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THE SIGNAL : GODERIOH ONTARIO
Clearing Sale of Furs!
FUR COATS,
FUR CAPS,
FUR RUFFS.
For the mat ten drys we taut all our Fut Geste ata dteouuul uta 10 per ....Litt. Fur
Cepa and Huth at 15 per cent. dtatount
We want to ohm tut all our Fors ,just at lhu time you need them the must. There
is luta of rough weather ahead and Furs will not only give comfort but possibly ware a
doctor a loll. Don't put off buying until wet 111141 —Pura will be gory much dearer thou.
Think of the se, log ' 10 per sent ou Fut Cuata, end 15 µ,r t eut. on Fur Caps and
Rio,.
CAPS ! CAPS !
We hats luta ruwiced anulus• large shipment of hods Yacht and College Cap, to
sell at 50.. Them are the hest Caps we have rein teen tea the money. They aro warm
and droi'ay, and cost only 50c.
SOCKS ! SOCKS !
It you want the bust 25. Halt -Hose call and sc.,. our tmportal back wonted Sock•
at 25c. ltIt no oraggeration to -aN this is the lost 25o Mack wur•ltd Beek in the
utarket today . H •• ha,e sold a lot o' them. Our customsse in many cases return to
buy more, they are so well pleazad with thea:.
W. C. PR/DRAM. •
Ycu'a CloUuot, I uta w n..t .. I Heti, t
way pesolweMog the palm of hie head. It
eae thought at hi .t that Healey would less
his limb, but ifti nls ttaedteel ekul the dao
ter is past
Seaport► : John Kai.11e, see of the hose
farrows and feeders Is Timkeee':ab,
I delivered • heifer to J. W. Beattie, far
Cortina, hest, whish wait • besetJ. Sb.
was twoears old and weighed 1,220
pounds. die was stall fed all loot whet -r.
Kr. Khakis ',mired the song sum of $67.10
for bee.
Wing
that • I
Lest wr
broths',
and fell
brother
of fare
('lieu
banJlee
la the it
thele sa
•bout t
.luring
paying
Seale
Maoltel
week.
Walton
• bent e
to his
of 640 •
• crop I
Br use 1
last w.
Downie
but ao
Mise 1
of (•lad•
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Year •
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M.Lean e Blush. assI
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JPdaep
COUNTY CURRENCY. Toledo)
Mr. Pa
Wieghaut : Mrs (Dr I Hors, y and that oltt
ebildres, of Owen "aund, will spend tab• was nolo
w .etar to Wisgham. Clinte
\Iingbem : J. C :Assert hu sold his by -Nee
new reel/imam at rho east end of \ lotoria H• was
serest to Mr. Mali/toy, of li.lmotr [loo In I
•
log tall
Skts
PVIUVJI W
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
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QODIR1011. THURSDAY, JAN. I, 1N11.
SNAP SHOT S.
—Write It "1903."
—If you think it is no use motoring off
don't do it.
—You've had turkey, plum pudding Mud
holiday., now get down to hog, hominy and
hard work.
—Another European Princes+, has gone
wrung, and the newspapers aro giving her
a great deal inure prominence than she de -
set vee.
—The Hamilton Spectator in not standing
by MP HALL Joyce in the municipal cam.
p•igu, as It ought to no. Anti this is partic-
ularly thy este when in Hamilton, as in
other plasm, good nieu are Pearce.
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING -
THE CPPISH STALL OF AU °notion
Toronto Newt: K•v, J. L. Gordo,
nays there are throe stages of alrebebant—
tthe wla.cnp, the brocup, sod the lock-up.
But he forget the fourth and greatest—
the wlnd•up,
1,0• r MAeg A M1.TAhC.
The (.lobo . The Liberal (:overoment of
Ontario has faithfully admioiet, led a vast
estate of Haltom' and mineral lands for
many yeas Thai estate stands i,atwton
the people tad a haat, burden of taxation.
A single mistake or a'bugle surreal', It.
private Infleso.+•. and It would be rose be-
yond recovery. It is not a wise policy to
pat It tato patriot] hands, sepet tally when
glees who seek it have no pirpoee In view
lops I. oblate .ibos,
nag ..1 Nl'rio't 174 apvgMrteltt...
Printers' lot. Taal adyertteer has muoh to
learn who s del erred from alcmrlturg n
• medium because he does not Ilk• It pole
cr Ita rsligloe, or Its politic'.
Walla* Itolerate:: That ei perfectly true
and good 'mild roes. The manager of a
mere who would be guilty of that folly
would refuse half • loaf b.uau c • whole one
mould sot be obtained, " Busine..s 1. bust
tasse"Juow a days, and the Doth of one man
le quilts as good as that of soother. who..
test he is a I:rit or a Tory, • gnostic nr as
• goe.tio . 'l be sweat of 'risme' is 000u.ct
and lodiol.ns advortl nt:r, and Inr gosdoeea'
sake nowt talk of hard them before you.
summer or he will go and bang the cash
he started from bona to Have at your store
for a.eessary thirsts for his family
IA)Ok• M gl.i' ATtn'.
Canadian Chorohman: Ono* let this
ynaetlen of prohlhitloe, which divides the
Moods of temperanoe, he removed, tub
lel all unite on some p.ractioal measure to
regulate still further she sale of Minor, and
we may them tope to see still greater *-
movement in r.epeot to the oon.amptloe
as • beyerag., of ale, wine and spirits. I
dose not follow beoau.• people are not par,
Dared to endorse ether the prtomrls or th,
effeotivenese of prohibition, (bat nothing
more ma be done. and we fully beli.y• they
would gladly support sea meawn that
would redoes and minimi,, toe acknow-
edited evils of the tratllo in intoxloating
liquors. Tb. real remedy. of course, le •
mead publlo motto tot, and to so educate
the people as ro the eyil resume and sin of
drunkenness that they will be irmperale,
and support aeon legislation as will remote
temptation out of men'• paths, and ,enure,
as far u possible, a saber population lo res-
pmet to the rue of lotouloants.
KNEW WHERE 10 TURN
John J. Sorsa Cid.', teed le he Told to
try Redd', Kidney rills lar seeewd
Thaw
Il•roleJ I' I'. I., I)oo. ,^tth - Spyul.l—
•loba .1. Burne, who Item on lot 18 of Hit
township, tel'e how trodd'e Kidury Pale
speedily rehires the 4110566n 11111-efl-ii
follow eo attack of the Origin. Two year•
ago be was cured of chronic inflow motion o
the loloc and I.fdsrys t.y bald. Ktdn.y
Pills, so last winter when that,rlppe loft
hits with pal, in hie back he knew „here
Tiiern
'I was In good health two years alter
taking Dodd a Kldoey 151ie," nye lir.
Herne, 'until last *lour 1 took the Grip pe
which •Oectrd my hack. I took a few
more berme of Dond • Kidney tats and I
am now implying 000d health agate."
1)odd's Kidney Pals fail to n',., e
and core permanently all the.. •oh., at d
pains remelting teem diseased Kldueys.
new be u. elm*.
(follower Hegoblt, ars
Hoary Oov Carlton, whom stuttering is
fatten. tolls a story of th. tato William
Traver., whore stuttering wa neterfou,. It
le that Travm ooe.. get In Imo ..t Ins wi.•
dew of a ma Hoed depot an I, when hi. turn
same, Degas
"Of gi give in la, • a t taboret ler fes
Oh, get down to • ht t. o1 of lb. Ilse"
Imp•tlestly ydl.d 'h. I nay I.etst sailor.
"Perkins, by this time I ,e waited on the
feat you'll know what yon woe,
Travers mmit y retired and, *ilea ho
feepp.and at the wladow leu minors/ later,
he era
"Jest. e • meed men—me by by a
freight
What e• you mesa' Why do you May
liar asked the ttebM seller
NNel1, low •••.e -ea," orphaned Travers,
e'I--ed-eY't •tpreee m m•mvmlt '.
Seam your tubeelptlee her IROS
of former reeldeeom of this section and w He .
•
reports they are doing well. He brought ingly li
back samples of copper ore is a err
Belton . ler 1 tong, ,d 'bitter, sort• ten
Manitoba, was In taws '.tat overt The Wlv
doctor practiced in I'onstanoe about twenty moo on
years ago. ham, ha
Walton . Altar an .Lseoos of sIxt•eo Conduct
you \%alter "l urohull is renewing o'd murning
acynaii taeuer His Ileum Is at bander, Mr. Ma
Man . where b• Is prospering. don la t
l:ny U K wiring/tone, Intii ooa., t. ,
w ho bad hie lee broken eight or nine weeks a bol Yr
too, is able t• get about yult• baml�ly nose • ide
Nei
More formed)
Heoeell : -lasses W. Johwtoo had the bee for
mud', tam re. eptly, while enraged at tht b •feat
work bench la his shop to pet the top of le • bus,
one hie hogere out eff. ter mid
Craobrnok Ker. D B. MORee roomed Hullo
a I.ttle bag of oat from the Christmas Ire. of twee
al Beth"' oburob ae a taken of 65 hags lbat os rete
wets delivered at the nun,. stools it. rrerkly
Dort day. ,r.o"me
Gies'. I u.eo ty •het noon of Is week weeks a
.leve Bateman, t,tb coo. and Mit Martha of ails
!serial, formerly of Morris, were ualtan •acomp,
in marriage at iib• Methodist parsonage. dim oft.
Ethel, hi Kev, C. P. Wells, It A. K. D Teske,
Morro : Neil Blank has strived homy • dei
from Sault Ste. Marie when he hod eon. Tuok•w
with the handy of Mre. J,.lto McDougall, (,lint
I Hrue•ele, :who were mooting then. to not
They had taken oh•rae of • beardin;, bone. I • fore
to the "St.." Mr Black met a large numoet saw eel
Cis
lirey William Inglis, of Tyner, North „soI
Brantt I
!Idiots, is tuition his tether and brother vowed
on the 7.h conceeeion, sod other friend.. roteey
Mr Inglis bas been in Dakota for nearly the to; .
twenty three yeas* and hat prospered there.
ors Iv sy.
Wiogham . Ile Jas. Are.•., of Cranium, 'be Bapt
Ohio, and Dr. Wm. Agnew, of Dayton. In veer..
the same "tate, aro spiodtot Christtn.• W.nr1
with their patents hoe, Dr. Keble. Agsew, of kern
of (Tinton, is abo expected. too,"ant
Krueseb : Henry MaCr,te, • oat -tuns 81,:m"11reeldeot of Broom's, was elected as a Star. btnta ,r,
Senator at lb• recent elections in Non) '.ndlmg
Dakota The hon. gentleman served to, was tee
two terms In the I.eglehatore result t
of Naar.
Brussels: Wean p' wed to hear Int
Hobert Work, formerly of Iirey, has be..
reelected ooun'y auditor of I..yalier ooucty
by anolamat.00. This is his fourth term
Mr. Work Is a brother to Wm. Work.(!
muss north sf Brostl•,
Exeter : The marriage is aenounued of
A..1 Snell, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Snell,
.1 Master, to Mies Edna L. Kilh •anis,
laughter of Mr. and Mrs 0, .t ty, KB
hours', of Winelpw. oo December 10 b,
Mr. Snell, am Easter Ito, has done well n
bore ways than one out west.
Morrie Thursaay, Deo Ili h, Alex. Rob.
lasso diad at the brine of \C H If *Cat.
ohms, ,•'h line, where ha bad limen Hying
luring the part season. He was an ung le to
Mr. NILS; ataheoo and father to Mre J 1 'ott
and Mrs, Holt. near Jamestown. Th.
funeral took place to Houiok township.
Or.l rich township : Hasley Canteloc, of
ho 9th coo., mat with a '•leas mishap the
ether day, while dehorniog cattle. When
o the sot to holding an infuriated beast he
tumbled and fell, onm,ng with Holm.
Finns on his loft bard, some obtiaole In the
narrow
tell on
etalrw.y
and cut
ung tl.•
and rhe
state •II
leg wer
1 uu
nr..t a to
the head.
tar see
nose, lb
merles le
isfeet
up a oolr
A tr'al
Is the me
ours foe
Asthma
outfit, $
N C. 1'o)
Hamill
sew,
Christmas Oifts
IN FANCY FURNITURE
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to eat a •
assured
pie of ,t _
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supremacy over all ether stoves is 1
their oven is so constructed the
freely throughout it, cooking left
active, fresh air, a factor that retains to the
all their Lich, natural flavors.
—Ask our agents for Booklet
—illustrating ver}' compietiy
—the principle of the aerated
—oven. ,
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foods cooked
T- Maw WORSE= Z
SOLE AGENT
OODERICH, - ONT.
(4 p. m lee eppl•eat.oe. U•nr spied. woo noree.
DO YOU BUY GROCERIES?
No one who buys Grocerieu can afford to overlook the bargains
which we offer on every lawful business day. Our Orooeriee are
of the beet quality, and the prices are se low ma first -chow geode
can be bought at If you are not already dealing with us, make
a trial purchase, and see if we cannot wit you.
ST 7 " CC_
THE GROCERS, WEST SIDE SQUARE.
ootln promptly delivered Telephone No 91
a { ,
aro 1.•t.Mtargi-
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Life
ass fee4 v•;
everything that makes hr.vt the 'oni-
voreal food is °anointing testimony to
t -e care and ski 1 and perfect ntatltotla
employed in the making You can eat
l'ARNELI. ARAN'S BREAD three
times a day the year round and never
tire of it.. It's always gond, meaty an.l
faker) last right. Rave our agent
leave you a sample loot.
W. P. WESTOBY
ACFmN'/'
HMnhlsn St - GODERICH