The Signal, 1903-3-19, Page 4TROISDAT, Meech 19, 1903.
THE SIGNAL : GODERIUH ONTARIO
201hCenturyBrand Clothing
Is bound to win, can't help it, once p *pie know what the 20th Century
brand of clothing really is You esti t cos Ipare it with the onto., dry iteatly-to-
Wear clothing, it's not in that class ; cowpire it only vvitit high class ordered
work. This maker's geode are matte from tine ttnp'erted wors'ed and tweeds,
first -clan* linings aro used, cut in the latest Amer! 01 lityl. e, tine tirm'l guaran
tee Roos with every garment. Prices for this high claw clothing range from
11000to$10.00
Beatles keeping a sock 01 the above goods, •p'i it cede . f,r this wak••r'a
Roods are tskeu, over 200 samples of the latest goods to choose from.
We can fit you no Matter what your shape• is,
investigate our claim. fir: TH B 30tH CENTURY BRAND.
o.
Our Men's Working S :iirts
As advertised in last week's Signal, have Mem selling well. people who have
seen them admit they are the beat for the money they Ila,. *ler seen. Thee
shirts aro all American make, Made of goad strong material, all seeels double
stitch, some are double front and back, good full sines.
OUR PRICE FOR THESE SHIRTS 18 ONLY 150o.
Ws want you to see those shirts: If you do we are sure to have
your future trade for,WORKINO MEN'S SHIRTS.
PERFECT FITTING
CLOTHING HOUSE.
M Fl 2.7'13
W. C. PRID1IAM
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VANATIKR & KOBKKTSON.
000tIItl'll. TIIUltMI)tY. MARCH le, not
SALUTATION.
This week we present to the 'metiers
of Til& SIGNAL the first issue under
the mew proprietorahiI). t)) doing so
it seem% fitting that ne /should Make
some statement of the aims and.
purplowes which we'intend to ho'd in
view in the conduct of the papier.
Our, first duty is to return to our
sulrwrilierry sufficient value for their
investment ill nuns and such gegeml
information as it is within the
province of m weekly newspaper to
provide.. We will apply ourseI%1: to
this end and trust that we shall 1m•
able to furnish it news service which
will fully satisfy our obligation in
this respect Beyond this lie those
responsibilities, comprehensive and
not easily tip ire defined, which a
newspaper it supposed to take upon
itself in its capacity as a ectad-purale
inetitutirn) To do wluat in him lire
for the ml'aneenent of the interests,
material and other, of the ter tu1uunity
in which his laden' is pubaahed ; to
supply a medium through which the
voile of the people may be. plainly
heard: to discuss public questions wit
eineelity of purptiee laid with ms, eye
!dumb. do the public weal -these are
obligations which the newspaper
publisher (night rhe'•fully assume ;
and although we would avoid p: (anises,
diniring rather to be judged by our
Is•rformanlew, we have to intention of
shirking any of the I4ala11N11/lhtlee
properly devolving upon us We
hope that under our management THK
814;NAI. will prove itself useful: of use
to its leaders, of use to our town and
to the other cemmull e14 which 111:ike
up Its constituency, i U44', may we
say, to our conntry.
think, and the newspaper is the nat-
ural inNtruniellt for the setting forth
of such ideas as are worthy of (wing
:added to the general store of intelli-
gence. Tile $IIl'AL will entity give
Ile t0 annilluuioatiofls upion ques-
tiiryns of general public interest.
conclusion, we would express
our lit\easure and gratitude in --(laving
from
hearty
task we
wishes be A
EDIT
ur friends m, ninny and mo
wishes for success in the
eve undyrtakee. May the
ply fulfilled !
RIAL NOTES.
In politics', Tiue Sn:iAL hes Iserf
independently Liberal ; we purpose it
Abell remain iso. The idea of hide
pendent* in journalism' Iles leen
noticeably growing of *'cent yeast in
Canal*, and 1t is a wholesnn1 sign
True, there have been for many years
in this country journals 4hi1.11 have
made a Glow of independence, insipid,
,purposeless things of the "if," "but"
the other _ land- style- --of
this sort of "independence' the lees
the (setter. 01 immeasurably greater
ulefulne,u, to our mind, is the ,journal
which, believing in certain lines of
policy, esp1oumes the causal of that
party through whirl it reanam4bly
hop's its *1111'. *lay he •achieved : not
yielding it slavish allegiance. nor
denying '.orae virtue in the oppMite
party, but supporting its own• party
warmly when it is right and tmkiug
the•pNtrt of a 14nditl friend when .it
gees wrong. in this apirit "Tim
1314:NA1. purposes to; entltinue, pre.
fel'ring principle to party, di/seeming
nlelsulen rather than men, but. honest-
ly and fairly edvrx'nting the care of
Liberalism so long tart it k'liete4 such
w courwe to be in the best interests of
the people whom itw•iahea to serve.
There'ie one respect in which, with
the • (o operation of pulsus spirited
citira'ua the v*Ire of the average
newspaper to its tToatitmensy may he
greatly Increased. This la 11) the
prvaentat ion of the views of ,nen who
are well qualified to inform and *til ase
their fellows. Not many will be found
willing to admit that tie brain% of the
eonnnunit.y Are 4s, pnaa4aainte of the
newspaper editors, yet to them is left
*linnet eliehisively the diMrn4Minn of
matters which are of import and
concern to ell in common Why
should this lie 4oi (;mat benefits
'Mould finer from the 1•O' on inter-
change of opinion among people who
Oi,t'lrio posit'
* sled I•dIy "Ii.
Thu m' oilier for
been but a oho. t time
tic,( footlights, hut he 1
just at pre •.alt have
y'' ffvvor.
Manitoulin his
fore the poli.
I,,ij.t lung 1he
tors already mild \as proved
him*' if an adept in tokin' m double
•
No matter what nun tow), tit' k of
the (fanny charge•, there is no doubt
that' public sentiment domande w
ch*' ge for the litter in p.ilitical
recross. in Ontario. Neith..rpiety is
in a . rs:t ion to cut stones es at the
other.
There-nhould lie no delay in the
appointment of a street inspector for
the town. The made need attention
iultuelietely, and a good man should
be placed in charge of then) as quickly
as passible, We notice that the Huron
• fy- tin+ roe
The
(Ilatanee
at
which
the
empire of
the Crar Inge behind in thhe march of
political end atx•ial progress ig, strik-
ingly indicated by the dt'cror which
h,►4 just 'been hewed to the Huasian
people Freedom of, religion is pro -
el iimed,
ro-
eliiuled, provision is wide for the
establishment of a tertian me*sure of
lord self govenluu lit, and the system
of forces labor auiong the peasantry
to Ire nlnlishel. insurance companies,
if there ore any in Itn'ai*, will) now los
111 a -position to abate somewhat the
premiums upon risks on the Crer'e
lift`.
'flet was a naive remark *made by
one elf the Manufacturers at the meet.
log in Toronto last week to the effevt
that the Manufacturers' Aswx'i*tion
w*M lir favor of a tariff pleferenee to
Oreat Britain. "We are in favor of
:anything to promote imperial feeling.
Ilut w'1• Kant the tariff raised, so that
when the preference is granted to
British goods e. wi!I hake -morn _pre-
leetion-7 When the British menu-
faeturer sees that his gooda are exclud-
ed from Canada by a tariff framed i in
behalf of the monopoliate, he is to be
eonaokd by the fact that the duties
,against Uniter! States goods are higher
still John Bull is not quite *simple-
ton; neither is the Canadian consumer.
IRON BEDS
Just arrived, a fine assortment of IRON BEDS for the
spring trade.
Also a number of ASH EXTENSION TABLES,
exceptionally good values
We have a large assortment of DINING ROOM CHAIRS
from 58.. each and upwards. Come in and
examine them.
Picture Framing, Repairing and Upholstering promptly
attended to.
BECKETT & STAUNTON
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Night ane day calls promptly attended to. Night bell at tI e
store, West side of the Square. 'Phone 89.
CURRENT OPINION. '
The epee. Sas Changed It. Wad..
'Hamilton 14114 (tltl ln• : We haven Ilio
lot of choice plragtmph' about Mr.
I::itney. written a little w'1411e ago,
which w•/• elder her male to (frit mews-
pNtpe•1s at bargain rates.
Adding to the Vocabulary.
14uulun Advertiser : 14)11( Aveleiry..
the English ecieutist, has • 'd a new
word, w'hIl'h pr. anises to find a Iwrula11-
ent 1F411441' in the English language.
Speaking 11f the scenery its the north
of England he maid that rocks woe
found •'tmatiVw here." We have "any-
where." 1 "somewhere." and why
not -Man)' where'% It is shorter and
11111r'expr .sive than•• in many platers.'
Land At -.linty has already given to
seiellee the WrMls ulvdihir 1(11(1 11.11e0 -
liths•.
Wow to Attract Industries.
Galt Helwarl.m: New industries
:o.• what ever)' live 14)14')) 114.44413.
\cad all litre tilwn4 1(n• Idler them
1111' manufacturer in these t•
is not llitelling himself to es 414u1 -
'1y of 1141MsINs•ks.s Ile wants t4)
rub shollIlels with well of his kind :
t . feed that his lines have been east in
pleasant j)14441'$. Thi. town that ex-
hibits signs of pt- glees, that looks
healthy, clean and busy, is a plisse that
will in the future :duvet nanufactur.
1.114. 11 Mors a opts. is in addition ag-
gressive in puMhieg itself into not ire
II
444 61111141 to M111.1•IY44I 111 it14 11i111S.
Oood Old Porr.dere. .
Ottawa Citizen : 11 wo11liPsecal that
the demand fur break feet footle has
6.44.11 ensues by the fact that e11u1 41ra-
tively tea c,4.k1. on this side 4)f the
,t t Ia1111e know how t/1 fair ik porridge
properly. This !nay he 11 surprising
statement when the simplility of the
dish IM elons11end. 11(11 1t is a fact that
in nine -tenths of Use hest hotels it h3
impossible to obtain 141tlineal porridge
properly 1'141ke1. The .4ruerican n14tue
of •' 14- more arcmretely dca1•ril*s
the dish which) i'. sert.ell tis porridge.
and 1h is two lin o11'like pNa•rnlgi•thien
half-1' (4M1ke.1 dough is like In,wd. The
ingredient. of porridge are few' :and
1iu'pl•. 1 int (here is a knack in making
1(1111 rind:eg w'111rh 14 its 41tMe11It to er-
twin. ,w th art of hacking a good cup
of 1'14111e. it 1,4 Mot AM N MIIIMI itllte f1N•
INteeitlge h ill as a substitute for the
•rlinal'V IeNdl 4'l a.ke1 tea -ridge that
the easily -cook. brwkha.t foods have
been 1•.oh'et. Ti that extent they are
1111 at 1'1411 are. N' 4•)' wTIl" llet'el'
41111'111 the original a4 staple +fetich. of
diet. when the sat •t• is properly
cooked.
COUNTY GRANT 0
Oblectron to Reding a Private Ent
Public Monet. .
The opening of the I)otninion
Parlienlent has been completely over-
shadowed in public interest by the
Mta►rtling drelopuents at Toronto.
The speeeh form the Throne indicated
the iute•.tion of the ISovernment to
deal during the present aeaaion with
Several matters of importance A
comuliiIsinn of experienced men will be
appointed to report upon the question
'rhe• following letter appears
Indent IN•r of •rhe ne ass •Is PI
11K.vm Sm. I uolirel 14 letter in
Pont it shrift time• ago. toyer the sign
Dae rif Dr. Me\aughlou. giving
'whlil nay -1' 411,11 1Mirde anent
the pt'iv'Nte laetrile' in Clinton. Al-
41Nltlgh the Ihs'lors Moly IM are to
e1e,1(e exaggerate(' 1111pr'M$11+fts only
Wish. 111. N 1•Nt•pNl )'e)', (40 (4111111144 myself
ta11111t• teal 1111. eonlilinell in 1141 letter.
riothe 11115111•11ry 111 it /•oliI,ty grant
for the Mahn elm nee of a private
institution. Wlint has the hospital
done 1.. justify such an expendltien• of
pnhli, Humpy? It is entirely it private
enterprise, ot•ig1(inated solely I con-
ducted exclust'el• far the 1)4)11neial
benefit .1 In: 1' . .lust Ie•1•muse
large cit des 111111 111w'1111,ait hill\' slggat1
hie -peals is no r ieson why the ...mint v
of Huron should support this one, ft
the pt.lprietor womll w•t apart two- car
three roans ons of (111• l nem) men-
tioned for the benefit of the pew ilnel
gill' .111'g11•al 111111 mldienl treat Meld
11' It II la.lel for 1 he Hominid Valli 11f *'2.511
tier week 1104 1e done in Illy 1111spitala),
then 1 eutdel we sane ai•gmuil•nt in
_fnvur_ut a. gruliL_--.hitt instead' of that
the charges. dreading to repast, ere11
exceed 111..'' of the private wards of
the city hll4pit,ll. Should Mr. Mclean,
of The Seaforth Expositor, who also
ad ylweet•1.:1 count 44 great. chimes• to
bequeath 11 legacy no one, ',Weide hie
r•lllion%hip, would for a moment
object. Or if m • glwlefiel petleIt,
who had no relatives., should leave to
the hlepil.l all he had. so long As no
undue influence was exerted, the
public would have no ranter for e
pleint, Inrt to met•merlin *lune)' for
that 11Impose would I4• eminent $4
ahem . .1 uM 111 row pliable w.lidd ft
i nm• to give ie umnbiped howdy to any
gr.e•el', butcher or linker who charmer
H4) entabli,h x MlNitu•MM to pie tnote 111'.
own pe•r4nlal interests. hr. Gunn
evidently pi11144'1uen 011 exi11(germtel
Well aM to the itnJMletane• of him
hospital. es he ham already asked And
tee•ise11111111 the 1). ' ' (ioven'-
nevnt the large building that stood
wi
11 n the site .1 the new 11Nml/offl.'r nt
Clinton. and not ,1 Murk of whirr w•,I4
need for any piddle para
mw•. He has
ales, attempted to obtain other priv'i.
leges and p ertlideites on the etr11e•nnggffh
of it. So it le quit.' within probability
that lie, or wleix411)1' fur him, may
apply for a soled ) gtwnt. Private
hospitals are of no advantage to the
pt•n scion, and to theme who wilt flak
on all side% of the gnewtion not *n
ixel good 1•4erl to the pl111I1'.
Sho11d slleh Mn Ap.raaliiwlion Ire mode, 1
trust Hutt v1141 N1 1\'M1111` 1 will See that
the comecil will reject emphMti.A11'
any sorb mooned And that will I.e,
aecotding to The 1'Ihdon New R.ra.
"Kerraet." Hearse' (silly retie,
I(AT1Cr.t YKN.
THE NEW SENATORS.
Thomas Coffer, of London. Enters IM Gilded
Chamber at Ottawa.
Ottearn. March 11., no. following
gentlemen have 14ei1 called t4' the
SeIrate: In Ontario Mr. Frost, of
F1v41t & IV 04m11, Smith's F',,11s, Mueeeerds
Hun. F. 1'1e4ll0W: Thos. (il1Te)•, of
!amebae. 4111ertd4 the late S1'Iator
O'1111nohu.: J. K. Kerr. K. ('.. 4urelds
the late Hun. A. T. %1'imel. In Nova
Sesnia--Hldlw l'nrrie, 111 1Viiedsn'.
sueve4de the late Senator h'rino:one.
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The appointment ,4 Thomas ('ofey.
of [Amebae, to the 1)uII inilu Senate is
exceedingly gratifying to his friends
and 'a41 ' I. in 11 esteru Ontario.
Senator Coffey I4 11 levy... aper 111x11.
owning *use publishing The Callender
I(t'eoril. Ile was !morn at ('ant leer 0111e11•'
41)ulty Limerick. Ireland, on the 5th
4)f OI'Iul4'r. 1!413, and cams' to this
.'.reentry with his temente while he wits
cert' young. Ile served for many year,
in the 114111 new.•4411411lWer of lyes in
London. 1 in 1H7)4 nerehaseil '1'h.•
('atholir Keeton!. which h5 lute roil -
ducted with great 4ue4'i'rs.
"The St. Catharines Well."
1s, the ••li*ldl•n ('ity of (':milt,"
eleven wiles from Niagara Falls, is
situated the hintoriv "St. l'at hat'ine's
\Cell." The waters of this fauslus
-e11 are saline, and its prototype in
1'. mope is the e•Iebt1del Kr•utmuarh
SI ing in Prus3ia, and are 4) great
si4 illy for such likenww am the
Use. gomt. neuralgia. liver trembles,
skin
preset
ole.
iw•sses. and ease% of rler%olr,
ion, oral. a tonic, ineev and sine -
''The 1C1•Ilxnd." l'))N4lrllel and
enlarged. the principal 111111ding in
w•hirh thew waters are used and tweet
rumfut'able tee latiou can to
f 1 then• a reusmehhe rate's.
For illnst•Nt 1 booklet +old till infor-
mation apply ti F. F. l4awrenee, town
ticket agent. (.1 ...1 Trunk Hailwa)', or
to J. 11. Mrlhnul , district INsaw'nger
agent, • ol.alt.o.
DUNL'P.
MoNnv . MAI.•11 Itkh.
Hw•ce Middleton of I'1411•t•ich town
ship was the guest of ).11 and Mr.. 1).
IJ, wino) at I.Ilrm'111Ie wh 1• attending
the meeting o1 the '4 eel Huron
Farmers' Inst it tete at l '14r10 ' 1011 Thine-
day,
hnlwday, the a(1) inst.
Phone 86
J. H. COLBORNE
Cash or 1
Produce
Spring Importations
Embroideries and Laces
thin stock of those la,ea IS very coin
Wa,car. Lacca 1 ono rent up. in vale,
llaµa Mud nleh►h0us, car 10011 lace and
smbr.i lerloa
Ready-to-wear Goods
404* Dress and w'slkiog Skirls In
blacknavy and grey, latest designs,
tailor Mule, great 4.810e, $2 50 to 114.90.
Under Skirts
A big shipment in black Matann&
('lona ranging in prim. from 79e to R: 50.
Those are the beet value we ever ofier
ed, and real snaps «very one of them,
Come in and see them.
Black Satanna Waists
A ten sail lett at aleariug priosa, 79.
to9d75.
Corsets
From P& to 51.25, latest styles for
spring.
Prints
New, from 5.• to 124e. Caneehan and
htnglish. as good as min be found.
Crum's world -famed Prints 1243, over
150 pieces to sole t from a') new
Chambr•44, Linen, Toites and (ling -
lanes, uu all the Iesli:v makes and co:-
Dress Goods
In the following new makes in b'aek
and co'ored : - Unmet* Cloth. Twine
C'uth Vigour•, Mystals. Bis its, 'Zibe-
lines, H packing., Crepwhass. Von'.
Dons and Cashmere Hergee.
C .mopulitAn Patterns front 10o to 15c.
Flannelettes 1101n & to 14*.
'fable Linens front 2be to 91.50
Special linos in Hu.nrv. A 26c, w
dens 8, 84 9 94, at 20e, • ) wool.
Lace Curtains
Aud Bobbins,' 1. Curtain line and Art
Muslin., at all 0000eivable prices, new
for this **aeon.
Domestics
In Shirting., Denims, Cotton Tweed,,
Duck.. Drills and ("sew...,
White Goods
All new this mason, Gowns Skirts,
Drawers and Corset Coven The bait a..
sortment to be found anywhere,
Fashion Sheets to give &way.
1
..H. COLBORNE, MAM/L7roN-NT. 1 MQUARE•,
k's Sprig lila - Yes Nod Spring laicise!
Sassafras Bitters
Are the Best
No nlalhctpc ever offered the public will correct
the stomach. liver end kidney., purify the blood and
brighten up the spmu as this will.
Makes rine 1051 all µoaf as new.
Ite03vea 14,411• pimples, etc
Try a bottle or two. It's guaranteed.
150o. 6 tot* SS 50
GARDEN SEEDS IN PACKAGES.
Ell■AI FURNITURE HOLISM
Sv pov s, w.
ACTSGENTIv LIVER`
on t1(5'. 4s L5
KIDS1 BOWELS
1.5( Er:
OVERCOMES
5 (A
7:V 56
HA6ITUAl LO
PERMANENTLY
ITS BENFrIG1AL Ef fECTS,
BUY THE GENUINE-MGN'F'D BY
allRPNlacFIZISYPV1) e
4TJ,'441 ti! "1'w t:a kr? vt 4 4e1
HED SAU 5v ALL O0u&4.ISTS PRKt Stec 1111 bOTTiJ,
NsTI PATION
"PERFECT"
Gasoline Engines
(0.
Dr. OPENS
EYE SPECIALIST
(.raluare of London, Kug , wilt'+•
in the ethos of tku store on
TUESDAY,
MAI1C11 31st
1)piratwua undertaken •ila..e.
fitted awl supplied
Make appointments ahead, :I on
sealest, at this store,
GOODE, Chemist,
SEOFORO
ILOOK.. .
announce that they have purcbseed from Mr A M POLI.EY his
LIVERY, HACK AND 'BUS
Bunlnes4. end that they w111 os found at the old stand on South Strew/
with a good stock of ueelul Livery Hones.
Well-eppotnted Hacks and reliable Drivers In charg* of the 'Buses.
which will meet all trains and etesemboete.
All calls attended to promptly trona hotels knd private houses
iT. GUNDRY
TELEPHONE 50 W. H. GUNDRY
of transportation and r*ilw*y facilities,
eapeeially in referent, to the require-
ments for the forwarding of the genii'
prnlncts of the West. A, rdist.ribu•
tion hill will be introduced, *Ito bills
will, respeel tae the erention of a rail-
way 111,11111 ixeiorl, the alllendlllelll of
lire patent Nem, the Militia Act,
('limon ' 'gratin'', the reorganis-
at- of the Marine mid Fiaheriee
Department., the settlement of railway
labor disputes and various other
subjects. 111 his 'p el+ in the debate on
the address in reply to the speech from
the Throne Sir Wilfrid iAurierdelight-
el the House by his strength and
vigor He spoke for over an hour
and finished witholit any evidence of
fatigue, Mr. Horden, the Opposition
leader, :11141 Mr honk, his Ijuehnc
li*IItetlet11, in gra•'iotla trans expre/a
ell t.hnr ple*s11re *t .he Premier's
restoration to bofllh.
Settlers' Trains to Canadian Northwettk
For the convenience 141 met 11.•, . rho
dewire In travel with IIo•ir elle, is, the
(irnnd Trunk will rent special trains
Which will heave the 1',,i. Station,
Ti 4 11111 4 1, every Tuewb,y daring )I '.•)i
1 April Al it p.In. lime, ills%elling
w11h1A11 lige Mfew•k sh.rnld Inks Ih.. our slm,ion•s are not guar'nlc.sl mde )el.. I,nt npd•r a .+.nnv 4,, On, rope's. It will es
Irwin Meting Tornnlo,at Iiia p. m 0•011• No Trouble for Thorn to Hold Any Position vvo a1,1 then, 4f possible, in nit.
g, twin em ovmetit, but we first wimp them to m',1 4rn the hag 1 repel. ion 1Sis soh 4,'
• IAMr•M,, flt•ket agent. filer' I hM et. nlrl44l.
rich, fur;mtrti'nlate And ticket«. 1 J. W. WESTERVELT, Prineipai.
Type of 3 to 50 Horse P war Stationary Engine.
IT WILL
Saw your wood,
Pump your water,
Hun your cream separator,
Thresh your grain,
THEN
GErind your grain,
•Shell yo : r corn,
Cut your ensilage.
Arad pay for itself id' a year.
Some of the Uses to Which these Stationary
Engines Have Been Put :
Electric Light Plants, Machine Shops, ood Working
Machinery, Flour Mills, Bakeries, Pttmping
Stations, Printing Offices, Dairies an
Creameries, Grain Elevators.
Cost of Operating, I to I;c per hour per h.p.
Requires no attention after starting. No wood to b
danger from fire. no water to draw.
Tide engine is not an experiment. Every one is folly guarsate .I. A few simple
instruct hone ere to. I that is necessary to enable ant man of ordinary inteligq 11141 10 run u
(boos starters all the anent 00 It pos. & is oiling. It 1ot easy to start it and stop it. We
would 1.• pleased i„ semi yon some de.criplh•r n " '''0 matter about the. engine
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Marine Eigises from 4 to 14 b.p., according to site or dimeasious of
boat or Iasncb.
ViCroIIA-s'r. MA('HINF: woaKS And Mr. Strarh&n moll give you all
the information pr'..ble.
JAS. A. ST RAC H A N
All kinds of 11e aft slid Illarkamtth N'o, k .Ion.' all ',wiriest 0'0t.1r11 All .'Lee Of Pipe
Fittings, Threading, 1.sth., Planer and %o., Work dor.
ALL THE USEFUL BRANCH S are taught in the
Irt
It Pays
to Paint.
There is northing that adds to the mean' value n1'
the renting value 1.f a hoods like good paint -there
in nothing that r:. 1.t* home more home• ike them
good paint.
It pays to pain:. Tae Letter the paint, 11r bower
it pays.
THE
e 'H . 7,J WiujAIMS
PAINT
l'A a 4 1 the 'epi- Merue; It ease an far -•plays fel
111-•( l tet'tn:.c is 1.1.'0 r., long, and looks no well, se
long Lit it i.a tis, '.v.,.: 1/110 paint like it Ior beauty
•r,1 /: •r.41:if.ty, (04OCQn,Cl; cal satisfaction.
For Sale by
N. D. ROUG V I E,
GODERICH.
ParneliDean's Bread
(lives strength to the weak and health
to the sick, and helps the healthy and
strong to retain their health and
strength.
All who eat our hr al like it.. They like it bertauae it in
tasty. They like it because it le never dry and chaffy. There
is a uniform gnorll.rat, a re v. nvarying gnelity about our bread
that is not found 1u Any other breed that's made --not even the
brr*d that's made at honor 1,y the best home conks.
This superiority is dun to a comhin'lion of elrcumatances
governing 111e making And 1..kung, chief of which aro rho skilled
tales of the bast mat,rfals and our own prno*se of mixing.
W. P. WESTOBY
HAMILTON ST.
QODERIOH.
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