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THE SIGNAL: GODERICH. ONTARIO
TIE QUEBEC BATTLEFIELDS
iceueluded Irma mite :!•1
tbe river outward with oue baud,
while, with the other, it wade (be
beelogers an amphibious furee.
Waifs. worn out, half despairing.
twice repuleed, at last eaw his eliapee.
Planning and acting entirely on his
town initiative. be crowned three days
of flatly eunibined wautieuvres. on
land and water, over a front of thirty
miles, by the consummate etroitauciii
which placed the tired of all two -deep
t hitt red liner acmes the Plaine of
Alornimui (quietly at the favorable
moment. And who that k
battle and battlefield know, of an-
other scene and setting like this one
on that l'ith morning of September.
"All nature contains 110 seelle inure
lit for mighty deeds than the stu-
pendous isinphitheatre in the midst ul
which Wolfe wtst4 waiting to plAy the
hero's part. leir the top )1 the protti•
ontory illade it giant maws wittier hie
army now resod between the /doing.
hold of New France and the whole
dinni ll i t m of the West. Immediately
ls.fore hint lay his chosen battlefield
beyond that, Quebec. To his left lay
the northet 11 theatre, gradually rising
and widening, throughout all Ile tuag•
otificeut expanse. Until. the far-ranging
Latirentians closed in the view with
their rempart-like 111110 math -circle of
eighty miles. his right, the south-
ern theatre irlit•re league upon
league of undulating upland rolled
initwatid to a still fistithetsoff horizon,
whime Wider semi-eirele, curving in to
overlap its leathern counterpart.
wedv the ea.st mountain -ring roue
plete. While, east AIM west, aerose
the arena Where Itv Was alsi it 145 e1.410
tend for the prize of half a cuntineut,
the majeldic riverfullsiliarged with
the right-hand force (11' Itritaiti,
and flowed, through gates of empire,
on ite uniting course between eat th'e
greatest lakes and greatest oceait.
And here, too, at these Narrowe
Quebec. lay the tit meeting place' of
the old world with the 1.10W. For the
westwaed river gate led on to the
labyrinthine waterways of all
America, while the eastwaial :mood
re open still- flung wide to all the
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Meanwhile, Mentealm had done all
lie could against false friends and
open (emetic), lie had repulsed
‘Volfe's assatilt nt Montitiorency and
checkmated every wove he could
divine th-ough the nearly impene-
trable screen of the British fleet. A
week before the battle he had sent a
regiment to guard the Heights of
Abraham ; and, on the very eve of it,
luid ordered back the same regiment
to watch the„ path up which 1Volfe
came the next morniug. But the
Governor again eounter-ordered.
"There they are where they have no
right to be !"--aud Montealau spurred
on to reconnoitre the red wall that
had te. suddenly sprung ttp across the
Plaint+. Ile had no choice but instant
action, " he rode down the
front. of him line of battle, stopping to
may a few stirring words to eech,regi-
men t Ls he pawed. liThenever be
*eked the mini if they wine tired,
they eaid they were never tired be-
fore a battle; and all ranks showed as
much esigeruess to come to dome
(martens as the Britieli del them-
selves Muntealtn towered aloft
and alone --the hist great Frenchman
of the Weetern world lie never
elated higher in ell tnanly minds than
on that fatal day. And. as he rode
before his men there, his presence
seemed to call them on like a drapeast
vivant of France het -self." Ile fought
like e general and died like a hero.
Never were stancher chaumimis
than those two leader, and their six
brigadiers. "bet 1114 remember how,
on the victorious side, the young com-
mander was killed in the forefront of
the tight; how his succestior was
wounded at the head of his brigade;
mid how the command -in -chief passed
fmin hand hand, with hewildering
rapidity, till each of the four British
Generals bad held it in turn during
the space of one short half-hour ; then,
how the devotion of the four Cerulean
on the other side was even more con-
spicuous. since evt•ry single one of
these brave men laid dovni his life to
save the day for France ; and above
all, let us remember how lasting the
twin reteswe of Wolfe and Montealm
themselves should lw ; when the one
Was so consummate in his victory.
and the other so truly ;donut!s in his
defeat."
The next year saw the eecond battle
tsf the Plains, when 144114 marched
down frona Montreal, over the einem
impassable spring roads, and beat 1
back Marray within the walls, after a
very desperate and bloody fight. At
the propitionm moment I.Wvis rale
along but line, with him hat on the
point of his sword, am the sign'sh for a
general charge, in which the French-
Canadians greatly distinguished thein.
*elves. He quiekly invested the town
and drove the siege teem. to the
utmost. "At e o'clock cut the night,
of the 1t) uf May three meniof-wat
came in together. The officer com•
mending at Reimport i ttttt iediately
sent Iwvis it 'dispatch to say the
French shipm bad iiist arrived. leit 1
the messenger was :dropped by Mur -
ray's outposts. leivis I4iInwlf svas
meanwhile preparing to advance on
Quebec in feria.: when a prisoner, s
who hail just heel% taken, told him i
thew vett:WIN Were the vanguard
of the British fleet ! " Of course, he t
raised the siege at mice. But hoi re-
tired 1101,0114111ered : and Valiquelie
(livered his line of 1(1 .444. by water as I
gallantly ae he hail made his own ail.
vance hy land. TI
len f
tip said took bir ForISt• Louis in the
Inoue of Chariest I.. who granted the
and County of Caneda" to his
unconsidered trifle of "The Lordatts
friend. Sir William Alexander ! But.
in IW') the summons of Mir NVilliatti
Philos§ was victoriously answered by
Fronteutic-"from the mouth of uiy
cannon." In 1750 Montcaliu won his
bout th victory tw repulsing Wolfe et
Montmorency ; then both died on the
where bi. autl Murray
fought again next yew.. Finally, on
!he host day of 1775, French aud
lira stood together as the British
defence of Canada, under Carleton.
astaitirt 51ontgoinery and Arnold.
This 1* our true wonder -tide of war:
and we luive nothing to feat front the
truth.
Is it to be thought of that we should
fail to dedicate whet Wu' forefathers
have tie conreerated as the one Hold of
glory cumulus' to um all ? Remember,
there is no question of barring mod-
ern progresses -the energy for which
we inherit from these very tincesturs.
No town should ever be unule a mere
-mbow place," devoted to the pettier
kinds of touritary end dilettante anti-
quarian delight. But Quebec has
room to set aside the newt typical
spots for comusemoration, and this on
the sound business principle of put-
ting every bite to its most efficient
11140. SO there remains nothing be-
yond the time and trouble and ex -
poise of making what will bec in
fact anti name, Hat tletield Park.
This will include the It of what
must always be known as the Plains
of Abraham, and the best of every
other centre of action that ean be pre-
ttei ved in whole, or part. or only in
oiotiveuir by means ot . a tablet.
Apprumbite places within these liutite
could be seamen to commemorate the
!mines of eleven historic characters :
Champlain, who ((minted Canada ;
Muntealw. Wolfe. Levis. Alueray.
smuttier, isnd Vatiquelinwho fought.
for her : Cook and Bougaiuville. the
circumnavigators. who did bet yeo-
man bervior ; and Fro:items,: and
Carleton, who saved her in different
ways, but to the same end.
High above all, un the (Alai central
summit, the Angel of Peace, fuldiug
het wings to rest, will stand in bene-
dictiou of the scene. In her bleat
presence the heirs of is fatue told
IO I the world in French anti Eng-
lish speech can dwell upon a bount.
eon, view that has long forgotten the
'strange grits' face of war. And yet
the istatue rests on A tield of
battle, end their own peace on alp
cleans! prowess. The very ground
reminds them of attpretne ordeals.
And though. in mere size. it is no
more, to the whole vast bulk of Can-
ed:is than the flag 1* to a man-of-war.
yet. like the flag. it is the sign and
syndic(' of a people's soul.
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TO VO rE OR NOT TO VOTE.
A Question That Gave the Town Coun-
cil Pause on Tuesday Evening.
A disputa. a., to whether Couucillor
Laithweite hail a right to este on the
question of. disposing of the deben-
tures fur the Wheel Rigs loati re-
sulted in a deadlock at a special meet
ing of the town council on Tuesday
evening. Tenders for $4,1,1111 of de-
bentures itslistiull for the Wheel Riga
loan and 5)1,41410 for toted improve.
inmate were opened and read, aud the
question Anew whether the eouncil
should accept an offer at 5 per cent.
or ask fer new temierit at At 5
per rent. the debentures would net
a.-m,:ati, leaving a balence of $1,701 to
be met out of the ordinary funds.
The majority of the council thought
it would be better to fare this balance
this year than to call for tenders at
the higher rate, which would tend to
injure the credit of the town and
would also delay the payment of the
loan to the Wheel Mips people, who
are Asking for the money. The coun-
cil voted 5 to :i to accept the tender
of W. A. Mockenzie Ss Co., of l'oron-
to. at $50,:ell. whereupon Councillor
Humber rose and ishjei•ted to coun-
cillor Laithwaite's voting on a motion
affecting the 'Wheel Rigs, it) which he
is a shareholder. Mr. Laithwaite
withdrew from the table and went to
the back of the 11)0111, 11111, evidently
receiVed neW light 011 the Matter and
came back, claiming that the question
on which they were votiug -whether
Ow debentures should be wild at. 5 per
cent. or 51 per cent. was of no 0011 -
cern to the Wheel Rigs' people and
that he had perfect right LO vote.
Councillor 11 her WAS not satis-
fied, however.
"I wish it to lie distinctly under-
stood." he stiid, "that I press niy oh-
jeet ion to Councillor Laithwaite's vot-
ng on this question."
And I rule that C'ouncillor Leith-
waite has no right to vote." declared
the Mayor.
With Councillor Laithwaite'l vote
limited mit. and the Mayor's vete
against the motion, there was a tie,
and proceetlintes carne to $i standotill.
Cietneillor Laithwaite priotested
right to vote, Councillor It her re
newed his objection, and His Worlship
stuck to his ruling : until finally it
wits agreed to iuljourn to Iteal the
text morning.
In the morning the Mayor withdrew
ii, ruling against Councillor Leith-
waite•tt vote, but still the way wan not
elear fin. the alderman .f ri int Se
Andrew'. ward. Councillor Thomson
aid he leul authority for peeling thou
Mr. Laithwaite voted a question
winild be raimtel as to. the legality of
he poweeding And wider such eir-
ctimstamies it W1,1114 re- impossible 10
get leile fee the debentures. CO11/161-
or Elliott had slept on the matter
wet. night 1(1111 WAN prepared to vote
or the sale at 5 per cent., against
which he hAd voted on the previnue
'vetting. A majority for the motion
wing thun immured. Councillor Leith -
wake withdrew his vote "Jib a mat-
ter of courtesy." he said- -not because
le find not a right to vote.
Reeve McLean end Councillor
440IA41 contra, their proposal
being to ask for tenders at 51 per cent.
In actiordence with a reitutwt fr
the (litelpli & 6 oderich Hallway the
commit passed 11. remota' eonfi g
the agreeme9ezi4.h the railwny com-
pany regarding the closing up of cer-
tain streetsi at the harbor, end the
Mayor and clerk were authorized to
protein the Legiodsatire, in conjune-
pins elth OP C. P. H., to confirm the
byliew id butt yourespecting t hie
matter.
'rhe Mayer. Reeve, Deputy Reeve
sod comicillere alimeinge 1 Hum-
ber were emeitittit(el
taki• an inso
'goey or ih.. wheelitl4)ig.)
plant, with power tit engage one or
more expert' if neeetteary.
The council Adjourned to meet in the
‘Vheel Rigs Office at 2 p.m. on Mote
day next.
THE MAYORALTY VOTE.
Proceedings Before Judge Doyle in
Effort to Unseat Robert Tliempeon.
The quo warrant.° proceedings in
the Ooderich moyoralty election came
up on Tuesday last before Hie Honor
Judge Doyle.
E. ('. Belcher and Jac iireckenridge
gave evidence an h) the tnanner in
which the vote woe counted at No. 1
Quebec with all tlit• s of war.
111
There's the call ef the blood of the
heist of tam puleing, itenekenieg
blood today -a call to every French
and English ear - frinn this (Inc
gratind alone : - and therefore an hire.
sistible appeal from n11 the !Attie -
fields together. The causes of .strife
RIM hong 1111tWOril And etUtt aside :
only it.s chivalry reniains. The mean-
er passions, jealousies Anil mcliones
arose And ilourismel most in courto,
and parliaments, and mobs, of differ.
ent comitriee, far asunder. Mit the
steer tylpttlii.t. of the bitheriands was
the viten who *chiefly met it) arm,.
And here, now And foresee, nre the
field, the mentery and the inmpiratian
of ail teat was !Host Ilt.tith` i n the
tending races,
From Champlain to Cath•tini, 111
many 1 ionlitete t' 44 tiering es;
yeArs, Quebec wits theorem. id (turret
action lot lismiltois and II tiron ; foe
Preach of every quarter, from Nor-
uspondy and Refuel' y ft, Langtiedoe
and Itonsmilion for Pretich-Catuulians
of the wholelong waterway from the
hates And Mississippi to • the St.
Utterance and Atlisgtie for Ameri-
cens from Limit thirteen colonies; tor
aft the kindred of the British biles
English. 1.-1,11, Scotch and Welsh.
Channel Is...rodent and ()reediting and
for Newfoundlanders, the first. Anglo -
Canadians, And the forerunners of the
United Empire Loyalists.
Uhamplain. in RIM, fleet built 1111
Abitaclon veinal the menace of the
tenderness. In IRA tbe Kirke, sailed
REV. C. JEFF. 51cCOMBE, of Toronto,
Who assisted his brother last week -end and will again be here on Sunday A
rousing revival.
North street 3letlitelist church i
the place and the yid (impel is th
magnet that draws; mo many of tht
men anti women of all creeds am
elaeses together day airier day it
Huderich. Three meetings have lieel
increiwing in popularity and in vows.
as the thsys go by. Evaingeliest Mc
Combe may well be encourageff, 1101
0111)44 becattee of the crowd,. why et
tend his meetings but becistiee of the
conlidence lie enjoys of the people o
s 1
CHURCH NOTES.
1 Knox eliiiteli anneal ,erviee for
sailoah and fishermen will he held beet
satiliath es eithig.
El Rev. 3Villiaiti lit iggs, 1s. 1).. id
1 Teton! 0, 11111 preaeli anniversary
1 services iti North st Methuslist
" SIIMIAV, Itlai eh 2.-'11(1.
i Statid 'amain Has , Stratford.
tetelerich. Last Sunday will be greet
in the minds of many ter tome years
to COMe. It WaS the 01110,11AI birth
tlay of not a fe,v. (In Monday night
it WAS an inspiring sight to See 31r. It.
.1. Meliaw And hie :eitiployece in it
1 , Vi ill ;nye a Very ieterest lug lectittv ill
the Silk:dim. Army Hail on Friday
. evening. 31arelt 1:kb. Subject : "War
i with the British Columbia Indians."
.S11 are is eleones
I .
, Ilw similay school in I edition
. I
44 41(4 the liaptiet clench less for the
' lutist three weeks been holding a "red
and bilk," eont.est for the wimainv of
new 10011111411 II, the SU1118/1. In the
1 fotir Sundays thirtysieven new mew -
1 bete. were enrolls•d. Last Sunday
!ling tht• pastor of the church aal-
dreseed the -.deed on Um "lied tied
Mile 1 'esateet " drawing some leessais
!from the work jtlSt e ttttt Plettld.
body (occupying the cent, t• ta th.
church. The presence of live. C. .1.
MeC be lent freshness and addi-
tional strength to the work. C ttttt
un Saturday Joel returning to Toron-
to Monday morning, he delis ered in-
side that C • f addressee,
any of which Was a Waster itself,
liim return this week -cud %Sill he
hailed with delight and ihitibtlees
the church will be taxed to its ut-
most capacity at all the eervicee of
the Sabbath and rigbt through the
remaining days of the campaign.
On Friday the subject will he "An
Awful Shipwreck." The hotly of the
ebtirelt will be reserved foi the lieher-
men awl sitiloni, stud large eine
tingents front the (acuities. NIusie
led by male choir. Sunday, lo
o'clock, Sunehine lister evety•
body ; II o'rlock, mubisiet. "Past.
Pretent and -Future" : 4 15, mass meet •
ing for men only, inutile led by male
choir. subje-t. •st Young 31.ties
Safety"; 7 o'clock. subject. "tiod's
Blockade of the Wits. to Hell.- Rev.
C. 1. aid:010w will lie po-sent and
*sena his brother in all the eurvitee01
die Sal/lIntil. The temperance meet-'
ing lois been cancelled in order that
every mall may attend OW 11111V.A meet-
ing. The campaign will W. V.) 11.11
-
Orme each eve g next week up
to Friday.
31r. Belcher explaining
that the envelopes+ for the ballots were
not large enough and in putting the
[Knots iuNitle the envelopes were tt
No return ea* filled iti of the 'ejected
and sed ballots.
Joseph Brophey, Robert Tait, .1. W.
C'raigic and h. E. Hingham 34t4s evi-
dence Le to No. 7 suledivision. Three
Wit nemesis *II agreed there wen
seVen huuallots rejected. Theme. 31i.Tait said, were left aside and the
deputy returning officer, Mr. Brophey,
said he would ask the name • g officer
whethet to t these which were
clearly marked for mayor but spoiled
for reeve or deputy reeve, but lie did
not know whether this wam (lone or
not. 31r. Brophey said those were put.
in the same bundle with the other
used ballots and tied with a setring.
and in answer tit Mr. Blair he bald if
only three liallots were limed At the
recount and these not tied %vitt' a
string it limiked as if there hod lwen
some taindweing. There were more
than three when they left his hands.
6. F. Blair went inte the wititees
box in the attertemm. 114 said in No.
I divisimi the aecount ef the deputy
reterning oftleer shiewed 72 4404.4'. for
TI 'isms and at the recount
they found 71 ftilicalg the ewe! balletic
The O. It. 4). gave Dr. Macklin it
votes and the rectotint 411. IIi that
divi • (bele Were siX ballots not
marked for 1111170r At all and one watt
MAI ked for two mayoralty iiandidattee
11) Nos. 2 Ind 3 divisions there wile no
change at the recount. In the former
there were eeven bailee.) not marked
for mayer and in the latter four anil
one marked for t wit mayoralty emen-
dates hi nearly all *he diVislons the
Otall 11111111Wr 01 persons ShOWn as
having receive -a bellots wits larger
than the total of the ballots lewd. In
Nis 1 the• 11)13'change was that the
nein ning officer', e(111111 slum/tat two
e for Or. Clark than the recount.
There were seven blank, 101' iliayur
and 4.440 ballots mit:keit for two candi-
dates. In No. 5 division there Wel,
five fewer billets cast than the poll
book !showed am given init. There
were three blanks for mayor and one
marked for two candidates. The hal-
tote in No. 41 division wens particidarly
Nulty put up‚1'Iii' icemant reduced
the vote for testis M. Tt pson and
Hr. Macklin 1.y live and 1)1.. Choi' Was
increased 1.y one. There We're seven.
teen fewer ballots returned than
*hewn it.. issued in the mill beek. 1 ti
No. 7 division five 1111)14e Isill0ts Were
10111141 among the 'Died 11111101X than
were J-Laitiled hy the deputy returning
°Meer mod title vi • on the recount
gave Mr, 'rhomportin gin nI
vele.. In thi* division there were 00
blanks fin. maym found sit the rec
het live OP Nix 1111111k fOr l'ef'V't.
ilemity reeve, :mil One ,wits, 4 lir
divisinti where there were no blAtilse
fin mares Te Mr. leek hewn 31r.
Blair moil in No. 7 At the reemint they
found three bellots 1,1 an envelope hy
thenilielVes bid not tied witi a string,
and en ether ballot's they 11) ght
they taw signs of remote. erased.
At the conelusion of Mr. Illeir'e evi-
dence an adjournment *as made and
when the matter is resumed the bal-
lots will be scrutinized. Mr. !Heir is
acting for Dr. Macklin nnd E. L.
Dickinson for Mayor Thompson.
The regolar meeting of j the
Daughter's of the Empire will be helii
itt the event helms. on Mielsille 1$4.•4 1 al
A large at I rattle tele i
requesterl•
NEWS OF DISTRICT.
LREWE.
Mr. and 31rs. P. had a
31arch
wood bee and 114410C 011 Tutisday.
3Vhilty ie %Silting her daugh-
ter. Mre. Stuiut Finlay, of Misfeking.
Vie. Whitty sold one of hiS heaVy-
draught horses last week 1,0 It. Hig-
gins.
Mr. and Mrs. 'I'. S. Reed and min
Beneon, called On friends at Crewe on
Satin day.
NI Shackleton entertained a
11 ttttt tier ef the yotaug bake at is etvg
lee. and party oti Friday.
our genial postmaster, S. Sherwood,
and family were the gueete tie Mr. and
Mrs. Time. tidiest( on litintlay.
Misis Ism Cartwright. or Londe...
ependiidt A few weeke with
her colisie, 31 rit. Iti,bett Higgins.
Mr. and Mrs. Itoleal Higgins spent
Sointley with the latter's mother. Mrs.
Henry Ceissar, near Dungannon.
Abe. Culbert disposed of. one of his
working horses to Jas. Perguson. of
West eViswisnosh, bust NVednenday.
Chat 'we BrAnsgrove ism' Miss N'an-
stone, tioderich. wol.. visiting the
latter'e aunt, Mrs. Thos. Congrano, 011
St lay.
There was a big tur tttttt t to Prank
McConnell's. sale, emisidering the state
of the roadie and good prices general-
ly were realized.
l'he Misses' Ciwenthiline Templetio.
and Barbara Culbert spent few days
with the latter'e sister, Mem. T. S.
Reed, ef 'Marking.
31r. and Mrs. Thos. .Sliackleton and
their daughter. Aliss May, have been
spending the Iota few days with Mr.
and Mist. NVin. NIallough, of Belmons
That Zain•Buk Greys Nrw MIAMI
Skin.
The unique power belonging to Um -
kink for growing new healthy skin
wbeu it bas been destroyed ly injury.
disease or °potation 1. illustrated by
the recent experieoce of Mr. J. Schu-
held, of On Hamilton Road, London,
Gni. He says : "A friend of mine
151r. William Hall. of Luudinil was
severely suid terribly burned through
*44 explialini of kerosene oil. lie was
boleti tii the boapital. where lie suf-
fered int. it -o pail. The wounds re-
fusal to heal, arid the doctors decided
to retort to skin matting, and I con-
sented to hove sumo 'Akin triairManted
from tuy legs to his body. Although
this was done on several meow
the 'skin refused to take until Mr
Bail heard of 7./sou•kluk. From the
time he Implied Zani-Itiuk, new
healthy skin began to grow. 1 then
used Zein-fitik for the places on my
leg flow which the akin weir removed.
Mid 1 tun glad to report the' new skin
has grown. and I therefore consider
Zaueliuk the bemt. akin heel I have
known."
'/.titielitik builds tip new Game in a
way that 1. not possible with ordinary
iitesparations. For healing eczema.
ruituing tioras cuhe htuistem, burns,
boils, eruptions, nealp aures, itch,
chapped bands and ditiesies ot the
skin it is without equal. All drug -
ghee and stores bell it. 511e. a box or
port -paid frow the Zion-Buk Co., To-
ronto.
Measured Love.
Isda-- And do you really love me
Special Note Paper
and Envelopes
liox Eaton -I lurlbut
Note Paper and En-
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Quire and 1 Package
Envelopes, !...!5e., also a
similar line, better
quality, at 3.5c. per
I3ox. See Show Win-
dow.
sc. Patrick's Day Postal Cards
for March 17th, Shamrock and
Harp of Erin desigus. typicul
what is best and dearest to
laud.
Winter Footwearl
at Bargain Prices 1
1Ve are prepared to give yois.the greats
vet bargain* ever offered in tiuderich
of Men**, VVonietee Children's
Felt and Felt -lined Boots
Shoes and Slippers
Come and let llti show you Footwear id
prices that talk plainer than argtimente.
Downing & MacVicar
North Side of Square Goderieli
better than life ?
Jack- Heller than single life ye..
Stewart's
Trees
Superior
Harness
Have a 45 -year record built up
en the strong foundatiou of
Quality sad Right Prices.
We have for this Spring a
good supply of
Apple, Pear,
Plum, Cherry,
and all other fruit and ornamental
trees.
Send order through our agents or
direct to us. A ji.00 order will
be given as much care as a
jas.00 one.
Ad dress:
John Stewart Estate
Benmiller, Ont.
AhlitteNEaSS foryourherr for11
your body. If you are fastsdious
I can suit you ; if you feel that
ecouoiny must be practised, I am
just as willing to help you. No
matter what your demands are.
1 can satisfy you. Substantial
harness is the cheapest in the
end. Quality, workmanship and
low prices make me a friend
winner. Make a judicious com-
parison and you will decide in
my favour.
H. E. Knox
AUBURN
Geo. Porter
'Phone too
The Square
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FINE TAILORED
Suits and Overcoats
FOR SPRING
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New rise patler111. in clothee, beet of
ti Winnings end perfect fitting --style.
e fort and durability me feature,
with us.
Leave 301), Order ('111 1)'.
DUNLOP
Cod Liver Oil Preparations!
We have the best standard brands of'
l'OD LIVER OIL EM VISION
Ito ItAlt pint 1,41 141111 tvultio, al $1,0".
It is nourishing to the systeni, easily digested.
palatable, and' valuable in all wasting disea.ses.
Wampole's well-known Cod Liver Oil prepara-
tion in 81.00 Bottles, also for sale in bulk,
THE TAIL.OR
West Street, 3. erieli.
S. E. HICK,
GODERICH,
Central Drug Store
ONTARIO.
COURT HOUSE
SQUARE
THE
ave Money by
buying here.
Try our Hats; you
will be satisfied.
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Our goods are the
latest.
Ameler
Remember we are
the only flatters
In town.
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Every Hat Guar-
anteed.
New Goods Arriving Almost Daily
Spring Stocks are quickly rounding out. Almost daily ar-
rivals of the season's newest and best merchandise are filling up
the empty places on our shelves and counters. This week we
-have, passed through the customs a large shipment of English
sheeting, cottons, laces, lace curtains, linens, wool and cotton
dress goods and silks. They are well worth your seeing before
your spring buying is done. Styles are correct and values right.
5 Big Specials in Laces and Embroideries
For Saturday and next week.
Big specials in Laces and Embroideries only possible because we
bought the goods direct from English and Swiss makers. Values are
exceptional.
Laces,
2 yards for Sc
Nearly 1,n0o yard.. English torclion butts soul insert; 'tritons widthe and pat- 5c
terns, regular 5c, special Saturday 2 yards for
tices, .1 yards 10c
Hundreds and hundredn of yards at this price too. English cotton toreh lace and
Insertions suitable for trimining underwear, children's dresses, ete. Vsrious witIthm 10C
In domes of petterum. Regular tic, ee, 7c, special tit 3 yards fqr
Laces and Embroideries; Sc
Hundred'. of yisrdm Swiss etnitruidery and innertionit and Englinh cotton foreleint
limes, special per yard s.J1IL
Embroidery, 10c
IMENIIMMIMME
Men's Smart Wear
and
Fine Tailoring
tre) yards Swiss embroidery and insertion, nice qualifier!. tieW patterns, aesortc.1
10Cwidths, extra special values now et per yard .
Lobs of better embrgideries and laces lwatvlit direct from the men who made them.
Beautiful designs. The 'best we have ever shown.
Reg. Black
The Hatter.
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Indigo Prints, l2 cents
A big shipment of kInglish prints just in, Guaranteed real Indigo dye. Colors aleolutelY
fest. Strong, soft cloth. Pull width, stripes, dots and small patterns. I:s:tra value at per
yard
12i OENT8
Ladies' Hose Joursid Patterns, the best ht the world.
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