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THE SIGNAL : GODERIOH ONTARIO
OF SPECIAL INTEREST.
Never before have we otb.red such good values in ready-to-wear Clothing
as we are doing this season. one could scarcely believe that he could get
such good clothing for so little money. Take time to read our prices, it will
pay and pay you well to investigate our offering.).
OVERCOATS AT $8, $9 and SIO.
ltaglanetta• Overcoata in frieze and cheviot effects, edger double stitched,
raised seams, vertical pockets, good linings, velvet collar, length 47 inches,
at fx8.00, $9.00 and $10.00.
SUITS FOR $8, $9 and $ I O. '
Our stock of clothing at the above prices fs especially good value.
They are male by the W E. Sanford Compauy (the Oak Hall clothiers) who
are noted for their good-fittiug and good -wearing clothing. Let careful buy-
ers who seek the best returns for their money investigate our $8.00, 89.00
and $1 '.00 suite. We welcome inspection and comparison. Tho more you
compare the stronger becomes the coovaction of the superiority of our values.
HATS. HATS.
Just received a shipment of the wort up to -date American Fedora Hata'
These were sent to us without our ordortug thew, but being .w:11 s nice shape
and good quality we kept them and will make a special price on them for this
week
at $1.75. Move quick.
WO. PRIDHAM
•
Perces% Fitting Clotbleg HuON. M..'. Clo:h'gr, FernI thee on* Hater.
Role Agency for Christy's Hata
ghr $zgui xp
a Post.uas0
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
Di D. IllogilLLICIIIDOT
41ODBR100. THURSDAY, NOV. Is. HOS
EPWORTH CONVENTION.
Leagues at the Csdert- eb Dlasslrl Sold
Their 1 t atherinu.
The Epworth Imagoes of the ticderlch
district met In 000venti.s is Vioterla et.
Methodist ohurob, Goderlob, Thursday
attorney, October 30.1.. Devotional ens -
oleos were oonduoted by Inv. J. W. Robin-
son, pastor et the oburob, who %leo extended
a moot hearty weloome to all t1.. delegates.
Alter the opening enrolee. A. F:. Atha, the
president of the district, took the char.
The tirtt address Wei delivered by Miss
Bessie Pickard, of Hulmesville, her eul,i.ct
being. 'tyhere are w." Mrs. Pickard gen
• beautiful addr•es to which she pl.oed
g reat stress upon the neoe.dty of living
near to Christ, and of enraging greet
wisdom and judgment lo our work, sed tint
we pat forth every effort Freya the
spiritual Interests of our work.
Miss L. Aobesoo, of Gederlob, gave a
papa on "Sbowfog Intik (Mist lnqear lives."
Amour ether good thl.O oho fa!d:—Why
should we chow forth Chrlill In our Ince
Bemuse Christ and the apoetlee taught wee
be do. The Scriptures ascii us this thought,
S ad the ladlog writers. as Drummond,
Meyer and others, emphsalse psis thought.
Ma sod women lock t• as to sae Christ to
Mr live.. The world hes the ability to look
,beblsd the face and see the Christian,
cbrut requires us to let our light shire, we
are to be Irks Christ. U,.nursgemat
affects us beaus. of the distance between
finite imperfection and loboll.p1tbi'Ito,
yet we are t„ strive, wen.• to rise No lite
Is n beau'Iful as a life In whichCbrls' liver,
moves, cod has His being. Are we Iambi
no. Christians' Are we prodaotng (7lrtat in
our ltvss? D•.ly communion whit_. Clutet—a
ore time .-.oh deg to whlah es shall dwell
lo the worsts of H. pr.senos -should be
e ar preetlo.. A dimension on the aubjeot
followed, sed la oonal,don a moti"e woe
carried to the effect that Miss Acheson allow
bee paper so be sent to the "Epworth Fra"
for publication.
The report of the wood vies president of
the Goderlah diarist was then read, dal-
teg with the work of the ',agues of the
District in 000neotlon with the Forward
Mevemsnt for Id talon.
le the unavoidable abeam of MIN
Washington, Clinton. wbo was to bate
taken the subject, "lave and Prosper," It
was brought up for g 1 discussion by
the ooavention, and some ioterestiag
thought+ were expressed on this very Im-
portant topic
Rey. R. Hobbs, .Titer;ham, followed
with • spirited address on "The Hey, the
Cigar and Closest to " He sod to part:
Mr. ('hatrmen, I am not here wltb • cut
and dried speech on this very important
gaestloo. I am here to talk It a little, sod
then 11 necessary you are to talk shoot It a
little. I realize the Importaoes of the sub -
The Use allotted to as goal4 ell be
so ap a relation to the y, to 'stars
with, eepeolally it it wee my boy. That le
where the selfish pert domes 1n. Nobody
could estimate the velar of the boy In any
particular, so that when we oriole to study a
boy the wonderful possibilities of a boy,
the °bigot lot which that boy hes been
brought Into t»Ing, and the plaos be should
000upy in this world sod will be an influence
la making the world better beaus. he has
lived In it; and when 1 study his relation to
the canes and kingdom of limos Christ, and
just bogie to go along a little en that line,
I oonf..s, Mr President, that. It fairly over-
whelms me with the possibilities of a boy.
Rut when I thick of so many habits
that will lat.•rfere wltb that boy 57Ky
way, physically and Intellectually and
morally and spirituelle. for time and
Marshy, I togln to wake op somewhat to
the Importance of looking well alter the
babies of the:boy beano he may be spoiled,
1lnnlly @polled. He may dome to a point
Where he himself, where even his father and
mother. will wish that that boy had never
been born. It isawful, you know, when we
teem to study the bey along these lines.
Hat we are to 1115 opoo that hay le relation
tc this bad habit of name° .•tog. Now I
have net very much Asia in rottereer, to the
algae or cigarette habit, only gym? Dow and
soda we are reading sow,eebha, of the to
jartoue efforts, upon the boy espertally• of
the otgtreate habit. This 1 reg•r4, Mr
President, as the swioh that le Pell nr off
se many toys an the wrong track It in
the first switch, perhaps, that will switch
th.me elf oat this arena track, It 1a oro th•
drinking habit to start with, tit' the
tobe000 habit Io one form or another, for 1
think I see jest se many boys that basis to
tamper with th• tobacos as with the
olgerette, though prebanly In larger pi. .s
they get bold of the cigarette and start to
e mek. the vile weed In that way Hot 1
find them d W tngb.m especially L,
g inning to show away at totem:00,—get i• In
their months to start. with S . that what
1 haws to say this afternoon will be along the
Ilea of the tobsoco habit, in whatever form
they may nes It However, I h.heve from
all 1 have reed 11.1 the cigarette habit le
beaming mere neonatal In alluring away
boys Into Ike tolmooe habit Ila n seething
Mee has ever been. That le the gnat kind-
dorprna of the 'nh.00n hobo. They Aegis
there, large nam bane( them by all seosaate,
se Duet t •m delighted that the W C. T U.,
I think mors thee anybody dee. te waiiep
WWI, and intend to wag. It to the bitter end.
ydeet the m.sufaotun of Die &garotte,
and 1 how they w111 de 11 effect rely Most
of the boys seem to 5545 that 1e a little
tilos sad they ,an barn wtih the little
ebb* and jest get len the tad habit in
MIN way. New what am 1 to say shoat
e5Yl Where am 1 to begin le stair 1h.
atlie.l .f . MIs seed.• open the humus
1170e110 1 nappies slime 1e nobody h.s.
Me weeds n be osevineed .1 it. fnr ars are
MS M hos with ear o1 the meet virulent .1
1 ksewn to erJfeaNsal mea whit
study drugs or ebemutry. It is declared
that there le only one to eon kooan to us
mere vi,uleot than nicotine; that is prussic
sold, so that •• are not on debatable ground,
time. Medial men all over toe world
admit It, and let me .ay right here, one
thing that puzzles me is that the .:.eetoal
mad knows that better perhaps than the
gnat mase of people and yet he is klhlog
himself by eta u... I oannot understand it,
but they do It. So that It le dot neoesesry
to take up me time diecusnlog i fact that
the oil of Poisson is one ,•f the most efeo
Nye in productog Its potation results of all
-polo'os soowo. 11 soy of you want to kill
your oat without putttug the poor thing in
torture, just Rios it • drop or two of the
oil of tobscon, and the poor thing will
know what happened It, That would be•
merciful thing So there t. some aervioe 1
think to be answered even by this poison.
And when you rad [[hot therm 1e aotually
enough poison In eoebtgar, if it were coo -
contested, to kill • man, it to enough to
frighten anybody to see the prevalence of
r'. Ow: and yet it is delored to be so, kir.
Chairman, that there Is actually e000gh
potion in doe olg•r to kid • men
to whom 11 might be administered.
It 1a a poison that there is absolutely and
positively no plea for In the human system.
God has not provided a plea fn. nicotine 1n
• healthy human body. Then to no place
for 11, and it oat only get there by a proems
of education. I know that some get Into It
easter than other. Pern.e. they dome ie.
to the world with • hereditary Memoir am
that way. I think 1 have heard of such
new, hat positively there Is no piece tor 1t
le the human system, sod 11 comes as • result
d eduoatlor: they i aye to be (duos el np to
eraodit. Almost tmob .dy who hsetried
ft, 1 thlok, knows that. New to look at
this great evil as I om it, 1 am going to
tell you what • grat many Methodists
(gree au h me oo, that I believe it to he a
grr,or evil tbs. the low tunic. Now
abme , t you will drew swords with me on
this polo1. 11 has always b •en the case,
bo• l am se °onion, rid se that 1 .m slued•
mg In 1. r. 3.,u aft' n uhttud.s upon mal,
tote. of our boys and Sonne men are lej.r•
ing th, it bed;oe end mind.. asd..aoo'.a-a-a-
supremely greater degree le the on of
iob•coo than they are In the use ot. alcohol.
i wilt venture to esy there are twenty to
nos iojurrir. themselves by nicotine as
widest totoxic.ting 1 otter. Rut to be tak
en tato 000elderetion with tint Is the feat
hat the tobacoo habit 1. a forerunner of
the other, and drunkenness wou:.l be woo
derlully duoounted, Mr. Cha'rman, only
ter the Loba000 habit. This le the fore
runner of the other , 1t is going before the
other to prepare its way. Our boys are
tared on to the awfat eta of drnmkeone,e by
the way of the tob•odo habit, Sod first of
all when there is an Inyti.ttoo to receive •
treat. "Hot I do not drtok," "Well, you
will have a cigar. wont you !' "Wed', yeti,
1 will hove • olgar " And in they go sad
have a cigar. That very thing is oreettog
the appetite for the I Boor that they w111
ooms up to •her a Ilttb while. 300 000,
000 of the human family are declared to be
addloled to the habit, and 11,000,000,000
•re expended annually no It. Hut what is
the financial aspect In oomparison to the
boy ! There is net money enough In the
world to bny • bny. The habit produces
physical deg y. It also degenerates
the intod, Hoye at sobool sed allege who
ettow (515.bil oannot compere w
who do not, and for fifty years not. abeam
user In Harvard University has stood 1e the
had of his cites. And when we touob
maws moral and spiritual oa'nre we flod
that • tobacco user le not •e saseeptible to
spiritual truth as one wbo is not."
The following business oommittee was ap-
pointed to nominate the otti,'re for the
ooming year : Mies Bessie l'icka•d, Mi.s
Rudd, tel. W Howell, Rev. M. J. Wilson,
F. A , and Key. Jas Hunan, H. 1) , i'b It
"i'ne eveuiog seselo0 was .n Inspiration
to .II who attended. &song service wee
000duated by the Rev. 1):. Daniel, and lad
by the exoelteot ebeir of the church.
Th. Rev. F. E. Melott, R. A., B. 1) , of
Heosall, gavels moat Inspiring address on
the Forward Movement for Missions In
pert, he sold : The motto of th• church. --
"Tin world fnr C'hret and (-hriet 1"r the
world." It tso's a platten whether we
ought to support minions or nn', ho' whet -
her we oen ream „or Christim sneer ,•^ce
.ad sot be missionary. The hops of the
uhurah •e In our people, but they must be
lntereeted that to Christ Himself. The
Mane's lour commends are, look, Pray,
give, go. Two 1 nee—lotormatioo, thea
uooesuratios. 1.1ft iso your eyes sed look
uo the lielde, and Lift up your eye. stud
look: Got information. Our •tss ars too
much lake Manlmuo, one of the fallen 101.1.
in Pot sidles Lost. His eyes were always
down, b.bg mors igterested In the golden
streets than the glory around. Look! 0
some good 011,0 „nary liunture : reed- -vet
iatouO Woo. Road the lives ot our minion -
ay heroes. It will drive Get utd.aoboly,
lapin deflolts o itineration. Jesse s111,
"Pray yr " "Give ye," "110 ye." fray
about missions. It is trout among (bon who
see that taut saloon His weeks.). It we bel
i0 our League work, it 1, along the dovc-
tlonal line. We must return to this. Fros-
ty ye have received, tterly give. This
mew. pre•omn.otly, 'give the Gospel.",
ram pereouted Christians went forth touch-
ing everywhere ; we should preach wherever
•e go. When the early church was scattered
abroad by perreout:os, not the twelve Imo.-
tl.. merely, but every Indlyldual ('hrietln
biome a flaming evangel. We ay • great
deal 'bout "oombng,"gettlsg the people to
oburoh and to Christ. Christ's method le,
"Go after them and bring them to." This
'• the ohuroh's business and also of the lo-
tyidual Che scion, and In this ,greet work
.e. have the promote of l 5,1.1," 1,0, 1 am
,horh ld."ownyu alv evao unto the end of the
w
This use followed by an address by 15.
Rey. R. Hobbs, of Wiogham, his supject
being, "A Manly Mao.' This address was
baracterlatlo of the mad who delivered it,
sed was greatly eojo,ed by all.
At 6:30 Friday morning • mat helpful
ppnnjfv eerylos was 000dootted by hey. M. J.
Willa. The mating was not very t•reely
attended, but those who attended were
greatly inepired.
Tho reenter erosion opened 1t 9:15 A
splendid address on "Temper•nw, its pros -
•m1 aspect," wee delivered by Leo. Milne,
of Londesboro, after which the lollowthg
resolution was snorted by • standing rote
Moved by M. W. Howell, ssoonded by Rev,
M. J. Mine, H. A , sod resolved •
That we urge Lbat each League use 100
atmeet endeavor to at once secure the lerg
est •woont r 1 money possible for helping the
Wait Huron 1'rohibrtton Alliance to the
relersodum oampeorn, ant that the same be
forwarded to Mr, \ scatter, treasurer of the
food ; slid that ooh League endeavor to
promote the greatest Interest pussib'e and
perfect the best passible plane bur a sucoess-
lul tote.
The toned table. coslelenee on missions
was conducted In • most helpful manner by
the Rev, F. E. Halon.
11r Dania discussed the subject, "c' old
('naverstoo," is • maouer that roared the
members present to put forte epeelel effort
to reach the children.
A resolution was unanimously adopted
express og appreciation of the excellent •'-
, draw delivered by the lbwe. R. -Hobbs
and F E. Malott.
The following ollicers were appointed for
rhe eoe0log 7e10 : Honorary president,
} line. 1)r, 1)011.1 ; pees .loot, Mus M Wash-
;tagtoo, Clinton ; let v;ce, A. E. AUTO.
God slob; 2.d vies, Mire t, Ache000, Gods -
rich ; 3 d vice, Mia B. k'.okard, Helmet -
tills ; 4 h vice, Mies Sla'.el Ratite, N b;
5 h vice, Mow ('I -re Mrltse. liotter.ch;
• eoret•ry, Rev. J. Hussar, fi. 1), H, later.
tills ; treasurer, Mise E. A. H a r, Aubsre;
net, rep. Rev. I. B. Wallah', Sesferth;
m.10 ere of ilio exeont,ve— Miss May fent.
lead, hoogsnnoo ; Miss L. Stephens, 01'e
too; Rev R A. Millet. 'Velma;
Me'w', Inedesboro ; R -y M. J Wilson, H
A , N le.
The every of 11Gratag Ttredar•a
le told by (moon blood, poor diteeter,
elugg,.h I tow end tired nerve.. It Is •
waroiog of very serious trouble shad, bbd
should prompr ememble people to take a
bracing tomo 115 • Venom "r, so rt.erxetio
fnvtgorawt-mid renewer. Fare/ sue will
L ee you •.harp appetite, premo'.e good di-
gestion and sound bleep ; It will teed sed
energ:n eye ealeeb'od omens, etreugtheo
the nerve and vital loross and regulate the
be rt. Faroese ehasges thee tired feel-
ing into vigor, elrerg h scut embitter, and
does It qulokly. Remember the nems and
hist . n bowies only Farr omit t lie t he
be.1 ' nnio made. Pr.ce 511, per box, sr 6
b'ts. fo $250, at druggists, or N (. Poi-
son A 1'o., K enter, Ont
li.nu:ton's milt core ooestlp..Lca.-. -
Lightness of a
Dorothy Dodd
On the Scales.
Agrent many interesting fade may
be discovered with a pair of scaler,
but it is doubtful if any single fact
will be more iu:eresting and valuable to
the average woman than the weight of
her shoes.
For this tells her the number of
camera that must Le lifted thousands of
Wilts each day and a htAle calculation
will show that elle lift. too of shoe
leather a day—no small labor in itself.
The "ltorothy Dodd" shoe saves the
lifting of taore than one and a half tons
every day. A pair of "Dorothy Dudd" shoes are several ounces light-
er than ordinary shote. The feet are just so much wore comfortable,
n od you are so much less tired.
Put a pair to the test.
They cost
$3.75.
N, lt.—Of course we will give
you particulars of the ?4,000
-Prize Contest.
Wine''Sharman, Jr., has ewlasi)e sale at ti
GODERICH. ONT,
week, of the suicide in li•ooklyn, N. Y , of
Fred Webb, of tore, and that 100ouocr-
meet was the Bret Itua:ntiori the friends
had of the ad affair. About terse years
ago his wit•, who was from Itowmanvillr,
went insane end was not to the asylum; is
then seemed no proeteot t t her recovery,
three of bis eb,ldn0 found good homes with
well -to -10 families, the other three being plac-
ed In a children'. bone For some time Mr
Webb has been despondent over hie wife's
000tioued illness, and th s to washed os
his mind that he took a dose of carbolic
acid &boo' 9 o'clock on Monday morning,
dying 1,e01y minutes later. He wart aged
tblrty-five years, te'or • tenter by trade.
He ages good workman. sed bad held
responsible positions to New York City.
The remains were iii'erred in Hrooklyn. He
wet the wooed son sod third child of Mr.
,nal Mn Jiro Webh, sr , of town. 'l'be
affair hspp.osd on the snuiy,neary of his
middies dky.
(ainita he a. Record : Mrs. O. Gina hes
her o In pot r health tor some weeks, in fact -
.ter Moos trio aooldent which befell her at
the Grand Truce station .t G denwb.
Mr.. 0 eon nor Ibis ger 1110... t•1 the mjary
which she sustained on that oecaloa.
F:tet. r : Wool was received here on Ss'-
urday, 25 s alt., of the allot o1 Mee. H+e-
rbrno, of Tor,o'c. Denoted was the wile
of .lames Honthron, commerotsl traveller,
and for some yore 000duo'or on A Gra 4
Truck parlor oar between Toronto sill
trolr. Mr.. Bon'.hron oat asister-to-'aw of
Mrs. Wins and Ma Buntbron, the latter
boot4 with the donned for 'helloed few
war s, °terrofat tools piece lo London on-
Meeday.
(ldatoo : It wee with .ad surprise that
people here read In Toe.day's dollen, last
TAILORING...
1 have received my New `Moog .1
Suitings, Troaaerinds,
ete., for FALL shad
WINTER Wear. —
If you are getting a new ,pr'og matt,
a light overcoat, or anything in my line,
1 can please you In good., fit 10,1 price.
A $i dJ.ttade 1'lothlag in Mork.
H. DUNI1OP, STltt•RET
The King of Rsngoe— "DUCK'S HAPPY THOUGHT"
One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Canadian Women
have decided for
The "Happy Thought"
Range.
Common Ratites were not good enough—why should they be for vr
Don't be imposed on by
" just as good " talk. The
construction of The "Happy
Thought " is patented, its
design registered, it is totally
different in every respect to any
other There is none like it.
There can be none so good. If
you only knew the time, the
trouble, the labor it would save
you, how little fuel it uses, you
would not be one single day without one.
e'• The WM. BUCK STOVE CO..LIiirViTFon D
Do not go without
Abbey's Salt!
✓ If you hive a bottle of Abbey's
in your travelling bag, you are este
from the discomfort and danger of
constipation. biliousness, sour sto-
mach and kindred ailments that mar
the pleasure of • holiday trip.
Take a teaspoonful of
bbeys
lffervesce
TO ADVERTISERS.
Notloe of cnanges mast be left at .his
Office not later than Saturday
noon. The Copy for changes
mast be left not it ter than Mon-
day noon. Casual Advertiaemente
accepted no to nes n Wednesday of
each week
r
Diamond
Brooches.
EACH ONE of the nine
Diamonds in the Brooch
shown here is a hiltless
gem.
This is our No. 47(14,
which we toll for SI 75 -We
guarantee the quality.
Write for stir new emelesee. It
lliu.tntrs an unlimited variety of
ebotoe lows] prices.
Ryrie Bros.,
Jewelers.
Teen and Adelaide Streets,
Toronto.
le a glass of water before breakfast
and 11 will keep you well fur the
rest of the day.
Tell your druggist you want
'Abbey's.'
1�
Apples, Boys and Girls
WANTED
:. dmTtaw c -wai t
•
!MYNAS & CORNELL
UNDERTAKERS
EMBALMERS, Etc.,
\t net ma., "f rinses.
OODERICH, - ONT.
1ffithr atle promptly ahswetSA.
Ai Great Snap...
The Seltfortl Evaporator is now
rosily for business and wants any
quantity ot good peeling Apples, for
which cash will Ito paid. Also Boys
and Girle wanted to work in the
Evaporator. to whom good wages will
b►p.i.L..-Cana utuick.
BECK & GOLDTHORPE,
SALTFORD, ONT.
p' '1 1902
Rubber Heels
eels
That Bold
Sold
by
LEE & IIEPDAIIU, oder!dh.
Donley Cwablsm Mole like leather—
gi.e 1.,n ho.,h,dda nd gnu can lack
tar will' ,tr„n ing wear),Sample pair, see.
.511 .h.,rm,kn., ,0 Orite direct.
t40 HORSE .h,»,1,1 Iv eiihent the
DUNLOP .
CUSHION PADS
They prevent .I.n,ing- lament-in--npr.;ned
tendima , racked h,r'ft- h.11;ng and rankers.
Sample est. sent direct. Any Hai ksmilh c•.
pit there ,.n.
WRITR FOR CATALtk1.
The Dunlop Tire Co.
LIMITED
TORONTO
is our utterer soap, et bo. a
pound. of which we telt a barrel a week.
This Iso'r our only nap. sa we nrry
everything that o.n be found in an de -
to ditto grocery store, and our price.
are right. The farmers konw that they
can airway. get from us a snap for thole
predator. 're drew-IllTfne at no
legitimate trade — everythlug goes :
Cloward or potatoes, garden stuff or
obnice,t table Chine.. We deal In all
of them.
T. G. TIPLING & CO.,
Kn nr1 ', ..,'o- i; Tlerloh
Eastlake
Steel Shingles
either Galvanirrd or Painted
Are Alwaysh-'.n.ra'"my
Relitil.bledarAhl.and
quicker to
Apply 11..,n Any Olken. 'Satins( ecnur-
atel). and therefor, moot e...ly teal.
Thi.y have toren thnrrn.ghly tested
in rill Minis of climatrti invariably
ern. in jr. Fire, Lightning, Omsk
and weather Proof.
If y,ai re Mi hiding, mak,• lure of UMW
fArl ion 1, .K!. ring 1- .ATI Akre IM the
nod in(nma, .,,n if s,•n reit.).
Metallic Roofing Co., limited,
WIMUULI 1011. TORONTO, anaa.
I'''I44 H. COLBORNE
Cash or5igCTUNS�
A New,
Bright,
Fresh
Stock.
DRY GOODS
Just what is wanted for fall and winter trate. No
ohl bankrupt goods or old truck that esti 1ie, bought at
half price, but a new up -to ditto stock bought for spot
cash its the Lust tit 'diets and direct from the tuanufac
Wrens. And you can buy these goods hereeat the low,•a
possible pnco con,irteut with fair dealing, for aper caell
or produce.
Black Under skirls, $1.00, 81 50, $2 00.
$2 50, 12.75.
Bleck Salamis Wean, $1 00, 81.25, $1 50,
81 75, 81 90, $2 00, 82.75.
Ladta' Uedrr Yat. and Drawer.. Vest.
from 151 to 41.00. Drawers from 25o to 81
htlese•' Usd.rv,are from 12e to 50,1.
MIs... 1)rtoers lm ladle, makes
Men's at .1 Hey.' shirts and drawers in all
the leading makes. union and all wool.
)tar's wool tlnosI red, sizes from 34 to 44,
great value. Better hew, woo! -'load, 6Co,
65.1 and 75o. ,
Mea'. all.wool Nova Scotia mike, no -
.5,;, Icabl. from 50J to $1 2J. A guarantee
with each shirr that 1t will r shrink.
Our American made Wr•ppsrettes at loo
and 12i', fest Dolor, are the bat la the
trade.
Bleck end grey Urea Skirts, taller male,
sod oar lc the latest Iasblon, from $2'10 to
$4 75, made of all wool homespun.
Urea MaI.riale to the Weil oolorloe.,
54 to 58 molars wide. Humeapaos, \ eo, -
tl.ns, Itutket Weayee, Curds, Serges and
dila, r new makes, from 50o to 11.40
A Noe aanrtmeat ot Rtio Coate made Ly
the Soo* 'lib Rubber Co , from 13 50 I.,
812 00, !scathe from 56 to 60 Inches. Therm
are the hest good' is the trade.
Greet value ;o Ladies and Children a
cabmen and all wool Hon.
We catty the beat Loa of : took ion
made:.: the (lode:iub Knitting Mill.
l'OsMoll'UL1 rAN PATI'HRNt FOR NU\ ENIBER NOW t)N 'Al.l'
J. H. COLBORNE
Do You Know?
(5,0 have many Des esera s 1. r t hit tall season.
Pure Spices, as
MACE, CINNAMON, GINGERS,
CURRY, PEPPERS. etc.
\ ou have as adyatage to t uyrcg these
nam ate for we a0 Lest i5.. end su•ra$tee
hem absolutely pare. They ere mot es
every 1 here.
FLAT CORKS. JAR RIACP,CANDY
BOTTLEd, WAX. etc., eta.
Beatemall
STOVE -PIPE VARNISH.
Brghtest Lustre,
Least Odor,
Easiest Applied
of all Stove -Pipe 'arniehes.
1'rorervel the pipe, Hxoellent for
all exposed iron mak.
VY•:C.V GOODE, Chemist,
BLOFORD
▪ BLOOK..
Knives
with a
Character
1'R F. i TN'
HANDLES
Blades
that hold
Edges
(1001)
KNIVES
i
You will like any 01111 tit• theMI' knives. One, two, three
t it more blades, and every blade right, as well as every price
t'tgI1t.
RAZORS, too, that are right quality.
Ask for the German Ring Razor, only $1.25 each eery
t)ue guaranteed.
N. D. RO UGV IE,
The Cash Hardware are Store, hod l , Ont.
THE MARSHALL SANITARY MATTRESS.
PAT. SEPT.. 1900.
THE ONLY VENTILATED MATTRESS—IN -THE r .
i'erfectly Ventilated, Perfectly -Resilient, Absolutely Neiroloee.
it hoe handles to Eft or carry it by.
1t in much .)beeper ami more durable than the heft Bair mattress. -
It cann-1t get lumpy, and will not, sag from trot..
It is the most heelty and forest comfortable Mattress matte.
.3IP`Call and examine its merits. Sold only by
WILMER SMITH,
Dealer in Higll:Gratle Furniture, F'urniahinge and Art Combs.
Firm ttphntrtering iThme re dytiirp. Foot Street, f101YE tfelf.
PM"?"""MIIMtIMIMMtntr 4 012
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lilt”wE make a great
t �4 many kinds of
`' Bread, but the kind
,. we are particularly
.o,, fond of is our
is -
"Eureka and
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Flill -sI,F. Ry
Lee &SINliari
Homzmade Bread"
Get a loaf from our agent. `inn how white and light and sweet
it is.
Our bakery inclurlrn, among other improvements, patent ovens
that b eke our Bread to suit everyone's taste
Once a customer, always a customer.
The Parnell -Dean Steam Baking Co., Ltd.
W. P. WESTOBve
AGENT, - HAMILTON STREET.
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