HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1902-12-11, Page 44 TBOYpiT, Deo. 4, 1903.
W INTER
WINDS
cut through like a knife.
Pneumonia lurks in every
gust. Sickness and fi-
nancial Toss are prevent-
ed by dressing warmly.
You can easily do this at
comparatively little ex-
pense.
13e. our warm and stylish Overcoats. Overcoat. mad. for style and comfort in an
immense variety of materials and, qualities, "swell" in appearance and low in price, with
excellent capat'itt for wear
Come. in and choose. Prices from $6.60 to $ 0.6U.
Christmas Ties.
ErleUent Christmas gifts, aren't they, W• invite you to rail and me our
very Isr.e and exre'lent range of heckweer. We hare the reput.tion
of e.rrying the beet and moa up 0. 11e Tie . and the .ea.on we even
.urpass our usual high 'titular.' of extellen e. Our pat erns are ex
date.. You oat's get them in any, other store in town.
W.C. PRIDHAAell.
is POatmwlm
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
•T e. MenIM ACpMt•T
oODZWCB. TSU*IaDAT, 1J C. f. HIOL
RESUL r OF THE REFERENDUM
THE result of the referendum has
been a surprise alike to the supporters
and oppouenta of the Liquor Act of
1902. The supporter's of the Act did
not poll the vote that would make the
Act operative, but they manifested a
strength oxer the Province that is •
warning to the liquor interests ea
plainly as was the handwriting on the
wall in days of old. „
That there ha, been a great growth
in temperance aentiment of late years
all will admit, bat our temperance
friends need not lay the flattering unc-
tion to their sou', that the vote of haat
Thursday wse wholly a tributsto tem-
perance sentiment. There was a
spnnkltng of the leaven of politics in
the vote,which helped to raise it mate-
rially. It has been said by somebody
that the intention t• as to "put Botta
in a hole," but, be that SA it may, ear-
nest Conservatives who [ever before
voted for a Liberal measure went
cheerfully to the polling booth and
put iu a solid "plumper" for .he On_
tario Liquor Act last Thursday.
Now that the Province has decided
the question there is • duty that the
liquor sellers owe to themselves and
the public, The license under tt hich
they carry on business is governed by
certain restrictions and it should be
site duty of every licensee to keep with-
in the letter and spirit of these restric-
tions. In the part, unfortunately, the
restrictions to • large extent have
systematically been ignored, with the
result that temperance people have
been compelled by the open violations
of the existing law to eLdeavor to put
the liquor sellers out of business.
The hotel -keepers can easily improve
the existing state of affairs and wilt
find it in their own interests to do so.
Meantime the temperance folk will
continue their course of education.
If prohibition is not a possibility, or a
probability, in the near future, the en-
forcement of the existing law is al-
ways in order, • and as time goes by
_ssutnioiiooa tncre•se by ata-
-2ute it may he that the nacMatty for •
prohibitory law may not be so appal,
out in the future as, owing to the non.
enforcement of the existing law, it has
been in the put.
There is ,work fer both temperance
people and liquor sellers. The work
of the liquor sellers, in their own
interest, is tae live up to the present
law, and the work of the temperance
people is to see that they do it. Six
dayr is enough to labor in • bsr-room,
,jest as it is in any otter Owned bind -
neat.
SNAP SHOT S.
Us Sew Verve -wt at -.:..a in ?hese* we
hate 'exn unable o ,determine whether The
Hamilton Spm tater voted fur the hof or
the Barrel
-Sure' "ALAN M.P.P. for South Ox-
ford. hare ,w' -aped, .ibe Job, "by the skin of
hi. teeth. ' The judges gave him the bene-
fit I f every duet., aid he Iterwled 11 erert
Lime
-The liquor seller. of tlnlat io, after the
notice that ha. been Pervert re them, can
now do therm., vee a good turn ley rigidly
carrying out the prn.ent Ii.ln r IRM, If
they boliwe the emoting law Is the heel in
theit intonate they shoukl roe their every
endeavor to keep i1.
-The result of dm vote at the Liquor
Art of 1902, remirwl. IIP IA site old .Iatobit,
Deng shout the battle of iheriffMuir
home sty ver won.
Nome my 1. 1e* 1,011,
Rome say that none coal, at a . won
But of One the g lm mire
That .t Sheriff glow
A battle their coos ...Melt i now
An' ere ran an' they rel,
An' they ran an' we ran,
Aad we ran and 'hay ran awn'. mlm.
-There is ens thing leiter Wit Liao.
asp do with any Mae in Canada--henen
ck out govt) teen 'u sig and uaut
That is why A H. 1). CoWcflutN as been
.hewn a an editorial write on Editor W IL-
I.IItOIr'. new paper. COGfolIOUN it as all
round newspaper man, with One literary
abihty, atel as white as they make 'em,'and
if Batter WILLIM)N exercise. equal discrim•
illation In se'ecting his entire staff. he
will, Indeed. be able to tura out an ideal
newspaper.
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING
TAKING TNI YaOYITh.
Deficits News : We may never
C.aade, but the tndloatioo• are that w• will
•doer ■ lege per0enlace •1 the dlyldead..
AT eu MUCH A LINT.
London Advertiser : It may b• d fb alt to
say who 1s the greatest than 1a the British
E•np.re, but toe Toronto papws teem M
nice agreed oa 1)r. Oreab►.tetha,
AN"THIR Glint AT O['a l.ANANA HILT.
Hamilton Sp+ou►or : Commodo•o Mc-
G.IIlosddy 1. filling In the winter months by
building •lectrlo railways, which .5.11 rad)
•ts from God.rlob elms u l;oderlok's streets
radiate from the bttzzordly square 10 the
Sealer.
'ORity
London `IpeoMtor . Som•tlm-s 11 Is Set
well M dlws.. Halms Mo lolly la the gee.
coal cum pony of a "public osevey.oe*," but
M adept the time-b000red advice of the
onaduosor, sod "Imes', u •ooh." Not
loom yo Mmeaoe was beard is • 'hues to
say loudly. "Nn, they did not like Ireland
too dant), 100 oold, .ad too many Roman
('.thelia " A lady opposite struck It .115
►he suggsltos that they mirbt by happier
to a place where at was "net damp. not
cold and .e R,man C.►hollo•." Theo the
lady gob out.
TAM "II.Y 4 OT.
Rtcbange. The lure! atm cannot oB.r all
the beauties of eater. and •11 the luxuries
of life Is yet M be di•oovered. At least, 11
hal 001 bees advertised, Rol It is not every
resort where the win 1 Is so •000mmoda tag
se .1 • place In the }f'gbland,. A traveller
en Fab arrival Otero asked, "Is this • goon
piste, landlord, do yon think, ler a person
•Baited with • weak obeli 7' "Nazi• better,
air ; n tea better," wart the peearsgInc
reply. "I 5.,. been reoommmded, you
know, by the doctor to settle In a place
ash, re the math what] blew., Dom it blow
muoh bare'' "Toots aye:" wee the reply ;
, .ye the moth wind that blow. here."
" fn.. how do you .000eal fer Its hlowlog
Irom the north •1 the present dm•'" said
the tourist. "0, that's easily •eoouoted
for, air," wee the reply. "I.'. the south
tried a' the same, sir, list on Its rose back
mow"
RINCLT OF ?de VOTL
said the Batt'. blinking hie eyes,
"Wm.'s them jolt en awful 'armies !"
1 es," ead16e Lark, with a sad, sad ,gull•,
' Test should hold 5. for a while."
"N'.I1," replied I lid '83,
"Jost welt • bit and then you'll s..."
"That', right," mid the Corkscrew, turning
sb,nt,
"Rat what's that noes ' 1 hoar a .hent."
'•1'ee did," said the keg of Fresh tapped
Beer,
"That mat • p'ohlbitlo. cheer. '
The Glass and the Syphoe had • del at.
With Whiskey and Soda and Whiskey
Straight.
"Ila -d
look," said the I;lar.t to • l'i.b of
ale.
"Hard look." said the 010. la a.wed.g
wall.
"l:rao• a0 t•' said I5a AMIGO*,' Lely be
•'That's r1,b1; ihkt a as," veld tee Lha se
1►• Sherry. ---_.-.
Thea answered (Met Old '83:
' Livers a fur, now, lista. to me.
3-% by
Should 1
Bo the centre of all this lase
And nave the pimple always ones
A.d blame m• for all that'. bad •
%t'hy, i try to make a tallow glad;
1, ft him ap from out the dump;
ff •see him ap M lake the Pumps;
11.ke him think be's • millimetre,
led shed • halo o'er the brow of Gr..
Tae timid Matures ever viewed
Are all my work•; they're britttly hued.
F Maumee, take the Old Soak'. moss.
There's • Vol for the Semi roes,
And there's many a man who hot se (dead
Whet tura. M Rem, mad tete troubles est.
fluky t•k• him away 1. the beano, yea
knew.
These are no trembles lo the grave Mimi."
-Charles F Reymond le Teremte Star.
To ',we World : A majority of the voter.
1e Oster.* may net he sole to moles prebl.
tonne, hat the people have Il 1. taw ewe
.ad. •e 1., away with the tr.sMe, system.
he ". .me In and have rometblrg" 50.10,0
1,.s very Mem to the root of 15. kir-ream
mil. It to an ever present curse that le large.
ly responsible fer eat Weal mop of desalt•
. de. 1bronrh It .or yentas woo are arse
.d tato the rxowea whioh eventually res-
er them the mourns e1 .le hAleu, cod ee-
.,re8tablo o Ca-ne Abolish .t sad we shall.
o• gear extant, obeli •5 the evil of Istem-
perauoo.
Tb. prsvaloeoe of t►ee treating system to
.nub r le this *mitt est. Oely le re dem
• mon feel 'Rimed to ask bas Need M have
drink auris time he meets hien. la FA, -
1 sad mid es the Europese Cowles.. is 1.
.tsor.et Over the*. • man gees and b vs
a gawk 1,,- himself whim he wants oee. R•
deco Sot feel it Ineambeal Epos Nm to 1a
.he eery frlmd he moots to liquor op, Me.
H. dose set oeneld. r that because he kap-
sMa to he th'rety .veryhrdy elm w.D4 ha
hireey alao in short, the A..,,'.. sys-
tem, •i b She tale• moron len of acetal rib
11gtaeles. whleb It loveless, has •a fat •
sold en Lae Is,po. no the ober .Ne of the
Attests, as It bas ea the ample here, sad
1 to fortunate ler them thee IS bas nit. I.
is related of Pri m' r Relfeor, of Regland,
Net mea 1. • golf *has, of ,bleb he 11 pre-
•idm/, h• hes takes • quiet steed 1a hues
.f •vervhedy Myleg low de ewe refresh -
mad. W bss detailing too with a fellow
member, he Iselstad apes pelts; for his
THE SIGNAL : GODERIUH ONTARIO
eft, pet. Pc.&.. Relfen._a exempla Is a
Mlatery one, and 1t Wahl well be hollowed
In MIA .caakt
le soy *vest, e' believe *bat Sona« or
later the ii satins habit will ye N• signet
Same mea p.•«e*.BI a very high muse of
MOM respo5.1b lity to tier fellow creosotes
w ill, for *sample's uk•, come to «ube•
19 roe •itogetn.r, while mea who do drub
end mon and more learn to drlok Moue.
The day of the "loos'' !fisher 1e Seeley,
aied we may yet S« tie ague when 10 defer -
mos to pebho optalou the ludividtiel who
treats another may be •ubjeoted to • doe.
Aso, meantime, the men ebeu'd be 000-
• dared a public mom, who alma drink to a
you -g man, to • laborer with a family dr -
:modest up to ham, of 10 a person who is
known to be • v:otim of the al ,bolo .bit.
And we repeat that mo believe 15m the
tie flag 05.100 b•• oo proper plan* ire our
ane. •1 System. and t0.1 at. wooer our eslf-
respooting *farm* tate • mealy Stand
.galoet 11 the Dotter far •II o, u *rood.
A BILLION DOLLAR PROVINCE.
telae or entad. Farm Property .ter
el..e., Ie. Me.
Uularle 1. now, iron. an ag loultural
[La'tdpelut, a billion dollar Pr„v.0oe.
TM vale. of all *le lama property to
Oot•rlo, .iter haying ranged in the oto•
• uodred the saada for Imre, has at last
Awed the billion m.1k, the tote' fur L5o
f ear endues 1901 colon pleceJ by the
Itursau of Industrie. at $1001,323,296.
1'h • 's made up ot $585 345,294 0o land,
$226 575,228 In buildlnte, $59,897,513 1a
im,'lem..W, and $129 4961,61 lo live
stook.
The Warms* ever 1900 le ab rat twenty
Am sad a 5.11 millions. Teets has ham •
steady lases.* .ver atom '97, wbea the to-
tal One Rimed as a I itis over 5906 000 000.
'nits 5.M a det•r.•s• of $5.000 000 as oom-
oarea with the year before. Io '92 the to -
'.1 was placed at $979.977,244, whtob wa
'tearer tb. 5(111,. mark figs any out, totted,
Iear upM1901.
The big Iso,«.• mer 1900 took plass 10
I.ad-$11,000.000 is round *aures. Build -
Inn Wormed to the value of 57,000.000.
I ve stoo; , $6.000.000, and Imptem•au two
anti one-half mimeos
Middlesex still rants as the premier
meaty. The fa m land Is Middlesex le
•ala•d at over $30,000 000, Harem coming
cut with a v1a.t,00 of twenty-eight and
o.. -t alf mubow
le be'Idugs, MluPhre*x a oleo aimed.
with • total of $10 902,0f0, Huron solo
comics •seeud with $10,643,000
10 implements I,r.y t.kwgnt port'Ian,
with a foul valuation of $2 709 000, HL -o.
coming sof#. with $2 690 000, Siloam third,
with $2 672 000. and Mlddlmex ranking
f urtb, with • values, 0 of $2,636 000
Is live eamb, Mdllie.ex is brat, ar 56.
764 000, Horan once to .Ie taking s1 ouod
platy, with $6 716 000
Lumping all four o'awes of farm properly
toad ter gives Middlesex • valueto•ro of
$50,367,000, and Huron A total of $48 640 -
000.
VALCL HER a' ar.
When It Som« to value per aore. ho. -
•ver, quite • lot of counties rack ahead tl
both Mtodleat and Huror The valuation
per •ore le the oountles aa,ch rank among
the first 1a as follow,
L,000lo ..550.54
Wentworth 48.00
York W 30
Oxford 46
06
Halton 42.26
Kent 4141
B ract 40.61
Middlesex and Huron are rated at $39 67
end $35 80 respectively.
L oo, 1 i and W.etw.,rrb, ot oeur -., owe
lti.t, high rating to the fruit ,ndotry
Yak's b'gb stanJnog is doe to the 'eidetic*
of the merrop Otter) ally f Toronto In the
000017 Lmn,; Orford'd h'.5 oleos le
attribu'abl• to dstry.og, coli'. Halloo,
Kest, and Rent owe their place• In part to
trait, but mainly to highly developed •Mnd-
ard •arlanitars.
0e. of mm. main 0.1h is of the loor,•ss la
the value of Ostarlo farm property Is Lound
In the bsco* hog Al hough the number
*old or daagbt•red In 1901 -1,973 405 --was
83 000 lees than for the year bslur., the
vela• e1 the hog• tilos disp«.d of we.
$17 548.490, or wady $2 000,000 more than
I. r t be year before.
Other ilu.e of live stook •1n. helped- The
venue.' the tattle sold or •fanghrsed In
1901 was $20.286,00(, se tcerra•e of two
and • quarter milt,•n. The y.lae of tb.
heroes deposed of was $1,347,582 u
Increase .f over one -ball • million. Hh.eo
ware it spo•.d of to the value of $3,103 000,
•0 1 '. of • quarter .1 a million, ane
peu'try wait marketed or earn 10 the vale.
of $3 496,000, •n tooreaes of over 8300 -
000
The value of the e5s«* output matt illy
demised le 1901--$10,814,000, as compared
with $11 682 000 tbe veer b, ere.
ot-a ArrLt INDCoraY.
The aerobia, of apple trees of 15 yews and
ever 1s piaeed at 6,777,035, se leerew of
o'er a quarter of • mI: on 1n the year
The number reader 15 years to put at 3,392,.
000, a dight 4.ere.,e as mmptied with 1900.
The figures 1a the latter oaea w•11 be quer -
Ilene/ by aeyeoe who h ea obewved how
rapidly trees gra help, set not
Ore, (I;.erglan Bey dietrio') leads 10
adult trees, wit% 362,229 ; Huron room Of-
nnnd wt'h 360,900, and Kent tb,rJ, with
309,829 In young trees bortbumbeaabd-'
which is mum to he nee of Qts great apple
-dre•tie's of teat ProvMser=t =cogs Mata.
with 235 751 tie nearest *permed' to Hite
►�.g
Risme. which Rite (hey, is partly
la the 0.ergaa Boy dieteleb, with 192,489
WHAT T1ft PEA w'aVVIL bat; DON,.
The extent M whioh the wrevl) has
pushed the pea crop north 1e Indicated
by nos table. Brune to 1901 rat over a
million bushels •' pea, Umooe 921 766, •on
Grey 865 411 The next nearest, anoremb
to them evens was le Huron, with 594 000.
3'nrk, wh'e't pew 656 000 ballads i0 '94
prodon.d 262 412 last year.
Hoodoos ,Nada at the head of the Fast In
(Mane, with ea ..'pat to 1901 of a little
TO ADVEHT1BER5.
Notice of oranges mast be Leat at tike
Offlee not later than --Ei ,day
noon. The Copy for changes
mast be left not 1• ter than Mon-
day noon, Canal Advertisement,
aaoeptsd MA las aces .W'du erlaie
each week.
rte. e`r;a..
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Christmas Gifts
IN FANCY FURNITURE
Elegant 11 icker, Ork and ylali.rga'y Ruckert,
Polish* 1015 . nil Mahogany ('entre 'tablas,
Est v (width*, int a'eluurs, Ladier' hest.
is Oak gutI klahegany. Music 0 bloats,
Picture , tt „I ltsuk,ts, KwpM. late.
3 E
BECKETT &
STAUNTON
1112I:OISsSaR$S0 R- V1N,k9-4 CORIFfFirL--
Priectival Undertaker* and Embalmers Night anti Day ('al s promptly
attended to. Night lie 1 at Store, west side Square. 'Thous No. N9.
ever 51.000.000 writ. Leeds tome* next
5l b $944,269, and Orford third, with TAIL0R$887.217. riot a must be rememb red Or•ord hua large 000de5.ud milk factory, and
1. largely eogwed io butter melting a. well1 key.nM:fed my New%sea t
lial.eMAdviceN
e Advice arel
ewnenra,
Est meat.p•risgly, and take very little
sugar. Avoid latutloante, keep away from
decimalise, drink water abundantly, and
always rely on Nay Ito. as • quirk relief of
Rbeumatlo pains. Be:og time vim.s stronger
iban ordinary reenotl�er. N.rvlltue'. power
omit pain Is Pimply beyond bed et. It cures
.Iso Sumacs, Lumbago, N.oralrts, and adLampate, whether Internal or externs'. Lam
price 25,
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BUY THE GENUINE-MIN'F'O BY
Ll i'4RNIaPSYRUP'a
Jar tt'e "t..'`'sC�s"v atYN O'm1
•7 Sst r f6Y sift 0r.":•' ",1', PRact 3oc. P(R Eor, f
Jeweled
Brooches.
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X1A5 GOODS
Just returned from Toronto with a Bee selection of (;Itristwa,
staple and Laney Dry Goods, which will be plowed Lefore our curtowers
at special price*.
Handkerchiefs from Se to 75c, Seita,- Ladies
Ties, Ladiae' Collars, !Athos' Gloves, Ladies' Wilts and Skirts in both
black and white, Lelia!' ilumespuu Dress Skirts in black and dark grey
extra value. There are just now left only six !Adios' Ooate-.•foist long
and two *bort-which will bo sold at whatever they will bring, for they
must go at tome price.
Our Fur stock never was in such good shape for Christmas trade,
All our geode in this line were boeght hefore tits late rise in prices,
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which eaub that our tlgures for theta aro actually less than present
wholesale prices.
We never lied such succe.s in heavy Dress 1Laterials, ha Home_
=ancon, Fri.ua., Venetians, Itseket Vieth* ami other heavywiif lit goods,
as we have had this season, and tl-ere are a few lines still on our tables
of 54 -inch to 5S -inch wide goods, in the (rest colors, from 50u to $1.10,
which you can get at right prices for choice goods, all new.
We make a speciaky of wen's, bops'. women's stud girls' Under-
clothing for this season and our Sale. have been very large in these lines.
Our stock is still' well aseortell, having been added to this weak in many'
lines. Men s Shirts and Drawers, all wool, Nova Scotia wake, from 51./cto $1.95, warranted not to shrink. Wool fleece lined, :roc to 75c.
lwdiee Underwear f. • in I5c to $1.95. Girli from 12c to b0c. Boys'
h
from 25c 10 30c. fuots all wooi white Vesta, a choice lot, up to 25c,
Hosiery and Gloves in,an et variety, and as to pricer they speak
• for themselyee. Wu haTalha-Godericb Hosiery in some of their best
makes, Also their Mitts.
Wrapperottes iu both Canadian and American maker, fast colors,
10c and 12bc. Flannelettes from 5c to 15e, both light and dark colors,
plaiu and striped. We have • few rinds of all wool Waisting goods that
you can buy very cheap.
Cosmopolitan Petitro• for salt. Irwin, n Sheets to q ye away.
Suitings, Trouserings,
etc., for FALL and
WINTER Wear.
if you are goatee • now sprang au*l,
• light overceat, or soy thing to my line,
1 ono please you in goods, tit and priori.
serteady5ade Indians In stark.
H DUNLOP, ; :LI.T
A Great Snap
L our (;roger soap, at 5o. a
pound, of which we seli a barrel a week
Thu l.n't our only soap, al we carry
systytbing that oan be found in an up
M -date *roomy store, and our pnc«
are right. The termer., know that they
0.0 always ret from a a snap for their
produce. We draw the line at no
leg,limate trade - •verythlug goes :
1;I.eewwe or' potatoes, garden stuff or
ohnio«t table Chita. We deal In all
of them.
T. 0, TIPLINGi & CO.,
5. 'ford block, GelerI,h
1 BROPEEY & SON
- TU1 LIADINO, -
tet‘.VIA D.rec\err ul*dt
leraere urvr■uy •'Irsded 1. at .n
rams. nimbi or say.
flseb.e etreel.
lickllbq Mai Fire I1tlsara,.ce Co.
FARM AND ISOLATED TOW' PROP-
ERTY INSURED.
Vs;uc 011' uperty Insure l up In Jaeasn,
1101. . e3,1140,973.0e
WvmCtml AND DIRYATOMs.
J. B. Mclean, ere. : T. Prater. aloe -time- :
Jos. Cus.o" , O. Dale. W. 0. Hruadtort, J.
Watt, Jat, Tames, J. U. Or eve, I Hemming a,
dlrectu,; W. Henvltnrs, deafo-eh, huoec-
Ir.r of lose.* ; T. Z. flays. 8e•torth, eoa.tery
treasurer.
AUK:, IS,
J. W. Ym, Holm«viil.: James I' umotior
KemoodvUlo ; It. McM 11.0, Seafurtb ; H
' anti. Harlook.
i'oliCy'toid..'u 01s 15) assessments and get
their cards reteipt.d • Mr. Coati Clinton, or
et MoLean Bros' Palace Clothing Story, Gods
ria 1i
7'HE Brooches here men-
tioned may offer a dc.or-
■ble suggettlon for Christmas
buying.
Each one is of artistic merit
u well as surpassing value.
ate.-1i�ie .r -ss. -l. r3trr end
nCellet daOp .f lar Pearls sad solid
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No. 13317, a $10, la a recocco morn'?
Omaha la solid Gold, mounted with a
Om Amethyst surrounded rich Pearl..
No. 133415, at 124, 1. a Pearl "Sun
Surat " of exquisite beauty.
No. 13400, et 142, la • Clover Leaf,
paved sIM 5n. Perls, lining for ns
nitre s beautiful Diamond.
We guarantee safe delivery, and cher,
luny refund the full price If • sakenon
N la es, way unsatisfactory.
torturer ear se. r.t.inrn.
Ryrie Bros.,
Jewelers,
Tense and Adelaide Slreeis,
Toronto.
HELLO
THE OLD
RELIABLE
OPflsvF
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
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Serailtoli Bard Coal
1N THE MARKET
J. M. COLBORNE
ALL HAlL!
TO KING CHRISTMAS.
The Season of Laughter, Love and Song
Now for Christmas Gift Goods !
1, usual, we 1..11 some ut the tla wt sol p1 rtaest and new tot _„-,t. wi 11.,
markt-t.
Perfumery
LI teautiful I„ -w .tyles tell ;year awl
uusurpsaeable w velar.
Next and pn;lty packages at' lit' to
Larne r ail better at 35c to $1.ff)
Beaune,. tit for printers. M51,M0 to $3.00.
No gi t more a. teptab'e Limit a dandy
perfume. It alway. p'eabc,. r 6.e0
pe0pk.
Beautiful, Up-to-date
Manicara. and Toilet Caine, in sterling
sift sr. etc.
sum THING NEW.-Dkimam sew m
gifts cases Si;ser baulks. V.r
oke.
Oift Pipes,
From 51 00 to 54 00.
Lager ('art:', Cigarette I saes, et.
Dont fall to rim tie 1.11.t
1'411 ,u,.1 sue them uu yvur uruuds. Wilt 1.11.1 truly Lr 1514 w /a4. -
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W. C. GOODE, Chemist,
QUALITY VERY 111611
Christ=
mas
Hard=
ware
WE have made large pur-
chase. of the following
lines of Hardware, which
make the choicest of Christ-
mas gifts.
Skittle. H.. ket oto k0 and }ito_key Peek.
Ili»yoke, '' .'
a 1ting Rod . and Fi.hiug Tackle.
Cult . Rides, Iteto vent and Ammuniti in.
Shear', S' i.aor. rad Embroidery .winters,
Fine .0.- *'utlsry and Cory? s.
Si vcr•plat,.l Spam, and Forks. -
Pocket and Jack knives,
Renews Pu -,r Stran. and Brusher,
Carpet Sweepers, 8.d lntm_ tt ringers and
:(Neat Cb Pers,
-Ifirostrill4WcfrillffaThrid Nome BLnitete.
It wiII AV Vnll to Ymm lne
our stock._
leave your some with tie fur rote of our haud.ume Ca'enelars fur 1903
N. D. RO UGV I E,
The Cash Hardware Store. •Ooderich, Ont.
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where 7001l7171),I M. firsIOn.
WQ'M . LEE.
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3 ;I f=_•taxi WITH AERATED OVENS C
1 i are matte by the oldest, largest and moot extensive stove builders >F
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in Caoa'ia. Consequently they have th ' Largest sale. Our person
al kttarantee goes with every Mote Sold by leading dealer. everywhere !F
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_B-ake'rs'-- Fact...
A great inany people think that they can't
get Bread at a Fxakery Its good ns they can
make. That is a mistake, especially while
wo are in business.
EOur Homemade Hr(i3ad
that you are eating every day, is as good las
any bread that can he made. Try its You
will he saved the bother of baking, besides
having cleran-made bread. Daily delivery.
E lhe Parnell -Dan Steam Baking Co., Ltd.
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W. P. WESTOBY. J
AGENT.
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