The Signal, 1906-2-22, Page 4TaoeanaT, Fob.:' 1, 19('6
TFI[F SIGNAL: GODERICII ONTARIO
GODERICII BOARD OF TRADE.
Annual Meeting on Monday Evening The Presi-
dent's Report an Interesting and Encouraging
Review of Industrial and Trade Conditions in
the Town.
The town clerk's office was more ,1 1)t Shring ining II they
the .poosed ofr
than comfortably filled on Monday l and paid ant about $14.110) in wages,
evening, the weirdo') of the annual having averaged forty hands through.
meeting of the Ihuurt of Trade ; hitt eat the year.
nobody complained, as it was taken as 'their Northwest trade is showing
increased I a milady improvement anti they cx-
au encouraging sign o[ ant Ilett• with the advent of the C. P. R..
interest on the part of the business to get into closer touch with that
uteo of the town in the work of the trade.
Board and its a welcome change frau The Goderich Organ Co. .
the time when only a handful of men The _til 1,'i e t Organ Comptuy,
turned opt to the. )meetings. The Limited. have had a successful year.
meml)4elship of the I}uurd has reached They have a large and constantly
high-water stark, with prospects of a fir•"whmg field for their maximal..
further increase to a figure will rheic export trr►de with England and
K the rolunies is showing nu increase
include alnoet every bumineess 111811 in melt month : their home trade is in -
the town ; and with the increase in creasing also, uu•tkulaily in the
membership there is an ruldel enthus. Northwest And Manitoba. Their pro-
ias0l and a feeling that the Beard will ducts enjoy a good reputation, and
in the future do a more active work in the name of the (iedericlt Organ Coni -
the building up of the town. pony is hennaing n househeild name
President C. A. Nairn eves in the aliloi g t he music -loving people of
chair, and after the reading of initiates Canada. .Their regular lines have
he presented his retort for the past grown sr) rapidly in demand that they
year am follows : have given up the interior work. And
To the member. u( :be 4;ud.,iti. matte ot, now find their factory running full
Tr'xde. time :and with A full staff 1)u their
lu presenting the annual report of regular lines. Their pay list lest year
the Board for the past year. I am WAS aver $:f(1,IMMI, the output showing
aorry that .we cannot claim any ilii- an bne•l•1Ne of over $LIMMI per month.
portant Additions to our ananufa tut•- The outlook for the coming season is
tag industries. It has not iaeell 1Iie good. The manager auticipatee the
fault of that important 'etc. largest business in their history.
who have worked zealously. and have They look forward to the opening of
never missed All opportunity when the 1'. P. K. to give then increased
presented t4) get into cornmImieltiun ft•ihtWs i1) their export oleic.
with firms intending to locate ter pre- The Goderich Knitting Co.
sent the advantage);offered by our
town. \Ve still hope that their efforts The Goderich Knitting 1,'o. con-
tra)• yet bear fruit. Nunes to get its annual share of bush.
During the early part of the s news. Tlfeir Kneels are highly spoken
mer the town sustained a financial id and are giving the (Nest of satisftc-
blow in the destruction by tier of the tion. The shit ods extend from the
grain elevator belonging to the God., Atlantic 14) the I'a•iflc coast.
rich F,levatnr and Transit Co., as 't When in full running order they
kept us from participating in the employ about sixty hands. principally
handling of the great crop, of the iris, the prey roll for the year run -
Northwest. \Veale pleased to know 11 •le between eleven and twelve
that, through the spirit of progressive- thousand dollars,
nese, they will he rrady for this year% The Goderich Lumber Co.
.crop, better equipped than ever. May
nieces. attend them.''Iiia Ceremony started operations
We note with [)leash i•1' the ('on. here 814)111. tell years ago and lig ve
tinned *t•tiyity in the building trade, been manufacturing Mintier. shingles,
great number of houses have been etc., (Very seaann Niece. `And while
a0
mpleted. aniongst them apse very the business has not made touch
fine residences. The Methodist body money for the Ahateholdets (luring all
are to 1)e congratulAtel upon 'the fine Giese rears, they are and have been
edifice, nearly- completed, which they ' of the Meet industries the town
have erected upon the site of their old ever had. Last measled the • cut et the
church on North street. nilll here upwards of three Million feet
That Goderich is looked upon am mu, of lumber. besides a great quantity of
of the best summer resorts upon take shingles. etc. ''hey give employment
Huron. Is evidenced by the increasing to 1k'twr•e'u thirty and- forty people,
number who pay us a visit veer after w • 0t' wheel • 41 large wages.
year, our hotels and boarding-houses When the laeakwater is finimbel
being taxed to neev)mmlahlte them. they contemplate enlarging their
We are lax m not Advertisingour plana and making Kirate storage
r
natural advantages, etc.• more eaten- capacity for logs. In doing PO they
will give employment
to mlent to a still greater
rival). her of hands. Their ill at
From the reporte handed in by the Stokes Bay usually tuner all the year
committee on manufactures, our pies- y
cem-
ent industries serer to have enjoyed portion of the output, round, winter and summer. A cno-
ahnsy and successful year. t slderable t is
The harnessing of the River MAU. bought (Town on vessels ami trail.
land, for the production of electrical shipped here, which also adds to the
power, is ahont to be:n,ne Au accnqu- e'iilpleyment of leehor in this port. it
plished fact. Engineers have ahem
MAY be herr• tamedthat the Company
surveyed and reported ups the pmj- has a large quantity of logs carried over
eat Their calculations demonstrate 111"°1 last M(I)40n. whirl' will "nide
beyond question that power can be them to start cutting earlier than
produced on A profitable basis. With usual next epring.
An expenditure of $2 0,0is) they can The Western Canada Flour Mills Co.
develop' 2,673 mechanical horse power.
Mr. Goldthorpe, the owner of the prop- This is an industry in whirl" Grde-
rrties, has organized a compuy aur; rich has as "special pride. Is-eamse of its
expects to start conetructio) this sum- magnitude and the fame it brings to
mer. Cheap lower would do )lord to- 4)1(1 town. During the mutt year a
induce the establishing of mannfer- merger was completed hy which the
terrier in Goderich than anything els' plant here was asse)ciaterl with `others
we could offer them. 1 ata 4.1114' 1.1)11. at Brandon and Winnipeg, the coni -
Board will do all in its (ower (o assist
this important undertaking.
The lion. C. S. Hyman, Minister of
Public Works, paid m4) town a visit
during the summer ; he was met by
the Mayor, council and members of
the Board. HPasslltrd us that every-
thing would he done to make this one
of the beet bathes on the lake. As to
the completion of the breakwater,
they were waiting to see the effect of
the present work before placing
further contracts.
Mr. J. C. Lark, commissioner to
Australia, upon the solicitation of the
13oanl. paid tis a visit. Along with
toome of the menhem, he visited
several of our industries, and in the
evening gave an addtese 14) the citi-
zens on the ppxxlersibilitics of trade with
our sister colony.
A word of congratulation and praise
is due to the promoter), of the Alex-
andra Marine and General Huspiuil,
which will shortly be opened i1) the
Shephard property- un South street.
The task has been n difficult one, but
we trust the unselfish efforts of thole
who have for so long worked for this
meritorious object -Will be as gener-
011111y supported by the public.
As presiding iiftieer for the year.
must thank the nrenlher4 generally,
and especially the reecl•e'tu y and men: -
berm of the council, for their mishit -
*nee during the year. 1 would like to
see more of our citizens affiliate the•nr-
It•es with the Boatel. as it is only by
co • rertel action than the town's in-
ters. A can 1e promoted. end ter do
that a 111114.1. sink our individuality
end me e ourselves and our activities
into the )melon aggregate of mem-
bership an. Hort. That spirit would
make the 111 of Trade n potent
factor in the p .motion of municipal
intermits end g mai progress and
prosperity of the r Inanity.
BUSINESS NOTE FOR altos.
The Goderich Engine and B' cle Co.
The G/derieh Engine an \Bicycle
Co. ;report A very gold yt•ar'tt' tirade.
having turned ort atemt$75,1MMIworth
of their various products'. During the
year they n)alllllletllrld fifteen Mc-
intosh Sand-t'ement Brick machine*,
and they are all giving Nueh entire
wttiefnctifn 111441 they anticipate a
bigger demand than ever for them
during it»t.
Beside' their regular line of marine
engine( they are making the "Ross
more Knife Grinder" for fanners' IMP.
And expect to manufacture fully 10.-
1110 of them (hiring the year. Thiel
will mean morn work for the mechan-
ics of Goderich and may ultimately
lead to en ferrets* in their Already
extensive plant.
During the year they Average)
thirty-five ]nen, and their pay roll
totalled nearly $18,6110.
Another new departure of this en-
terprising firm is the manufacture of
the "Imperial Smoke Consumer."
They have not Aa yet put thin device
on (the market, but we tetra it will
Rive relief to thousands of city dwell-
er( when they do.
The Kensington Furniture Co.
The Kennington Furniture Co. have
eeperien ed a much better year's brief-
ness than the previ(ma year, and err
looking forward to a record year in
bitted ra parity of which will 1w (I,15M)
bids. of flour iser day. being equal to
the output of any other trill in the
British Empire.
The Gederich mill has now a rapa-
city of 1,1») hbls. 'we day, grinding up
from 1411,IOMI to 170,1111 bnehels mf
wheal per )month. and having an out-
put of 'thirteen caTletauls of 4O,INMI lbs.
each, daily. and to new ,storage ware-
house just completed allow* the 111.rn•.
age from twenty t4) tweet y-flyecam of
fed. 'As practically rill this wheat
comes in by' vessel, the butane,*
presents at strong argument (if any
w'e'ir' nedel1 for the continued im-
provement of the harbor by the
Government. The business here
means re turn over of $2,1111tteel'a
year.- and an expenditure of $1(P,IHM1
per year amongst our wage-earning
(•laim,
The Brandon dill hos a capacity of
1111 bbls, per clay-, end the new- mill
now under construction et Winnipeg
band which will be the trainer mill of•
the wand+ 14'will r tamed in duly
or August, with a capacity of 1,11(1()
hills. per day.- A new tyarehotow a iU
alar be part of the, plant there with ,e
storage of 141,11(11 Wk. of flour, and an
el•rator ea parity of half n million.
I
which will ' inet•etesel in the nen•
futn•e to one,• il)iiljc)u„end the 1' -
lmny now own from seventy-five to
111(1 grain elevates thnitt th Manitoba
and the Northwest Provmres, which
will 1t added to ft time to time.
As this 515141)114' business haft grown
front the original mill here. (3odei'irh
may well feel at Pride in it 4)x tomee-
thing in which we all have 41 personal
interest. •'
The Marlton Dredging Co.
This Company woo stertel by n syn-
dicate of our townspeople about eight
years ago, buying out tisp dredge Ar-
noldi. tug 11 1111/11 and Nenw4, operat-
ing under the management of Mr.
R Miele Marlton. (itderirh being
headquarters for the plant, all repairs
ere done here, and upwards of ten
thousand dollars were expended on
the plant this but year, end a new tug
is being built et present, which. when
finished, will mean an onlay of
ft:'i,I41(1 expended on the plaint in 14”
paint And new work since the 1or11(1.
tion of the syndicate eight years ago.
This is Prelusive of the running ex -
peewit. which average about ,$$,I1011 n
veer, nearly All of which be slant in
(ioderirh, mostly in wages.
Thee Company will be in good shop•
to resume work at the opening of
navigation. and as there is lnuch to be
done to keep up the efltrieney of our
hartrr)r we look for A hnsy sraton for
the Dredging Co.
The Goderich Elevator and Transit Co.
This Company, after n very 1ucrest-
hal season in 11401.03, had the misfor-
tune to lose their fine PIeretor build-
ing on .duly std, i(5K, and the fossa wax
one which extended to others besides.
themselves, and wee It tourer. of deep
regret to all our citizens.
Ve are glad to ray, however, that
the Company in a short time com-
pleted arrangRement,' for erecting a
new And strictly fireproof Indlding,
composed of etetel and torrent, which
is now well under way. The new
Nt011t111P will have a rapacity of
5151,111111 Mlsh,•ls, and will be so ,'on-
itrwted as to allow an addition to it
at any tillle when increased etorage is
derived. It will be the only fireproof
elevator buildi 15 on lake Huron, and
will coat in the neighborhood of
$115,1111 when completed. (iuderich is
particularly well .adapted for a grain
elevator, as it is the motet (Beret point
o1) the lakes for greiu shipments to
the East. This is claimed to 1w the
itidy elevator doing Manitoba wheat
business rill both the Canadian
Pacific *4141 (11)14)4 'ri1ink at its door,
and the Company say : "We expect
to les able ter give (•1)r customers a
warehouse receipt including 111a0t•-
mice. 'This will be a great boon to
Toronto grain leen and ]millets. when
they ' consider that their wheat is
always insured when in our house.
We are making our arrangements
with the underwrites at present to
this end."
N. Dietrich & Son, of the Star Roller
Milt,
report a goal rease11 in 115)3, amount-
ing to about $f*,IMK1• They have
made 1)o particular intprlvemruts,
but have kept their plant in good re-
ptile and erected a new brick chimney.
They say the outlook for the cooling
year;K('enl$ good, 1414 the he -reale in
stork feeding and the good prices for
hogs meas that fame's: will require
considerable feed for t tt purpose.
The wheat acreage hat 1t 11 increased
i1) this sectio], and a good chap ought
to make more business in their line.
in the -Building Line.
The past year has been a 54)041 4)1)11
Mill the iucidations for 11K11 are equal-
ly good
Meows. Huchatians & bowmen. 0 t
the Goderich Planing Mill, any
they had nn exceptionally bray
season, over thirty new dwellings
being. construeted. and the tine
new church for the North street
Methodist congregetien, besides
(Tons repair jobs. 'There still con -
110(14s at gradual iu(Iras• in the prices
of building materiel And in wages,
leaving as much suutller ]margin of prof-
it for the contractor, nevertheless
they expect a► hrisk eens})n in 1910.
The removal to 1(1)41 fitting up of their
new factory involved a large outlat-,
but they now have a modern and well-
equipped factory not often equalled in
larger towns. They employ about
forty workmen.
Mr. B. l'. Munitingi reports having
built eleven new houses. besides do-
ing n considerable amount of replies
cud improvements. He has several
contr.lets naw waiting the opening of
spring. and while there is an advance.
in cost of material. there is no edge of
a falling elf in the number of Build-
ings which will be erected.
The Maitland River Power Company.
A movement which molders to
have an Important bearing upon the
futule, of our town industrially, is
the formation of a► company for the
development of the water powers of
the River Maitland. C'onlpetent en-
gineers have made comprehensive sur-
veys of the river. and have reported
to the effect that it is capable of pro-
ducing power for industrial purposes
4)11 n profitable basis. ('heap p)'Set• is
one of the greatest inducements o1)4•
town could offer 0) bring uuuulfactur-
er-s tune, and when it Is stated that
the Maitland river can furnish power
for all the factories in (i}Nle•rieh, and
many 4)l besides, at a price that
would cut the prevent cost of power in
two, it can readily be seen that the
successful development of this project
will • tend greatly to advance the
town's' position as a Itnal1)fal•tlring
centre.
The suggestion that the 1)111 niripl
waterworks and electric light plant
Might he furnished fr this source is
one diet will doubtless receive the
...ambit attention of this Boraad, and of
the citizens at large, whenever such a
proposition is brought forw*td.
Another Manner In which re teirtion
of the power propeeed to he developed
might be a in(ll)yI'll to the advantage
of the town and of the whole district,
wield he in connection with a system
of electric railway, furnishing quick
conmuunicatiorl and rapid transmuta-
tion facilities to portions of our
county not now so pt•ovithd.
This iuterestingsoul important prop-
risition has engaged the attention of
a ller of • pruulinent bmiineare
men, end it (output). has been formed
with the following provisional di-
rectors : M414144s. \`'..1. Il. Hillaucs, J.
T. Golds her`w, Jas. ('lark, Jam. A. Mc-
Intosh, \\'. 1,. Horton. .1. A. Rumlall,
H. .1. \Ic'Ewen art( Ia.-Col. \Ion.
Young,. to charter being applied for
with a capital of tjl.i40,01M1, M1. \Ve
wish the company every snecess.
The Goderich Cement Brick Company,
Limited. ,
This industry was established here
two years ago for the purpose of
leaking brick from nand and Portland
cement. The first year they manufac-
tured half a million brick,' and batt
sermon threeagnuters of a million,
running the plant to, only half its
caprity during the tittle it wits in
operation. Their plant in catnipped'
with the hest machinery i thisit ne
and when ran to full capacity can
make four millions of brick*. in a
season. The bricks are being ]mea)
generally and are pronounced by many
leading lruildeis and contractors, who
have iiserl all( twlerl theta, to he
sultrier in quality to the old clay
brick. (luring the pest .reason the
C patty has shipped large moan tities
nfhome bricks r
t tl k to London. St•ulfnnl,'
St. 'l'hormur and Clinton, !resides sup-
plying a large nawlltr to the local
trade. and ate now filling an order fur
three hundred and fifty thousand to be
lewd in the new elevator naw' tinder
rarest ructieit herr. The Company end -
ploy ten wen, wages aloud $500 per
th.
The Doty Engine Works Co.
Also report a good year's lei/eines* in
ISKmi, with excellent prospect,' for 11K1$,
ar in addition to their general trade
they are looking for a large amount of
trade from the Northwest. Their wales
lest year aggregated $(KI,IMMI, and their
wage hill $1$,0011, the everege number
of hand,. being thirty. They are con-
templating other branches of business
with the opening of spring, which will
give employment to an additional
her mf men.
The Goderich Mineral Water Co.
1141'.,' inereaseed their machinery for a
h greater output of their famous
pmt• natural mineral water, and with
en early spring expect to double their
sales the commit newton. Tiley are
slaking n Mplc•balt.y of 'tritest ginger
4)l• made from the famous imported
Irish Itelfnst rxtrart for the local
trade. *Imo seltzer writers. 1'. L. Wal-
ton is general manager. Office, \\'eat
street, Goderirh, with F. 1'. Doiig1**,
Napanee, i;a,'tern ege)ry, and (7. F.
& J. (halt, 1Vinnipeg, Western agency.
Our Railway Facilities.
When our lad. Annual meeting ware
held It was noted that cerhy this year
the building of the Guelph and Gode-
rich branr11 of the C. 1'. Railway
would be mart Wally ronlpleted.
Many eiremestancea have combhled
In dilly this bing-Innktd-for rainstorm
elation. but we /11A' rranonably hope
for the road being In full ()twilit ion by
the end of thin year.
The r,al-bNd is nearly All r plead
and track -laying has been in plower*
for several miles, and with the 'met-
ing of spring will lie nestled vigor-
ously, 11411 the work of bridge corn
'deletion and the crossing of 111e River
MeitI.uul at this harbor are pretty
hexa') `{pieces of work. 1t may be said
here that the entrance to Ulslrrich
will present one of the prettiest views
t4) the traveller which can be had any-
where in Ontario. 'rhe ' passenger
depot win be located at the foot of the
hill behind the Oueun House's present
site, and 11 new 14)44( a the duck will
Is• upx'ntd through what is ktlow1) as
1\'ate• Lanae. The DPW rwul will
ke great changes around, the har-
bor, and it y safely Ise assumed
everything will be in the direction of
largely ineraeel trunk there.
Grand Trunk Railway.
During the year there has not been
111111:1) change 111 the Grand Trunk Hail
w'ay but we understand that they are
contemplating great improvements be-
fore. long. Among these is a new
freight shed. ''his is a pressing reed.
me the town has fee outgrown the
capacity of the present shed. They
Met) intend to rearrange the switches
in the yard and thus give shippers
much better accouauodaaion. The
rade are already herr for an extra
switch at the dock Anda new switch
into the plant of the 1b51e•rich Lumber
Co.
The report was received with Ap-
plause. and was duly adopted, Alex.
)+ 1ers, in seconding the motion for
Adoption, spoke hopefully of the prow
ieets•of making (i(xterch one of the
wittowns N
t n 1)l \Veatrj•n Ontario.
Other towns were loounng as the re-
sult of united action by their` town
c it and Board of Tirade in encour-
aging the location of manufacturing
industries, and he hoped that tiir.
enunetl and the Brand of Trade f
Goderich would during the present
year act together for the good of the
town.
The election of officers for 1lIki was
then proceeded with.
On motion of William (, mpimll.
eecunded by J. H. Colima tie, , :th of
whom spoke in complimentary Tine
of the president, hit. Nairn WAS
alerted 10 that position Mr' Anoth
you•.
The other officers also Were re-
elected ae follows :
\'ice-ptresi(ent---J. A. Rumlatll,
Treasurer- -\V. A. McKim,
Secretary -James Mitchell.
Council—S. A. Meths*. J. B. Haw-
kins, Geo. Porter, W. H: Roberton,
W. T. Marney, Wm. Campbell, Chats.
C. Lee, S, N. Hick, J. A. Mchtto3,h, J.
H. Colborne, A. Saunders, H. E..
Hedgers.
President Nairn and Vice-president
Rumlatll briefly thanked the members
for the honor conferred in their tee -
election.
,The c Invassing co 'tte'e reported
forty -fire tneulhere,, with the canvass
not yet completed. • A large lilt
of these were new members, who on
motion were duly received.
'rhe treasurer a report showed a led-
ance of $4.70 on hand.
J. H. l'olloroe said that, though so
far this was a record year for the
Board, there should 1* sixty 1)r seven-
ty -fit•( members ; ,"i)ti with 1114• pros-
pects of capon now before the
town there would `11e a good deal of
work for the I3oan1 to do during the
present year.
In anticipation of the increased
nmmllult of work that will fell ups
the secretary timing the year. it was
decided that he should be given some
remuneration, the alnnnnt to be, fixed
l.y the council off the Brewed.
There was some discussion as to the
hest )leans of securing new uuantifact-
tiring establishments for the town.
and the co 'tree (p1 etanufactoriles
was requested to formulate a scheme
whereby a definite proposition may be
preeelted to tiny manufacturers who
propose to 1,5.41te herr.
The seeretu'y was aautherrizel to in.;
terview the Provincial Government.
regarding the _establishment in Gode-
rich of one of the new unni)al schools
which, it is undetstold, our to be
plated at several points in the
t'lovfnee 111 connection with the new'
edneational pulley.
The tweeting then ndjoi fined.
ATTEMPTS MURDLR
ND SUICIDE.
Seaforth Girl AKilled by Brutal
band.
Detroit, Feb Ie.—Jealous, road and
infuriated Ire use his wife, May, ,aged
twenty-two /secured as warrant for his
•nearest for brutally assaulting her,
William . liicharde, aged tt'enty-six•
broke pito the hinise at AI Duffield
street eat 731 tonight and shot the
woman twice As she stood in the
kit'hen.
One bullet struck her in the right
cheek, lodging in the baek of the head;
the other struck her in the hand.
Richards then turned the weapon
ups 1 ' self and sent the ball crashing
into the eight side of the neck.
George Sowerly, it (sander, and him
dsughter. Lillian, aged fourteen,
(Iodized bullet..
The wounded woman rant to Reid's
(10)5 more two blocks away, and later
wan sent to St. Mary's hospital, and
Rickards to Harper hospital. Richards
is ole more seriously wounded, but
both vill recover.
The4)hoo '
ing e •w ,as the
continued Atmore. They were
result of
married
Colored Dress Silks,
"Twenty-one 15 -yard pieces of new Spring Colored Silks. Joist 15 yards in each
piece and no two alike. They are in plain shots, and fancy stripes and checks.
They are real novelties in Dress Silks and the styles are new. We got a chance
of them from a house who bought out a mill's whole stock. The prices are,
50c, 75c and $I.00. They are a good deal less than regular prices.
BARGAIN DAYS
SATURDAY, MARCH 3rd and MONDAY, MARCH 5th,
N% ill be bargain days in this store. We are making great preparation
for these two bargain days' as we intend to outdo any previous
bargain day efforts. The most of.our whole stock will be at bargain
day prices. Terms cash.
Spring Goods
I ell aid
a
English makes.
are coming stn 1
n faster and d in
greater quantities than we ever
had them to .come at so early a
date for spring trade before.
94 PIECES NEW PRINTS
dark and light colors. to cents and 12% cents. Canadian and
Fast, colors.
CHAMBREYS rd GINGHAMS
511 picot, of theme, r els in all the leading
colors, w•alt•antel fast, i
I2 I -2c• t• 25C
Small and large cheek Ging not. The largest
and moat attnective lot we ever . , ere -d.
•
WAISTINGS
Merverized Colored "Vaistirigs,
Cotton Detain,- Waist ings,
!+line de Soie 'Waistings,
White Cotton \Vaistings,
Fancy \\'bite Lustre \Vaisting.4
A11 1Ve01 llelaine Waistings.
Colored Silk \Vtaistiugs.
in black and c,ilore. In
light grey plain and check
DRESS FABRICS
Broadcloths, • Venetians, Taffetas, Sctgen, Satin Clothe, Lustre}, Poplins,
Homs! s, 6 ashnmreb au( Tweeds. All neW.
H.
OLBORNE
less than a year ago.
been systematically
tonnes ft • Seaforth,
The wnmo,n
ill -treater.
1 .
has
Stir
DON'T DOSE THE STOMACH.
Hyomei Cures Catarrh by Breathing
Aromatic Healing Air.
You cannot afford In risk perma-
nent 11ws of health by taking strong
drugs into the slnteith in the vain
huge mf curing catarrh of the 11104e
and throat. The only trite way of
raring catarrh,( troubles is by the
ate of 11yonnei, which is breathed
through as neat pocket inhslrr that,
le w with every outfit.
Hyttttt ei ie not a secret remedy, and
its for la be given to all reputable
physicians'. Its lase is the f 's
eucalyptus oil. This is combined with
other- healing, aromatic. guns and
balsams, so that when using Hyou,ei,
the air you In- ache is fi11e1 with
germ -killing. Malt h-gi'ine, curative
powers. It kills all catarrhal germ,.
and restore, the •01114 me mhrlane of
the none, throat 1(1141 lungs to a per-
fectly healthy condition.
The complete Hyonei outfit, con-
sisting of a newt pocket inhaler. A
medicine dropper and a bottle of
Hyoulei, cosy but *1, and extra
bottles can beifobtained for vents.
making it the most eynnonite uuelhtN1
of curing catarrh, its well as the most
reliable.
1f you ranted. obtain Hyomei of
your dealer, it will be forwarded hy
nail, postage laid. on receipt of price.
Write today fcr consultation blank
that w ill entitle you to *peelers of our
medical department without charge.
The R. T. Rooth Company, Hyomei
Building, 'Ithaca, N. Y.
Mr. Goodwin's Hands.
A story comes from Milton, N.H., of
An old clergyman named Gomiwin.
He was a tall broad -shouldered elan,
and WAS old t, have the largest hands
of any ►4)$n for miles around.
One n(N1n it young man named Allen
WAS taking dinner at the elder's house.
It was the elders custom t1'ask a bless-
ing at the table, and Allen had
evidently not. been used to this tort of
thing, for instead of waiting, he began
to eat. The elder raised his hand with
a restraining gesture and said :
"Ps Pause, 4)114 man."
3 R n
" Paws," was the reply-. "I should
think they was paw t.
UNUGHT
;SOAP
Clothes washed by Sunlight Soap
are cleaner and whiter than if washed
in any other way.
Chemicals in soap may remove the
dart but always injure the fabric.
Suntght Soap will not injure
tithe most dainty lace or the
hands that use it• because it is
absolutely pure and contains no
injurious chemicals.
Sunlight Soap should always
h used As directed. No boiling
or hard rubbing is necessary.
Sunlight Soap is better than
other soap, but is best when
used in the Sunlight way.
5c. ,
Buy it and follow directions.5 .
SS SAA Rt'WAM) will h4) tr)tM
-+rO-' ' la 1111( J"'OA wale
11,.1 n.anlluhr 4„sp 4"11444101
a„V 4".Iarlos. enmai,wls or say torte
of ndulterel ion.
Goer fi. 4hrn trisates. Tseaa*N
'PhonerrD
56 •
Millar On the
Co.
Square
In the Dress Department
We will make a special showing of our
New Spring Tweeds at SOc a yard
in all the latest designs and colorintis to suit the iuost fastid-
ious tastes.
New ('repolines, Voiles and Eolieunes,
New Corde Sois, Lustres and Cashmeres.
Special line in Lustres at 25c a yard. The colors
are black, navy, green anal reed.
'• In the Fancy Department
We are showing our n»w 1►ress Trinln►ings, including
the new Gold Braid, in all widths at popular prices.
New Allover Laces and Chiffons,
ranging from 25c to $3.00 a yard.
Out first shipment of new Swiss Embroideries was
opened (Pit last week. ( )ver 100 new designs to select front.
Special prices for remaining stock of Ladies' and Gents' AU -wool Underwear.
Miller's Popular Store
OUR MEDICAL HERB TEA
This excellent stomach aril blood remedy is a
wholesenno luixtere of rots, barks, etc.
We intend to change the container and to Clear
out the present Int will sell this excellent remedy
at just half-price,
ISc or 2 for 25c
.Inst think of it! Each package makes it quart
of medicine.
Come soon
- - -
Only :ri dozen to go
Chemist
BEDFORD BLOCK.
1(rd-('roto quality is a always the highest.
FORT! FY YOUR
LUNGS
against cold,' with ae
bottle of nor
W. C. GOODE
EMULSIO
MEDICINEA 111(711 -CLASS
not the cheap trashy
kind some Nell. Only
4o cents
Uncle Eben, in The Washington
Star, says, "it takes a mighty
conscientious man to Altus be able to
tell de differrinee 'twee) when he's
tired an' when he's lazy."
Write fot testimonial*.
A l l d rrsm
Goderich
Box 173
Ont.
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