The Signal, 1908-1-23, Page 44 Taoa%iT, Jiiu y 23, 19Cd
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'1'1IE SIGNAL : GODERICII' ONTARIO
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THE TOWN COLD CIL'anwunt, in olalpr t1 Adjual acequnla.lalthwaite, o.8.k the engineer frit a
Thr drtxtti of the at'tvllttlr aa', repo t 44. to curl, erg., w'ne suede. AIr,
tufiutlr : a Kelly- war present and war asked as. tis
- - , Tura of Guderieb Dr. mist, but Ills reply war that tie was
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"Cu tt'attar and Lht1a 1 armt..iun. dealing entirely with the water and
PLUMBERS ASK TO HAVE AN IN.,To,xth)dnuus at Itot:xut' light r 'ariun, The nl iter was
water for .tteols mai park 4418.4*)
1 Aushiug sewers till/411yreferred to thy cu lesion, the
fuuntaiva qy este ttreva anti (:aaureillurw Humbert .and
f Tky „ tow hell 14.11.1 Thouswul voting for a further auleud•
Agrkuttanl /fall t"+ two
1..1.00 well weto inrtriiet the commission 111
10.141 put in the ligble. Thr ruggeation was
Made that the a• tv ronuril might.
I lie Approached to see if it would hear
partut the cost of putosg in glass
dinleill)d ill 'watimg-(18r clock. front
GA* Mettle. '
, I The matter of opening lip, ('ypr•se
:atxu) 'street war left with the •pubhe works
xx.0 l cnouIIOILler,
r sawausi Bylawreoulirluing apgointuentr to
kkrtr.c light furnished the town, Is- • 1 warIUU8 board* were read twice. and
(Meting flan: bight. and *11 the kion- so were bylaws appointing W. A.
deoc•eml lighting ..las(st...... .r... sMcKim clerk and \Vet. ('atuplwit
-- - assessor at sal.4Ave of gala /well.
%eateratd l.Libt t'iarIwlr.iou lir. H' ry Cuuncillinr Liithwaill• and It her
Tu 7bwn oI 004(441(4) in,ade m vnuurut tin the ilicleame
Tndraft paid ie AIlla r'halwrr. co, Ise. p,Jr~t,r�i1.
Tocashldval,v+ed.IMf t)12.u1 4, NI•.l%awAlN•11. but Ih4• loiter
Impair gp•nl.-
w•ae.allow•ld 14. oak 10 n8. sup.
ear3f,e1 port end amide out that 06 thu aertar-
SPECTOR APPOINTED.
P,yap.cI of a New Boat Line for God*• r:ieu'm.,I. st if1
rich - Salaries of Assessor and Free taster Gwen,.
ler. -
organ Gwen,.efigine work*. fetish
Clerk Fixed --Adjustment of A4 lure factory. Uor) engine work+. knh•
Wig facture. Midtown' plantig will,
Counts brbwi.n Council and Wafer mica, e,alienator . saw mill, e•leeutor
and Light Commission. ,tw)none mill, tanner), Muir mill and
g 1414 .Iwl., e4u► (salary. salt works,
Sala l)frin.h wUl. Jackson hetes',.
111/6104111. 11/1111/0 82041111•11
- " utas, fur tot{ hues ......
The Host resider meeting of the.
town council of tui wear Mid last Fri.h Total for Nater
day evening, with all the members
present.
A communication from the God
itch branch of the 1Voiaen's histits
asked for the ore of the utin(hars-
her for the regular tidy sin -rains
of the branch. This was went to the
special committee.
Pr'Mackliu'r resignation f t'le
board of health was accepted.
A eouomunication 1 row t h,e
plumber* of the tow er askant fur tote
appointment of a plimihing inspert••4',
as they said a good deal of work w u
improperly put 111. They suggest. -d
11. C. �F ilautger as such inspector.
l'wulrillor M1uruiuK' thought 11 is
WAS A matter for the board of 'waif !a.
Councillor )lumber w*id he understu• 41
the idea wait that the plumbers wot::d
Tway for the lubrica'ttuu and charge the
p 44144 m hodu)47 the work d •, e1) th .t
there would Ire 1)u cost 11) the tuna n,
A letter fir J. Ai -Fowler also trews
mended tate apixiiuturent or au 4.1-
apea'Wr. The Reeve thought the (ma
that the town had abylaw covering
the case was sufficient and footed 11)
I a - the request of the pluuhers un the
Wile. ('uuncillor (:allow Said there
t0
w es certainly 20001 for improvement
bat thought the duties of inrpect•rr
saould Ile added to throw of medic 11
health officer, at an increase uf retnun-
e:allull If twee.mary.
The matter was finally referred to
the public works cuuuuMei. io -('5444.
jauctiom with the 110:4111 of health, 4 n
motion of Councillors Thomson .n..)
Mannings.
'lire next matter was the reading +•f
Cie following letter slum the C. P. It.
station agent :
w'. A. Ntel7lm. Mq .
Town clerk
1)1:Alt ala, -The Mutual Transit re. pie
a,aunt• to reenact, aiiitne•Illent; wllh o'er
c mummy to handle freight u.Mc, titaMlone.
Mich.. and aarioua tlotnta to uoderlch for dor
rnbution 1011110 crit. providing we ren gi.A
1 sew primer facilities. eau belulf NI ode I , I',
it. e'o.. 1 would earue+sly ask the coauril a 4 .4-
00enlnon in bringrits this Ibnr .r boats to rhes
- p In, which will peen three Matt- In and oat
. •r week. aP
te,'mg three hundred fu.0
Ir lthl .and Isle employment of 44113 or sfs: r
glen. In older fur u. to complete arraa4 -
„mont. and do hu;Imes•s with the *lave IolaN 0
regamre to hate Acre., In the harbor from.
, What ira,•ka44e arrangement, au. you 44ite 14.!
Storage .he,1 will bloc to beerected tu..-
r,olme.We the trete to and front. the co,.
(KW., aid (Mra rinletalel,t. Mr. t ,
Murphy. sea• here • few Cara NM lu,t'sdt
o, llh your council. but was 4Rll.d nwq• hue
trent sod sled 1s,• In the ,or*mint' e. bring
the Jost ter h.rfore ruu Its unser 'eget matte:.
moving. and if necerear) a rusulaine" u4 -
pointed to take hold at the earhr.t 1aw,lhla•
moment, w'111 he pl4A.e.l to hear re.alt of
lour .W111;4..00lone,
'come very truly.
.1, P. nolle 10', Agent -
.1106 was refereed to the public
works con nnittee.
A letter from Proudloot. Hays A
Blair and one from the town solicitor
were with reference to the third read-
ing of the Doty hytaw. The bylaw
was given its third reading at the
statutory meeting of the (awned the
previous Monday, but it appears that,
the final passing of the bylaw berme
the expiry of the fourteen days from
the s Ing up of the vote allowed I
for the application for a recount of
the vote is as technical point which in
some cases has resulted in the quasl.-
ing of the byllew. In consequence oI
this the council suspended rule :le of -
its rules of order, which requires
notice of motion to rescind any action
of the t(uneil, and the third reading
of the bylaw was rescinded. The call Depetattaa Makes Request to. Pre,in•
ing of a special heeling, if necessary. clad Government.' - Mrs. Joseph Eccles of Dromorr, *fit's
fur the passing of the third reacting •..411 ot°, Inn. It. - Asking that the •'I took 4 or 5 betties 01'Psychine
was left with the Mayor. . regulations with regard to netting on and a cough 1 bad continually for nine
The tlnance roan iuittee levan)- the Lakes and Georgian Bay should he months disappeared. ' It is the he -
mended tint no ,dlownucc be. 11010e amended, a deputation representing remedy for chronic coughs /bat 1 err
to Nos. McGuire for tent of Miert in the tog )Ishrrnsrn o1) Lake Superior,
Geed.''
which Gime had Leen a smallpox Lake 11114 on and the Georgian Bay in- Thousand.; of living witnesses pro
patient : that the clerk virile the tel viewed Hou. Dr. Heaiuue ye4ter- 'ounce royelsls' the greatest medicine
Wheel Itig4•('n, that a- 101.11 as the day mug. The deputation, con- in the world. It is not a patent medi
plant is ready for vahulti the r - misting of Amid thirty-five members, eine. but a prescription of a great phy
e l will appoint a valuator and sell rte- and representing Mind River. (lore skims, Put it to the test in an
hen, tome to raise the Isms : that the Ray. Sault lite, Marie, l'uliinnwnod, ease of throat. lung or stomach trouble
clerk's hours lie from n„i) 11) 1 p. n,. Iliven Mound, Meaford, t% larton, er any run down or weak condition.
and that hi* Irunm,elation 11e $fist. Southampton and Kincardine, war in- all druggists, 50e and *HMO, or Dr. T
'the special conundlte'.• rt•cummnen,hnl• 144 -diced by J. Dun, M. P. 1'. for Sino- A. Slocum, Limited, Toronto.
the 1e ppoiutmcnt 1.. the. lard,' cal. co,, %Vest, and %V. R. Smyth, M P. P.
health sir Dr. Clark and Lime, Wil -on fol. Algoma. W. 11. Dobson, on he- --- - -. -- --
fot• three years : lir t.•,t{{gw.i1atmerit half nt the party, pointed mit that at , LITTLE GIRL'S FACE COVERED
of 11. L Strang, B.A., L1.. D., to the present tug fishermen were rolled ip-
public;hhrary t*,old, and the it Mt. on to pay.$kn) a year as a license fee, WITH ECZEMA.
uinturnt of R. G. Reynolds Ill ILe l iidet• law lion•,• they were permitted 'AL:":,'''''
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13Alegiate leslmute 11oa1d fur the to Use "I,1)4) y,ukl4 of gill net, Fish- Cid by Zam-Bek.
period of three yl tots : that Ilse. 41CMS- iog ler inodern eondituo, andtiler That terrible skin dlerumr c•rterrya is
aherulbe nodwttl,w ed athoLtrsuwom nl cd a ire oiling -le,uu !Arts, the depute(• tic reepector of persons. it attacks
aimed that with sunt a Iintiration it the 1),•w--bornl.ahs' 0e re)a4liIy am tile
taeaeurer pro teal. was iii. .ible Mr thecal to make their Agent, but in 7.nlil-Rik we have No.
1'hc Jmdllihwork,
at llt• collllMee
1 ' 'hu•imro' profitable. As a matter ..41.1iire'.yawe,lyfur- IsittinKand 1)ve•-
I. pl't l't1)n, fact, the li-hetmen have 11ee14 Ascus= (1rlll int( Lei; ',wanting Ana Ng4re'.l;ire
signer.' 1)l the *or kiu •ita•n e t 0 to iIw a h lar et length o[
which ,)eked for the stertin + of 04)11)1 K K d1)4 4'' . Th., following came. tea(ieyp.
municipal work, that wink hill be' net., and they now asked that the 0111- i11K 11) the nlarvr110tss rnlea br•,.nght
g1)ne u� with n8. 1111)11 n• Wenthrr sun- tial I. 44tiO4) .11.1114 111 ba:reasel to alau,' t•y %ru0•Buk 1,. cnnvioaamK,ii•gu-
diliouar permit. 4 : that 44'41e rt lull, to
75,IsxeyArds. II w,4* pointed out 1)1.1 111sut. that in 7.a,n-Bol we have the
American flmherlaier,, who in ninny in- vera• hero skin cure offered to this 0r
area if h will net as communicated a triol' e,f'I 46 ;orifices netted the ,taint waters ns the any other ct.uuf ley :
(.'anadisns, hod +1)o limit placed upon
machinery •at the Duty factory. and them with r(•KArd 1.. the 'mutts of get.
that C. A. Reid be Appointed valuator I)r. Ki•,tomc, while slating that Le
of the IOUs and Inlikliugs. • was unable to make any 'wonders,
These three retorts were adopted, said tied, the repro-iientations of the
and the_ information was given that deputati should receive currhd cop.
1.'. Bell had enirse•nt1,1 to act all 8.4114- shlct•ation
*tor. One of the signers of the work•
lognleo's petition was allowed 1') 'I cis Ni htmare, f l
rot their cans R Dame .1. 11. Smith, liAwkcslnlry,
The nprw,iMnlrnt of a .urrrswnr "Jliss Ilarkii --1 m imgn,$) y.4u tievir 4hit., wr,tc.: •'A11.n• Ihrr a .Ii,;l-
to )r. Macklin on . the board of /dream -ad marrying, 4)
h was, taken op next. ('nun• Iklndalry 4)),, wnuu•tnn•w nit.er A (1 1 was better 14 liq and bet
eIII,.,, Mooning. dud Thomson late and l.at•tieol:u•ly in.t g:,•:tilde seer 1 had uxnl halt 41 moa 1' was
moved for the appointment of A. O. s(1111) 4. mired.
McLean. Councillor Humber 31111 Ihe. - Zan, -1101 encs, rids, horn., ecald ,
f)epthy Reeve lno14'! in (148,11' of H. ulcer%• 1 ungw,. I.. itch, ' arlier'.s real.,
K. 4ladgens, and the yews and nays
Wired poison. Incl IeK, wilt 'heron.
in.
were taken. ('otulcillut- Craigie, (int. alorA.i abscesses and all skin in-
1nw. 11iu11Ntr .end the Depot). Itoev,. 13rupgists Will Battle Stomach Troabks turves mid diw•aarti, 1 i x11 stole's and
voting for Mr. llexlgenR ,esti l%uunctil.
in God(r,ch. druggists At :114 (rote or It0,1n %ala -Bok
lora Monism), Mannings, 4.'ithw.ite The iucreAne (damned' tnuthlee it, Co.. Toronto, for pestes 0 boxes for
and the RI.'ve voting for %Ir. Me- Goderirh h.,, led .1ns. 11'ilson to take >M"i1)'
!mita. The Mayor gave, his casting effective mem-owes to emailed. fhel (Jcevai.nalty a man fails so lot, that
vote in favor of Mr. !lodgers.. dilsert . He hex the laced Agency fat ,ihly gandidales fur oMee will speak to
The Reeve haul a second nureudtuent Mi -o -n8. ewmpet) ',thief., and in order 4 trim.
to the effect that Malcolm Nicholson to induce people Rutiel i1); with weak ---
he epponitel and this w,40 Net. mu) ed stomach or indil,estiurt 11) use the . Not Warned,
by (, enter' lalthwaite•. the vole remedy nRer. to supply it with the, ,
on this boo was n tie and again the .Iistinrt undrr•tnnding that ' %1i hal did 7011 think of that girl at
Mayor Toted for Mr. H,nlgenr,' who will hn trAndr41 in terry r,1) e w h>' him e;' llMng ant party 'r"
w sa therefore elected. - it does not cure, -Well, to be' perfectly frank,' 1
Councillor Munnings 11 ght'sorne \iron.a is not a mere digestive, lout thought alre'd letter go Hack,"
action abnuld he taken to let the nut- an absolute strsngthence and builder. - - bac.
d de world know that the smallpox up of of the whole digestive trsrt. If tailed He Was Not Angry,
trouble in U(alcrkh was over, The you suffer with headache.., widdine.s, ,% notorious lnunntahl nuwmshiner,
Deputy Reeve advised letting the palpitation, haul test.. In the mouth, fenlilisrly known am Wild Bill, was
mattes alone. Councillor 'Thomson, nervousness, coated longue, diatrens recently tried before a 1•'edet•;.l entail
howurer, thought something Should after eating, use Mi•o-n, ,and see how in Georgia. and was adjudged guilty.
ho done, and toe matter was referred quickly theme symptoms of a weak Before pronouncing sentence the
to the special committee. stomach will disappear• judge lectured the prisoner no his
Tl:e adiustnlent of accounts between The remedy stt•angthous the tufts- long criminal record. and at last, ba-
the water and light annmisrion cular walls of the stnmarh and in. forming hire that the court enter.
aid the towel war brought up by a creases the How of gentile jelicee so Gained no feeling of anger toward
►:eml.ntlrom the c•omnd4Riun, show- that nourishment is extracted from him, holt felt, only unmoved nits,
r rj amount dee the- rnlnmierion fur the food and th.- refuse f+ ex- eentencel hien to spend six years in
water and light, etc„ for last year am pelted without the aid of purgative or the Federal ntlsnn et Athlete,
4,270 79. and amount paid for the Imitative medicines, Hill stolidly ehifted the, quid of tne
earrlmiseinn by the Men es 410,737.01. Remember that las. Winton gives* h,u'eo in his moulii And turned In
leaving a balnnee due the rommicRlhn guarantee to refund the money tiniest!' leave the court room with the
of Lia1.71(. It. was 41crirted to issue nn 4114111'a. He taken all the risk and mnrwhal. (ince outside, the only
order to the ennmmission for the 117,- there 1e no danger of yrrrr toeing soy Iblo w he mild woe this :
77.711, Use rolumissiun to tsetse an thing except indigestion wbeu you "Well, I mush and glad he '44'4'1 I
order to the (own for the other bay a J) -cent box of Mi•o-nk. clad 4t mc."--1'otftb'r Lk)IIIpauluu. '
, The Mlayor reported that the town meta bad ineleasad by about a ball
held intelim1 receipts for 1nol•e than during him term of ulllce and• the col -
the required tut of imuranre un
the Kensington turuitute factory.
Thr u,atter of the atijwatrneut of
the small account which had pre-
vented the 1rtur11 of the eo)Ioaor's.
11111 tans 1'rferlell 10 110• fluance coop
)tiller With 110Wer to ort.
'111• Reeve then. brought forward a
teeth's% of taxes by about $1:i,(AtU dol-
ing the saute time he WAS entitled to
the increase, which he would have
applied for lost year but fur certain
cumttances. \L•, l'iuupbellether 1irtewvl
for 4.11 passing of the third reading of
the bylaw that night s1) that he could
get an early start i a paelwriug his
1011 that the clerk notify Engineer t•411t. Some of the c •iilurs did not
Kelly to bare four :1_'randlepow'er �' Ihnt the de1Nv u( the final p:r;si)r„
lights ll:u:e one at top of the lie hew need ' pit rent 1 ' from
(uepating for the 'Yolk. 1,111. the bylaw
app4)Intime him and the one appoint-
ing Mr. Meliinl were put through :all
their *Lagos.
The council then ad reunient.
1 the t4 I of each of
the (our (sures of the town clock, with
relleclor In cast the light down over
the (,sir. He was seconded by coun-
cillu/•Thomson, hut an amendment by
the Itepuly Havre and Councillor
1
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LARGER NETS FOR FISHERMEN.
Chronic Coughs Cured
u
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r
Y
Al
hire. A. K. Grose, Ht. Catharine,,
0Ays ; -One 1.1Ix of %em -Hak hen4rd
my little girl + ($.e 4.1 eczema. %\'e
tree it for meta and SOM./ alis/,"
Mrs. (:, A. Kerr. (Mnlleigh, UnL,
say.: ••311,. I,..bv'., lege 1.411• sen bail
With e!/a1o* that I could not. keel?
.44.-14 in). un host. A lox of Zama -Bolt
cured her after the des•4ir hail hailed,"
PLAN 10 FIGHT DISEASE.
1sra1gia
Ls Rheumatism of the face.
Uric Acid Left in the blood
by disordered kidneys
lodges along the gene
which branches from tb•
eye over the forehead, and
across the cheek to the
side of the nose, The
cause in the tame as in all
+r s Rheumatism-- disordered
Kidneys. The cure it 4141.'
wise the same--
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
•
gars
" las All et Tb • Tat e
kltk Neat of The Mase"
That's Armoric: Ralrwet of
. Meet - \!1 of that rich eatery
taate of prime renal beef with
none of the "mere Incident to
144 re•tar.11.nn.
T1'r t a r e mot tired tint tarter -
let the taste capture You.
() r n.. rue► trot-' Lr Ya.aelt•
Recipes' tent free en r1.Yq.4 of
roe meat raptrls a;war ArI.our•
Extract of nest.
Amcor. Lms.d, To.no,.
Solid Extract
of Beef
tin
r.
Pelou bet's
Notes
on the
international
(� S. S. Lessons
J SPECIAL, 51.00
The Gist of the Lesson
-By Torrey
Leather.bound pocket edition, asc
Pocket a•id Chice
DIARIES FOR -1908
Canadian Ahnai.ac lar 1908
50 CEPJ73
Geo. Porter
'Phonc. :c•) The Square
McLeau's
Meat Markel:
t A T W O WEEK S'
STOCKTAKING SALE
OF BOOTS AND SHOES
COMMENCING SATURDAY, JANUARY 25th
AND ENDING SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 8th
As we want to make room for Spring goods you will find this an excellent
chance to procure Some startling Shoe bargains. Below you will find
a partial list Of what we have to offer you.
Mens Ilox Calf and Viet Kid
111411 and Bluchers. regular
price $3,(i). Mises 0 to ht.
S41e priee 53.00
Men's Hoa Calf and Viri Kid
Bale and Hluchels. Sizes
H to 1). Regular price *1.Is)
:and $4.50, .gale 'nice 53.36
\reds Patent Colt Bale :old
-Bluchere. Sizes 6 to 1 4.
Regular peke, $6.(14 vale
Arise $3,00
\siert': patent Colt Blucher*,
sizer 7 to Irl. Regular prier.
414.514, rale price 13.60
Men's Box Calf and Dong..la
11a1• and Bluchers. Sl/ON
n 4. 10. Regular p1 ice
#1.40, sale price $2.99
Men's Box ('alt and Dongnle
11a)s and Blnehers. Sizes
R to It). Regular price 413.00,
sale price. ;2.36
Men's )lox Calf and Demgnl.
Bala ants. Blushers. Sizes
n t. 11, Regular pri,e 412 50
And $'473, sale prix* 12.00
J(en'a I)ux CAM and 1Aongola
Bahl and Nlncben. ,Sizes
to 10. Regular price 52.0)
and $2.25. rale price 51,66
Boys' Unngola and Budd Bal.,
H471111 to:). iteg014144 price
51.24, sale pt ice 51.00
Boys' iAox Calf *nal Ibrn{ ria
!lads. Sig.'s i to :1. Regular
price 11.:0), sale price. 51.26
31tenet.' Mongol* rials. ,Issas 11
to 2. Itrgub►r price $1.'Si.
sale prier.... . , , 51.00
ih.n ides i14101,1'SnteN
to Irl. Regular prior $1.111)
aml 161.25, sale Al ice.... 851
1 uulh+i IS,alo. Sizes 11 to 4:i.
iteplier prier )4I.)r1 and
161.211, (tale prier 85c
17 pairs Men's l.itg Felt -Boots.
Ni 'hers 7 0, 11. Krgular
prier $2.60 end $4,tr4, , ele
price . 52.00 and 52,26
141 pliant \len', flitch Felt 1.4.:e
!teas. 'Siz.n41t•, 11. it--
gnlar price $2.75, sale
price 52.00
Men's Lung Boots, sizes i, 7, IS.
1n, Sale price.-... . 5160
Gf
4_idI.w' Vivi Kid Bids ,1)11
I1luchels•. Sites 2) 4t 44,
Regular price $I.:at, sale
price 53.75
1.:adie N'ici Kid hats amt
Bluchers. Sizer 24 to 7.
Itegular. prim Alf tel, sale •
price, r. 53.26
Ladies' Dongo la HAI. and
111ucherm. sites a to
Regular price 13.61), .ale
Prier 52.7)
i.+ulies' I longola Bals end Bluch-
ers. Sizes :t t1 7. Regular
price *3.184, male prire, .52.36
Ladies: Kid Bala and Bluchri..
Sizes :l to 7. Regular p»r..
$2.60 mint *22.73. - Pale
price - 54.96
Ladder Kid Bala and Bluchers,
Sitter. :1 to 7. Regu1u'
prier $2,41., sale price51.66
Ladies Dungol* 114Is. ' Sire.
310 i. Regular price $1,:0f
sale price, . , . .... $1.26
1:l', pairs Ladies' Oxford-.
Size's 24 to 7. Regular price
$1,25 (II $2.51), sale price 51.00
ANY GOODS CHARGE: WILL BE BOOKED AT REGULAR PRICES. j
E. 4,1,
WM. S'FIARMAN
Y
1 have npKeued as new Ment Market in
the stood on
EAST STREET
IN`kt t,II,FI11RI1; Xhes `t117r. feud 110.1117
Opposite the I'owu 41.li.
The stlr41• is titled tali in 1111 dt•rn R1yle
for the hnudlin4f 111 1411-1 4n file most
approvtil way. 1uN4'1 intend to .,,`i -v,.
my 111,11111113 .1 with the ilent 11) IN. 1i41(1
in my fine. '
BUSINESS STRICTLY CASH
PRICES RiGHT
W. E.
Ne
Stoves
and
Ranges
al
Manufacturers'
... Prices . . .
Second-hand
HEATERS
AT YOUR OWN PRICE
at
Worsell's
Hardware
McLEAN
IT
"Brick's Tasteless"
Rr(,ISfrREO
is an extract of fresh cod livers, containing all the %,ewes of
fresh coil liver oil without the nauseous grease, the compound
syrup of hypophosphites, nutritious extract of malt and the
fluid extract of wild cherry Lark.
purifies. the blood,
makes the weak strong.
is a specific in sore throat and lung diseases.
is so prepared that it can be assimilated without the least
digestive effort.
is sold under the positive guarantee that a decided improve
ment will be felt after taking one bottle, or your money .ill
be refunded by Ilio druggist from whom you purchased it,
( an we be fairer r
Two Siylei -8 ounce bottle %0(.; 20 mince bnttl♦ 51.00
Favorites.
They were dining together.
"My favorite gable." she raid. 'lir
quail served on toast."
"And mine," he rejoined, "iso eagles
served o1) twenty -dollar gond pieces."
1
Any man can her • popular if h•
is willing to buy the drinks al,.l
cigars.
An 'retake'. is probably so called
becalm.. he eventually 0w•rtale/1 the
rest of mankind.
GREAT STOVE SALE
We require our floor space for summer
goods and are offering the balance of our
big line of stoves at cost.
Below is a list of those we have to
offer and the prices.
HEATERS
onwillIIIIII
• :1 No. 35 Art Garland wit'll oven 44`x.011
1 Ideal Jewel with oven •Is.OU
1 No. 14 Empire Garland with oven 39.00
I No. 1.1 Empire Garland :16.00
1 No. 1 Buck's Prize :°-. ' 26.50
1 No. 26 Crown Brillianti ' "'`'''. :10.00
1 No. 16 Volcano ,i 16.00
1 No. 17 Oak iieatel 20.(0
9 No. 1:, Oak Heater.' - i 17.00
1 No. 13 Oak Heater k`' a ` 1.4,IM)
3 Dandy Ileaters12
d f .00
,e 1
2 Telephone City - . 12.00
RANGES
,.Its
((104)
i0.00
:12.00
2000
20.00
:10.00
12,00
15.50
12.50
10.2:1
8.75
8.00
immumwmmmussmemessgmteme
in ranger§ we have large number at equally As low piic,', a'
heaters.
if you .111 need a new stove w+thin the next year or t n n, 3 1111
will he making a profitable investment by buying now. ma
were not that the stove selling season Is nbuut over, ser Could 1
in justice to ourselves quote the ni)Ove low prices, but they must
go to make room for other goals.
PLUMBING, HEATiNti. Er.ECTiti( %'IRiNG And TIN-
)4\IITIfIK(l given special attention, and all work fully guaran-
teed.
*Rote 'Phone 22
kHousr'Phone 1)2
CHAS. C. LEE
FINISHED UP
11
This week sees the end of our
GREAT JANUARY SALE
Now we want fust here to state that although the general sale as closed there are a great many odd left overs in
short lengths, in nearly all kinds of goods that we carry, that will still be offered at
SALE PRICER TO CLEAR
We want as few old goods as possible on our shelves when the mew spring shipments come In, which w,11 be very
soon now. In fact, we are looking fol our first ahspusent of
IMPORT GOODS NEXT WEEK -
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES Our Ili•at shiputent of latera, Embroideries,
).ace Curtains arid 'Fri in) lalleea it !Wit*
1",t% 1,11.4 Is start ng to move area. , ' sty area sir 0 , Having bought :early our values are ettcep-
NEW SPRING PRINTS \\•e "41".c. lb. Most shipment of new spring prints, next
week-and'perhwps 'sooner. The beet 1'istglislt make.., and
••t.ery piece guar'Muteed fast, a all at old prices, lOu and I21c, - -
D E LA I N ES' W. are expeeting,daily a ahipmeot of Just -cart -detainee.. They' may be here before
you have :a ehauce to read tits 114410at inn,
WHITE GOODS. .
A anvil' lot of Bowe., Skirts and Cornet Covers at a big drop in molar pritat.. Ask to we
thein. They Are 'Ural 81)444).. ,
s '. 'Phone THE 84UARk - j
�.. t J. Fl. Colborne (:uDl:ltu•H.
t A T W O WEEK S'
STOCKTAKING SALE
OF BOOTS AND SHOES
COMMENCING SATURDAY, JANUARY 25th
AND ENDING SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 8th
As we want to make room for Spring goods you will find this an excellent
chance to procure Some startling Shoe bargains. Below you will find
a partial list Of what we have to offer you.
Mens Ilox Calf and Viet Kid
111411 and Bluchers. regular
price $3,(i). Mises 0 to ht.
S41e priee 53.00
Men's Hoa Calf and Viri Kid
Bale and Hluchels. Sizes
H to 1). Regular price *1.Is)
:and $4.50, .gale 'nice 53.36
\reds Patent Colt Bale :old
-Bluchere. Sizes 6 to 1 4.
Regular peke, $6.(14 vale
Arise $3,00
\siert': patent Colt Blucher*,
sizer 7 to Irl. Regular prier.
414.514, rale price 13.60
Men's Box Calf and Dong..la
11a1• and Bluchers. Sl/ON
n 4. 10. Regular p1 ice
#1.40, sale price $2.99
Men's Box ('alt and Dongnle
11a)s and Blnehers. Sizes
R to It). Regular price 413.00,
sale price. ;2.36
Men's )lox Calf and Demgnl.
Bala ants. Blushers. Sizes
n t. 11, Regular pri,e 412 50
And $'473, sale prix* 12.00
J(en'a I)ux CAM and 1Aongola
Bahl and Nlncben. ,Sizes
to 10. Regular price 52.0)
and $2.25. rale price 51,66
Boys' Unngola and Budd Bal.,
H471111 to:). iteg014144 price
51.24, sale pt ice 51.00
Boys' iAox Calf *nal Ibrn{ ria
!lads. Sig.'s i to :1. Regular
price 11.:0), sale price. 51.26
31tenet.' Mongol* rials. ,Issas 11
to 2. Itrgub►r price $1.'Si.
sale prier.... . , , 51.00
ih.n ides i14101,1'SnteN
to Irl. Regular prior $1.111)
aml 161.25, sale Al ice.... 851
1 uulh+i IS,alo. Sizes 11 to 4:i.
iteplier prier )4I.)r1 and
161.211, (tale prier 85c
17 pairs Men's l.itg Felt -Boots.
Ni 'hers 7 0, 11. Krgular
prier $2.60 end $4,tr4, , ele
price . 52.00 and 52,26
141 pliant \len', flitch Felt 1.4.:e
!teas. 'Siz.n41t•, 11. it--
gnlar price $2.75, sale
price 52.00
Men's Lung Boots, sizes i, 7, IS.
1n, Sale price.-... . 5160
Gf
4_idI.w' Vivi Kid Bids ,1)11
I1luchels•. Sites 2) 4t 44,
Regular price $I.:at, sale
price 53.75
1.:adie N'ici Kid hats amt
Bluchers. Sizer 24 to 7.
Itegular. prim Alf tel, sale •
price, r. 53.26
Ladies' Dongo la HAI. and
111ucherm. sites a to
Regular price 13.61), .ale
Prier 52.7)
i.+ulies' I longola Bals end Bluch-
ers. Sizes :t t1 7. Regular
price *3.184, male prire, .52.36
Ladies: Kid Bala and Bluchri..
Sizes :l to 7. Regular p»r..
$2.60 mint *22.73. - Pale
price - 54.96
Ladder Kid Bala and Bluchers,
Sitter. :1 to 7. Regu1u'
prier $2,41., sale price51.66
Ladies Dungol* 114Is. ' Sire.
310 i. Regular price $1,:0f
sale price, . , . .... $1.26
1:l', pairs Ladies' Oxford-.
Size's 24 to 7. Regular price
$1,25 (II $2.51), sale price 51.00
ANY GOODS CHARGE: WILL BE BOOKED AT REGULAR PRICES. j
E. 4,1,
WM. S'FIARMAN
Y
1 have npKeued as new Ment Market in
the stood on
EAST STREET
IN`kt t,II,FI11RI1; Xhes `t117r. feud 110.1117
Opposite the I'owu 41.li.
The stlr41• is titled tali in 1111 dt•rn R1yle
for the hnudlin4f 111 1411-1 4n file most
approvtil way. 1uN4'1 intend to .,,`i -v,.
my 111,11111113 .1 with the ilent 11) IN. 1i41(1
in my fine. '
BUSINESS STRICTLY CASH
PRICES RiGHT
W. E.
Ne
Stoves
and
Ranges
al
Manufacturers'
... Prices . . .
Second-hand
HEATERS
AT YOUR OWN PRICE
at
Worsell's
Hardware
McLEAN
IT
"Brick's Tasteless"
Rr(,ISfrREO
is an extract of fresh cod livers, containing all the %,ewes of
fresh coil liver oil without the nauseous grease, the compound
syrup of hypophosphites, nutritious extract of malt and the
fluid extract of wild cherry Lark.
purifies. the blood,
makes the weak strong.
is a specific in sore throat and lung diseases.
is so prepared that it can be assimilated without the least
digestive effort.
is sold under the positive guarantee that a decided improve
ment will be felt after taking one bottle, or your money .ill
be refunded by Ilio druggist from whom you purchased it,
( an we be fairer r
Two Siylei -8 ounce bottle %0(.; 20 mince bnttl♦ 51.00
Favorites.
They were dining together.
"My favorite gable." she raid. 'lir
quail served on toast."
"And mine," he rejoined, "iso eagles
served o1) twenty -dollar gond pieces."
1
Any man can her • popular if h•
is willing to buy the drinks al,.l
cigars.
An 'retake'. is probably so called
becalm.. he eventually 0w•rtale/1 the
rest of mankind.
GREAT STOVE SALE
We require our floor space for summer
goods and are offering the balance of our
big line of stoves at cost.
Below is a list of those we have to
offer and the prices.
HEATERS
onwillIIIIII
• :1 No. 35 Art Garland wit'll oven 44`x.011
1 Ideal Jewel with oven •Is.OU
1 No. 14 Empire Garland with oven 39.00
I No. 1.1 Empire Garland :16.00
1 No. 1 Buck's Prize :°-. ' 26.50
1 No. 26 Crown Brillianti ' "'`'''. :10.00
1 No. 16 Volcano ,i 16.00
1 No. 17 Oak iieatel 20.(0
9 No. 1:, Oak Heater.' - i 17.00
1 No. 13 Oak Heater k`' a ` 1.4,IM)
3 Dandy Ileaters12
d f .00
,e 1
2 Telephone City - . 12.00
RANGES
,.Its
((104)
i0.00
:12.00
2000
20.00
:10.00
12,00
15.50
12.50
10.2:1
8.75
8.00
immumwmmmussmemessgmteme
in ranger§ we have large number at equally As low piic,', a'
heaters.
if you .111 need a new stove w+thin the next year or t n n, 3 1111
will he making a profitable investment by buying now. ma
were not that the stove selling season Is nbuut over, ser Could 1
in justice to ourselves quote the ni)Ove low prices, but they must
go to make room for other goals.
PLUMBING, HEATiNti. Er.ECTiti( %'IRiNG And TIN-
)4\IITIfIK(l given special attention, and all work fully guaran-
teed.
*Rote 'Phone 22
kHousr'Phone 1)2
CHAS. C. LEE