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TtieltaDalt, November 1U, 1908 THE SIGNAL : (701 DERICH. ONTARIO
Cankers on Apple Trees
A Matter to Which Fruit Growers Should
Give Prompt Attention.
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Many Ontario apple-growere have too large. especially on the Dna, and
complained that ati unusually large ertecheo, they should he neatly cut-,
number of branches are dying on out with a knife or olatiie sheep instils- I
their older apple trees and not a few meet until the healthy bark is 1
of the younger trees have been killed i•each...1. 'rhe wounds thus made must
outright. The trouble liste usually be disinfected and painted with white
hetet attributed to sun -scald ausl teed (free from turpentine). The
oyster-ehell scale, Inverdigatiens painting should he t•ejwated next
Oda autunite however. have shoed pp( jog to mak,. „,,e, that tte
that the greater part of such damage gets into the w.ionals. The hest dis•
nun be traced to cankele, canine] infect ant to tow it, gm sotilituAtt.
either by a fungus dieetiee itteevii 2122 til the strength (4 01122 pert of this see.
black rot Or a bacterial eiseese knot: it stance by weight ts, Loss parts of
ats pear blight, tire blight, or twig eater. Any 24.1 oggist will supply the
Wight. The bled: 2421 211112(11(4 also thesubstence awl ('21(2(9121bow to ineee it I
leaveand fruit. causing the fatter to ; up. The materiel will coat Ludy 41 fee;
tot. Oso
n the rt..k.w tit the rotten cents. A wooden or glass vessel must
fruit little Week pustules or pimples used instead ot iron and tin, as the
almost one-third the sire (1( 24. pinhead substani e Will 1•01'raile these. Om.
appear after 14 14.2.0'. These pimples • reeve sublimate is iteasily poieon
contain spores which when oet free I when taken iutervilly. so care must
art. Carrie( by the wind from tree to. be .tek.en nut 1,212114.0W aulythitig
tree and help spread the disease in the elt•ink the liquid, and to wash thor.
rummer. Eitime kiwi of canker temele the veeeel teem.. using it lei
tarps branches or at tht• main in dininfe..t the wound with
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cause diseseed ureas on the trunk and any whet. porpone. The best way to
which diem*. a ceuker is algae.
It s not easy to tell in ..vety close to otiblitnete is 8011111y to tie a litth•
- sponge'. or a small pad ..f cloth 011 OW
A blight canker, however, open be. epd of a Stick and. after dipping it in -
gins by attacking & water -sprout and to the liquid, it ash over the surface
running down it into the truiik. of the %% flume This will kill ,any kittst
crotch or main branch and terming 14. Of 10•1111 whatever.
large dead 6141 there. This time of To %toed MT cankers for the future
year such 214 2*). CALLOW. by blight are, itis.ueceseare ; tie To peevent its
usually distinctly 1)14111.4.121 (24.! from the as possibh• injiit y 2.• 211 122 by such
healthy hark by a crack between the rnest'I' 118 telitiriff Off the hark by
two, and by the diseaaell bark. iteingreeltellet Pee, or (0 leer implements or
• darker 'brown- in e"lor than the by loot. in clitnhile.. If wounds are
healthy hark and slightly shrunlen. ' 1101110, in this way. they sboul( be dis.
As a rule the surface of blight canker', infected and painted it nce. ; otLiet
is fairly smooth, not rough. checked -wise they let in the • germs of the
or blackened, and is free from pimples,. disease. Cankers usually nt art feetiu
pleas, in old rankers _where other 'wounds 2 f 1.11M 1411111, 1101101 smut,
dig/0,410S have got 4.0 21(114. caused (hrs.*. times their may he very solidi. Sun -
The black rot clinker. on the other scald in jeries ale. Allow ranker Reims
hand, is as tv rule net distinctly to enter. hence young trees should he
',irked off by a crack between it and proferred against sun -scald lay .oine
heatthy hawk. The eentral. part., tote4-444-444111-k140411.14. •
Jelly tf more a
than a-yer old. is purpose. • •
y somewhat swollen and the 2. WateCspreoits shriold be kept. off
ough, Islack and checked. Orb the tomes andmain blanche, be -
the sinoether *naives, there cause. as sped atr. the blight ilis-
always tie found 1111110e1.00A. r often rilleklm 41 otte of these and
little blac pinIpIee or pu22tule:4 'about 11141 ts the canker I>t3211aw,. A few min -
one -third the size of the hys.41. 01 a pm. tips ,w111 usually so 'cc to re move alt
These are the places where spores ore 21).• 6VM4l-sprouts fro 1(11)- oteisefey
produced that spread the dis•oise in tree
I 3. Th.: trees most et carefully
the spring of the year.
Both kinds of cankers may live over splayed with. Borile.i iix ix Liu,. and
at. and continue to spetril pains taken t. that the
ij .111
est
use
hai-k
part 0
will near
from y
increase in size. This is espevially trunk's *ud Maui II141114•11011
true of black rot canker. though often enghlye covered wit h the It
this its well as the other may die out The first praying ‚.Mould lie do
at the en 4. of the first year. The berm.. the leafloids horst. the
diseased arms may be smell in either a few days Leh», ib -4. .14.4seeitt4. 4
n114. Lie I tit 41.1.1_11 1 VI -00k, fli •r
kind or again it may include the I i si 1 -, i i
whole of the trunk and part of the enes• of the hies, .110 hay,. Nilet
brancheeor may run for several feet , Hell alissund of Perk atterll ,111/1114.1 I
logng a single branch. Iii yid trees 21.2,4., 4. In e lidi barrel ot lloeleaux and
only the branches are at eackee. .,AIe whole kept well agita.
ted n bile
.
tip it y ing. The spraying will then. 12.24
. MCM NI:Nr.(4.
I only 41.2 a weed deal .. to keep olf
Where a tree is too badly att ticket
. cesikers but eel also kill most of th.•
to give any het* of ita Te.cnveung 21 codling rnii1 h. 1 wbielreau, 111.' wutim,.
should be cut down end burned as - apples', the ei e ear . ase•berrers, pinto:
goon es possible. for °thereina
. the
. ce•-erei cr.,. oink.- st ere), bed
disease will emend from it even 224i24 ii. 11041 10.211A ii..10.1' 1114.44 And in
though the tree it'lt. bi. dead' in a flownn
_ ill esee.,_ t le A
ipples fe
re
the same way dead ot• dying beam -hes • f...4i, t....,,e. .22,E, the
,.i.,.harai,,t,,
should a
he cut off nw
al laned either ; 24144,01') t, .,. so1
. et A e
11.1 rn for the ti....•
this fall or early next spring. taking • athi 444 221..,
. spent iii the Gum of
particular pains 12.. see that the .111- is 14,..,..iiii..1„ l.',.- m1,1 Ikp,s 2. 1(1)d baler
anade :several inthes below any irrnee feet. C 11 •• 'hook! 4., taken in ever':
of the diseased area- All en(' t,el." ease to 6.44 1 Ilia i 11.1.1411:14Villp: i4 1 ilM -
made should be dininfes•teth
l in e 2,, i g Illy ilime at 1 le• time, mennd
tioe.
manner described below anal then tyrehmd., that L'e'tpr_nr.i.k.
pointed. 1f bine le 'lime the 1."*.t. will primil and spiiived have been an foud
n
not injure them. Where a wavy t„ le. vet, ,,,,,,ei ie.. /affected with
stub is left after cutting off the • •ets ker 111 ;21 1)112144't hat are neglected.
cankered part of a branch it can he i . L. CAESAR.
cut afresh in the spring and grafted,
- - Where Abe- easekeneleaceas axe tulle Agreed)) u,..4 .
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PRESBYTERIAL SOCIETY 1 )1erities, medical missionni y
Illo(1at). China, told the • audience of
the medical week in HitIlitn. Dr.
Annual Meeting at edlinnna'rdie-Suc" Menzies is 14 Mall 44 stiong iwrsterislits-
cessful Sessions1 and he gale to his audience in a con-
cise and straight f..r.ent-,1 manner farts
that .were intets•sting end full of
knowledge of his great work. On
motion of R.04'.. Mr. Larkin a ery
20123 2)' vote.id thanks. w1t:4 given the
Eirrontidville ladies for the very
sflIcient ettlet•taintstent they lied
affdtded.
-The-next .
held in St. Andrew'. etitrreh, }Myth.
The annual meeting cif the Huron
Presbyterial Society of the %Vermin's
Foreign Missionary Society WA+ held
in Egmondville Presbyterian ,hit, ch
on,Tuesday of last week. There were
three sessions. morning. afternoon
and et -ening, ane they were all ,well
attended.
The morning was devoted to the
reading of reports and the election
of officers. The reports f r(1(tn to•
atixiliaries and mission bands were
interesting and encouraging and
showed that excellent W,o-k was being
done for the cause of misisions. There
are twenty auxiliaries and nese
sion bands, with it membership of 733.
The total value of clothing sent Co the
Northwest mission fields was mune-
what over VW, while the tote' con-
tributions from soxiliaries was
41,780.19, and from mission binds
1iti0.62, making)" t mai of $2,1019 /M. an
increase over last year. Th.. foilne
are .the eontribinimic front the intli-
eidual auxiliaries : Auburn. $31121;
Hayfield. $47.5si ; Make. $24
$121.144 Rriteetieht, SISO,:iti ; Clinton.
IWO harionntiville, 162'4 Exe'er,
831.50 : COO : Oselerich
townshise Wee ; Hensel!. $I4.10.147
Hill.; therm $4.1i7 ; Kirkton, $57.50 ;
Leeleirn, $'25 ; Lonilegborm Burns
church. 1671 : McKillop, $21.10
forth. 12111.011 ; Fltnit $130,01i
Thames Road; $12e Verna: $2t
%Anion bands - Hayfield, $et 75 :
Blyth. $52.84: itrueetteld, $27.25 :
heistrieh, $4t1.15 •fferreitle gal WI
.Kippen, $40.31 Settf.wth, 11 et bare
Kirkman, 1.1(1 414. 1 Steaferth. Hatiohine,
fasen2.4. „Ti1111111011 Road, 1115.30.... The
°flicks were all re-pleettaldf
The 'tidies or . the leg
church 'provided dinner and 1244 (01
the delegates in the 110/M11.11(
Everyone 44'114 loud in prelim!) of the
hospitality shown by tile good
4.14011(e Of the coneregation. The
tablet. were bitten with goo I things,
which, it is needless to say. all en-
joyed.
At the rifterneou meeting the pro-
.
gram contested of ti Sible reeling by
Mrs. Larkin. of Sesfor h.. amnia1
address by the pr.siderit, an address
by Rev. J. IL Menn. of Alabama, the
delegate from the Presbytery. 24.041 1411
address on "Open Doors it, lissnane'
by Mrs. tioforth, of linnets, Chin*.
Mr*. Goforth has been -engaged in
mission work in China for men'.
years. She teld very simply and
frlainly the story, of the work being
done by the missionaries in Ronan. ot
it. disconrneements and its joys, end
am (hoer present listened to her they
could not bu1 tie ihnpired to greeter
seal for the great work of M1141141119.
Mrs. Hamilton, of fiodericie gees
the closing words to the ronventien.
while Mn. Cantwell, of McKillnp. and
Mess Isabel feeote of Seaforth, each
VIVO a ?Mai men.
In the evening, when the meeting
_was a public one, the church was filled
to-ovegliovring. Rev. N. Shew acted
al chairnien. Rev. J. A. Artsrls,n,
of Goderich. the delegate from the
Presbytery, gave 4.4. stirring address on
"WOuseten Work for Mission...* Ma-
lik WM rendered by Miss Mpr est,
Lighthouses Open Till December 15th.
The Canada Gazette announees that
all Canadian lights aid fog al arms in
Lake Sliperioe will kept in (Mere -
Don this autumn until the loth 01
December, with the except ien of
Cariboo Island, which nviy DIA he
kept in operation later than :ith De-
eember. subjeet to weather eondit ions,
or early closing of navigation. Mar-
hiers meet not rely ern finding any of
-hose lights, ile-operatign Woe than
th.• dates above ',peel tied fin- closing.
All Cenadien lighte and tog femme
in Lake Huron, Georgian Bay. Lake
StCIttir. Lake Fere, Lnire ()Marin and
cootie ling Seater* will be kept in
(sperm ion until 1,411 December, ex-
cepting Lonely ef'sland, Western Is-
land and Red Rock lights, in Georgian
Hfre, may eleewl on tire 44411
December it navigation closes eat ly.
The hell buoy markleig Jennie Gra-
ham shoal, off Meat Duck Iseind,
Lake Hurote which broke away rout
its mourings on the 311th September.
11214. will not be replace I position
until the "petting of navigation in
Vette
1i ABOLISII TI1E BAR
1121112)221114 es
BARSrun without BOYS
Cannot be
FATHERS !
HAVE YOU A BOY TO OIVE?
We'
YOUR VOTE FOR LOCAL OPTION 0
MAY SAVE YOUR BOY.
ocal
Option
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J. H. Colborne
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Goderich •
Pushing Prices Down
1,
,;4,i1,4r101,10A:rw TO THE LOWEST LIMIT. WE ARE
" LESSENING OUR PROFITS TO MAKE
GOODS MOVE FASTER.
Here are a few facts about prices which should cause deep thinking if
you are a buyer.
LAOIES' COATS We are cutting more than our profits oft Tweed Costa; loose, long makes,
810.00 to $135O. and you can buy. any one ot them for $1.150, all new styles,
made of all -wool cloth and good coloriogs,
HOSIERY Another lot, of those 4ec for 26c all -wool Hosekbalet from the tuakers. The greatest snap
in hose this store hart ever offered, just 43 dozen Ilrfts and at the rate they are moving we
expect to see the last of them this week.
TABLE LINEN Three pieces of Table Linen, ed to 58 inches wide, 26c, reduced from SW and 36e, 'a
bargain.
DRESS GOODS A few nide left -of those eek. Ade and dee. dress suiting* at Bee theft.
•• e
0048Ere Be Imre and ask for D. t A. Nothing like them at the ptice. thaaratifseat
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1 STANDARD PATTERNS AND FASHION BOOKS FOR DECEMBER. 1
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Some Brlef Pointers on the "Accommodation" Cry.
it ia to he hoped that the old "Scott Th4. “accomnoalat ion- cry ie purely
fhtieruilitecitievirotterars.lento;tgaeinn.
Art Agate-. 111) 1' now pert*. viteP•jtherinrIntt
dead and leti).ied
fo -ever sae far as the present I, 4 al
.terodai al.tileon hillas Ilireweani t''iPirt. the nnbet"teertLi;
t\it
014•011 elanse of ' the Liquor License
both travellers and farmers. It is It
19441 \ 44invel1101.1.
- . mat ter thnt ver:v quietly adjusts itself
\ . • ..
to the ehauged condition*.
dot .\atimitign eries will not .cease. -
The inseent wail is, -What will the . Local option hes the tendency
pe,,ple do for acquaints Oa ion ? ' 1 4.122(1.! 44.14.)' te bring mere farmers to
This etx: sagainet Weal -option -its Weals UM -ft then it drives. waren First,
and foolish. Local option bylaa a do
not touch the limiest and honorable
hotel business. We want hotels shod
will have botehe 'We only want the
Tient selling bar to t - e11= -and we
have unanswerable leaning, both
(4-41112)11) 24' and :um al, why they should
he dosed. To the hotel -keeper, we
teply : Just keep a hotel. and a first-
eimetone et hateend you 411(4. 4101 wader,
eVe ale with you in that. The feet is. 80111e testimony on the •ineetiou of
the inaprity of the travelling public art•ommodinion will be forthcoming in
would not mind even alightly increased , this column In I iiht.4111, tit issues.
expenses for the better accommodation ;
14. loael ecol14..give without a lair at.' A Good Advet tisement"
111,11.11. And cononereial travellers I
e ill never make objection while they Thitt 1.,irveutogothiP).
4.4 4' 121(1)1214.4. 2114' advontages of the
"'" 1ctmil bta'-in"a br"ght ititftsviv-fOP:41VNlic?sisedicionnsa. h e7- 'X el 1 is(pe'r ctihe
11(11 al
about by the closing cf the bar.
I pride in the fact :liwt we have no
How bass itcomeaLatut-thatatih000reeriatewaseeeseeting-aest stepith-ebeitlierg see
able inst itut ion --2 he hot el-- has be. • loon as Dimes and pit falls of hell for
come so linked with '.itch e debasing our promising youth. The Won'.
traffic -liquor selling-thet intelligent, have been voted out tri Riverside
etannon-sense, practical people can- County years ego, and we are prosper-
ous and happy a'.* (hire!. letup.-
not n.i• tile anortialy
isa wise they feel their 1110ney is of
greater value in a local option centre.
and certainly safer when they have
sold their produee. Aud the next
reason 1.Thattbey will have some-
thing to .how for their expenditures
in necessaries and luxuries, which Was
not peigible wh, n the bets got the
money.
-
Sgentritreeffeweee-eeeee
at • -
A despatch tem fey). : It
again rumored that the 411,14112111
Piteitie 11.4.4.4.41.132 i• 4100111, I•% it 41
line front leatnnkst • to Sarnia. lees
line is already surveyed Isy way of
Pastrolen. It practieelly parellses the
(1. T. R. main line. but • would dip
down into new territoi y. now in liffer
ently served. The prime purpese in
building theft -les peen is probably
add to the bike ports which the 1'411
wey touches. and which form 4111 1111
portant 14. part of the C. P. R. system.
With garnet 04111444. 44944+4.4444+22woula have *('l'4124*)risetfeally
2.11
the eVeotern Ontario pens.
Owen Sound and Goderich. Almet
year ago t he -read added to its lake
fleet by the pureliese of (eve huge
ateamers. Only one of these luse been
in operation during the peat, seasrm.
1( 4.' surmised 'het the road now Jew.
pose* to do the hulk of its lake 'mati-
nees between Sarni* mid Fort Wil -
limn, instead of out of Owen Sound,
witielt is a less direct route. It is
believed the pnrchase of the midi -
Cone' steamer wail part of the plait to
obtain Another' hike port.
Bar -Rooms are the sponges that
absorb a great percentage of the cash
that ought to be spent in trade with
yam --
They are also the cause of most of
the bad debts that you cannot collect.
Mliti
't
per day, and some (Jaye the plant has toll t4.u4.ke ?
taken 1n275 can ei the eight hours of . `len one little perch, " be,
working time. During the past week 1 "Good! You're the young man I've
elasewhawbeen shipped 1.11.1tOdIthusl.- 1.44.4 __Au_eyee ethos*. _Au.,
els id grain, while the receipts severed an' all right until I put that
amounted to 1,30004u2. The local last wee:goat, then they lied ! -
plant is the only one at the head of
the lakes that has shown tin increase
in stock during the month. On Mon -1
day last the plant tilede record for
unloteling ears. In eight hours 1311
cars of whet were unloseledt weighed
and placed in the stomp. hins. This
is the tudest time that has been made
at any plant at the head of the lakes.
The next three weeks will see an he
crease ewer the -prewne 'record; both
in ,tecieipts awl uhiparwuts. Every
effort *111 he made in the West to
• th.• gral-n-down In -film to 1(p
shiprova (test before the close of navi-
gation. and the a llllll int of grain
shipped Will t orrestionellOgly inct•ease.
heeestee bowie -will be reshing 62214 413144
down the lakes at capacity speed. so
• to get in as many trips its posnitee
before the insmanee expires on their
cargoes, which will the in three weeks.
dig Wellness at Port Arthur.
Port Arthur. November 13.. -This
aeason the Port Arthur elevatot. will
carry away the V,',012V,',0121 of having
handle(' more grain then any other at
Ole head .1 (4.,,' butes. filnee the ship-
ping session of 2142224 crop came in, the
large warehouses have been handling
• osear Spinet end John Beattie. let, an average of oven' 31.4 ears of wheat
:!iffroor -0° ;',e- •
A Good Record for 1908.
Detroit. Nov. 16. Just six lives
were lost in accidents on the freight
nnd .Paemeniter vessels on the lakes
during the year IflOS -ell duritig the
past thirty days. For six months
sty aight the year attained a record
irrevionsly numnerffelede not a thighs
life wa, 1,('.t in collision or other acce
dent to large C1,4122111 dot ing the period
until October Int. The recent IOW*
calm. when the bursting of a. means
pipe on the 'steamer Lizzie Marshall
cost four livrs, and two mere were
eharited to the cepsizingeofet scow in
Whitefish Bey. Not :me' lOPPI of life.
and just 0110 F1.1111.110 0(14 111(01. has
been reeorsied nttiorig the pitescitger
a et since the SP11•011 open.. I April Isl.
The ate imer King Eduard si3'e414..41
the Canadian slae.reitt Like Moron
with Ivry damage.
Where the Others Failed.
A setting ninn in emeses nf a *it netball
entered the apart meta of a high hank
official, anti made known his errand.
'Well,' kindly paid the rapt tin of
Hoene... "therpa an opening in the
blink for the right young in in, and
there have been wirers' npplirants for
it already. Are you energetic and
wiling to learn?
"Try 1711., sir."
“Thatgood (02 a etarilq-, 1)o you
minable ?" e
"No, Air, I have a nintherito suppere
and caret resit my earning% that way."
"Ahem! Now- -here the great num
*mated himself before INN applirant.
in indieition that the moot ifnoortent
question was now to come. "Do you
ever go fishing?"
"Yeti, air." replica(' the voting ma21.
without hissitetinn. "Wes fishing
yesterday."
"Ah and whet -kind of &catch did
siemseimpamel
CAMERON & MOORE I -
The Department Store of Goderich
Saving
Opportunities
for you
This Week
The first week of winter is here, and
we are reminded that there is a long
cold time ahead. We have here all the
warm things to keep out the cold, from
underwear to furs, and don't you think 11 1.
cheaper to buy the warm things now and
save the doctor's'bills Visit the itore. See
our values. You don't. haVe to buy.
See our
Crown Tailoring Samples
foe
Men's and Boys' Snits
and Overcoats.
A Great Sale in Millinery Clothing Department
'fere are some of 621e greatest bargains ever
loft week quite A number of Niels. and Iloys
Tweed Ltrercoats disappeared .1 111. half-16;kt., bet
there is is good renge iasizes left Yet. Bound to
clear this lot. lialf price tikes them.
" .Sio.00 Coat
offered this newton in .h 4 anti S lit)'..
. you . havatet. bungle, eseeosel het , here es -
your chance
About '25 dress hats, ban neely t rennin! _1
with witago mei feathers. 314 on one tate-.
while they last only $339
2I0 shapes, were travellers' Pit IpIPP, y
latest, tired only one week and01 :soiled
in any way, divided into agt $1.15
tw,. 1019, vvbile they hist a
Mantle Department
Two lag savings in tlikg Depai Lulea .that
should urge early buying :
At $9.75 ).
10 Women's Coats, made of gess' beaver doll).
Mack and navy, 11/1141. fitting, cuffs 011
er shoultiere, hantieemely trimmed with
stilt trimniing, satin pipings and buttons, every
one of them the very newest styleg met welt
(ailored, dined, and of extra goed '.'.eight ; regular
value $14.121 and $15.411), while they last ... • 119.75
At $13.00
• Coins onlymade from 16 nice brown dine-
onel heather1.1 serge, nicely trimmed with
silk draw braid, Gene -fitting. 114.112111 'and 'lifts, a
very smart style ; regular $%$.(44, clearing at
- geese
lll • • •
; 8 oo Coat 4.00
6.00 Coat 3.0a
See our black 'teat er and Melton Overcoats.
extra good value, from
$7,50, $10.00, $12.00 to $18.00
- An Underwear Special
1.54) suits of Men'is Underwear, Scotch Knit, of
medium weight for eVipter. regular sizes. "ch,
(0 dear at per gat morn.
l
Regular peke was Me- and 75ce_\,
Corset Clearing_ -
A tableful of Corsets to • tear at much less
than their regular price. including the best make»,
and they are cut in three prices. sec, 4$C, sad sec.
These are a big snap and thouldn't last
long at the price.
GROCERY DEPARTMENT BASEMENT
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T:eile in this th•partoistet is Leaning up and getting busier every day., Nice fresh goods, low prices
money k if not satisfital. se I tend to make 4.1 (115 popular place to buy grneeries.
_ _ese444.1.4,4 emsatettitestweerieg every day, but lots left of It. nee auger Try Government twit tested 1
• six (teeters higher than any either stager manufactured in the Dominion. No second-grade or Acadia
sugar ‚211 221)81. : one grade only. and that the best, still
21 POUNDS FOR $1.00
This et the time to buy for your Christmas Cake.
4 POUNDS OF NICE NEW RAISINS, 25c.
T11 I 11940 bringing blither and eggs to this Department. we might just nay that we want 5110 pounds
of butter and 50 cases of fresh eggs. We prefer to have the butter put up in about e.pound rolls and not
much salt during the cold weather.
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7.01.m.rtit,..-0 Our quotations this week
GOOD BUTTER per lb 24cFRESH EGGS per doz. -.
Eveey time the ownerof& pocket
knife sees a grindotone he thinks it is
tip to him to get 11111y.
ALMA LADIES COLLEGE., St. Thomas, Ontario
$150,000 endownwaysetn4ce,, _ 4200 912/11-Atifsea-
rst-eless mem ng1111, Preach, German,
reasonable rates. Science, l'ianoforte, Drawing, with board, room
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Ftalan». laundry and library for one year,
ar Cabearer
"The Reeharar." Separate apartment for younger pupils.
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Now that houswelentring
is in order, why not try
JOHNSTON'S
FURNITURE STORE
for
Curtain' Poles
and
Window Shades?
We have a lie ge **sort men t
of thus Pole*a
, and 4.1 would
pay yon to call end see tbem.
Akio our new line of
Skirt and
Shirt -Waist Boxes
feinting from $351) to
ea they /11110 411110 grind 11111141C.
WP have some of our
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CHRISTMAS GOODS
in. Cell and ex imine them.
Just think ! A gond
DAVENPORT BED
for $20.00.
Iron and Wood Beds. Dressers and Stands
at 411 pi iees and in all styles.
BARGAINS IN EVERYTHING. ,
Don't forget
Geo. Johnston,
the Furniture Store on the Square.
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