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PUBLISHED EVERY THURSI AY
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.THE sltiNAI. PRI.1•INU Co. Llniltel
T•{ephoa• tall No. W. '
111.00 per annum In savantve.
ma teonths.:W ; three mouths, 35ns.
To United States subseritwn, $1..10 a year
(strictly In advances
aulas ribrrs who tall to receive To. ti1OSAI.
reaulsrly by Mall will confer a_14.. vpr by rig:
ambler us of the fact at as tatty a &Wu as
When a change of a itrene G de..ired, both the
lid and the new address should be given.
Advertising Retest:
Isonal sod other similar advertiwtnents, lar
per line for dost inwrl{ou and It' ia•r line for
•tub subsequent Insertion. Mea. w.d by ,
a sr.l'ueA scale I a't'I+r lines to all inch.
Hu.lna
e.cards of "x (lues and under. IP per
pear,
Adrerltsetnenttsof Ins, Found. Strayed, Sit•
ninon. Ta'anl, Situation: It ...sled. Hou f..r
Sale of -to Heut. F..rni:.JO& toile Or w~thud.
Article,: fur Stile; etc.. not ex.,,du•g rigid
User. La each tl•st•rtou : P1 for ard month, air
for each subsequent WOW h. larger adtertl•e-
ments iieen portion.
Announwew„lits Is ordinary reading title ten
Cents per Ila•.•. .o moire I '.- Ib in
1n) -Iwial not lop, the object or which -Is the
pecuniary benefit of any individual or assa•L
Won, to b» ron.idt•ndw.:sl vet -it -einem at d
to be charge,! a,•onmsli1.
Hates fur display an• (an tnu•t thrill*.•
Mute sIU be given a. application.
Address ay mss ssoaatnos
THE SItNAL PHINTINAI tell,. Limiter
. tkagrkh. Um
BETTER LUCK NEXT TIME.
a.shorttime ago f.iu the I ro%ineial
Gocet• fit foss $i'l,IMxl, li it b••.i
been the Ottan:t Ii.is-rit11u tt Ihot
sold the pope) ty, how furious Ti e.
Ooderich Industria! Exhibition.
► pt'l'tati.r and the other Tory p ti s•
The weather being beyond their w'•uld -have' drtou:ie d the• ••dent."
and hew big and black the type wont(
control, the officers end directors of_he thttTlhnwertihedilfrsrnlrlstw?rn
the Exhibition have nothing to regret
.„ „,
an" $1111,1441 its t he spisils site t p.r
Y to their part in providing for the ,
success of the fait The preparation ! "Kraft«r" ! Hut perhaps our fi lends
Mr . Abe event were carried out in Mice 4''e•`•w.Mta* peeett lana
splendid style, and those who visited
Wrest, for twenty 'years war cae►•iell i
last week by the ratep►yet• of '
Orillia. Tii.. Tudtuilw factory. which
was 0111' 11f ()riffle s big institutions,
Wahl btu•u+vl duwu a Jew week» agb,
and the townspeople felt they could
not afford to lose the industry.
A novel and, interesting suggestion
wines fr the ',V1't, while Lit.. diffi-
culty of seeming Ow' needed help
the harvesting season forms a serious
preblttw. The pntEtostiis tbal fac-
tories in the East, many of which
shut down for. a feW weeks sash year
for stock -taking turd. refuurs. an'an);"
this rlosiug•dowu time w that On it
'•tuplo)ees tray go to the prairies to
assist the iarplrnt in the busy seasot.
'I his would be at'go.1J arrangement ail
t I if it could be eartitrl out. •
A contemporary objrrti to the ii -e
01 the term ''l,lber:tl-I'onretvalive" 10
desiguytt rine of the p .litieill paini..
of l'aita sla. S • people say that
part )• haul'• ie this .-i'•nnt have tin
significance, anyway : it is 'maul)' it
matte'. of cunVenienue t,it .. patty to
leis r a matte and it it, e• • not make
much .1itfett-rice what stn• it. • i
Bnt, tjprn, if it is simply- a matter of
t •uv• natal', it nub t be• tidII•itted that
I.ileral:Vous. rvative" is a I.!ug:autt
incosiWii rliti gdltW; sot �tr1lliji+ it
woull lie just as well it it wets
chopped in two. • •
The Hamilton Spectator utentiion.,
the sale for the sunt of #I,41,1151 of a
Irp..., .. t fwh:. h oR,
The heavy rains last week were
needed in the country, bur they cone
at a most inopportune time fur the
TUE SIGNAL : GODN:I' UIR. ONTA RIO
i
the grounds on Tuesday anti saw the
way the main -building was being fit
ted up. and knew 01 the program that
had heel' prepared for nu. IIn*e .Ley ..
unite itt sayingwithwith
weather the fair of l%U( would have
been a reconl-hreaket. -
The part lel failure ish Areot 6Tthe
ISM is a diarppoinunent, hut we trust
that the officers and directors will not
allow any feeling of discouragement
to slacken their efforts in oinking pro-
vision for the future success of tie. Kx•
hibition. It is an institution too big
and substantial and important., and
too firmly founded in the confidence
of the peoplettf,the district, to ie seri-
ously affected by one year's revrrsr, -
To the merchants and nsanufacttt-
ere Into made exhibits a word of
praise and encouragement is due. In
showing their interest in the Exhibi-
tion they risk a good deal of trouble
and expense on the chances of the
weather. Their enterprise this year,
though lacking in the sulwtantiai re-
sults it would have had under other
circumstances, was appreciated by all
who are interested in the lair, and it
is to b:• hoped that next ym:tr they will
be on hand as handsomely as they
were this year.
RAISINQ THE STANDARD t
A -nice mull of thing. the Itern I-
ndent of Education has made with its
DOW and unproved leaeher-training
methods. The old model .ehtsds,' the
usefulness of which was attested by
many educationists of long experi-
ence. have been done away with, anal
now the would -lar leacher must stake
up his or her mind to a year's normal
school course, with its altenda fit ex-
pense, or stay out of the profession.
The result is that many young men
and w amen who would make good
teachers after sueb a comae as the old
model schools pro riderd are staying
out, and all - river the country are
t.cho° without teachers and schools
in gharge of raw buys and girls who
h e received permits to teach, with-
out any training rind in many cases
without t•vetr having passed the exam
ination that would admit them_ to a
training school. And all this in the
n ame of raising the standard of the
teaching profession 1
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Of ,otrs0 you are ening to vote fin-
the
orthe bylaw this time. -,
leapt. Bernier is hack from the
Arctic seas. Now we shall hear
what's what. -
Perhaps there it a mural hi that
West Peterboro' election case, but it
Is hard to find it among so mach im-
moral. -_
wearied of that sot t of thing miner the
last Dominion Idyl tIi i:s.
Her Pathway.
so-a"•t • soli, rti•that I
Anil al the fiowrr. lose it
The gun-iou. Rublrutu.l -way - I
-- .'Fbe losses• bend aAs►r it.
In ruby 01 In golden cup
It -name the lichen pl. dee-.
And ,'tins -'sr -berried s•ins'- erep ue.
IMyrwrlljrlg its edges. . -
The.IH a and cricket- sing its -sings.
The -hallow, kis. It Tightly. '
While utiertlies kt gola•u thrall.
Flit o and down {1 brightly. ,
-_And little 'nes with.lr.dlousdrown
• Try here and therrtohhte-
hr-1 fatting .l.11., • 1, t1,1 ha.trn down
To'wW it if IDry jird ...-
And
:And I. too. fain•aoukl keep it, way
safe hidden dual tar gra.-es- -
S•Wevi teatls, drat p..1 h -down- which
each day
M)- little title lose p.tasr,.
e
ameba Kane Italhtsn'rin the ('entury-
11agvfor.
Is the West Becoming Americanized ?
This is the Ilile.tlull wdtir11 Kate
11111 paaUll-Hay P, tl'ie..: seriously to
answer in the Orti,I,er Busy Man's
\I'ag:tzior. iltriientitly she relates
-ante interesting , exlsrricn.•ra: "A
ear ago, travelling *hiiatigh Albersa,
I niet a keen -looking Antra ire» fr
\ebrnska, and I a.kerl I ' h,iw he
liked living ruder the III itish -flag ?
Illy nnsw.t• was. 'N'a't, we Nerru't
.,sl sure hose this King deal would
Orly nut when ave first came .Ip here,
hal ni• were kept vu busy taking till
hilly -four inithels lir the acre, gel-
ing sevetty-t hrce rsnto for every
.441.144 of it at the .hsiw, that ape e.anre-
;o think King Edwntsl wasn't a had
sort of landioul atter all.' I asked
oo.1 iter settler, living at ('lateshol11n•.
'n Aliso Li. how tate Canadian laws
lilted hint 'ahetty.d -- welt: he laid,
it lenst elegance or h.:mit:ition. He
'eft hi', plow to ten -furrow affair,
sotkirl by stereo and, leaning up
against a fenee, told toe this : 'I was
down near the Istnndary line last year
•s•ith 11 hunch of horses. when a
uiounls•d policeman ''ams along, all
dote, in chute. of a itslf-breed horse
•blot. H. sott of expected to find hint
•ii a breed camp a bit off, and I went
with him to ser just bow- them red -
.o its would make a pinch The ted.
low got off .his horse, walked into
ramp, where theri• Wer. about twelve
in• thirteen ugly-los•khat chaps titling
round, and say, red -coat : Mere, you
.orale.along .mitk:u -setting_ltia hand
(quite pthtr- ti►e nn a rhnp's_ shredder:
there was a feltnw gt•ahlsd his 1W'in-
hester: another aruffs, another lel-
t yell out of hint, but the red -coat jest
cul : Look herr , ynit fellows, sit
down quick, for flu going to take, this
lin with site. Ile did.
The session of the Legislature will
lw a notable one that does away with
Do. penalty upon enterprise whish is
Involved in the present assessment
law. - Earl Grey has been telling the
people out Nest t hat thet is sure to
he a war between Germany and Brit-
ain. His Excellency is a little fate
with his alarm ; the war scars season
is over,
Toronto in discussing a proposal to
erect a statue to Gold win Smith while
he is still living. it may he all right,
hut wouldn't it give the fine old
gentleman an awful shock to diseud'et
any).porecialfers oaf hie merits in Phil
istine Termit.o ?
Lona hlrat.hrmta is approaching his
ninetieth birthday after having lived
for a quarter of it century on t
meals a day. Hut a fellow who is
fond of hi. three meal. a day might'
claim that the noble lord geta only
twenty years of life out :of thirty
years of existence.
A bylaw to lend the Tndhope Car-
riage Company Poll, without in •
Sam. Gratton's Predicament.
Exeter Timeys: Stltuel Oration, iIle
well-known fl*h•p.d.11s.r, 111' Grants!
Bend, was befa n• Magistrate Kay Sat-
o, ,l ty mottling of two charges pre-
ferred against him by Chief County
('unstable Gundry, of (ioderich. One
charge was the sidling of lottery
tickets, and the other of 'securing
mrmey from al pat I) of atttotnubil.
tourists. using his authority as con-
stable for the purpose of the alleged
'extortion. 'rite matter Celtic up Is• -
Gar the magistrlUe at lilslet•ich a
a bile ago, when Stan, pleaded guilty,
but to avoid constrict aid., expense In
getting witnesses to fiuderich the
ileum frown attorney wished to
have Ihr PAPP traversed to either Exe-
ter or Grand (tend, but the magistrate
leftism!. The matter was •opened pp
again and proceedings started in Ex-
eter. Sam. ngaIts pleaded guilty and
was remanded for tial at Go erieh,
hail jiving accepted for his Filippa!,
moue. In . admitting his guilt f(ant.
pleaded ignorance of the laws owing
to his being a poor scholar, and that
hr should not hare been appointed
eon*table un that. account. His case
Will likely comm lip feline the Judge
at Godorich In the near future. The
punishment for committing breaches
of the law such ;is in S►rn'm rase is
gt1itr severe. It is expected his neigh-
bors will send a petition asking that
a•.ntesloe lsi-rttapsa..l+J.._ .. . . ..
A Son of the A►letie Zone.
The Kincardine Hevi•.w says ; 1' mender' ['eaty's "snow baby" may
have liven horn fou I hest •t.h,
there is a young hal in Kincardine
who is a close second, viz., Herschell
Stringer, soil of alis Lordship the
Risley of Yukon. and Mrs. Stringer.
Hr is named after Herschell Island.
where he was twin. That, Island is in
the Aretir (Mean. northeast, of the
MacKenzie Haver He was born
when his father was a missionary
among the Kskimn.
►
The American Road
Machine Company By=law
Manifesto of the Board of Trade to the
Voters of (ioderich.
The lay -last to assist the Aulerican Mani Machine CiallisauIv.
l.iuiite.L in.estuWislting its factory it li/alerich having failed tit'
,w•uriug tllu•_uoces4aey nu111ber of fitsot'ul-ti.' +sites slot its Ih•st
suliui.aou. it is a►Iftiii to Is. vnit,I sgaul. in irviss,l fot•ti.,tu. the
I1,•tola•r lust.
lit vesper -4 -to those-ys..i.N5 -l1. the -(si tut'r_. fly.slaw • to w hit'b
nhj.„•t i+it was u., ,$ - .t -r mel properly saleguatliug the inthn•sts
of the lost u. rho Its Its+ hats been se' Ievn.ed iM.tutitet dud t'.•iuovP
the..' uhj.'. t ion .\t tent lou. is 4'.p.•cillllly indh,i to r1:uta• I of the
Its-Ilan.shich n''ss 'i r.% hies that Ili.• I'ongiauty is not tot •rein
u.et�ting Irvin the p.o.iwls„.f the :ale ..I thetwu,lulc,•1 Is,uds
until s. vtity to this solum of al least lay{i1111 is given, sr hen the
...nip:my it l.oreceive : S1;ltsl o• ttili1) jar vent, of the s:due of
such wrurily. 'I'Ite total gwu•tuttee of #1,1.1411 dia..-not las
effect if I. instil the I'ottitati pruciiles seelltity to the Stillie of
$i11,14li.
1c h isslt is nest giving chi• t'ouq•auy a •lotto. It i. .imply
�.
unr:u.tee•iug. of enthusing. the t'ou.puuoc-. IunJ..:unl it ss SII lttd
o<TTh'• .an•iaa en a ('ern note.. 1111 11noJAtn•F
The .Uayi.i, the l'i,,.i.ln,t i.f'Ilti• Ilnant-.d Traub' -and
base toile a se:welting inv,rtigaliun as t.. the standing 1 the •
1'..11i.uty. w hich thunvnghly ruffs inees it dint Ill.' pr,tl141.j1tiun lis
it r,441 fait It and that ti a pri,111eters have thle intet
l,on, l 1• media
atti,ithe bi.iur.. clgpa rivuem t1 establish ,i'Inrgo and u1. -...fill
industry 111, all. Ioms. .
Fit, su•rr..s 1.1 this• I4 I i ' Itu•alis the addition of al Iran fifty
well-talid qurkiuen It. jou' industrial Iaspsd:ttiuu. With the piv;la4.1
I hat in a fess years. the Hoard \liu•1 ' • t'ompany \v iii hav .Iwo.i n*
of flu• twist substantial uuuntfucturing s•stabiisIti,t'ts in Western
g •
eiltt,tl•rn.. W- it 10.11 Mat-k.•t furan is -i-411 I.'.a•ean: •
1,'e trn.t that l•frun• lung we• shrill be aIle .1.4.4.101. litatnd'am-
l0t`r. fur our tow it Si itbout 'Sial by any ..f I NM.- Irtrut fir g.us*•-,
nal • ;i tt • hots• the hest locat sin \\'s,+ t 1►ala rini iu 'r lfartl
Ia. shhpati,, t':n•ili-Men:.• itt -Iris• tnw,tsllstit•• 41/11s4 1.1144W, ..114.*ASSI
Iiti111 in III, nytu,• of out tutu as a 11utilufarltiring ventre by
assisting yuul(art.11ei•. to 1, leans bell.. alai w•e believe the present
-.gJJs,-fs+st. rtruisesestetited -Iss this rat rent erss.sa/.
- ,/
It hula no lie- forgett en that this ti. utl,l "(Trade has for years.
I,s ,'.(•ir.spu,detth.•. (ors, .nal effort, nein cul d.'tt 'sing. been seeking
to mance toAnlltnet1111•1•. to halite 11 one t,iscII, 1111,1 we ea sit,
theref,,ie, -in 11i ' hyane.., ltiuesty alt,•' *Ili.. it ip'ssl 111111
l,'arabl. industry which has nee pts,l our Imp. eats. Io Is• tur11td
down. and tilts give the lie to 11 out luta* effort.. If you hate not
thought of the benefit fit of mai devouring industries to OM' town.
try to imagine Whitt I;,slet• "would Is. like without those we
now have. every one of whi/•l, was aillml and encouraged by the
town at it t start. ,
After e(u,•ful eitnsideration. we tisk you to eitst your vote ii i
dipps.rt of this Ity-t}si`'ofl the if thiiof Ihit iller.
tSiguwl by 'oculists of the Gislerieh fl arli of Tripe a ii,' tr •
lin:ditie,l totet•.i
R. S. N-1I.I.I \ Nix. Hon. 1)I,si.h9ll \1'. L. Ill1HTON
.1.:\. htI'11H.\I.I.. President .1. A. MelNTI)SII
II. K. Ill►I►GENS. Vi,,•-Pt,•siient A. II. NI.Wii LIN
.IAS. \il'I'l'I,tELL. Secretary . W. W. SAt'L'1'S`
CII.►S. A.'N.\IHN N'\r. }.EE
1'•Ii.%S.I'. l,h-1-; .1. N'.t'I(AIIiIE
\VII. Ylil'Ntl ,ALEX. SAU'NDERS
Hh'11.111Ii 1'.\HS14NS I'. 1'. DEAN •
\C\I. > 11 tIIM.\N A..1. 1'1$11'1•:1{
11. I \\ II ITELY' THOMAS \\':U(HKNEIR
II. I. lIl'\LOl' ' F. II. M:\RTiN
II. 1'.1I{K K. It. S\VAICI'S.
Fl";!LkWI{FNCF: F. HAULS N' IIOLMES
F. J. Itt"I'I.,tNI) JOS. KIIuI!
.`.. F lill'1► . _ .1•'. J. I IU Iat4. 11••--.
A. It. \II LEAN .1. IlIt111'1l KY
II, 1,, STI'ltl)1' W. F. 1i:\I,LIt\V
II .1..\. MseF:N'AN D. F. 11.1.M LINK
1131. t AMPHELL .1. 'r. lit ILlrl'it111(Ph:
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FROM THE CITIZENS' COMM! r rEE.
TO 1'IIE PROPERTY-ON'NEI(S (►h' (iOl►EHII'II:r.
Our I'onnaitter, losing erstuvineell that the By -la sti en Which
you voted oft SepHentlseu' 11th was deft -atm' by reason of the
altw•nee from town of it large moldier of voters, nnd•Ili .t,y,•anw•of
opposition sr'. iisili tI',-t'i-,u'a- f, p1 hi' trropoatism. Gordy I lilt 111.1 jail.' stl'iss
a p ettNttwariit--
ing the 1 ouu.•il to again submit. the By-law to the sole. -of the
..ratep:tvsvxr
The Company kindly ,consented to allow the preposition to
cemoin open. nod aft et' making •lane'aine+. amendments .to the
Ity-ins the Coto -red his, ,ere. 414. to igratt4 the pnryer-rd :r petition
• signed by :1711 ratepayers and s -ton will be asked again. on the loth
insf, to approve of the ptvIH.s.d`(tgrw.•nsraiL
A; • Board iIf Trade. Court,•il. the hank, .wn 1115,1 private
citizens, as well as our Committee. have it oh- at thorough in-
• •'stigati.m of the inions seoneern anti th•• •er•n's?ur stand batik
111 tri •; l..lo. is;1i 91.
We 'have received eve ry aid and enconrn .•nn til from Mr.
It i'p'. Jit'. 1Wise's dint I1111,.• a0H111'latt,l suit h theta in the enquir-
-owl Ii-, :.t; I yr /lee all forced to t's'ar te,t jimmy to the
financial ability. business standing and itlegr'its- of ti,.• men who
prop. rse' In'•hthtg in our town.
N!;. I'4i!lipv hill be the Per .ideal of the Iiorler•i,•h Company
emit here will ie ,i.kp.H•int.,f Wit ill hit,, Mr. Woo ids mid othcrelms•,.-
holder. 01 the K.• l* S.gnnrw I'ompnny.
\L. Phillips i. iiit,'i,•sti,l in n large her of enterprises in
the States anti is in plsiti..n should he les• intitest,d in mu'
loaf to aid us in w'ant'ing n mita her of other companies.
%VI. ask )cufi to mite the following farts:
' L The assessid Tifton• of thst.•rir•h fins nearly
factories were established.
2. Ii, lllet'il•I1 t, slay without its factories would is• contrarr !rail
•
drai�I.
A. The pt,gsewl ('i:nipianv will pit at. least. MTh in i-w�t ere
eiren!ntion in (bslet•ieh each year that it runs.
I. Se'renty-five 14'1',,•tit, of its etitployer•swill Ile honst•httlstelw
alai will iuetl•aw• n•nts and property values.
• ,.. Golerieh has never had an aider) industry that se Witold
exchaugeluttire everey it has told,
It
Tir• gnnr•anlet. that it, wool fail is gyral business manage-
tponl. lhtnit.•inl hacking and a g1441 Mlle of g,ssla gown.
May we request punto poll your rule as earlyrm the i:ay of
voting as Ho can, as it will greatly aid tie if ave jtave the rote
practically in by 2.i elo'k in the afternoon y
THE ('iTIZMNS' ('OMM1TTF:K
per C. A. Nairn,
Chairman.
London
bLife
O L_� C,
Be
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t' t' 5
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,ant at Liffe Rat
protect:, your
-tate and make.•
(.vision for you
iture.
Do it to -clay.
W. H. ROBINSON,
Oi_ir.t Ageet. . _ , Ssa(esti. Dat.
THE BEST RCH004.1
CENIIAL
CTRATI-On",. O"lT.
'Ile best time to enter our classes
is nous. We ill* running the largest
and, we believe, the hest .'rosins...
Itis. school mhoo I sn Western Ontario.
an .
'three deltas
COMMERCIAL. SHORTHAND
and TELEGRAPHY.
(let a stoney ntalying education
Our graduates are in demand and
ere meeting with sttereni. '(ret our
fret' catalogue now.
Ent -torr k McLAI•HLAN.
Principals.
TORONTO. ON?.
I Or. Vendee and A lesander Sts. A high-class
•rh,aa. tinter anfl time. tfradaates readily
art Iro•ition•t write today for borderline
I'a talogne.
Autumn
Term
grow Au1[ust :i•'th in all d -part -
11t•nta of the
Central Business,College
Visage and Gerrard Sts . Toronto.
Catalogue mailed free on request.
W. H. SHAW,
Principal.
1_'^-,..
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LONDoq, oSrARIO
Business & Shorthand
SURJMA: rs
Resident and Mail Cot••,-
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W. ACHESON di SON
Dress Goods and SuItings
for Autumn are here
Displayed In great choice -- magnificent Tweed effects, Merges.
t'enetiatiti. Brlstdeleiths, fancy Wontteds, at priers must moderate.
Ladies' Coats
Stylish man•tallored Coate, 52 inches long, splendid garments,
and up It, the bighsrt standard. Specially priced, 09.00 to
•18.00•
Clearance of . Carpets at Phenomenal
Prices
A clearing Sale of is special purche'st• of English Carpets and
Rugs, and Ion yards to choose front.
Tapirslry Carpets, superior quality, at...
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tTipestry Brussels Oarpeta, $1.14). for....
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'supply,
Other schools engage ou'r,
graduates is teachers. A
special course for teachers.
lira,liates of two years ago
ate now earning $2,1,1fitt per
annum.
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Dress Goods and SuItings
for Autumn are here
Displayed In great choice -- magnificent Tweed effects, Merges.
t'enetiatiti. Brlstdeleiths, fancy Wontteds, at priers must moderate.
Ladies' Coats
Stylish man•tallored Coate, 52 inches long, splendid garments,
and up It, the bighsrt standard. Specially priced, 09.00 to
•18.00•
Clearance of . Carpets at Phenomenal
Prices
A clearing Sale of is special purche'st• of English Carpets and
Rugs, and Ion yards to choose front.
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WORSEI-LS' FOR STOVES AND HARDWARE
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ovens, moderate sired
fire places, and are
perfect bakers, heat-
ers, and fuel savers.
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and most complete
have repairs for every
We'll take your (Ail
one, and sell you :1
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teed. We have the largest
stock in the county. We
make of stove or range.
stove as part pay on a new
stove on payments.
Ranges, $20.00 up. Heaters, $5.00 up.
' Stove Pipes, Varnish, Stove Mats, Shuttles,
Apple Pickers' Baskets, Nails, Hatchets, Gloves,
Slaw Cutters, Choppers and Apple Parers.
You will buy the best and cheapest Hardware at
WORSELL & SONS'
HARDWARE and STOVE STORE.
Open every night. Paroid Ready Roofing.
J
rREPUTATION !
When you are buying a watch, a carriage,
an automobile, or even a jack - knife, you
like to deal with a firm which has a repu-
tation for keeping the best and most reliable
goods, whose values are beyond question.
Without a doubt we sell the best makers'
goods in Canada. We can get no better, and
a call at this store will convince any unbiased
mind of the superiority of our clothing.
Correct in style, right in price and
an abundance to choose from.
MEN'S FALL SUITS
drown, green and dark
shades, Saxony-flnishe,l Tweeds,
single-breasted mark style, neat
ruffs, at jut, $ta and $13.
Men's Suits, in imported
'Worsteds, slate, browns and
greens. Good hard goods to
wear, Rood mohair linings,
prices, it;go, $us and $16.
MEN'S OVERCOATS
iN 20th CENTURY
BRAND
cannot ire equalled for style and
general make-up the shoulders,
the close -fitting collars and the
drape of the 'skirt giving that
classy appearance so much
desired. There are many new
exclusive style* to be had only
in 711th Century Brand.
BOYS' CLOTHING
Boyi Suits and (hermits are kept up to the same high standard.
See our Suits and Overcoats at $s' $5.se, $6 and $7.
GiVEN PRIM -A good JACK-KNiPEIwith every Suit or Overcoat -
We sell 70th Century (clothing, King Hata, Peabody's Overalls.
tttanfleld's underwear.
WALTER C. PRIDIIAM
THE Noun OP R/AL VALLIS.