The Signal, 1906-10-18, Page 5Rheumatism..
is Uric Acid in the Wood.
Uubeslthy kidneys are the
cause of the acid beisig
there. If the kidneys acta]
as they abould they would
strata the Uric Acid out
of the system and damns -
limn wouldn't octw. Khoo -
pushup is a Kidney Dir+
Ease, D0atd•e Kidney Palle
alive oade • great part of
their rwrlitatioa curing
5theslmattsm. So get at
the neer u( those fearful
joules.
41
pains «1 stiff,
achiat Then is
but °os sure way—
Dodd's
Sidney
PiUs
The Most Important
Household It m
( arras .a aaa.aa)
not only supplies color anflavor
to soups, sauces and gr vies --
but a quarter teaspoonfn in a
cup of bot water mattes a . rac-
ing cup to the 1 n v a 11• or
convalescent.
Armour's Extract of Bee is
wore economical than others
aux it goes four times as f
Write for free Booklet -Colin
Wrinkles' which tens bow to
Armour's Solid Beef Extract. •
ARMOUR LIMITED - Tomato
u.*a*. •*(Tose rr 'weer •t•itet tear
Eagraned
Calling Cards
7 Tow nurse sngr.ved .n grace-
ful Ityru Script on a Copper Plus
will he furnished by am Ststionery
Depattnient fou 01.00 The supply
ing and plate prieauls of one hundred
Calling Cards will be dons for an
additional 51 00
q T s cud stock used .s made
bestially * ow order and is of the
rh,n '-moray sort that denotes
*sa111y-elegance
41 Ow Catalogue contents spec..
mega of .rl4re...4 Wedding Invita-
tion. Society Stationery, Etc
O.y .. • postal reel ..l .v war
r-tree/..e et/rA.rfe or. h..r..t:..
..seed rd.lafw .//•+-rfry, .%.M.•.•,v,
L...riar Goods. eh
&OS
SJIJ
On s
Month's'
Tried
1 N, roofer returned
. , u;. 1404 m 042(7 war.
FOR INSTANT USE
bn.nw tM "(',rho Me�gasic„
I s.o.iodise 4•••11..yl and
hollow grouse 2.tl r own
a.c°aur eat. With
ordinal onto'
us. it will hold
Its edge for
rear.
with
PM=
forts 1416
D.aw O..... S21e
Pr Wavy b.
"•C-arbo-Magnede" Elas-
tic t..hfoa gimps, 11.00.
Ina bssklat "Nina to Shaven."
I'nr .,J,• by
CHAS. C. LEE, - Grater -10i
Why pay
for a name?
You will he agreeable
surprised if you just call
and examine our Stoves
and Ranges. Quality and
price considered they can-
not he beaten.
The Celebrated
PENN ESTHER lends
manufactured by the
Record Foundry Co., the
largest manufacturers of
ranges and furnaces in
Canada. Over sixty years'
experience. Come and
see them at
W. R. Pander's.
Sok agent for Goderic h .
PEN AND SCISSORS.
l beard s voice at evening softly soy:
"Bear not thy ye.tenlsr into tomorrow,
Nor load this week 8151, L,.l week, load of
Morrow' ;
Lift all thy bunion, an they come, nor try .
To weight the presrml a•il h the by teal by ;
Uue MI•p. and then another. take thy wry
Live day by day •"
4
Technical 1Vorld trite a story .l a
you.g ratan who twruly-five years ago
called upon u Targe Iuanufdrturer of
vehicles and farm implements ;tad
laid berme hie ,t 'whew.• for a c.u••
'Mtge to he rust by a gasoline .+uulur.
The young man 11.111 'dela veers upon
his patent and he used his lest elo-
quence to induce the ianllfa.t111er In
Wit it on the market.
'The manufacturer shook his head.
"You've hirer wasting y • tittle 4115
that Scheibe," he Iwid. "And if 1
went, into it I'd be wasting my nuttteV.
Nu, sir -..yen if it worked, noledy'd
ever care to ride in your explosion
buRRY. "
The young man was George R.
N1Iden, and what this tuanuflu•tii er
said %vas said by dozens of others.
Today. Mays Technical World. there
ate in mu. in the United States 11110111
711,000 "explosion buggies," and a1M.ut
seventy per cent. of all gasoline autu-
ulobilem in this c try or imported
into it are licensed under the Hel(1ru
patent the royalties (laid during the
lust three years aulounting to 41411.-
1Ki.
"It's drt•401'111 queer." said the house-
wife,- that the potatoes you bring far
should Ie wt 11 higgrr at the top
of thesa.•k than they :oe at the hot-
foot. -
"Not at ail, Maid Ile 11.1lle.l
(grater. ••11'14 jest this a-ww'.. I'ot,l
lows is growln ..1 fast sow rh,•.l.y
the time I Jig a sackful the last 11114.41
(14144iMr%..i w. mach bigger'n t114 tied
1 Ilea,"
4
The Clinton Collegiate 'Institute
foutllall tram hal for 1401114' peals, 1)4.14
11,4 Hough cup, its detente nreessilal-
ing the keeping 1111 of * pretty genal
lot of kirkwx. Re•vrltly The Clinton
New Era staled that Inane ratepayers
who were inteleeteMl in the soirees. of
he school quest' ,.l the wisdom of
laying w, lllu4h stress 'upon the Mold -
in( of the trophy. thltir crnituntion
being that studies are neglected in
undue attention to foothill'. The
:Slew Krw's remarks have hrnlght
forth a vigorous letter from Mr. M•••
Kinhou, a ntrmler of the 4lintuu 4'01-
rgiat4. staff awd also one of tit« most
g1e.Mivl memlwr, of the Collegiate
et ball team. Mr, MsKin1141n says
It "every educationist of 4411)• note
world over admits that ex. -wise
athletics form an important /Ain't
le training in ,.'hals and col-
" aid that "there is no game in
ee• which rogues anywhere near
tion football arta means of a11.
levelopuwrit." With regard to
Anon* at 4 "inion Mr. ..0 Kin -
f,
t
th
art(
abf
leg
etas
*algal
round
[he rut
nun says : 11,.• boys who attend f,s.l _
ball practice most regularly ,are doing
the hest work right through the
school. Of the four bb,'-. will 1,r lk
honors at the recent departmental
examinations th1e0 Wrte Merulwrs e,f
the H.11g11 1•14p teal)) and the other
play.al both foot hall ictal basketball
Only one Meuller of the team foiled
at the examinations and his failure
was certainly mit due to his 1001,a111
playing. The practices are held rot
an hoar after our o'clock and it is 1101
likely that man boys are kept fr.`',,
their 2Mr,ks at t1, t hour of the I;...
• • • t)tlri the little We liar,
held 1he,cup w'r halt sent out a KO, s1
many trained manly Bows with con
mtitulions Ht to Ind t le it the world.
Only this week 1 hat • had letl.'r.e
from two ex -Hough cup 'layers and
troth refer with gratitud t.. the
training they v •cei%•e41 nn thfoothall
field here." It ay be trema
passing that the Clinton ('o1
inNtitlite trustees, who have
reorganizing the mtaatT of the welt
have retained Mr. McKimlI011 in h
position. and Mo • people go Ina far as
to .suggest that' one of his *strong
rennin •ndationM is his ability in lite
for Mall field.
4
A '•. rel
I took her hand in .ine
Evart It as we du
In greeting frlemd• or Oran/ter-.
When we Meet :and -hr
Ta,k ruins in that L,1n.` way,
unthinkingly. Ther, I
Bethought me what 1 held,
ie, .oft. It was, and -lo .
And pre*M.d it gently :
J114 •mnulh 415 .rad
A meswar to her,
A., front friend to friend.
Nu more than that
And site Ale! well.
If -be had . atee•red un' hand
I ura1M n n tell
A peciIi;n r e,1se has arisen ..I i'hiltdel-
phi+a in whielr 11e (lisped' ion oft sum
,d $J4.2411 deiett& upon ea-Menet• lee t..
Which of two men, thiow'n out of t
canoe and drowned, died) that. (111
Jule 31st of thio year Gr. William
J. gran, n \1.(1$11 gr*,hr11e aorta pro-
fessor of the \ rays at Victoria hu•os.
Trot, \innt.Ie.l, and his mule. Dr.
I William C. M', '(1. of Philadelphia.
went on a r•anlwing ,old fishing . ex-
pedition on theOftaawnriver. Shortly
after rattle the news Ilial et deux
Ri'leleil R 1.4111141. IMlttnlrl lip. had been
found nn the shore, A few„d,lyN later
' the bodies of both .nen were recovered
and taken to Philadelphia for inter-
nlent, Or. Ncott had an estate valued
at 41:19,15)0, and upon hie death his
l.rnther, also of Philadelphia.. made all
preparations' to take over the estate,
he being next of kin. A few days ago,
however, hitt arrangements were all
upset by the appearance in Philadel-
phia of Mi.. Mary Kram, of Chicago,
a sister of Dr- Kram, and in 'her pom-
w•aninn was n will in whri'h ib, Boole
left everything to hi. nephew. I1,,
Kram, of Montreal. \Ii.• hr:ul nal•
orally claimed the estate. hot Mr.
Meoti did nal Nee it in that light. Ile
rnnsnitell his attorneys and the Iesielt
wart that they arrived al ,a c)4nelnsion
that the money IelongrII to hint, into -
murk as (herr were teal.1144 for be-
lieving that, though both men were
thrown out of IhP canoe 411 the'.aIIIP
time. Dr. grain died . minutes Is,
fore him nnele. In allppp it of this it is
pointed ant that the body of Dr.
Kram WAS foi,n,I With the skull
crumbed in as though it haul leen
thrown upon n rock and the man
kllhMt instantly. It is claimed by Mr.
Maott that the bsly of him brother
shows conclusively that lie died frau
drowning *nine time afterwards. The
body was (nand twelve mile. from the
aeon. of the accident, and the Inn
werefull of water. mowing that tNc
1)nctor had not been instantly killed,
The fight for the the wi*nel. proon'.I.es
to he an emceed, ingly longan/l interest-
' Mg one.
THE SIGNAL : GO1)ER10ll ONTARIO
THE MARKETS,
'elver/mei and Chicago Wheat Future
Clop Lower—Live Stock Markets
—The Latest Quotations. •
Monday" Ere ulna. ucl. *4.
- Liverpool wheat futures chord to day um•
changed to 9aJ lower Wan Salta -du. .ud
Kuru toruses uurbauged.
�t Chlragu, b,,cwber wheat closed ne
lower thou Saturday. Ururuber 0.411 5110
lows., •ud Uraw41ter °ate %c lower.
WINNIPEG OPTIONS.
At the Wlunlpt•g option warier to -441
the following were the clw))4g quotations :
Ucl• 765sc Old, Nut. 75S, bid. Usk. 14460
bid. May 7Uisi: bid.
THE Viol•LE suPPLY.
u1•1. 15 ,06. Oct. 14, 4D.
Wheat 344.141,2M 23,014,M0
4'ota 3,t;tx/,UW 4.433,oamt
Wats m,tlae,laa* 42.444,400.1
Uurlug the week *11e41 Increased 1.04til,•
la*► bushels, cur. derreaso,1 UMMA:e4 muruets,
mud vats decreased ;Avis/ bouts/Is.
LEADING WHEAT MARKETS.
Dec 21*7
New York
betrull u+a bl2
'n
Toledo 7751 ei4*-
At: Louis 13 II%
luneeydls 731,6 ilei
Duluth is gs•,s
TORONTO GRAIN MARKET.
Orata—
Wneat, spring, butt..,5) UI to
Wheat, fall, bath u 74!.1
Wheat, red. 1, wilt v 74
%%Leat, goose, bush U tat
Harley. bean. u 1.
Oats, l-u*O„ old u 40 ..
Oats, bush„ new 4) 3e u 441
EY a. bush. u 70 to 1a
Pl1iIas, bush. ... u ISO ....
68cltwheat, bush • u 55 ....
-NEW YORK DAI:. ' MARKET.
New York, Uet, 15.'An.Hu ter -e 11w; re
rots. 4x31. Street prExtra rreaw-
wry. isic U
to 27c. Q1clr prices : Amin
toy, c0wlau11 to extra, Ilk to 2054c; 11014•
secunda to extra, 31c l0 Latc; state dairy,
common to fancy, lac t0 22141; rruuvaleu.
aw41Wv4 to 'stria 1559.• tv 'Ac.
Cheese-aiteady; receipts. 1364; state; fall
cream, .wall• frucy, 135sc; do.. fair to good,
L•'lic to 1244c; do. large, fancy, 13'10; du..
fair to good, 12c to. 230; 4o., luferlor..
10%0 to Illlse; Mime, 3e to 11c. ,
44• '3Uvog; , receipt*, 10,102; state.
Pe1nsylvatl4 ant until*, tarry, selected,
white, 33. lar 33c; do.. choler. :.k• to .11c;
du., wised. die to Arc; western firsts.
Xs' to lye; ,dl.lxl »than. ;:fisc to 2Sc;
..c01da, 24c t0 240.
ti0 W
CATTLE MARKETS.
Cables leader tar Canadian Cattle --
1.1. Markets Steady.
London, Oct. 15. 4•.uudlau cattle 10 los
BrtUaI Markets are quoted ut to*c to 11 tier
per 11,,; refrigerator bort, miss to 45411 per
pound.
TORONTO JUNCTION LIVE STOCK.
Toronto , J unetl.n, Oct. 15.--Reteip1s
of live stuck rt the Union Stuck Yards
were s2 Caridad., ruminated of 1.623 cat-
tle. 334 sheep and lambs, 3e hugs, 13
calves and ti horses.
Exporters.
Nivea fur •hlpyu,41 cattle ranged from
51.2:. 1. 54.7:., the hulk reallug at 54.3.. to
*4.00 p4r cwt. k;x{.url Wills. *3.05 to
per cwt.
•atckere.
llutcbers' cattle or good quanty were
S.wrce and higher lar price. truly d serf
few good to prI.ue rattle erre offered, and
thew ern` picked up rally lar cur .mutants.
Euro 'PAM cattle were ueviled to supply
the demand. and everything lar toe 1,ulch-
ere' bye *did in good time. Picked Iola of
1x41. sold for 54.161 to *4.75; loads "4 good.
54.35 to *4 lb; WrdluW, 53.75 to f4.2.,; 1•040-
Ou11. wised loads. 53.4) to 43.5u; cows.
tr.3.50 to 54 owl•
e%eeders and stackers.
'There were several buyer* of 'stocker*
and feeder, .n• 111e Market, am.I.gst wltuw
were harry Murby, Jess, Ulu It, t.uuuess
k Halligan, 'Il. 11114nlsett and *ragman
Bros, P11.'.. ranged as follows Suers
Weltblug fres, lou* to 12W 144. .111.11, *:1.50
to 54,141: steers.' 7W to earl 41... rur4, lit
53.11.1 to lit 441 per cwt. !hire .cetera would
1Mvr found r eddy sale.
■rich Cows,
About a duzeu milkers Mod forward
p!alS(s mad at 941 to PIO each.
Veal 4,11.1vew.
Prices tor veal calves were arm at *5.00
to SU.:u per cwt.
Sheep and leas►s,
It.'.'rlpt' ..1 lawns and •beep, ';34 whlco
101,1 as follow. : ,beep, *4.35 t. 54.210 Per
cu I.; lUo2* at 45,75 to $0.75 per cwt.
Hans.
*1. P. heousd, reports prices as follows :
Selects, $6.w; .gnu toad rata at *0.41) per
cwt,
• MONTREAL LIVE STOCK.
Montreal Oct 15. 4 abler front
pool ul'
u front 1-
uadeau kettle w.:re weaker and
Lad lower, at entad t.. Ivtid, and touchers
.J to '111, et abed to '.4,J. sura of
l'auad:ru crttte at Mat cheater were made
at 104; the d,waud for 01rd1 fre,44l1 spice
Is slow and eteruubtls ageuts ate hiving
sow.• ulfficult) lu mlllug vesalehl. sue( 411
them ulllug short of their regular nuW-
r t•udwl »L,. -e 1,•a been let fur nearby
I.weut at ',s. but for future :fits Is the
to ell Paha, except 01argues, %bleb
Is ::. Exports last wee k wrrr 4)570 eat -
11e, ' *keep. Receipts to -day were. '31.10.1
r attic. 'lit witch rows, Lest .11,14 3°11
Mad.00 . - - huge Mud 1calve* Tit,. 6,1,1.
era' were dot 141 large numbers and there
ads all artfee drwnnd for the best rale.
but the ,'0111I111211 stuck were sow of sale At
pre11) lel ae 1,•. Mr,d u large Iuwbe•r
a. r• riot sold. r. J. Kl*harJ paid MAX*
p•, rout for three •boder (tetra; a Humber
of prams beev.11 w Ivughl by ship-
p.rr at 44,4 per I1,, pretty g''ud cattle
sold at from :k- to 44. and* the w,nunua
stork at 3e to :k', while the caune•r* sold
1t ll4r to 14..•; six talk . s• suid 4,4
5:440 to 5311 ra.•b, Most vl t V`valve, were
gra seers, which sold a, 2c 10 til per
t•ud
"Iola sold at 42.10 to 14. Shipper
1141 4r." per Ib. fug good 1a a •ne..1,;
the 0th, r• were bought by the otelrra
et :tip 10 41.... per b. (loud has o a111hs
su141 ul 5:%i, per Ib.; a test . 2ntre, on at
tic
*uppllilil' of huge were *matte•' for whit
the to 1,101111 an. good ■rd ptb e. ,al.•d rirn,.
sale* of sele,ted lots were Wade al *':7f,
to 54:.1*. per r1t weighed off - rile emrM.
4'a I,I'•r 4111 Sali day on Canadian 1.41.014,
WI. rneier, with nnsldr fah,. Nth to Ian
sh111,1 1541 lower than a Werk „4e, hitt they
Ire els to ss higher than the corresponding
Week Mat year.
EAST •UPFALO CATTLE MAIRK E1
1:111 Buffalo,. Oct. 13,—Cattle Receipts,
um, head; Billie; steady to strung 011
100'1; .IoW and 10.: to lea' lower o11 1''1111
stun; print.. steers, *5.75 to WIG; 0.111•4il,
E. to 45.75; butchers, $4,40 1.' *7,-:a1; heir
ors, 33.35 to *5; ....ma. 53 to *4.511; bull*, is
to 114.2S; *tuckers Burl le*dere,52. 7:. to 94.4o;
stork heifers. *2. 10.93; treat" rows sou
springers steady to 54 higher, CM to Nat,
nog, Receipt., .B.e1.) beard; steads; ewe
aro 119111 wetgbty; fairly 'eche on ..they*;
krtvy 1)11,1 wiled. 51440 to $e; yorkor., :ao3
to 50.140; pig*, 541.:41 l0 50.1)4; rnnghs, �:.n
*0 5f1; tarots. 54.1:. to M.75; Vries, *u.3a.
to $6.:5.
Sheep and Iambs -Receipts, 7..,4eb helot:
sheep active and steady; Iamb* slow- and
2:r ru Su' lower; 1*4111*, 5...2.1 to *•. e4;
yaarllugs54,15 to *44.00; *ethers. *•...:. to
56.40; ries, *5.25 to 55.5u; *beep. tibiae
53 to 55.50; 4.uadl'Iambi, 57.1.. to p.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
rake nu. Oct. 15. Cattle Receipts. hoot
21/,100; steady to strong; fancy *torr , *rt,lo
to 57.;111; common to goon Iles *4 US
56 7-, a.. *3, $14 t.. *4. 65,4:he1 - i, 11:.11)
to *21.83; 1,11111, 52.44, to 54.50. *14es *14
to 5*. *tuckers NW feeders, 32 l to 54,41.
11..41 Iloretpre, .bunt :!:,,u • •o• to are
bleier; loud to prime. heavy, ..1 to *x.114;
Medium 141 good. heap,55 to WWI;
Iatrher.' ..eights, 51.744 t *12.14.; good to
choke. nasal, $41.31) to 1.111; lag•, }o. to
ra 811.411; 'larking. *0,25 0 suitor
Sheep and iambs a. •matt ah.nit 44.'114;
Strang to lire higher: 0414'. i4.:u to IIP lo;
yearllug6. i:.:u 10 *n; Iliad,*. JP to *4 ra.
Warton Land, Ihb'Fish •'Hatt hery,
It 24 announce,* trout. the Ihininion
finvernrnent has definitely decided to
locate 14 fish -breeding station at \1'iar-
1on. Thp
n Echo maker. the antlounce-
"Th , fish hatchery will lie loca
itrl
1Pnt. t. s : •
ted
in Wiarton and stork pion the con-
atr,ction will be begun very arson. It
wif! be remembered that when it was
yen not that the 1Mnlinion fiuvern•
Trent. intended f" establi*h * doh
hatchery in theme partes, nr nn t1,.
Georgian Ray, a number of towns Ise.
gen to take rap the natter: hopifig
thereby to secure the plum. no 1e•
rich went after it : Mayer notches, of
Noutbampton, shout promised evert.
thing except the building of it should it
come to Southampton ; Owen fiwlnd,
thatwant% everything, did not let
the grass grow ,.,,der its fret : Mea•
fold, ('ullingwoi d 1411(1 f':u'rl• Sound
all joined in the race, lint '01'ipt'tun
has laude' the big t1.h. The town
deser'nd it, the spawn ate Nt'4 tltv'l
here and the water herr is certainly
he best for the dr4'4.14,pneent of the
spawn. 'Theo. too, 11'airlock was got
bashful 111 1lts4I'l lug its ,I41114,4. ,Clan'
two, occasions delegates were eMnl to
Ottxww, and when the tinkers of the
1)ep 11.2 mt•nt were here t Ii "' superior
ad111,1ages of this fowl, were pointed
out, Inst spring wham the delega-
tion flout the t2w11, lw.•r41111 p:tuied l,y
luhti'1'uhllie. w•t•nt'to 1►ttaw•a, itwas
fell sure are would get the hatchery.
belt it is only a few iniostlis ago sin','
it has been derided upon b)' 41,,
Depart rt 'tient." ,
'rhe Evil.. says 1111• r.ttst,',,, 121 M of
the station wilt (sad at least 4112,1141,
aU11 it will rust 11b,h1 41 i,I1111 11 real•
to "petal.. il. "tiesid,s 4.11 t111s, it
Sill Le a thing of interest that %siII
!attract tourists this way, and will
help to advert is.. our town."
Struck by Lightning .
Neatly describes the celerity of 1'ul-
natu's ('urn J?xtt'acttir. /loots Morro:
out in short under. ('.4lip4M 150 pain,
leaver tall scar, and KI 1' VM' Iel•f,rt on.1-
iehn•t14141. Hecht' rater there, iM (1,41Y
tine "beet.. that's I'ltt gm's -filly
years 111 11.11•,
Clark's Veal Loaf.
More wholesome and bast)' t halt pini',
veld. It has ,all the de•iiei flavor of
flue weal a1,la'tiLi11Kly sr;t*unrd.
ARE?YOU MAKIMO $2,003.22 A
YEAR EAR 11 i. being J„ue alar our gouda
'.1'..,k ,s pl.vnaul, p1,maneul and p. otiWl.le;
4;,Ns1s used ,n every house. eve: y day. No lak..
Uel nu nerd lu•c, rale the demand. Legitimate
',Potable Monne'.. Nutt can start without a cent
of capital. Wide today 4; Megan., 1. !t Co.,
W*ule,ale Teas. and Coffees. Loudon. Out.
rThe " e /Ranges Happy Thought"Ranges
ANI)
WOO
1 Radiant dome beaters
TNl RA .4Y, Octotaer 18t11, I
r
1'HUNI- NU
30
W. A. Mc K I M
GODERICH,
ONT.
Overcoat Selling
1)o you know ,the difference between clothing
•s? There is a difference, and
r new clothing room we will
It.. Overcoats for leen and boys
mean; money in your pocket. A
luu►d, the kind you like to wear and
1)11 like to x);11'.
prices and drygoods i►ri
if you will call tit t
demonstrate it to
at ttrygood4.1 i'ic
11111 new tlick
at the prices
illinery
i:a a M 1131!V trill, IIS: SYN.
0041.' and styles etery Week.
411)41 more stylish, and You will
I sin naked at the littleness rbc
,• pl ire.
Fancy Silk Waists
\\'bile :old 11.11.. Idle, -1... r.l
u co.l, llta.:,ll.
Skirts
at about the cow of t1,,• 411.1•
tet'ia1, 411. Iii to 417.:41.
Women's and Girls'
Croats
tit Best esmsidet•ation, total
ity the 441.•101141, moderate urines
thiel. ('an't have a better corn-
binll ion.
Furs'
We always have a new stock
of Neck Firs never carry any
over, so they at lie new. Our
guarantee. your at,
hark it
you want it goes with all these
goods at
McKIM'S BUSY STORE
a.sat .._..
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1
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One or Two Advantages
Itis not pleasant to kindle the kitchen fire on a cold
morning, and not necessary if you use a " Happy
Thought." Simply turn on the dampers. 1)o not
turn the grate nor put on coal until after breakfast.
An even baking oven is an advantage; the ''Happy
Thought" has it.
A powerful waterfront is a desideratum.
particular the "Happy Thought" excells.
Hot water in the reservoir is a eolivtnienee;
"Happy Thought" always has it boiling.
A great convenience also is the TRANSPARENT
O}'EN DOOR, by which the process of cooking
be observed without opening the oven floor. This
very valuable feature, and peculiar to this Range,
111 tali.
the
•
The Best Tools
We ofic: to oar customers *hat we believe
to be the best line of toc1:, made --the
celebrated T:ecn Kutt'- r Tools, which were
award: d tits Grand Prize at. the St. Louis
Exposition. The
KEEN
KU?fER
trade mark covers a complete line of tools
and cutlery, eves i;lcluding some tools that
are not "eutt:rr." Every Keen Kutter
'Fool is guar.iilted to be the 'best that
brain ;, money Lad skill can produce.
Tool 13-c!_? ::2'-_-1 2L our store.
ChAS. C. LEE
Sole Agent, - (ioderich.
1 ..r
r
01111
is a
Plumbing, Heating, Eave-Troughing, Roofing,,
promptly attended to and work fully guaranteed.
I'Phones Store 2:
CHAS. C. 'LEE
411111111111111311.
' House
111ENSIEE•
112.
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FINE TAIL(
EVERYTHING IN MEN'S
FALL WEAR.
REG. BLACK
Plastic Form Parlors \
.\ niece ,line of Men's silk -lined
Mocha Gloves just arrived.
4'all and see our :tasortnient.
If you are 111 111•c411 of :t
NEW FALL SUIT
('all and eh' us and we will
try to please you.
it
Ever) tI'ing' in Men's Smart Wear.
Hardware Supplies for Pall
t
Nails, locks, hinges, barndaor hangers,
etc., etc. A full -line of builders'
hardware.
Shovels, spadem, and alt kinds of farm
and garden tools.
Paints, oils, varnithes, white lead.
brushed, etc.
See our Pocket Odle r\ —keen goods
at keen prices.
Robertson's Ready mixed Paints ate the Rest
We apt agents for Goderich
J. NICHOLSON
The llaraware Store, West Street.
Give a man
comfort at
home
and 1•)411 illefell.l• 1114 earn-
ing power. A Iran can't
1e cheerful. and at slim
last, in 41 cheerless home.
A wife 41(1'4. tw• Pxlwctrd fro
be always good natured in
rt ht1(114. with 1a poorly act-
ing, work -making .toy.,
a.
WI'. SAY ANi) PROVE THAT
Huron
Stoves and
Ranges
are the best itnkers..
5',M.kera, fleeter., and
fill 1)4tv4•l,'1, *11 .f,
whirh tend-. to make
happy homPM, ' We
11►W able agents.
WORSELLS'
Hardware and Stove Store
Hamilton St. (roderich.
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