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THE SIGNAL : (;()l)EIt1C1i. ONTARIO
FRED. W. BROPHEY.
A• a leading and popular exponent
of the photographer's art in Dtslerich
we HIM Fred, W. Brophey, 'whose
nt•atIy appointed and *packet* st actio
is located conveniently in the midst of
the business district ot the t -twit.
This gallery has been conducted tdndth•
its present auspices for the past fifteen
yeare. The reception - patters -rent
toilet rooms are of spacious diuren.
along. well lighted and_ arranged, and
the operating room is thoroughly
equipped with background accessories
and instruments of. the }meet .tyle
and best quality essential to the alt
The facilities of this gallery easily
permit of every branch of photo
graphy being executed in Thr highest
and must approved style. Mr. Hr.phey
dews a large business locally and le.
outside trade extend. as fat as Luck -
now. The genial prcprie1ur apalee
neither expense nor effort to please his
many patrons and any work than
Tears his naule is pn•lly nearly as
high-class as anyone run secure any-
where. Finishing and developing' for
amateur also is done and whether you
call with your work or email it prompt
attention and care are assured. Mr.
Brophey is a grntlemau of energy.
high talent and vast,eievel.sw4t .iii hi+t
chosen lint• of work and is practical in
every sense ot the word. At this time
of the year, when ('hristluas i- fast
api_roacbing, a - gx>,l_1lholo_ sent to
distant friends makes en acceptable
present and anyone who conteugdates
having wort:down in thie line shook!
make it a point to call on Mr. ltrophey
at his studio before the holiday rush
set. in: •Prices are invariably 'as low
a. is consistent with high-class win*.
When n business has bi'en estab-
lished for nearly thirty years and con-
tinues to he well patronize:1. this is
pretty gotta proof that the prtit/11 tar
of the establishment i.: Io.kel upon
with favor and esteem by all his mo-
rons. • The. lutsiit.•as of the gr.ir•rr is
one of constant act it it y. and uhl t con
ducted stores selling goods at'', low
prices never Gail to se•r9 ,• a larg.l pat-
ronage. The store of ('has. A. Nairn
'is it 1•sse in plaint. By jadi.•iore. sr
rangemeut and by carefully luokilig
utter the requirements of tviptowera -
H. C.DI'N[.OI ,lis
•PIitM
1•" mit UODF.RICII ORCa,,
Prominent among the progreo.'vr
and well-known business teen of tilt
town of (iuderich meet be went i••11.•
the name of 11. C. Dunlop, who con
ducts a tinge and lhurauglly nidern
d -rug business in the it...1foot block
directly in the business section of tilt
tiff •' Mr. Minket wad hnru an.
waived in- fila► --'were- mei -h•ut +he ttegt
his untiring elite is un 14half. el hi
pUrou• run their rontblence an
r.l rein. 'Pile bitsinrs1, w+tt nrigin.111•
established by \.'. l'. Donde mai,
arse' ego Nt13 II4-1•1 11•,•11-t•ont1411.1041 14
the presrur t pI t ti its ti bpi. the last tin.
years. A specialty is matte' at 1 Id
store of prescription. and lbs ,ar.iu
c pi iiiig of then' ; .uly the pin
rad and higlu•a-g.adr drugs are tau
and patrons tan :dw:•y'M rely 11011
cuurl.•ous 11, Hausa' 411911)14utpt ...I•
vier. Nr. Dunlop ie a graduate .tf
the tInttit o lhttlege of :Pharmacy. at
which .allege• he look the gold 1114,1H1
and st-hola1•tisip. A11111 111'1'. special
feature of this business i4 the Ivrge
.tiwk of.tuilet ut t ieled eat vied. w Il iclu
includes lru.iws. youth.. px•r•fuuu'. ulut-
p.o4drr; of all Ili• hightttt gut•Irs.
The slow is well appointed and those
who rry•eir.• any thing in ' Il'• lin•.
LIMITED.
£retable nn one 111141 ill 60414111•14.111 I ha. done more in leaking the name of
.this town known LIro11ghout the
world than the (i4.411.1.14:11tha;u•t l'o,
• Limited, mantling rl•t of high -trade.
• Ian•• t •d (event., Met of I isno
1 organ stools. uturio 4.114,wl., -Hurl
f Iw1..•It444- 4441+444 0*
/ y -W(} WMt._ ,•t43
s 'Phis is nne of 11..• I. aJu44 iin lath irs of
d the
e144w11• ,and its fart. ,t has n 1r.•n1-
' Iagnt eb
n entire block., It to un
ilt i
y ,t lie funis of it doubly t. tt ith 'a 1•ront-
y age nil Etta .Ir,•41 1)•f Ito: 1'44441, t u
• Cambria road of 21:1 bat and on New-
. gale sal yet of 111.61. (,.'t. (41111 i11 Addition
1 hes ample yard room for lit ober, of
wht411 a year's stip}ih- is always kept
d. *bead. eat. fully piled. so as tet season
1 thoroughly h -'fore Is•iug pit/ int , the
-. dry kiln. 'lbw .01 try basement has a
cement not* and .441)4441)1 girt•., .ulqurt
the whole building. The main shaft-
ing is all in Deem:tin I,ts,I,,'uit and is
iu.
speed hie 6.414144_ for 1ltetn.ely. s:. 1'rr-
*mnany Mr. Dunlop i, e 1 affable
ain't yde*s*ut grntIrmau and one who,
has always hid 1.111,111.' wclf•ur 411
beau 1 . .
F. J. HU 1'LAND.
The drug hb+iue tvhi• h i, mete
tient. 1 in this sketch Ir:.s orit;intlly
estitbli,hed by t1!. L,1 F'.• Jordan in
the year 'liar' and cool Mitts! Tet• hir
ownr►•fhi o, with ale: ex.ept ion of a
period of a few yea's. ant , tl1 , w oar
it was t .ken over by 11. tV, '1'huuteun.
who' comlu,.vl it until the presen
ow'nar, F, J. Ihiffaud, took' it ;.ver
nearly two years ago. Thi, btt.in, s•
hps always been consider.. 1 unr of t he
Trading and futt•inost of its kind in
this' yieinity atti.1 he. ulwuy. 4uj t.•I
4 lil'M•ral .hart of Nn• Itttt.Nm_ !;
til.• pw•op}4 of'\G.tlet-lit and 1!,. sou
ronndingcolunt, •. 'I'hrsps(4itfeature
of this well kit• in bnrtraees is tllu
car44111 .,trop 11.11441 predcriptin is
and the tit must te l ud attention is
gir41.1 10 lhtvm ut. well it. Jt' 1)111 411
F
i
atol hutch s. • With piano and organ
rtowls awl manic cabinets the mita-
care it taken as in the construction of
the organs and thus every at•liele
turned t tit iti phis department it con-
sulted of being se fine Al up-to-date
machinery and rkillwl' workntanthip
elm make it. The saulit ily wuod-
44urk department is a distinct dip irt-
utent in itself and was established by
thlspr.tgrssdvefirm in the yetr11101
owing to the feel til U pt en. to this
Iiuirall bathroom et. stem k u.. •11 in
•
the contact these goods continually
have with water it, will readily he
understood that only this flint's im-
proved system tot handling their htsi-
h.er could ensure Thu -t go,alr against
dauuage' by moirt1lre. They have in
their ls.•II egtepltetl factory the most
recent improved ut*chintny and the
inanity' in which the inrush it( treated
makes it iwpert•Ione to water. They
tt,e a great variety of w.tt.t4e, hath
d otic and foieigu, and fini►h these
l•! w 'tell the interior of any bathroom.
I'oSr HINGE SEAL
THE dfERL1N(. BANK 4)F ('AN•
ADA.
As liar ahesdy been dated in these
coluntms, 1*.tlerich It well ►upt.iit•d
with reliable financial Institutions,
and among them the local brunch of
the Sterling Hank of Canada occupier
a laming position. Although it is uw•
of 1114/ )uuug. r Canadian batiks, the
Stcihtig Bank ever ranee it*.r.t.Llirh,
mens has brio recognized as an emin-
ently sound and substantial iurtit u-
* ion. hat ing at its head win} whit are
known tin ►brew•• -1 4011 wife financiers
and bring conducted ••on methods
which. while prudently cungervativr,
offer every ors b1e fat•ility to this
business wan deririug banking accom-
modation. The (eidetic!" blanch w*
one of the 111 s1 to be est ablished by
the Sterling Mink, and that it has
dy .tr+ated its urefulne.+s to the
pubiitit se toll by the tante ru l 4011•
MAO ly alt :seising busiurse which it
has wr4wYl. the IuanegeI of the
1. derich branch is Mr, A. U. thimble,
a
gentleman of large tluaucial ettperi-
ence end ane who by his geniality and
by hie dreier to serve the iriteretts of
the ['situur of the Bank hart done .b
to bring the business of this blanch to
• ite •present importance. Under the
(iode/iclt Nam.") is_ the Auburn _sub-_ _
GEM MODEL ORGAN.
con -touter' soils t I . I ,ii,. •!lee
time ell the ,nta hie-ry 1- ileitcd frets
below, whish 111411 CS goita itii)tt11
u•utk. Every, (44411114 is given the
No. 5 PIANO STUvL
('* utile test. imported tr.•ua t!. 1 t •.1
r States and they felt the arc.•+- ty o!
■ Ippla ing Vie Cana 11,111 truly wit!.
');ends of this line _- .Made - ia-l:-auad:a_;
and Mr t sok up til•• coati ilt •tar• of
closet seattank.. tarok 611 lid. end
evrrythiu. for the helve, ..0 in a 111'.
(e1•\- wietlw-ork. Ile y e 'tinned tater
Males, entirety t , til • j :bbinz trade and
t
p' yin t .-very j 0 )1)41; hous=e of any i u
p Ort Ince in Cana le ire : 14te to ik
lin; monthly shtpui it - i o 1 r igo
..•tl•tll'it a and ars tee ..•11 11'•.., •,1 lila
emit 11 • 11 Id) it 1.111 111 .oft• -•r..
.01• Iv in 1,..1) 1 11.1: 111 -1x14 .113'
Thei . i+t It - Gil • it • -e -,f i Iw
ese •1..1l •he I 1 .1..
• h. 11 n . 1' 11 i h•
tenloord by a Ing.• .I:•tv 11 Lot and
al• env-in;s ate o•vey. 1 1 • 1 be h .diet
di,. -e'. r • 'h';, the f t.•to• 4 is Leat
1...i. u - 1•• IDs
:u t , �, 1)e . 1, • c t • • • •1 sur is 1 •1411 to
t 1'11 • t •-1''t'.•••t it,. 11 nr 11. 1 11,1)•
%l • • - to 1 :11 1. tie it,' '11.. 41,11.
t=lletion or 1.4'01 y- p u t ti•IiT 1ht. sante
cage i. t'sr1•, i-.-1 111 r II'u'1,h 111 ( t•
Ch.?rl• 11.'10! the i. ..h V1 MI.:- I Its
film- 4.u•tf•.1•,.• +t
sign. •14 tau r'it. t 1 .ail - , •. I
LOW DOWN TANK
111) employ at 'the present 1inteabout
min hun.lrc.l teen end ora w i king full
tele., ell 1 the outlook for til • wi11te,
is gone -__1t w ty be saidto ('te credit
of this firm. that la.• 1.11, when sit
many ,fit 'o: ie. shut d own toe worked
t eliot t eras and 1 loce.1 their eiu-
pluyecs' wages, 111•• Go 141irh Uagan
t'u., Li.11tlr,4, dud out reduce the�
A ages orf 1 t--n-nt work
0'11 • ho 118 .a tbty $11 winter' until
Lp tl 1.1, ellen tier 1.1). -icedw .1 ki.g ten hoot,1 er d -y, a 1)I have
luny 44.• .4 er-in•• 5144 A. Saunders.
1lie a••t•i 1 n..• tit'-). it .e capable, Pil-
e•g'''r 1,1-' . tn,l. ..1 -t•• Ing in-
t• ata' ► it It .1 is .Lr 1.1441.•'.• p.,,l,,.,.t
•t• •1 .• n ,1'111•• avti.e •••••11 11n•11e,
W. K. ROBERTSON,
One of the best-known insurance
agencies in tioderich it that conducted
by W. R. Robertson, who repn•rents a
Targe newly'. of the most reliable
comptutier 'eking fire, accident and
gun' itWA/ risks. Through hie lung
1•tulnewt iob tkltli the tire insurance
harlots Mr. Robertson has secured
Ow regency for the hest *14Itith end
Visited States ruwpaniry as well it
lot• tome of the most prom wieder Can
adieu cu111erne. In accident inrut
once ales he it in a position to offer
11114 uurst f*vouthle policies, and in
fidelity and guarantee Luriitess-1 l•
insurance of firms er corporation,
against hoes through elitployeeti ill pole,
Rums of eros( -he lepresents abru-
lultly tellable companies. Mr. Hob.
e•tsun'e office is at his resident..
corner Vit•turitt and St. David' -
sttyets, and anyone wishing to insl.t .
nr cleaning fulmination upon insui.
ante matters cannot do better that.
give hint a call.
agency. and nt lav' ht ainelie. of I",
Bank in this comity tar situated at
Duugjtnnou and Voteuu. with a suh-
sgeuey of the Verne leeneh al Hay-
field. Thr he...n m of these yeti uur
branches and agencies ghes the ferm-
ent e specially favorable up)sutunit y
of doing their batikhar ln.•inett easily
sit Conveniently, and in eonrequenet-
the Thule is haudliug a good propnl-
t tum ut the Camels' utels' busine... lit ad-
dition to ale various liner of eu'unes
tut to -biers, 1111• Stetting Hank has u
raV 11 tt 1Itita1I1114111 i1) which i.14-11061,11
of one dollar iced tipw4111 are 1resited
ant tt11,:ut sl la *Mkt 141141 1,1.1y at the
este of tluee per cent. per annum.
The (iudt•ri.h branch of the Stelling •
Hank is hawed in well -fitted offices at
the c1/1r1/1 r of H 11.111 street and the
S.p ter, true of the verse, best business
locations in town. The *init herr
numbers six. and in addition 1 lad* is
A staff of two at our Auburn sale.i
dgeney,
• t
U('NUR1' BHOS,
The go -d nestle to be f 1 mound
U,tlerich' 'make it an a.lwitable place
f. a' the pleasures of,ifiding and di tviig•
Crest. Goderlch College of Music.
See page 1.
W. Y. HAYDEN, 1),0.8,
Dr. Ilayden i. one of our young pro \
gtessive professional wen. Ile hu-'
been ltratesi inst.u• thorn t, i the -p_
six years, and during that time,
through his fessgnired tendency VC
e.•It. nt sor
equipment b._plrauin1C ant-
livens.
nn -livens, ham won for himself a large ren
extensive prat•tice thivugho.tt til•
town and suns ling country. He 1.
a graduate of the Ruysl College ..1 -
Dental Surgeons, Toronto. which athe leading institution of its kind in
Canada, and this kill in his cln.en to.
d
tenniun. +MtexprrseMby his patient,. 1.
a credit 111 his alma uta er. His ofil,•
r
is *itualr3 un )lsntilteu three end 1.
tastefully futni,Ied for11a comfort or
s, Mort pat tentist tinilyDr. Hayden -.
is n gentlemannt the highest integrityroutand his tut tery sill eeai d [mintier__
hu•
te ne.►dt hi ti a gen••1:.1 favur,ite.
THE COLLEGIATE IN..TIT_TE. GJJL-al_II
this hotase has built up a b!•loess
which laminae silted enlial. The prem.
4404 ocotipieti ace centrally located. be
big situated at the corn., of IIa•ntl
al street 81111 the dip• u., +und ars-
taslehlh HltetT up. Tut• stork i, a
large one, es 31r. N*iu1 114.1 only re-
tails his goods but wholesales them
also. Staple end fancy groce•i•it•. to-
gether with fragrant lens, coffee.,
frtrite, hurt,- linter:- rt>v, -ATC- dBTril'.t
in sbundene.. Trois nitre enj..ys a
high reputation and lie manner in
which it is conducted is a sura guar-
antee that the patronage it 144,eive;
is of a steady and sulcal intitl nalurr
Competent and courteous clerks are
kept busy attending to the wanti of
pat -rose need all nrdera,,tore promptly
filled and delivered t0' any part of the
town, while the most reasonable prices
prevail. A large and complete stork'
of china, glassware and crockery is an-
other department that is a feature of
this business. Mr. Nairn -it a live and
progressive business wan :and has al•
ways been prominent in movements
tending to the industrial and com-
mercial upbtltlding of the town,
J. 11. COLI3ORN1?,
With the keen competition
1>re>raisl at ,abs-.
absolutely necessary for ell prnprie.
ton of modern business enterprises hl
keep their stores and stocks in as ate
. 1 •1)..0 , and drliv,v y. l►nly Co- 1 , -'
4111 1 parr.' diose err nee` 1 *4 - Ors
t e•;J•li,•ue•, t and when - *i uud li••.1
Teo to:4 •••.. 11e1• -••1i prion 14111 4••11 1.,k••
i1 10 1bi, stoic you .4111 d•,!1) tri 11 .,
feeltut of 44 ttainly that it will br
put up promptly and in the I4est (.0
Mr. Biel/tad also carries.* large and
well-s••Ircted el 1).•k of toilet Ott 1 i •I, e,
petfnn.es, 11.41. bellshet comb., tooth
p.iWifrr.. Lace p•ntdi4 rind in fa't
,•t•rl4thing to be (ouini to a Lar„ ••. up.
to date drug business: A .y.• sial de-
Irmtml'•Ilt in this store is •1••.•. t ,1 to
slati•eiery tool 9011 1.11111. pt,'tr•It
atnl an iaept•ction of thee i; sure to
pleas•• 1 h .e • aim visit this star •, 11 r.
Berland is nae of our l•a•ling ,tad
prominent bueineas men awl .a 11.14
who always ha. the interests of (bole
rich at heart.
11. C. iIEINI('KE
Although but a new resident in our
town. Prof. 11. C. Ileini.Le it feet be-
coming popular among our limner
people for the excellent musical en.
tertainment he has, given and the
high -claw music he provides. Prof.
Heinicke aleo gives instruction on the
piano, organ and violin, mandolin
end guitar and all military band in-
etrumenttt. Music Is furnished for
tractive .a manner :t'4 pnseible•, in
order that they will not In. outdone
by contemporaries. The Minn of
tioderich hasbeen part iculur'y for-
tunate in the etas of hn*im•:- 44.•.;411
lishnu•nte which have lee*led herr.
and perhaps no other business in the
town is more worthy of mention
than that of .1. If. Colborne. Th•.
business was established s -me )•earl.
ago and has always enjoyed a large
and ever-increasing trade in stap'e
and fancy dragnets. such as dress
goods, silks, Indies' courts, furs.
hosiery, gloves, etr. Mr, (,i arrn7•
mak Pg a specialty of 1). & A. corsets
and also handles tandard paper pat-
terns. The inhabitants of lioletielu
and vicinity should take advantage of
the nnuaalal hargains and finely
selected stock shown at this attire and
pay it a visit. The proprietor, Mr. J.
IL Colborne, is one of o'er popular and
genial citizens who has woe the teem
of the purchasing public.
The Sunday school chtsa was singing
"i want to be an angel." "Why
don't you sing bnder, Hot hy r Asked
the teacher. "1'm singing'ts loud ae i
feel,.' exclaimed Hubby. -Exchange,
CHAS. C. LEES HARDWARE STORE, GODERiCH.
CHAS, (', LEE. was established some fourteen years
Noilltstneas review of til.' tot nt 1)T,Igo sit has-beiin under its present
(i,•derich would Ire routplete without t title alto t eight
years.
special mention ,of the well-known.1miser nernipipuj arelarge and'the
establishment of Chas. C. Lee. who various departments are well
stands prominent in' Weiner.. and ordered and arranged. The lines car -
commercial circles in this t nvn. Mr. !fled are hying and shelf hardweri•,
Leers establishment is i1) be found on I mechanics tool,, paints, oils, etc. A
the east side of the Selitare and is eon-{seialty is road•• of pjllmbing_ and all
frittered to he the tnori complete in ite 'cinch of tartttary eftll' ni-ering: Titii•
tiny in thi.,,eommonity'• The hueiness hone eprot.. the lowest prevailing
prices to the trade and the public are
supplied on the moat favorable terms.
All orders are promptly and carefully
filled. This business is recognized by
all as one of the leading commercial
enterprises of the town and there is ori
3ot11rl it hes dune much to build-up.
land advance the reputation and naive
of (io.tee•ielt for wa a commie
point. lir.-Leets an active mem-Trer
of the (1 lierich Board ..f Trade.
4.
hornet' atul.ass_nmmtter. of musicians
are p4ovhied as required. lien. tun-
ing also is promptly attended to and
sali.fastieoir guaranteed.
PETER MAl•EK'AN ESTATE.
111 lents Ill' late Peter' MM,•Ewnn
sLlhli.hed himself in the salt hied-
neee in This loan and for many )•.•ata
h.• elm itd on a bele successful busi-
ness in this line, 141t .o1I1P " t welse
year. ago he desired to ench 0•,1
Aird 1" •*1119' engaged in a coin.
W./041 and lumber business at 11•
/the *mews ahieh this latter hu 'no s
has hail from the sl trt it ehowhe
made ne error in settcting this line.
the business ttf the Estate is at pa's.
ent chiefly in coal and weal. The
Rrin nuA l' a specialty of hest Scrim -
ton and Plymouth Coal and also
belittle s11 kind, of soft, domeelie and
Carmel roll and have ten wagons,
some single and a.ime douh:e•, deliver•
ing to all p tits of the town and viein.
it y. The Estwte is now under the
managenteut of Mr. H. .1, A. Mar
Ewan and under his able guidance the
business ha. 411•1s!antly teen need.
•
THE PUBLIC LiBRARY, GODERICH.
Mr. MacEwen in a progressive young
mall who takes sn aelisp and r•r,'lil-
able intetrtt in public afeirs. end
to councillor for some year* and Ihis.i
year Reeve of the town*hip of Col-
borne he has done good work in the
municiiia
Is where.
re.
D. F. HAIRLINE.
A g oar pnn1)ineut and progrss
sive buainres men special note mist 1044
matte of 1). le. Hamlink, who has ,ev•
oral interests centred in the town of
(loderich. One of the most important
of these le his apple -evaporating fac-
t n 4, which I. is be.- a Well-PsMh-
i!kited bu*inr.4. Apples di led aqd
evaporated, also welt) and flesh
apples, are put up and eep'rtctl at the
rate of some hundred to a bemired
and twenty -flue cola 'per sexton. Mr.
II link has Targe and commodious
•
1
i44s for the t'grrying on of his
I premwork and gives employment to more
h 111 1 trey 111i/41g. The proprietor of
tbie business is one of rem most point-
111i/41g.
1 tar and highly esteemed citizens and
stands high In public favor and uom-
mercial distinction.
GUNDRY BROS ' STABLES.
1)141 ., .'..... a )- ,.
. 1 c 11..1 •b4.•• i, t • 1.44 t••n•td here
N o ruvi•w of the &free ea cut ah-
ntr'ats in -au. rt.%tit .• �V.• ,. t,.1. t•1) I•`b•nrtis -orf H 1:14411x11 would be
•11 %ema q bit, •ss of (InnJ, v C•nnpietey w}tfir'lit due ui n i•in bring
•111•• of lily
l ,sissy Iy •.I •bl..L-
Ileus. '1 hey hove in their stable.. front
given to Lia wall -known firm who.)
lepra to sixty homes att'i'c time and mime heady this ske eh. 1t is safe to
this will give some idea of •the size of say that no Ht in in out• community
the Itu.'nr.s. Their stable is lecog- occupies • positron mi wore entitled to
uiz.•d as It
Nl'tdel_„tie
hi every .way men r•0nsiderrtiun than til st of J:�Hroplu_y . .
1he Notre. and equipment are of such ► Soo, uade•t•tekrn attd dealers i1)
n wieldy that one would think they furniture of every description. Thi-.
tre'enged to a well -kept pt ivat.• rt *We. Misinest was eiriginally ettab ished
ail) some of the finest Willows to be
about thirty y,•ars ago end *ince it.
seen 011 aur ae«rat come from this establishnient itas been conducted .M1 .
secs--AL---latgpr iiwitress I.. dime in the highest commercial standar.', 14143
light livery and a 'bur litre is run t.0 this together with the genial perton
( . iir-wlstionr-to _ality of the Messrs, Hr.p le -y hes
meet i1i 144 uua,lwt a specialty is made rem, 'Vetted not a Tittle to the euccens
iof hacks for weddings. receptions. end prosperity which the firm nee
funeral., etc„ which are emptied in enjoy, they tieing contpiettously to the
any 'lumber. Personally Itrtp, front amunga all establishments aflh••
Thies. i:iindry :uui (1 r. W. If. Uun374ry kind It the county. Owing tit their
ore roust, -{nus and tillable business men ''inttwelt •u with the ma4t extensive
who aro s1WIy. on the alert to please ote•itifwitIiret, and the extent of the
and air date Ihrir suit hn•tnetetransaacted, the house is all.
s in
et et y ps,-sthle manner, to offer certain advantage., and as a
result has become a favorite with til.
HOWELL IIAItI'VARE ('t). purchasing mitotic, in stuck is carrit'i
Ant ,ng the prominent and well- at all Itmet a equtplels alisortnent ei
kr„„',, Hr,„,, t(oi• g (mutiny..•. 111 ti.etr• furniture., including bedroom suite
ri: 11 i• t hr ll... -11 Hardware Co., ,ideh,.sidt, tables, couches, chair
•w.busetsar.tact-r-tese eestre},•r0 and /10' /MOT*. - alt sierie-fretree ftreffilfiffetn
to. lair stater. Thr Hon eater to the teenerstly, Both fir. Hreehey,lat- ane
1 nd.ii•-g ,e.d blacksmith trade and his son are Hi 'roughly experienced in
ill. • ..1141lineofhravyandehetfhard- undertaking, enrltiming and funeral:
•-e•J• - '11,111d11•14 litarine eimedi449, tool. directing and In this line compnrr
of et coy ilt tier), paints, oils and most favurebly with those .of their
glee., I,'quial 'mist, best brands of class throughout the entire county'
1'• 'roof el tn••nr Iaitd Lockwood's 11 rib laearlwrs 1)1 the Hrm give thei1
cel• 1e(4i'• 1 tauter). 1411,0 ore handle.'. personal attention to all order.' and
Ube tine make a uprt•ialty of ideal their courtesy et *11 times, combine_I
fencing, ttMsuline Kerte lighting eye with their sterling lewdness integrity.
teens en 1 Elephant brand of mixed has won for them the friendship and
ueint nod err *1.1) exctueive agents respect of the entire community.
in (bode; i.h fat. Jlc(l1*ty'M falllola.
w ove pro.ht'ts, each As rho "Pandora" F. F. LAWRENCE.
re• ge, Mud ••Fau,uns•• heaters, The
hnsinrlM•,tine is large and ever in -
••i easing mod extends thtotighout the
.own and Mun•.ihnding country, The
. 11) to that this ptngtessive H1111 oc-
enpy is the add one in which the Tate
It. W. McKenzie established his hard -
w ere business in 1141. • The genial
:aid It •1 stat• wan tger of the firm is
Mr. Al. W. Howell, who sei ved his
eppten* ireshi t to the business !tome
fifteen years ego with the Tate Mr.
tIcKenzie. Mr. Howell is an upright,
prngre.aive citizen and 14 mon who is
alweyM ready to egotist in any move-
ment Foie the development or ail
vaneevuetl1 of U.slerich.
Mr. Jones - "I think I'm going to
have appendicitis" Mrs. Jones -••Oh,
yeti do ! Well, I think rill doing tan
have a new hat, and pen. appenclicitls
Sap wait."
The above-named gentlemen le the
down -town ticket agent of Om Grand
Tnunk Railway System, which is on•
of the t•ecognizwl institutions of thi.
country, being thont.ighly Gamut' 411
built lad run At141 managed in the
intetests of Canada. Mr, 1'awrence
alai is local manager of the (creat
Northwestern Telegraph Co, Ile ha.,
through ugh courtesy, energy and ability,
built upa large patronage• end to the
travelling public or anyone contem-
plating a trip we would lay, by all
n11•ama call and sea hhn. Ile will cheer.
fully give illy Information and point
out to yon the cheapest and quickest
route for you to take to yrnlr destina-
ti•on. Mr. Lewri'nce is one of our
oldest citizen* iii' a commercial Pay
and has always given his best efforts
in furthering any movement for the
sdeanteetnent of (Indetich.
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