HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1906-2-15, Page 5THE SIGNAL : (;ODER1eII ONTARIO
• WHAT OUR NEIGHBORS SAY
The Old Story.
Walkerton Telescope : On the lath
of January we sent ant from this
office accounts amounting to $150, ntt
which we paid 00c. in postage. The
response has been just one dollar.
\Ve have conte to the eoucluaiuu that
We are a failure as a collecting agency
and that its an experimentwe had
better hand the iwcounte over to one
of our lawyers. fie may have a little
letter success.
How Bruce Assists Its County Hospital.
Blyth was chosen as the next 1
of annual meeting, which will be
on the first Tuesdity in February.
the reuti•auuultl tueeulig to he bel
Winghaul at the call of the vo
rnastett The lodge was closed b)
brethren ringing the National
them. -Coy.
SOUTH HURON REFORMER
held ` MARKET REPORTS.
iu Liverpool Wheat Penes Close Un•
utlty changed, Chicago Cbsed-Liv. Stock
the
An- Markets -The Laest Quotations.
ftoadsy t:rrnlug. Feta, I.
1.1% e•ryl
uut wDeul nnuec those l to Jay
s.
uteba6;eA to $441 lower than Saito de),
eenmityy „114
euro lurorrr S.J to lkd lower
The l'41a•ago ;cab a•xehuwk'• was closed '1'1
yesterday at' this amarkel; Feb.e„byte h101
flay T!t,yc, July 1 %v bid.
Was TORONTO NROOUCE MARKET.
Raoluliglls on Tariff and Ind
Q -Mass Meeting is June
The annual meeting of the Si
Huron Itelorm Association, Its Co
tutu/ for Dominion purposes,
WINNIPI(LOPTIONS.
11e 1oliewing err the 4144.1114 noluliens,
tuth
n41ti-
held In 1Vileon s Hull• I3rueefield, ou
Walkerton Herald : A win gq is to be Monday, 5th inst. 'rite president,
e•deeted to Walkerton hospital for the Alex. Mustard, presided, and Jas.
treatment of patients with infectious Watson, of $rufurth, acted as *ecre-
diseases. The county *emitted haat tiny in the laxative of J. G. Stmnbury.
week made it grant of $1,250 to assist of Exelerr,tbe regular IcereUtry. All_
inthat purpose. $751) is to be, given the former officers were re-elected,
now and $.ills) when the work is under and the following municipal chairmen
cunstructiou. The hospital is doing were appointed fol. their respective
good work and is greatly .appreciated muuieiiutltties : McKillop, John Me -
by the people of the county. Every Dowell ; Seafurtli, J. I.. Killoran;
patient who is treated in the institu- Tucket'sunith, Geom. M. B3hack; Stow -
Don isanenthusia*tie admirer thereof. ley. Wei. Murdoch: Hayfield, John
An Inexperienced Burglar.Fruiter:x Mensal!, 1)r. McDe(•mid:
Ilay. Pete'. L,unont; Stephen, S.
Seafot•th Expositor,: Some time ie- Sweitzer; Exeter, A.I(,t. llobier; 11s-
tween Saturday night and Sunday borne, John T. Allison.
morning some evil -disposed person of Measures were taken for the proper
etptms brake open' the- hack door of revision of the voters' lists in each
The•Ezpositur office, pried o{{wit the iri{stlit •. it was els(( decided, if
clash drawer and ransacked the con- possible. to told a political amass meet -
tents. There wets no Money in the Ing in tile riding some time next June,
drawer and consequently the thieves and the seentu'y was i0structcd 10
hail their pains for their trouble. communicate with Hon. Messrs,
Any person who would raid. a print- Fielding, Ayleywurth, Fijz nttrick and
ing office expectingg to get. money Hyman. with the view of procuring
must have satulething wrung iu his two or more of thew gentlemen to
upper story. Fortunately they did address the said meeting.
nut disturb anything else in the ufllce. The followingresolutions were dis-
cussedHaae-grown Oranges at Wingham. stud ousel tau ly, nod
the secretary instructed to forward
Wingham Advance : !lir. Orr, poo- copice of them to Sir \Vitft•id Laurier:
prietorof Hotel Brunswick, has a tour'- M.o'ed by John McDowell, seconded
year-old orange tree growing in his by 1). 1). \Vihem, that we. the Re.
dining -room. This season it bit forulet's of South Huron. et our
seven oranges on it, and a sample por-
tion of the fruit wigs handed the
editor of The Advance. The tree is
small an yet. and the fruit not so large
as we have sten in California, hut it k
a curiosity. to say the least, to eat
oranges gotten.,in 1i'inghatn, and
ripening with thetemperature away
below zero. The orange tree is an in.
()mations plant, and often fears blos-
soms before parting with its' ripe
fruit.
Pretty Nearly Everything but Mayor.
Clinton News-Reentd : Mr. Joseph
Wheatley, who on Tuesday evening
was by the town council epppitltd
chief "of the local pence for the fif-
teenth time. is a somewhat busy roan,
as ;will be seen from the following
list of the duties assigned to him:
Chief conrtahle, bell-ringer. weigh-
nual meeting. desire to place
record an expression•of our coutin
c,ntiden^t in the luhuinistrat' of
'.V01rid fmtu•ier, under which ('an
has enjoyed so -very large a meas
of pt•Irspevity. We desire also to e'
press our. strungtuppositt,,lon to any, i
crease of the present tkrtfy, as we id
runvineed that sued a step tr(iltld 17
le in the best interests of the routs
of the people of the country. 10 'Ir
opinion the road of prosperity- lcai in
the opposite direction. We wad,
therefore. hail with satisfaction eon-
siderable issluctiun in the pr•sr,lrnte
of high tariff taxation.
Moved by Jame* Hess, occou(.1 by'
Allan Douglas, that we, the y:iirm-
erI. of South Huron, at our mom!
meeting, desire to place ort' red our
disapprobation of the Nor aims wt1setl
4 the last session of liarlia ut in -
master, eaphtary inkgector. truant c asitig th,• sessional indellty of
officer. collector of taxes, inspector members and providing fora'nsions
of treat, bread, fish. wood, etc: Dur. to.(,'abiuet Ministers: read I}'1•tfully
ing the summer Mr. Wheatley takes ask that they IN. pealed satire first
charge of the building of cement P ,pi,'tunny. \ •e ' do sat' 'deet to
walks and snakes a good job of it. the i crease. in the salary °the Pre -
While At this work he re(•eives $1.25 rnier, s in view of the res ,,ihilitiek
per day. but if not so engaged ix paid and d ties attllrhing to to lsisitinn
at the rate of $110 ler year. we do tu,l consider this uKctumable.
Ezeter'. industries Hens.`Seaforth Expositor repo .
Exeter Advoeat• : In last week's .STOMACH CUE -
issue of the local palet•s Mr. 'RowelilTe
states that an October 4th ante of his An Emy y from Stant o1 Con -
Wyandotte pullets began to lay and by
December •Jstli (two months and a half) emteoea
two of these pullets had laid thirty- The sorc,tld cures f indigestion
seven eggs. _ lie lows ,tlsr, that the latealmost Os utnrt•tter the visuals
Wyandotte can't 1e beaten by the theenst•lves, mi, s,•.trrr1a day puuelces
Hocks ari winter layers. Let its see. with/.ort the hn{ ,t of tfls*iuis of sof•
orala-
%%lieut, alaiug 1.114144 4,17s to
wla41t, fall 1, sb 0 70 a 7,1
11'ht at, red: lash a 711 1, 7e
Wheat, goose bow•.. u 7• a ;a
Miley, hoer a ;,I a :::
Cats, lush " :ar,, a iv
By., hush a 74
1'1 Yr. bush 11 4r1
"
The uta y cools Ihat stay WWI a
E' family aro those that are Married to
It- it.
r'' Miller's Drink Cum is $1 ter hex.,
y:
a For sale by all druggists. For sale by
U. Jas, Wilson. - .
g.retbi.. ole 11x4 I'ora.(tea.
Small lluy -Jokier, kin you eta lige a
ten dollar bill? Mister -No, 4101103'.
That belongs strictly to my' wife's
sbere of the domestic duties. 1 might
have been able to (•Irange one long ago,
but I'm clean out u' practice now.
Alt *what arab.
"And you can this chair uulqueT
Why, Its Isn't any elder than I amt"
^Well,• ma'am, that may be, but It's
calque, an right .^
6taaterat,d,
A publisher advertises: "'The Wive*
of Hrury VUI.' Third tllou'tnd."
Surely there Is seine exaggeration here.
- 'uucb
Miller's (iri p powders core. For
sale by Jas. Nilson. -
" -. '1.1 I f
H, rkwbeat bard u • t
LIVERPOO GRAIN ANO PROOUC
Llecrpwl,eeb, 11. -wbcut, wont, howl
II; lutwrr,Illlet: yr,'b, (w 105•d; Ma
Rs b'''!!o d; Ju(, 4111 41%If. ('urn, rlwt, stead
'metier') sized, new, 4a 1344; Marilee
utliedr el.' 4r lad: futures, rteudy; shire
Je I'id: 44y, 4s ••
Lt.eon, :Mittel land •ut, firm, 47s; rhos
rlt.s, 10 , Ia pounds. arm ,14111 84; elm
1b ar Inks, tri , 44s, l,... -.l, America
r, tined, Ism, Mrs &1, 1'hw•se Anted •it
flees( 11JY•, qulel, Ole; 4, colored, qn:e
las' '1" Imports of wheat tutu 1.11erpq,
Inst w k were 04,l010 derriere, from A
Is':11e .nils, and 1(111) tenor o(hrr port
1'hr 441•„144 of cern trout Atlantic pe(:
sire ',Isla quarters,
t Mothers think if they look after the
rt matchmaking the love king will
11 100k after knelt. •
11
New life for a. 'pottier. Miller's
at Compound Iron Pills. For 'bale by
t- Jas. N'ilsuu.
s, The nem- money aWalt' hos the
loon, his nt•ighla,re hate hitt and the
pore respect they pay, hits.
CATTLE MARKETS.
cakes •aleady - Batble Mark
Strome; ter tattle sad clap.
yduu, Feb, IY.-4'uttle are quoted s
In, to 1:P4i: per Ib.; refrigerator Weer,
pe to .NJir,
ORONTO JUNCTION LIVE STOCK.
H,
It lots of tire eto,•k at the Union KU,
lards ware 111 ear lua,ts, ruws.sllug of 1031
at8ltk•, iii 'skeet, Ni hogs uud '( salver,
tidaporters.
Price', rad. J from $174. to 1,per cwt,.
lied with It's' ut 1 e latter More, the Intik well.
Si t, ut $1.11.*. to I: aa 14.1.•.wl, F::pnrt 1,1111,4
ad bold al 4:1,:+, to 1:1.,.,, sw, q ,.•e- ur %BP
Lunt /trougkt as h • li els 14 per cwt.
ut M Biers. •
('buirc picked lot of bu*. ber' sold et
$4.510 to 14.7u p'r , ' but July n' vert
few rea,le.•d the t4rttr Inotntk,n: loads of
geed sold at $4.1U to ji :: ,f,,lrl to tor,lntu
at 41:: les to 414.1.4; it.lul n,1 •11144441 with
,.w4. 414,6'3 (o 1:10-3; Ceuta 441.7:; 10 b:1,7 4
per, wt- The Ina Imre/ter. ,f whirl. there
Selby Ke• pet8k•rly finish.
•d loads w,7,•
bwled up '41114' 111 the
Hitch cows.
A few ,1141,-,, 'oars dud sptlnrer
fel ell. which. ga•urrnlh• slu,iku,g.
413 to 4144
' %ra1 calve*.
Atiote Ls, \‘....4 , aR,•s f.4111 ready es
64,40 to.417 ler . WI
sheep and I.ualh..
The r.0 Cut sbwq, -°td 4., i l,s 1101 Itelns
Lag.... 014„Rrrlu;,s loom! ready su,e at
116.,f,to 17 111 ler .'w4, fr.r s..l. et rut•.- nu.1
wetl'rr lamb.: extort raven. 44.77. to 44.' per
,wt.; eapur1 becks. at $4 to $4.::3 ,per "wt.
•4l tecta.
Few were 014rer •d tool Atr.. K ..
1.1 -,ter r.y ,rod 1144.511 for eeleets: l,r1. Y for
When your business lecotlIes irk.
stone and (list iteful, you are not well.
i4 Ntlier's Compound Iron Pills will
Make it It pleasure to attend to husi-
t cess. For sale by Jas. Wilson.
Catarrh -Cannot Be Cured,
k with local applications, ll they ra111104 n•a4•h
• (ht' ••cat 04 the ,{iseaee, camnia a a blood or
censl,l whine) ,hsetiae. and iu order to rlirr• It
you utast take internal remedies. 1ia11'..
(starch cure is taken internally and 44,444
directly on the blood and n,ueou. snrfnot•..
Ha;l'44 Catarrh Caw 1s nota qua,k medicine. It
was pre.erilad by one of the Ixat physldaus iu
(1.1. mornrl for Year. anti P. a render pr•-
.' ripltuw. It 1, c io..Yl of Ile beat 10444(.
known. combined with lbe best blood purifier..
acting directly on the moven. surface.. Tho
perfect combination of the two ingredients is
what produce. such wonderful rrsulta itncyring
Catsa•b. lir11d for test h000l,Il., free.'
F'. J. cHl o1 -.V B (-u., 1•rops., To(e,Io, o.
)told by alt drugtist... re.
Take 144,11',4 Famih• J'ills for cumtllrltion. '
On the :ird of November Mr. 1.. l'. feta ry rials rail 1 by `discovery of
Fleming had a pullet which laid her . • novel tuet'sal ''tire fur this
first egg and by the end of November prevalent disettat•.
she had laid nineteen eggs and by the Until a combined( f uhu»nal rem -
end of Ilectenter had laid thirty-eight ' cdies, heretofore to lttle known in
eggs. This means thirty-eight eggs this ,ount'y, w'a; ,4de its Mi-o-na
laid in two days less than two (.,.paths, tablets, 111, Pl•fUtin if for indigestion
by one hen, against thirty-seven laid lord been found. s it is therefore
in two months and a half by two hens, hardy io le tt•o(,ell at that our
Mr. Fleming has another pallet that learning druggists v' have the Gode.
laid on twelve consecutive days. These rich agetwy are .rap* large (luau -
are littered Hocks. 1 titles of Mi-°-na.
EzeterTine's: \Vhen it comes' to Mi-trnu Ss a /refaced cure for
hating the hen that ,teat, the one all diseases of th,Mmach excepting
that laid the golden egg, we have it cancer. If you 1' {tains or distress
'selves'. She is of the Kock variety. after eating, hars, belchingg of
and et a great -great-grandmother. i gases, sour test* Ihr mouth, dizzi-
She lays nearly every day told never i nese, hcarthttr "P'skit F,rfllte the
thinks of depositing in the nest any- eyes, furred 415111'. sleepll•asness,
thing less than a double -yolked egg, backache•, d,'!) •n' wraknes3, it
shows tout )pton,seh needs to toe
South Huron County Orange Lodge. etrt'ngthened.1t \li'°'tla•
,lust ane lit tablet out of a :dl -cent
The annual meeting of South Huron box I,t•fore tis far a few davit and
County Orange I.Islge was held at f yeti will ata regain perfect ,health
Exeter on Tuesday of last week, and i mad str'cugtl
was attended by about sixty members. I if you es ,;o ,titin Mi-o-na of your
After the preliminary rontlne )York n' (lt•ugggilt, its' be went by mail. post -
number of intportent matters were pai(1, on rcpt of price. \Vrlte us
discussed, including the oro ' g. meet- fin• 4,1) 1,•' your case from a leading
Ink of the Provincial sir 1 Ledge of stotuaeb „ialsl which will be sent
Ontario West in (lcxlerieli next foss. •p•pft. T. 11x111 Company,
month. it. was decided to celebrate' Ithaca, Ili•
the comin,gpl'. Twelfth of July at tire- ? -
forth. The following ,Mcers were '
elected for the year : W. 11.. George Art by the Tea.
1'. Hahley ; O. M., F. Davis; chap- An Alean city once attired Mac -
lain. Rev. (1. M. Kiley : 011duty chap- ' 1.40ullic,re sculptor, to euter a design
lain, Wm, i.ewis : recording !Were -
Lary, around 1'. Cantelon : taw+un'o, A. bailors' monument. He de-
('antelon ; financial secretary, W. J. dierti
Davis ;- lecture,'s, Jas. Welk and M:, J. $lined c'umpete, Then the commis-
ialiott ; U. of C'., \\'m. Lowery. The
goon , tendered to him outright. He
beplace of meeting next February will .ubdd sketches of big idea for the
decided at the semi annual meeting grow The committee fn charge of
• to be held at Henaatll in June. the anument wrote him, asking.
Count L. O. L. of North Huron. "HP6any tons of granite do yo11 In -
County tee use In the base?' the reply
The ('aunty 1.. O. Ltd North ltaron' wt if you are In the business of
met in annual session on Tueadav, b,g granite you may use 4441 much
t•'ehrnary lith, In the (orange Hall, a.,u want, one ton or 100,000 tons,
Wingham, st f o'clock n. In. The, so artist, anti I never yet heard
county master. Brother M. Maths, in being bought by the pound."
and other officer, were itt their places. ', question was dropped until the
After the appointment of finance, cre-`trait for the commission was
dential, suspension aad ezpulsion cam-
*motes, the Meige adjourned until 1:41)aWa, When Mr. MacMonnies re-
p. In, On aecII.t ling at that:hour thlflved it be discovered in It a clause
various commit teen reported. and lorovlding that in case the brnnzet were
their reports the c(luuty of ortiver thrown down from their base, by
Huron is shown to he in a flnurishirany cause whatever, and any person -
condition, The` various distt•(or property should be injured. lie and
master's reported Gtvurahly. Afta his heirs forever should In liable for
great deal of business had beet ort the' damagesustained. Ile rc'terned
anted watiefactorily- to the lerthrer
whom a large number teen• pre
the county plaster Declared al
offices vacant, and called upon t'
(bounty Master Brother \V. ,T, er
to conduct the elections for I(yhe
result of which ' wee as fFYtM
Count y Ma41t•r, Brother M.
1). (1, M., R. Leishman ; mem n,yr e
lain, •Hey, M. J. Wilann , (•,f 1'e- The idea that roosting nn a p..lc lar
cording secretory, lfenty 1) Y ; hosts i lu41e41 Crooked breast banes In
bectome
countcounty financial
l seererrr,y.lt,', q ; yd theory..., nneoung popitre uexperl experienced poultry.
county U. of C., N..lohnsr "unty raiser fella as that after a Treat deal
lecturers, Alex, Ieishmu ie°age et investigation he has found that
Thornton. Brother (lir Istalted er4oked breast, benee •trsult from the
the new officers, after whinit one tack of proper bone building food and
made a nem, lnnt mther yenrf to, conducted\a itttk experiment
Wilson,
be merle of thn forrihle of his oven.
Winner, set fortho in a clear', Oran a-1 ono n M
manner the dor g M pure bred Plymouth
men to each other auto to our Racks was fed a ration itf Anne and
countryand oat. lfrot!)r, ('hie- moat meat mixed with other feed once
holm, . P., being Pr as sanest a day and another pen whit given no
nn to make a few repo+ern(' pn cis- hone-hutlding fnm1. Sloth pens had
ing he wee grl•ete•(i ri.l1yaliy' In rnnsts, while a third pen Was without
roosts and was fed no hone -building
fried The pen that received the hone
mend showed no ,tane of crooked
breast hones, white the m( lnrlty of oho
other two pens were alYobo4. Ne can•
chide. that It 1x hn0,. Plod and rent the
ab41enrs of most. ,bat keeps the breast,
hone straight. ('htea.,• intro octe k
the contract without comment, unsign-
ed. When the committee wrote him,
asking the reason, his brief reply was,
"]our lawyers are too sharp."
•
*reset Ilene. of Poultry,
the rousse of Ifie rvka he avid
some gond thimgs, made clear
Pomo questions of vitt4 lortan)e to
the welfare end well'K ('t 01)1 hr-
lnvlwl Canada, deli a splrtldid
address °f almtlt'hty mimttw(e.
The county this w'lll hnl(I nn
demnnatratior as !Inty, tach die"
trict being allowed lrhratr whore
it chooses. in ab Icing taken
Advertising in The Signal play..
WINTER
CLOTHING
,
I 11114 4 hal', a nIIlt• enu(tortablc (0
It •l1er-tit ting suit," sapid a lean 0.10
gets lis clothes made ,et
4, r rn w144 s . • \ -
Ilah•. fate. $4 40 ;Li Ler 144.1 for sow'.. awl
11'..111 to 1:4.3p for etax41.
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK.
Mruhent Fel,. 11. ($p•.inl,t A ea114..
'from U1regow rel,,,rted lrgJ' good, w114, C
pri,'.•s fin,, nod prua',c •ia ttvoru4.101,1••••v
ie. 4'
.l.•. 1►G
ti,.. 1-;trrpool mot l.ouduu oil ' cuua,llau
rattle, were firmer et 11e to 1111e, and 1 A (loll stock of
rrUlY lit gird 'them as Lich tot 12c. shoos
Au:, rican cattle In London wJd at 12').,, ' weight clothes tar
Skop ,e,t. for the week from Portland and 1
6 EMPORIUM
At. Jobu were 2We cattle, 1•Y sheep. its•
celpt* trete 1360 cattle. 50 mush rows, 12.1
sheep and- Iambs, alio cartes, 500 hogs, The
btaetietti were out strops and trade was
brisk. Prone beeves sold at 414 to 5e
•npretty
•3ohd thr e cmmnockn04eto ;Pie There
were esreral an* bulls which sold at 4c
to 4%e per Ib, Mitch :•ows sold at Map to
855 ears. RIrbottc paid 433.50 for five
of the best raises, the others selling at 13
to $3.50 seek. Sheep /old at 4!y.- end
lambs et about 4r per lb. The markrt
for bogs was firmer, min gt *smaller tf-
forluy and an advaw'e of 10.' per 100 lbs •
was paid l,1 same eases. The demand from
presses was hood and salmi were made at
17.40 to 47,50 per cwt., neighed off the
Corp.
EAST BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET.
East Borah,. F b. 1:, -Cattle -Receipts.
D000 head' actie, 10c to 16c higher; prime
steers, 14,50 to $575; ohIpptolt 44,75 to
1..50; butchers', 14.60 to $5.86; heifers,
30 to 36.10; sow!, 82.50 to 44,60; bull.
to 6le 31.66; stockers and (ardent $3(ardent
4,50; stock heifers, 12 15 to 56.40; fresh
cowls aad springers, active, 12 per head
higher, $30 to 160. '
Vests -Receipts, 1000 bead; active, 16,50
to so 50.
Hoge-Recejpta, 15,600 brad: active, be
to 10c bl(ber; heavy, mined, and yoekere,
46:86 to 46.85; pigs, $0.36 to $6.40; roughs,
Cheep and Iambs -Receipts 20,000 head:
■stow: lamb*, 46,25 to 746; yearlings,
16 M to $615; weathers, 46,54) to 48; ew+a,
16.60 to 15.75; 'beep, mired, i3 to 13.00;
erecter' lamb*, $T.25 to 41.86.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
C►'(age, Feb, 12. --Cattle-Receipts, M-
OW: market strop( to 10e higher; common
to prime *tensa, *3.40 to $6.416; cow, 34
to 44.40; heifers. 12.26 to 55; bulls, 14 t0
$380: calves, 13 to 44.25; stockers sod
temdun, 12.40 to 14.50.
Hoge--Replpts 62,000; markrt, steady:
choice to prime, (easy $6,90 to $6.95; me -
hen togoodhie6av , 66. o 65.90;;botch
0
`Let, bea.y mixed, 45.85 to $5.90; packing,
60 to $6.410.
Cheeps -Receipts, 86,000; market. firm:
!been. 3.50 to $6; yearlings, $6,50 to $6,40:
ma b., 6440 to 10.50.
Clark's heady Lunen Veal Loaf
will give you an appetite if you
haven't one already. it is ready to
serve - appetizing and tasty.
Get yule• job printing at The Signa.
STIIEET,
n•diow and heavy
II and winter wear
I , Suits and 0 'rcoats
made to measure on shin • 0tice,
lteady-tirwear ('lothin -gesso lamb'
strong -made on the pt'cnlis s.
DUNLOP, the Ta or
'WEST STREET
If you
are
in Need
1,1 earthing in thrline,.f
Tinware, Graniteware,
Stoves and Ranges,
Coal Oil or Gasoline,
call at PiNDEIt'S. Ili'
keeps only. the best anti
prices are right.
Let hint figure on 3'otlr
Plumbing, Ideating and
Tinsmithing.
SA'riSl',1(TiON G r A R A N-
'rEED.
W. R. Pinder
7 h. r...,.. 1.,,.' . ,r erring
•ale, rs the tl,.,,, act
m.,rerls for her
young.
The , ,.e h„men mother
feeds her /tablet on
Parnell's
Pure Home -Made
Bread
It !roads nowt... sharpens intellect. Erg
foundation for vigorous manhood.
3OUR POPULAR GROCER, AGENT
You can easily Afford to
get Good Coffee
In feel, you can't allied to 11.1)1` i1113. °I her.
The pert', fr1•eh, delicious and frogl;tnl.
COFFEE WE SELL WILL GIVE YOU SATISI=AC-
TION:EVERY TIME.
\•011 can dc(atid on it. Try Rohe at a5c a pound.
Our blend of Mocha and Java Cortes, it like a pound is extra flue.
P. T. DEAN, The Grocer.
'PHONE too. COR. MONi REAL ST. AND SQUARE, GODERICH, ONT.
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W A. McKIM GODERICH'S BUSY W. A. McKIM
STORE
STOCK CLEARING SALE
VERY large stock to begin with, and a very mild winter finds
us with many lines that must be cleared.
To make room for new goods,
To get cash to pay for them,
a well as the love of it induce
clearing sale of
us to make a ten-day stock -
GENUINE BARGAINS
only a few of which we, enumerate. Come and see these
others for which we have no space.
Dress Goods.
500 yards of heavy goods, elegant
for stilts, skirts, and coats, or for boys'
or girls' wear. They are mostly high-
class goods, including "Harris' Honie.-
spun" and equally reliable hakes.
We make the prices to meet: the lean-
est pocket -book. There are plan
y
1 i g h ter weight materials and all
adorned with t'marching" price tickets.
ONE LOT of lueltons, sergee, etc„ value1
:Inc. and flu(•„ to clear per y'anl .., 22C
(would be cheap for linings)
ANOTHER LOT' of fancy weaves, tweeds, stripe
Amazons. etc,_ value 30e. to OW., to 25c
clear per yard •
H1.A('K GOODS, such as bro,ulcl,ths, veneti(uts,
fancy weaves, ►ustrea, etc., at a straight reduc-
tion of 10`,
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REMNANTS -piles of them at any' old price to
clear. We want their 41p tee and the money.
that is in t.heul or part of it ; you can have the
balance if you take them away. The end you
want may be here at n trilling\c(st.
Wrappers. \
1; dozen fancy wraplwrs, reduced on quarter.
$1 Jsl wrappers for 75c.
$1.25 " otic
g2.2 .. ..411.50
$1.52
Jackets.
31 to clear, t401110 at half price and others at 0m'-
third price or $3,110 worth 0f jacket for $I.064.
Overcoats.
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• No. 6ZH-3 only, regular $7.011, for $J.:rt
H 14>-4 •• • ' $ft.00, for 61.90
No. (Ci4-s $II,W for 14•5,:11i
H 54- -p $144.1)14, for
1154)-( " -I $1).50
H 21 •• 87.50,$12.0for $7.:111
$7.:111, for $.i.lal
YOUNG MEN'S,
4 only, young men's, $7.00. for $1.51)
3-
$( (tU, for $4,01I
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5 only bora, $3.444, for $3.50
4 - $4.50, for $2.481
5 •• " $4.00, for $2,75
6 other overconta for men ,and boys at 1111(
price,
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and many
Shirt Waists
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at a small fraction of their value.
They must be Bolds
LOT L--ty dozen sltirb waists, white, black and
white, blue and white and fast color print.
The leanest in the lot wits 60c., to 25c
clear
I.OT ii, - IS dozen shirt waists, black 'sateen:
white lawn, fancy muslin41, chatnbl•ey with
-yoke
r
e)nbroideed , regular• twice 75e.
to $2.00, A11 at • 50c
LOT Ill. -3 dozen shirt waists, fine white lawn
with lace and embroidery trimming, cream
lustre with pin slot, black lm,tti•, black
sateen, regular price $1.2.5 to $2.23, all 75c
at each
Skirts.
:1 only block lustre, sun -pirated dress A /
skirts, regular value $0544, fur $'t,5o
!,!'+ dress skirts at half prier
$1.2.5 skirts for 113(•,
d c 11.2.00 " " $1,00
$load „ ,. $1.511
$5.00 •• " 62.50
• Underskirts.
6 only sateen skirts
1 .. $5, tis•.
1 •• lnoeeen $1.7.; • 81,1-1
anc stripe $1.25 81.511
9 " fame,' Pe $I.L, .3011
1 t _ silk flounce $ .00 •• $2.2.1
White Goods
'Ito one -quartet. opt',
211 dozen fine night-gowns
11 " drawers '
24 " " skirts '-
K children's dresses
aprons
at a eduction of 25%.
:1 dozen deeming saepues and kitnontts At 54
Price just cut in two.
r„teaae,
M,•n'ie real buck gloves, regular price $1.50, for
*1.18).
Men's fine reit gloves, regular price $1. s, for 75c.
$1.25 men's mocha gloves for $5
,lis •' .. ..
.5O leaer for 40c,
$Len c(o1(thmittstnitta for 75c,
.75 calf Nitta for 53c
Black ea teen, regular price 17c., for 12' c.'
5o Ills, Berlin wool, all colors, at per ounce 5c,
• Remnants
in all departments must be cleated, we have not
spate. tl name them but conte and see.
DAYS' CASH CLEARING STOCK SALE
It takes nerve to cut prices this way in the face of advancing
markets. We have the nerve and the goods. We don't say every
thing in stoc is reduced, but there are enough genuine bargains to
make it your4nterest to investigate. We expect you at
McKIM'S BUSY STORE
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G. W. Thomson
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are headquarters for
PIANOS, ORGANS and
SEWING MACHINES,
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DURING 0,e many
years in which we have
been engaged in cater-
ing to the needs of t h e
people of the greater part of
West Huron in Musical in-
struments, Sewing Machines,
etc., we have been •favored
from year to year with con-
stantly increasing patronage.
We extend thanks to an our
customers for their many
favors.
We wish to announce that
we were never in a better
position for the handling of
marketable goods in our line
than at the present time.
Not only in the larger instru-
mentsre we
ll
to meet the most particular demands upon ue buts n he meallereinnstruments, such as Violins, Guitars, Mandolins.
Flutes, Clarionettes, Piccolos, Accordions, Month Organs, etc„ also is oaf stock for the coming holiday season well
assorted. in fact our entire stock of Musical Merchandise, including the publications of all the leading composers, is
very complete.
Edison Phonographs and Records.
Berliner and other Gramophones,
Empire Typewriters,
Fountain Pens,
School Requisites.
Fine Stationery, etc., etc.
We . ntdlally mvate yawl 411 snake your selections at our Mus,- Frnpol tli,
,; The Square
G. W. THOMSON _& SON
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