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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1902-9-18, Page 44 TVVMD T, 8 $. 18, 1902. THE SIGNAL : GODERIOR ONTARIO 20th Century BRAND OF Clothing We have made special awl angements to control the _'0th Century Brand (register- t'1I) Tailor-made Garments. These goods are 'wade from fine imported tweeds, cheviots, serge. and wonted., are all guaranteed and warranted to tit, and being • "branded grade" are of a much superior style and finish to what i. called "ready-made." My range of their Overt:oete is really the nicest ever shown in this district, and I oan recommend them for your conaideratiou. Let careful buyers, irho seek the best returns for their money, iarestianate our offers. We welcome inspection and compar•i- aob, The 0Lwwe you ru,npa,e the strooyrr becomes the runrie• lion o/ the auperiuritR of Our ratuta. HATS. -Our stook of Fall lista Is now la. and semprb.' host what you w,uld expect, in this store) the very latest New York Block. omd Christy's London Asper., Stint yce r head here. We'll elt It. Speolal Sale of Handlgerehtef. on Saturday. 3 pure Luso Handksroblefe fee 115a. White Iawo handkerchiefs for 6e. W. C. PRI DRAM. Perfect Flat., Motile; Rena. idea's eletleer, Fsrnleber .ad Netter. the Signal, a P1 mien= EVERY THURSDAY MORNING MT O. Resosh OMPST 0011121.1011. TRIJRSDAT. SEPT. 1g, len. COALIT)ON TALK ALL HUMBUG. ALL this talk about a political coali- tion in Ontario is humbug. A coalition to stay in would mean only soother coalition to put the "stay -ins" out. The litres of party are closely drawn in Ontario, and no straddle -the -fence policy would hold for an hour. A few chicken-hearted newspapers and one or two political Mobblers betters that • ooahtiou would be the ea!yatiou of the Provutto-that is all there is to it Now, how do matters stand! At the Ontario Provincial elections on the 29th of May last, Hon. G. W. Rosa lett the Govern- ment tome*. He proved himself Labe the ablest leader the, Liberals ever nadin On- tario, but he was not backed up as he should have been. r Many of the Liberal con- stituencies ware lust by carelessness and inaction on the part of the candi- dates and their friends. Since the Mayr ot CLADaruna's first campaign in Midlolhien no greater efforts were made by a political leader to pluck victory from an apparently hopeless battle. Against Roes were ranted his etrai,htout political opponents, the liquor interests of the Province, the temperance' element, to a large extent, and the disgruntled Liberals -a veritable Cave of Adullum. • WI h him were the .i d- ine Lah.ra'e who believed in the policy that hal been handed down from BU.AIILTw-noway from-fhrwa'rtn-jf and from HARDY to Rosa. They knew that Noss was fighting the fight of his life and they kept the gap against all comers. Mr. WHITNLY, In hie 'speech at Ste recent Conservative gathering, said that he would be Premier of Ontario an six months Hon. O. W. Ruse is just u confident that Mr. WHrroF.r will continue in opposition long after the MMI mouths expire That coridi- tionlof things doesn't argue fur a coalu.on, and the good Penes of the Province is against it. We had e coalition government i.• 't- tario from 1867 to 11471, and that was the sod of it.. If a coalition Lo. ernmeot were ormed at the Present juncture it would begin to die en the day 4.1 its forma- tion. No halt -dozen men can get together nowadays and lead a Province without hair Ing a definite policy ta place before the peo- ple. A policy of coalition is on'y • policy of expediency -a temporary thing a• best - and would Is a decaying invitation from - the start The Tories don't want • c,alition, an neither do the true Liberate. As for tie Mugwump•, that's different. They speak only for themselves, -rand they don't count. THEY CAN'T "JOLLY" TARTE. NOT many years ago the man most reyded by the Tory prem wan J. karat. TARTR. lie hal caught the Tory bunch thieving -he hal Aught them rel -handed - end he exported their rase/dines! on the floor of Parliament A Cabinet MM11ister was forced; to atop down and out, a member of Pahamant was committed to • felon's cell, and an expanse w•a* made that 'showed that n.illions of public money hal been recklessly pandered For being the ac- tive event'' opening the eyes of the public to the knave lj in 114th place* an effort wise male to real J. iMKARI. TARTS out of pub- lic life, awl ter -Milk him in lniitiret oldie - But TAKTR wouldn't down. Every .ffr.t mate to put him under proved (w- ife ; esrry echemt launched to crlpp'e him WHEN YOUR COSTLY WATCH bout of order you hare it !egoistrd, yon don't at once throw it nsi•le Why, then, when your bowels arc red of order, do you treat them as useless? That is precisely what it means to take violent cathartics. They do not regulate the bowels, hut take their work away from them, debili- tate them, and make you more constipated than ever. You bad far better throwaway your good watch than treat your bowels roughly. You can get another watch, hut you cannot renew your Intestines. The only cur. for Constipation is *gentle laxative with tonic action. IRON -OX TABLETS Ar. the Perfect Tonic Laxative financially and otherwise proved abortive, ' and when, during the election of 1896, be uedertouk to "carry the war into Africa" and aourch his scorchers, his success was pheu- otneual. He electrified Quebec, and only a corporal's guar) of his oppouenta got back to Ottawa. It was little wonuer that TARTis nate. WAS anathema in•rmeth& with the Tories of the old Oen stripe in Quebec and the followers of The Mail and Empire in Ontario. For years the work of villify- ing was continued, but as TART. would neither die nor resign a new polio' hat, heron adopted In the Tory prop Taftra is no longer a renewed°, a nonentity, a Tory east -oft', He is now the man in the sadd'e, the brains of the ash niinistrAtdon, the arbiter of the destinies of this country. Every word he utters is now a pearl, and every seut,ment is a statesmanlike utterance. All of which wort be very pleasant to Mr. TeerC, atter the bitter epithets of former days. But Mr. 7A0 a le too knowing a bird to be caught with ..heir. ile knows • "jolly" when he sees it, even when it isn't labelled. and we can imagine the smile of aatieffaction that light. up hie rouulenante when lie semi the efforts of the Tories to curry favor w_ ith him along the line of ful- some flattery. He knows his onsinees about as well as any piddle rnaiein Canada, and when the 'fury prose undertake to pat him on the bock and i10 the' brayer' act, it must remind him of tlie story of the youngster who undertook to shoo hie grandfather how to suck eggs. SNAP SHO1 - The Fall Shows 'hew -Fn is with us, e'. to 'speak. - - - Thera *ant would be • strike •inat •lntario 4 .!ml.itt,n. -soNow bring on the bye-sleetice. Wed us see where we are at. -ti hen Sir EDMUND BAuTUN state. that Australia is progressing by leaps and bound., he tells us only what we should ex- pect from the land of the kangaroo. -The..trouble in Toronto is that • few Tulto who never did anything for Liberal - Jou, undertake to advise the Government and think they own the Liberal party -Now that t -e vo'.aume of Mout Pe'ee sod La 1ouffriere are working over line, a 1110 of the o d-fashio1M he I•fire preach- ing might bring results in some locaitlee -A fashion note says that the chief nos, elty which wi'I be intraluried thin sermon • *kir, that cbara the ground. That will be an improvement on the skirt that sweeps the sidewa'k. -Sir Heuer Jor.r sneeelwtudly carried on • Liber 1 Oorerumeet in Quebec with a tie von ' n the floor of the House. And Sir Hagar Stever was as bright a po itieian as the Hon G. W. Roos. -If it were not for the coal strike and the anxiety of the Tory press to adopt the Hon. J I oAILL TARTS, there wou'd be a doll time in the columns of sever* of our et - teem d oanemporarios. -J. P. WllIT.rtr's address at the recent meeting of the Ontario Conner•ative Asso- eiation denoted that Mr. WitITNRy to of quite an optimistic tum of mind. And op- timism is a good thing when net over rune -Hon. Tow GRIMM AT any. that On• Serio manufacturers can't eupply Sweet im- plements to the Norlhwee(. That'. funny, when we know that they are supplying im- plements to England, Germany, India, Rus - 5,0, a'ratralhe and the isle* of the !Sena. Try again, Tose -The Kingston N big says: How would it do if Greece's ilea were aduptadratasleselebemeseareaseveseese wore latesne r • quoit.'" lad," 'very bol,' "fit ( r anytowly," and ' for men mar - The twat, of the people wont i be curioue- i1 0laseeeod civ searlaic' We drink 1 would ,lo very well And wird., applying the c aasiir:atoin to the sloe., how would it de to apply it to the ,calcite N e have heanl nsrieoas 'hat could Im Iwls !larl •Go .I," ' lie I ' "Very Pal. sod 'Fit for tiny body ,'01st wo II*Ve!ewer pewees when aermoets were annoatnnd "For h'ml ODI,." --The senliet ton *red by Uwe coroner's tory. Feeley hest. etthe minify into ifs 10.114 of FR t' K LAwatNl e, who wan one of victim! of the ark* (bawler 'as year, when the Marine C ty and a tow belied to make 44, erfrn harbor, I. .rs out the enatentIcn of the 'ale mariners general::y, that an can side hreakwa,w is an *Mo'tif n necessity In I:alerieh harbor during the peeeenee of weeder v an I north-westerly gakte This fe a guest that Ohtn'd 1 premed upon the atlenunn of the Minimise of Pah it, N 0rke end the Minister of Marne, and if the re- prePentatirine are pmperly merle them ie no reason to believe that the end ttenirnl may not he accomplieherlt TKR fttOOAI t* January, 1903. for 264 WHA r 01 HERS ARE SAYING. A Taaklal.e aAV•DIRN1. Detroit Today : The 'perusing price of out may compel many poor latolt:es to spend the whiter a Florida. riRUTAna VONVaaalON, Peck : Cu, nu! The inlets lodeetrlu would eel .bow tkei• teeth except as o LAWS 15;01!. Fur that would be °ento sing that we bare t ethed," tut, piudeatly steal RAI.INO Tile wISO. Hamilton herald : W hletlmg.olas derive the offertory are beooutma quite popular fa American chorales. hailers whistle to taus the wind. No duels' w►etli.g has bees iotroduoad to the churches for the same purpose, 1xe0RT OPINION. Ezchanes : At the missive of the M',ter Hikers' AN.OIatloA In Totunte, Mr. W. H (hb.ou, of Braatford, 15.1 • paper on e ry Advent/time." Mr. Glbaou said that be had tried many method. of advertising, but i,ad come 1.. the oonoluelon that the news- papers wore by far Sha best medium for remitting the public. 1'.og'er•Ire men 15 other Lorne sat bush..s have qpm. to • um• Ila conclusion. 11 1 BLN at'IT OF FRIO CORN. Leaden Advertiser r tie Joseph Gould, of Roser, a large cattle buyer. writes the L'uronlo World (ball I' fleego oatll• are surcerlor to Canadian oat.1., oat because 1t breeding, tut browse the United States tamer has au advantage over the Canadian to an abundance of ohnap cut.), Mr. Gould is a Canadian, who spent most of by life io this oouatry, red he should knew what he is talking about. The r.wlseion of the duty en caro bis beaus the Gals•tion of the C..1 - adieu live stock ousinesa in the put few Mr". BITTING Is Tux t•REASasT It'll - The Glebe : Seysrat Eeaheh Judges have reoently ezprweed the' opinion that beuUog 1s now the moat formidable evil Iu England and the most fruitful capes et crime. As s ,envie, we mey take the opiates of Air. Justice Wills.-" Wbsa I first came upon the Bends 1 used to think drink was the moat fruitful cause of mime, bat at is now a question whether the unlimited fatalities for illegitimatespeeul'Lo. on the part of people . no bays no meats of embarks' on it are not a more prevalent source sad mischief and oche. *em than drink " Is IT eAll•DIAIS JUSTIt-I London Ad virus er: An Amerman 011.x•0 n amed Ma', sten au arrested ie Toronto without• warrant, locked op to the pollee eche all nlght, and tlaed 123 for ealbng the v' urn portion s 1 • railway ticket from Washington to Toronto. Malcolm pleaded that he did eo. koow he was violaudg the law, as the seiner of stapled t.cketa iA the United h ate. n out an ifenie. The neat• meat o1 Mslcolm wax a dbgrew to Caead- Im Mellor, •od mew the our Mien whether the Ito to not also outrgou. whioh I termite • man from disposing of • thins whioh be nu honestly paid for and cannot Inc LLGisLaTI FOR FARR efts SIN mfr. Montreal Herald . With us It is ole•, end has become ten time, more clear In the past ort or ten year', that our agricultural •apurtr, trims'y and secondary, are the Seals ut our pro,per.ty, and provi'e the mals impales et ,the oountry's grow -h .r pnpulsuoo, On wealth, 10 en eroriere, m a l that goer to maks us ooefioent _et the country's future. If we fsdiow.d the • 1 - maple that has been tel by Eniland, we *scold am shape our leg .1.1100 that the /rest Iudostry won:d be relieved of • nonowa•ry bard's', cooad.at that nom: !Moran and lariat try would •rats the re eluog 14.0511. lastaed, 11 Is now proposed, efts, elan:aura has made the whole country prosper, to put extra burdens upon it, jus becaese it is seee,e b• able to our a few more. w'a Do THINGS D1 FtFRRNTLY 11011. Toronto Telegram : 1'oe retina telt of a „rAJeay-tiskeit-la•neerasewee errieieoftem- aurae a lb. Uaited Soarer. A lee. bore Americas oltlzeu has just been lemmltttd ro a Cenediu jul fee eleven day. for the (MO ot calling 'he onueed portion of bis o a ra erey Ls ket The folly of m.ktog o Mt by set of Parliament u freely de- ns se ed. Parliament, with 11. nuokats 1.11.4 h.Jwer pees...., dome not hesitate to e latedly Se • crime th.lreoea.lto• which has 4..pktcr!thetestingly mere* of Made a• d bar eta the United i etas. Tt is rwM , in teat am u more: Amerlwo blender. tete j.i'. Tb* bplpnt is peyeag the pen.lty leer b1e gner.nosIt lke mighty truth that he i. In a coaate when a wl»erv,ent P.rlt•n,sos penes Inte fur the becebt el ?stilt syr. *A/'RTY or RtI1.wAY IRAvILLINn. Stratford Buttes : sed et•a-i're.dtty •.1 :r.yetho; by ea 1 is •o Ilurt•s.ed •, tks stalls, n•. of t►s Iweec.. Commerw Co e.m•s on of the United '3 •t r.ueor 1) publisher', which ah nw (Mt among the yr, end ne June .40 19)1, oily ode pine 01, wee killed for es ry 2,163 469 ...rued •.,'i one t j tori foe.yety 121,748 carried. 'fns Fegl,• r railways ova do b.' ter than thie. tare pear not stogie peseenrer war ktee 1 "sat Shu, of c,urs.•, was 10 •*oeptiun.l t, • rd. Tee on, .11 prnprrime 0t pers•egers killed sed injured is . tenure to the 11i ten oy of modern railway ma, a .em -n'. 1' le to 1,e rrirstts) tree t'. ra• In of death, and fo- il y smpleysesis •o large, •.ne out of eve y 400 a mpreyeee being killed and s ne sat et •• ty 26 Injured. l'n.re 11 i bete a grew redeeiten in Stet• r1 p •>t • 1 repeat years Many Of 'h, dratb* a• d n jerk,, 11 will h- sew (rem • steady of the .tet stew. are du. be the negligence of the ample•) 0 t th' m selves. N0 Tian To 1Ars0. Now (tri•aea lint : A mer,h.ot i i C40 - al litre.,. It.s hnemme soy f •'nd 0t an (A'i x buy he seg,ted last ,funs. The bey entered vsry early in -ore m anis', when the Iver chant fru resting lh• pep r. The tette. el,cn.d op and went os reading wither'. speaking. Aller three m etO , the bny said : "Klemm cal -bat l'sn In a hurry." "What do you want!'' he less asktd. "•A lob " "Yen dn! Wall," snorted the wage n' lewdness, "why are yeti to .soh a harry t" • (i't to he -.yr," replied lbs bey. '1s -f w heel 4' .ar,May to gn to ao t, aria tsVra't struck env -emit ye'. I can't waits, time It you've trot Dethir g for m•, ..y .0 and I'1: lo,t, elsewhere. The only plane T e n stet• long le when, they pay ms to "W ben. sats You gum*'" prised mei°heat. "One's have to sun.," he here now, and would hue es en fent Nese 0 yee'd set 4 ern."• From the Top of the Tops to the Bottom of the Bottoms. Leather --solid ba'her-nnthino but. honest mak..---stylish shapes-l'OM• BIN EIt.' Where H' re. 15 hen' All the Sim,. Wet ditto and u1d gill n often fine 1100 or. Sur.. • shoes are 'made _ shoes. Ns' cap sell y,, : footgear (het isn't afraid of the we -sad ,sect • sawlog for yes la peke Nit cap be done.. W. SIIARMAN eot'e of public rads. The number of char- ters cow being seueht Indica'ee that tide use of the highways w,11 Increase verb larwe- ly In tl.e near future. Thu merits of hetet sod ttsrepottation b beneficial to the dee trial through wblob the railway posses, es- peoully the property immediately ae j•oeet to the litre of midway. In fruit districts the odeutage is marked, io that perishable aad Wieder products Geo be cu toyed to the mar- ket with rapidity mad safety. The *memo, man 1n town ilea b.zefite through tide c' -n• sememt means of tr•oeporralinn. Subtitles le,idaooes of bum es, man are tow fouud ooasiderwt 1r dt.:ancas from the town, when• vet slectno railways suet, lite nate:,.) Leo t:on our eta &e. vie rall- y would spots to be io moot cases .Log the p11bn o h sib ways. Here it is meet' uunt(ewesat fur 11,e petit_., ueieg isle o.,, wed the en tray co np.otw naturally the by ti e vFsaler am..uui of traltia ahloh tocreby aro,..\ Ous of the chef 'writs of Sha elec- tric r•( ..y is that it. pointe, close to nnes door, clod that the ears cos to steeped at env polar\`te 1.+1 psaesigas os and of Is m solely -hues alum. the roads are th left wide t ere could t • se ditli;ulty fa reu- niter an rte trio railway on one side of the read *rhea tut..t.reg w th ordinary trivet. Oa ro s only 40 fest wide, snuh •'s ars is Waterloo towe.b:p, there '5 .card:y .owe for a •1.511 railway, but the seggec- tone'J the High y Cummeeeetere ler the a.npar. e. a oar beef a private • r p of Lind e'neg the bi bleep en which to eon - street 'bate track: out! at ono. do away •wifk [le pr.bs'oliIy oT ole towu.11p •iii railway campantu getldpy into ro4 ash'''. way. Tne ruga bet leda.uy wd1 n'• don! t rye • .Irorr lope ma t i Ike bedlam 0f •tseino reeds Oreo,( loealitte. where "4111 are grove. r•ie w bi a treae.d- +anag. lis tr. .ug.r bast sir were al well ae I means el 1. ni+biog frs'ghs for CM tied. !hero ie aro (loonies that an Nyrlt twee ahead. Andrew Csusly, of Bracsel., has Lae g.o t.cd cl clerk of the fourth llivuiao Courtot•tbe county of Hares.• Customer -"145 hen use this ch'okeo kill ads-' Wadtlr-'•%S• loci furnish del.. with chick's, sir. (lily bread sod batten -Bernina, Watt. %Yorks bath ware. - Wailes - ''llid Cho z ;lel• rico ours too of rheenitt.ru.!" Hvekley -"No; but rkeomatl: n esred me of Christian holwse.'•-Jedge. Etched Lady (at the telephone)-' 1 wait my husband, please, a' coot." Voice (1 o., the exuran,.)-"!dumber, plum?" Exo:tid L.dy (snappishly) -'•Holy the (north, you ompuJent trona!" l'eh I' J. Hf COLBORNE TEOS : I Cask or Produce DRY GOODS Fall Stock Now Complete. DRESS GOODS IN ALL THE LEADING piecca Tweed, 4) inches wide, navy, fawn, green, brown and grey, at 20c. much better than is usually seen at at 25c. Our line of Tweed Goode, 42 inches wide, in fawu, navy, i'reen, bronze, brown and black, well made and finished, looks like goods at 40c to 50c, and good to wear, 25c !!, big range of Homespun., 54 inches, in black, 3 shades of grey, brown, navy, immense value and finely fin- ished. CLOTHS AND COLORS. An extra fine range of ilolurspuu,, Cheviots, Venetians, Basket Weaves Serge. and other new makes, 75c to $1.00, in blacks and color., 54 to 56 inches, the best value ever offered. Poplins, Henrtettas, Serge., Cords, iu all the new shades, 25c to 50c, good width, all wool. Plaids, a big lot of the best colorings bought at job prices, worth 75c for 50c, real snaps. They should le seen by everybody. French Flannels for Want■ in all the new stripes, figures and spots, an Inn menae range, the daintiest goods to be had in the trade, and none of them over 50e • yard. Wrapperettes that look like real French flannels, American make, fast colors, 38 to 30 inches wide, 10c to 12{c. Black and Grey Homespun Ready-to- wear Skirts, $2.95 and $4. , 5 Black Bataan• Waists. a large assort• went, $ I.00 to $'3.75, all new. Cashmere and Wool Iiote, from 20c to 65o, great value. Ladies' Rainproof Costa front $3.5U to $12.00. These coats are perfect fitting and made from the best Scotch good.. Lathes' Vesta and Drawers from 150 to $1.00. Boy's and Misses' Shirts and Drawers in six sizes, union and a:l wool. Men's Shirts and Drawers all the way to 11.25, all wool, guaranteed un shrinkable, Made from pure Nova Scotia wool. Linen Towels and Tabling., Lace Curtains, Damask Furniture Covering., Cretons, Art Muslin., Flannels, Flannelette, Tweeds and Shirting.. A full and complete assortment, 511 offered at lowest cash prices or farm produce. New Cosmopolitan Patterns for fa11 trade ,just in. No -pattern more than 15 cents. - "Ryrie" Rings. J. H. COLBORNE We can only by illustra- tion and a word or two of description in our catalogue, let out-of-town buyers know about our magnificent -.elec- tion of rings. -- All the gems are represented, All the good styles shown. " Ryrie " Rings appeal to those who admire ring beauty, and the lar a num- ber we sell enables s to carry a stock that alio s a splendid choice. CATAL0:.t111111T ITPOlt APPLICATION. "DIAMOr tt HAI. L." Ryrie Bros., Yong. and Adelaide Sta., Do You Know? toe bsye m.ay seem r a h n be tees a MACS, CINNAMON, GINGERS, CURRY, PEPPERS, eta Von here an adywtage in buying tb,. from u4 for w. can Iwo them aad gu tr•ntee them oMelst.ly pare. They ere not so everywhere.' - FLAT (ORK1. JAR RI14G9.CANDY EIOTTLE3, WAX'. etc. ells. Beatemall STOVE -PIPE VARNISH. Brightest Lustre, Least Odor, Easiest Applied of all Stove -Pipe Varnishes }'reserve. the pipes. Excellent for all expoard iron work. W. C. GOODE, Chemist, - TORONTO. PORTLANE) CEMENT... Smrofriz5 ALT6iENTLY LIVER KIO�L BOWELS► ` THE SY :LsEpticNSE EFFEGTU ; COIOScaDiO p5; N & �V OVERCOMES HABITUAL CON PERMANENTLY ITS BENFF�G(AL EFFECTS, W Bur Th(GLNUINE-MAN'FOBy STI PATION Rubber Heels That Hold BEDFORD BLOOK. . Just received a car of the cele.,rated Beaver Portland Czment, The Best Cement on the Market. ......i'....•.... b . hare a Targe and complete stock of Barn hardware Dunlop Cushion RWel.-- we�r like leather-- gr.� ten, a f. At Lutl,..t1 and u can walk far with,*n gr,rw;,.w weary. Sam pair, 1105. \II .h ,o,, eke,., or w cit0 tlire:t. 1'10 410550 About.] he without 11. DUNLOP CUSHION PADS They prevent clipping - kowenr.._sorainaiJ tendon.- cracked hoot's- balling and cask.., Sample .•t• ..-nt fired. A!! hL.,ksnuth can rut theta on. WRITE, FOR CATA1.00. ;; k„i IAA amt-`C��f�RNIA JTGSYRVre The Dunlop Tire Co. .t. 1011. I'm �o.v Ste! ` C�.Irpfo • �t pr's► LIMITED • can k I r- r r,, "r.,;;;T 'Mi.F SO(. PSP MTTL, i TORONTO 01111 TMST M1111n1.110o. Torrent* Minn : T1.i. r' nstry .l'fnrd. 11.coe ler Prods of •'1 erases Joe m n In the moon west l Ayers 'hem ge s. fellow; L • v r• ,n Adeee.te harbor, N A. i) c • e HMI. R r, 114 a•.reto Au, brat it., Oat. r Preen .0'. N S. le e‘ • • H.rv, r. O•.A, es-' • t. 141'-. A... H. t: I . .. a 013sit e, Oat, 1' •r.. Sent 1 1', K. 1. S :.ret Maref, Uat. +r.e el ..ere Is New Tows N. 0. R s '. it. Rye. One into' 41, tel A,' Ll ad, P. K. I. 1'.' ,n R rd•rnl', Oat, Nl..k.mhba a Anvil I.1•ad, B C. F e 0.11.1►M Rreteeh.o1, M. ,. les to Harp, Stat Trempt te R.'h. MA ()Lane Odloe Seekers to It, Ironer, Qe.l ern. ih. mer 'n the monn (orient stead that thrfying villa.. just notch of 1., dutch. or he would have added 1''r. shmsn to, Melt - ford. ( Ed. Pi, '. t I MANTA'. Ito 4f,a. Waterloo CArenlole It h.o been pointed oat in the sixth anginal leaporr of the Comte .toner et Highways e1 1 'starin, 114.0 the wee of highway h) eleetrte rax iwaye Is creating new problems et tth retard te 1►s naleMe- sack as Meyers& Wilcox swinging B. Door Hangers, Lane's Barn Door Hangers, T nd Strap Hinges, Hooks, S aples, etc., etc. PR/CES ALWAYS LOWEST. .N.NN.NNN. N. D. ROUGV The Cash Hardware Store, Ooderlch, Ont. THE MARSHALL SANITARY MATTRESS. PAT, RIFT.. 1500. THE ONLY VENTILATED MATTRESS IN THE WORLD. Perfectly Vete dated, 1'erfeelly lrslha,.l. Ale °Intely Nritele•s it h,. handles In I:ft or retry it Ly. It es- mu,h cheaper stet nt ere 'hirable than the lest heir matinees it caws rt ort Inmpy, and will net sag from nee It i• the tient heap, ,,,I ,eros rnmfo,tnbin Mat Irills 11.5115, rilarl All 4051 ,,A1111110 ,t. mutt•. Solei cnl' by W/ LMER SMITH, Deeler In High (irate Furniture, Furnishings Anil Art fiends, Foie Upholstering done le order. 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