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THE SIGNAL : GUDERIUIE ONTARIO
Our Special $10.00
Raglanette Overcoats.
We wish we had the opportunity
of allowing every one ter toiler around
our Special $10.00 Overeat. If we
could we certainly would sell you your
winter overcoat, "if you needed one."
This garment is made from good
grey frieze cloth, double stitch, vertic
al pockets, cuff. on sleovee, good lin-
ing*, well nettle, wears well en.l tits to
perfection. There is very little profit
in thein et the above price, but we'll
sell lot. of them, bound to, and make
our money that way.
Our $6.00, $7.00 and $8.00 Suits this fall
Are of exceptionally good value, and will give gool satisfec tion. We invite
your insp ction. We guarantee tit.
Judged by the dollar's worth, this is the best
Clothing House for men.
W. C. PRIDHAM.
Perfect Tittle, ('I,tllag Hunte Men'• Clo:hi,r, Furet,ner ana Better.
Selo Agency for Ubrlety's Hats.
The Signal,
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E1'�� ERY THURSDAY MORNING
ST me4ILIACW MT
. eODSRiot. TAU1R•DAY DOT. IL, 1!e!.
1 RUE PATRIOTISM.
NOW that the eyes of the people of
Ilr'eat Britain and the empire have been
opened in regard to the South Airman war,
and the root, loss of life anti (meleuunos .d
the war are mein, men are not afraid to
openly express their honest ,oniictionn in
regard to it. While the war wan on there
were many It1oi who disapproval 1,1 lit.•
jingo spirit of the age who yet did riot de-
sire to injure the (hornet ot the men in She
ii h1 by making muse against tlafurther
enrollment ot the volunteers.: bat now when
pews has been restored honest public opin-
ion in coming to the front, and the ruler et
reason and truth is abroad in the land. At
the recent meeting id the Christian Endeav-
or Noc.ety its' Ktawa, the Rev. A. I. GLe.lz
took up tine line of thought, and 'spoke an
follows : ._.._.. .
"Christian patriotism looks at the
country as related to (Oral, not merely on
its material progres. and commercial
Freeman. and the Christian patriot ought
to think more of the honor of his country
than of the honors of hie country. He
may find himitelf in a minority and lune
to withstand his countrymen an did Chet -
ham at the time et the American revolu-
tion. it may be that at mime lalure time
tome etatenman will *Lind up and say its
connection with the Month Afru,ur war
that England put her money on the wrong
horse. I think not. but is may be The
wee laws should apply to • country as to
an individual : whet is theft for an led'.
vidual should be theft for the mato, and
the eternal law of righteousness enuald
prevail. The Christian patriot should love
his own country, but shoo d love all the
nations of the world as well, and 'should
never attempt to net nation agatnet na-
tion. Patriot am should be intelligent
and not swayed by ignoraut pension.
And the time needs men of conviction,
men with iron in their souls, men who
will stand by the right every time."
SNAP SHOT S.
-Up to the time of going to preen the
Hon J. 1814411. Triage is still in the ring,
and not by any meant' disfigured.
-The civic fuel yards in Toronto, which
do not deliver the goofs, will not be much
of a boon to the consuming public.
-The Mayor of Toronto is not in the
Position of the man who ears nothing and
"awe wood. The Mayor keeps on talking.
-The election petitions have simmered
down to comptratively a few, and the
hye.elections will he fought to • finish on
hoth sides.
-To those of our esteemed.contemporar-
iee who expect to see tiomethin' drop when
learRigaoom a home we would merely My.
"Don't wo: ry,
-Toronto city council has ordered two
thousand tune of Scotch coal. Wh n the
consumer gets it he will preeeei to make
hot Snoteh of it.
-There is qui e a change in the attitude
of eonie of the Liberal nownjMpers towards
Hen. J. I. TARTS. Now they are not
nearly so anxious to read him out of the
party.
-Ons of these days when some Ontario
statesman in the Dominion Ciehinet endeav-
er•e *0 ret In toneh with puhtie sentiment as
the Minister of Pehlke N mete hoe done, it
will he al the better 1 r the country and
also for that part tenor Ontario eta semen.
A Medicine
wN
A Miracle
IRON -OX
TABLETS
are not one of the wonders of
the world. They ars not the
discovery of seine marvellous
man, made in some mysterious
land. They do not drive Doc-
tors to despair, and Undertakers
Into insolvency. THEY ARE
ONLY A THOROUGHLY
HONEST AND GOOD REM-
EDY FOR CERTAIN COM-
MON AILMENTS whichsoever
should be neglected.
An unaor0000ed nerve Me*
A brood maker ee• Purifier
A Iawtt* ho. •[reef.. to..tl..
Met • oahartlo
•
d0 Tobletr; 35 -Cent[
w
4
Hope op iigs eternal to the human
b at," and that id the reaauu that R. 1..
lioshxit has been greeted un fits Western
trip with the legend, Our Next Premier.',
Mexenrre, MANTaa, WHITNEY and Hong
.1, 111 Mar Milieus hate eteil that legend be-
fore, and it ouly a leveed,
WHAT OTHERS A2= SAYING.
Noor kli VINO Ir.
Chloe.° Tribes*: Mr. Upjahn -I wish
Tcu woul 1 tell Kathleen she cooks her
steaks toe meth. Mn. Upjohn -1 ou ars
three rule late, Jo' n The name of the
praont one Is Mollie,
MA1 11,001 A M110110N.
Hamilton Herald : Two youog moo heve
committed suicide after ending one of
Mar i• Corel'u'e nevelt, Marie le ly no
means a good n.veli a, but else may ysly do
muoh good a. • fool -tidier.
role 1'M11•MI'aakn 1IMwta,r.
N r lily San What • deal of practical
Modem there 1. to the receipt statement of
Lord Arehart', rormerly Sir. lobo Lubbock,
that : " rhe oomplloatal aye:em of b.nto'tee
and subsidies aid Fr rt not 02, helping one
trade a1 the expeose of an.1her, leads mots
sod more Into mtnoste emb,r,a.eioents, and
the result of relying on spa al 1, .yernment
grants n that tome and energy which might
materiel*. in given to laird/161M are devoted
to attempte to put premiere oo the Enter
meat departmenta sod to Irfluutae the
Legislature. The beet thing • 14oyernment
eau do for committee le to let it alone. Tree
efforts of foreign l:oyeirou,en'a to path some
of their trades hamper and baooic.p the
rest,"
A rnosPaltel•t 1•aut i.. g
Toronto Telegram : 'The globe trotter will
gn a long wet to dl.00ver • cummu•Ily as
geoereliy prosperous as the people of the
1'rnvtuoe of Ontario 1:050 veer. ere r
and •t 10, tr worst they Mame their oompen
satu.u'. Ammal want is • stranger to tools
who have health, glib and Industrie n
habits. The fall feint that ars belog hold
throw/bout Unt•rlo ars an index of tee
prosperity of the Province. S, ores o1
towns ane 'Magri' scattered over the face of
the 1'royiooe sand forth tales of unprecedent-
ed armies fn almost every line ot oro n'-
tural life. luspeotion of the prvt lifts
shows what a surpr s og amount o1 money le
Set In ciroaletlon by the rural fairs. fns
comfort and happle•s. of • great Proytr..
ars Metered lo the repute the' 1.11 of r'm
petitions at the prize rmg, and of moiety
sweetmeat -ate to the 100,. hall to top the
u nsullied joy of • day on the little lair
ground.
TEN MORE DROPPED
L ist W Election Pro Is Crowing Weaned
tally Mall.
Hon. J. M. fibro. and Hon. F:..1. Davis
are set•. Yo also are debt other M P. P.'s
whose.leetioas were proton -ed. This is all
n ext to • certainty, as appeared from whet
u000i.l said to the moue tolay.
"T'hses will all be brought to roronto to
be dupoeed of "
Tale means acme will be fought out.
S.egol..sly enough, ten were dropped bet
Stilted ey, with melte eros-petitioae.
Tb. battle to the o00rrs will be freight ea
about fif leen. for whish dale. .td planes of
trial have Gime bud.
Thus are the bo dropped
Fete Wellmrtoo- lino. .1. M Gingen.
North fork and ernes -Hon. E..1. Day's.
North (tn•ane-William H Hoyle.
North Waterloo -Dr, Lowther. ...
C.ntre lt-see and most John M. Slie,
Frontons° sod cro-. _. W 1. Yhi11.7.
Kiel/nen and orate -.Inhn /l :,naw.
Ho too and ores. -.Sohn R. Barber.
Leone: -M. S. Madole.
Stull S • Marto --Au Irew lesoampbell.
These ten, with 131 y, were the only
remeietng protests tor wnleh Maros and
piece, of tit.l were to M. fluid ; hat only
111 re was divided Thie le the Orli"'
pretest &glen it J. W. McLeod, with • Tory
erewoppe•I •galrel M•ophennn. They
will be heard as (orawa 1 on November
11 0.
tele and the postpoolog of the trial ot
th.'1'ories' petition against A lin MoKay
is North (trey from October 28th to Nov-
ember 11th et Owen Sound was all tee
onurt 4, 1 .nd all that °000sel had for the
.1. urt to do.
•What. •bout the others?" their Inr'-
.t ipe inked
"'They wilt he dispose' of here," return-
e e ereeveel. **Mere w f. net meaty be triad.
Mr. Justine Me lemma -"We went to
.to all the oleo. imi (rials held this year, d
posdlt'••, and 11 1. gatnnu I,re."
"And we are try ng to asset rho or ort en
'nueh a we ran," meld Menotti Bristol. who
• ,petted for the Cnneryetivre. J. A
I'. t.reno, K. C , had the amt to say for
the Liberals
COUNTY CURRENCY.
or, : Wil E. Berens has g the in Tann
In rn a' lend • me Ilia! col 'et
Ho.liet: (;ort 1'. Crlob hag gone to Al
be•t..du:rfe' In • pl•oe r*mod Frank, to
•0 ,epr a site ten
(trey : Oe. d y las' wet it Jnt:n %lett, r es,
14.h a'• hart the n11.f,rtnas to 1.11 and
breek woe of hie um
(listen : Crory. Kiggert had the mb'or.
tune to the • en *el tali Mb keit* I.st week,
inr0eoli.t gig turmoil( 1'r • few date
ntnn Mies Hattie (lowliest, delight. r
of K J. i'nnetles, ham neon a situation as
taeher 41 I'nrl Greatly, at $125 per year.
(trete-rich t.waehlp : Mr. Connolly made
•
gond ale et September oboes, to
Mr. R•llanteee, et Stratford, 10• rho
hale' 10.
Houle Wm Hutto has heel eolnp'etsd
• worse' gen ever thirty lent high, whtoh
will .0etele •11 the fodder hie here loll e1
eattl. e•M °onetime.
Cnetee Rehr► Ford has psrohseed frets
bM broths, Matthew his Whereat la the day
sore form teal to them by their mother,
paying therefor $1400.
MuKlllop: Mean Brothers, of McKillop,
here • sora d twee ennui' nominate' sixteen
Invitee. This keeps McKillop to the front
to the sun 11 ocr buuueo.
West W•wa .wb : The arca l,nt farm of
200 •one, bee/move W Mr. 1I&rnieo, on the
6:h oenowestoe, her twee re.tmi lore • t•rm
of five yeue to Mr. Wte!ey Ferrier.
Blyth : The twisty -fifth to teatime of
wadded blues was duly u.lebreded by Mr
+ad Mrs J,bu (:levier us Fr 4 1 ,y, 3rd inst.,
it bsicg their &dyer wedding 0sateereaey.
Krues•b : dem', Stew tr. and wife. " who
meetly arrival hen Iso u Port A'thor, ere
both very ill web typhoid liner at the h. in •
of kin. Stewart's pawn's, N...1 •ud Mir.
M Ilcy.
11'Ingh►m : A pretty wedd:og was wit
oersed by (mode of the oontranluw parties
at A. W. Wobter'e, w'le, Ail niece, Miss
Aims Hides, beieme the bride of Mr. Joe
Addison
See forth : 1) ug'ut W i'wr, n It of 1). 1).
Wile in, who was reported •e beteg 111 io
IVionip.g with typhoid fever, a very much
better, and it is hoped that be wli *soaps
the fever.
Grey : A quiet wed ling took place In
/:udoh meetly, the latero et puttee
bong Mus Ke'leuoa !Smith, formerly of this
towu.bii, end Robert 1..we, • prospstoue
'untie termer on the 4 h cos.
Brunets: ,lama Irwin hes pu:c'aad a
greo.ry bustol01 to T'oronte and hes already
taken µtwoostuo Mrs It io and the eater
members of the family w i I leave shortly fur
the 11oe s atty. where Iht y will ret tee their
home.
Hulett : Mn. Letitia B. their, widow et
the late Joseph Weir, of 1)erohester, aid
,nether of Mr. Adorn We r, of Huli.t , and
for many years • pouter resident of that
oommuiity, tied at the residen, of her
daughter in London.
Sealorth: (:wore* Ilutchison diel at his
reddens. in Sealnrth oe Friday, Sept. 26 h.
He bad been ill h.r fly • week, pauioe away
vary peaoelolly •t the edva*oed ape of 87
Teerr. the deceased was born oro the coun-
ty of Cameo, troland, on Ju!c )2 b, 1810.
Wisgbam : Mr. sod Mrr. Wm. Pr.dls,
mourn the lees of their son 1't ray, woo died
on Tuesday morales, 7.h Inst. He had
been ailing for a few days, but nothing ser-
ious wee leered until diphtheria developed.
Piney was a t.right, uoWre.tlug child of six
years.
Herlaok : A son of '!1V Knox. who went
to Manitoba on the her:esters' exoursiou
about six winks ago. re' tuned hens no
Tu+.day rather uoexpeotedly. If. hat the
mielortuoe to gel kicked by • horse while
io the West, and was lett up it Cypriot's
Ktver, and he c. noluded he had better re-
turn home, •
Blyth : At high noon oa Thursday, Sep•.
25th. tai home ot Francis brown w.e the
write of • pleasant event when his yoorgnt
.!aoghrar, tirra A , was jn led .o the hely
toads of m•Ir,mooy 1 • Mr. Gorge A l)rc-
nes, of lagers 11. the knot being fled by
Rev. .1. Kennedy, 11 1). .
Het-; A very pretty stmt ling took pleas
0o 1V..Io,'ed.y, the It'. rost., at' Lseedsa
Farm, ' tit mitotic* of Mr. and Mrs. Step-
nen
tepneo Troyer, 14th concession, when their
laughter Km war uel'e 1 in msrrlwgr to
11r. W. D. A. ss, a prosper.,ur yosat
firmer ot thin tottttblp.
Blyth: Manager Letsr. who hoe bed
..barge e1 the Beek oft smiron here 1'r the
nut Iwo yt;rr, receivie wont recnr.ly that
he 0.4 been promoted to the manngemeet
of the breech at I:e'r tower. Mr. H.
Holm. e, e( the Hingham ranoh, has se-
eur:d the eptro'otment tier'. I
Morrie : A toy pretty w . ding tank
pltce et the nrideecs of fats and Mrs
Rsr•, 5'h line, on Wedne••'av, w o their
-Luer. Odes Aunts 1. N Chambers, oone-
e•t d.ugh'er of the late M. Cha'eberr, ores
united 1e mean's to William Hsgg, a p
porous y nog farmer of M:K'llop.
Hensell: Mr. .1 MoArthir, hardware
merohkn•, reoelv.d ort Svurday, 4 h, a
'elegr,m ',dermas( him of the Te .y revere
dlne•a
Of his site, who, • ennp'r• of moor h.
nr ear •g ,, weir to 9' 'ro:,met 11,kore,
whore one heti • broths-. Mr McArthur
11: on the even.ng tit pre.. for Dakar a,
Kruo,4:
We •r• vont to report that our
wc'Lkrnwn townem.o, Mush \V i um •
we•
.eriously littered nue n getrecenti, while
dray og home 1 in Sado, h. He lett there
at 8 30 and when near to inthrop h.s 1, Inc
got frisky owing to some nibs, rig neer by,
sad get beyond lir. \Vlllsme management,
Seatorth hire, Wllkts of Toronto, wife
ot Dr. Wilco., who, with her bo.btnI,
hu for twenty•..hree yeue been o mneoted
with m mine work in 1�'•lie, gees a meet
Idterest.oe s•Llrers nr 'he 'h nk antis'
meetiu: of the Wom,n'o 1t:.. oaary 8 moiety
of the First I'resbv eri.n church, ea Manley
afternoon .•I lee' we. k
1'raobr.ok : 1)r. Whitfield, el Fort tattt,
K -•,.u, is a. welcon e mutter with rektor.,
od f tendo io thus locality. He looks hrs•-
o.lan, hes cheery. r•po.,5 of prosperous
times, 1 ut is snit a ne,h. ler i- a tea
Years novo thn dort.r went to Ktnas. He
:s • eon of .lo". and Mr.. Whittled'. well
Loewe old reelde,,te of the 12th. ----
Wtngham : L•vt week Fronk F'I+rn.gen
had one Unger Inin.,•1 at rile fon ,dry \Ver
Medi fell on an oil 0,1 et the Unirn fac-
tory sort ren ins 'p,.1 . en,u.1y 'moan nee
hued (i„ 1 nreday. Wm Cur hod ,on ho -
Went 04 and two -ethers batty int at tar
aisle f.ctnry.}iewas- fidessawandit
was pit In molten before** waft aware.
A qts e but ,ray prat,' wed.
d og look place. at the li.n v 11., Turubenv
street, Brewed.. et 1 "'stock Ne In•sd.y of
terr,.,.,n of tat iv. et, wb•• Jolieth T. iw-
g in, ..1 To n,,' n, and 14 se \t.lua E ,
yonrgeti Mau.ht r of Moen.) and Mr..
Ame', ret Ethel, were uIC• metrimoo
ist s:h+oo., fo the presence of nlattves and
• few (none', by Rev. C P. Well, R. A ,
It. I) , of Ethel
'1'uobersmlth : A 13 -rear old sop of Thos.
O'Brien ha 1 a normw escepw on Monday,
the 6.h lest, Ho went to the field to gar,•
hone, and on going up b.h.od it the pommel
lot fly Its hind foss, s'nkinv •he boy us tar
leo., k000kng him unanimous; his broth• r,
wlo wee with hill for hely, and the
byywma
Wes ennveyed M the hen..., but It woe
mime time 1 eine b. r000ysre 1 a .noelont-
ne.s II is Noe wee badly int, and one eye
almnet knocked oa'.
`;aalorth : On W,rinuuday rnnrb ne of la t
week, gni?e. -'y-ii 1T:
Sr. domes' n* rah, when N1.. Winnd,s!
K Uma,, (earth denehter rel tit. live John
KoLLsaa,Mee wail.,% too m.retur• •s lily.
Riser! David ftrr,an, of T"[nnr., The
o.remnny took Woos at 9:30 o'el••ek, at
Coal aid Woad.
My Information Is that very little, if
say, hart) coal witl Come to I:oderich
during the next thrill tnontha Tri meet
the. emergency 1 have 'secured a quanti-
ty o1 lump emit, which for filename and
kitchen ranges to re °mounded to me
AA A geed u ubu1itnto for anthrariro•.
THiS COAL WiLL. BE MOLD AT 'A
SNA1.1. ADVANCE ON OOMT.
tr -Place your orders early.- 'ha
(1001) DRY HARDWOOD, softy Mise,
any length, any tlnanttty, d*Itewe•d at
*bort not tee. TERNS CASH,
mhos at th>i rnammnlh real amt treed
yards at the he wt of Nelson St,
F. BARLOW HOLMES.
every day. A pair of "I
er than ordinary shots.
and you aro so much less
Lightness of a
Dorothy Dodd
On the Scales.
AIVtvtt many interesting facts may
Ire dirwvorsd with a pair of scales,
hut it is doubtful if any single fact
will he wore iuiere.t.ing and valuable to
the average woman than the weight of
her shoes.
For this tells her the number of
outs, is that must to lifted thousands of
tints each dn', and a little calculation
will . show that the lifts tone of shoe
leather a clay --no shall labor its itself.
The "Dorothy Dodd" shoe saves the
lifting of store than one and a half tons
othy Dudd" shot's are several ounces light -
The feet are just so much more comfortable,
ti rod. -.
l'ut a p100 to the tett.
They cost
$3.75.
N, 11. --Of courke we wilt -give
you particulars of the s4,000
Prize Contest
•b,
Wen. Sharman, Jr., has exclusive sale at
GODERICH, ONT,
To the Ladies.
The opening of the fall millinery season finds buy stock,
as usual, complete in the various lines pertaining to
ladled' headwear. Tule tnost hovel etiecte is shapes and
trimmings are to be found helm, and our work in mak
int up orders has always been satisfactory to my chs
towers.
Ladies are invited to visit my showroom and inspect
arty stock at their convenience,
Miss Cameron,
Millin€r.
IlL3m
Car. 'Hamilton and Newgate streets
which hoar the bride sowed the chereh,
scoompanied by he:' brother. Jena 1.. Kil.
toren, wbo seas her away, ant her ..star,
M °e Nae K,itur•s, wb iasuis- woltsidet--
maid.
"SAVtD ME FRO* DEATH"
A Tarsale eeolrartbr says 0./d'. Kidney
flits aro worth rarer lariats la mold
Is s Mirk las.
Toronto, Oat , 00s 13 h. (i4peolat) -
Fife or III years age ►Ir. W..1. K. -Rae, of
96 L pptnoo't•.'., this city. war an Loral:d,
osahaod to his bed with • severe oat, et
lame bank and kidney trouble. He says :
'•A friend advised 10il.re Kidhty Palo,
:nut .e I had used so nary co' It ma1'oteee
els heat say good rtxates r 11.4 little faith
(het •nythuag would Ont. me I had eel,
amid part of the drat bra, however, whoa 1
qu'4 that my oosditiow sr it rapidly im-
oving 1 WI'l ahu e:her seven lyse aad
wa\cnmplstsly cured Ae this was over torr
yeorli am sad Lha trouble hes Doo retained
in to term, I am 000 Mlle that my euro
Wes a foot and p.rmaanl..00.
"1 be ye Dodd'. Kidney 1'.11. saved ms
'rant deal They aro worth their weight
in gold to h •ek &Das!'
iso
Diamond
Hall
Diamonds.
cimmill
THIS is one of the ' Ryrie'
Specials in Diamond
Rings, No. 989. Our price
for it is $75.
We personally guarantee
the quality.
t i. e,nonted Ir. 11k e• 1 1. / n: Itler
t. ty , w g.aoernao . we.,
we deliver this amble rn any
addre•., sod refund the foil price if
res are not perfectly rationed.
WM. for our sew Itl.eirsted en-
&loess.
Ryrie Bros.,
Jewelers,
Tense sad Adelaide Streets,
Toronto.
�i rir.�, f♦t�
ar45 Ricribber j-jeels
nus su1Tt Y
oN y5.�o LIVER
KIDNE Bow(LS
THE f
CLEANSE EFFECTUSYSTALLY;
piSPE 5005 pA0E5
NEA A fiveR5.
OVERCOMES sTI
HABITUAL
C'�pERMANENnr
tt5-BE.11.1 ° Gf P r' ECT N �nJ
• IGiAL E
hat bold
Dunlop Cashion Ileel
g;ve )nu a firm foothold a
Car without growing weary. .
All shoemaker., or write direct.
oarlike teathcr
you can walk
pair, par:.
NO MMMI MI',bosW he without the
DUNLOP
CUSHION PADS
air i Ht. G(,bttlUWE -4.41.60:1181i
Th. c prevent slipping lamena .-nprainull
nos -ciliated Mora -halting and cankers,
San'gl, v.t. tent direct. Any blackamirh ran
put theta ,.o.
M'RITP, POR CATALDrL
The Dunlop Tire Co.
LIMITED
TORONTO
'Phone M
J. H. COLBORNE
TtQ�:
Cask or Pray
DRY GOODS SPECIALTIES.
Sleek Under Skate, •1 00.11 50, $2 00,
$2 50, $2.75.
Black Sitar lib Welete, 11 00, tI.25, $1 50,
$1 75, $1 90, $2 00, $2.75.
Loden' Ulnae, Vests •tad %)swore. %lista
from 15, to 11.00. irawels from 25o to $1
Meu'e act! Hoy.' shirts and drawers to all
the leading o kte, union sold all wog.
wool fleece I CO, e,zoo from 34 to 44,
groat value. ,letter liner, woo! -:laid, ()Co,
650 aad 75o.
M.o's all -wool Nova Soot's make, ue-
sbriukable from 50., to 11 25 A g tee
with snob shirt that 1t will not shrink.
Our Amerieen made Wrapp.r.t tee at loo
•od 12Jo•, fait Dolor, are the best in the
ethic.
Bleck end grey Ura. Skirt., tailor n.,
and out to the latest laehtou, iron[ IC A•
14 75, made of all wool homespun.
Dram Materials la the haat 001
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54 to 58 lnobes wide. Hu nr„pues, nell1
Liao., BWeaves,et Weaves, horde. :Ways1]
other wow makes, from 50* to 41 40.
A ties aanrtmoht ot Ride Costs
the S:ottleh Kubb•r Co, lroa $350
•1.2 00, lomat ha from 56 is 60 belles, py
ars the but goads la the tracts
Omit value la Ladles and tbliire
oaabmere and all wool Hose.
We oarty the nest len. n1 `tomo
made at the Ooderlcb Keil time 51,11.
J. 11. COLBORNE
Do You Know?
IVe hay.• tn.ny oeoaN/r t eft r the tall noon
Pure Spices, as
MACK, CINNAMON, GINGERY,
l'LRR1', PEPPERS, oto.
You bare an adyaolage In buying these
from us for we can test them and gueraotee
them absolutely pun. They are not so
every w ben.
FLAT ('()RKS, JAR RINGS, CANDS
IIt1TTLES, WAX, etr., etc.
Beatemall
STOVE -PIPE t'AR.N1SF
Brghtest Lustre,
Least Odor,
Easiest Applied
of all Stove -Pipe \'aruiahe.
Preserves the pipes. Excellent 1
all exposed iron work.
W. C. GOODE, Chemist,
BEDFO,
BLOCK,
TIIOROLD
CEMENT..
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Just received a car of tit
celebrated Battle's Thorol
Cement,
The Best Cement on the Marla
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We have a large aad complete star of
Barn hardware
such as Meyers do Wilcox s%% ingir
B. Door Hangers, Lane'
Barn Door Hangers, '
and Strap Hinges, Hooki
.Staples, etc., etc.
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PRICES ALWAYS LOWEST.
e•••••••• ter ***WOW.*
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N. D. RO UGV I E,
The Cash Hardware Store. Goderich, Ont. I
GET READ
YTn-n n.yer wen such • 4eo•and 1rr ladles and 110051rni
haslet/ a thorough knowledge of Commercial al .1 4hnrh•I
• were. '('b.
LONDON, ONT ..Ins +aM.t.d orn•e.tu.lwn'e to prnfitahle postilions darner thee'
tear•h•i say S&hoelta..t , Wier, Wn null pleased to . rs, y0u 1'+rrculanl
• p''' J. W. WESTEiLVELT, Principa
TAILORING...
I hay, sec.lved my New "Once of
Suitings, Trouseringa,
etc., for FALL and
WINTER Wear.
If on are getting a new ipriog snit,
• light esor, woe' anything 1n my Ile*,
i oan please yno 1n goede, fit and price.
tlteady•wade 1 lulhlna •• Flock.
H,
DUNLOP,r4461
RHYNAS & CORNELL
-- UNDERTAKERS j
EMBALMERS, Etc.,
West dde of fret uaro.
UODERICH, - ONT.
Night tills promptly n 'tonere
mmnimmmItImmtilmnimmr mi
THE MARSHALL, SANITARY MATTRESS.
E make a great
many kinds of
Bread, but the kind
we are particularly
fond of is our
PAT. IIPO. 1000.
THE ONLY VENTILATED MATTRESS IN THE WORLD.
I'erlre•tly Ventilated, I'erteetly Itt••Ili•nt, Aho -shady Noieoloee.
it has hendlee to lift or carry it by.
It is much cheaper and more durable than the beet hair maitre**.
it cannot get lumpy, and will not ung from u.e
It ie the most homily aad Mint comfortable Mettreei made.
.Call and e14minn Ile Merit. 8n4.1 ort1t 1,,
WILMER SMITH.
boiler lar lligh Erode Fnrnilnm, l uroi.hingn and Art Coal,.
Fine Upholstering dope to order. Fast Mtrsat, (l()IIKRiCH
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Otar bakery includes, among other improvements, patent ovens
that t ake our hroa/l to shit, t•veryonn'a taatc
Once a costumer, always a 6((stomer.
W. P. WESTOBY,
AGENT. - HAMILTON STREET
an I Homemade Bread "
Get a loaf from our agent.
See how white and light and awe(
it
The Parnell -Dean Steam Baking Co., Ltd.
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