HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1902-11-27, Page 7THE SIGNAL: GODERIC.H !ONTARIO.
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'l'HOaaDAv, Nov. 27, 1202. 5
Acheson &Son
rpt s S u is 3tntially Reduced. !
Reduction' of loo to 'SOB a yard on wool and union Carpets. 'hero
ere lin, reversible, Olean stock, splendid patterer and good clear COI-
oriugr of greens, browns, reds and blue., in a good choice. The only
reason for reductions it teat the stock is very much too large for thin
side hsevy revertible seine Ca' pets, is esveral dolga', regular 353 and
Hoer s.*oo l'erplW, yard wide, copied Irom bot $1 00 quality aid squall
le misting effects, both sides right, good valve at 501, 0100t,
t per yard
„1,Id.�itr• heavy all poen wool C•rp.I, to. good patterer, regular 803, al
TTON BLANKETS.
l0 0'is „pee, withbine
and Wo
k b rdeu, double bed size and ohne,
/o peke, rival.' 85' quaky, per p
ESS SUITINGS.
N.r sourness lose a stook, 60 to 56 Woke/ wads pebble Cheviots, smooth
„d r,ueh hoist, in welsh', suir•ble fur wiliest! sults sod Norte, to Dl.ees,
New, browns, greens and greys, at per yard $1.00, $1.25
rTEKICIi S PATTERNS for December now to stook. Trees show every variety of
prssst for indoor and outdoor 'tear, special costumes for elderly [edam', band frill
?,,,pion tucked and dot Nam •Bests, drop shoulder .tl.ot•, new Norfolk effects.
bet fashion Aetna Meo.
30c
40c
65c
65c
W. Acheson & Son.
CAPTAIN FRASER DEAD.
g
Pregame.' 50.101es Mae and
y.tltklae It This Waggles.
1MB.t1I 4u N"rth D.koa) News CI
►Yet fat. Irshl shes as obituary settee
*Isis Cep'eo :\ K Fraser, who was
m4'4.tem n ro dent of Hurter He
u •stent L bold. end on several
d.d gool work oo toe stomp Ia
rerun to oppouHtoa to the 1•t•
, i,. adndne.trattoo. The New'.
... a is fu'luw.'.
lin Kele ifr.e51, of Soul's, died •l
Dau est, of blood polwatog, alter
termer *dons of a viral months.
Moot classed sweat tit* early settlers
W Josey, berms taken up • home-
mrel'ately west of wtore the vlll•ae
herr steads about GM yews alto, he wee
▪ y knees sad much reepeored.
w seal sr lel N"otlai'd, envies baro
eAwed. rn ID 11330. At the age of
he motet N lilasgnw where no
the tr.de of ineohanteal eitglueer.
:sib te tame •0 Canada, and tw'k abate*
e mote* tiring eet.hWbmt•nt In the
of 1;.. 'r .ch, Huron cou..ty, where
pewee} • nember of years. Inter he
I'n* t .tad went lot* maims:
W01.0'n*,0g 0e 1115 own •0000nt. By
hard w'ak and his oath• Scotch
*drew, he .uh' ..red In acquiring coo -
1 pope, y Ilut b..h:oe his private
eh.cb r..1u re 1 moot of his time.
Truer found tune for the ooaeder.lien
tee Obits, and ,00a h. was .leoted •
*of the Huron county cusped, to the
hors 0t which be al•say. took • lead-
prt. H. w... student, a tbloker and
tipster of more than ordinary p •war
514.05 supporter of the late Hoo.
er Masker:is H. 'assay oomplun•
4..,er, teat ne waa treated in a vete
y ens by that geatlem00 when he
premier, b.iog appointed to rhe
of • gov.n'meent dredge io Kis
honor Instead of some pesltler'
arid ant hate tris sieseod by tDd
ws, Axes,
Files.
upload downs of part w. With the fall of the
L hemi Government to 1877 he Imp hie
potatoes, though Sir Joon 166odo0•Id w..
perseealty favorable to bis retention '1te
pre.eare ot party otlio. Seekers 'quested
bum out. Sub•.guit.y he .old not sod
removed to Detroit. H tab., to which place
some of the fatuity bed preogded him, •od
wh ore be frond employment at his old trade
Of inechaoiml engineer to the 000etruutlo0
department of the railroads centering there.
HS 811.0 IDs position successfully up to the
time o1 movine to Bort nasu in 189.7. Smog
Doming here be b.d b.ers to poor health, his
etomach troubl'ag bpm, but he might have
lived tunny year. vet h.d be not met with
an soctdent bettors he 1s1* Detrett by tailing
betwe.o the cue one dark night, crudites
hie Ica jun, beltw the knee, from ',blob he
mover sesmei to recover, though be was
able to moye Newel until last winter, she0
h • 1.11 from the so•ff.ldtng *l hie house, on
wht3b he woo working, ager•vatng the
sore, and blood poisoning set to.
He was buried yesterday afternoon at 2
i crock, ns Hottinesu cemetery, by Turtle
Mono sin Lodge 3ri. 1. O 0. F., til which
adore y he mea • member. F 1 services
were held at the home is S.urls by K5•
Meteor previous 1.0 the deputing of the
train for B rttl0eao. 00 its arrival here the
body was met by the O.tdlellows and 00k.0
to their bail, from which pleas i1 was con-
veyed t r its last rostrum plea. He leaves
to mourn hum s devoted wife and Newel
ohtldreo sed gr•n'oblldreo, who have the
sincere sympetby of • host ot friends
Demised was in bps seventy-es000d year,
was • good hos LAM sed labs and a genial
oompenion, bad took a delight in *slime
"yer old t'mss with the Huron boys who
h.•• male heir homes is One county. We
are ears teat the news of bis death wi I b.
reoe.red with sorrow In Huron county, the
Nese t1 bis early struggle..
Dila• tl of DR PALMICR.-Ot T'e.day
18,0 host , these died at the reeldeom of his
tether -in -taw, . W m. Proctor, Mori eh
township, Dr. .1. W. Palmer, of Detroit,
aged forty two years The dammed was
bore In Yid Gimes 000oty, graduated to
m.dlmne at B►Irlmote, Md., and nice years
ago begin the practice of bis profession to
I) frit t. He was.uoc•Nful and some baits
op • large practice, but he app'..d b'msell
•u Choly to busman as to impair b. health
and nn attack of pleun•y developed tato
e0eeumpltoe. A few mootbe aro he name
with hie wife and two children to Mr.
l'ruo or's with the hope %hat the oh►ose
H l' have 1191 O xllled OU would Dement him, but the disease bad be. 1 3owl.• 100 deeply masted for • cwr• to be offset
our Fall Stock of A x e s, -.1.I1. was married 55550 years ago 'et a
Axe Handles, Buck
Saws, Cross -cut Saws,
Saw -sets, Files, etc , etc.,
1004N:et of Mr. Pr rotor, woo survives b to
rrte t.mlly anisette of two bright little boys
yr -'I .Ix sod tures y -ars respectively. The
remains wore interred in Maitland es01.-
,1r5
IRON -OX
Tablets
"I consider IaoN-Oz
TABLIITS one of the
most thoroughly satis-
factory Proprietary
Medicines I have be-
come
e -
come familiar with, in
more than 2 5 years'
experience.
"No pill or tablet
that I have known, so
well serves the purposes
of an effective, yet gen-
tle, liver pill and regu-
lator of the bowels,
while at the sante time
acting as a tonic to the
blood and nervous sys-
tem." S. E. H l c lf; ,
Druggist, Goderich,
Ontario.
premissoh Mtlaj.a sf tis United Stetter
two of them, Years. Frank •ad E (ward, of
Segmaw, befog now here. The three deo th-
tere are still residents in Sedortb. Mrs.
Motu* had not enjoyed rood health for see
oral years, but she was only 0008oed to bed
lot abut tea days before bee death. She
was • petieot sufferer and never oompLsloed.
She was so amiable, kindly women, who
*&. greatly beloved by her children and r.
spouted by all who koew her. Me era. •
coo.tet.ot member of St. Jami Rom.o
('.tboI*o ohuroh, and the luoerel eerv'o..
were Cooduuted there 00 Wedoaday et last
week. sod were lsrgely attended, the re-
mains Laing isterred in St. James' mole.
tory."
GRAN TOWS GOAD NLWS.
Lb■ Fletcher bad Lumbago and aideey
Trouble. 5.44'0 Y Wary rills lured ales.
Greaten, Ont., Nor. 24-(StmJ*ol. )-
Among the reu.rkatle curse credited to
Ddd s Kidney rills is this neighborhood 1s
that of Jobo Fletoher, • well-known farmer.
to so ioterview regarding his core Mr.
Fietoher Nld:-"I was troubled for • lone
time wtth lumbago and kidney trouble.
My urine .'as o1 • very red color. I tried
many medtamas •n 1 could ae1 uothtug to
re's me. The doctors ooald else on. 00
rel et. A druggist euggeoted Dodd'. Kid-
ney Pills, and 1 bought • box and started
tak or them.
"fhe Bret hoe helped me and I kept on
till 1 was completely Lured. 1 am now ea
well as ever 1 woe and bays pot a tram ot
lumbago about me. 1 thank Dodd'. Kid-
ney Pile for it, and never intend that my
noose shall be without them.'
doge dole simply to truster the sale god ( believes that a mau should not be oeotcsd
osasumptloa o1 lugaor Irom well reru'a•ed i or d'etated to as to when and where be
N eal nadir the supervtsiva of the Losuse •hall k, hen Ist m set pollunr
Department to drug storm, private nu*►0s, due serdrin1 marktb s b.Lhiu , ''Ne ou•' o0Anv.
I*v•ry stades and low dives.
A prob•bltoty law is we which prohibits
the meouuanur., the impurtettot and the
ale of mtuxtcming liquors, The Liquor
Ac , 1f passed wou 4 out do LAI., es Is
shown by teJ'iw 222, which reed.;
"While this Aug is lotended to prohibit
e nd shall prole bel tr.usastloos in liquor
'blob Coke plate wholly wltbiu the 1'roytuue
of Ootarlo, sumo under • hceaso or N
otherwise specially proyided by this Alt.
and restrict the oousumpttoo of liquor with
In the I mets of the Provisos of Ontario, It
N all not &Boot sod le not Wooded to adeot
bona fide trsaetotloos in liquor hetwres •
person to the Province of Ostrom and •
person to soother proviow or 10 • foreign
country, and the provisions of this Aut shall
he construed s000rdlogly."
and we think we have the -ren. IATx Mas Molt At .-Thefollowlna.
very best value to bo had it Tus ieaforth Ex emitter of last west,
rests. to the wife of 1).no1 Moran, Goder-
In this pan of the country. ton . the referred brit fly last week to the
•, I. of Mrs D. Mnr.D, of this 1ow0.
Mrs Moran was tree of the pioneer settlers
a1 M.-.ftrtb, having game here when the
town was lo ire Infancy, and she herr boon •
o'mli•+noue and respected resident ever
eine. Her maiden name was Marla
Thomp.on. Shit was • native of Dublin.
Ir•le•A, sod came to Caned* with her
grandparents, In the year 1849. Sbe eras
m.rned the same year, beteg only fifteen
ye... of age, and Deme directly to seaforth.
see had a family o1 eight sone sad three
daughters. '1 brie of the sons h.•• prede
or.ud her, her .Idest son. Mr. Paaoal J
%arse, baying tiled only •boat • year see.
Th. surv.•tvg sons are pra.Der0og and
1l
xes
We have a leader in the
Daisy Axe at 65c. This
Axe is known all over the
country, and should be re-
tailed tit_ :e5c., bull.- we. will
sell thele while they last at
K:x•.
Be sure to see odr
Crown Jewell and 666
bawl -made Axes. They are
the best Axes to be had
till: ''all,
ams
III tin. Happy Idea Buck
Saw we I1av"1 a world-
beater,hih�iu C r os s-
cut Saws we handle the
Race r, Premier, Mon-
arch, Champion, New
lal}, C ptorrsnr}
The Peerless, and in these
11 i' Elul' %int the best pos-
sible prices.
Iles
Ali kinds of Files in
stock.;
We lead them all in a
10c. File.
Compile Stock
of T and Strap Hinges,
learn Door Rollers,
f 1111 111 b 1.atches, Cow
Chains, Stall Fixtures,
Norse Blankets, etc.
We can please you.
(live us a call.
ILAN & MCIVER,
TLC' 1 t't*lin„ llardwarl'
all'I st"v,, Men,
GODERICH.
Now, then, how wr.uld this Aot work? II
permits • person Itviop *o Oetarlo to vent•
o any liquor dealer in Q taboo, to the
llmraA S ares, or In soy plea• outside it the
Province, and order • case el whiskey to be
sot's him, and be mu keep and 000.uen.
t. 00 his own premises. That osrtently is
wet Prohibition.
Furthermore, under the Aot, warehouses
where liquor may be stored are allowable,
.red all a man has to do would be le order
liquor to be 0001 there lmtead of to b'o own
Isoe, and then Iontead of tato• to pal a1
von time the who 0 Dost of the osee of
whiskey, or whatever It was he urd.red, he
uuuld simply go to the warehouse and take
• bottle at a time, paying for 1t as he got 1t.
The thing is a lura on the farm of 1t, and
to call It either Prohibition or partial Pro-
nibttion Is mtolfsstely absurd.
Again the Liquor Aol m.keo provisions
under which v.term•ry eurgeoo, drurrte'e
sod pbydearss may here liquor la their
pom..eion. Clause 160 sats : "Any vat.
smeary surgeon who shall deem hquor nee -
emery fur the nese& of dumb solo. Is may
.dmuoister, or oeuse to be adm u stared,
-ach liquor to swill dumb &wrests. for
which purpose be may nave 1 quos in his
poeeeesl0a, not Needing, however, In
qu.nttty o0e gallon, but iso 051.00 .0.11
lriok or ouosuae soy of the 1 gUor,"
Everyone knows :hat veterinary surgeons
in oe.rly alt outer hese thin, offices In a
hotel or a livery stable, and what Is there
to prevent them from "adminuterine or
a.tltmg to be edm*nister.d," minor t0 twe-
egged animals when they "shall deem
DUNGANNON.
NoTtcs. --Tits toast agency In Dungannon
for Tun Stamen is to the MN .° of J. O. Ward,
J. P. 000yer400er. &0.. who will receive
orders for egbeoriptloas, •dvertsiog and iib
worksod is authorized to rive rem(pts for
amounts paid for the same.
Trceuay, Nov. 18th.
1 be Methodist Suodsy whom mteod
holding • tet meet1ne on the 23rd of Demme
bar. A good pregrsm is benne provided.
TEMPI'S/40r Nora. -On Friday eyenlog
nett • a0*uo temperance meeting will be
held to the Presbyterian church (Erskine)
at which Iho oougregatleoi of the Episoo-
pal's.e and Methodists are to attend. Au
address will be elven by Mr. Spoor*, Do-
mi01011 Albaees agent. All are Invited to
bear the sddere' on the referendum.
i,I•aoya00Sie.-A handsome new wire
fere is beton put up to [runt of the Presby -
tartan maces, uh*oh with other improve
mints and repairs will add greatly to the
comfort and appearaote of the premises
Mr. Spindler, of I.ucknow. Is the contractor
for the feom... . Mrs Brown is renovating
and Improving her property which she re-
mail, purchased here.
For scrofula, anae-
mia, stomach and
bowel disorders, and
wasting diseases,
Angier's Petroleum
Emulsion with Hypo-
phosphiter'is pre-
scribed by physi-
cians. It is pleasant
to take and agrees
with the stomach.
It prevents and corrects dis-
ordered conditions of the
stomach and intestines,check s
fermentation, cleanses away
foul mucus, destroys or coun-
teracts poisonous matter in
the blood, alleviates the irri-
tation and heals the diseased
membranes. It also aids di-
gestion, improves nutrition,
regulates the bowels, and
helps create firm, healthy
flesh. Ask your druggist
for it.
ram n51ng Ang4r'o P.0steria ssse1esna wanner*.
VW whew... 1 to,., met with •wives -I WV,. . It
Y sock se earell.nl pr.pwrlse Mei it mn.t tame
10041 Mb the from 5. sIwrwe. mod& 4 t hrest, tonna
gs1 .so sSh nv,ohi5..- Albert Artiness,
�alsymeue. Md.
Asgtn'. P.nn0ewh Itwftelo 4 NM by Arngghes
e**e....n perwnhee *be sirs seed V.idet nn gee
rag An/let's- Lamellae, g•sa. S.,.11, tree.
equor nec0r•ry."
A veterinary surgeon when he gres te
treat • sick animal may also carry along
w ith hire • gallon of whiskey. and when that
.11 rope be is at perfect liberty to pus
Amos another gallon. I1 liquor oast be thus
freely procured and disposed of, le the
Wgnor Aot • prohibitory law? Docudedly
•tis not. 11 It were pissed the country
would not he one stir nearer Pronibltloo
boo I0 le midst. the Gelatine law. At
mammon the Nle of liquor U prohibiter: ex.
,.pt 10 lionised and •uthortzed places. Tee
proposed Aar would de precisely the same,
axospt that there would be certao restric-
tions. Why then should soy change be
made when that changer 1e boned so result
in evil? The experience rained from ether
ra called proaio'tory laws, such as the Soott
Aot, should b• remembered aa • warning
root measure not on'y failed atteily te so
.ompu.1. is purpose, but It was tollowed by
• noticeable increase io 'Irunkenew And
.t will b. the same in the event of the peas-
ageofthe Lquer Act. Toe open hotel, i'
u true, w*tl be done away grub, but it will
'ie r.pl.o.d by 5ometht05 ten time• worse -
the private mew sen -'or a mw wilt b.•
.mowed to keep Ilquor In his home, le
nearly every las anus the r0•0ou why a nese
jn.. into • saloon is because be does no'
sere to drink •lone. and a man who drinks
.0 borne to seoret is, tee to one, a drunkard
With a bottle before tone and in she privaoy
o his own borne he is tar more likely to get
truck than one who meets a frteod and
drops into • saloon for a sorrel glue.
While drugg'sts ars •Ilow•d to kelp
1 gape for Nle, coder tic Liquor Act, they
.re not allowed to sell lo by the glass. Still,
Dao It honestly be said, In view of past ex-
perleooe, that there will its drug storm
who will not oblige • customer win is koowo
to them, with b glass of whiskey, rum,
oraody or other liquor ?
It 1. obvious, th.r•tore, that the Liquor
A. l does not prohubu. Why, thee, ebouli
.t be posited ? Tbou,•ude would be thrown
ut ot their lawful employment. Millions
f deniers ot cepited in•ested to the burnoose
,sou1 be lost, and • p 1 depression
would follow, Ib• effects of which mucor be
,-.une.ied. The Hnanoi.l system of the
whole Province would b0 avert in addlt*oo
othe enormous Ino of rev.nu• that the
li„yeroment now 'twelves from Dee liquor
interests, tber• would be an immense o0
' -reuse in expenditure, for le would be •
nos ly law to eotoro•, and the oountry
would croon under the burden. Ettra pre-
•,uttye etbmrs t0 repress illicit Who,
would have to b0 A, and .000 d there
were an army of them the law c"std payer
las eoformd. The .lusstbn for •very voter
to consider la, wbetber they are to ts•or of
well regulated and limned shop and hotels,
or of tree whiskey and menet dens of nae
where illlol'selling would flourish: A Itmose
whether high or low, Is found everywhere
to be the better plan for regulattog the
atrium. traffic. That system le now to force,
en) ob•sge It for on. that Das been repeat
redly tried and In every way found wanting!
it is the bounden duty of every inter lD
()warm to expre.s hu op'nton on itis cab•
lent. There should be no shirking of re-
.ponub*hty. 11 • man belieyes in a
partial prohibitory law, which history
clearly shows os has been a faller*, Oleo
let him vote for the L'qurr Act; but if b•
I,ellevss In a well.entoroed hoose law,
which is admittedly the teat way by far to
deal with the driok qu•stioo; 11 he would
stave IR ,hat meet uodeeHab'e thing, dir.ot
t5x•t*oo, for the'..111 he the only way t.h•
lost revenue could be msde up, and tl be
\Voman's
Weakness
A woman's reproductive
organs are in the most lo -
tense and continuous sym-
pathy with her kidneys,
The 'slightest disorder in the
kidneys brings about a
corresponding disease be
the reproductive w
Dodd'. Kidney P41., by m-
otoring the kidneys to their
perfect condition, prevent
and cure those fearful dis-
orders peculiar to women&
Pale young giro worwut
mothers, sufferio
ng wives
and woman entering upon
the Chang* of Life, your
hest friend is
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
Jordan Goderich,
Block. Mkc K I M Ont•
Millinery
Clean-up
On Friday, 28th, we put a lot of our ready-to-
wear Hata as well as • lot of our own trimming.
uoue worth lees than $1.50 and some up to I$2.50,
all at oue price, $1 00. 'These are all this sea-
son's Hats, all new this season, some of them
ready made, and others our own trimming, I •�
worth $1.50 to $'2.50, at one price
12 tasty Jaek.ts left, Woes 84.60 to
$10.00, abort, olose 6t'luv, to ole.r..$l.
b der. women's >♦ wool Vests, ribbed,
ships', So. ribbed cuff., fanny trlm•
mod fronts, pool value •t 50c, for ..
Men's pore wool Shirts and Drawers,
u1.bnok5ble, ribbed oafs and ankles
and ekiri, Aire double breasted,
small moo'., moue and leas meat.,
spleudtd .slue . .... .. ..
96
393
60o
RACK r TABLE. -A lot et Fan. one.
third off.
Child's 10o to 153 Gloves for 50.
604 to 75e Toque fur 250.
12ii h Hsodk.roh,e'•, 4 for 250.
Remnant Cloth, belt prim.
Y.u'a. toys and women's Ties, up to 2bo,
411.1 100.
Berlin Wool, steels and double zephyr Wool
worth 7o, •t2for bo. • few .;3for50
hew Ides Magentas, he.
C C We have had many tries for the dollar but each was a failure.
SI This is not an advertisement, but • literary test. It's not for
children alone, but will tax the ability of the older heads.
Yes, our teachers will End they have struck a snag if they attempt its sol-
ution. One dollar for the first person who sends or hands in the correct sol-
ution or meaning of this puzzle. If you do not want the dollar yourself we
will add another to it and donate the $2.0) to the hospital. The competition
will close December 1st.
me Huron and Bruce
Loan and Investment Co.
GODERICH, - ONT.
BoLICITus-PHILIP HOLT, K.O.
BAumor-THE CANADIAN BANK OF
COMMERCE.
COMM: AND Got•,.. -Last Frtd•y Ree
8 V. R. Pentland sod family, of 1 ,O-
R'v.r. vatted the former'. parents, Mr. son
Mrs. Tho. Pentland. Hes numerous friends
wire pleased to see the r d Rectilinear
'ooktog so well Mr. Amber, of Gods -
r.oh township. as he w.e on bee way to nsi
Mends In Huron towoeb'p, oall.d on our
popular Implement agent, Jas Rose
Dungannon's leading sportsmen re'urne*
re me last Saturday after spending • couple
of weeks in the Huotemeo's Paradise.
They report poor suooms. not having secured
. oy same o1 note. but otberwlee they had •
good time, and added $ good deal to tour
. solydopols Mr. and Mrs. Lyon, of
Hullers, spent last Sunday with Mrs. Lyon's
p.r.ote, Sir. and Mrs. Kohn. Kirk, sod
other relative..... .1. M_ Roberts Is on his
aonusl tour collecting !faineants' mem
ciente for 1402.
Corn, ti A*IVr'at40115 -0o Thursday
eveou,r of last week Inc annual tea meettoe
of Erskine chetah wee bold Dere, and the ex-
cellence .1 the repast wee evidence of the
oulioary skill of the ladles of the oharab.
After the loner man had been satisfied, all
•d',erne,I to the borly of the ohnrab, whir.
u' Interesting entertainment was 51100.
The selectmen by the w.11.koowo oheir of
Auburn Presbyterian aburob Were .very sp-
proprlste and highly appreciated. Address-
., were given by IDs popular pastor, Rev.
(, Rutherford (wbo ably discharged the
du fes of obatrmsol, Rev. Mr, Small, of Au.
hem Key M. Goldberg end Rev. To R.
01' N ilr, of Dungannon. Frtmllerst orl.•r
was m.lotaloed throughout the enter mo-
ment, whlob refeo'ed oredit oo th• young
poop e The proceeds, eh or will be op
pi's d to Improvements oo the ohuroh and
...n..,
amounted to toe handsome sum of
375. and the entertainment of 1902 will
long 1.• remembered as a decided/0008/51
a11,1,1tigYx siT1►Y. o Zi:
OUR SAVINGS BANK.
We are prepared to re0eive Depoeitt
from Truateoe Parents or Children, in
sums of from Fifty Kent• to Three
Thousand Dollars. and allow compound
iutereet. &tided every six months at
rates as agreed upon. Cheques are
given Depositors, so that they may
draw upon theme deposits at any time
3, 31 and 4 per cent. interest allowed
on Deposits according to amount and
time left.
N.B -Pursuant to a late Act of
Parliamet' married women and miners
have the right W deposit and draw out
money' in their own name.
Deposita can be sent by mail at the
risk of sender
Remote from your houses tempt4tion
to burglars and foo*1 for the flames.
As the Company mates loans only on
first close farm property, depositors
hate the strongest NCurity for their in.
vestments
TO BORROWERS.
This Company in prepared to loan on
the shortest Douce any sum upon Hest
cla s security. Tering are made to eui
borrowers Straight Iuans.and eimpl
interest.
MORTGAGES PURCHASED -For further
particulars call at the Company's office
corner of Market Square and North
Street, Goderich
W. L HORTON. F. JORDAN.
Manager. President.
Wu. PROUDFOOT, Vice -President,
DIRECTORS:
LORD MTRATH('ONA. J. M. Roamer,
FRA'r is •10RDAN H i)yro.or
Wo PR, rrorvon. HENRY HOR70N.
U. J. NA.TEL. PHILIP HOLT, K.
A Trite Nerve Teale
Will net, not so much directly open the
nerves as mins the digestl•e lunation@ and
y5T•-- 4andent fem./Moor of reel, .Nwheiwg
Mood. Nerves cto% be fed no Iredle,ne.
rh you, however, he restored and street!.
kkaes't by esrrwetatod impel. 1 he wear vides*
se, on of Ferree tae arises from Ito action
oyer Mediae/11.m and aolmllative prooena.
When you take Ferrrutoe the blood le poi -
d, strengthened, sad grows rich and rod.
Tree yon grew vigorous, healthy and besut-
ilul, reedy for writ 1, beoaose you have • he
strength to do 1'. Nn tonic ler the Aram,
Mood or nerves comperes with Ferri, n,..
Price fi0o„ at drogpiste, or Polson A ('n ,
K'• get ,n, Ont.
Hamtl*oe'll'Pilt. arc effecti•e
TIie LiquoAct EpIaiuod;
-ll*)WINO THAT iT 1s)E4 No'r
1+• A N PROHiBITiOH BUT 1Y
I 'PLY THE G1 1) wow ACT
4-1l VI\'BD.
(t. Dwember 4th next:thefoliowinrga51
I, r, w111 be submitted to the people of Oct.
r • .' Are you in *ever of hrleaiaa Into force
he Liquor Aot, 1906'.''
flea. a we vote yea nr •.y, no naturally
.nal I lilts to know ex's ty .1 .0 this L1.
gear Ass le; what rff'co i weald have If
p s ,.I4..R1whether it, wool t he le the
'^.untie's hest Inters .'• 1. h.ye tech an A t
n "M .001000 hook me • era ' hese nver-
r•eloes p.r.em who . ,It t.11 t en thee the
Liquor Ant means P,..*. *41 '.,' rat least Pro -
h.* .' ion M • great attest Res the Liquor Ain
Jnr• ant mean Prohibition ey •'; mases.
is d'••• net prohibit the meant...ate, the
nporlatlee sr No Nle et laisor. What it
•
"Judge of nothing at
first sight."
A shoe may look
wcll,and fit badly -151r'
fit well and wear badly.
The shoe with a five
year record, and the
Makers' price stamped on
sok is a sure thing, even
if bought in the dark.
"The Slater Shoe"
FALL TERM
-10 TOE -
M°KIM'S BUSY STORE.
Do You Know? I Beatemall
We have many neot.Nrtu for the tall seas0o. 1
STOVE -PIPE VARNISH.
Pure Spices, as
MACE, CINNAMON. OINOERS,
CURRY, PEPPERS, uta.
\'on nave an advantage to buying thew
from us for we os0 test them and gu.raotee
them •bsolotely pure. Tbay are not so
everywhere.
FLAT CORKS. JAR RINGS, CANDY
BOTTLES, WAX, etc., eco.
Brghtest Lustre,
Least Odor,
Easiest Applied
of all Stove -Pipe Varnishes.
Preserves the pipes. Excellent for
all exposed iron work.
W. C. GOODE, Chemist, -
BEDFORD
BL.00K..
Begins on II•SSIT, SEPT. 1, leeet.
Two nurse•. Comma total and Shorthand.
Tern.• reasonable. Send for Journal.
Students may enter at any time.
C. A. VLEYINO, A. L. McINTYRE,�o
Pts
The Division
A
Small
Sum
If rightly ap-
plied, will clad
your feet prop-
erly for Fall
and Winter
Wear.
between good:and 1nd10er.nt
Drugs and Medlolnes
ie literately defined bete. The indite
Went 10' d ere never ,.r der.,d and
',Oyer pormisted to form cart of nor
stook. Only goods of andouoted
purity ors offered to eu•tt.mera
stook t f
iMOprletary Mesdtoln*s
Is very large. Prime are kw,
lootyw
N.M. SOMA& SIN AXent, fioderich.
NOT /CE !
TO WIIOM IT MAY CONCERN.
F. JORDAN,
MEDICAL HALL.
OUR Fall stock of Boots and
Shoes has been chosen with
a view not only to how cheap
we could buy, but to how good
for the least possible money.
Men's Long Boots, in all grades, at popular pricer'.
We have a good range of men's Leather Leggings,
with the latest improved fastenings.
1n heaty Lumbermen'. Rubbers we have • come
plate range at t.ght prices.
Give us a call when you need anything in our
line and you will be well satisfied
with our values.
The $5,000 Queen Q.ahty prize contest In .till open. AA for particulars.
E. DOWNING
REPAIRING Red Front Shoe Store.
COW CHAINS
and LANTERNS
ARF. LEADERS AT
McKENZIE & HOWELL'S
HARDWARE STORE
We havejust received the fourth car of
PORTLAND CEMENT
in a little over one month. This will
likely be the last to come to town this
season. We have some not spoken for,
but put in your order early as it is go-
ing out fast.
TryapackageofINTERNATIONAL STOCK
FOOD or HERBAOEIIM for your stock.
McKENZIE & HOWELL
GODERIOH.
EAST SIDE SQUARE.
tis All Ali Air xi/ tktImeidG
3
3
3
3
3
Wanted. Half a million feet''3
good sound hard and soft I
wood Saw Logs. t 3
To he delivered at oar saw mill, (fade
Orb, or nn the beech North sad 5.011% of
(I.derloh, in suitable pleats for rafting.
Hiih.sI price In oath wi11 be paid, as
let' see sealed. (empasy'e Beale se be
Heal.Ooderich Lumber Co.,
7.41 - u.detHY.
3
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It is Well to Remember that
al Rnarentee grate with every stove.
J. H. WOASEII
"SOUVENIR
RANGES
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WITH AERIATED OVENS
are made by the oldest, largest. and ntoet extensive stove builders
in Coneda. Consequently they have the (argent sale. Our person -
Mold by leading dealer,' everywhere.
LOCAL
AGENT
TOE GURNEY-TiLDEN CO.. Liaite/, ssailtfla.
F
CODERICH F
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