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IRE SIGNAL: GODFRICH ONTARIO '
PEN AND SCISSORS.
Went bow old la, Ann!. Have you
pgured it out. or have you given it up
in despair?
There Arel>rnrreil ways of arriv'lug
st the desired &newer. Here it the
way Pro and Selfsame figured it out :
The problem is: .
Mary is 24 years old. Mary is twice
101 old as Anu woe when Mary woe or
old as Ann is now. How old la Ants?
It tallows from the eller' data that
Aop was 12 when Mary was as old ax
Ann is now. •
Putting it mother 'way : When
Mary wow' as old as Ain is now Ann's
age was 12.
During the iuter vetting blue Mary's
' age,has grown to 24 years from A1111'14
present mgr. while Ann bas grown to
her present age front 12 yeasts'.
Ann's prerrut age, therefor.. most
he half -way between 24 years and 12
years.
rh.lrfo e, An» is 18. •
Here is another • that Signal
readers may ednrpMuUIr wits Ie•
A num is twi(e the mgr, 11114 wife was
when be was the age that she Is now..
When elle reacher his present age
their combined years will be 1(E.
Find the age of4.w++h.
Thi* happened in (loderieb m few
evenings ago. , A Ave-ye.r-old wits
being pit to bed. rad, itif111r eaten lial
part of the process, ems saying his
players at his mother's kpee. They
welt. getting along in the tumult wan-
ner• hr 1ppruting what she NNW, when
be interrupted her. with the remark :
"Hold on ! I've gilt a lot os sluff of my
owe I want to put In herr." It Wer
with a greet effort the mother "held
o4)" to her gravity as the youngster
made Ili,' first assertion of spiritual
independence.
Isn't this the year you were AWN( to
have. all your istnine 'presents
bought, or made, early?. it la less
than forty days to ('hristmar.
•
Some sayings nlsnrt whiners, more.'
or les* true:
vWoman is the masierpie•ce. ('uu-
fHtiur.
Mlgkespeare has p4) hens•., .nnly
1leoint9., Ruskin.
%Vi,ntrn treat us repave, i iVilil v send
dignity. Volt:Iir
Woman 114 the moat perfect wllrli
the 111(Nt w4)nl*1d7.-(iiu1141one.
1f woman 1,(st 'Esters. sorb 101 she
alone 41111 rtal(414. R. Whinier.
111.'*• ira woman *t the •Is•ginoing
of ell great things. Laular1int..
\\'WmUI is Host At the rn1s0 and.
INtrlie'st nt the grove. f: M. 1d,u•r•11.
A h*ndwg11e woman is a jewel; a
good w it ie a treawllw. �tllniafi.
The Itweett'Nt thing in life is the on-
cMud4.1 weir • of a eife. N. •1'.
\Willis,
Souse more sayings about -woos.
1 hells -114(114. 4)r less untrue : -
The Spanish rhyme has it : "\Veer
A Women as lit 114. as she is good. it pest
1I
1041 would make her t won't' Anel a
(Md.
An old English 4)t iilg : '•11 * 111:111
luso A mos *n and farthing Ice will
\led awry Ise pest the rthimg."
The French Adage : "A onto 401441•1W
/. worth A WIIUTAn Of waif.'
e Ortolan : •'Then• *114 only two
g.s I•women.,u the world.(1111.dyad
And (Ate other (*Pill 1c found:
1'1w Scotch sty : "Helmet Wen
marry moon ; wise men never."
In We they ray: '••Thr 'next best
thing 10 no wife is a giiod wife.
The Arabian dtreblres : "Words *Iv
wou(en ; deeds are 111)'11,"
114)• Persian Nays that a W011*t11.s
Wirths) is under her heel. -
The German affirms that were
daughter of Eve W41111t1 rather 1e• beau-
tiful than good.
The German alio asserts ( hat 'when-
e•ver there is udle.hirf brewing a
W.Nmul end it priest are at the to hull
4)1 it.,
The Pi•Ilaan asserts tlint'wolurn and
dragons an• beet out 4)f the tturld.
4
A writer in the cgnwnt 'roller of
.•
'rhe I 'N ' 1 •
hxh Unt. / ulbuln 4.s '• 1 : t one.
-
t fIm
f4)urt11 id 111:' average f:lu11lX income
im spent for cliff's. "One fiiurth of
the energy of this nation goes into
clothes. -And by far, the more yalir
:(hle p 11.1 of 1hP14P clothes are Worn', on
Intldey. When clothes get 1011 bad o
wear 4111 Sunday we put them on t
work in w(ek-(tlyN, e-) Is) to he *ble't7
earn
'y to 1)n clothes SI . '
vfor Inln•.
t
On Sunday ego,
♦W to sill h 1 w/11'•
1 rc 4
4hi 1 God Ml,
end t0 nl ow o o4) r o
i
1 off r 1 thea
1111(1 N.•r what other people have, on."
Some people, he'.d'lits, go 10 4hureb
pray : 11111 1114101 11f thein w11 to watch
All pea y.
T writer rl'eognixes the psychical
infiue a of (+ahem. The (•ona4iuuN-
nats of having n dere'-Wniet that is
not buns ' in the Iswk Tend* ti *Tetuan
n JN•,trr W ieh religion cannot. give.
Probably it t lipoid, are, ntyntalty
brighter whe dressiest in their good
clothes, Al that the writer 'nod tett
th*t the women A . moire influenced in
this way than th= i en. How much
more iulpreatiV4'is M e t of justice
because of the gown ! Ilow• •h
just is the jtastire lisp e,is eel he -
ranee the dispenser Weal A gown !
"Any other j1l9141' is fuel he 118141'14
'there fs n crack at feminine . livery
to Fashion. "We rend that c Ain
('010414 are to be mom 111114 Mea n.
Hut ('erta{njpeopl( have ('ertain rota
plexions anis only Pertain colors are
:ulnptetl to them. Or this or that
style emus* out : All think they lnnst
have it. But certain perkily have
certain *hapee, And these At total
earinn,e with the prevailing fashinna,
There Ahould 1e eertnin fundamental
11111.. in the making of clot/lee, the
.nm.• IMA thecal ere In 4r•httectur•, anti
tailors and 11resaulnkere shn,ild know
them. One kind ,f Jog has one kind
4'1 hair sod another kind will have
'mother kind. and yet, they loth look
all right because each ode's hair looks
a hart of Itself. A pereon'e clothe.
should seen) a part ,f the perwra. Aon
though they Meir Ii041wbed like the
feathers of n bird. If a wo reed kinks
As 4lumgh mho, wet', 1)1.1(14. some
'1,4144*, or some t,,41th•w Wer+ ,t) the
outside of her. something i* wrong."
\I*) the writer Alle.s•i ten nleking
An artistic .1.uJv of the pnd.lem of l
CAR HIGH IN THE AIR.
Thr,. Ma Torpedoes aatllsda and anted
ch(eaje Pike.
Chicago; Nov. 17.-Turpl•duer and
stones :erre freely mod to interrupt
traltk 4)u the city car lines yester-�
day. Clubs and revolvers, in the
hands of 2,000 prone, were pot suf-
ficieut to deter the strike sy'mpathi-
zel•s, Sr ddtea (tiles of the
Wentworth avenue lime was kept Olwn
fur hesitates. The other 300 miles of
the boycotted liters were abandoned.
1t is genet01y admitted here that:
at protracted• period of lawlessness
confronts Chicago { fluniuess is ser-
iously interfrret! with. Many big re-
tail bonsai have laid off half their
&,forces. Some of the big departmrnt-
al.eturee suspended 800 hand* yea
arday morning.
Tutp.d..s azpleded.
During the night toe Wentw2rth
Ops syr, blocked with stones in Riley
places, sWRcher herrn up sed 820.-
000 worth of damage done. As the
cars fir telt tip r LI t 4.
Dan • t u
l Arte {e( -
g
dew, 'COI nal betleoth the rails, ex-
ploded. whole track was, torn
up '4h•• car, filled with police, was
retroed high In the air and confuaxpn
was general. Ressr0'n slatted to the
spot, a great crow•4 gatljertd, and
hoot in an4 •tune-ihruwlpg war 011 -
oral any wvwbllrs of the 'bob
were ar ectad and Iuany Other were
clubbed
Yesterdutt the hundri4 prisons er-
rllettrd during the past 8 hours were
relNestel with mere reprimands in the
Police Court. This leoioncy encour-
ages other .strike svmpathtrers. The
police have. difficulty in preseettng.
cogvk•ting evidence against rioter*,
sante perjury is frequentlyi Indulged
in to save prisoners. Within the
nes* 48 hours the city is expected to
be epmpletsly tied up.
A Ssa■p.ta.u• hulk•.
m. tentnsterr are debating the
question of a sympathetic strike.
Some o1 their intenbers hats be. a'
dlaehsrg d fbr blockading the trucks
of the boycotted line. They claim ,
this blockading wen an inevitable
adjunct to the heavy traffic, but
Managenr .tub of the Eutployers' As-
sociation declares the teautaters have
by COnhmOn t'uusent agreed to drive
over the streets when, the lioycottel
cotapany'a tracks are 1orate.l -when
possible. 'fur. the deltberatle purpose
of c0ngentitlg trank. fl.• i�,s un-
nuunc d that any offending Mester
will' be discharged. , •
All -,tit her line* of street St's
Ulf ••etc to strike in sympathy. The
traction ompary 'is Jn the handot if
a receiver, anal the moment its eta.,
ph.). juH) the strike the Iltited
States true can 14c, used.. AM it is
in the halide f the Federal ('curt,.'
The Strikers u ll ell.• company
wants to g8 I'M 1 States soldiers
here. The State Ile 4.l calulot Is• d.--
pended upon) to dale it the corpus
tion againitt the union. - because• 11 is
cotLpured •.0 largely of nrmLrrs of
*intoes.
N. pussoeser•• Would D
No .passengers are daring 10 kW i4 •
the foo cars 1114 1 petit is 0 •Ott-.
lag. The company eats It noel un
Its whole lisle ,f Ila (44)1('1• au wild
find find their cern, but chi' t'Xeil by
refused to spread his for mit far-
ther, because he say* Ie- c 't take
cine uI w hat he im nos:. waning:
Down .through i he W114014,414' rt tun.
along (,'lark st'ee'l, there are wllke
eve•.y 14* fret apart on 1)1.111 sl •0IZI
the tracks, and from tan to t .nty
on each car,. The crowds lien. . e
sidewalks to the p' . end at t
slightest dofay Of. cars, yelliing, his
bag and Jeers are roared out.
• waiters es Iltrtk.'. - -
Montreal, Nov. 17. -The waiters at
the St. Lawrence ••11:11 wept out on:
strike at noon yesterday, and as a
result 150 guests had to go lunch -
lass for over an huur. The new man-
agement last week gave the order
that lunch would be from 1Z to 2
in*teal of 1 to 8 The wafters ob-
jected to the change. -- •
" CURSE OF INSURANCE," 1 '
A. 1. of IL. Opposed to /easel'( enamor
tie Iesanaw Agitate.
Boston, Mats., . Nov. 17.-C'o(ulder-
ation of rteolutions w,s, Fero unled'.on
the
opening f the F
IK' o .'dri:rtfo
K n of
Labor 'l'onvention yesterday. and the
report t 4)t a proposition 1
u'charter
the insurance e
a 4)
agents f the rQlmtry
an an affiliated body, was promptly
met by opposition on the ground
that insurance agents were not was e
earners and forams.. of the fact thit
the admix:nun of the agents to nneml:
bership Might result In an attempt
to force IUNnranre upon fellow mem-
bers.
president (lumpere took the Ouor l4)
opposition
to the question.
tlun
He
e r -rre.std belief that the reason
why
1 un'
Ion» were a well 1
not ► r r ante
> ed
was they "paid .that th.t Inmd ton much uitept-
tlon to '•'144(5 4.4lrsr of insurance,
whk•h\ we. are asked. •to endArnc."
Towpecirllr asep•.de(1,
Montrea4 Nov. V'.-Vanag(•r Mc-
Guigan- of the (7.T.R., who returned
yesterday from the west, states thyt
(14. ni'gol 114(101(1 with the telegraph-
Fra have merely barn temporarily Nus-
peudtd to be renewed again as 440044
as opportunity, and time afford.
Piro et Pinot t.
Plantagenet , Nov. 1 7.-A t eleven
o'rb.'k last evening the l'oblic and
Model School Buildings were horned
down. The Ore is eupp osed to have
started around the ' furnace. lssllr-
anee not known,
Rot Chilly Desna.
Stratbelair, Men , Nov. 17.-A Fad
drowning accident occurred six miles
north of herr 4atur4ec' night. Stan-
ley ilaacke and .lames Mc( aw at-
tempted to muss Beach J.ak, on the
ice when they broke thr�0.gh. linack•
was drowned, and Mcl7nw Ives res-
cued by two men from the shore.
slaulenpl Ow..n►Ip.
Neville, Nov. 17. -The Bellevllb
Cit Council wIR submit a bylaw to
the a tors next ,January authorizing
them acquire the local gas works
and cud, them we a municipal con-
cern. T city already °woe the
larger par of the stork.
frl■roi�, Wele.aa• Thea..
Portsmouth, p4•. 17. -Thr Prince
of Walvis arrived t. Portsmouth last
evening to welcomle the Italian King
'sad queen to -day. latraordinary pre-
cautions have Moen t)tken to protect
King Victor Emmaquel and queen
Helena during their vialt.
Loop Of the taboo.
Washington. Nov 17.-So..flat fore.
riot -Strom warnings are displayed
os) the Great Lakes Cold Wave ware -
tap are ordered Mondays gat wasters
c14'ut°e Kew York.
ACCIDENT TO KITCHENER.
Meal Ire thada,rsno sad Cloatinitadossts.
Okla ire■h. • Lig While ilalag
Near
Simla, hull*, Nov. 17.-Lor1l.Kit-,
cheper, C4luulaltdur-M-thelef of the
British Forces in India, `has suet with
a serious accident while• riding house
front a ceuutry louse mitt' herr. .
As he was parsing through a tun -
bis horse Locuulr frightened and
collided with the walled /Idea Oho
of Lord Kgchrner's legs iiie broken
la two planum. i
Soule flaw afterward, C eoltsy piss-
tng through the tunnel found the
Cowmupdsrvin-Chief lying there help-
less, and brought hint to Simla He
is new repbrted to be doing well
Upon discovering 'the idetltity•ol the
injured man, 'the Coolies bolted, and
left his lying un the' ground, where
Ie- suffered greatly- for half an hour.
The broken boner have been\set, sad,
after Waving passed u good night,
the general is in a cheerful mood.
OFFICIAL RE000NITION.
•
Malted State. Cred•atlal• Yeeeeetee 1.
. tstkn ee of Panama.
Papaws), Nov. 17.-Fbear-.tdmiral
Walker, who is .practicaUy- President
R4011.velt'a repre*entative on the
Isthmus, and - trotted States Cowell
Gudger, who is here to direct the re-
lations o1 the ['silted States with
the de facto Uoverninent, called at
the palace yesterday aftornuun
Uend
In the name of the nited `hates
paid 'their reepecls to the members
of the junta. ReFv-Admiral Walker
'preempted a letter 'frotu President
RooI.veit, and there were mutual
eachaftges 4f good wishes. Th.. viejt
of Rear -Admiral Walker and Mr.
Oudilr have been construed' by the
Junta sod byhe people d1 Panama.
as a tgratal octal recognition of the
new 'republic. Admiral Walker re- '
turned to Colon yeoter'day aftamuon.
Apjpl.I LIS• Petatp•..
Ipndon, Nov. 17. -/tire -155,000'
barrele of Nova Scotia apps . have
hero received, and it is expec . • that
360,000 will cow' 111' between . ' w
and Maroh. Canadian cooping app
are being sold in Liverpool and
London markets at the rase price as
potatoes. Single barrels are selling
at leve than 20 shilllogs. and a tarns
quantity of ('anadian apples are be-
ing tranehlpped to the cpntineit.
The demand. fur -('iuladian butter is
well maintained. the prices ranging
trout 102 to 104 shillings per cWt.
for rhoicust salt. and t,n,to VM shit- --
ling. for low gr*des.
. j . Cud. end Austr■lla, -
ttawa, Nov. -17: -'•It is sa
to - • to note,". ,.runs .sl report �+•
1. Lucke to the Department -
Trade and Commerce. "that Canadian \,
brsaJs unit have obtained a strung
footing' n the Pacific Islands, which.
r uuld a legitimate Market. The -
liat steun r from Vancouver landed
abdut 175 Ons et Suva Fegt and
100 tuns of auitoba was sold in -
this (Sy dney,. nurket last month for
island trade. A number- of island
finite' have berm so interested in
the ('anadian try that 1 trust it
will grew."
Jest' Dalt • ad.
• -P eland, Orr., Mos 17.-C. W.
Daly' ropped dead in is roam 1*
this ci yeeter(tay. I came out
here 1 h.' years ago ft uffalo in
the inter • is of 'the Pan- merican
Exposition. He leaves a w'4.. w 'and
son in Duffel Mr. Italy was bout
50 yarn Of .g Besides _his .•,
ho is r. Buffett lady, and son. he
res twee broth' Peter Italy,
C :, capjo, and Ron. T. M. Daly
W •• peg. ,
A trine... De
V
Dar •' twit. Uri md' Duchy
Nov. 1 -The I'rmress
'daughter of the 'tirund I
4lt .Skiernewice,
rduc. morning.
Hetee, 411
Poland, yes
Iles*e,
i'abeth,
e of
tan
- RUSSIA AND CHINA.
• flew Tara to the *Amalie'. to *4• lar
Fast.
MOSCOW, Nov. 17. -Thr Iberian
mllitery re-ut'cupatiuu of Uukdeg.
Manchuria, has caused such •tenaiuu
and bar aroused such an aggressive
attitude om the part of China that
the continued despatch of 'troupe to
the Far East is now. said 10 11*' di-
rected agalnst (rhino, in spite of the
pacific turn of the Itui+su-J apotnese
dispute. The 2740,I1.l(J troupe- ordered
to the. Far East when hostilities ap-
peared' imminent are bring continual-
ly added to.
A NEW ZEAUND PREFERENCE.
aareharg• es' 10 • to fie"- r'et' sena
T'r'ip Goode. '
Wellington, N. Z'., Nov. 17. -1 -Trent -
nor (Seddon introduced yesterday in
Parliament his proposal» for prefer-
ential trade between Ne'w Zealand
and Ureat Britain. 'rhes provide, al-
ter M• h, 1804for asurchat
surcharge of
20 to 50 per cent. o4) the existing
duties 04) specific • articles not of
British manufacture. The tirorwaals
include reciprui•al ugl'rrulents with
foreign countries.
• 1.154(1 Gu•r4 Sultan.
Constantinople. NOV. 17.-lliula'k-
able measure* are being taken for
the Sultan's ss)fly.'rhe night guards
have been doubled, a it is beliese4
thus 4ny attosk on is life which
may be contemplated w•, 1 1x attempt-
ed at Tright. At Vildiz It osk and the
rurruundlpg gulden housleeping,
upa•tmente are prepared 1. the Sul -
an in eight different build 'gr,' but
no, one; nQt,even him eunuch- knows
in Ich of -these he will s td the
night (11 Ills ltajesty arrit• on
the spot.
Another easdl• whish the bet
of the Palace (dice has adopted s
the subtuarine uturuation of t1
Bosphorus in the hborhood of -the
palace. An elaborat.. .ystem of sub-
uwur have
landing
al and
1rd ;
the
Marie: letups -of gree'
been ranged alt 'akin t
stagtin front of the
both he surface and the
Doaph sus are a blaze of
TauMDiar, Nov. 19, 1903.
. 't. ArlgIlr• ., oulttn1N One*.
lllanliltun. Npv. 17. -The Pity lin
prt'venwnt Society called u Iuav'ting
of rttirene Iwo Mishit, nl the Board
-of 'Fred.. resale: • to Maoist.' the pro:
ptydlluu 14). 144'4110r 'w " mountain
drive. About fifty prominent t-ltteens
w•.•rd present.. and tlwy endorsed the
sche•014 ,
rlal..d•1. far ,cealda.
Quebec, (pie... Nov. '17. -...Abash• 50
Finl>,ntlers edited in port S3(144ev
night un board 1 lid 1.1'.1*- sl.ul e,4.
Mount •''Temple. They are u hard+
looking lot. 14111 ler Loup! fur 1luhtt
1(ay, hike St. •luhn district, %%hoe
they will take up (senting 14n4147
True Ag*Let W.tl4er.
Omaha, N.•h.,' Nov. 17. -Tho' Ifs' S.
•Gnua1.Jw;v last eight returned true
Dills against 4J. S. 51.1(111 r ('leas, 11
Dietrich and Post Minster .1114.4)1) Irish•
er of dustings. Nell., charging them
with bribery and conspiracy.
BRAND TRUNK
Oie Way Special Ezcllraio. Tickets are
e. Sak•Baily Until Neulidl:r 31th,
-to Potats i.
British ('Hint int. _California
l'oh 11.1410,
Muute1414. -
t'tah.
14111111/,- 11"',1
thvgiui,
\\'aNtingtuq, et•.
Live Stock Expo 'tion, Chi-
cago, III.
$13.16 Fare for Round Trip, rem
Goderich.
Good going Nov: 6)th.:Wth, Dee.
Valid tad111'Iuug on or before, Inert. it
Mth
Clemens Mineral Baths
�rl•4.s O'ntrl.0 Midas':
'Ment , Ireland, Nov. 1'
dressing a Nationalist demons
here Sltnda John- Redmond
tfat had ' known ' of the erste*
o Williap )'Brien to resign fr
participation 'n the work' of th.
party he w•oulave beseeched him
flat (0 put his t((erh1On -into effeet
The majoQrity of the \Irish party sup-
ported )Jr. t)'Bri•n's 'whet. of ron-
cliation i,, the Inin'l4 ration of
the., Britfsh (70411711 lent'* Irish Land
Act. •but the irrec vsection
of, the .�l,a"ndlords lt-en meanly t.fying
to Yuudk'n•uc•t the p0 'cv.
,-Ad-
tion
- xd
'e-1
11
\ tilde's Lite Eau a
OtCitwa, Nov. 17.-.1. S. Lark.,
writinpj-, f -. .1.4%,dn1(11'
ry, soy ":40
.Austrahiu.s Who 1241 14) set a in ('a -
nada have rel urned; ' awl oil errs ler,:
writing to friends. runel,uiniu , Canes-
40,4%da, and ads is4urt.ulians n t to
wove. Their chigr d o. the old -
Hess of the wiliebut, as in . 'ere
instance, the ierdii t was pr0Zloun -ed
after. a couple of wee*s' residence
May, 11w opinion *415'formed upo'
stories they had trued. and not upon
experience. "
n
Reciprocity Reitotat1...
Chicago.' Nuv. 1 7. -Fifty members.
of the Minnesota brunch of the Na -
1 It•cipruc.iL ,
following r.•solulio1 at a. meeting here
On Saturday: "Resolved. that we
should, for the mutual benefit of the
people of Canada and this country,
encourage closet end more hermoni-,
s relations. and for this purpose
w ask such action by this Govern -
me t and its represe'ntative's on the
Join High Commission as will bring
about liberal and fair reciprocal
trade r atlons with Canada."
Nee
Shoes
vi
\\'(II 'we all do at thin lime (if t'be y ear. Von need
your money torr, do you?. %%e41 no do Most f us any and
all tiniest and seasons. Nilw hrte'* where lnnn's hard
earned I)14I11111 goes fitt•theslt , `
1 \You get,linwe than shoes, you get SA11f(F' ('TION -
Natiefn.'tNln, isle*cs 1 style eombined. (•1111 An . let 4)M
show Solt *01110 Of our lines. They will Inter*. you.
From the little Mie 11P the 11d,.ti'nple we have 1114• hofs
to kneel your fleet etimfoftab1e.
' THE RUBBER QUESTION 14
There Are rubbers here f4)1' 111(' shape of shoe.'. They
are this year's (0041) -+strong and durable. I'm a , pour on
and your feet will n,1'rtl gu44404 that the ground •)f wet *n11\
slushy.
- - •rbc f.
Wm. Sharman
THE SLATER 341(4)E4
FOR MEN.
1)OR(YrHY i)ODD
FOR WOMEN.
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FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY
My stock of Millinery for fall find winter Is now rally.
for ilnspcclion, And (h,• Indies nee in 441144(1 to .'all At ant'
t1111e• 111,11 MeV the 111'W Ah*des and style,(. They will lin
n .• piety ass4rlment Imo the latest'thapts anti tt•inimin
Many pretty things to"the
new Wool Lace Effects,
in Row-1,4o4Year ,Mats a
Targe variety to choose from
Tri
tel. near IN•troit 11ttickly and,
lilt• rca,'hed by the (ilial
The
Catharines Well"
The Wlt((0a. • . is l(tlu4)n( 44'11 1(11'
a great specific ns' evens disorders,
Situated otr the di line of the
1.111111 1.1•lwk, els n ami 'froom Nia-
g, ra'Fl(11s.
I. tickets and 11 informal 1
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A. S RAITON, ?41.1111/ Agept,
F.'F, I. \VRE*10E, 111w Agent,
Office ours 6 a. 4)l. to 11) In. '•
Write to 1), Milkmaid, 1 t•ict
litimmeuger At, id, Tin,ul4), to de-
s/IAA ik'14., 1i1,.rl 1111• r•garling 1.
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Jain Bie t_ W.A. M°KIM Wendt, Oat
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WOMAN'S GLOVE BARGAINSY.
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3 doz. wu1n1u1'14 1111te11 silk•I1114(1 51(N11m,g11N•e1. regular '
%'*11414' $1.5x1, fur 741.90
1 des. wumi'n's brown silkdined Mocha glares, r.•gulur ,
tahw111,7:) for -• 41.26
1 dos. w'4)ulali a grey silk 1h*s'1 Mocha gloves, tetanise
Valu' 41.73 for • .,n R1.516-
A genuine bargain in Ream inutile wantuld, tµ1011s. -
JACKETS Not uran)left - Puke ,Inst a few neck
:old there wits '11M' -War in ,t , tutu bell tt t14 leititertilha__
short time if little price tick •11111,511 1 epode' for12.00
4tH have Any - nn--vit•ltir: we.;..7110.,111" . •; " -..
don't want til have • left •
410.111 •• 44. $ 7.50
by the 1st of January. Fwd on down to 41:50.
"NOX ALL" A spur•i.11
line of pun' wood cashmere ,
hose, ext•1 quality yarn, fell •
fast i1/taed,two nMss,fast cultis',
special is
1. .1.
New Mea pillttertni'I*k•,
, BLANKETS Otte "miltch-
Iewi' is flu. best value4 weever
hundh'l for this
in. tine lofty finish,, full1aourrd
uYtt•hlesx it to i4)*alit for
4 Y,
the prier.
DRESS (7-01)11A. \Ve hat's a lot that t be cleared. The
time ite drawing nein' fel• stocktaking and we don't want to in-
ventory half what we have. Your opportunity to snake 75c do
duty fur $1.1441.•
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M°KIM'S BUSY STORE
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We Lead Them
In style, quality and prices.
You can g what you want here, -
riak-,you,.w 1 get the correct thing
Fall .S its.
Overcoats.
Odd Trousers.
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Fancy Vests.
We 1 n ve them all. •
L _.. ve your ord r here. ,Do it now,
and you on't have o envy your friend
whose tail ring we att nd to. -
Frank He i lartin,
The Tall r.
FOR. 3 DA
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day and Tuesday
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nigbargains if l
LAMPS
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mind our large red' 1:1111p14 I(t 13;54),.
worth 4..414*,
elk set, SUNDRIES
.N' !Mottle 1,f \'.1!»•11111' flrr 3(•
me es 4s 64
7( itekag0 of T01l.t Paper:
Nail 3 eels sees '9
t h fere..
<1
taking .I ower
HI Seed. d, worth 7e, fat
t
x f Matches hr. fur. Ir
10e ' 'ruling llrnNhes for . � w•
:xti n, only Hat Sir
•.11u 'sins foe'..Tee
Hi) ing 1 ' n14 1(k
('hi nen nittll...+ 1110.)t:ilk to Ir f is 7e
idea. (4th rigs'........... t:N•
fk• teeth
1% 11114. Varnish ,7c
Polish 7e
Tacks, 2 per; - .r , :M.
tire
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Barge in SO
F(/11 3 I)AYMONIA
3 IJn,w of I's' t11i.'i' $u 1, 3 ss) ft
i 1' Sweet Holy a !'Itl�p:, ..
1:4 ' Elect! it.lll
10 " of 2 for :N• fel
:l rakes of soaps i11 a 1141x' `
3 " " 17Pt11 Si111p ......
Large liar of pore ICH/dile 1e- 1,
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.tato Jlnnher
St ve $rush,.,*, whl'LII 11k•,
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41:114:11w. nshlMarl* 115.
p Ill/owes : - M
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Mel Ike !Aim( (11nreten :e
1A4110. 141, (.amp ((testes :M•
igtrgesiue• BM teleses. worth 1(k•,
for....'.
Fk444 a poll • p r•bnm.' your winter.
t'lillarwenP . ttk.• ,,1 (il,rnrt• at 41111'
pri(ost 144)11 lAtliete 1)111(4' nod (lpIhllrn',..
,IARDINIERI:S
'We hnc, n bug, ,Iswn•Ini,nt ,f
j,lnlini.tr4, :Onto ebonite from, m, ft Otos' 2:
tip to $3,7.3, the beet tette..ver off. ,- .el,
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A hig snap 4
ODD 1ISI-IES
FOR TIIRF.E I)A't. ONLY
\ die Clips w
nl 1t am Mauve 1 nrl t w •o
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I es, worth 71k• for 5114.
Ten Phi 's, worth NM, for
1)inner I' hes, worth 711.1:7, for
Supp Pitt , worth One, for .AM"
WHITE
TONEWARE
7 -in Plates, wort alk• den.., for.... ilk
(Lin " .. le .. . 451•
(kill ,. .. 7 , 0 .e, .4 1(k•
10 in " 144E " •. a, 70c
.Ali 1:N• Colored Bowls for tic
A hig snap in wets of •
DISHES
07 hese, sets, (14'cor+1t1et 111 11111
wtrPII and pink* worth 47.1441,
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rnth $10,9.:1117.i r
fo...
ten sets, worth $3.1i).. 3.3i
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144,
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B ,E OILCLOTHS
AWhite nd ct11twellpattern*
eerie*n t 1' th, worth 26e for 2n,
F90we Pole all iy. xMl lianeeta• *t
a ha�"d
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11)lt Time}: IrA\'S O' .1
10 -bit. I)islipmu, worth B:N•, 11' 11!('
{-tit " 1 " 7:c' k.
Wash lkusfn,.w•orth 214•, far''
1 :#1 `
Onttfi t,1 Tea Kettles, w4,t!th 41.45,
f1Uc
11¢
k•
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have .
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of
ticy 7 en x.
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3 '4' linve the Irtr test 1 1 1:M•,
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w, ever had d
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In •. All pri'''es to einerw' mi.
INWARE
17-11, tin Pni meth 1:A• her a Nk•
( dipper -lotion Il(o re, worth
1'optc1r.ai,110(1(44,1,
.. T, 417.-1
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Flour Sifter•, worth lie,, 0e
All 20e Dishp'in1.N:s 13e
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colorer..
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Milkr tit1s',w(
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13e.('nlhndi•t�, worth 1.1.•
foe
(%opp
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Kettles 11.h $1•13
1 PAHA, 111 -qt
12 -qt .... .... ..,.
10-(p t
1'he biw,sl snap in
WALLPAPER
(111)1 o'er Was Olfrteel.
All :4.r 11ttlti•r for i)''ii r 3e.
* ....... i3 9s'�tmt1?,l fit
442* 041
Monter to match. �" .ilk
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• TOILET SETS
FII let Seta worth
•e
$1.115 for.... 41.75
2.2.7 1,05
3.70 " ... :1.011
5.00 4.00
A hig eta in
BER IN WOOLS
2. 1 :I nd Si fold i
Shed InnJ Huts a
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GLASSWARE
\W*ter Tumbler-. S f, 714•
Ail Mites 1'itrhers worth 354' for2110
Batter i)iahos .,.. 101
ytits (1(141 Popp N•I".fic
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