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THE SIGNAL: GODERIUH ONTARIO
20th Celltury
BRAND OF
Clothing
We have 'made special
al'1 a li grylllellt8 to co1►trol the
:20th ('eutln'y Brand (register-
ed) Tailor-made Garments.
These goods are made from line imported tweeds, cheviots, serge, and
worsteds, are all guaranteed and warranted to fit, and being • "branded
grade" are of a much superior style and finish to what is called "ready-made."
My range of their Overcoats is really the nicest ever shown in this district,
and I can recommend them for your consideration.
1,st careful buyers, who seek the hear returns for theft mower.
imesalig&e our intra. We peacoat, iwrpeeriow alit roorprri-
pw. The More you eomplrr the larvaprr becomes the eownr-
lion of the superIor't1Y or our Naafi.
HATS._ Our stook of Fall Hsu is now lo, arid comprises (just whet you would exp,
la this sore) ►he very latest New York filet L. mod Christy's luodoo shapes. nriet
year bead here. Well Et 11.
Speotal Sale of Handkerohlets on Saturday.
3 pure !lawn Hwdksrebleh for 25o. \Vtrite Iawo Ha•dksroblels for bo.
W O. PRIDHAM.
Perfect Ftttlat Clethteg house. Ines Uletkler, ForriUbf t ma if •tree.
Mit Signal,
evmaswm.
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
11T MeeLAKTROT
YODI lt.O11. THURSDAY. (I$PT. la NIL
POLITICAL POINTERS.
—A pound of "do' is worths too of "say.'
— The man who does things is a safe man
to follow.
—What Ontario waits in Dominion poli-
tics is loaders who will lead.
— On tared- ttueetiote as tat spiritual mat-
ters, fight the devil with tire, lett take tare
Dot to be burned yourself.
—lt looks N if the man who sae rejected
in Ontario by the political wiseacres of 1900
has become the heal of the corner in 1902
—Until we are able to conjure with On-
tario names iri lominioft polities we will
just have to borrow good names frons Que-
bec.
—The Hon. J. i•RAEL TARTS may have
been a "ccnfounded old Tory-," as he has
more than once stases!, but we have all
to admit that be is the beet vote -getter that
ever came down the pike.
—What Tam should do at the neat
election is to run for an Ontario tonetito-
ency. We wouki Invite him to try one of
the Toronto*, and give the Liberals a lift in
that benighted corner of the political vine
yard.
It anything should happen to Lasts•
the Premiership would go shagging so far
as Ontario is Concerned. Quebec tow TART,,
Nova Scotia ha* FIELDING, New Brunswick
has BLAIR, the North-west has SIrroe, but
Ontario has nobody.
today for their Liberal brethren, and le
won out 111 the scrimmage.
Mole this Dominion election of 1900 Mr.
TARTS hail gone to Paris as Canadian Com-
missioner, and when there he talked on sev-
eral occasions. When Mr. TARTS talks he
always makes it a point to nay something,
and when the reports of his aldre.. • s r.ach•
ed the Tory newspaper otlex,, and what he
didn't say was aldal 10 what he did say,
some racy reeling was placed before the
readers of the Tory newspapers. A. our
readers are aware, the Tory press and the
Tory politicians are the custothans of all the
loyalty- of this country, unit when a disloyal
twist wee given to Mr. TARTs's every utter-
ance it wasn't Irene before the Tory pot wits
Ixoil:ng from one end of Ontario to the other
To make the matter more serious, a number
of chicken-hearted Ort newspprs anti
politicians a•tual'y came to the conclusion
that the Tories were in earnest in attacking
TARTI'N loyalty, and were seireel with
pnhtical h rt failure. The try the
Tories hal n endeavoring to formulate,
that TARTE ea. a "bogie ratan," Wee taken
up by some of l Liberal leader% and prow
in Ontario, and th wont was !aimed that an
effort be made to confine his operations to
Quebec.
That was the weak point in the campaign
of 1900, sr far ea the Liberate were cow
oenied. If, instead of endeavoring to re-
strict Mr. TARTR's When.* in Ontario, he
had been allowed to fate the music, as he
has done since, there 'a no question that his
popularity would have teen to great then N
it is to lay, and, N every one knows, today
no Dominion politician, say. LACRtLR, has a
stronger hold on the people of Outeri° that
he. It is generally conceded by thaw who
kn•.w that had Hen. J. I. TARTR been nont-
inatert for Centre Toronto, N was suggested
at the time by a well-known Western On-
tario peal tieun, that constituency would
have been kept in the Liberal column, and
an Ontario man of prominence in the party
might have represented Kt. Mary'. Division,
Montreal.
Mr. TARTS is, beyond q+restion, the beet
political organizer in Canelo today. In al-
dition to that he is the beat and most suc-
ceestul Minis or of Public Works that this
country has ever known. He is a t:anadtan
out and out, and he has made himself famil-
iar with the reguiremeuta of this country
He is au up-todate statesman, and believer
in the policy of retaliation by pen, voice and
act, and the large majority of the people of
this part of Western Ontario en torso hie
course of public utterance and public action.
He was goal enough for the Liberal party
in 1896 and he is, to our mint, a tetter pub-
lic man today than he wN then. He was
present at the framing of the Literal tariff
in 1897, enol aide., and assisted in making it
the law of this country, and although some
of us thought it did not quite coincide with
our views we accepted it cel the men who
stood am eponsore for it at Ottawa. This IR
no time to Carp at the phrasing in the
speeches of public men. What we wait are
men who may things that are popular and
who ,to things that are beneficial. Such it
man is Joe.rK Imaa s TARTS. He in what
President Roossyn.r Calls "a game man, an
honest man, and a man who can handle
himself and dos handle himeelf under diffi-
culties."
One thing re certain, no matter what
WHERE TARTE STANDS TODAY.
THE Tory newspapers are endeavor-
ing to make themeelvee believe that the
Hon. J Intent TART' is out of plumb with
his colleagues on the tariff question. and
one ter two of the Liberal newspapers have
been foolish enough to take stock in the
Tory contention that there it nothing now
to be done but for the Minister of Public
Works to step clown and mit.
Now, everyone who koowm H in. Mr.
Tem knows that he wee brought up a
Tory of the Torten—that Sir JOHN liar-noR-
ALD eat the I;AHAI.IRI. at whose feet he hats
wt. He him never denied that fact, and he
never will. Many ot our readers will re-
member when he spoke in the opera house
here 1n 11499 he male •petal reference
to his having been "a confounded Tory" of
the stiffest brand. In 11496 Mr. TARTE, for
reasons of hie own, Allred hlmae't wi li the
Liberal party and wan en undoubted factor
in winning that elertirm for Leman and
Liberalism. The Liberate of that tiny knew
his anteeedents—that he hal been a life-
long Tory and • Protectionist of the strong-
esttype—hut they were satisfied to have
him, kat'as lie was And without any plea
As we have Mooed, he wax a potent influeone
in that election, and when victory perched
on Lat'RtmR'a banner TARTE wilt given one
of the most important onetime in the Cabi-
net. There was no Cry against TARTR that,
so lar as the Liberals were concerned—they
were glad to hate him. hoofs and horns. At
that tin. it was the Tory prises that undM-
took to excoriate TARTR. Morning, noon
and night they railer) at him• and in justice
to the Minister we Are hound to say that he
pave them at goal as he got, with mecum -
tined interest. TARTR wasn'1 a .itrormat
for Terry ettttert tarn any mews. It an her is
Not
simemeelli
Even Crazy
Et_o_212
4
would scour their faces with Nick -
bats, but thousands of persona do
things infinitely more foolish.
The akin of the face, though deli-
cate, le rhinoceros bide compared
with the mucous teembrane of the
stomach and bowels.
Vet these sensitive organs are con-
stantly wonted with draRtic medi-
cinea,to their Incaloulable injury.
The Cure for
Constipation
1' rot • ' 4nlent cathartic, 1 -sit •
mild and tonic laxative which Is
another way of Saying
IRON -OX
TABLETS
•
duiug the emery's 'work in attacking Hoo.
J. 1, Taws at the precut juncture.
SNAP 81401 S.
—Mr. Jens Pito. WHITNEY, we are
led, la ruing up wr that old familiar air,
' A Day's March Nearer Hume," as tech
day passes by
—The judges are now Laing to have their
innings and election courts are slated to
Oxford and Middlesex for Oct 15. '1 tis is
getting down to practical polities.
—Thew labored arttc'es-un the Toronto
newspapers concerning the .8' inabi ity of a
coalition goterumeut nn Queen's !'ark are
now aotiinble by their •bootee
—Is it not about time ilea tem Reform
Asa) ration of Ontario, with headquarters
at Toronto, became an institution in the
control of which the e'ettorale had • voice,
instead of being, as it ie. a it. ee corporation!
--Hasler A. PowaLl„ of 1ackvi'le. N. S.,
who hN been traveling with Mr. Iloltp'S'r
polotittal troupe in the Went, is of opinion
that the Itteruoketial R. R. in a semi -polit-
ical inetititution. HENNERY gueewn eggs
when he sees shells. But what was the 1
C R. ellen lite Hrstn. data HAGIAR? haul his
hand oil Oho lever 7
WHAT OTHER RE SAYING
THIS 19 000D
Milwaukee Ceuta•: K
if .hey show any aptitude.
higher *timel,o It they like
pay. if they do oat oat ler
eve's.
boys at wheal
Ute them •
In, II will
°alias, iet
them at work In some hoe where they may
learn • trade or a business
Tilt I:RLAT AII xRIt'At '.At T.
Hamilton Spectator : Toe Amt reaps are
laughlog •1 an American admiral who,
during the mimic attack epee New York,
crawl 'unties/ wet for • time that he might
entertain an American lady with a British
title --resuming the bombardment after the
lady had gone. But that is not a het
loonier than a feature of the celebrated
naval battle to Manila bay, where Admiral
Dewey ordered the lleet to cease tiring that
Ma rose might have breekteat'
RitttRT!t iitAt:t:LRATL D.
Louden Advertiser : 'The Daukhonors ars
coming In for tbelr shower of abuse from
the Opposition pre.,. They have ben
reprs.uted N moron o,.r to a religious
mama, te the neglects of the r feral work.
The Winnipeg Free Paste love•tttiated lee
reports and foetid them groeely imaigerated.
The great i t•j. my of the Doukhobor• are
making good farmers, and steadily Improv•
log ,bele oondtHw Oaly • l w have bees
affected with religious pauharttlee.
TH.IMUDiItr NA\ Al. 011,1.11R.
Cornblll Margarine re. day has tore by
when the fool of tb• family could bo gent to
se. with • fa r prospect of sunset 1f posses
ed of courage, determination, and good
le k The executive naval officer of today
hu t000mbioe the probcisooy of the ad-
v.uo.d meteematiotau, the Ingenuity of the
expert eogloeer, end the 11111 of the trained
gunner, In addOen to preeoce et mind.
Neatly of resource, the g•ft of (liplomacy.
*ad • knowledge ot loteroatlooal law and
strategy
• it1.ITIhN 101.5 IN t'I..AITRAY
Klogttoo Frssman: Talk of • Roes
\\ tltany coalition O meat 1n Ontario le
ell • bubtle, and the suggestion Imo •
kat -tall to it, Tee t lotarlo Liberals want
the reel thio¢ or oottiei end are certain
that Mr. Koss and his ('•Moat will stand Ly
their gun. uottl the last shot hat been
first and the battle won In earnest. One
m•) ,rlty ,m as. good se a dozen and would be
thought so If the other fellows had It. No
mention In ()otarl°. We deo't watt It sod
won't have It.
'Rom EN, !.ASD.
4)' iso (Moen : It some one am demos•
urate that coal sen le imported N cheap
or cheaper from Britain than from the
relied States, the eon strike will not have
proved an unmixed evil. Mr. George .lohn-
sou, Dominion statistician. says ooal list
been landed le Montreal at. $l. • ton pre-
sumably by steamer. Sailing tiniest.
would oarry It more cheaply, sod though
the proximity of the close of navigation
will prevent say trial shipments by sall.ng
'easel. this year, cargoes brouvht au the
S-. Lawrence to Niling bottoms and by
bagel o 1)t'.sw• should lay Brttlsh cost
down hero at a very rewnahle figure.
opinion existed respecting Mr.' TARTS in
1900, there are no two opinlone today
amongst the bulk of the electorate. No
man, Grit or Tory, is foolish enough today
to impeach TAKTR'N loyalty. He has palmed
that elation. Kvery man is forced to admit
th it he ham proved himself to be the moat
painstaking aril po.grresive Minieter of
Public N orks that thie rautitry hat ever
Marie-.wlttk.--the •Qde{tty with which les tam
guarded the pabi e interest'. is attested by
the fact that in six years, with an annual
expertditurenlret!hone. hie department, al-
though .ubmit.teul to, the mearchlight of Op-
position Remainy, hathad not the s'ightest
mmirnh placed upon it in a'1 of that time.
In the peat few months he ham been from
end to end of Ontario. Quebec, New Benne
wick and Nova Scotia, end wherev r he hos
gore hie manlinese and ,t.reightforwanlnene
h.v,• t•ommende*d themeelvea to the prop',
he hen mel—le they "Captains of indostry'•
at. eh. Montreal. Halifax or Toronto Hoards
of Trade, or residents of petty viragos who
have had cxasion to hoer him *peak. (A-
ar*
3MrNr* and nen are willing to fo'k.w wh• n he
brads,
in Ontario at the present time the Liberal
party in Dominion politica i. not Mewled
with so many large men that the *lectors of
this Province an afford to turn down a
Cabinet Minister who hails from a mister
Province. There le nn neem to ctnjure
with in the entire outfit, and if Ontario it
to he mala and kept Liberal new men will
have to arise to help the nose oat, or we
most, in spite n1 onrtslvee, lean on moist
lines frv.m outside That it the position of
the editor of Tws Kt0NA1 and tons of t.hotio-
ands of others in (lntarin today, •n1 that is
why we rales voice against those who ars
From the Top of the Tops
to the Bottom of
the Bottoms.
Leather—solid !rather—ootblor bet
homer) mskes—etylbb ehspee—l'OM-
BINKD'
Whore'
Here.
It hen'
All the time.
Wet dant and cold govt often from
new aro. F, i al.'u shoe. arm erosible
shoes.
We can ant you footwear that isn't
atr,ld of the wet sad .tl.ot a saving
tor you le price It It coo be done..
W. SIIARMAN
•Dost N muck stemeal sxoltement to thee e
whoattempt to follow it as watching the I
loop the loop.
Tiati•.ILANtf AND HORTAI.IT.',
Montreal Star : At a meeting of the Itrlt-
leu Mellott A.soclatloo lately held at ileo •
-
°hoter, etteotloo was drawn to Ili, mark- •
vile low rale of infant mortality •moose
the .tees .a compared with the rest of the
populatioo. This result has been observed,
not to F:og!aod os'y. Lot to the Uolted
States N wall. to Manchester. 1t was
stated, the death rale among cbi'dren op to
one year wag 1118 per thousand, while, he
Ito dutrtt t of et &them., largely oocnoled
by .laws, it was only 124 per thootend, hew
than twc-;bird.. A New l art phyilolas
was quoted ae authority for the s •temwe
that, while the ,le.ith rate tor the whole city
WWI 18.53 per thouraed,ertata ,I.osaly
populated wards Inhabited 111111 rely by RISS.Iden .Jews showed • ea'e of if 922 only. The
opinion wee 'sprinted that the gte.tnr tem
Nuance of the Jews In the sae of •Icoblio
drirLs had much to do wth ale result
No dour,•, children bave a very intortor
chance of survival to hon et -11 tuck they
may t",elle! 'n which Intemperance •x
I.te.
IT% A, 1 ,1 tTlty Ilnnl•ITAI ITT.
Toronto •tsr Aontner letter from
oonntry reader appears today to reply to
"Au 1' .1n., lout Hetet, who oompleened
that hie h,•uee esu overrun with °notary
visitors during the exhibition. For eur
part we ague erotarely with theme who say
eta' termer are more hospitable by tar than
one people. There are, of °°fuse, esoep
Clone. No pt too who visits tela Ives In the
°auntry will deny that the tines' teeters o1
the outlay Is rho hlg-heerte 1 welcome they
receive, and it the correspondent *Mt pie
tared the t000ny'enienoes to white ha house-
hold was put by tits lofux of rural relatk ea
will next mummer go ou' sed visit them, he
will hod that they will do that cod more for
I,tMtRAI.I/.IN0 R►YItT rat- WAR rl'IRIT.
Mootreal Star : Herbert Spencer, who,
old se he is, muses very' low Items of sig-
odlo.00e in the news 't the day, will End
cunE,mei ion for his view as to the demort
nixing effects of the war spirit when he
reedit that the report of the rirltleh toms
mlsalnoers of Pr so, s 1. r the year ended
3i,r March, 1901, shown''.n unprecedented
manus of enure In the relied K ndonl "
Daring that year there were 17.163 more
persona sentenced to Imprisonment than In
the one Immediately preceding. The tacit
Ie certainly remarkable, and calls Inc oarr-
ful analysis at the hands of 'statistlols's or
°there who may hove aoo.sa to IN 1dt
detalk.
xt, •, T ,„ e11 .(1, LILT.
Sso Francuee Argonaut. Ur. Henry Van
Dyke tells • story of an Irishman who wee
eng.ged In the business of ohiakee ralefng
near Prtooetoo. One day • travelling mso
e xpressed surprise at the nee of so much
ooromeal at feeding time, and suggested that
the meal be mixed with sawdust, ta.l.tieg
that the hens wont not know the dlffereooe.
A few months latter the attention men wee
w ain to the oommontty, and he Liked II
the new diet had been tried and what the
result had been. "It works beautifully, "
w as the reply. "Atte that old yellow hen'
Wen. I tried her on hall sed half, Led she
liked It so well that I changed It to all
sawdust. end the last time she h•tohed three
of the oh'oks had wooden lets and the fourth
wr• awn idpecksr."
Grand Ramos Trees I he staid London
('nrnncle is solemnly dunussine ah. ,rttts-
t eat, "'bo104 Women \Verk'' just se 11
women had not been d"Ing I he wet Id'd a oak
n es °reatlor. M•, at the end "1 Ila Is','.
work mos moor op the mons hs h•ti mads
and w.•eare Ili. result 5 um •e'a
w, tit hie on end and no fatal, Is profits
Her nely payment ugh* goes weary handed
end empty -heeded to rest a In the satiefeot
1• n rl h•vl.g doge well a 11111. more of her
unearth, labor et love. There to nothing
more Whittle, were It not se common, than
the eight ---se often seen --of the hand work•
tag, oonseientlnae mother who literally
wean out har life In unheralded toll, thank
hese and eapeoting no thanes. 9hs has no
"Light hour day." Even a two yr hour day
woola be a boon to the wive. who In the
ears .1 the home •ed oblldr, n are always
"doing o., rt. me," witbae teeurh►.1 ertr&
Pt?.
* AIRS ARS THE TthR111I1 ON TRY TARIFF'?
Stretford lagoon: The Tomato World
Pile 1•o readers Met this N. 1'. is twenty.
fore rare old, and that "the bete erne( el
tf • wl.dnm of I hat Wirt la fiend to the
fent that Ihm, whit wore thou (le 18714) Ila
meet net n't opponents aro new is nest
ardent etagertess." Ret In the same article
It tsdosere that • change Is needed In the
dir.etlne of If refuelled tariff. a pellny et
' Gated* foe the Oaesdlaes " Whet le the
N. P. anyway, er what a the peeltles e1
the Censervenve party es ;the tariff' At
see time the Liberal pointy to end to he the
same se the O..eervatfee with regard ole.
Al seethe, the en/manes of the regally are
reere•ented N likely to he rained homes*
May have see sdri.ate pretse$hee seder
the Liberal or*R. Ressoeing of Mlle 111.1
1e wilt, bsyeed ordleary legtk sad 011181110
lTh141j. He COLBORNE
Cob Produce
him without; a mord o1 oompla'nt. One
reason -and the chief ooe--wby Country
people seek the homes of their friends la the
sty is because they are unfamiliar with
large costae of Depilation. and to the
e irangemesr of their surroundings, seek •
e els retreat settee they oast lite loin bar
f•oee. 'rhose rat u■ 10 the olty who were
oouae.y bred know bow tin • tuft is, and
wilh what • natural tastiout the safe har-
borage of a relative's hones is sought -not
for the saying involved in 1'. but for the
secerlty of it. Country visitors comma,
toe, frcm a domestic mole, where ho.ph
ality a stollen and georroui as the sunlight,
Hate know that there are In °Idea peopls
who stand In Darr doorways and glare
against invasion.
You drink your
Own lieatlh
wtten you drink Abbey's Salt.
Extracted from the)nice of pure
fruits, it is both • giver and pre-
server of health.
Abbey?s
Effervescent
Salt
ecolrmendet by pin ", ions
because it purifies the blood,
cleanses the stomach, in v igoralee
the liver and gently regulate.. the
Iwewelr.. 15 Meerseimeirwd..lawr,
the eyes bright and theconnplt•x-
ion good.
Insist on " Abbey's."
DRY
°GOODS
Fall
Stock
Now
Complete.
DRESS GOODS -‘\
IN ALL THE LEADING CLOTHS AND COLORS.
:1 pieces Tweed, 4 ' inches wide, navy,
fawn, green, brown and grey, at
20c, much better than is usually
seen at at 25e.
Our line of Tweed Goods, 42 inches
wide, in fawn, navy, gr. "n, bronze,
brown and black, well u.ade and
finished, looks like goods at 40c to
50c, and good to wear, 25c
big range of Homespun", 54 inches,
in black, 3 shade, of grey, brown,
navy, immense value rind finely fin-
ished.
An extra tine range of Houu spurts,
Cheviots, Venetians, Basket Weaves
Sergee and other new makes, 75c to
$1.0U, in blacks and color., 54 to 5G
inches, the beet value ever offered.
Poplins, Henrietta,, Merges, Cord., iu
all the new shade., 25o to 50c, good
width, all wool.
Plaids, a big lot of the best colorings
bought at job prices, worth 7)c for
50c, real snaps. They should be
seen by everybody.
French Flannels for Waists in all the new .tripes, figures and spots, an DI,
mense range, the daintiest goods to be had in the trade, and none et
them over 50e a yard.
Wrapperottea that look like real French flannels, American make, fast colors,
214 to 30 inches wide, lOc to 121c.
Bleck and Grey Homespun Ready-to-
wear Skirts, $2.95 and 84.75
Black Satanna Waists, a large assort-
ment, $1.00 to $2.75, all new.
Cashmere and Wool How, from 20c to
65c, great value.
Ladies' Rainproof Coats from $3.5U
to $12.00. These coats are perfect
fitting and made from the best
Scotch gouda.
!Adieu' Vests and Drawer. from 15c to $1 00.
ltoy's and \Ewes. Shirts and Drawers in six sizes, union and all wool.
Men's Shirts and Drawers all the way to 11.25, all wool, guaranteed un'
shrinkable, wade from pure Noya Scotia wool.
Linen Towels and Tabling', Lace Curtains, Damask Furniture Coverings,
Cretons, Art Muslin', Flannels, Flannelette, Tweeds and Shirting's. A full
and complete assortment, cal offered at lowest cash prices or farm produce.
New Cosmopolitan Patterns for fall trade just in. No pattern more
than 15 cent'.
TH E
"RYRIE"
WATCH.
Not for a year, but for a lifetime.
Watches teal may be handed from
father to son—heirlooms.
The movement of a "Kyrie'.
Watch is as nearly perfect as
possible, and yet, it's not expensive.
That is why it has brought to our
Store so many buyers who are
particular about accurate lime.
Let us wed ten our Catalogue
showing the many styles of solid
gold. Ito. Sold filled, silver and
ten metal ' Ryrle" Watches to
both (ladles end' geatlemea'e
stns.
The "Ryrie" Monogram Watches
are particularly attractive.
RYRIE BROS
va.ge ad Adelaide ata.,
TORONTO.
DIAMOND NALL. Established IEE•,
I
Rubber Heels
That Hold
J. H. COLBORNE
Do You Know?
Wehave m+oymama r sftrhet•11nee
n .
Pure Spices, as
MACE, CINNAMON, t;INUERM,
• ('URRS', PEPPERS, eta.
You have an advantage is baying thee(
from o. for we sea toot them aad insulate'
them absolutely pare. They an not sa
every w here.
FLAT CORKS. JAN, R1NGA, CANDY
BOTTLES, WAX, ere , eta
Beatemall
STOVE -PIPE: VARNISH.
Brightest Lustre,
Least Odor,
Easiest Applied
of all Stove Pipe Varnishr -
}'reserves the pipe. Kxcelient fc:
all expsrl iron work
We C. GOODE, 'Chemist, -
BEDFORD
BLOCK.
PORTLAN 1)
CEMENT...
Just received a car of the
celebrated Beaver Portland
Cement,
The Best Cement on the Market.
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IUP tad I plete stock of
ardware
Inualop Cushion Heels wear Ilea leather --
give you a firm foothold and you can walk
far without growing wean'. Sample pair,
All shoemaker.. or w rite direct.
NO MORSH shook! he without the
DUNLOP
CUSHION PADS
They prrvrnt .tipping laments -sprained
tendons at ked }loofa batting and ranker..
`ample ., ,. vent An, 1,1.,, k.mith can
pot then+,,,,
WRITN FOR CATALMI.
The Dunlop Tire Co.
LIMITED
TORONTO
sada Meyers & Wilcox swinging
B. Door Hangers, Lane's
Barn Door Hangers, T
and Strap Hinges, Hooks,
Staples, etc., etc.
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PRICES ALWAYS LOWEST.
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N. —0. - R&/GV /E,
The Cash Hardware .Store. (ioderich, Ont.
THE MARSHALL SANiTARV MATTRESS.
PAT. SEPT., app.
THE ONLY VENTILATED MATTRESS IN THE WORLD.
1'ertectly Ventilated, I'erleetly iteeilient, Absolutely Noire/we.
It hos handleri to lift ee Carry it. hy.
It is much , heaper and more (hirable than the hest heir featurea
it cannot got hmpy, and will not sag from ems.
It is the most healty and most Do*fnrtahle Mattress made.
1111F -Cel enol e,amino its write. Sold only by
WiLMER SMITH,
Dealer In High (trade Fnrni(nrm. Furnishings end Art Borst.,
Firs Upholstering done to ostler. Katt Street, OODERICH.
Shorthand, Bookkeeping--" °"
8e..0,. i.aw, Wrnlne. (;rrrespre,Icen.. •tvrewr,ttng. •re , thoreeghly 1•n,hf by •,tart•
eLONDON. ntal teoeh.r..•ONT. IheFOREST CITY BUSiNEFIS COI.rk.EGE.
ll', 1.181r.•nn dlIRenlly to plNlog nnmp.t.nt pepda in too., petition,. College re
1lspt. 2nd, S.sd let ut•logee.
J. W. WESTEitVELT, Principal.
TAIIORINC...
1 have received my New .tons of
Suiting,, Trouserings,
etc., for FALL and
WINTER Wear.
If you are getting a new .prleg Sett,
• Ilght Rvsreest, or anything In my Iles,
1 tan plasm yen In goods, MI and peke.
errWesdy-N.ree t telltales In Stmt.
H. DUNLOP
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STONER
RIIYNAS & CORNELL
UNDERTAKERS.
EMBALMERS, Etc.,
Ween side .f Renter*.
0ODERICH, - ONT.
Night calls promptly answered.