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*tTICE.-THE I'UIILIC HEALTH
AL T of Ontario require that all ..swan
over stir 14 aro liable of 3 to . hoe emmata!.
wconviction
a,at
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ml the nest 8Am/day 4l:w000a of each uweak
tat o.'loek for the free vatadoalJa, of persons
Attending_ fur such purua,e. A. C. HUNTCIt,
Medical Health &)spoor.
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any male over tit yarn. old, may 1 reload
A quarter -section of avalloble Dominion land In
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mother. eon. daughter, brother or .liter of
intending horae.leatei.
1mt1a...-Six months' residence upon and
cult ilium, of the land in each 0
t three years.
.t hmuer•tuafer may live within nine mile.' of
his hrnjuwt..d on a fano of at leant fir *ores
,lel) uwnen and occupied by him or by his
father, mother. Non. daughter. brother or
.1.101.
In certain districts * homesteader In good
taudu,may pre -erupt a quartereeotton
Woodside
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'tootle.. -Stint reside ala uwnths In each of six
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Deputy of the Minister of the Interior,
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Watchmarag, etc.
IJ - A1.SEY PARK
wanNMarga..lxwge,ts�n tir•rtclaN.
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Civil F.ntrineerlinj
t('AL'tiliAN M. KOHERT$, CIVIL
d Hydraulic Engineer. (Marto (.and
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tune
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WALTER . KELLY,
WALTER
' 1('H, ONT.
Watchmaker, J . eller and Optician.
lamer of M Liana..
W LANE, ISSUEOF MARRI-
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EDFORD BLOCK BARBER OP.
-TMs well-known and popular end
offeh
air
cutting,
irons the beet service in aha a.
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"_Dalt.'M1�t7s. Only .kilted hands emp0 elf`
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THOMAS GUNDKY, LIVE STOCK
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hes mita made anywhere. Write for dates or
0011 gal talk It over with
deo. Beckett,
Hamilton street, Gaierich Ont
TMephesse Ilk. fN
THE SUMMER HOTEL
AGREEMENT REACHED ISETWEEN
TOWN AND MH. LEE.
Town Proposes to Make a New Park
on Lake Bank Opposite the Hotel ---
New Market Building Not Yet in
Sight- Portlon of Elgin Avenue to
8 • tioulsvardod-Rogular Meet
ing of Town Council.
The regular meeting of the town
council war held last Friday, with
Oouncillors Humber and Dean absent.
Considerable time war takeit up
with a discussion of the terms of *n
agreement between the town ural Mr.
Lee for the rental of the sumttler
hotel. One wetter that caused it goad
deakuf discussion wag the disposal of
the two lots tau the lake bank across
from the hotel. These lots beta* to
the hotel property and cuprequently
are included inthe draft agreement
between Mr. lane and the town and
also in the option which• the agree•
went gives Mr. 1.ee, to purchase the
property at. $41,41411. The council, how-
ever. frit that threw two lots rhuuld
be retained by the town to form a
park. It Was decided to put a path-
way down the trill near the hotel and
also to move the bathing house to the
beach below the hill. a■ lheN-1. P. K.
has acquired the beach where the
bathing house now .lauds. It wee
felt that the changes at the dock had
made Harbor Park less of * park than
it former ly cow and the council
thought that it would be in the inter -
mut of the town to recurs a (lark
farther south on the lake bank. Mr.
Lee had some hesitation in acquiesc-
ing to this, as many of those who bad
spoken to him *batt buying the hotel
thought that these Iota were a valu-
able asset to the hotel and would
snake a good place lot. the building of
a dancing hall. Of course if the prop-
erty were wade a public park it would
be there for the use of the hotel"
guests as much as for anyotle-elle and
on this view Mr. Lee did -hot .rein in-
clined to block the -town in making
the park. Annther difficulty was as
to the .Iswid..auleut of the hotel. Mr.
1wts.-winted the anewaiuent-plu:ad at.
the amount at which he is to have the
option to purchase, but (his it lee.
then half what the hotel is at present
atom/wed at ami the Deputy Reeve'
raised the (westien whether the .coun-
cil had any power in the /natter, It
was finally left over, it beim: node'.
stood that t11e couoc,l Was 10 favor of
the reduotion of the assessment. and
the platter will- coin'. up before the
oust of -revision in the regular -way.
The other terms of the agreement
were aseenteti le. Mr, Lee is to get a
lease of the hotel for this and next
year at $1 a year rental *nd to have
the place free of taxes. except school
taxes and water and light rates.
Cuuuctll,n' Jordan has been tuniting
up against sour snag* in the carry-
ing out of 04)1111' of the tdeaa which he
h*o twen advocating in the council.
For instance. on the matter of mak
tug a eu)all park or beauty slept at the
intereectinn of Elgin avenue and
Waterloo street, the cetuetet y and
parks committee brought in the fol-
lowing report : After carefully meal-
nring the ground at raid corner it was
found impossible have ruses e L u E v e u park
'tartest on account of the tayout of
the 'blew .Ik and sewer system ; if a
Isnrlevaid was started on 'Elgin
avenue we believe It would have Se
ask the counian cil to set aside the RUMt Iwtter, and of
$W to put in trees for one Klock on
Elgin avenue, the work to go- on at
once,': under the. supervision of the
chief and Councillor Jordan.
ittr. Jordan explained that the rea-
lm his name had been pmt in the re-
port fir supervisor of the work was
that the cheirwan of the committee
refused to hive anything to do with
the matter and Councillor Hallows
was too busy. ' The proposal was to
pot in say twenty ornamental trees
for the distance o1,ahout a block on
Elgin avenue, Scotch tir being sug-
gested. Mr. Jordan. however, wag
not sure that he might not run up
agaioet another snag if the sewer ran
down the centre of the road, se it
would not do to place the boulevard
over the sewer. The committee's re-
port was adopted. only ('oancillor
Munnings and the Deputy Reeve Tot-
ing No.
The DeputyReeve wanted tr'bear
C,ntncillor allows. expression `of
opinion on the matter of the boule-
MEN'S
OXFORDS
Wo have all the young
men's down-to-(lateshoes.
We should like to show
thein to you.
Men's patent colt oxfoy'dr,
blucher cut styles. all patent and
with dull or colored tope, 9:454).
$1.00 and $..oil.
Men's tan oxfords, blucher and
b ckle styles, new laeta, $:3.51.
$1, and BIN).
W have some new
goods i n and ox -blood
hoots, jus rrived. Come
and have a k at them.
Ge M. Elliott
yard, as he• and Councillor Jordan
were the member. of the capitail tc'
who r. t1""""'C ill the repot, One reason for the clear, full
but Mr. ti.dloNs sail Cuuucdlur .lor-
den had covered the ground.
Mr. Munnings objected to the de- ' tone
vision as to wfl.ch.bluck 10 select, for
the experiment and the supervision of
the work bring left to ru yowlg a
member of the eouncil,an Mr. Jordon,
but the Mayor ruled that he the nod -
ter had pained the cout1011 Mr. Mun-
nings was out of order. l'uuncillor
Munuinge made the comment, "1'111
out of order, but I'm right," to which
tlouneillor Jordan's refeinder - w fie,
"It taker the young members of the
council to get things passed." tater
on in the sleeting when Councillor
Jordan war suggesting the giavellitig
of the southern end of South street,
which he said in wet- weather_ was in.
a "beastly" condition, Mr. Slunllimge
threw 111some little auggeation a1a1111
It Iwnleral•d down there and Council-
lor Jurdsn made the rein that
they would have a boulevard down
there next year when Councillor
Muriuings was oft the hoard, to which
Mr. Munnings was heard to add,
"And when you are Mayor."
Another twitter which Councillor
JordO I1461 hall a good deal to do
with is that of the market, but the
report brought in by the coumuittee
dues not look very promising for the
lisle estabhahment of a market.
The committee reported : That we
cannot uecidr on any feasible idea,
but would recowrnend that at next
municipal election, if 110 opportunity
(lora hot present itself before that, a
vote of the people be taken on the
market question as to location and
whether or not we e.tablirh market
days. 1 ouucillor Jordan. however,
did not seem quit•• ratislied that !time-
t hiug could not be done reel' yet and
on his notion, seconded by Council-
lor Uraigie, the report wart bent luck
10 the committee.
The public winks committee recumm-
tnended: That the cement sidewalk in
trout of Fut•r'a hotel is' mired and put
down by the town ; that the Oldie
works committee repair the fenc at
the fair grounds ; that no action
Laken on John Weis' letter re takin
care of the Lair grounds and that the
*trees inefrectur 4. ivatrtu:tul to take
cafe of the grounds and buildings;
that John 11unlnrv11's tender to put in
concrete Mere on concrete (outing' at
$1.2.; each and concrete routings at
r*Lhlnt.ccrptrll ot_Lhewont re-
quired at the smuttier hoteTwn1 tli*t
the work bo done under the super-
vision of the itUret inspector; that
another warning moire he inserted in
the pipers *goblet dumping refuse on
4he rtleels; that the 0)4.irman of the
public works committee have the dead
Munches triwn(ed off the tress on
East and West syt•err . The report
Was *dueled, with }he exception of
the rivet clause, which was- referred
luck.
1'be finance committee reclen-
metid, the payment' of .-number -of
a;•euuutr • that Ur. Whitely he paid
$11 in full of his account; that no
action be taken on the account of -lit
l'aualiai Municipal Journal for $t1:
that the account of The Star fur $;a
for work done on the printing of the
bylaws 11e allowed to atom! over for a
while; that the Ma •tar be emis.w,',ed
to attend Co the repot -e of $311 Inurt-
g.age on land in Ashfield. This report
wag adopted.
The rprr•ial committee reentu-
mended re Elliott's. elevator proposi-
tion that the additional information
be allblttitted to the vonnl•il ; that
bemires he called fru to build a wait.
ing room at the dock according to
plan B submitted by Architect Fowler.
After discussion on the elevator
question it was decided to take no
atti0n, Councillors Hallows and Muu-
nine moving in this direction, it be-
ing felt that the sketch Mr. Elliott
had put in was not sufficient informa-
tion for the council to act on, Coun-
cillor Jordan moved in amendment
that it Mr. Elliott pay the coat of tak-
ing the vote of the people on the ghee -
tion the matter he submitted, but got
no s•ronder. He voted No to the
motion to take n11 action,
The other clause of the report was
adopted on motion of the Reeve and
the Deputy Reeve, The estimated
cost of the waiting roan as given by
the architect is $3 9...ei aud the build-
ing proposed is one that could be
moved at any time. it is designed to
provide .accommodation for pas-
sengers waiting for boats.
Woe
Mrs. Trays wrote again asking the
council to take some action in laying
w r e property side alk in front of her proper y o n
St. Patrick's street. The sidewalk had
been derided on by the council two
years ago. 1'ouneillor Munnings
moved to have the matter lie over for
the present. Provision to avoid the
water which was in some people's cel-
lars was more important than build-
ing sidewalks this yeerand the ques-
tion o build side-
walks
whether or n t old an Ida -
Y
walks this year should be decided be-
fore Any particular walk was voted
for. The Reeve seconded C ,uncillor
Munnings' motion. Councillor Jor.
den gave notice of motion to rescind
file action of the council at the previ-
ous meeting when it was decided
h' w
do nothing w to this walk.
T
Mayor was on the point of decltyin
Councillor Munnings' motion carried,
when Councillor l'raigie euggested it
might be well to take a vote, and on
the vole being taken it was found
that Councillors Craigie, Sallow' and
Jordan and the I)epnty Reeve voted
against the motion, and it was accord-
ingly declared lost.
Fred Hunt wrote from Chicago ask-
ing for the planting of some trees
around his pt'opelty near the summer
hotel and the nutter wee referred to
the parka committee,
J,. M. Proudfuot .eked for permis-
sion to cut down six deed trees in
front of his property on Raglan street
and this also was sent to the public
winks committee.
The matter of license fee for Mr.
Hoie, who wants to peddle popcorn
and peanuts. PAP retie red to the
finance committee. Mr. Hai+ is will-
ing to pay the proportionate share of
the feN' of dull for the balance of theyear.
A letter from the i)epartment of
Marine and Fisheries stated there
would be no objection to the driving
of the sprint. 'piles .uggested, if the
work were done subject to the ap-
proval of Engineer H. J. Lamb.
The matter of payment of the fee
b e i to Union
for menthe ht in U of Ca-
nadian M niripalities was brought up
again by letter from the Union and
the matt r was referred to the finance
cummitt 0, Nome of the metnhers of
the cos it expressing their apprecia-
tion of the work the Union is doing
in the terests of municipalities.
M. 1 Icon addreeeed the council as
to to es on the Welsh property on
West street which he had purchased,
He me willing to pay the principal
oft a taxes against the property but
wa ted the interest thrown off, ex-
po ning the reasons why payment
h not been made before. This was
s t to the flnence committee.
A number of matters brought up
by Councillor Jpprdao were referred
to various comihitteee : The gravel-
ling of a southern end of South
of the Mason and Risch piano.
Tatra Dar, MAY 13, 1909 S
The rage hu teethed
led
showing metal . anneiio*
between n.,tre
The Manse
arJ Ninh
Aaratic Screw
Shoeing
the
Aerate Screw
in ,nen ,n I<I
position
Piano n'�
NO jangling or uncertain notes come from the
Mason and Risch piano. Each note is clear
and full.
This is greatly due to our agraffe system.
In most pianos the method of preventing vibration
of the strings between the pins and the bridge is by
means of a metal agraffe bar.
Mason aid Risch
The piano with a soul.
There are two serious faults in this method. First,
the metal bar gives a metal connecticn between the
notes. Second, there being no means of keeping the
three strings of each note in the trichord scale separ,at-
ted they very often work out of position.
In the Masbfl and Risch piano we 'use a separate
:affe screw with each note in the trichord scale
which also isolates each string of the note. $
-_method absolutely prevents a n y
v- ibrationof the strings above the bridge and
holds t m i n' exact position so the j' MASON
hammer cap strike them with absolute - and RISCH
accuracy.PIANO CO..
Maius is coupon to -day and /L`mTORONTO
we'll send you ' jnside Information" ` thiwed >aar uln-
a booklet which t. is you why you 'Iris the reasonsrwhy 1
should own a Mase and Risch enea,dewa a Mown red
�� Rauh piano Thia io ao way
piano in preferenc - to any °meatsame to purchase.
other make.
The Mason and RiSch
Piano Co, Limited,
32 West King St.,
Toronto.
Name
Straw...
llllll
Province
not necessary and the Improvement
of the li;htinit', the light °0 Market
.11'''1 un which the committer hal
made' no rep err. --the removal of two
trees in the Ntim.rr d•hieh were crowd-
ing at hers and which were not yet too
large to move to somewhere else, and
the removal of two guy -poise on the
Square which were not used now.
1'he council adjourned -at a late
hour. -
A Triumph for.Henry George.
Montreal Whoa...
Henry George may be said to have
triumphed in Mr. Lloyd -George's
budget, a salient feature of which is
the taxation of the future nneerned
increment in the value of land to the
extent of one-fifth of that increment.
Henry- George held that the increase
in the value o1 land which resulted,
not from any service rendered by its
owoer, but simply from the develop-
ment of the eurrouoding community,
belongn properly to the community
and net to the owner. Ile held that if
the public .•laimed that increment
(here. would be no holding of land for
a rise In value. No one would want
land who could not use it to. its fu11
value, and consequently those who
could beet 111 44.P it could always have
it. !sand ownership would no longer
he a creator of social inequalities and
a bar to the progress of communities.
1t is in old countries, Where there ,is a
limit to the quantity of land, and
where e possession
her th of it ew•ureg tra-
ditional consideration to its °wile ,
that the present system of la 41
ownership, or, as it may fairly be
called, hand monopoly', does the mot
Kann. Those who own In have
naturally Leen altogether tar he to
see with henry (}forge a es. He
treated such possession a NOM y ;
the value of the ptvlperti had be n
created by the people( and was 1
equity, through taxation, payable hack
to the people. That/ the prom ilea.
said, would tae cyrlfiscation, and in+
view of the fact' that that form ref '
property has hitherto been acknowl-
edged by law; and, indeed, spoken of
as real es ate, it was open to that
charge. 44.'. Lloyd -George has not
gone s) far as his namesake. He does
not invade existing values, but he pro-
poses to tax. not to its whole value, a.
Henry (femme would hare him (1e. but .-
to one-fifth of its value any increnwtit
in . valuation that takes place here-
after, Phis does hot promise any
great immediate relief, but 011en4 al
splendid vista for the (otu•'e, as owing
to the decline in the value of looney
land is at, present rising feet. The •
great advent age of thin r.rin inf lam -
Con is that instead of teeing n tax on
enterprise or inions,. as most other
taxes are, it is an enfranchisement of
enterprise.
Uutlo k for the Year,
The Weekly Sl 1, of Toronto, River
this interesting 'view u1 the pros-
pects for the fermi . for the oration
now opening. A ra er cold. back-
ward spring it is, but, 'ven favorable
weather from this time 1n. the pros-
pects for the year are mos. encourag-
ing. There W&* no scarcit of fodder
this spring, and cattle ha e cont.
through the winter in good cn , Ilion.
1n all lines of produce the iodic: 'ams
point to a fairly satisfactory lent in
-.prices. Hogs are very- high -,ham s
and beef are at a satisfactory figure,
the outlook in dairying in tram/dna,
and for the staple of the Nest highly
profitable prices seem asstyced.
The prospects are, tt%, for large
production. In the \Vest .the area in
wheat will undoubtedly be very
greatly inereseetl. There will be at
least 75,4)00 more people to assist in
production than there were last year,
and the acreage in crop of those
already nil ,th grnuod will also he
widened. in /Ontario, despite a dry
fall, a gond dial of plowing was done
before winter set in and the probabil-
ities ala fn heavy seeding in coarse
grains, to ether with increased atten-
tion to tai n and more general sowing
fur ani ug 0rom as a provision against
drou t. The shortage in dairy
cart ', following upon the dry Beeson
of taco years ago, has also been fairly
NV 11 made up and it it., indeed, th hogs
one that Ontario farmers seem to
fall short ofbeing aro
g in a Position to
take full advantage of the situation in
which they find themselves.
On the whole it is doubtful if the
country was ever fared by brighter
prospects at this season of the year
than thoa. now existing. and, if there
is no set -back during the next five
months, iisnl will prove a banner year
in the history of the Duwi11iml.
Dreams.
"A re/luta/We and lucky thing
happened to MA once when I wag bead
broke," inlpauted the aspiring (•net.
It was near to t111• 1'hlistmlas holt
(11;n -s. and 1. necdiiig money badly.
seta a puri., to a certain magazine.
On the third night. after, 1 dreamt
that my !0,0511 Inoi Iwi'n a040pted for
fifty drillers. Of soon. when 1 woke
up I was much die appointed., But the
very next day. lo ! there canoe the
fifty -dollar check for verses !" -
"Ab, you were in lu'•k."
"Wait. Two days subsequent, lack
rain ' my poem, accompanied by an
explanatory epistle from the editor,
in this he said.that owing bra- dtuam
hes tn-*.+tree had dreamt the third
night,preeiuns Isarn0 night *. mine !I
the (reasurer, under the impression
Hutt his dream wag a reality, fur -
warded toy check on his own hook."
"Refo,arkahl., indeed! .yid yeti re-
turn the cheek 1'
"Oh, nn! I sent. back the poem, Ur-
gether with a note, slating that ender
no circumstance could 1 dream of re-
turnin,( the fifty!" -May Lippincott's.
CURRENT LtTERATUR$.
THE MAN' BURY Mae's. -The merry
month of May ushers in sunshine and
flowers, and .equally acceptable col the
warm day's and beautiful len.lscapa
are to the lovers of nature will the
May number of Busy Man'. prove to
its readers. In addition to several
original art ielee of merit and interest,
the Is'st contrihutienr in the leading
periodieals on political and commercial
affairs, system and huoineme, industry
and world•wide development appear.
The most instructive and entertaining
things in twenty-dve of the fnremest
m.gazineo are presented • and the
selections have beet' made with e
view to furnishing Nnmetbing that
will please all clews of reader's. The
May edition of Rusy M*n s IA hand-
somely illustrated and its contents are
certainly of a comprehensive char-
acter.
ft takes a whole legislature to
change a man's name, but one minis.
street, t lrrping 1 of the electric
lights cob b' lgfnted the clock when ter can changes woman's.
A Tremendous Priced
Wilbur Wright, on the broad,
green plain of his !who'd of aviation at
Pau, felke.1 about his early struggle..
"R'.' h tai in those Dayton date,"
said he, "wonderful offers, magnlfl-
ccnt prorni.r., but whe'h it canoe to
the *Mind laying flown of - motley,
then gloom descended on the scene.
Onr friend, with their mouths full, of
millions and their quite etnpty hands,
reminded me of * Uaytan iarber,
"This barber .aid one day as he
shaved me :
'Thos's a fine pup of Simmons'.
I'd give anything for it.'
" 'Well, it's for sale, Isn't 411' said 1,
"The barber burst Into sneering
laughter.
'Oh, yes, it's for sale,' said he,
'hut do you know what Minimum
wants for It P Why, two dollars! ' "
The Ideal is the Best
In must lines of merchandise Nome one make- of a_ _given
tinge 1s Nclnu1tedge*1 the hest and very often cuuir►iaudi a
higher le ice,
Ideal Fencing Merits Claims of Superiority, L
hut, 1uruu1.,1.'I • for Ilse 'acuter, by 1 tar buying in carload tote
and paying cast, rod the wauufrcturele, doing the large hus-I
Mess they ,I , we ,ore aide to sell Ideal at prices that are
acknowledged tl be the very last going.
Oar first carr °f Ideal and roiled Wire is practically all
sold,a rn l
and herr• . ,
gum i tar fir 11 lere,l to he ln.•r'e by the 7th or
Atli f Nay. C:11 ,11i"lk��� e.4
};l)' buying at once you will get the best choice
sizes of rolls and lengths.
tel
L.
The Howell Hardware
Co., Limited.
Some people cannot even too the Any tau can afford to be a poet if
bestttltyMEM -- - --- he dee t need the money. ----
Wise men lose a lot of valuable And niimy a mac after .robbing
time explaining some of the things Peter to pa Paul tries to stand Patti
lhev knots of other peonle. ell'
YOU
Want a
Pair of
REGAL SHOES
—and so does every other well-dressed man here. They're the
aafartcst\shoes that money can buy --exact reproductions of
expensive metropolitan custom models. They're made in quarter -
air" giving you an erad fit Regal Shoes are the greatest shoe
values in the world—that's why we sell them.
Let us show you the new Spring styles.
WM. SHARMAIV,
Ontario'
G oderich,
M
MISS CAMERON
LInvites the inspection by the ladies of Goderich
r slid vicinity of her new stock of MILLINERY 4
for the spring and summer of igoq. All the
t latest shapes and styles, novelties in 1
trimmings, everything new and correct.
HAMILTON ON STRE T
E
t
GODERICH.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
SPRING GOODS
.lust what the housewife wants for house-
eleafling■. These are our regular prices, and if
what you want is not on this list try Parsons' Fair .
for quality and price.
Carpet t 'racks, 2 packages, .4.
Chair State, Inc
('eat finlike, per dozen, Ittc
Ammonia, per bottle, t(.•
Powdered A 4.
it'1tfli t ortaln-t'Altrit; TifiPf.1
ends, 1tk,
Braes Extension Rolls, Plc,
4,.,Jr1c
Machine 011, per Witte. air
and ltk:
Shelf Paper, per package, 1r:
Best linen Shades, „&it:
Beat Linen Mhadv,.with lace,
51 to
Flare Veils, 111 quart.., 410
1''lare ('ails, 11 mina t, Dec
)*.quart Milk fans, tot:
e -quart Milk 1'*,, lite
111 -quart Milk fans, Ile
12 -quart Milk Pans 12e
Mrs. I'nttri Smoothing Irons.
nickel plated ..... .....$LIs1
(,ast14. Soap, 2 rounds for irk;
Coffee, worth Itbc per pound.
for "ie
(}Ikl'den Seed*, 3t: fiWtiackag.
or 2 for •N•
Hest American Oilcloth,
white and colored, ...2ie
I'gg (%ups. per dozen,. dk:
and 2. -se.
Pillow Sham Holders,.....dlc
Mop. lilt and 15c
carpet Ileate'rs,.. 441, and Ilio:
"Stack ('at Shoe Polish Paste,
Se. •
itefnre you-rltrrhale yrntr
spring Wall -putter, look over
oar large eta :k and compare
(air prices with other's. All
borders - Nnht by roll. sarne
as side anti ceiling. We bate
a complete stock of I;antulitui
and American Wallpapers.
Good F:nv;elopee, tier package
fie•.
Best, Linen Envelope, per
package.. 11k•
French Orgatthlir
Irish Linen.. 1(k
flood Pads, ,,c
Straw Cnlfti, tier pair,:- T,o
Toilet Paper fads or nolle,
le, or 4 for'Li,c,
Larger size Pads or atolls, Pc,
or:3 for 2.114'.
We have a very large *tock
t MilTitotl' rndelrwear Vests,
IOc, 15c aril 2w, and a big
variety of ladies' and
children's_ Hose, Nark and
colored,
PARSONS' FAIR
East aide of Square,
Goderich.