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4 Tneastav, September 17, 1901
THE CANADIAN
GRAIN FLEET
HUW THE LAKE MARINE HAS EX-
PANDED.
7 -
From Insignificance a Few Years Ago
to a Mighty Armada, Capable of
•
Movitjg Six Million Bushels in One
Trip Some Figures That Tell a
Great Story of Progress.
sr 441 Thr Tem t 11„-g'Id. .._..-_
-The det'elopmr1H of the• Canadian
lake marine is our of the most fascin-
ating prteesres iu the evohttiuu'uf the
Dominion.
Fifteen years, ago the AIwamotn.
Rosedale .utd tier ill•fatrd Itanrllt•k-
burn were praetie•ally the only steel
carrier,. engages) in It lain tI'r111pinta'
tiuu on the Great Lakes which Ben
the Canadian Nag. This •unpreten-
tiuut beet was salami ted by a dozen
141ua11 wooden freighters of the tYpe ..f
the old Sire. 1.. Tilley,��which was
rilest
one time-
Great Lakes,. -- - -- -
Thr Si, S. L. "Tilley and vessels of
het' type had a KcaiIi capacity of
appro;iutatel)- lal,ls * lin/Mein to titan -
the canals to Montreal with alslut
al,l*11
114111111.111. • '
'rile 1:. It. /Isle( of today 'with • is
, length ot 5111 Peet. and a capacity 1I4
than shipyard. cannot tet down the
vauals at all. She is 11.•atl' double
the length n{ a Welland- .'guar lock
aud_her .uta-t'atiuns Lust 11Le
largely to the Like Sut1.•rior and
Canadian grain ranter; -of thin ,-two
an. Ihr W. 1.).. Matthews. Midland
King. Midland I'i'iuc. and Colli nit
*01x1. - Thr itlaer is JA*l :11444111 to go
.2iMl,4N11 bushel* cal wheat. Thr Mid-
land Prince hitt it capacity of :gauss'
bushels ,.lightly less than the (Mier.
and the Midland Hing hs1,I**1, These
vessels err• the ark of ('an:klian
shipyard* and a i+onree os par,hn,ablr
national pride. The work is equal,
{Ierha',. superior to anything th a eau
111 dune abro»d. for the Canadian
shipbuilder understands fresh *•Iter
conditions its the • British shipbuilder
• tannin. Although Scotch and • Eng.
- ___e1s11uils y,+rrals hate been. uu*r-nt
a-
- tug the' tient fo+,m retire' to liter'; -tTis-
temir'nry it trrlfive-tfre-bo.irmetr teeth.•
country which will return the I.usi-
neva later 111 another (oriel.
The not,' .of 1'411adiy11 .rratimrnt
' rings clearer with every srlrrrrdittff
year among the Men of lIn' 4 ii11Rd1Nn
lake marine.
11.:the meanttiule, however. ,•.•1.•1.11
new vessels from. England will .oma.
t -slipping up the canals to the (ireat
Leiters. One of there is for the 1Ves-
terulbtraiusblp Cutupany and it may -
11e her in time to prrt1, itwtr in the
fall trade. The other is the 'trailer
Kinmoun, for the Nunlreal Teat:rp'n.-
Gabon l'onipany.
Fifteen YeArn ago one million di*
lairs would hat.purchased the whole
fleet of vesilels *h\tgaged in the lana•
dian lake grain`trpPapppde. Today the
fleet is worth alm)u�u,411el4ssr, bated
un an exceedingly co servati%e r•*tiu1•
ste. -
A Navy of Coot e.
If all the v,',s •144 01 this fits't weir to
load at the heal of the.Iykes`enil .start
'together for the porta of Georgian
Say, their- 5114.11141 he afloat t� 111.41
minute ►T,alrftlnrl I.uxhetd ''•t t teat:'
I' Assuming that the ea port )raven ret
\ lis in full swirl gR byy Septrmlwr'21, ov
'Illy Million- 41,14 bwAswvax►
1s silent navy' .- c -mien at Iwfire
t r ports and canals are icetw.uud,
floes this not fire the imagination
and pau'iotitti of the Canadian the
movement cat this great »baro -driven
fleet% la there out something super.•
llit_jn is expan90011 front insist.
tlificatlee . It is .nlear that this could
not he •otnplishetl in a Io,unit•v
without entialittr+ —
The grain eet of ('.urada Iwo be-
1:40ue a nat. far 0• which grows
on one as the. ti ' Is .rt at ion faeilit ire
of the nation are :tinily ,..eel. It it, in
t•nnlun,'tiou with t e sy.4ein of deep
water canals, the fa or whirl* is now
,.
engrossingIhr basil . u c.4 t r •rr
.kr f m *4 t
of New York, Milled I ria, Britton
sand Newport - Nevi••. .•y ire won-
dering wiry the gulin est rt hnriurss
cat 1'uite'd State's 414 beinglowly tuft
s11rr1% diverted to 1'atladn esti.•
routes. The inevitability of the
change has beet apparent to s Idella
of Moiled talion for .nus• lint "1'o
the ray rr,l+t»t•' the situation jj�r
squires 1.0111e e5phulali4m. The
pQ�t•ovetnent of terminal farilitie
Montreal, the improved system of ele-
vation at.„Fort 11'illinm, the eulatged
locomotive" -and grain ear, the deep-
ened harlwr add canal, hate Jill you
tributed to eondilu which accent.
tutted competition.- Th • ange comet
gradually, redtl4tltntly, but r vitably.
Durum the first ten days of (' 1 1
leer Canadian vessels slipped into U, s
futh and carried off United Slate•,.
K
raib sti fond**
Str. (111th.
Algonquin ' tlll,trao
Ames
THE .SIGNALI: GODERICH' ONTA RIO
4.l... , n.
0 oe000
FALL BUSINESS
The LiSC14ity Which please us must be brown
and crisp : tic! first and dainty, with a well -raid, LI
evenly -baked (rust.
buns require a steel oven,
scien-
1
.'1.„uitntrtcl, Lnifunn,y heated, perfectlyL y tenale1
vf. IX:vll'1� '.
rI .there lou see a "Pandora” Range the sale is made.
O
wE have had our two big opening days and are now in the
best position we e1'er were to meet.the wants of our
customers with a largeandup-to-date stock of fall dry goods.
Dress Goods :0'1„ sue ;r; i uell wan
•- -- stictr'tl 111 now in
Miall)• OI (fie tient imported linea of new Melee
1,11. 1.11is frill',. 11 ad.' 111 111»111, strips and 1'heels,
Pi i -es run (Irian. ,1 yard„ -
►11k•, 4.a, Altai,
50c. iil.:r►, $1.d.'. 11,,11,
$I.IN. $124
$'_ and nn 1,1$3
Dress Goods Bargains
Black all wr.rd.rhevinta. Eleven rn.lt, 5 to 1'i
y (Me. $1.1441111 $1.:.111111(1 .02 to abs 4II('hrt Wide.
--rearree'rm i•N'`anif ASc:
A Int of (army 'black Lustre:4. 141' tit _'e.
greatly
'(weeds suitable for »keret and drrusrs, 11 4.o
51 Mehra wide, :me, i5c and $Lot, for :ifk.:1.1i•
and i:a•.
Six ptreys Tweed; Istranehtitt arele trirrg price.
rtwh•e :lac. worth has -141---w---
Fall and Winter. Coats
Dim fall shx'k now hem. Come and have a
look at 1hem. bum and short lengths, plain
cloths in black and !whim also twtrels in long
A few' 13 -yard dress lengths, no two
SIlk S ' alike in (adorn, you rant get one (0*'
Jill veldt at yard 1»bargain).
Corsets11' A A. ('orsrls ore the best to
wear, VA. 10 $1.541, Always buy
Il. & A. if you want the hest.
Every IN4ir guaranteed.
Flannelettes
lTvitrrn t'htnnl le too.
,Froin IS t. .hl .'rate,
'wide widths, widext
:*1 inches,
STANDARD PATTERNS Designer, the, anti I"ashitrn hook.'ul', with a lac
Pattern, nlatking fashion Book utllV :1 cents.
The SquareJH.Colborne.
0 0 0 O 0
rOr1rT:M, r Jrel:'.t, •'e'1' r. -ne.outer, St. Juno
•
%', 1), Matthews , . 2444,4M44
E. O. titter . . Intoner - :k1i►4441h
KING EDWARD RELEASED II
Ah�o,.i1 Ct.'t•al St -ani r'. a en t).
'le r
Rri.tt" Ti IJei'y "-7_.,8140
Tot ret Crown 1 01,444111
A. 1', Allies'..... 7., ,e1,1111
.1. 1 I . I'1 .... :114, 411* t
It(gllla ', '''‘;',14411. i:1.4suI
Kr a ;,1,I111 1:1(:4,15441
1''K Hta-:µ4s441. _ . I:at.ar,
t'ulunnn •. '1.,r*51 151,144441
Nevada.::....... ..---:«Alia'• esa,t*11
Midland I'1'ince- .. :i15,,f451' :11.1,1111
Nidlrnd Ri►ty ..-.., 7.154,17441 2111,111111
NI1411am1 tju.'ru:.. IMI, I1rill 11',11411
1- opless cal \Iidlend.11,1,,M11 1.41,,114
(a ll•i:II1.nlllt 11441151.. 1.51,1."1
Slot, 1111'45441 1:51,1554
r.1111.1.,11111 8' 111.15141• 1.11,,511
iVr_Hiem,itttl :^L_- -.1444 48.e l.111./$14
ttosr t ... .s„st, ntrale.
[ Ilg»t,1
Edintatt m ...
Xuddiugh)n ..
*ten4,erton.,._
A 1 hallasra .
'1.41111nb:1.. .
\.•.IIIIIN.Ia ....
Keewatin ..
1larotri•' ...
Uutic..... ...
lilenr•I!xll..1.
1) ll+.•
btu Uel 111 ...
►+test Mama . .
Ihmnarotw. - . 14104U ) 1.1(4404)
Winona 110,14451 • 1J'011111
11'rhlr.odah ...: 74,l$14 115,45441.
Neel..lw:1h *14,4Ma1 1:'.4,144»'1
( )Lt,i w a ... . 111 ,144441 1:51.111441 •
Netvl.intL 0t;11MI ' 1»1,1551
l .Ulaliatl • 115,111111 ' 1a11,Q*1
11'ez(4s .1 .r • • • •"'• • 11$ ;1$441 45),45441,
1lesford.....: I141,1**1 1:111,1*4.L'
!$bl*M: :$111,Ir1l1 !
Prince Rupert 1111,105) 1:51,15514
Iliekerdik." tans( - • �It,aatI
(city of 4 ►ttatva..1 r, :});feel - *40,4Mst
Pity of Montreal ' . :5,,1551 tll,141*t
New Bassett Boat 111:U*, 1:51,44111
Ac,uhan.... .. 1l.t50t 1:04,11444
Agawa .... . . .-1t►t+ltir► _- Mitttstn
ea111PI41 .... ;Id teat 70.151)
I'.
Rt
l'at•It
'.kg.)in
Arabian
And.ifher
Total gr
1.4)*iltels,
Estimated n rhea %Aloe 1.1' fleet'.
$!1,11)5,»44)
Thr ahoy.. Item 1 the basis 1..f 4'an-
adR'1 hopes for the titre in aeon -ling
ttreairpr'ricirity of thi e-rntntry'. wrat-
h-4111e
reat
I -4111e route t.. the art*\ It it ,t1xm1
the only intee.t .that h dryeloped
up tn'the cnuulryiterate. While Ihr
'.•*(mere erred nlnndlnr Mtn nary, the
.'
ship*wrrr 1 11th :oil , r .
1 1{ {II 44+.1 d
the lake. awaiting 4,11)4'504*.
.1. S. ('t
,II I*41
".n,Twn
1:51;IMM1
1111,,4441
_.. 1:141.111•1
ltn.,ssi Thetate WILLIAM MALLOUGH.
11.1,15". Dungannon..
Nits*.
:,11..,15.1 wk. deed
,-11441,11151
3511,14411
1 4,4asr— 4111 . DISTRICT MEETING. \
v
Sep'ember -5th. ' • .golf, 'b1' its
eight -ninth year.
11:.,10%1 • 1.51,terl
• I1:,,VMI lat1,s**,
prom; 1111,1111
:0,411441 111,144.441
)51,151 I 451,1**)
•45),1**) 11-51,1551
'-111,1*441 i1M1,t11M1
411,4/51 . 44iona i
Luiidil1 .
in capacities, n,:111,11*I
TEACH YOURSELF NOW
For Your Own, Your Cbnldrens and
Your FflIU4 Sita- -
Methodist Clergymen and Laymen Meet
at Holmesville.
Ib.' lint tuei.lf di*tri,'. meeting-of41w
\Ieth.Nli+t church in 414N1rri.•h rti'tIlet
4A+ held at Ilulmrsville 11'(dueadae,
September Lrt1.- The vitamin to of (h.•
clist,-iet, Rey. U. Rogers. 1nenided. arod
thirteen minist era ,4414 rlce lay Men
were pi ,'sent.
There *a1. it discussion 41 to wry.
and means of in,te•4tsing- .115 sht4.4111t
tion hal of he 4'hfti'.t1,ol Guardian in
thin dim cid, and Meal option also w.ls
discussed, the me,rltwr%r.5 the ,Ijatri'•t
rnertintt esoressing their• detrrn[i6.1
tie0. t.. (10 all in their 'tower to trent,
the 'coining of Meal notion
the IlIrinieilNllif 4441 in [tris dist int,
10.lead .41 1hes usual ditUlct Sal.
rwits-wtherleYHty+'itLoin leeliir,l
to enlisti01te Snhhnth 'tfiexd in.titlite,
III the su1Rller centred: -
The Laymen's missionary •ruwn.
received -coedit! and-yl11pal heti( i•.4n-
rider.,ion and end.'•sal ion, and rn111
Witt ees wrrr jsplrointwl to arrange tor
vow,entfonr in The ledowinjt-'groups
of eir•uitr
(14xL•ru b .Iwo P11111 4. 44.1 I4'•ti 1L.
tlo'gatl Ret.- 14.1. W. N1dlyarti Fan,
timer). .1. fl. Millap. -
('linr,*n. 11oliwe•.rille slew•, %V. .1:
lullilir•, Itrv. W. E. Kerr 'emit caret 1,
Rev. '1'. A. flnowdott, -4tev. J.-titer/re,
A. T. 4,,•. irr. 1►r. Thoulinon, .las.
Stanley,
Seaforth. %Va1.1 n, Krnhorn Rev.
-1►, Rogers. (t•orw. r t -Rey: -ft. 't'th•',
11*, ltul'rl w•.. ll1 110(".JLi1n:
1111th 1.,TI,I,' Into, .\,.011tu flee,
1' 11.1 4411„•r 14''•41''1 , I'.et. 11, 1-.
('4 het. A. 1'.. .L.:les. John Wil
f u t „'' 1, 4'.unphell. :�,
- Nile,' 411 norm. It. nnliller- ttao.
V. t noway (•0. 4.114(4'4--3.w'..—AV -A.
*it ll, Het.. %V. 1Rt ., J-t.apli \Mal.
1,. h, l'11as,.(intiu.
V. iii•uiv
le011Ve ere, lies.
'rlr•K ntl •, T. It. %1 alli".
11 was waived that .• 4 #r- ertitristrr
should hlrye it special ;tubby ..rt'44 4s. in
behalf of teIHIMr•anee and moral is -
lotus.
A very profitpl)le piddle tuee•tiug
wter-held hr the\\\evoting, when a.l-
dle1se. on 4 h edur_,ttional interests of
the 44+lervlf -were .44144 „ ++r iter. `-kr
Rogers. rtes•. Ur. Dmig*yl and Ilex. T.
J. Snowdon.
Diseased p 1Its of the air paslwagr14
u hest IN' rraelie4 bv'.ylry air. The
b ttchial tubes and 1,111g m can only lie
yP4 lied' by .lr% air. 4 )'. 'i is at dry
air treal burnt ft•onl Willett Volt get 1 he
IwlMan�ic effect of 11'.01ig 144 the pine
144.• y4tl' .ie..t1 whea-
1
hat1 Imelda' Ironldrs do not ex•
Turret frown 411,04441
urtrt l'ap' :11,1444)
Irret Court ........ iu,15*1
111 is a total of 41441,1551 bushel,,
1 practically try Trost( ret one
1y slime lir 1111,1 the a1l,vr
(rpt t A gonyllin. ale titan.
e Canadian Lake A 4)rraui
C pony cal"I'ornito.
Canadian tt•Rn.it 4 Imp:nl-
ingthis, lit'1Nes'�in the
'.mah.1*) vessel Met,-
Ailiisg their (United
. Inning A*guat
1 icy the cuts•
dropped into
the)* carried
carr
comp I I
boats,. the: I
aged by .
lavigatio
The lithe J
ins were repe
same port.
In Toledo the
etre were also out
States cntnpetito
Canadian weasels o 4'd
puny referred to alto
Toledo and thio 111 whet
of! to Montreal.
St
•oda
genu('»
'Regina, ....
Conunna ....
And the of rot
equally aggressive.
Mix grain wax Wirt no Amer
CIO 1x31-4.0 alter the Pana 1 ex tort
grain at Pdrl William am 'Ort
Arthur Mut been cleared tel►- -
The Canadian lake tonnage incl es,
of course,. a large her of freight
and passenger strainers which do not
participate in the grain hominess.
Following, however, is a list, prank
cally cnnlplete of -the Canadian grain
armada -a feet devoted Almost
wholly to the movement of the grain
of the Canadian West from the he ad
of the taken to the seaboard :
Canadian or Brt45h Registered Lake
Stec. Ships.
11- ( k*timate
Atr. Capacity, ere -valor.
Algonquin._ QI,1�5) • 9411,»51
Iroquois ,Lettert1 1141,101)
Ci. R. Crowe .... 11:UU1 144 ,100
hal and
1st:
11 vi
cootie disc
you simply, h
haler, mix nye
entre), the gerute that
the breathing organs :
le use of rubber in-
t' with' yoht.in-
the allseaj4ril
where cat rrhal, inchii l
rut p, or ( itinonl ernls a -Fe at]
plying by milliout, th it life is tntif1Ad.
not : .1444 they arethe di ase, their ex-
terulitl/etion ' Means '4u'rk" isnot oar -
went.
Jot, 1Vileon Iran the ng for Ply-,
0ulei and will furnish the plete
outfit fur' 51.10, under sum tee 11.
satisfy. .. - -
As They Say.
Ella Bella told nae that y, t to
her that secret that 1 told you not to
tell her..
Stella -She 14 o mean thing 1 told
her not to tell you I told her.
Ella Well, I told her 1 wouldn't
tell von 'the told nue ---,ro don't tell her
!dill.
Me..a. d. W. ,..k Pete ch�tu.
purehared halm the nndrt•writers the
wreck of the steamer ,Iototr•ch, of
hers Nat igaiion 1'..,, which well
'in t r • wk... rel' 1.11. (Loyale in Decent -
tree of 441 • The Reid 4' pant'- will
e•fnl.•avor ls.-mak. the !Keifer)' Met
maehnu•ry.4f live . parch front tile
*beck. •
Capt. Dunn t0 Rehre.
thrown. sept. 10,
1 (.y,rnin Itunn..n
the It.heries protective cruiser Vigil-
ant. hate been given 1111)4)011'14 Ie11yr
fall'.-nrr. 11e will then lie retire 1
0 to the nett l''1". 1144 IM r.1114.1.14leel a4*
cotnm:uoler of 1h'' 1'igihlnt by Cap-
tain *4 ,h,'rtson, who MP fel
years beim fir's( 1.t1leer of the 4'urlew,
shition.•,l in the hay of Fundy.
MAGISTRATE SPEAKS FOR ZAM-BUK
Magistrate Perry, of Goldfields, A.C., believes in making a
`sod thing known. Writing of lam-huk, the great h.iusebold._
balm, he says :--''After • very (air trial 1 have Ilr..ved /..am•Iluk
eminenitr satisfactory. 1n my ase it cured • skin rash of five
ears' standing which no doctor had been able to do any gl tt
. 1 would ceitailiTji encourage any per+onln keep
/xm-ll,T,
e home." The magistrate is quite right. Every h- due needs
uk! Unequalled for cuts, burns, *mutes, enema, Wow!
.oison - ' nd all skin diseases. Ali stores and druggl.ts %eli it at
to cents Sure care foe piles.
1',.41 I:Iyi1, 11 11.0 pas.ru�.•r
•14,41114 14.4)1 FAIN ' a1i1,...1114.• Alg' ,1
St;Unship l'e.iup•o'.'t Zinn,
1.11.1. 11111• a .Ind S.•pn 1.,l,. i : was 1e -
I. I.,.1 144.1-l% by 'he Ln t114(4 lttawa,
o, Itla L11,1_,Nyeedi) ii) 0.11((1.
(..I, '. 1. st14.10( It I _,. 11x161.1•
n t...nil d• r, 3 i' ' II . I in. ,hvec. uu
••%. ' ' g tl-r 6••Ir,,.n , ,' Ih.'
Edward, fo',.I.I : . I aek ..,:• ret right le, l
1nhg. .\'h•. Ir'cit i14,. temporary Ie.
44air" 11..• him; 1'1st ein lirfr-tot row of
the togs 4.14 aw• a :Incl- i. -4F-4+;err f.o'
14, t deet.
•
itiritn•t!- trfc+n^nit itaretn-nf
•'\Berl r 1, -+.In* -/s tet r(IYt-g•' • -111(, ('sn-
.•lia„ rxhill:1 at lin.' I:,1,1,1„1' h 1:'.1441.•
It i1 1:.1tv • )suing 1+ Iell. lu. : A
:scot. lsh n'oiu tr. ca4111 h1.`., fmi►.1.
11.44 441111 11.•1. 1...',.d . 1 t omig.te r .11444
was '•ia110).1n:4 w•1;1, Irllete. Ii.r
.1'ui?i•fr figure: of ('.uvadisn "big
.4.onr.' "541 1. r,"„ said a tVte "l.1.•.
t•ei. ann. .4f the party, "whsl'r ,yon
t1.;,. tf y., 1.'.s,
tu' ose •'A 1111x11. tv'11rt'.l eli
, asto11 isiiml ) gsl.•I. •'1.4.1411
lnl's a mlun44e,-.WItit *4.shitA rat
4 --
Heard in a Restaurant.
l.o 11u.r •'la this - tr)eat.t- .14:• 18+
shnrtc k.• e • •-- -
•- %Vit etc 11.•; Att.
I_�_ ,1 (rate»..-u`crilyl "'1 lien 6.1
ltem%rn'' n ke tette it away :,red 6.•1. )•
it." 14,1.) 11 .'f ;nisei ;Id .
_
llearalgit
is Rheumatism of the face_
Uric And left in the blood
by disordered kidneys
lodges along the nerve
which branches from the
eye over the forehead, and
across the cheek to the
side of the nose. The
cause is the same u in all
Rhrum:.tism- disordered
Kidneys. The cure is like-
wise the same --
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
visilmamiess
shy Is 1r Treat q 1. lisluylll .u11 • ow 10 )1, 1.1.,••., a Ilu.b»red,, lino ivied vtuw:441 is going to give lot
e . ..tt
wo Itrtswsl 'uk t �w•�le+el tw• -tr'ttttle
1't•r 1'1. asrnvsire yntt ? "
CAMERON & MOORE
1 THE DEPARTMENT STORE
a��ss ll�_ae��`ati
1ss.�
THE NEXT FEW DAYS WILL SEE SOME VERY IM•PORTA'NT-
events in Goderich.
The 'first of importance is for tile: ladies, which wilt\be the
Mit 1-iner.Y_ Opening_ Fgmi. .' g Tuesday. Sept. 2 Ind
IY�. �pt Z....
Another, the Goderich Fair, wnich, in the minds of to ghat dumber- of
. people, promises to be the best on record.and we consider it our ..duty as
citizens -to hetp boom the good work along. - This is- how 'vete propose to
help. We will for one week during the Fair put on big specia s in every
department, a few of which we will attempt to give you on this page. •
We are also opening up a large assortment of Ladies' Coats and Furs
which will be shown in the Coat and Fur Department, second floor. We
invite the ladies particularly' to visit this department during the Millinery
Opening, when you wfi11 be able to inspect some of the finest Furs you
.ever laid your eyes on, also some exclusive styles in Ladies' Coats. -
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT -
1.aslit's whn Lave not yet decided what kind of a suit .they. Will -weal- fur...fall
can easily' decide now, as wp are showing the very latest ill diagonal and chevron
stripes, as. well as at large a�lsorttnent in plain au1(1 f4ulcy dress goods, and during
Fair week these will b.! reduced to a special price for Fair week only.
The craze -a the urger centres is a beautiful shade ofdark Dress (roods con-
t:lia:ing a 1'nst brown stripe one-half inch wide. Wt! are fortunate in having placed
an orllcr art% for these goods, as the great demand has exhausted the supply and
it may he weeks betore we can get inore of it. P1 y
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These goods are 46 inches wide, regular $1.5o a yard, but for Fair week the puce wit be
_g:LCed at $1.39.. T
Black - enetian. regular $1.25, Fair week 98c. .
Fine baa Chiffon Broadcloth, 50 inches wide. regular $1.15. Fair week price $1.48
\\ CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
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*' connecting ourselves with the .largest lua•ll'-to-measure
st.. so that no Matter what'yuur•figure we can tit you and at
l4. liew all !suits -
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u pr-iee,which wilt teak it worth %,sill' WI1111' to Ilcatl with tt+. .
-lLGh-�e are acouple t't»l1e,,i,lik 1'11' Fair_51eels.
__..11tel►'*dark grey Tweed_Stuts, single-breasted, good weight, tate,* , spe-,al Fair week pn'e. $5.98
Menti dark brown Worsted Suns, single breas'ed, slight stripe effect, regular $14 00, special $to.98.
Boys' Tweed Suits, two- and three-piece. dark grey and dark and Tight brown effects, splendid for
schen:4 wear, slats 32 to 33. ten of these for early buyers Fair week. only $2.48.
Boys TWeed int Serge Suits, sires 23 and 24, one dozen of these to be cleared hair week at a
ridiculoitsly low pore. St.39,”
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— GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Best grade St. Lawrence Granulated Sugar. 20 lbs. for gi.00, a limited amount to each customer.
3 Cans Tornatoes, lar•ge size, 25c• Kippered Herring, 8c a Un.
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illg in more freely. Tete-.eftaon f1,t this is that we ate paying more for Iter
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Farm headquarters
slake rt speeialityof Michigan Fat not,
*1 ire fur 11,411.1.
CHARLES U. FISKE,
Chamber of Cornmetre,
Uh:TROIT,,Micb,
DON'T NEGLECT THAT SORE!
A Chivy. men has jun died from blood piumn•
iag arising from neglect of • %mall sire. Iton't
tif, all kind. The air is fall 111. tension germs,
proitfe. I using /am Palk you have three
er,irettet pi on ad nitte f44 lam• Birk 'sheeting
s,..thulg'arul antiseptic. Try it without delay.
We appreciate e position taken by the man or woman so,n
sayst-•• If your portion is what you claim, you shotdd
have no objection to iting us try it before SperirlIng our money
on it." Tn every pert taking this view ire sal-, tend one cent
stamp Bo pay return post e) and name and date of this paper
to lam -Bilk Co., Toronto il we wit! mail you a free trial bos
cif lam- Iris*. lam•Buk is pu ly herbal, suitable for the delicate
itkIn of little children, yet powertatenough to heal chronic ewes
of long years' standing. All drasegists and stores, soc. per hos,
IPlisse.'
iLlehT3'17LIV 8 GEORGE JOHNSTON
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.FURNI RE
Have you seen the diaplay of Early English Furniture
in our window It has been greatly admired and ia
a sample of.the fine s*it of high...class furniture from
Which our customers mai choose their purchase...
IRON BEDS
Ranging from $3.25 to $14.00.
The fleet goo& on the market.
VERANDAH CHAIRS
of Aliglist.
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