind of oar should we use, or what kind of
oar Dao ors mouth from tee carrier !
Arraogemente should Invariably be made
with the railway. to tarnish toe kind of
oar desired and ea required. No apples
. Mould remain at a depot longer tbao is
o eoeseary to lead them directly Into • oar
and get away the e.me •0.01og. For short
haul; votllated can ;Mould los used, and
h• oarI t e
sot fillet l o the roof, r
of as tr as0t1
u y
h•pieos. but leave ample room for Morita -
ton of air. For any dutano5 requtt in' more
than tw•oty-'oor hours' r•llw•y j turney,
refrigerator cos should be used •
t baye
them euffoleotly Iced. From the 0.1-• the
•pp:os should go direot to destination with.
oat delay, either to the oousumer,
Irufthou,e or steamer, for ooeao
transportation. Here, •gala, we 000froot
a problem. What kind ti spools shill we
use, or what o•o we ware!
Apples usually tonne little care at the
hann of vowel owners and stevedores, are
Ilv bisdlei roughly, and planed to
the hold as cluuly stowed as pose hie, and,
D most cue., without teotil.tio", and if
they minty• tea gauntlet without befog b -
i 'g oouk.d and ruined the shipper may con -
eider himself ("osmium
C.o this be remedies Contras 1 settee
ran do mush to bring about tee moo' needed
reform. Let tb re oe an .olive transport
•tion oomm.ttee an 1 let us Retorters be toy!
to their recomm,o intim)* demeodtng v5al-
'tated team, or cool Eerie.
Agetr, why .hoold • barrel of apples Dy
more frelge& than • barrel of Hoar? Thus
question hu often boo asked railway tariff
oo0OO fes,, but has yes been math f.o
tnrily an.werel. 8., far as 1 Dan learn, ihe
real reason le booths they Dan oolleo1 more.
Choy apparently think the Meioses will
Wand it, bat in • year Lite 100 present,
when there le an abundant Drop obe•p
transportation would mates ally Moreau
our markets, and plow' before the laboring
classes, wbioh Corm the mamas of European
Imputation,
ifruit within the re•oh of their
meso,.
Can tele he accomplished'. We maintain
It otos A barrel of fluor weighs about 50 Ib.
more than a barrel of apple,, and usually in
carried for about half the price. Does the
barrel of applee get ant more oars from the
carrier', soy better proteotloo from the
wither, any better space, or le there any
greater rf.k Incurred! Do they pay any
more claims or give any greater attention to
the badness! So far as 1 o•0 aeoraln the
poly thlor they Dao claim Is better de.p.toh
en route, as perishable freight Isnot so often
side-traok•d, but I rim vet to learn of •
railway that paid claims on apples for orate
ary delay to transit, and I 000eld•r he
h•ndiOaC) in w•I),hr quite sufhol•ot to enable
the carriers to move • barrel of apples quite
as ohetply as • barrel of 11 ur. Agitation
would bring stoat this maoh o..4ol reform.
We next oondder the various klodmof
p.^kige iR um sod their respective adyn-
Mge., The barrel Is the candied used for
90 per men. of
t the fruit,but Is it
weeps D• D
the his! CaliforniaCaliforniahAo adopted the box
of four or five tiers, R oq about 40 Ib..
net of trait, and this package ie getting
mutes popular In 'ome localities, and has the
advantage of being more ui able for a 5103•r
10 111111,114 .n p•cuge goods M.oy people
would buy • box of times apples who could
n ot be Ioiiuoed to bay a barrel at a time.
When apples ars retailed by the potted
muoh of the leu t Is 1011104 by the i un'nmer
or dealer 1010/05 It over, p.nobinr it and
essanlslog It In • variety of ways that
would not be done to a package. The oust
of the peck.ge le about the same to each
case.
For the home trade and Immediate use
the bushel orate is bemoaning (loin popular
In Mleblgao, and has some .d•.otegee. It
is cheaper than the barrel, saves all expense
of peoklor, oma be more sully '.defied, all
the fruit a °pip to view, any farmer r •
bring •pplo to the depot direct from the
tune. and it le . nonveoleot poltage fot 16.
dealer •0d consumer .hen the apples are
required for prompt use
For high-olass • compartment hog i.
ooming Into nee, and has hum favorably
received to the m.rk.t of Europe. These
bons are made to hold various amounts and
Afferent sized apple., and are mid• som•-
thing lit. •n egg owes, each apple haying •
compartment by itself and la thoroughly
ventilated. A firm in London, Oto , are
manufacturing them. Fruit growers In
Niagara dlstriot are orieg them qui'•
extensively They coot more than • Darrel,
bas for a high class trade there is nn•hine
better. Apples stored In thew oack.eui
for the Pan Amerloan Kehlhltlon with The
Ru6rin Ceti Storage Co. keep to gen!
oo*dltion for a year. 0 le thing is eesestisi
bo the trantportlns of app:es I. any paoki s
-air o rcolatloo.
i feel oeevlored that folly filly per nen,.
of lar apples are ruined from Improper
transportation from some of the °atom
referred to, and 11 apple oh ppers •ver
expeet to ellmb the laicism of emcees to ise
topmost stop It nen only hs •ce0wuDlished by
Miring Ale most Important question *orates
oeedderatlos.
• Groat 1eferer Carte.
Mr. Benjamin Dillon. of Lode. Ott., was
mired of mneeular rhenmattem by Pekoe's
Norville.. mod my. "1 feel my duty 111 se
0reel.lm Pnleoe's Norville' as as infallible
oars for rheumatism ; 11 mored me after AO
you.' .nff•,Ier, and nethieg 1 knew of ten
equal (lo penetrating pewee itorville*
simply has a ,goal In gelek(y relisy;ng
and eerleg rheumatism, seer.lgh, trilogies
..d lnmbsge. A trial will ossvlas uvea,
Pries 28a
HIT HIM OVER THE HEAD.
• Musser •;ederkb Girl Deireada Nerwlf
Agal.ee • .mini •esallsal.
Tee hallooing Item from a Ihuolt paper
of moot date refers to • ooe time Uod.rloh
girl, wbo before her nearly wee Oils
Mary Buuh•nee, daughter art Mr. and Mn.
Robm lluobanao, of tows :
Assailed to 'road daylight In bor own
home, sod with no one uuept her ten year
• ,laughter within calling distance, Mrs.
Gordon L. Grundy struggled deeperat•ly
yesterday al'oruoou with • brute In enema
form wee dazing her brief 'Memo bad found
Ms way Moto her home on the scum' floor at
6.h Mdbury avenue After • frantic souH1e
eating some minutes, Mrs. Grandy grwpai
• water pltoher and ewubed it over the
heed of iter would-be ueaulter. The fellow
thereupou relaxed bb grip with a howl of
pato and dawned out of the rear door, die-
appe•rhg from view before Mrs. Grundy
(ueld notlos whine way he had gone.
Mrs. Greedy, with Oar husband and
youog daughter, par• bean o000pytng
the s.000d boor of the resld•00.
•t 635 Modbury avenues. for •bout
two months. While her buebaud was
at his work, the wile, who 1r • young
woman of •Ouaotiye •ppearano•, war left
alone with 100 11111e girl. Returning to the
bourse about 3 u'olook yesterday after0000,
Mre.Gruodry allowed.! the stairway boding
to ter.partm•ots above. As she 355 m tDe
sot of fastening the sores door. •0d stand
lop le the kitohen with her back turned
toward tee interior of the room, someone
grasped kir .0oot the shoulders.
"1 was almost frightened to death,' said
Mrs, Woody, rd•tlog err expetience last
night. "1 struggled and soreamed as loudly
as 1 oould, bop . 5 to attract somebody's
attention. Toe little girl started to ory
The fellow bung on and tried to pull m•
over. 10 some way begot one of my bogeys
Into els mouth and bit at. 1 kept summing
and trylog to free myself, and finely work-
ed my way oyer to the sink,
"1 naught hold of the edge and the fellow
grabbed my arme and tried to pull one •way
I managed to get h,,ld of the water pitcher,
and struck him with I1 over the heed.
Teen be gave a ory and let go. He ran out of
toe book door and jumped from tee landing
to the roof of a low seed aoderosatb, dropp-
ing from there into the alley. I watched
down the alley In the hope of being able to
get a better description of him, but he
didn't go down that way."
Mr. and Mn.. Grundy are of the optnloo
that the fellow was ooe of • number of
Husgarl•ns wbo are herded Ina house soros
the alley facing on Dubois Street.
"His Mature' wen very dark," says Mrs,
Grundy. "I don't think he was • Pole. He
spoke several tims while I was straggling
w ith him, and It didn't sound like the Polish
language. He looked to m• more like •
Hungarian, 1 have sem quite a number of
'.hem, beuanee there was a oolooy of them
near where we were Lo ng before. His oo.t
read wide sleeves 1 kg thein and and has
aloes were large."
it 1s thought that the follow entered the
noa,e to Mrs. Grundy's •beenoe. Besides
the ren, stairway weotioned there is anon-
• I
r eedio upfrom 1h• front o t
gf hi 'sues
and tee family believes be may have gone in
that way. lhore were muddy footprint.
still discernible oo the clean k)tcheo floor
lase nigh'. From their !ovation it would
seem the man mut have been standing to
the pastry door at the left of the door by
which Mre. Grandy entered.
Other tootprint• were found leading morose
t • all y, towards o barn in the rear of the
h. 00s °coupled by the Hungarians. Mrs.
ood) Dye that several mos wlth'o the
post few day* lobe, while looking out of the
e l ohms window, has thought she saw •
man's late peering at her through an •pert
o to art the rear of the bun, Invariably ter
person thus sem has drawn back, she bye,
as though not wishing to be obese rod. See
thinks the hos ser n to the baro bore the
arm• sort of mustache all that worn by her
assailant. Th. pollee ere inye►tlgating t0•
affair.
OPEN LETTER TO FARMERS -
August, 1902
To The Farmers:
We beg to 0.11 your •tlent(oo to the
ume.tlsimotory state to whish grain is being
!silvered •t country markets, and mon
espeeully is this true during the last two or
three year•.
Grain. eas .been marketed without being
thoroughly cleaned, which nea.e•It•tr, the
buyer's er'e erllle the R
r Is he vete
on hand o
.
1U
merits, and for whish he goes not realize
as high a press •t he would hmv• reoelvd
had the farmers •oerol•ed care In properly
cleaning the grain before brloglog It to mar-
ketmo that it Roe, heck to she ooe thing -If
the farmer does not properly clean his grain
he dem not reoelve a proper prlee,
We know that those who de not Olean
their grain cooly require to have this matter
brought to their attanttoo, and they will at
ono. se* the neomlty of cleaning grain
properly before tsk log 1t to market.
It will be Oeuese.ry to make reductions
1n plea for ell grain teat le out thoroughly
and properly cleaned, and, as the refuse or
ole.niors le equally as Rud on the farm for
feed, we hope all farmer,. will look alive to
this matter, wbioh will oer1lnly be to their
adventure
THE FARweRV' ELEVATOR A SHIIrPINI: 1')
Or KINoARni'I, Limlt.A.
per W.J. Henry, Pro. & Seo'y.
KORRRT T. 1)VAt.KIR . Klnoardl0•
FARMER'S' ELEVATOR COIl'ANYLaoknow
per. 'l' F. Cain Praia
i). Stsalrr Lsckeow
W. P. Hoven. .... ........ Laoknow
R.1). MaKss.!. Rtpiev
WILLIAM Bvaanws & SON Uoderlob
A. J. Coors's Ooderioh
N. DIrr'gIOH & Soe Ooderlcb
HAT BOOS Listowel
Our fall importatlooe of fashionable dry -
goods ere weekly •rri•ing. W. lathe tn-
e pe0tioo. Butter leo. Gro. E. KIND,
W loghmm.
Woman's
Weakness
A woman's reproductive
organs are in the moat In-
tense and contiouteue gym.
ppthy with her kidneys.
The slightest disorder in the
kidneys brings about a
corresponding disease V
the reproductive organs.
Dodd's Kidney Pills, by m-
otoring the kidneys to their
perfect condition, provost
and cure thou fearful (Re-
orders peculiar to women
Pate young girls wore -out
mothers, suffering wives
and women entering upon
the Chane of We, your
beat friend 1s
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
i
TO ADVERTISERS.
Notioe of mange. meat be left at this
Office not later than Saturday
noon. The Copy for changes
mast be lett not lr ter than Mon-
day noon. Oa.nal Advertisements
accepted ao to not n Wednesday of
each week.
IlcYillop mitffal Fire Insurance Co.
FARM AND ISOLATED TOW' PROP-
ERTY INSURED.
t ,Value of Property Insured up to January,
13)1 -. sa 541,575.11
urrICXNO AND DIR.CI'O141.
J. B. McLean, pros ; T. Frs.er, vtoe-prom
Jae. Connolly. V. Dale. W. 0. Brosdfott, J.
Watt, Jam Roans, J. 0. Grieve, J. liesoeweits,
directors; W. R. Broadto )t, deatorth, Inspec
tor of loses ; T. Z. Bays. 1oaforth, secretary •
treasurer.
AUINTel
J. W. Yeo, Holmesville•1 James ramming
Egmondvllle ; 1t. McMillen, !Marone R
smith, Itarlock,
Polio) holders Dao pay assessments and get
their cards recelptd at Mr. Coats'. Clinton, or
at McLean Bros' Palace Clothing Store. tied.
Soh
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OUR SHEET STEEL
PRESSED BRICK
Is an ideal rovering. either for sew
building. or improsu,g old once.
IT It VERY EASILY AND QUICKLY APPLIED,
CIVE* PERFECT WEATHER P1009 Plerrec IOI.
IS FIRE, LICNTNINC AND RDFT PROOF
AND COSTS VERY UTTLE.
Consider its line appearance -its
splendid enduring' qualities -and sight
npens.•aod decola to ecru• your
hest interests by wing it.
Fulbt details of information in our
catalog.
METALLIC ROOFING CO., urfno.
Wholesale M an.ar.ot..rrrn,
TORONTO, CANADA.
•
FOIL SA1,K BY
Lee &Reliant
A Great Snap
le our (linger Snap, at 5o. a
pound, of whioh we sell • heard • week.
This Isn't our only soap, as we (tarry
everything that can be found to an up-
to-date grocery store, and our prises
are right. The farmers know that they
can always get from us • snap for their
prodder. W. draw the line at no
legitimar• trade - everything goes :
Gleesware or potato+., garden stuff or
ohntomet table China. We deal in all
of them.
T.
TIPLING e,
lJfi
CO.,
Redford plonk, 0,l.rioh
me Huron and Bruce
Loan and investment Co.
GODERICH, - ONT.
SOLICITt m _. 1'1111,11' HOLT, K.C.
BANRERI-1'Hp' CANADIAN BANK (IF
COMMERCE,
"Craft must be veiled,
but truth goys naktd."'
Poor shots must be
highly finished to veil
eft fvc material, but
good shoes need not fur
to beeeeaistheir natural
leathers.
Theonelof abnormal
finish h put alto unusual
service •std aloud by the
HI kers (titltasgh their
price on the soh) in --
"The S1 Shoe"
visuclirma
ORSELL'S
IS THE PLACE TO GET
Eavestroughing,
Metal Roofing and
Siding,
Dairy Tinware,
Iron Pipe and
Fittings , , t
CHEAP.
OUR SAVINGS BANK.
We are prepared to receive Deposits
from Trinities, Parente or Children, in
sums of from Fifty Cent. to .Three
Thousand Militrn, anti allow compound
interest, adder) every six months at
ratan se agreed upon. Cheques are
given Depositors, so that they may
draw upon there deposite at any time
3,3i and 4 per Dent. interest allowed
nn i)opoetts according to amount and
time left.
N.13 -Penitent to a late Act of
Parliament married women and minors
have the right to rhpoint and draw out
money in their own name.
Ileposit. can be went by mail at the
risk of sender.
Remo.e from your house* temptation
to harglarit and fond for the 6amen.
A. the Company make* loons only on
first clam farm property, depoettors
have the etrongeet sedurity for theirin-
vestment..
TO BORROWERS.
This Company he prepared to loan on
the .horte*t notices any mum upon first
cla'e aecnnty. Terme are made to Dui
borrowers. Straight loans and eimpl
interest,
MORTGAGEES PURCHASED -For farther
particulars roll at the Company'* riffles,
corner of Market Square and North
Street, (lnderich.
W. L. HORTI)N, F. JORDAN,
Manager. President.
Wr. PROUDFOOT, VielhPra.id.nt.
DiRECT(marl
4 I
I rears flTCATNer1NA. .1. M. RO'Stt.Ta.
FLA MTS JORDAN. H, 1D17NLnr.
Wr. Paornroor, Xmas Hourly.
D. J. Xertfl. Altair Hots, 16
Jordan
Block.
McKIM'S
Uoderich,'
Ont.
Thinking of Fa11. -___
We have been making ready for fall trade for came
months. One line we give particular attention to this
10.1011 ir -
Dress Goods.
W. hat• just received the caw HARRIS Humeepaw. 'Ib• same Hants
to.uree you the very best to the market •t the prise, SSG and 91.00 per yard.
56 lushes wide, pure fine wool and fast colon. W• do not Dory • fall range of
thee* peoples' snakes. They bay• both lower prised and higher prised geode,
but we tithe two of their best telae memo and oat the prlo• elem.
English Cheviots.
We don't know of • better (•brlo for skirls and Dulls. They are absolutely hes
colors, even aoid proof. They are duel proof and wear proof They always
look new, sed are at a yory reasonable prior. Uar @peel• a are 91.00 sed :1 38.
33 tooh. wide. We hay them •1 500 to 91.50.
W alstings.
We have a large variety of the newest to Fnooh FI•aoela, Opera Platitude.
Velvet Silks, Sootob Flannels end C•nsdiao Waist'sgs. The geode are Wm sow.
eat and tee prises ere the lowest, oowbtoet with the quality, 10o to 750.
Summer Goods.
Well, It's gettto,Jate for thew and if they are sot sold soon they will set be
sold at all tele moron. W. make 10 • point never to oarry soy goods over, sad
this season will not be any ezwplloo. Von oast have goods now to alar at any
prier. 01 wino we do not mean at any prise you wise to offer -we meals the
right of fixing the prier. But the price we put eo le below what yea would ax-
iom to pay.
M°Ki M'S BUSY STORE.
TAILORING...
1 bays received my New Stoma of
Suitings. Trouserings,
etc., for Spring and
Summer Wear.
11 you are getting a new spring stilt,
• hetet o••rcos0, or anything to my Ile,
1 oan please you to goods, fit end pilus.
rarteady•Nade •-locales I■ Stork.
H. DUNLOP, ; 3.
RIIYNAS a CORNELL
UNDERTAKERS
EMBALMERS,
,
E
tc.,
West dile of Square.
GODERICH, - ON
T.
Night calla promptly answered.
%mood for Sala.
Having established sawing and split
slog machinery •1 my Coal and Wood
Yard at the head of Nelson street, and
havlog t large stock of Cordwood on
hand, I .m lo • position to furnish Brat -
.1.e• Steve Wr.d promptly and at
reasoo•ble rater, Terms, oath on de -
Doerr.
t)Bioe, Nelson Sr. Telephone 75.
F. BARLOW HOLMES.
1 BROPIIEY & SON
- THE LEADING -
viiia\ Dweetora.:andl
- .moa\mere.
Orden carefully impeded N or all
bears, sight or day.
Quebec 'Street.
The POINT FARM
SEASON OF 1002.
OPENTHIS WEEK
9
The improvements at the Point Farm
being winnow! almost to completion, the
Hotel will be open for guests thin week.
The management wish to draw atten-
tion espeeually to the advantages of The
Point Farm as a resort for plenum portion
from town. Every previaion will be male
for the reoeptton and entertainment of each
parties. There is nowhere a more delight-
ful spot to epend a day or an evening, and
visitors will always be mad. weloome.
The Huron, Bruce & Grey
Electric Ry. Co., Limited,
P.O. Box 73, aoderloh, Ont.
Mill Wood
FOR SALE
The al ove ie cat into stove wood
len;th and will be delivered to any
part of the town the same day as
ordered.
Orders received by telephone or
left at residence, 128 Cambria street,
will receive prompt attention.
'Phone 98.
PETER McEWAN.
(3ulerieh, November 21.1, 1899, M -3m
The Division'
n-
between geed and indifferent
Drugs
and Medietn
be
1e strongly defined here. The 1•dlf-
/ereot klod ars never ordered aid
never permitted to form
part of oar
stook. Only goods of audoented
parity are offered t. enatomen. .
Our stook of
Proprietary Medicines
Is eery lairs. Priem ere low,
F. JORDAN,
MEDICAL HALL.
HELLO
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
T$i
Scrfflhtoll Bard Coal
IN THS MARHICI'
Al (foal wei1sgd noels
bon the Markel
when
yookret 9000 the. for • ton.
MM. LEE.
Orden left at 1•2111 9, szimmu s
/More promptly attended be.
Coal! Goal!
JUST RKCEIVItD
1 Car Massillon Washed
Nut Coal.
This Coal le good for .Nye
cad grates -In easily lighted
sad eyes out • egret beat.
1 Car West Virginia:Lump
Coal.
2 Car Scranton Hard Coal.
Meelllo0 gashed Nat 30 eft,
per 100 Ibe, or
tPes.eso Per toe.
GIVE IT • TRIAL.
Wm. Campbell.
(iodertoh, Marsh 10th 1909.
DO YOU BUY CROCERIES?
No one who buys ()roceries can afford to overloo4Mthe bargains
which we offer on every lawful business day. Our Groceries ars
of the beat quality, and the prioes are as low as first -clam reds
can he bought at 11 you ere not already dealing with ns, make
a trial purchase, and see if we cannot .nit you.
ikiir(1oodR
IZT3'TZT'R=)Y dz co.
THE GROCERS, WEST SIDS SQUARE.
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