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THE TOWN COUNCIL.
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THE: ;SIGNAL: GODERICH, ONTARIO
(ADVERTISEMENT)
LOCAL OPTION PETITION
PRESENTED.
A Large Attendance of Spectators --A
l txis;m of the Council on. Quer:.
tion of Sending the Petiltotr to
Committee --Water and Light Corn-
mlesion Asks for Another Advante
-Mlscellansees business.
The wain interest of the insetting
of the town council on Friday even-
ing last centred rewind the locel option
petition. There was it. Melte number
of spectators, mostly Horse inlets -Med
in the woe mem for local prohibition.
They were not time to make spxeelees
in favor of or against the petition.
Several of them srete• invited to sp eetk
and others were given aft opportunity,
but they had practically nothing to
say'. 3. K. Tout end Dr. Dougall said
slew words, however... In pre.eutime
the petition the clerk remarked that
be had looked over it and found it wits
signed oy 'cohsiderahh• ore the re•
qutred number.
Deputy Rene Elliott moved, sec-
onded by Councillor llallie that the
_t bylaw he prepai. J and the uetweeifry
--t --begat eteprttrlee[ta0 have -ivenbtttietett--
to the people.
Councillor Johnston advocated' the
sending of the petition to u c 'tare
In place of acting upon it right away.
He called att(set iou to rttie-.iften the
emanate g settee of the wettneil, '4. h:, h ie
pretty comprehensive in what it re-
quires to be sent to committee before
-being decided upon by the council.
' He moved to send the petition to the
special committee to investigate, •eud
have a bylaw prepared if .se advileed,
and to report to the council.
Councillor .:allow remarked Chet,
es Councillor Ctaitrie was away trout
The Testimony of Kansas City, Kansas, Without
Bars --Liquor Libels Answered By the Mercan-
til,: Club City Prospering As Never before -
- Business Men's Statements.
town, only hirnee•lf and Co[np•illor
Johnston were left on the special
committee and he did not see what
advantage thele would lw in sending
thv'pethiuu td f or courmiQeep, .
"A perfectly competent committee
for similar remark), was Councillor
Johnston's comment across the tete/-
with
ater
with a twinkle in his eye, and he rose
Again ; to. advocate the betiding 44 the.
petition to the committee. The mat-
ter of the petition had been made
public only that night and he t bought
that it should be public for a tong
enough time for all interests to look
Into it. He did not. think the clerk
should have reported on the qur.tiun
whether the petition was ptop. i'ly
signed or not. 'i don't know who
asked Mr. Clefk , to report,'• he said.
"1 don't know why he does report. I
submit_ it is noun of his .heisieess to
report on the matter. 1 fee) that the
hotel man bee a right to be heard."
In seconding Councillor Johnston's
Motion Reeve McLean said he sup-
posed there was no use interfering
with the Act, but he thought the Act
should be amerl'ded. He thought the
public should be protected in the way
et provision for traffic and that there
should be Government inspection of
temperance houses.
Councillor Humber objected tont
the Reeve woe out of order and the
Worship. while admitting he was not
strictly in order, allowed him to • pro-
ceed. Councillor Humber renewed
his objection and the Reeve under-
took ,to answer him without the for-
malitf• of addressing himself to the
chair.
When the 'Reeve was through.
Deputy Reeve K11i4.tt rose to speak
again to hit, motion and sail! it was
not the council's busineea to'dise•uss
the pros and tons of local option.
.••Wll, what are you talking at*nu
now 7" from t Reeve.) The council
might if it wished submit a local op-
tion bylaw to theepeop)le. without any
petition being preesented, int when a
large petition of t sigmetures was
presented the eoune I was obliged to
art.
Councillor tlnmber`• rose 10 read
iia _l;ounc
i or Johnston
rule o0 w h
hal matte rte basis of hes objection to
having the matter , • 1 lee the
council without rete enre t commit-
tee, and said he saw nothi g in the
rule which obliged the cont[ i1 to re-
fer each a matter to clauunit tel'
Councillor Johnston's reply es to
ask the Mayor to make A Tulin nn
the construction of -the -1ate.. and
tVorshl o replied that if the i'1t1.• w a locate a hiplines%: twenty-one months
adhered ti rigidly the ermined could e1'i .1 the largest growth In population
Very little business without referring
The• liquor iutete ere lune been e.•ud• the city has ',e'er leen able to ree•ord
for the same length of time ; twenty-
one mouths of the least crines
tiventy•oue uuxrthe of the largest
progreri made in the budding i.(
school houses and in increases of school
facilities : twenty -our mouths of the
largest additions to our milling and
f w'tor facilities : twenty-one twilit Its
of the greatest sati.41,u•tion aiming our
retail business ,men : alove all.
twenty-one months of the purest city
gover•nwe,t we have ever bad and
this city lues ever enjoyed : a twenty-
one months during wite•h hundreds of
ten who were formerly committed to
uhiuissiun and who were violent
pruhihitienists have been wholly
easel to the sei itt enfot eeuient
protein's -4+r, taw and who will
Luse al their influence auutd et rensuuable
amain] id their time and money to
keep the •its clean nil free from the
inffuencr f the brewers and distillers.
as it le ftre ow."
ing aero.ulea.t m'e't' the 1'toted Stater
literature to the effect that •Kunnas
City, Kansas, was going to the dugs
eine(' it closed the "joints,'.' 'r ligm'r-
selling hats, anti rh;rrfyt ,Emus the
ganth:et•s two years ago. here is.a
sample of it, t opening parargrapdi of
an article recently pubhahed widely in
}•:astern papers : " A ••its of Ital,tleo
population bankrupt. its hastiness d.•
moralia.•d and crime increasing _dully,
without a single ray of .bogie for the
future -than 114 )nn4:lr City, Kaunas.
tu.IIV "
The Mercantile flub of Kaunas t its,
Kan is the business when's O14,an• Ir
11.111on' • f
tike city, inrhuling$ u, i1► an
nee nberehip to+4 Monti d .a tln I •,ul- ate
frig- brea-es-neveptrtobasiteutt Men.- tf-m(
lids undertaken to answer 1hr b. our
(Owl, and to that eud Ina issued an
right page p:uuphl,t, setting (bade the
facts about Kausiw City, Kansas.
- A few of the i11us1 rat tuns ,u•e ruggt4c•
t lies include » Rn• -,r''. tl..,.
idly and laeeu*eut hi•:eI built .ince
.the "joints' were closed : a new soap
factory. built since the joint* mete
close I : a $31.1101* chub h ii se. built
since the joints were close.) : a new
ameseeulet'L park• built last aliuuuer
a 'bi•Llaelm public *clued addition, an-
other large new silo of,. foundat'
eYurl (..r A Jt :tl444 NIraunic temple :
a $15,0011 church finished, since the
joints were clowel.
Our space is tae limited to give the
e'le,(ations of the'ne•et•erraud attesters
ii( Thi li eria)4tlte iltitrtre detect, hot
bete ate tw'o or three statements by
pronlinrtt business men that are gout
tending. The Ilmw.•t said : "It Ices
u•.gr(•at mistake, the .losing of the
sAltuur.-ttdta:_ttverY .it'itiom
believes so. l( is a inistake to believe
1)4411 lieuple can ,b.• coca;' letter h)
1'twp 4'
'rhe Mayor Tells
JlAror'Du.11ey E. l'ornell'1rites
-"Replying to your requeist will say
I h14.e :tusriterewt'scores of let t.•rs frond
yfis+puri ,unj
Illinois, iW1•aiting, into
the financial \c .ndlli.•11 of this city
since the ca.elela of the-altons.
•:tionte of these letterf eoutn Med
46+w4f444we clipplog..-ex4r:44t4-. 4.tto a
tetter written to ;End published by it
Chicago pewspeper. in which a Writer
declares this city harikruI.: end its
inhabitants all . ,IT.'i ing from ,ink
/meek of the'dotetel db4nip. brought
on by the eines cid exodus. The bald
nti,leprr•sentatian and ieigeninus ex-
4ggeratiou-iuilulge.l_ i!, by 1 he inciter
ate ser grossly uhi111.1 as 1.1 he hardly
deserving even or conm.•ut. They
should betreeted only entipt.
for n.. sensible mail would g;ve` them
any teeth -nee. +
'So far from btnkreiptiy in this
rite, h is not even overburdened with
debt. -teat estate `:flues have steadily
incre:W:•d. The number of buildings.
also. shows a steady' increase. Of
course. there is -a similar inrrea.e in
population. - In short, this is a pros-
perous, well-hebared city. n gtald
piaci• in which t , Tive. a 44o104 place in
which to invest money. No one is
wearing crape becatoe.' the saloons
have elepan ;ed."
Best Year Ever.
(4, L. Brokaw, ceihier of the Com-
mercial National (lank, the Largest
hank in'the city :
-The twenty (ld• months since the
closing of the joints have ii•ei -
beet twenty -Lute mnnths'in the history
of the city during the seventeen years
1 here/ lived hereand been in -the
batik ing hastntsa.
-It has -been 'trtwenty:one months
414)4 ing whieh.lutnk deposits hive hien
eloutded : testatty-tole months of the
rirgest activity in building known in
the histety .•f the city 1 twent1.•ne
months in -which it has been almost
impossible to fuel a. exeunt storeroom
on-- Nur Opt ertrich t o
it to cuu}mittxe first, and that, in view
of the large amount of business the
council settled offhand without refer-
ence to committee. he felt ohligerl t n
rule that the matter could Is dos xs.ed
of by the council if it wished to do sa.
He could sex no objection to retesting
the matter to committers. however.
Avete was Usually eaketiand Reek (I
•McLean and Councillors .lohuston,
Laithwaite and Mutating. voted to le -
ler the .petition tar-(:oiuutit1ec _mad
epputy Reeve Idle atiuiil taaneillore
fallow and Humb r to entre the teem -
Cite act without this fermalil). The
attpepdment, to 1r•fer to committee!.
Raiff
Co. cillor, umber s next. move wits
in fave of adding one or two mem-
bers to\ be special committee. to,
which th atter had been" referred,
Councillor -• hnston claimed tortg wait
out of onl now tient the other
motion was ca iptl. The Mayor ruled
thatit was In • •, telt there wee no
eAeeulitlet-fla[... *Ibnreet ruitbet'a
• emotion, and the smatter - was eheoppb•d:
So ended the local et ion dig. elation.
Commission's Finances.
The meeting of the r
short one, but the cuund
sooner adjourned than the
light comma*siloe which had
urine out a request for en *Alva
Inti
was a
bat tin
ter and
•eti lig-
e,' of
.honey by lite conned, none in, wed
the Mayor twain called the emend to
order in preference to calling n spet1i
meeting later to consider the 10rutnis-
sion's rwpteet. Councillor Humber.
however. had got away in the 'Deane
time.
The commissioner* esktvf' for the
piecing to their -creelit of $2,51111.
Their account et the bank was over-
drawn and tht'y claimed there wets $i,•
4488.03 due by the council for water
and light rates and $I,:itl07 due in
connection aith the bottling of the
military camp in (4oderirh.-
Reeve McLean and Councillor John-
ston moved tee refer the matter to the
finance committee, Aa this wee in
accord with the standing rules of the
council, the sante rule that Gouneilloe
Johnston urged an the reason for the
council's not acting at once on the
).real option petition. The e•.n11111i5-
sioner. explaining that they were In
Immediate need of money, as the eve
count was Already overdrawn. and
the Mayor Attempting tam show the
partition of the rnminission. G uncillrr
Johnston launched int.. a strong ale•
joction to the c 11'. doing ans•thing
until the flnenciel relations between
the c0mmiaai01) and the cmmneil were
got down tr, 40me heals. While it
was true the commission hal paid out
Tenneassume, which
the the council council
should
paid out
\honey 4o the .•nntmi'.sion• anti it was THE LEVEL CROSSING.
tit a that the quenching end tetter-
ing etetern council and eommisei"il i test into Last Week'Fatality on
was' tat en eud to end some basin of °9 s y
agree' est ativ."1 (it. The :WARM. C. P. R. N.
tenni t that--at-."ift. t- thin h
irtwt emr,nri a [Wiliest u
111 lifrs AutN•i L Scot
Estate Active.
NVillianf Me -tam. of the real-estate
firm "t' Merrinn .Kiln. A BetltOO. one
nt the largest in Ile city :
o.t two years has
•'A }need of al
given u* u fair test
prohibition will Jo to
population. Nese!' f
the rile- entre t )pi+
Ave we had sue I a ate
Plain Reasons Why We Sell Cheap
0 Retailer in this country can buy goods as cheaply as the' one who
PAYS CASH and no store can sell goods as cheaply as the one which
SELLS FOR CASH, because no losses are made.
THESE CONDITIONS ARE OUR:•-ADVANTAGEe
WE BUY FOR CASH AND SELL FOR CASH,
with store and help expenses very light. Therefore we are in the ad-
vantage rank.
HOSIERY
We bought 1+.x,11 A III III 1111 they hail of a ser-
, rain line act 811-8.1144) ribbed stockings, ladies'
sites. t+i, 11 And t►i, echeel would is good value
agog tat 4() eente. Hy taking all they had we
Firesraws
got them so that W can 141411 them
for . 25c
DRESS GOODS
A big ramp. A smell lot of some ten pieces.
:Ilke ixit' and lite 'fon Many (1 them. 35c
They are selling freely ai..
-'" - STANDARD PATTERNS AND FASHION BOOKS FOR DECEMBER..
TABLE LINENS
A smell lot, half bleached, good value for ale:
to 31 cents, and they are to he sold lige
et..
FLANNELETTES.
The lest value we could offer for a long tittle,
(1 cents and tip to laic snd lac for lilt inches
wide.
CORSETS.
Be sure and ask for D. It A. Nothing like
them At, the price. Guaranteed.
• BLACK SILKS.
A special lot of Week peau-dee•1401e'dress silks
that we Can Wive you at least 2) per Cent. on.
having got them at a cut price.
WHITE COTTON.
A few pieces at lac and 124c, ill 30 itches
wide. The beet value we hart beet able to glee
for name time.
THE SQUARE J. H. COLBORNE
to what strict
nue The ale brakes at first reek
a city of mum g
tl.r history- of hold. but the collie' broke the angle•`
beam days creek off the train 1We. projecting in 1
v growth in mr en. ref the-engtlse and the air was
the price of real est.lte e0 •
demand Its we have but
twenty-one ruouthe. More
tree been , otd-antt snore
beeo improved in that time
any )A1.1;1 111 aux years. It
looked wore auspIclous for an
spring market then at pi- rot. o The weather Ras ustery and snowy
end_ the wind vias ,blowing -•from Ili,
iotthwest. -
•Alfred'Pierce, of Morris, who had a
one veil et the errsearigeilvt of Blyth
'collision with -O.- ;Wont* engine,'
-examined, for the purpose of
-ing what care the engine crew
taking along the linea There
o or titter 04 her 014111+ behind
a did not Bee the engine until
ly a short distance limn the
engine . being only bout
Ile dire,irt ee.'"'tie
Wells and �Vum. U. ley,
Pierre.- also e
ind Y1 gi►
s heard the bell and
one gave only one'
y thought it Idew
of Walton, . and
• risme-Med as
e peserel their
of establish -
e engine was
ndeshiro',
e behind
o fret
tweet[
+ i rm
be-
and
pond that a bend. He did not I he
Merckants Like Prohibition engine until it had pegged. He id
William pr et, rest not hear whistle' or hell, but he h 1
�pp ring of an ifs-esiltgy top ticatitd-a--fur 4.4144 ou.
Brite. a Kimeaanutacturing Cotnpanc He looked first toward Blyth and
and Ybr K+Lnsas City Cotten Mills:then toward Auburn ate he approached
-1 notice by the papers there is a the ;crowing, but the cutting ob-
gt•vpt deal o1 agitation' shout Knnsar etrneted het view.
City, Kits., being lrtnkrupt, seine Mr. and Mrs. Sanders, whose farm
being caused by the closing of the itesc{uded on vase Ti
saloons. Frons lily investigations,
which have kern very ezteniivee I find
the citizens of Kansas City, Kis., are
paying their grocer and meat hills
a* gon.l a then loot and the brakes 'Weenie! use -
'u the ',Let Irvs. The engineer and firemen had
properly been on duty seventeen horns the day
rte'_hasehe&wean-I bad onlythrew--lrouw'Atest
an iu at Guelph Junction l.•fote .Carting
tweet. out with the engine for Ootlrrich, but
It-.' the fit'ewnti staid this was quite sunt -
•e .'Thee for the short run'abead of theta.
are building hlusi. P)Iltatttly end
have n ready sale for 1411 of the .
The instalment note huaiuess on act
ditionel properties is being well kept
up. The :euceese of the l*roftibitton
movement hire g,t.e w stimnlui to the
sale of suburban lots and also to the w
more pr pt payment of the weekly she
and ruontbly notes. were
••Having nearly 1,U')0 tenants, there were
wee nee portion of our business' that hila. -
felt st instantly the erase of the thyme
he was
triffic as our rental dei nrt:uenL. _the., track, th
usual daily grind of .•jt•talnent casts nq;' rents
for too-p+ty)vent 'of tent fell off tit Ib• 1. Jam
about our-sittli of the metal amount. w•hn w -ere
()vet- the period of practically one pay evidence. 'SVP
day, these cases fell orf in voluule so thought the e
That w•e bail in one week about the whistle, while
nttenlet• we Itaul before in one day. two or three tune
••There is a great scarcity of bust- Agen s Tbomp,
-nesabuildings in this city arid ;there
r'f Blyth'
are nose v14esnt other, possibly than to the t • the engi
*McKim* in.the fa!tory districts reroute log ,he opted at which t
trout h0.iniraa secltiu9e. --- travelling,
••tVecnuldtill readily with waiting ilower•et 1ilunston. n('
Mrs. Scott, who' was xlout
'441)08.411(4111 on.••.tol•y affair, built for east inns, for the purpo,
tenants fifty welleemesd.stare huetd- nap ewrnt agent, was titin
Ings if built al owe. - - - 4hrau. Three was a cut
"The lis, two }'eats lets
been tit• them and the whistling ;mat most prosperous in our 1 J inees
when saloons were wide open. The
merchants generalty would very muchs
dislike-to,er' the .liquor traffic in
effect again. I consider the city ie
better eJTln every owner of the word
under the prohibition law.'-
S. A. Uerrougb, real estate : ••Deal-
ing in the sale .ef factory rites and of
railroad property as Ido, I wish to
say that the last year has 'been the
most prosperous in the ten that i have
been In Kas oats, Nae. The prow
-
nsa
peel fur the ceiling '4eaaou 1, fir
greater than ever before.' 40.
ABOLISH
1. on
Ji enamel. into the dle'Ath
,em v �s
e tow eornm ton end the• of the C. P. R.
titrnme rt limit ter of theeounril had between Auburn and Myth was
got toget r ,n41 !drat htened nut opened at Myth on Thursday lest.their heron t., and it M thlatly On the r41ue.t:of the el. *.1j„-auad-
trgr•eed that t V elittuhl eM+-•w-agsity 1 •1•
juuromenl mus in 141 to. Tuesday oT
on'Slee ay ni Jit. t this week.
Tree al)drearned inquiet w*steld on
tttets
into the in Dr. Milnes hall, Blyth.
�' (<ruwn Att••rn'•;' yeagar wort--,-.....nf
f $'L;,MfSlb11of on behalf of the Crown :'1V, Ptnaud-
foot, K. C., represented the interests
' of the relatives of the deceased, and
Other Business.
Outer Mallets
werrirw folIowa :
The collector repos
11MIR taxes cratlectetl iu1d pod over to
the treasurer, which with commie- Mr. Walker, of the P. R. solicit
sionr Accounted to about $2ti.'0110
of oflln•t Turutatu, was P14.4"4'rut hrtml/
the roll. There had been- eighty -.T
eight clog Brener* 1 tkeu nut.
I'he .Meyer, un•ntiouing' 4,1•P mr.
wwhirh required that no .buneiltnr
•heuld etese+rt home 4S4seses
[Tow nierninga WiTtirtT(C7o ti'tM
Councillor Ctvrigie tend spN.ken to him
before craving. and at motion ws
passed a uthnrtzing his alleviate.
A petition for a .ewer on Klizalwt ft
so eel. from John lletrgnie. residents
to llatyley sttaet, war sent to the clerk
and engineer for report.
The listener I•oneifiLtee approved* arrm� lkill Patterson,
number of nr•eanmtit ter ppayment and
recommended that Mr. I).rly s wittiest
tar allowance on 1 axes' en the engine
works on hest street be laid over for
tette of Mr. Doly's cieint. The re-
t was adopted.
e fire mittee recommended
be (hewn'. roohne the old
alive upstairs. be temetvrd for
ire use of the flee company
her ordered : that the
far hoer tepaitlw he
hose room of the fire
ACC-
ACtE
if you have Backache you hays
Kidney Disease. 11 you neglect
Backache it will develop into
something worse -Bright s Dis-
ease or Diabetes. There is nn
use rubbing and doctoring your
back. Cure the kidneys. There
is only one kidney medicine but
it cures Backache every time-
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
of the Company. ler. Milne. enrdnet,
presided, and Mies Spence, of Gode-
itch, reported the et-idenN. The
Marin g commenced at IU a.m. An it
la1$3-fi%ir 1 u_ trer�li ifften-- i Cru_ evidahre
tearitl11 *, and an adjournment ryas
intuit• tit the afternoon.
'1'1n' jury reinitiated of the fnllowin
brio Yhtghuld efwenlani. "ter
\Vniker..lohn Jerkson, Rundle Hew -
itis, John Doer. sr., Heins Bohol( z.
pit. •Johnston, Angier Sanders,
it, fMet', lVill Doer, Alex. Patter -
that\
..leek's
1 he Pxrl
until ft1
inlet. Mt
.•luteol it Ili
hall, and that the, proposed test of
fire hose he errehged for at owe with
the waterworks engineer end commis-
sion and fere wA n and company,
and that the hose oii, hand be prop-
erly sorted And any inferior lengths
he ittark.rl and used for sl-wet.fltishing
purport's : that the town bylaws pro-
vide that the ringing of the 'town fire
heli for any other purpose than es*
fire Merin is punishable., upon peresecte
by tine.
The report we. adopted.
On Cntnrillor Mannings s1eggeati• n
the matter of heating the te$mater's
mem at the lire hall was referred to
the fire committee.
"Man." said the twilnr, evilly, "is,
we rend, meds nt dust, hot 1 donut
see how that is Md. un•t noway*
ret Cleo. Man rarely does." e
Their finding was Ike fullness :
"Mtn. Robs, Won cane tee .hrr death
011 Noaemhrr 4th, 1008. by being
struck t}• an engine on the C. P. R.
driven by JAS. M,innle and that her
death was `accidental, but that Dee
warning earepot snftlrient. We find
that the engineer end lirernun Iris, aril
engine were. ovreavorked the day pre-
viurland did not,have sufficient. refit
below resuming deeities. - We wextid
recommend to the }hard of railway
connniseioners that 'this matter of
overworking employees he enquired
into and andi.hed end ,tt 1au that the
level crossing be eholishewl entirely."
Engineer Munroe. the .8pgineer in
charge of the light engine *birth was
responsible /or the disaster. 'was the
((net witness, std he and hip fireman,
Mr. Whaley, were quite positive that
both whistle and hell *ere sounded
before the crosetng. The .x•11 was an
automatic one operated by air, and
wee kept, ringing constantly all the
way from Guelph JunsNim. The
engine wee running at the rate of
twenty -live to thirty miles an hour.
The engineer Raid he did not e*44 the
rig et all until he saw the home in
(root of the engine. The horns
cleared the tenet( end the engine
crashed into the the As moon AS he
saw the horse the elegineet emitted
the alt' brakes and reversed the ea.
EASIEST
STORE .1N
TOWN TO
GET MONEY
BACK.
GODERICH
CAMERON & MOORE
We
Aim
THE DEPARTMENT STORE to
'PHONE 20. GODERICH ONT.
Excel
A GRAND SERIES OF
AFTER THANKSGIVING CLEARANCE
Read our specials this week; they are genuine snaps and ust as
tell you of them.
In the.
DRESS GOODS
DEPARTMENT
iso Tweed Suitings clearing at 7sc
\ • Twenty pieces of Tweed Suiting., some of
pine suit lengths, nice stripe and over check
rcts in nice dark colon, statahir• for making
stn 4, coats and skirts; away they go this
wee• at lees' than the n»m)iseturing
price Regular value, Wire.
7JC
$1.'25, tem. ter per yard
Clearin of Corsets
Monte d lines in mer Corset deportment
at prices to 'vitae them. Come estray before
the ehoiceet of theta lire gone.
;t. ;I.00 Corsets, S9c,
Tec Celesta a8c.
sec Corsets, sec.
Umbrellas at
'114114 (44/.)?) 1'nd,rel
strong .'ram.•, cover
umbrella covering. 1
$Elia,
for r
OUR FUR AND MANTLE
DEPARTMENT.
in this d.-pat1!nen I. nor show ing is omplete
nor styles are of the latest, nor p es are
neade to suit you, a targe range tee rhos from.
ei node with a good,'
'with wet •roof
we
MEN'SDE,- NT
A Bargain for n.
Men's Tweed Overcoa • clearing
this week at Half -Price.
-Twenty-five men -s Dice dark Tweed Over-
coats. stripe and over check effects, all with
velvet rotten.. lar+t Italian Baines, hest hair -
cloth lining in slp'vrs. well tailored in the
latest style, %ilea 34 t'o 44, selling this week at
half their value.
A ;u oo Coat for $6.00
1 A ;moo Coat for $5.o0
An Seem Coat for ge.eo
Why we ran sell them at this low Hattie '..44-"r
bought theta at lees than the manufactortng
price.
iF YOU WANT THIS COAT COME EARLY.
5oC and fisc Shirts for 3oc
Three cozen m: n'* Cambric Shirts in (lire
dark and light collate, sizes (rum 14 (Al 10
ltli, clearing this week at ....JUL
r VA
ale
Sc
Oolod Values In Men's ttelf-hose
clearing this
Men's Tweed Tweed Suits
•. suits Jest t 1n, a new lot of men's s uu in nice dark
Mown tweed. the lineal bine end greet) snips
effer•1s, perfect fitter.. latest rut. arse from 115
to 41. Thea• emits have the appearance of
twelve dollar multi, extra good value for
$8.00
GROCERY DEPARTMENT --Basement.
Don't forget this department. We keep our stock
21 pounds of best Granulated Sugar for $I.00.
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New
Phenox
Muffler
for Ladies 1
(vent n.•n
50c
CAMERON & MOORE
THE DEPARTMENT STORE
'PHONE 20 CODER/CH, ONT.
fresh.
New Idea
Patterns,
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ALMA . LADIES COLLEGE, it. Thomas, Ontario
11180,000 endowment, hence
fiat -chess wilvantagessit very
reasonable rates.
Far CataleseS, addrets
3 "The Registrar."
An pays all charges for regular course
�/a/ tnclndin ,Latin, French, German,.
ien
ce, Pianodorte,wing, with board, room
laundry and libr4ry for one year.
Separate apartment for younger pupils.
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WE WANT TO HAND YOU OUR
INTERESTING
FREE BOOK
About Qualifying Yourself for e
Successful Career.
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The Forest City
Resigns & Shorthand Cotter/.
Idea. finer
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V. t,.o.y.t
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Now (hat house -obs -Leg
Is in nrde•e, s hf-iiat ter-
JOHNSTON'S
FURNITURE STORE
for
Curtain Poles
and
Window Shades ?
We haus. alarge A,enrtment.
of 14,4448 Pull's, and it would
pay yon to cell and see them.
Alpo our now line of
Skirt and
Shirt -Waist Boxes
ranging from $3.54) to 5R,(1):
they are extra good value.
We have some of o it
CHRISTMAS GOODS
sin. Coll and examine them.
Just think! A gout
DAVENPORT BED
for *20.00.
Iron and Wood Beds. Dressers and Stands
M a1 pelves and in all rayless.
BARGAINS IN EVERYTHING.
Don't
forget
Geo. Johnston,
jthe Furniture Store on the Square.
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