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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1909-8-19, Page 5r!fl!:u ` ' P tlt,,r, ,'y 03.1'fti d tl ,_ a'$�iN r rm THE 4 - \4� a e Barrier ilex Beach COr'gRIGMf.19OftUV NARrta.• OROTr1CRS SIGNAL : GOTk RICH. ONTARIO caAP'T!B TI[. I•reuchuaD tlauto w ltmmt aTaa gave algu that he had Thi town rose ap to a ray, use we-- tCFORs tits patty eta» lattigb. heard; thou a strange try broke front the sowed of thele votes lila throat, and he began to tremble as ........_______._.---..____= B.. If with cold. lle was no longer the singer nwhuw r t alio or a ma I gth y Ip rase oeatsaaatared forever a boy. The mocking anger of n romeut ago was gone. In Its place w/m a consuming fury that sucked the blood front beneath his tan, leaving ilia the pallor of ashes, while hie mouth twitched and his head rolled slightly from side to side like • palsied old man's. But evldently.Poleot meant no violence, for be allowed the purr to run from him treed, wall b ad to the door. Uncertain how tats affair uilght terminate, he erne to get first look at bis eoomiss, It they should ,rove to be such, realising the advan- ,1•e that goes to a man who staoda ,,nun•ly on both fest hen be beard vPmay: Well, I'll be d- 41 botasbody's err ahead of nil" -We've been bearer growled Start &eerily, pushing put and coming 'wound the corner. an ugly look In his gu eyes. f "Good atternoosr" Burrell nodded pleasantly. Lee answered him unintelligibly. Stark said nothing. bet Runnlon's ext eamatlou was plata, 'It's that cursed Was belly?' - -•"when did you get beret salditttlt after a pause. "A few tears ago." "(low did you comer asked Lee. 'Black Bear creek." said the soldier curtly, at which Bennion broke into profanity. -Better hush:' Burrell admontsbed him. '"there's a lady Inside." And at — that instant Nadia showed- hoe lanes - Mg angh- :; Ing face under his arm, while the trader uttered her name in amaze - (",1 1s ready," she said. "We've been expecting you tor quite awhile." "Bs Bart Dat's funny t'log for sure," said Poleon. "Who tol' you 'tout els strike, eh?" "Mother, i made her," the girl an' swered. 'Take off your packs and come In," Burrell invited, but Stark strode for- , ward. "hold OD a minute. This don't look good to tae. You say your mother told you. 1 sapper you're Old Man Gale's other daughter. ehr Nes :a nodded. •'What time of day was it whop you —learned about tiger "Cut that out!" roughly interjected Gale. "Do you think I double crossed Fount Its 'Igor, then said to Itunnlun. ' oatabodj groin' die for w'at you say peg how. Mebbe 1t'■ golo' be you. tat'a1eo; mebbe It's gain' to be bins. I can't tell yet, but I'm hope an' pray It's pen' be you, bIccause 1 t'lak w'at gou nay is a Ile, an' nobody can spit dose kin' of Ile 'bout tela Gale." He went crumbing blludly through the underbrush, his bead wagging, his shoulders slumped loosely forward like those of a drunken man. his lips fram- iag words they could not understand. When be bad dlaappearevt Itunnion drgw a deep breath. ✓I 'nese I've framed something for /Ir. Burrell this time." 'Yon go al.out It queer." said Stark. "Td rather tackle a gang Saw than n sass like Potent Doret. Your frame- up may work double." "Huh!. Nu chance. The soldier was" anti all eight .lose--wetiv-that-Mhatt !seed girl, and anybody can see she'll crazy about him. What's the answer?" 'Have you gut yogi. eye on her tour "Sure! Do you blame me?" "No, bat the%.s too good fur you. Ret- ire stay nut," the gambler advised. As a smatter of tact, 1 don't like, her nether any better than you like her lovers" - 'Well. it's mutual. I can see dale bates you like poison." -"and 1 don't intend to see blm and ids tribe bog all the best ground here- abouts." 'They've already done 1t. You can't atop them." 'Yes, I can itop them," 'aatd Stark. 9 want the ground that girl has staked, and I'm going to get it. It Iles n est to Lee's, and it's sure to be rich. Oars is so far away It may not be swarth the reorder', -ger This erect may be as' spotted os a coach dog. n•► 1 don't Intend to take any chances." "She made her locauooa legally," tmld RuunloD. "Yoe leave tbat to me. When wilt the other boys be here?" 'Tomorrow morning. I told them to tbilow about four hours behind and sot to run in on us till we had finished. They'll camp a few miles down the creek and be In early." "You couldn't get but three, eh?' •fiats"all l .could. And who-would- agree ho would agree to glee up half." "Can we count on them?" "Httb!" the other granted. "They worked with me and Soapy Smith on the Skagway trail. "Good -five against three, not count- ing the girl and the lieutenant," Stark mused. "Well, that will do 1t." Be ottUtned his plan; then the two re - your' - The' other turned upon him. - "tttoots that way, and I intend to nod oat. You said yesterday you hadn't told anybody.' "I didn't think about the woman," said the trader, a trifle disconcerted, whereupon Renton gave rent to as trodcal sneer. "Bat here's your girl and this man ahead of us. 1 suppose there's others oa the way too." "Noaseoser' Burrell cat 10. ► "i calf It aleeck work," chuckled the Canadian, slipping out of blot straps. "1re "r.' -tam` t go era:padre 1 -trtle' you 'long, Necia." "Ste, too," said Lee. "And Dow I'm Bole' to tear into some of them beans i smell a -bilin' In yonder." The others followed, although Stark ami Itunnion looked buck nod had lit- tle to say. It was an uncomfortable meal. EI try one was ill at eine. Gale is parilcular was quiet and ate ler than au) 01 (Dem. 111* eyes erg Stark's face frequently,: and once the blood left his cheeks and hie err* leased as be observed the • gambler boldly eying Necla. "You are a mighty good looking girl for a 'blood,' " remarked Stark at last "Thank you," she replied simply, and the soldier's dislike of the man.crystal- Ilzed Into bate on tbe Instant. There was a tone back of his words that seetned aimed at the trader, Meade thought, but Gele showed no sign of 1t, no the meal was Bobbed ID srllence, after which the five belated•psospect- eH went out to make their`r locations, for the fear of Intemtptioniwae upon them noir. First they went downstream, and. seconling to their agreement. tbeetrad- er staked first, followed by I'bleoo and Stark, thus tbrowing Itundein'. claim More than a mile distant fano lea's discovery From here they went uP the creek to find the girl'; other loca- tions, one on each branch, at which Stark sneeringly remarked that sbe bad pre-empted enough ground for a fall grown white woman. halogen's displeasure waatres more open, and be fell foto fort mouthed mutterings, addressing !tinsel to Po- leo* and Stark while the trader. was sat of earshot "Thin affair don't eine(( right., and I AM think It's a frame-up." "Bahl" exclaimed Doren - } 'The old man sent the girl ofd ahead of us to blanket all the good,grou0d, That's what be didr' "Walt wan minnit," interrupted Po - iron, his voice as soft as a , woman's. [ tui' yon dat 1 know all 'bout dim Meek Bear creek too. You 'member, eh? Waal, mebbe you Vint I'metrsltor toe? W'at? W'y don' you spO(,out 7' The' three of them were ■lone, , and mar the wound of Gale's ax carate to them, bet at the light In the CUD*. lbw. face Runnion bastlly'dlsdaiaaed any Ruch thought on his part, ,sine Stark "bruited his denial. ?here are men quite devoid offttbe I ability to reed the human race, . wed Raettloo was of this species- Eons liter, Malice was so bitter In hleannstli that he' most have It out. So wheat '1WT paused to blase the next stake he 'addressed himself to Stark load @novel for Polson to bear. "That Ileuteoant 1. more of alines than I thought he was." ' "(low so?" inquinid tbeioklerrinan. "Wall, it takes nerve to, steal, a girl for on. night and then .lace the ,fa - Air, hat the old man don't Iteem s.to Wad it any more than/ she dor raft be knows what aft mess, Matt" Start laughed 1le00likt, 1 -mare probably bow GINIM tSet FIs Naas" concluded itradoe, f w1art a It antaad a full rakaseagwfs.a tar you see, I happened to be there- we r Its We !allowed the moo for w e trailed him and the lid clear over luto the Nevada desert, where we lost thein." "Ile died of thirst W the desert may- be, ay be, he and the little tine." 'That's wbut we thought at the thus, but 1've crossed his trail since then. No. Gaylord le alive tuday, and so la !toe girL Some time we'll meet." Ills (voice gave out, and he stared agalu at We floor. "Couldn't the little girl he traced?' raid Neta. "What was her urine?" Stark made to speak, but the word lee cane, e t for th r ens Lever uttered, deafening roar that caused Lees au- dle to leap and dicker and the ulr lu side the cubit} to strike the occupants like a Wow. tustautiy there was coo fusion, and each mau sprang. to hts feet, crying out affrigbtedly, fur the noise had ease --wit utter neest.rrted-- Deas. "My God, I've killed him!" cried Gale. And with nue Jump be cleared half the room nod wan beside Stark. while his revolver lay on the floor where be had been sitting. "What 1a it?' exclaimed Burrell But there wua no need to ask, for powder smoke was beginning to 1111 the room, and the trader's face gave answer. It was whiter than .that of his daughter, who had crouched fear- fully ear fully against the wall, and he shook like a man with ngue. But Stark stood ing =Prier. Poleon had finished several pipes =darter supper sat in the shadows In the open doorway apparently tired and dejected, though his eyes shone like diamonds and roved from one to the other. Half unconsciously be beard Stark saying: "This girl was shout your else. but not so dark. However, you remind me of her in some way.. That's why 11 pots her to my mlud, I suppose. Sr eta about your age at the time -nine- teen." "Ob, I'm not eighteen yet," said Ne' eta. "Weil, she was a line woman any- how, the best that ever met foot 1n Cleadon, and there was a great deal of talk when she chose young Bennett aver the Gaylord man, for Bennett had been running second best from the start, and everybody thought it, was settled between bee and the other ane. However, they were married quietly." The story did not Interest the Caner Man. His mind wan In too great liti- gation to care for dead tales. lila heart burned within him too fiercely, and he felt too great a desire to put hie hands to work. At he watched Burrell and Runolon bend over the table looking at a little can of gold dust that Lee had taken from under his bunk bis eyes grew red and blood- shot beneath his hat brim. Which one of the two would 1t be? be wondered. From the comer of his eye be saw Gale rise from Lee's bed, where he had stretched himself to smoke, and take his six shooter from his belt then remove the knotted bandanna from his neck and, begin to clean the gun, his head bowed over it enrnestly, his face In the shadow. Ire had ever been a carefnl and methodical man. reflected Polson, and evidently would not go to sleep with his firearm In bad coedit ion. "Nobody Imagined that Gaylord would rause trouble," Stark was aay- ing, "for he didn't neem to be a jeal- ous sort, net stupid and kind of heavy witted. But one night he teak advan- tage of Bennett's absence and sneaked up to the bene." The story teller paged, and Nettle, who was under the spell of his recital, urged him on: "Yes, yes. What happened then? Go our. But Stark stared gloomily et his bands and held his 'thence for a full minute, the tale appearing to have awakened mere than a fleeting inter- est In him. ' "it was one of the worst killings that ever happened in those parva" no continued "Bennett came back to find INN Tj • N • so early int game. The ilverilsap- peared into the woods, leavlug the others at the cubit* to wake 1repara Mous for the homeward grip. "I dou't like the look of this," ob- served the lieutenant thoughtfully "I'w afraid there's suave kind of u Jul, on foot." "There's iotblug they can do," Gale auswered. "We've got our ground staked out, and It'm up to them to choose what's left." They were ueurly ready to wet eat for Flambeau when -the five men r. turned. "Before you ,n" said Stark. "1 'Idol. we'd better ore. 'aloe our while:: 11" tri, t There are enougb present to do It. . 'We can make the kind of Laws we want before the gang comes uh•ul,. Runnion chimed h:, "uud elect a re corder who will glue Pa u •tluaredeal." I'll agree 1f rte gire Lee the Jub." said Gale. "It's cumiug to him as the discoverer. and 1 reckon the mune) will be buudy. seelug the hard Iw-t he's played 1n." The group asaetubled lu the cleared sIei'e before the cabin to wake rules aid regulations goverultg the district. for 1t is a custom lu all wining sec• boos removed from authority fur the property bolders thus to mute local Lmw•s governing the size of claims, the uwout*t of assessment work, the size of the recorder's fees, the character uf. those who may held wiues and., such other questions us arise. It was of wondrous interest to Ne eta to be an tutetral part of such Im- pottaut matters, uud tbe took pride in -voting on- _eeery-treesttom-bot tiur •tt,' who observed the proceedings from neutral ground, c euld not shake off the notion that all was not right. 'riling& moved too awn„they. It looked as it there had been p rehearsal. Lee, ('o- leo:' end the trader, however, seemed not to notice It The surprise came. when they had ,"icplct.d the orgataZatiou of the dls- Irl, t and had nearly finished adopting byliws. Runulun _movers the_ adoption. Qf.1. rule that no weuen be allowed to lo- t ate o- tate mining claims, and nue of the strangers aecouded 1t, "What's that':” said Lee, raising his one eye trent the niltebook in which av secretary he was transcribing the minutes. "It Isn't right to let women in on a man's game," said Itunnton. "That's my idea," echoed the sec- onder. "1 s'pose this is aimed at my girl," sold Gale, epringlog to his feet. "1 might have known you bums were up to some crooked work." Poison likewise rose and ranged him- self with the trader. "Ba gar, I don' stan' for dat!" said he excitedly. You want for Jump Neela'e claims, eh?' "As long as I'm chairman we'll have no rohgh work," declared Stark, glar- fttg--et them. elf vow want trnntrte, you two, I reckon you can have 1t; but, whether you do or not, the ma- Jority Is going to rule, and well make what laws we wattt to." Ile took no pain. now to mask his diettke for Gale. who began to move toward him to his dogged, resolute way. Neel*, observing them, hastened to her tattier'm side, for that wbt h she sensed in the bearing of both men ,quite overcame her indignation at this Wow against herself. ' e, -.-De dost--ireee *sty- freebie"' she pleaded as ale clung to'tbe trader. "I'or my sake, daddy, alt down." 'Then she whlepaered fiercely Into hie oar: "Can't you are he's trying to make you fight? There's too many of then!. Walt! Walt!" Burrell attempted to speak, but Stark, who 'Cas presiding, turned upon him fiercely. "My God, rue killed him!" Med Gale. unhurt and more composed than any of them. tbllowlug the first bound from his chair, be bad relapsed Into his customary quiet. There bad blazed t11L.one_ innmentary-Bash Df suaplrjnn and anger, but 1t died straightway, for no man could have beheld the trader and not felt contrtt)on. His condition was pitiable, and the sight of a strong man overcome 1s not pleasant. When It was seen that no harm had been done the other; strove to make light of the accident. "Get together, all of you! it's notb- beescuad-0sar_" sa�datasJt�---• "How did It happen??" Ituonlon final- ly asked rale, who had sunk.11mply upon the edge of the bunk, but when the old man undertook to answer his words were unintelligible, and be shook Us head helplessly. Starke laid his linger on the bole that the bullet had bored in the log close to where he was slttlne and laughed. "Never mind, old man; It missed me by els Inches. You know there never was a bullet that could kill me. I'm FIX shooter proof." "Wba'd t tell you?" triumphantly ejaculated Lie to the iieutenapt. Doret of all In the cabin had said nothing. Seated apart from the others. he bad seen tit affair from n distance, as 1twere, and now stepped to the bed to lay hit band on Gale's ebouldir. "Brace up, Jolla. Stere bleu! Your face look Mk fiou>.-.tome outside an' get 11•.1' air." Poleon led his friend down the trail for half it mile without speaking till Gale had regained a grlp of himself and muttered finally: "1 never d1d such a thing before, Pnleon; never In alt my life." "Wbyr insisted the Frenchman. "1-1-I- What do you mean?" "Don't lle wit' me, John. I'm hap- pen to be watch yw soderneat' my bat w'em you turn roan' for see If any- body nybody leokis'. " "i thought you were asleep," said Gale. * `+ CHAPTER VIII. Telt i'(IFT. IN every community, be it ever so small, there are undesirable citi- zens, and while the little tartywas atilt et breakfast on the fol - towing morning three such members of ioriety came around the cabin and let fall their packs, greeting tbe occu- pant* boisterously. "Well, well!" paid Lee, coming to the door. "You're trevelln' kind of early. ain't your' "Yes( early and tate," one of them laughed, while the other two sprawled about as if to rest. 'tiow far are you goner"Not tar," the spokesman answered "We want a piece of this creek."bto dIt "What are you gob' Milo wltb r "Cot that out, Lee. We're on" "Who wised you op to abler In- quired tits miner an lly, "Never mind who put us Jerry. We're here, ain't war The harm was done, and there WWI nouse 1n concealment, so Lee r leetantly told them of his discovery and warned them of the stakes al- ready placed. "i'll step aloeg with the boys and 11 • ;ft 'nfnamDaT. AUGUST 1% UPS 411.4 Ievoleutly, searching bb stud ,for on epithet sufficiently vUe and, finding It, spat It out -"dressmakers:" Bo this was why both Stnrk and ltuoniou had gone up the creek with the - three uew weu, thought Burrell Nu doubt they had deliberately acruug ed the whole thing so that the new arrivals could Iwtuediately relocate each of Nects'e claims- the pick of all the ground outside 1,'e's discovery nod the surest to be valuable and that Stark would share in the robbery. Carefully slipping around the corner ..f the cabin uud ktv'plug the house be- tween hint and the others, Burrell broke Into a swift ruu, tuaklug the ut- mmeat - pysrit4s' *peed - fee feat they should atlas him uud guess bbs pur- pose, or, worse yet• finish their dimeus FWD and adjourn before he could clan pieta his task. IIs meas a light roan on his feet, and he dodged through the forret, running more carelessly the farther he went, t•Isltlng first the up- per claims; then, makiug u wide de tour of the cabin, be cause back to the Mittel stake of Necla's iower clalm staggering from his exertions, 11'c lungs bunting from the strain I1.• had covered ueurly a wile; but. even w, he laughed grimly at he walked hack toward the cabin, for 1t was a guwe worth playing, and he was glad to take a land on the side of the trader and the girl Cowling wlthli earshot, he heard the meetiitg vote to adjourn. It could not have terminated more uppurtuuely had he held a stop watch ou 1t Itunnlou addressed the other cul - "Well, boys, there are three good (•(alms opett for relocation. I'm worse 1 can't stake one of them." "They won't Ile open long:" said ow. of the undesirable citizens, starting to turn dowustream, while its two com- panions wade for the opposite direc- tion. But Burrell stopp''d them "Too late, boys. Your little game went wrong. Now. now, don't get ex- cited! %%'b.w, i had quite a nen!" Gale paused to bl' tracks and looked at tbe young man gneerty. ' -- - "What do you mean'!" "I've jumped those ((alms myself." "You jumped them!" cried Ntrla. "Sure! I changed my mind about staking" "it's a lie!" cried Runnhw, at which Burrell whirled on blur. . "I've been wafting for this, Runnion, ever since you came back. Now" - "I mean you Lave+i t bad tiulo;-' the other temporised hurriedly, "Ob, that sounds better. if' you don't believe me take a look for your- self. You'll end my notice just i.e- neath Miss Gale's." Then to "No Creek" Lee he continued, "Kindly re- cord them for me so there will be no ensastiee of prlott„" his wife outdated and alts kid tion•"11 Rao,'ewerthem where oar ewer stakes "Ob" wad th sae gid 1e a UYoek0 I are," volunteered Start, and Rosales /lute. offered to do the same, adding that It "I ea, there was a &see tks ' weirs beat to make ware et so eeellet of interference when Stark rontlnued, addressing the trader: "This Isn't mimed at you In particu- lar, Gate. nor at your girl; for a mo- tion to disqualify her Isn't necessary. She Isn't old enough to hold mining properly."- "She's elgbteen," declared the trader. "Sot accordlug to her story." ";Well, I can keep her claims for ber tllt•ehe get of age." "We've just fixed It so you can't;" grinned itunnlon cunningly. "No tnan th tan hold more an one claim on a creek. Yon Toted for that yourself." Too late Gale saw the trtc k by which Stark had, used him to rob his own daughter. "No ('reek" 1.ee had the nnme of n man slow in speech and action and P*0; r.te 1 ?'i e►� " ,,, "'No, no; don't Moe any trouble 1 " she pleaded. or wbo roused himself to anger de- llberately, much as a serpent stings itself into a palnfal fury, bat now it was apparent that he was boiling over, for be stammered and halted and blustered explosively: 'You're a Minch of rascals, all of you, tryto' to down a pore girl and pt bar pound. But who put you wise to this thing, 1n the first pleee? Who fried this Rohe? Just because there's enough of you to vote that motion thrniiglt that don't male 1t legal, not by a d—d sight, sad It won't bold, hsrnuse t watt write It M the Ixot. `c a --roe"- He flared at them ma. 61 't' ,•,I •S ,; 'el 0'0111 1101M ON 1d54',,.1 I' dere is Something of Real Value To Those who Should Have, But Haven't Done So Yet. If prices will do it we will not carry one of the articles enumerated helot( over two weeks, ;Is we are practically cleaned lip :Is it is, WE MUST HAVE THE. CASH AT THESE PRICES. We (.ear:tater Satisfaction. Ili:eel•: 1viC Aftt: - 1 only I; kaoline Mtoes, regular prior *IIIA, elesed out at $ :illi • 1 ; ... � i, r Stoves, .sirs .. Ie and 4I i 4.111 aunh l i, S 1 only New Ponce..s Gasoline l Stove, regular price $31151, closed out at .. $113.74 1 only New l'rece.s Oven, reg ti et- price g:,.e.1, closed Out •t .19.45 :i only :t livens, regular price *coo, closed Out at.. ,163211 1 only I t tine! hoed Hefrigetut.r, regular price l681ot11, elused c,ut a1 . ;'21.(51 I o„l% \I „I. 1 1!eU,,;••rater, good vizi.. regular pries >j111,UO, l'1•1‘011 11811 :It ..$13.W 2 only thin. (1,,,ek\ iL,• hewn Mowers, trgular price $11.110, closed ,ta nl -- til•40 1 nal, Is h1. n'.,ekcdle Lawn i}iower, regular price $4.:.t*, cto.ea .,1 v1 .. .... N• ' 5only S••rcen k)..,n:, i- gulat•prig..•I .... complete, closedcrtft at, Me. 111 only S. wee I1 ..o , regular tel.rgl.2,a ple'le,dimwit out attitle. :t only S/11, 1, I 1,01'. *t regular price $1..-e Mete, Homed out at $1. IS I all Screen t\ 11..1..10regular mice $•_'"-'.-,, cleated out at..... =Lair Kcpres.'IV'.,i-,,e-. 5;ti.Llers, hie! anything that is especially Summer goods. Vett will ec t Ile best ..1'g•.•se l`h\ hexing your HAitii%VAKE of The Howell Hardware Co. TALCUM POWDERS a We1.a%,' a large ae.ortwrnt of nice Tabani., the. finest niurtfart.real, and have Hirai it. different calors : Nadrueo, Violet, Nachos,' Kot., Nadrucu Isle..h ('o1or, Tnylur'm valley Violet, \Vdlami, Coronet ton. All the above at 1,c a tin. Also Palmer's Harland of Violeta, at:i5c ;y' a tin. We also have cheaper'l'alrimu, from lir up, at is F. J. BUT LAND'S Drug Store cloderied ••THE STORE THAT PLEASES." For buying opportunities read Signal Advertisements. i There is no dull season around this store. Opens at 8• a.m.; closes at 5.30 p.m.; Saturdays, 10 p m. " CAMERON & MOORE'S . 1;,,m, Weekly , 'k •' ,+e: Store News D. & A. Corsets arrived and now in stock; see the latest models. Thousands of dollar's' wort(( of goods are passing, through our hands every 'month and business is still growing. There must he ;l reason for this. Well, there is, and let us tell you ;llxttlt it. • Buying for the two stores places us in the front rank in being able to buy our goods a: loft' as the lari. e departmental stores of the cities, and running under sell goods at prices that will defy competition from any source. Popular Prices appeal to the pocket means of everybody who must consider price as well a. yu:tlitt, and that means 40 out of so. That's what we have here -popular prices predominate all over the store. Popular prices for dependable goods will make any store big; that's why this store is growing, rolloff' the crowd; you will find th;tt it will p;ty you to do so. Cash is power. We are getting both. 'I'o prove our statements read the speciai Wailes we give below, then come to the store. Two dozen fancy ited.preatls: regular $1.2:). nor price, `n1c• • 75 yards of corset. rover Futht'nidery, regular 2ue and ::tc, clearing, per vat d . ............... II fancy Htanmtr Parasols at less than half price, 7:m•, 161 2.1 and $l.!ts :1151 yards of Mris.puit. Netting, regular 3c_. per pied, cleating at, per yard, •ice Five dozen Towels, regular :t1', clearing, *Sic Blab yards of new fall threes Goode, arrived this week, the blest values we. aver .h,weel, ill a great range 111 stripes mini colors, al, pet yard, -e.tr, nth., and ;:,c With our fill goods arriving, we t now drive 11111 oat smnu1111' thick. No great is the price - rutting th:u. Iv tieing 1111, o.tr advice Is, get het*. early ;and get your full •apply. Fifteen men s Snits, greatest value. in the ntsrke't, our pricy .51'GIa1 five men's Suits, left from a previo0a twit, to clear, 1"•i. suit, ,..,161.11" Five cb.zen men's Trousers, regular 161.28, 161.:0 and i61 75, 111 clear, 1111" prior.... .. ....fefc 13 pair's of boy,' Knickers, all size.., double meat and ti.uhle knees, the other fellow's ()vire (ter, our mire R4• one groan ttr0's endllts,ys' Bow Ties, regular 1:..•, bargain, :M • DON••1' FOR l;I':'I' TO VISI.1•• '1'11 F. Grocery Department (Basement). in rases of Corn Flakes. Kelf.gg's d, fresh from the factory, menhir lite, now wit they Inst, in liberal 1ptantltire, per p,u•kage, .7e`, 21 Ile of the beat firmed:tied Mttger, still going for only *Lill SI 11.. of 4;r,enulated Sugar, not Redpath, still going for only - $1,15) 2 rase. 1,1 I.*.stens, ti.. clear Hat,rlay morn• ink„ 'r dozen,..... .... . . ......... . ...des This department has made satisfactory al•rulgements dozens of Fresh Eggs and tons of choice Rutter, for which we prices that should bring people a great many miles to this store. handle hundreds of 11 he able to pay here are our gnolations for this week and next. ``41'"�" t9 Choice Butter (must be fresh), in prints or pails, per pound, 20c. -t f` 1a Fresh Eggs (strictly fresh), per dozen, 22c Acs fl ki twilit a poemihhe rise the week following., Our motto in this 1)epartment is, More for produte, less for goods. Cameron & Moore ,16 The Department Stores Goderich Branch ''Y P i !.i ! t wf