The Signal, 1903-1-29, Page 5TIIE SIGNAL : GODERICII ONTARIO.
TaoluzAy, January 29, 1903. $
W. Acheson &Son
JANUARY BARCAINS
Simply a plain statement of facts -no exaggeration. Big
money savings are shown on every side throughout this store.
These January bargains illustrate this fact very clearly.
Dress Goods.
460 yards dress .ult'ngs in plain
and tweed effects, full 40 lecher
wide and splendid colorings, our
regular 25c quality, at per yard..
Cotton Blankets.
Double bed size, with pink sod
Wue borders, at per pair, special
Ladies' Jackets.
Fur coats and cloth costa.
BUII'a very One selection of high-
class and stylish ooata in .l1
sins, raaging in price from 96 to
920, now all soaked away dowu
for January. We invite toupee -
tion.
l6(
Disc
Flannelettes.
650 yards 36 inches wide extra
heavy flannels, in pinks and
blues, etripes ami checks, regu-
lar 12ic good", at per yard 10.
Furs.
Lathes' Astrachan lamb (apes.
well luted, 28 W 30 inches long,
full sweep and high storm collar,
regular prime 916.00, for ... .... 912.00
Blankets.
40 pain heavy Targe double bed
size. all pare wool, white blaok-
ets and fast borders in pinks and
bites, regular 93.60 and 94.00
quality, at per pair 9275
Battenck patterns fur January all in stock. Fashion sheets free.
W. Acheson & Son.
Owing 1. senelaa.d 111 health, Rev. R. 8.
0. £alert's, formerly e1 Se. Hitless, has
soot be kis redgnatles as ps.Mr of Wrests.
tier Preebyerien okron.
Physicians say noth-
ing is so helpful for
throat and lung
troubles, whether
acute or chronic, and
for wasting diseases,
as Angier's Petro-
leum Emulsion with
Hypophosphiltes. It
Is pleasant to take
and agrees with the
stomach.
It relieves congestion and
irritation, soothes and heals
the bronchial tubes, snakes
breathing easy, changes the
character of expectoration,
and cures the cough. Its
effects are rapid. It aids
digestion, helps assimilate the
food, and has a healthy action
upon the bowel. Pills and
aperients are =necessary.
�ease wa.bl: win L_ .. �, ar�'era i
tyles er1r ,ninthweal gess ...d.► Trine Am
gSer. nw.M E-Ya+rd rel I s w sine
i k....as base a wY ir• ssna7 ym.a - aabml
Weer, Tonna. amnia.
A.14.?. ►.odaan rrli le mil by &monis
nirser\wa Rash r She era seed rant ea gat
gag Lsn.r.a. Large dm, 9.- sag& s.
IQ1T01. M. 1$A HU$LT1Mr U.S.A.
rlistakes
Cost
Cloney !
IT was a mistake to buy
the following goods in
so large a quantity, and
now 1 have to sell them at
a sacrifice to clear them
out.
New Raymond drop head Kest ing
Machines, were 94000, nos
only 928.50.
i.ustrous Perfection self feeding
tont Heaters, were 934.00, now
only 929 50.
3 Coal oil Heaters, nasally sold
at 95.50 each, now only 95.011
each.
4 doyen squirrel cage Mouse
Traps, the best trap on the
!market, were 25c each, now
only 15c each.
34 dozen sore death Mouse
Traps, were r,c each, now only
4c, or 3 for 10c.
750 dozen Moulding Hooks, were
15c dozen, now clearing at I Oc
dozen.
2 dozen Razor Straps, with razor
paste complete, were 40c, now
only 30c.
2 dozen Thermometers, were 30c
and 35c each, now only 20c
each.
These are only a few of the many
bargains I am offering, and these goods
were all purchased in too large a
quantity and must be cleared out at a
sacrifice.
Headquarters for
ia.snrs, Kenmore, Table and
pnrtket (lot'or , W ringer.,
Harnett* Oils, Harness Ogees
Ing, X -rut Raw.. Area, Files.
When you deal with me you can de
pond upon it f have lust what you
need, or i can get it, or it
boll made
DIRECTORS IN A QUANDARY
Mint la 1. no Mese .Mel e;eeertr\'s tall
s\ewf
The annual meeticg of the West Huron
Agrbullarsl Society was bead en Wedse.-
day, 21st last. Then wee a good ateoad-
aooe, and the Snscofal failure et lase year
was the pause of • good .1611 of dlacaselo•.
The direction eubmt'ted the following
report, a000mpaaled by the tleasurer'e
eutemeat
(:ederlab, January 21, 1903.
To the members of the West Huron Agr1onl
tart! and God.rloh Horilouharnl Societies
(:RNTI.aMc,,-lo conform ty with the
Aot nader which we are organized, and by
wbiob we hold the g.N W. Eihibitloo, we
beg to submit for your 000sideratlon the
following report of our put year, with some
reoommeedattoaa ter the oouideratlon cf
nor suooe..o,.
The ant else seat out to memt•re and
prize einem' to November last art torth the
state o1 oar finances, and we herewith
Drowns aloe the treeaurw's statement, as
requited by statute, with the auditors
oertl6oate thereto. W• regret that wears
oat ahle to make a snore favorable showing
for the put year, but the prinoleal
deficieeoy is the falling off In gate receipts,
paused by the •zoas.leely bad weather
whloh prevailed nearly all the week of our
fair
As .101.4 to ear o.ro.lar of November 23,
we held several mutings te o.nsldee the
beet mare* to pursue, and the deoutoo
arrived at you are all faultllar withis
discussing our action we ask you to Lear in
mind • feat which es (blot has boon loot
sight of by .ems, that for the put fourteen
years year board hav• been carrying a pot•
caused by deficits In former year., and
which had tut year r..ohed the sum of $750
The oriels of the debt was a deficit la 14488,
w hets we hell a tour day..hew sod there
was rale .very day the. week. Th. Interest
en thew note., reommed from time 1e•1I,te
siuoe bas .ggreg.tod 9417. wbio6 shows the
wl.dom of wlpieg off • .I,fi.tt the seme
year la which It arlso.. to the prim I:.t hr
1902, mottos was given the. the board were
by resolatloe, empowered to p.y off 9300 of
th1s note from rhe receipts of that year,
lrrnl eo117e of the prize I. .t. and, a already
stated, se ha•, carried out that resolullon.
How beet to mut the remainder ot that
indebtedness we ark yon to coaald*, sad to -
"moot the board yea may cheese today
WI:at of 16e futon' Wb•tshould be
deo. 1. revive Interest In our 1.11 lair, and to
bring 11 up to the ob. ir.d 000ditloo. wblub
present day agrloaltare demand"' May
opinion* are .z pressed sad .aggeetlo05
mad., and w• deem it win to present some
•f t►.0 for your consideration, that
you may more eo.Ily instruct your new
hoard
1 A thorough n•lelon of the prize 1 es,
somewhat on the lieu suggested In the
model hos prepared by the i).partmeet of
Agriculture with the •s.ltsaoce of the Can
-
sense A,.00latlon of Fairs and F:zblbltloo..
Them changes seed not be enumerated here,
bet they are hued ria the r.00mmendations
of the various 11.. stook aa.ca:arloni and the
metsuoo..elal fairs in the Proal,(..
2. If ealy a two day's fair Is bold, •
change In 16. regulations that will allele •II
Ilse stook to be hruugbt in and judged o3
the seemed day, Poe 11 tub 1. done, then
•11 eih biters of snlm•Is torrent perhaps
grade fettle) should Ie compelled to take
titans or Dens, •nd tbefeu therefor feinted
M • one day rate.
3 Methods of management Whore •
Gatos of Nolen.. .able, se in oar one, the
joint beards number twenty -sir mowers,
sod tbooah all are oeppoe.d to take an
active toter!** In the fair. and promptly
carry out any wort wbleh may be ailntted
to them on the various committees, they do
not do so, and frequently neglect and delay
mace, which Ie pu.tleely detrirental to the
. roe eeful monagemmt of the 1.11 fair
It 1. argue.) by some who have seen thio
effect on our Stalely, that. 1f the wort
mnld be placed In the hand. of • trustier
mmmlteee not to exceed five, who would be
e lyen fall power te deal with all matters
u p to the day of the fair, better results
would be attained.
(itbar, have advocated the hiring of a
thoroughly eotive and ezperlenoed man as
mansg.r,wbowould he paid Inc hle service",
het would be held reepoosible for the pre•
partition and oarrylog out of •11 th• details
requisite snob year.
This annual meeting may suggest other
ohaegos, hat we oertalhly think your new
Noted should try some d,ffwonl plan than
time whloh has been followed In the out,
men or ler unsatisfactory each year.
What shall be done 1 3 wipe oat the re-
GEO. L. ALLAN
The lending Hardware St've.
NONFAT 0001ls AT HONEST PRIMA
u 4a4er of our Isdebtedaeae, wkieh immune
to about $4501 Two plans testy hay. been
. uggeeted.
(l) Auk the town oouuoll of (4 «dorloh to
donate half the 1040001 and the Society
gado/take some spooled effort to raise the
ether ball.
(2) Engage oan•aeee.• to sell at (east 1000
membership Nok.10, on the an suggested
It our (dreier November 234.
Your board ere ounvle that with a
sloes tloauolal slate for 1903, and •t least
some ul the (bangle mentluaed In 161. re-
port, we can reasonably hope for the
Inauguration of • new era in the history el
our fall fair, wbloh will meet the conditions
that present day agriculture and ktudred
Industries demised, and prose a noanolel
e uooew as well as an enoour•gemant to the
dey.l .pmeot of agriculture, Isttloulture and
those otber branottes which tae under the
work of fall fairs.
.1. C, M.aatl, President
rtMARI'IA1, ITATIMINT.
Reosipt.,-
guveroment grant $
County greet ..
Memberahlp fees and donatloas....
Idrmbereblp lee. retal.gd for 1903
Ilse c recelpt•
Yulle, Wue, step
Borrowed on note
Hortaoultural lees
Horticultural mem. retained for
1903
386.00
20.00
144.00
79.95
292.40
88.80
189.45
129.00
82.00
91411.60
Debursemente, -
Ov.rdraft t0 leak $ 97.28
Special prizes paid r 41.00
Mem. foes retained 161.96
Prizes of 1901 pald 76.50
P.Id on note... 489 45
1'.Id Interest 69.00
Wareing expenses, salaries, print-
ing, band, etc, etc. ....
M Iso, I leneous
Balance on hand
376.61
59.67
bl 24
91411.60
Exception was taken to the action of the
directors in not devoting at lent a percent-
age of the year'. recelpte 10 p•ymene of the
aotoal expense Incurred by erblblton, but
to the end the opinion seemed to be that
perhaps the beet way was to wipe ant the
entire indebtedness as speedily as possible
and start with • oleao sheet and improved
method,.
The *teatime of ...thous resulted as tollows,
1 ballots being necessary on the selec-
tion ot se000d vb. preadult, aid tine direc-
tors from the township/.
President, J. C. Hartle ; vioe-preelde.ts,
W. F Clark and Isaac Salkeld ; daubers,
John Marquis, Jobn S.lkeld, er., Geo. W.
Sturdy, of l:oderlob township ; John Barr,
Hullett ; Col. Var000 and Wm, F lout.
Colborne ; Robt, Thompson), C. A. Humber
and W. T Marney, town.
The goestlon of dates, revision of the
prize list and other details were left In the
hands of the pew board, who met at the
oonolt.ion of the 1 meeting, and re-
appointed James Mitchell as secretary. H.
L Watson as treasurer, end W. 11..Robert-
son and Wm. Lane as auditors. The prod
dent, Dr, Clark and the "ureter, were ap-
pointed a urnmittse to welt on t6• town
commit with reference to the Iodsbtedaeee,
and Sept. 29 and 30 were selooted as the
dates of the fall show for 1'403. Tb. board
will be called together as soon as the oom•
mitts. have an answer from the cannon.
CENSUS OF 1901.
Mere I.tereotlag wagerer' Refaties t. 1\e
toasty et sere..
As Intereetioq volume on the amens of
1901 has been Issued from Onews, and w,
take from 11 some figure" relating to our own
county. The population of the three rid-
ings of Huroo is given as follows :
1901. 1891. 1881. 1871.
Huron, East -17,267 18 96S 21,720 16,425
Hares, Soutb-17,448 19,184 21,991 20,254
Huron, West -14,774 20,021 21,.`12 21 306
Though the population In each of the
I idings bas deers/red amps 1891,1he number
of houeoe.rid famines allows all Inorosae all
ronnei. an inclination of the tondesov to-
wards smaller familia.. The figures are
Houses. Families.
1901. 1891. 1901. 1891.
Heron. East -3 710 3.644 3,749 3,677
H aro(, South -3,769 3638 3,814 3,692
Huroo, Weet-4,004 3,894 4,027 3,958
In Eset Burets there are 8,618 males and
8,649 females ; to South Harps, 8,721 males
Gad 8,727 females ; f0 West Huroo, 9,277
males sad 9,497 females Io 1891 the males
lumbered more than ►he females In East
awl South Harps.
lo Feet Huron there are 5,236 giggle
males and 5,067 single females ; 3,104
married men and 3,114 married women; 279
"widow men" and 477 widow womso.
In South Horeu there an 5,418 .Ingle
males and 5,179 siert, females ; 3,053 mor
reed men and 3,061 married women ; 249
widowers and 486 widows.
In West Horan there are 5,786 single
melee and 5,632 single females ; 3,222 aw-
ned men and 3,207 married women ; 269
widow moo sod 637 widow women.
'Teat the towns and villages have gained
In point o1 population at the expense of the
rural distrints 1. olearly .hewn by another
table, which elves these figures for the
Huron riding. :
19(1 1891.
Haul Urban. Raul. Urban.
Huron, East- 12444 4,823 14 166 4,8.12
Huron, South -13,826 3 623 15 948 3 236
Huron, West 12,069 6,705 13,547 6.474
The sbovs figures all relate, of neane, to
the rldioge as co0e:ituted for 1),mmton
election purposes. These Where do not,
however, make up the whole of Halon
onunty, the tewoahip of Osborne being to
the electoral district of South Perth, and
the township of Seephen and the vlllae. of
Kxe'.r to the shooters! district of North
Middlesex, (.borne has • population of
2,367 ; Stephen, 4,172 ; an I Exeter, 1.792
Adding these figures to throe of the three
rid.ngs, the total population of Huron
000017, at the tablas of the (ensue, w..
41,890.
t•1.r1'I.Ar1q,N Pr MUNI, ll•A1.ITILA.
The area lin sores) and the population ot
t6e various munlolpalttles are 11 follows :
1
A GOOD
COMPLEXION
Who
does not wish to
possess it?
Who does not delight
to see it?
It is the beauty of good
health. It is the evidence of
rich blood.
1111211120
IRON -OX
TABLETS
MARE film BLOOD
RICH AND PVIUD
J0 Tob/ete 23 Cent.
Area
A,hh.ld...... . ....67,174
Colborne 36.834
Ooderielt towasblp...63,849
Croy 65,341
Hay 54,241
Howick 71.860
Hallett 53,312
IloKIllep 53900
Morrie 55.155
Stanley 43.294
Stephen 58,106
Taok.nmlth 42,708
Tarnherry ... 37,054
Debora* 42,920
Wawano.h, Reef 42 997
Wawanoeh, West. 43,186
Hayfield 1,762
Blyth 429
Broads 900
Motes 900
artier.. .. ... , 1.275
Oted.riob 1,200
H.awll 500
Seafortb 550
Wi.gham 650
Preseter..... . 504
Population•
3,497
1,866
2,628
3.557
3 627
4.140
2,898
2 686
2 606
2,152
4,172
2463
2,141
2,367
1,960
2,215
568
871
1.114
2 547
1,792
4,155
2 245
2 392
446
Army, 1 Frleed, 26 heleo,ing to venous
sects, and b us.peol8ed.
0141i,1011 0r TIlI rKorl.a.
411 the population of Bast Hume 4,003
are of tf(bglteb orlglo, 6,455 of Irish. •rid
5,532 of Oootob oriole, 1,249 o1 0e11uau, 98
ot Dutch, 34 of F'renuh, and • few others et
different origins.
The population of South Heron le divided
by origin as follows : English, 4,499; bleb,
4,641 ; Sootob, 4,640 ; lemma. 772 ; Ger-
man, 2,812 ; Uutob, 16, and • few othsu
simmered.
Of Weat Huroa's population 5,612 ars
Foetal) in orlglo, 7,378 Irish. 4 908 Sootob,
5/ of other British orlglo, 72 F'renoh„737
Unman, 8 Itetob, 21 Sondtnavlan. 2
Russian, 8 Jewish, 11 Swiss, 2 lodleo, 2
Chiles" or Jep.oere, 4 negro, 10 of ••rlous
orients, and 42 uospeotlied. Uoderloh has
1,184 F:tallith people, 1,296 frith, 1,423
Sootoh, 12 of other British orlgl.,23 French,
171 german, 4 Dutch, 12 Soandln.ylan, 8
Jewish, 9 Swine, one Chinese, 4 negro, and
11 unspmlded.
Other sobedules give the divisions ot the
population by nationalities', the blrthplaoe
and oltlzenshlp of Immigrants, and other
tabulations, but readers of Tag 8:UNAL will
probably find In the figures alre•dy given a
suttiolent task fur their mental digeat:on for
the pree.ot.
New Hee l'.0.1.. Habil starts.
generally from aaln, catarrh snuffs and
ointments 000tdolos this deadly drag. 11 1s
well to remember that the ouly,direot saes
►tfiu oar• for o•t.•rh le Catarrbozone, whloh
owes by the Inhalation of medicated air.
Simply breathe Catarrhorooe, and it will
care all forme of Hronobitfe, Asth-
ma, Lung !'rubles sod Dulness. Every
breath from Cat.rrbc„ons lobaler soothes,
heals and relieves. 1'ermanant ours awann-
teed eyes though other remedies tailed.
Try Oatarrbozone, price 91 00; small size,
253. Drained', or N. C. Polson A Co.,
Klsgstoo,((at.
Dr. Hamilton's Pals Cure Biliousness.
Stoves and
Ranges
At Wholesale Prices.
I have a few of
those strictly up-to-
date coal and wood
ranges left, which I
will sell very cheap
before stock taking.
Now is your
chance to save
money on a stove.
*TAT1fTl('* Of I113tION*.
Fast South West
Heron Huron Huron
Muslims. ..... 2,626 15.19 2.832
Retest* . 428 164 300
Cengr.gitlansliet• .... 162 3 42
1,16eran. 426 1166 55
Methodist... 5 804 4,478 7,212
Prsshytwla.... .. 6.768 6,6114 6 232
Roman Catholics 400 2 262 1,700
vaMelfied 94 103 46
Vdbas sesta 670 1 170 366
The taws e1 Geste ic4 1. e•'d to have 419
Remus (lathe tar, 701 Aesiioaas, 1 6713
Presbyterians, 1,214 Methodists. 47 Rep-
liers, 5 Menseallea, 2 i.athraa.. 27 BretA
res, 17 Dlesepls., 8 Adventl.ta, 13 Ssivatlen
Worsell's
Cheap Stove House.
TAILORING...
1 have recs.-veil my New 't coca of
Suitings, Trousering
etc., for FALL and
WINTER Wear.
If you are getting • new spring suit,
• light overcoat, or anything in my 11..,
I can please you to goods, fit and prloa
gageady-trade fl.t\l.g 1s Meek.
13. DUNLOP, : ;BR
The Division
bei wren g ,od and Indifler.nt
Drug's and Mediolnes
1. strongly defined here. The loth!.
fluent kind are never ordered and
never permitted to form part of our
stock. Only goods of undouoted
purity are offered to oaalomore.
0.r alook of
Proprietary, Medlotnos
1. very lure Prices are low,.
F. JORDAN,
MEDICAL HALL
Mill Wood
FOR SALE
The al eve is cut into stove wood
length and will be delivered to any
part of the town the same day es
metered.
Orden received by telephone or
left at residence, 128 Camhrie street,
will receive prompt attention.
'Phone 98.
PETER McEWAN.
G.Nleneh, Novemher 21.1, 1899. 63-3m
HEART 11
ISEASE
fa a eymptam of Kidney
Disease. A well-knowe
doctor has aald, I saver
yet made a post-mortem es"
amination ins caseol death
from Heart Disease wlds-
out finding kiss kidneys
wereatfault." The Kidney
medicine which war fret on
the market, most meoeea-
ful for Heart Disease and
all Kidney Trouble', and
most widely Imitated 1.
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
BARGAINS IN
GROCERIES
ALL THIS MONTH.
A tine back Tie worth 40c for 301 per
pound.
A 50c black Tea for 40c•.
Also 50c Japan Tea for 45c.
A good Salmon at 10e, regular pries
12ic.
Also o Salmon, 3 fol 25• .
Bottled Catsup, 2 for 25c. Regu'ar
price Hee each.
Regular 15c Salmon, 2 for 25c.
A Fine Line of Fresh and
Choice Oonteetlonery Goods
Floral Department.
Roses, Carnations, Violeta, Palms,
Fares, etc., always oa hand. Floral
designs a specialty.
Out-of-town orders receive prompt and
taretul attention.
CEO. STEWART
GROCER AND FLORIST
WWII' .ars eat; Asa PEONS Its
DON'T FORGET THAT
�/STOWEL ,
I8 THE PLACI 1'o HET VALUE FOR.
YOUR MONET,
Opens Jan. nth, 1903. Two tonnes. ('ommer-
, dal sad Shorthand. Bend for College Journal,
C. A. FLEMISH, A. 1. MCINTYRR.
Pres. Sec,
BROPIIEY & SON
�'�+• - TNg 1. JAUIN,. -
!%6, .eYa\ \ re.e.<ov* nom\
TtAmoo,VoNtr,s.
[Orders carefully a'teaded to n• ■11
boar., night or day,
(k.rIrer
Mckillop Mutual Fire Insurince Co.
FARM AND ISOLATED TOW' PROP-
ERTYiNBURED
Value of Property 'morel up to January,
1901 M:I,o4w,.75,en
OIVICRN0 AND UII(RCTnµi,
.1. R. McLean pros ; T. Prager, vloe.prrs. ;
lee. Connollyr, b. Dale, W. O Hroadfoct, J.
Watt, Jae. Evans J. O. Deere, 1. Henhewe•s.
directors; ; W O. Breed/0 is. 5,. it.. 'h, inspec-
tor of losses ; T. E. Hays, Seel cll., secretary
treasu rsr.
AORNT14,
J. W. Yon, Hnlmesville; James Cumnitng
RMmondville ; It. McMillan, tleaforth ; H
Smith, Harloek '
Polioy-holden can pay seeeeetnente and get
their Dards recelpted at Mr. Coati. Clinton. or
at Moi.ean Bros.' Palace Clothing etre, Oo.fe
etch
HELLO !
THE OLD
RELIABLE
ALL KINDS OF
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
THR BE"'r
Scraiitou Bard Coal
IN THE MARKET
Al Cosi weighed en the Market Scat. s
where yoa,1et WrIn the. for a ton.
WM. LEE.
Orden left at LEE & SE2PU..LD'8
Store promptly attended to.
DOMESTIC ECONOMY.
Jordan
Block.
Household economics has becomes scientific study, and one of Its
most important lessons is that the foods which enter the body
should be) the greatest purity and best quality that is powi'tlo
For the preparation of these wholesome foods oars must be exer
cued in procuring fine -claw Groceries. and it is to this branch of
the housekeeper's work that we believe we can help you. Our
stock is good and fresh and extensive, and we 6)1 all orders promptly
and carefully. (live 110 a trial.
THE GROCERS, WEST SIDS SQUARE. Telephone No. 91
NicKIM'S1
,
t.
W. A. McKI rI
is Visiting
THE QUEEN City this week, after
- snaps. Look out for the
BARGAINS NEXT WEEK.
ttlItttlIrtrItttIttttrItItt
Furs, about one-third off.
Jackets, one-quarter to three-quarters off.
Men's Overcoats for 93.50.
I3iq bays' short Overcoattq, leas one-third.
Double. fold Meltons, 15c.
54 -inch all -wool Homespun, 48c.
Millinery at any price.
New Idea Patterns are the best.
1444444444
McKIM'S BUSY STORE.
Lightness of a
Dorothy Dodd
On the Scales.
Agreat• many interesting facts may
bd discovered with a pair of scales,
but it int doubtful if any single fact
will be more interesting and valuable to
the average woman than the weight of
her shoes.
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 "Dorothy Dodd" shoes are several ounces light-
er than ordinary shoes. The feet are just so much more comfortable,
and you are so much It.es tired.
Put a pair to the .oat.
They cost
$ 3.75.
N, B. -Of course we will gi e
you particulars of the Pitl,010
Prize Contest.
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Wm. Sharman, Jr., has exclusive sale at
GODERICH, ONT,
The King of ll.cgtee- "DUCH'S HAPPY THOUGHT"
One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Canadian Women
have decided for
The "Happy Thought"
Range.
Common Ranges were not good enough -why should they be for yo•
Don't be imposed on by
" just as good " talk. The
construction 04 The "Happy
Thought" is patented. its
design registered, it is totally
different in every respect to any
other. These is none like ft.
There can be none so good. u
you only knew the time, the
trouble, the laborit would save
you, how little fuel it uses, you
would not be one aingie day without one.
VII The WM. BUCK STOVE CO.."VitryiTitORD
Meld
by
CIIS. L. LEE, odoricli
ALL TB USEFUL BRANCHES are taught iri the
t fur stailen's are not iitarantoed Dice otos, but niter a course in this college it will be
No Trouble for Them to Hold ,Any Position. We aid then), if possible, to ob-
tain employment, but we first equip them to wainiai,4 the (IML;') reputation this school
ha* acquired.
J. W. WESTEiRVELT. Principal.