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THE SIGNAL.: GODI(;RICR ONTARIO.
THURSDAY, February 12, 19(.3.
W. Acheson &Son
GREAT
guying Chances
For Two February Days
Saturday and Monday
February 14aoa 16
WE plbce for February selling -for a
regardless -of -value clearing, many
lines which will go out early on those
days. These special offerings for Satur-
day and Monday indicate our values dur-
ing our February round -up of drygoods.
Capes.
Ladies' Astrachan Lamb Capes,
28 inches long. full sweep and
farmer's satin lined, high storm
collar, regular value. were $15
to $18, 2 days' sale price.. $9,75
Cotton Blankets.
50 pairs white cottc,n blanket,
full size and with pink or blue
fast oolor borders, regularly
sold at per pair 75c, our price
Der pair 45c
Corsets.
80 pain Corset, in all sizes and
from half a dozen of the best
makers, Yatisi, B. di C., Cora -
line, Watchspring, all sizes in
some makes but not every size
in every make, regular value
and price $l.00 and $1.25,
placed at one price 50c
Canton Flannels.
350 yarda 27 inch heavy Canton
Flannel, in white only, regular
value per yard 8c, on saie at5C
Men's Underwear.
Men's •1l pure wool Shirts and
drawers, double-breasted shirts,
finely finished iu every way, in
all sizes, 36, 3$, 40, regular
value 50c to 75c • garment,
sale price 35c
French Flannels.
300 yards finest quality pure
wool French printed Flannels,
for waists and gowns, our reg-
ular price is 50c a yard, two
days' selling 35c
Carpets.
400 yards yard -wide reversible
anion Carpet, new patterns
and beet colorings, regular val-
ue 35c, at per yard 25c
Dress Goods.
125 yards 5s -inch black Cheviot,
heavy weight and suitable for
handsome skirt or suit, regular
price per yard 8Oc, Friday and
Saturday 50c
W. Acheson & Son.
COUNTY CURRENCY.
Brawnier J D. lyres eon of , ha late James
1hno, has • position I. ooseeetlos with the
Amertou Army ..wine Is Useb.
Turaberry -. Andrew Jobb. of Tor.berry,
died asddeoly whit• .o*•ged at h . farm
at sans es Monday of Wt week.
Seeforth : A bright little lad, ytunglet
moa o1 S. Holmes, fall no the sidewalk the
ether •veo'eg, 'motoring bis arm.
H.INts : T. Tremesr. of the 4th, has
rested the farm sl Aedrew Glen, fifty sores,
ss the 3rd eon., for • term et five years.
Sesfortie Mrs. Ps•k., Bask of Comm.nes,
had the mulortsoe to fall se the slippery
fl istakes
Cost
pavetmest a few days ago and had her arm
fractured.
ldeaforth : One day r.esntly • IItU•
daughter of Mrs. H. %Seodley fell and frac-
tured her leg. It is • severe mlefertone for
the t•mily, ha whiob Mrs. Woolley is the
only provider. -
Grey : on Wednesday of Let week •
pretty wedding toot pl,ce at tfreesele
Methodist parsonage. whet" Freak Woods
aril Mie. Holds, youngest daughter of
Hartwell and Mee. Spelese, 16 b our , were
united to mart •ge
Brussels Arch. Crude,' sad family go
back to the old bome,i.ad after • resides*"
of ..serol veers It" Bruseds. The chase*
1. mads owtt"g to tos decease of Mr.Crudes's
father. Their Hres"'Is friend, will ba a
unit it wlsbng them health, b.pplases and
prosperity.
Goderieh towoship : Peter
the 7th o00 , hal the mufort
one of h • fa'. motile Mat week.
osttls were not for water It
got a bone fist In 140 throat
i of • veterinary surgeon were
1 without effeot.
'hBrunel" On Wsdne.day of lest we
ek
e Metropolitan Hank opened it. tiro-, Inroney • agent
; Fred H. Gilroy, of Mcant Forest, ,the to nit k, Brussels, for business,
ageer h• managementefAE
fd•
as teller ; and George Thompson, Ir., Bruit-
, -eel,, as puller.
C.oteloa, of
line of losing
W bile the
1n some way
The service•
eeoured bob
IT was a mistake to buy
the following goods in
so large a quantity, and
now I have to sell them at
a sacrifice to clear them
out.
New Raymond drop head Sewing
Machines, were $40 00, nor►
only $213.50.
Lustrous Perfection self feeding
coal Heaters, were $34.00, now 1
only $129 50.
3 Coal oil Heaters, usually sold
at $5.60 each, now only $5.00'
each.
4 dozen squirrel cage Mouse!
Traps, the beat trap on the
market, were 25c each, now I
only l5c each.
311 dozen sure death Mouse,
Traps, were 5c each, now only
4c, or 3 for 10c.
50 Boren Moulding Hooks, were
15c dozen, now clearing at 10c
dozen.
2 dozen Razor Straps, with razor
paste complete, were IOc, 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 mist be cleared out at a
sacrifice.
Headquarters for
Rowers, Scissor., Table and
Packet OnL'eryy, W'ringers,
5arneee 011., Hammen Dew-
ing, X -rut Saw•. Axes, Files.
log t6e sad mtelllceaoe that hl. doeakier,
Lot. i. H., wile u1 Want. Lindsey. hail posse
rd sway. 40e wag married the veer .g -i
mud weal Wise with her bemired.
Weettield ; While oumlog tram the loo
oral of James Solute un Muwd.y of lest
week, James W ooda' horse wit suddenly
sMikee with paralysis; they managed to get
le tato K. McDolwell's baro, when three
veterloattes hav• been to .Ltrud.uce ; the
animal la In • vete preusnous uuudiLloo.
W roaster : 'l hoe* who remember "Mart"
Tbom•., who was employed to the livery
here some nm• ago, will be lorry to hear
'Mat be met with a serious ►ooldent while
employed on a Dieu at H.uovrr. He lest
one tout and wag utbsrwlwseriously towed
by missing his footing while boarding a
Malo.
So•forth : About • furaalght ego as Mr.
Edwards was driving •long the side road
eluotstde Elward Jarieyu'. I ora in Tuuker-
uuub, and turning out to meet another
vebtule, his horse broke through the end ut
the culvert rad got one of 1t• biud legs
broken, and 6.4 to W killed. The roma'
was valued at $75.
Clinton : Mrs Wm. Taylor has returned
Irian (:Mosso, whither tae bed goon to watt
uu her d.ugbter, who hes been •thog for
tome t1m.. 00 arriving In that o,Ly Mrs
Taylor lamed that the d..otue had clewed
taking Mr.. blsauh 'u another climate, and
the letter lady has gone lit Arsons in
oompauy with bee husband.
S.alorth : Word wit rete veil here last
week of the death of Geo. F.Ier, which
took place at his home In New Orissa.,
Louisiana. Mr. Fisher wit a native of
Seeforth, sod left here about damn" years
ago, and has resided In the southern States
ever moos. He was a printer by trade.
Hs was • younger brother of Mi,. M. Y
Mo/wan and wit about thirty-three veers of
age.
Clinton : Mrs Yam. Cook, had the. ter•
riots mistortuoe to dip on tbro door while
walking ',rotted In her home a new days
ago and break the heed o1 the femur bone,
which will In all probability aeo.i.t ate her
spending the rest of her days on bet bank
in bed. Feb. is one of the wont aooldents
+ hide could hays happened to a person of
Mn. Cook's Si,gshe being eighty year.
old.
Clinton : A quiet weddiog took place o0
Wednesday, Feb. 4tb, at Kingdon, when
Mies Irene H.odenon. only daughter of J.
9. Hoodenoo, WIIL•ane street, wag married
to Ernest 11 Cooper, Montreal Mr. Cooper
is a ton of the tete Won. Coops., and brother
of A. '1' Cooper He is ..oretary of the
1 ',os4tau M•nuf•cturers' Assogl•tion In
Montreal. Hie mother left on Meaday and
was present at the wedding.
Blyth ; Jas. Page and family left last
week Le yleit with friends to Se•fortb and
Mltohell, sod oo Maroh Lt they alert for
l Ii.boro, Assa., where they will maks their
home. The guild of 1 rbnity choral:Fro t at
the home of Mrs. Litllet.or, Tuesday after
noon and presented Mrs. Page with a feat
set. mei to .he evening the You•g Peesole:�
moiety prisesred Muses L use and Ruth.
P.g- wt,1 a Boole sod prayer beck.
11'logbane : Tho.. Abraham has reostved
• let tar from 6 e coo, William, of b ullar•or,
Cellte o's, briegmg sad news Mr Abraham
w ag o0 duty from midnight ahttl 0080 on.
night recently, .bout 2 A. 11 , fire broke out
in his moldeoes, whiob wu•pseddy redwood
to .hes. Nothing was bayed, and the only,
•on,Tommy, who was about nine years of age
oould not be reused. Tommy was • very
bright c'evsr toy. and naturally the parents
are heart broken .t his sad death. Mr.
Abraham 0Ales of the may friend., whose
kindly offers Dame to him In the time o1
his troubles.
Wingbam : On Tneedsy evening of last
week J. 8. Smith, b•rdwer• merchant,
net with an accident, the result of which
may prove rerlous. Shortly after seven
o'olook he sae rdarolog from tee to hie
p'•oe of boeuooee, and whim at the oroeslog
oo Wont. street, nett W. H Grto..'', be
appears 4, h.•ti fallen heavily opera the Icy
oroesleg. At soy ram. he wag found shortly
• t •rwsrds, lying unoon.otoua. Meier,
Ward and Green and others came to hie
sssis.aaos and carried him to bis home
Dr. Cblsbolm was oolickly summoned and
loead • serous wound to the has of his
head.
Rruseel. ; Jame. Shaw, whose farm ad.
'eons liru..eis, met with a .erton. lois •
oonple of wise. ago. At noon nine had of
mottle were allowed to v0 to lbs river to
driok and when they were looked for about
1:30 were found submerged to the toll.
water, th, toe 'vivito broken down with
them, rendering r Impne•Ible for them to
get oat without help. One ot the main al.
had di•ppared loader the Ice and wit not
recovered. As apsedily as possible the
others were acerloated hot wars n chilled
that before they ooeld be got to the .tables
two bad died and four others were dead be -
lore nigh, Tn. lo.ci will foot sap posetb'y
from $300 to $3.50. It wa an unfortunate
otroumdsnoe and Mr. Shaw I..mypatblz.d
wteb In his los.
Blyth Oa Friday morning, 30th alt ,
Mrs, Mary A. Mi.Klmmtoge, mother of
Lira R. MoCommtos, paced quietly away
At the r.etdeooe of her d•a.htsriseed slab' y•
fear years. She got ap and dressed hsr-
sell and died a few minutes afterwards
while slitting 1n • chair.
Ethel : A telegram was received co
Wsdneeday of lest week by Wm. tsars,
Brussels, from Ne.paw•, Manitoba, contain -
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 Angler'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
When you deal With me you can de- condition, so that they are
pend upon it i have just what you 1 able to resist further attacks.
need, or 1 nan get it, or it it is pleasant to take, agrees
isn't made 1 with weak stomachs, aids di-
gestion, and has a healthful
action upon the bowels.
GEO. L. ALLAN
1 An Ie,•. r..rnte„en Rmeld.n 1. Indent and OW
scribed by rhv.h'i•ne. seed 1, hennaed& sol • id W
Magee.' e•erywho s.
The Leading Hardware Storm ANOIRR CHEMICAL COMP•MEs
Homan Goons AT HONKAT PRIORS. 111011TOM, MASSACHUSETTS. U.S.A.
IN CUPIU'S GARDEN.
Old le ugllek 8eug.
'Tea (luau to Cupid's a.Nrs 1or 11..4010
1 dol go,
To cis the pretty Li items that to Ihet
gardeu grow ;
To. tint it w•• Use Jetsam no, the Ltly,
Pok and Kee,
They are the duvet tl,oere that ill that
garden grows. Vi
1'd not been In Cupid's gardism oo more thea
half an hour
When 1 sre'd two tine young mildew,
•-sitting In Cupid's bow'r,
A pulling 780.11417 Jeeloe, the Lily, 1'tok
•old wm
The) are the tloist 11,w.re t6et lu that
garde. Bre..•.
I loudly steps to one of them, and there
to her I says,
•'11, you engaged to neer a young man ?
Come tell to one I pray•.'
"I bsao't engaged to 0.'., a moo, 1 solemnly
dinners.
1 alms to b• • maiden and still the laurel
weer."
Says 1, "My •tars and gortas, why here.'
a pretty go,
For • fin. young meld as ever wee. to fern.
.l1 mankind et."
'rhea t'utber youi maid looked sly at me,
sod from be. seat's tine's rise.,
Mays •6e, "Let us go our own way, and we'll
let she go shw'o."
CARLOW.
FRIUtl Y, Feby. 6th.
Mas Julia Johnston tgwuted In the pro-
gram at the Women's It.t tote "al nom.'
Edd at Uoderich last eve0log.
A large number •trended the first meet•
iog of the Women's Ioetiteve In Auburn on
Loesday lime. A very proti'able afternoon
was spool.
Uordoo Young has made ins annual rounds
the' tut three weeks among the members
of our uoaeregeuoo oolleutiog In • d of the
schemes of the oburoh. Mr. Young hes
had very liberal oontributloos in old of that
good work wblob is being a*,rled on and is
to be congratulated, as be Is the smiler
member of the congregation and 1e yet
eche hale ant beatty, having seen over
feu score yeses.
Moetmr, Feby. 9 h.
Mr. and Mrs. IR:Netl visited Glendale
farm, Mrs McNeil's former home.
The Christian Endeavor Sanity le making
progress, five sew memb-re having been
added reoeetl►. H. Towdey took up the
•opio on, "China and Chinese Missteps," •
paper for ..nloh be deserves credit.
Tits Sunday sobool union convention will
be held In Auburn on Friday. February
20th. The monster section will oommeno.
at 10 o'clock and there will also be aftsr-
noo0 and evens* sesst„o., to which all are
weloume.
KINTAIL.
SATCRUAY. Fob. 7th,
Mho Jamie Griffin nae gone to L.ode°.
J .1 O'Rielly Suuiay.d at Jim Griffis's.
P Dineen left for Muu siog oo Weds's.
lay.
Miss K. Morin u at J. T.
G'Kie:loy'..
Mn. D. L. Howard, of N•w York, 1.
.i.tttog her pwreote.
Miss Ida Flynn. Ktogebrldgs, epeet s few
.leve with K. (*elfin.
Colin MoDonud, of U.koia, Is the guise
ot Moe Flora McDonald
Mrs. .4. L 0mett. of Chicago, Is vatting
at the home of John Styles.
J. C. Dalton, the 0101100x. nttendad the
oyster supper at Port Albert.
Miss Manta I) Kelley eotertnised •
somber .f visitors lest wink.
We are pleased to learn Dan McDonald is
re:overhng from an attack of .cls.iia,
A sleigh load rf peer!' from here atteot-
.4 the ore -er supper at P.,rt Albert. Kin.
tett people are not afraid of snow or ra o.
1:..I. Murphy, of Stretford, agent of the
Deering Co , and J. MaAvey, of I loderloh,
were out trying to tusks • ale ot a binder
J. T. Griffis. They got the premiers of a
sale, but not being eatiefied with that de-
cided to e. to the 12th onnosedoo, but find-
ing the rods to • poor ccnditloo stopped off
.t .I im Grtffiu's,+hers they spent • pleasant
evsoing•
FROM 1 HE COAL PITS
(ores nae ore Proof of sow Dlseaee
Dwpprari(Selene eedd's Sidney ruts.
lot IA,, 101 1, Viotorla Cn., N. S., Feb.
9 (Special) -Angus D. Mol)ooald. goo of
the postm.et,r here, while it work 1n the
oriel We. .reload lite back and was snot
home 10 agony. The dnett r wag tient for
but could do little to relieve Me 'offerings,
and he was laid up all winter.
lase sprang a hotelkesper Webbed him to
try Doild's Kidney Pills. That hotel•
keeper did not see him again t111
August, when his first question was,
"Angus, how's your bank?" "As well
as ever it was." "What cured 11! "Dodd',
Kidney Pills oared me oompietely,'• answer-
ed the thankful Angus.
And the postmee er at Indian Brook I.
always ready to testify to the truth of lits
eon's staiereent.
Dodd's Kidney fills sure disease by curing
Vibe Kidneys.
KINGSVRIDGE•
SAT'RIA', Feb. 7
Tom Murphy Ie sick In bed
Miss Anent Dalton bee returned home
Mies Mergaret O'Malley was the "fleet
of Mrs. .1. Flynn.
Jerry Flynn we are sorry to "'pert. bat •
sore toe. We hope to see him around by
Easter.
The pro Ise euchre 'Arty at N.
Del'on's home 08A • grand •uooesa. But
• few nt the boys wore unfor.onae In having
an upset, whloh left 110 1' lair ladies root•
Ing on a snow bank Noble's hill seems to
be • fatal .pot.
AUBURN.
FRIDAY, Feb. 6 h.
Wow,v'n 1' oTITrTR -- Tee dere meeting
of ta0. Auburn brach of the West Huron
Women'. ln.tltut• was hold In the pnblio
reeling room nn 'lowboy, February .ird
The ettendanow was very good, and the
msettag was prononnoed a •nomoss Miss
M. L. Orme, president of the Institute,
prsslued. Three papers wera rend, one by
Mr. Colin Oemphell. of (Imlerleh, Lim
geoterel w.oretery, on "Unoking Mri!e;"
another by 0. Clark on "Les,enlag the
Labor of Iroe10p;" and one on "fable
Manners," by Mrs R. M. Vetter, presi'.mnt
of thls hranoh. it le hoped the,. the
Interest In this work will inoresse, and that
there will be a Iargar attendance at. the Best
meeting is Marsh. .
'pretty ewer for Cramp* and 15111.
The meet rellahle nen for Cramp*. Celle,
Ityeeste.yy, and dammer Complaints is tea
drops of Pot*ea'• Norville. In a little sweat,
semi water. 5,rvtt no retiree • the pale sad
distress at 0n0•. insures prompt rel •f and •
speedy oars ID every twee. Ner•ilme 1a as
exoelias remedy for all pain, whethee (s-
ternal nr esteems', sad •hneld be In or•ry
heemeheld. All I)rugN.ts sell and swam -
awed Nery111ss. f'rios 26o.
TO ADVEHTIBERB.
Notice of onangos wart be loft at this
Office not l•tor than Saturday
noon. The Copy for changes 1
wart be left not lr ter than Mon
day noon. Casual Advertisements'
sooeptmd ao to nor o Wednesday of
each week.
woman's
Weakness
A woman's reproductive
organs are in the most In-
tense and continu+u• syne.
pathy with her kidneys.
The slightest disorder in the
kiu,eyl, brings about a
corresponding disease la
the reproductive organs.
Dodd's Kidney Pills, by r+ -
storing tis kidneys to their
perfect condition. prevent
and cure those fearful dis-
orders peculiar to women.
Pale young girls worn-out
mothers, suffering wives
and women enterin upon
the Chane of Life, your
heat friend 6t
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
BARGAINS IN
GROCERIES
ALL THIS MONTH.
'A line black Tea worth 40c for 30e per
pound.
A 60c black Tea for 40c.
Also 50c Japan Tea for 45c.
A good Salmon at 1Oc, regular price
12Jic.
Also s Salmon, 3 fot 25c.
Bottled Catsup, 2. for 25c. Regular
p: be lbc each.
Regular 15c Salmon, 2 for 25'.
A -Floe Line of Fresh and
Chown Oonfeotaonery Goods
DUNGANNON.
Ntrrice.-The lona) agency in Dungannon
for TRs 810X•11. at the Atm of J. 0. Ward,
1, P.. 000voyanoer, t•-.. who will receive
orders for s,beorier Iona, advert Cow and ion
work. and 1e authorised to give receipt/1 for
amounts paid for the same.
PRUINTATION,-Tbe congregation of
Duugawnnn Methodist ohurob showed their
appreciation of the pat services of Mee.
MoNab (tormerly Nie, Frank Crawford) 0s
presenting her on the occasion of her wed-
ding, with en address accompanied by •
handsome art of Dresden china Mrs. Mc -
Nab, as 1s lodiated hy the address whiob
follows. has been • valued worker in var-
10u9 beamobss of the ohuroh's efforts fur
several years.
Mem. Mr Nan.
liana many bleeds in the
church desire to •cones the high esteem In
which you are hold. Your m•o r noble
gmalltlw, .zoellent spirit and affable man-
ners /aye won you • warm oleos In oar
affection. We would espeolaliy empbe•ize
th• faithful and ttHcient service. se cheer-
fully rendered to the cburob and the Master,
h.r a nam I'm of years, as o•gantst of the
church and of the League, and o. • teacher
and worker in the Sabbath school. We
heg of you to socept this set of Ungdeo
,•nIna ea a dight token of our high appreol••
t ton of yourself sea fiend and cc -worker,
and of your valuable labors in rue church
.f Cbrl.'. We trust that In after days the
sight id this memento will recall pleaeoot
memories of earl.or years. We prey for
you and your "'teemed bu•band every bap•
pines. and en ever-wldeniug sphere of use-
fuloew Io the Master', vineyard,
T. R. MCNAtR
Mae MCNAIR
MR.. 1). G Rte-ittk
Gin STOTRgRfl
Mia. Geo, STOTnBaq
W. Kiss
Dong•nrom Jao. 1903
It says
Something
Floral Department.
. Rowe Carnations, Violets, l'a'ms,
Ferns, etc . okays oat hand. Floral
designs • ,pix i ilTt y .
Out-of-town orders receive prompt and
caretul attention.
CEO. STEWART
GROCER AND FLORIST
Wail' SIDE Mil 41t1. ►Hol.. lust
Stoves and
Ranges
At Wholesale Prices.
I ha e a few of
those str tly up-to-
date coal a d wood
ranges left, w ich I
will sell very c 1 ap
before stock taki
Now is your
chance to save
money on a stove.
IMO
Worsell's
Cheap Stove House.
JordanGoderich,
McKIJI'S Ont.
Block.
SECOND WEEK
MOVI
NG SALE
OUR MOVING
WE ARE
BARGA
SALE I8 A SUCCESS BECAUSE
GIVING GENUINE INSS ALL O V E R.
DRESS GOODS -Anything in the store
at these reduction-
$ .20 Dress Goods, $ .16
.20
.40
.75 .55
100 " " .75
1.26 " •' 100
136 " 1.10
1.50 " '• 1.25
This includes the very staple lilacs and
colored dress goods, which are as staple a
las tory cotton. W. have some other bines
of dross goofs at great deal more reductions.
We must clear the latter before we move.
10c Linings for Sc
12o " 10c
15c " " 12c
18c " 16c
.50 0
Fun, a third off.
Jscketa, a half off.
Mill seuouds and remnants of Table Linen
at s clear saving to you.
Berlin and Zephyr Wool, 5c.
Very sheer linen Handkerchiefs. ladle.'
site, regular pr os 10e etch, now 3 for 1044
Meat's pure linen Handkerchief', were 25c,
sale prioe 151:.
Linen spools for 2c.
Sale pees on Huse.
" • Rmtrnideriea,
" " Clothing.
•• " " Everything.
New Idea Patterns IOo.
We mad sell these goods or move them. Ws ureter to sell them without profit, sad
any tlta• are any way off at all we will .ell without reg,rd to cat. It is to your inter-
est to look int. this proposition, If it is not true it will nit cat you anything. If is is
tette there is a saying for you.
M°KIM'S BUSY STORE.
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YWE FIND that our stock is too large,
Y and in order to reduce it and make
room for spring goods we are going to sell
DURING THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY
T H`E BALANCE O.F 'O U R
WINTER GOODS AT COST
Comprising Men's, Women's, Misses' and
Children -'s Felt and Felt -Lined Goods.
We have odd pairs of -many lines that must
be got rid of at ALMOST ANY PRICE.
RUBBERS AND OVERSHOES at lowest
prices: No. 1 goods. Not punched Rubbers.
Wm. Sharman, Jr.
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J BROPHEY & SON
- Tilt 1.1t.11No -
H utl.erut. llveeetor* uwok
YAmoo mere.
'orders carefully ■ttended to et all
hours, .Igit or day.
Quebec rtreri.
Mill Wood
FOR SALE
The above is cut into stove wood
len.th and will be delivered to any
part of the town the same day as
ordered.
Orders received by telephone or
left at residence, 128 Cambria street,
ill receive prompt attention.
'Phone 98.
�
PETER McEWAN.
tlf, odea , November 21,1. 1899. 53.3m
HELL
TAILORI NC...
1 have reee•'verl my New Strom of
Suitings, Trouserings,
etc., for FALL and
WINTER Wear.
1f you aro getting • new epring salt,
• light nvercoat,oranlthing in my line,
I can plwo.e you in gond., ti' amt price.
Warmly -Wade Clothing In mark.
H. DUNLOP, aTNEET
fora new arti, le when it becomes
Immediately popular. There mutt
be a reason for 9. Only twelve
weeks after the frit bet of
IRON -Ox
TABLETS
left the factory in New England they wen.
gelling In every State end Territory except
Ahik., Delswste end Indian Territory.
1
HE OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
THE BEST
Scrlltou Bard Coal
IN THE MARKI(I'
Al Coal welsgh VI nn the Market (.&ansa
*/here yontgM month, ror a tnn.
WM. LEE.
DON'T FORGET THAT
L/STOW
18 THE PLACE 10 GET VALUE trutt
YOUR MON KY.
Opens Jan. 5rh, 1903. Two courses. Cummer
t tat and Sborthend. Send for College Jour mal,
('- A. FLEMING. A.;(,, MoINTYRE,ileas
McKillop Mutual Fire Ifmtrvoe G:
FARM AND ISOLATED TOW)' PROP.
ERTY INSURED.
Value of Property Iosurel sap to January,
1901e3,e4[er13.SS
orgy calm ANI I1RgCI'nite.
J, 1t. McLean, pima. ; T. Fraser/ viers -prem. ;
Jas. Connolly, U. Hale. W. O. Hroadtoet, J.
Watt, Jac Keane, J. U. Grieve. J. Iteooewe!s,
directors; W. H. Broaden at, eesfn-t h• Inspec-
tor of losses ; T. S. Hays, Seaforth, secretary.
treasurer.
Al amts.
J W. Yeo, Holmeeville; James Cumming
Xentondvllle ; 1C McMillan. Seeforth : R
Smith, Harlook
Polloy-holden an pay auessments and get
thele cards reoelpted at Mr. Cost.. Clinton. or
at Mohnen Bros.' Palace Clothing Store, Rode
rich
Orders left et LElll & sHEPILLS.7$1
Store p'•nmptly attended to.
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BEST
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Consistently Repubiloan.
hews from all of the world -Well
written. original stories -Answers
M queries -Article. on Health,
the Home, New Books, and on
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(arden.
atg •Se i,
The Weekly Inter Ocean
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the only ttestern Newspaper receiv-
ing the entire telegraphic news sere -
me of The New York Sun and sp mol
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reports from over 2 000 special cor-
reepondonts throughout the country.
YEAR ON E DOLLAR
ashsrrlbr for The elgsal 'M -T1s
Veeekty Inter Ocean nen pap, beth
papery ret *l.:.0.
THE MARSHALL SANITARY MATTRESS.
1)%
NMt
oil;
dame'
ech.
in tk
iced :
of.M
flour
aiders
ft
to 1
ber
sPre
so tbi
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n PIM
and
die
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bars
is she
1800
10e11Y
Ott
Why Was It?
It you try the 'tablets, or ark
any person who has tried them,
you will have the amwer.
It is a great medicine for
the Stomach, for the Blood,
for the Nerves.
50 Tabl,fr. 25 Cents
The Division-_�
between gond and Indlflorri,t
Drugs and Medlolnee
is .trnnely defined here. 'I he Indit-
f.rent kind are never ordered and
never permitted to form part of one
stook. Only goods of endoant.d
purity •re offered to oaalnmer•.
Our stook e.f
Proprietary Medlel ries
1. very lure lilies ire new,
F. JORDAN
MFDIOAL HALL.
PAT. 4IPT.. 19as.
THE ONLY VENTILATED MATTRESS IN THE WORLD.
1'erfeetly Ventilated, Perfectly Remittent, Absolutely Nei•nless.
It has handles to lift or carry it by.
in much cheaper and more durable than the heat hair matters•.
h. rannot get. Inmpy, and will not sag trent arae.
11. is the most beaky anti most comfortable Matti -e,. matte.
11111F -Call and examine it. merits. Snldhmly hy
WILMER SMITH.
limier In High Gratlo Fnrnilnre, Furnishings and Art Goods.
Fine Upholstering done to order. IFm*t Street, (1OD111E1f7E,