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ate stet plias keasistits.
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mass eastchiul people hew the greye.
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isms' lay that we are nstenag to
With thew who have been Shen up by
anywhere Mat three to thirty eminent
Derairs.
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asks may the wry mires. shim that
IRON —OX
TABLETS
Sr. an invaluable nerve tonic.
a our. for lndig..ttonand con-
stipation, a blood matter and
purifier, a corr.otivs of slug-
/fat
lug-
ofthe kid �.dertirysm.nta
ONLY THAT:
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THE SIGNAL: GODERICH ONTARIO.
TivasDAT, January 1, 1103. es
W. Acheson &Son'
Holiday Handkerchiefs
and Kid Gloves.
NEVER had we such a stock of Christmas Handker-
chiefs�Y and Kid Gloves. Our efforts to otter variety,
style and good values in such desirable goods are being
warmly appreciated
Ladies' pure linen hemstitched Men s largo sire hemstitched pure
Handkerchiefs, with nest and fine Luh linen Handkerchiefs,
handsomely worked initials, all
letters, at each.... 35c, 3 for $1.00
beautifully hand embroidered
initials, bandsumely arranged,
dozen in box, all letters, at 2:ic
Ladles' pure Irish linen hem-
stitched Handkerchiefs, in 1, A
and inch hem, at each
IOc, 12}c, 15e, 20c, 30c.
Ladiei sheer linen lawn etuhroi-
ered Handkerchiefs, in finest
Bud daintiest work we have
ever behold, a large chooie at
25c, 35c, 50c, 60c, 75c, $1.50, $1.50
Furs.
Boas, Capes, Muffs, Ruffs, Jackets.
Many new and stylish novelties, just in for holiday
showing. Our stock is larger and more complete than at any
former season.
apeoial Aetraohan Jackets, 27 to 36 inches long, and all the season's
sink, tit $20 00, $22.50, $25.00
Men's Fur Coats.
Calf, Coon, Wallaby and Wombat.
We can say of them, as of all the other furs we sell,
they're the most for your money in quality of materials and
good workmanship.
Calf Coate .... $15 to $32 Wombat Coats ....$15 to En
Wallaby Coats 20 to 25 Coon Corte 35 to 60
W. Acheson & Son.
faUJEVALL.
TeusDAY. Dec. 23-d
Mr.. Wes. Messer is In poor beam at
pressei.
Mr. sed Mrs D Lewis are visiting friend.
V MiteheLL
Mrs Abele Serena Is keens from God«lob
Celle iste for Christmas
JUDOS Thynee la still tbresbut He le
sway ever ab• headed day stark new.
Near, town., of 11.4 Are, Idiot , !s
coals. es old friends alter • less abeam.
Edward Leeeh be. goso es se int t•eded
visit to his desolater Is N asbtagtes, D C
Mr. Wardrobe, of Teeswater, preached le
tee Pre.byterlan olaare► last Sabbath more
Ing.
Mw Lille Oliver. of TeresN, le dotting
be, grudpwstr, Ur. sed Yrs. Jets
Borger Pere, Pesteroes sed Chester Psrb are
home from Stratford Koalases College for
the ht days.
Me. Clayton ae MI.. Mary Dsff return
,d this week frees Lutowel to wood She
hsled.ys a hors.
Mr`rud Mrs. Davy sod twe oblldree, of
Ltatew.l, •re flautist@ Mrs Davy's parent..
Mr. and Mrs. enaries Gannet.
Wee Ate. Duff a boas Irmo her saboo
at E tonere, R.**. moiety. 5011 will toed'
No. 9. Yana Wawuo.h, snit year.
Oa Jassary 11th special eervteee will be
held in the P.esbyteriaa Merle. and 0.
Mendey *senior following an old-labiose
te.-ahaetiag will be bold
sae first rosettes of the Women'.
Letltette will be held sel the regio too of
F. Swann on the altern000 of loursday,
Jas. Stk. A foil attoaduoo te rtgemted.
The anodal meeLlaer of the CD.... ant
Butter Ce was bold last Tnnroday. 'In.
season's boelseee os reported ey t he of era
.1 the company appeared to be *stela" e.t
TM •bareneld.re •e-eleoi.od the old board or
dirges. re, Vi.: Job. R. Miler, W. J.
Jabaeteo, Georg• Torrey, James E nett,
sad T. K. Powell.
Court Doogla No. 27, C. G F , bas be.
CARVERS
IN CASES
and aIQ kindsruf
CUTLERY
for Xmas Presents
LADIES' HOCKEY SKATES,
GENTS' HOCKEY SKATES,
BOYS' HOCKEY SKATES,
LADIES' AND GENTS' SPRING SKATES.
F A N rt—Y
Shears
The best is the
cheapest in
5 HEARS
gather's, them is la great shape during the
last week. Creator -sr Jobs Torraete. of
Lutewel. ' ewe and mw and oosyuered
He we. here just Me days, sod tb. reals
we. ►weey.five Isltim at e• and three or tour
mews to ovine. Oa Tuesday evening lost,
after tee sew members were made to walk
the plank, tables were spread and oyster.,
btecurts, eaodwiobes, cheese and ooff.. war•
partakes of by member,, their wives sod
best wile to the somber of one ha' tired
and forty. Speech.. were delivered by A
H. Mut rove, Rey Mr. Wort, John To, -
teem 11 Holmes and J„e*ph Leen. Mr.
Douglas gave -moo good recitations. Al -
get ee • most enjoyable events, we. epee'.
Mr, and Mn. Robert Damen received
the seed latelllrenoo of the death of the r
daughter, Ann Jane, wile of W tlliam Mo -
lomat., at Kegio•, Northwest Territory.
Cho death 000arrol on November 26'•h. 1'
•Dysart the Mrd Mulatos% was soder-
g.lo ereatm•mt as be hospital and was
weproytog eatlstecoordy, when she took
broaobltie and was usable, la bar weak eon -
Mire, to withstand lbs attack. It web
b• remsmhaeed 'hae diseased at one time
aught the )ower departmeet el our soba.
bore nod gays the Leet of lit "demon to
that oapaotty. She also taught tobeol n
H.rrietoo, and the doctor woo attended her
a her last Illness had been one of be,
Harridan pa, Is The news of Mr. Mo.
thrush's death we. received here with pro
found sorrow, as she was beloved by all
who knew her. She leaves a husband, lir
as. daughter of twenty years Mrs. Me
lntoeb was forty -fin years old. Mr and
Mrs. Osman have the sympathy of the
community In their bereaves -sot. Thee
were ezpsetlmg • letter axing the date of an
eteeded Visit when the ad news reached
'ham.
FANCY
Scissrrs
We keep the
B F. S T
ALL KINDS OF PEN
AND POCKET
KNIVES
and everything suitable
for the Christmas trade.
Be sure to get our Calendar.
ALLAN & Z1cIVER
1110 Wig liarlinko. /osoSt kid. it West Prices
DUNLOP.
Moo ore, Ilse. glad.
Oar popular residents. Mr. sad Mrs A.
C. Yeedonaid, left on raes.lay of this we• k
ro visit their ohildreo is Windsor and D• .
roit, and are to remote there for the wis-
er. Both will be much missed here by ..
ergs circle of frleode.
Mrs. Allem was called te I.odorloh te a••
end the funeral of her Meteor, Mary Card.
Ger, the wile of J •b■ i+oberteon Wes
Roby Malone came op from Nrooe8eld
stood her aunt's funeral with Mrs. Allan
I•b. rem.loe were laid to rest la Colbo.ne
cemetery.
Sceool. F -t AYisATION. — The ensue'
t'tool szemtoetton of N . 9, I Iborne,
narked with a farewell to he.eaon.r, Y -e.
Eva Cooper. came off en Wednesday al e -
soot", this 17th Inst, There was a largo a
:ond.00s from Loyal, Labura and thf•
oleo•, ahlob tared the 'eating capacity nl
.n11 college of learning Io its nlmoet, Co
Wm. Fulford sod 11m. Tobin, as tutor.,
meneged to stow the people away meet
°laces to d Yerent grade. were eramto.
by Mus I.. Gordon. preceptive, of Shop
p.rdtoo . Mn. Blackford, of No. 5. Leg-
horn ; and L. Ksox, the tsooatrg teach*
of this school for 1903, mad. his debut b.
'camels, • oleo. All three aiberwerr, e
gate addreeree expressing tboaeeltes we
"leased with the able aay is wheab the
cholera bad ecguitted themselves. Th.
eaterteinmeet was well gob su up end
...oe of the scholar, In recon g or envoi
showed say bervoueoses. Soaoe forbid•
'outmost. exceptte( In d to Master.
Wilber Stewart and Edward Shaw, Ir,
who to their recitations fairly brooant
down Ines house A parody mos, by the
aoye on the peat notables of the esotloh
was also well 1 mooieed, and a domestic
.mote by tbs girls also made • great bit
°sortie the sod of the program A A
W:Iltame, chairman of the meet log, sum-
moned the teacher to the front to meet ten
'f her pupils, Ruth Shaw and Cleysllo
C,chbourne, who Demented her with an ad
dross and • travailrry nompaaino on behalf
of the school motion whleh she has laugh•
for lb. past two year, with signal euoots..
To Mine Eva ('onder.
Doan lam_ NOR.— lt fM *AIL feeling.
The very best medi-
cine for the relief
and cure of chronic
coughs and bron-
chitis; dry, harsh
throat coughs; irri-
tating coughs of
grippe and consump-
tion; whooping
cough; croupy
coughs of children,
is Angier's Petro-
leum Emulsion.
It soothes and heals the in-
flamed and irritated mem-
branes of the throat and air
passages, promptly relieves
the cough, removes foul mu-
cus, makes breathing easy,
and puts the respiratory
organs in a strong, healthy
condition, so that they are
able to resist further attacks.
It is pleasant to take, agrees
with weak stomachs, aids di-
gestion, and has a healthful
action upon the bowels.
An ....mann EnciSe. Is ketose asd in;
by , nest to h .eptsts,.r rl( by
Omaha ssetTnintn-
10 STOlf, MA81AC II I$TT1h V. Z
of wooers regret that we are calls I up to to
/seer 0011 Ile whir h "tads u• a• earlier .0.1
opus For two te..s you have ire.° .. rt"
a',d a LOW. 1111.• 500 have rt •" y
it on. y,urola„Nir:rst te.cns u ..n
., . v..0 ,weie d yawed( a u. all •n , w.
'.•i 'eat .0 you we nays a suuere it •td
,re Iv o , w'u ever be Ioare.tel ea the
.eliare of No 9 S S , Dunlop, ('oilier..
tuwesb p. Huron emote, 0” are taut to
v.ur eabo-,I du lee aloe. b.ve you ore •
rotthf., to, is our uou•'h w., k. I ii.1.',.o
(..duvet aid S.Oo•.0 subooi, nod to Iso,
in everything whiob bad fur i oto,, . G.•
adviee..owlet of good In our .about. We
desire to thank yen for all you have teem and
ars to U. and to tie name of the seethe wk
you to acoopt its tr•y.11tnr uump.uiuo as a
motel tangible apre.eron of our feeling.
toward• you. lu parting we wool I w ea you
every seoo.s. through Idb, wherever your
los may to cwt, Go on mattog yoursolt
useful la the Master's work, and may the
God whom you s•rye •ter go blurs you,
making your path brighter, you• j'ye deep -
.t sad your a fr.,.. eaglet to be torus.
S good In o•h.il of ins a °tion.
('.y ou•.r.') ("1 irup'le)
A. A. t1 ILL JAU&. RTO. Stow,
floes=T Qna1D. CL.v GLAND I1cii BOSS
J Amis t YISNOI,II
Duorop. Vat 17th. A. D1902.
M 1.• Co -ler math a pl-as a< reply, tb•uk.
e at. h..egad.•• for their klua. a. is •telt
o tog her stay among thoiu. Otto had at
ways toted them seedy to oblige and holy
new in the advaec.went of the whorl. Al,
had worked .o nutty to forward her teak as
te.obel- in their midst The tie wet now
savored, lee she goes to rake a Normal
""ores. Fs -trustees Shaw and Clutton
•poke of the plea.or• of beteg prevent at the
. eamiostloh and the able way the soholare
nod beam prepared for ii and the grogram
Toasts were pursed to Mee Morris and
Miss Dev.ne, of S.ltferd, for their molt..
lions, which were given In good voice.
Jae. Link later, Leebitu's veteran violin•',
mended to the organ selections played by
M e. El t• Youog, 01 Loyal, and also Mow
L. H'rtoo, of Le.buri. Also Mactievto,
she of lw.buru'e yonagQ.r viol.nt•u, aloe
played, sed Horase Bermes a000mp•n'ed
him with the organ. The !atter afterwards
ably pl.yted the tart of Santa Coosa. The I
-ree this year Dams from Le- barn sod wee (
pat Is its pla-s by the Dunlop architect and
dors stripped of its promote wee bidders
from he audteoos in a nest •louts, and
n000aled fry a ourtaro. '1'be teacher was ss
n ed in preparing the too. and schoolroom
iry Moots Ante and Ciao* Lawson, Clara
Fulford and othua. Herbert Mersa lent a
nand by storing one of hie popular s. age.
tVe regret that Harry Morrie was usable to
remote to the "lose of toe grogram. Orme.
McNeil gave •u addles., lid wee follows.(
'y trustee* Quid and James Chisholm
"God Sate toe Roth," aid "Auld Lang
Syne" brought the entertatameat to • clow,
and the ibirreenib year of our sohool came
to as end. Quits a number of the metron.
and others of the fair sex bade Mees Coops.
an aSootiosate lariat/el. To all her pupils
the t.aoher gen a souvenir card. Previous
to leaving for her bows at Clemens she as.
present at Sheppardton sod L..burs exam.
'r auooe on Thursday an 1 Friday aftersoao.
Ibis year an organ was hired by the tesob.
er. at her a ee expense, which was used for
the rehearsal of suede and marches ry the
.cholars. Among those pleseht from ou•-
cade the sec .ou, sot already meoNnssd,
seer, Mrs. R Froze', ;r., of Samford; I',
e• Hasebtoo, of Gatefold; Mary •"d
(idea Yeuag, 111 Loyal; Marie Gordon, of
Sheppardton; Harbert Taylor sad William
F.11 rd. el L..burn.
l 't.uav, Dec. 30 0.
Our sailor boy, Janet Young, t. home
nem his Met season on the Great Lake.
and its meeting smiles of welooere from h •'
oumeroue friends among the fair maids of
Colbo,ns and Arhfeid, who will ooi•r more
shower the not,s of his "beery violin, on
he II airs of their ear nue horns. le lb.
oto so winter pa' I es to hen n..t engeved
it ti t. duty h• will nit thrillrnu tales of
hu expee reaoe. oat 'b• de -p eaters.
mitations
of Dodd'. Kidney Mlle are
legion. The boa le Imitated,
the outside coating and shape of the
pills are Imitated and the sauos--Dodd'•
Kidney Pills le imitated. Imitations are
dangerous. The original in safe. Dodd'.
Kidney Pills have a reputation. Ignite.
tors have noes or they wouldn't Imitate.
So they trade oa the reputation of Dodd's
Kidney Pills. Do not be deceived. There
is only one DODD'S. Dodd's is the
original Dodd's la Ib• name to be oar*.
ful about -
KIDNEY
PILLS
brings quite • number of apples that aero
grows !u Canada's El Dorado, Br h Col-
umbia. These he has give. to a number 01
abs ri sfdents of our 'neighborhood a..p.ol-
men, of what Gan be rained to the Coast
PIA/TIDOS
LEtbultN.
Tr'.Nnst. De,. 30th.
R»' Gaklaier, who re a s mica • a the
Gs.lph Agnosltural College, a. home lee
be holid•re. From • fellow etudeot he
•
"Praise a fair day at
night."
Approve a brand of
shoesafter you have worn
out your second pair.
The last pair as good
as the first, and the first
pair as good as can be
produced for the Makrrz
price- Stamped on the
soles of—
"The Slater Shoe"
t.
•Soofyear rider
PORT ALBI- Ri .
MONDAY, Deo 22nd.
It. Anderson, teacher, loots. tomorrow for
his home in Constance.
Among theme spending the Christmas
Vacation with relatavea and friends are
to Item and Alfred Bennett, of Coto.gu;
Edward and Frank Oliver and Hector
Hawkes, of Port Arthur; John K.ohardeou,
of Cleveland. Ohio, and Walter Hawkins,
of Maletiug.
DON'T FORGET THAT
18 THE PLACE TO ORT VALUE FOR
TOUR MONEY,
Open. Ju. 5th. 1503. Two cone..., Commer
Lal a .d Shorthand. Bend for College Journal,
C - A. ILEMING, A. L.MoINTYRE,
Pres sea
1 BROPIIEY & 30N
— THE LIADINII —
ettxera\ llvccet or* (and
tersere rarefslly atesded le er •ll
h•.un, aiget er day.
Quebec atreet.
Mtkillop Mutual fire lusrr,oce Co.
FARM AND ISOLATED TOW' PROP-
ERTY INSURED
Value of P.operty Insured up to Jsn'nr-.
Bel laa,w dkies.M
OYVit:EHN AND DIRECTORS.
J B. Mofrean, pros. : T. Fraser. vlr•w.r re.. :
Jee. Connolly, J, Dale. W. O. Broadtott, J.
Wart. Ja-. Evan, J. H. Or eve, 1 Re•toew.'e
dig caws;W H aro .Ito r, lealo-rn, Inepsc-
tor or tones ; T. E. Hays, 8asfurth, secretary.
treasurer.
AD t.'r711,
J. W, Tee. Rolm•sville; James Cumming
Egmoodvtllw ; It. McMillan, eeaforth ; R
Smith, Harloak
Policy -holders can pay aiaeeeemente and get
their Dards miming/4 ot Mr. Coati Clinton. or
at McLean Brea' Palace Clothing Store, Gale
doh
Mill Wood
FOR SALE
The a. ove is cut into stove wood
length and will be delivered to any
part of the town the same day as
ordered.
Orders received by telephone or
left at r(sidence, 128 Cambria street,
will receive prompt attention.
'Phone 98.
PETER McEWAN.
WI. MARIAN, Sok Apert, fiodeneh. (Toterich. November 21st, 1899. 53-3m
The fund of Rangje•- - UCH's HATTY THOUGHT"
One Hundred sad Pifty Thousand Canadian Women
have decided for
The "Happy T fought"
Range.
Common Ranges were not good enough -why should they be for yr -
Don't be imposed on by
"just es good " talk. The
construction of The tr Happy
Theecht" is pate.ted, its
design registered, it is totally
different in every respect to any
other. There is none like it.
There can be sone so good. If
yen only knew the time, the
trouble, the labor it would save
yon. how little fuel it uses, you
would not be one single day without one.
The WM. BUCK STOVE CO.,L=h*otD
by
illtS, C. Lib, UOdCIiCl
GET READY. Ts ,a ..,., w.• sect .Ass a, 1 I , anti A . 1....
hsyug a fhesangh keeaNdge el (:,e,n'.uc .led rte' h'sd
.,r5. Tb.
IAN DON, ONT.. has assisted were eterl.nu to profitable poe.uee& during the put
year 'has a V Scheel to the Writ. We w, n14 ire pie...d t• .attar yhe Particulars lin
. poetal
J. W. WEBTZICtVSLT. Principal.
IJordan OMc K I M' S aoderich,
Blont.
3 Bargain Days 3
WY
E intend 1903 to be our best business year yet in Gode-
Y rich, and as a starter we will make the three first
business days, January 2nd, 3rd and 5th, three red-let-
ter bargain days.
We have not space to give you a list, but when we tell you that
in acy department half dollars will do duty for dollars it will bring
you here, no matter how small your wants.
We have many oddments in every line of winter goods that must
be cleared before stookta%ing.
Dress Goods, Millinery, Jackets, Cloths, Clothing,
Furs, Etc.
This is our first bargain day sale, and we will make it • success if
small price tickets on big value goods have any virtue.
Come to our bargain day sale, Friday, Saturday and Monday, Jan.
2nd, 3rd and 5th, and see our idea of bargain days. A little money
will go a long way.
M°KIM'S BUSY STORE.
Lightness of a
Dorothy Dodd
On the Scales.
Agreat many interesting facts may
be discovered with a pair of scales,
but it is doubtful if any single fact
will be more interesting and valuable to
the average woman than the weight of
her shoe..
For this tells her the number of
ounces that must be lifted thousands of
times each day, and a little calculation
will show that she lifts tons of shoe
leather a day—no small labor in itself.
The "Dorothy Dodd" shoe saves the
lifting of more than one and a half tons
every day. A pair of "Dan °thy Dodd" shoes are several ounces light-
er than ordinary shoes. The feet are just so mucin more comfortable,
and you are so much less tired.
Put a pair to the test.
They cost
$3.75.
N. B.—Of course we will give
you par iculars of the °4,000
Prize Contest.
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GODERICH, ONT,
TAILORING...
1 hay. ren.- ve1 nay New stoca of
Suitings, Trouserings,
etc., for FALL and
WINTER Wear.
If you are getting • new .pang suit,
• 1 ht "three .1, or anything in my line,
1 o •n please you in goods, tlt and prIcy.
LW'teady•ttade Cleahlsg le Meek.
H DUNLOP, T:AE;
meri
The Division
M, ween gond and indIOorent
Drugs and Medicines
is stronsly defined hero The (edit.
lerent k nd are reared anti
neyer permitted to form tart of oar
stook. Only goods of mndouored
parity are offered to ens' onion.
Our stock . f
Proprietary Medlolnes
Is any larvr emote are Itw,
F. JORDAN,
11E.111. H 11,1,.
H°1
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
THE BEST
Scraiitou Bard Coal
IN THE MARKET
Al Coal wel1s�hed on the Market Scales
where you.get =11 Ile. for a too.
WM. LEE.
Orden left at Liz a SEIpg&.gD'B
Ston promptly attended farm
50 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
PATENTS
• TRACK MARRO
Onsforis
COPYRIGHTS to
A'trnrle mending a stet eh and eonrrt0ton in.,
Tartly .murrain nor opintirr free whether an
ot went Inn le prn10,1y patentable. (nmmonte .
Homo. newly commented. Handbook on Pot.mta
pent !roe. ride.[ •R eney fir maturing ps tenni.
Potentm taken through Munnri. receive
forret notate, alt lout Chart(., In the
Scientific Jimerican.
A hendonm.iy illustrated soultlf rareest elr-
',Awn • of any .eleeua. gwruaI. Teras. •7 a
ear ; four moot he, St. Sold by ell newadesler•.
MUU & CO 3.18'..ew.^ New York