HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1910-5-12, Page 44 Tat•RI.t1AY MAY 12, 1911;
THE S]CNAI. GODERICH ONTARIO
District News
AUt}URN. -- PORT ALBERT.
Tt•F:sIIAY, Miiy- moth. . • 'h)twaaA-E, May. BE.11.2-.
J rut OM SKRV 14 Ks.—Arrangements 1.1.VHau HAI•u Mr. and Mrs. John
uuelefor the jubilee services Quaid visited -.1 the 1 • of Mr. and
sae o bei Mies. Reda•rt thu• • , of Dung,nuou.
W is held in the Presbyterian church
her next month. The dates are June "n Sunday Mrs. H. hath,- ford.
l2th and Jun(' lith. Further pupae• „f Belfast, is visiting with her .l41gth LOCHAiSTH.
ulars next week. to*. Mrs. 'J. Bennett. jr., at present.
_ . Will jleoWli Was lousy list week • \fososv. May itch.
' ' LOTHIAN. putting a celueut wall ler .1a111es
. I, I'11$Wtorrl's -driving shed Miss DK.yTII 0F' Mns. Mt Kisztg.-Mrs.
rµer
aKsttsv, May 1 th' Sarah Dunbar. ,11•en111pnhIit4) by her D. '1. McKenzie, of the boundary, died
friend .Miss ('otie, of l'r..Wst.an,1. Muni- last Sunday evening atter* protracted
0 111, is home on a visit to her Mother. iliness. Torr detailapf this sad event
It i. 11%.• year's 'Alive \fisc Iwas as will he given later olio"
Inane Ieflore .411i1herMurryfriends,al9' NOTES,.. --M ilia .beanie ('amphell,hay.
pl. r. -•41 -444 --..slow again— ...... ..:1vvolti 1 -lug spent a few days visiting at home,
Imo from Dung+ on made aInisinrss returr-ed again to 131antford last
t rip Allow!' tttr.44Mr)I141 nue evening hptt week ileus 1 '4 Hardie attended
week. Hei.• serioush• thinking •,f the funeral of a uletnher of his former
start nig ,. je4,•liy shop in our village. 4 ongregalion et Listowel last Thum•
\. livery rigs are hard to proiTare day -Nfiss Tiary A. Bulten; i'ho —
111-1
LOY AL. .,.ere titles. -we Nish this clever young shot time ago bad almost recovered
1% KnSEsovy. May I Ith. Ulan g,ssl lurk NIIss Fanny S. fr a reticent attack of congestion of
'ways. Missl'Iarn .\agusfin.. ls•nl Gray has elanplet.d her eoulse ,.f the lungs, was again laid low last
the Week -end lit hertmnn'-1111 t4Nu
4H('a` 3ttitty a- a illi`siientry, and ret time( week with u severe attack of enteritis,
' nun Miss Bueh11linn has ret trued from T,•r,•oto last Thursl4y. Wenn-but her' friends are pleased to learn
:11 •rich after spendIle she is going to (British Col- I that she is again in a fair way of re -
1 -1j''''' \V1. wtish Miss eovery Run' and Hugh have
l;rav .ucecs.. in the g60a1 work which been busily engaged. -.Ince last Mon -
she is aim out too undertake. • day. in solving the following intricate
prohtem : What is the suer total of
_ the hylwrtolic and the parabolic.
Tt-KsbAY. May lath. curves of a given -straight road?'
ClirKi'H N0TK4..._Servieeti next Sal YOUNG PK4i'L1-$ 61:1.1).—At the
hath will be conducted 1)y the pastor -regular meeting of 4 h Young People's
at 111::111 a. to. and 7,p. m. Children's Guild last Wednesday evening in the
service in the morning, , .. • • League Presbyterian church, there Was an un-'
meeting on Tuesday evening will be in usually large attendance, a number
charge of the missionary committee. being present -from Amberley, Pine
Remember the annual tea meet- Rive. and other (outside points. The
ing to be hell on May 24th. ' It prone- aul j, •-t for discussion w as -Life
heyven better than those of "Leis. 018 frmu the 46th Ps*tu1,t'and a
previous yeas. More partleulars num' 1.r tit papers -were presented.
next week. ,:...Rev. A. E..Jones, of whit..., as the honorary president re -
Althorn, will ,syrupy the pulpit iofthe marked, gave evidence of deep
Nile Methodists church on `ltulday thought. Those who-. read papers
evening. May =nil. were Miss Belle McDonald. Miss Mary
H. McKenzie end Hector McLean.
Fred Ross tnade a short speech and
invited the Guild to attend in a laxly
at one of the meetings in the near
ttLue of the Pine River Y. P.
Society, of which Mr, Ross is a mem-
ber.
HUNTINo THE WILD) DUCK.—Among
the many species of waterfowl which.
during the the of April and May,
are on their long journey to their
breeding grounds in the far North,
are the wild ducks.' in the -latter part
of April barge flocks of 'ducks were
observed along the shore of Lake
Huron in Ashfield and Huron town+
ships, sometitnes *bolt flfty to a flock,
and in a short time several hundreds
could he counted. What was remark-
able• neatly all appeared to he of the
one species, viz , the reed-hreasted
' GODERICH TOWNSHIP•
TfljlteWAL. AI■#loch,
Tits: 1tii I.F: CLU R.-Tbe Qoderich
T..wuship Rifle Asso14.1*4 on Will !INV.'
,t 41114 on the Govrritulerlt range ou
'I'111•841aV, May 24tI1. 111111 shunt, w:11I
lye the first i'f the season for the b.-
' III of Canada prize. .U1 thein14•rs
wishing to a iii .. to tllllpt bre present
for eiu•h shout of the series. There
will ise a alerting of the Association on
Tutsi,ty' 1Mity 17th. at the ureal 11111.1•.
I4K'A(•ti• \Ii... Donald 11e1.,vt,. • f
1..'urier;4and her daughter. NI-' 1,,\I.m•.
.111,11 111.1.1• last wl'1.k i
Iter, of 1,oelutlsh. maIle olool de some calls 111.1.11.
Miss Jean ITIP dict last weeks-
Johnston spent \the
on i 1ir11111 i t\I, Ill ,
-'4t,•tA•all s
•411.1 w'a• the •guest of Nits-. Uo11eue
II ' MacKenzie.,
HEART1
DISE A
lug a week with her sls 1.r•.. res. .
('lark Josses (`rare •141441 luta
Wise, of the. G. C. 1,. spent Sunday
with their Luueutx.'Ati. and Mrs. .11-
.1ler•t \Vise .Thos., S1111•I,1 anti-frlrrr=
ily. of Auburn. tiundny ill our
village •• Sallo ws and
granddaughter, .Miss Jean Sitlloows,
have been under the din t -"r s ,•are.
lint
wl• ,o•evpdeasrl tft say all. 1404 on the
way to reruver•y.
COLBORNE.
N1TF:s.— tin c.• volt seen the collet
JLs. \Vols (Older Il•turulYl In ytt�-
week from w,.•ks '.1.11 with lit,`
daughter, \Les. England. in Hay
1 -township The new pastor ..f the
Evangelical church. Bev. 1). Hallman,
at•1•e vol fast neck fr.mi his.lest itestir-
atte in Rorkiughaui, and book rharg,•
of the l'ollsn•ne and Hull'tt appoint-
s
i o oint-
s nleuts'oe Sunday .. \Vel. tJ)tt has
1 Wo tennis "n the toad hauling hnulwr
tt. (i1111eriell since shutting down the
sawmill last week. ... Thus. Oakley
• went t)1 Tnirt1141 on Satnphty : he will
enter a hospital t here for t mitt mein.
• NILE.
WESTFIELD.
• TrKsu.ve. May lith.
N F:CVs N(rrvs. \V.• ,ue very sorry to
know that Mrs.1\'m. Bamford •41111• r
ill. \Vi• home for her speedy tern4ery.
\Its. I1•rt Finlay. of Ashfield.
Visited her cousin'. )fi•s. T1lou1s Fiaui-
fritd, lust 'week .. Marvin Mc-
Dowell and NL'. Mei t .well hays•
1110Ved into the haus• V911111411 by
Henry IMnsuloee 1 Amodio -1 4.f
ple•hanu in this m•ighlo,hls sl who ap-
plied to the I 'Kett ion I)eluu•tmeld
for farm hell) hay,- during the. 1 het
few days received the help aI.p14411 for.
..-. The y411111); p oslpl• oft he Iknify.
Epsvorth League serynes every Bother
Sunday eve galternately with the
church -.rine, during th.• sutumer
months .... Miss A • Huchatuul,
of Blyth, daughter of Holten [turban -
nu, of this Olive. left !Myth last week
.roar Alberta. where she 4.11) 111• lIt1I•t•e1YI
fo \\'m.'4Vnlper. of near Is-thl,ridge.
Miss G. McIntosh is yisitiny ,at the
home of Mr. and Mrs." Isaac Hetber•
ingtoa.
I:NTtc1tTAINEENT,—The allllltll tea -
meeting lull concert tud,•r the au... -
piers of the Kpworth League of Nile
Methodist chulelr will I1• held on Vii'-
toria Day. 1111-4 24th.•The following
ate ,•xper•ted to take uu•t in the pro-
gram: Miss E. N1. NVheaton, els•u-
t ",.t, of . Kincatrlinl' : Miss Pearl
Merlon, soloist. of Guelph : Rev. 11. T.
i• ,.I-gus al, -of Kincardine, and Rev. 'f.
E. Sawyer. Of Lllekrt.w, 111111 1)19(1 tal-
ent. Tea will I1• sel;Vell iu the- base-
ment of the church from ti to N 1i e14s•k
Wstrioo )AY. May iltb.
NKws NOTICE.— Mims Mary E. Keane
has returned to her home here after merganser. This is one of the three
*pending a few months with friends in 1species of merganser's whizh visit
Lucan Willie Walsh. of ily' .. t, Ontario and is easily recognized by
is visiting st the Misses O'Rielly'-.....'
John O'Connor entertained a nuin-
leer of hip friends at his home on
Fridity.- All report, a good time
1 aIT4t M 's. f3'-+f'altwhan. M
Augustine. agent Sundaywith friends
here Mise Kate Styles left on
Tuesday for Alberta \111. and
Miss N. Lennon, of lift. Carmel, are
visiting at J. O'Loughlin's.... \Ve ,
ST. AUGUSTINE.
Trgsn%Y. May lilth.
Rulers.- NH. and )Ito. George
Iitrq.liy spent Sunday with .'4"htleld
fl•i,•nrls . :. George Stother9. and his
stuff of teen were ranking cement
blo*ks for the basement of the 1)l,ntlV-
br.o'k (lonely last week \�'illinni
Tlom•1l184111 and Robert. :11• Altist<er -at-
tended the shooting nulteh het nowt'
I.ueknow 441,11 St. 111111. teams a th.'
St. Helens ride range Frith' ....
.los•ph'w'ils n. of Detroit, Visited his
liaisons on 111• 7th r 'es-ioti last
Week ..l'\\•,• are sorry to \state that
%Vm• Si•rimgeour is on the sick list at
present . .. .\1111mos• IhY.phy sold a
Valuable horse hast • sat t1)114V. for
which h'• received it good price.. I1
{{Mays to raise golsl stork - 111141
AVadd'•II and family spent K lay
with St. .\u.tnsticie friends
1'ntr1 -1 \\'.1L b Iia )reti dealing in
4.':41 estate Mishaps,. lately. lie ftur-
1-14 -1.,1 the I'Ettig p1r.i11•rt on flit. Nth
r„nr.•.•i. n, . \I r. and Mrs. Joseph
F1vurl • i.11 (.11 1:4ni •hridge friends oh
Smnd:11 .
the general black and white appear-
ance of the. male, by the long. thin.
'pointed crest on the head and its tier -
tow, rounded hill with fine tooth-like
projectr n +tett able of the ii1f:
hence the name sswhills by which
mergansers are called by hunters. As
the aawhills feed chiefly on fish, their
flesh is not considered. a delicacy,
axe being of i* fishy Hnvor. Sometimes
sorry to report_ that Mrs. O'Intghlin these ducks can be seen 1.w' - gsnd
is seriously ill, hut we hope to hear of , divingfear out in the lake, and sonle-
r
is a symptom of Kidney
Disease. A well-known
doctor has rayl, ” 1 never
yet made a post-mortem ex-
amination ina:ascot death
from Heart Linc•,se .with-
out finding the kidneys
wereatfault." The Kidney
medicine which was first on
the market, most success-
ful for Heart Disease and
all Kidney Troubles, and
most widely imitated is
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
BENMILLER.
•1'4 can %y, May 1.110h.
e speedy rwroven .... . Miss Merle times, quite happy, close into sl?ore..
Sullivan and Miss Margaret Garvey. .in- the very midst of the heavy
of the G. C. I'., spent Sunday *t their breakers, wliirh they do not at all ap-
o a tun -s :... Mb's M. Deane, of near to mind, although they aye nr•4'A -
Lnnaon, is visitioq at her Home here... tonally ovetwheluled, or swiftly driven
Mrs. J. Sullivan, are., is very iN' back firm: their course by an un -
We hope that slit: will soon be well 'usually heavy sea. And indeed it is
again... . 'ties Carrie at c (',inn ,a beautiful sight to observe these I
visited her sister., - Mrs. Austin, on crested tuergansers gracefully rise and
Monday Nearly all the agricul- fall upon the mighty waves. and then
tui -fists have flniaheolwork and are suddenly dive. to appear again and
busy wAtchirig the _, movernenta of 1erenely continue their course. Their
Halley's cornet Jlisses Kate Multi- senate -like hills are ' pecti liar! y
van. Minnie O'Connor and Kate adapted W retain -.,rarely their prey.
Bowler paid a Hying visit to our burg which is, as mentioned before, chiefly
Friday evening. I fish. Occasionally another species is
seen down at the ,.hoer, the American
1 Seism) duck, or. as it is ls)pltierly
called, the• lluebill. The hill of this
bird, as of aluuust ell the other species
(shout twenty-fiyei which visit On-
tario, exhibits n rens*rkahle contrast
to that of the .awhills, being broad
and Hat, the side of it, instead of being
set with teeth, being provided with
gutters. through which the mod and
water taken in with toe food is forced
out the sidee of the hill itclosee. Thus
how remarkable the at iptations of
nature! As is well know wild ducky
ire extremely wary and ke n -sighted•
and therefore somewhat dl cult to
secure: but it is just that, whir makes
,
I4 A. NEWTON, DENTIST, i.) CK -
T. - NoW.-At hon.eeverydayszerpt Thum
days. New remedy for extracting teeth ISemno-
forrnl.hetler than Iters. frown and bridge work,
Mc. Altnntnnm Slate...non-breakable.i
N. R.—You ono always have your work much
better done In the dental offs—nwro time
het lir facilities for doing the work. more oom-
tortable tor the patient
NOTICE.—THE LOCAL AGENCY
in Dungannon for The Signal is at thehero
oMce Hook and Stationery Storeorders will Lo received for subscriptions, ad.
verttsing and job work, and receipts will be
/firms for amounts wild for the same.
1 F Y(lt' .\ la: THINKING OF 114))N(:'
any wall -nap. ring this spring. call at the
Dungannon 1'ostofve Store and see the now
dorieiwns In select P(Dert We believe we two
duck -hunting so fascinating,. And
.urf,l you with what you want: • 11 our stock q
TIIF: REV 11.1•I•:It Nu ),'KH1F.11, The `Int* nt , t.uge unlet,annon. of style' and patterns. nothing eqwhen he u*lsthe as the jpoy of the fatY Y un ,the
spring delivery of ttees fordo 11,.• li.•n•
Hitler N,nseri.•s ave" fhli.+lord Inst WEt)Ne.snAY, Mayllth. hand. Take a double-barrelled shot
wick and t14oLproprietots telort that H %,'rENIN11N.-- Miss Fraser 'spent gun some bright morning and, well
it w,1- the la, -got --t M..% ,'l ere lad. Sat411-da\" and Sunday visiting her hidden behind entire low cedar bushes,
Marr varieties of to ee. were eon- aunt. Mrs. LAWI•eI1(•e, at Lucknnw• near the mouth of a river, patiently
fdetel) s,ld.on :old 111 1.44 rgl,•ens the Milos Riley, .,f London. is visit- wait for probably two or three hours.
demand was it ,preee.l•nte.11t Ia1•ge, ing her skatt r, Mrs. Bradford with the roar of the breakers of the
St m L u.
albdol•, 1.
K
I•)11 •r:1I
111,111'
\Ile{11vRobinson, o
f Nile. spent great d 1pa tilling
your r
e
ars a
nd
to t)opov.• ow am.„,„,-„,„.), ..( 181.111. Sunday with Miss -Olive Crwwfu d... you begin towonder 'now many wR1.R
and to&el tots. f'1\stnraels( mot Moe \\'..1. Moffatt wheeled to hie hotne at those white -capped billows have
t.o r.,nn• t.. the •seri• from long •lig- Nary*- twat Matntd*r- Mice -Mary dasihed-t-hestvAee•- ashore, and _you
1.1111, ' ,tui ,i large a�n ler of s.-%el•Il Polley, of l:oderieh, visited friends feel how insignificant is man *ftrtr• all,
hum•11.•.1 ,,p,de trees witi..tppli.11 to here Sunday l *rel Itivers•h11p re- in presort -ice of the forcer of nature,
• the r,riii.iv •r '1 the Bu'r'n Oi,•har.ls stmed. his position in the Sterling and what an unfathomable mystery
To, .,n the linydeld n,:pt. The deli,- Bank .-' .,lack Roberts, of the Ster- the whole universe is. But suddenly
1.r) i. alw41ys n busy tithe, "end when ling (lank. Auburn. spent Sunday At the blood is stirred, for tight at the
-e% raid thousands of order* have to be his home here The innny friends mouth of the river there are three or
goo rrruh• in n few.flays-foe the lentils of Mine Lily Mclean will he glad to four black dots which have moved in
that distribute the stock through the hear that she has improved SO much from the lake. and are now coning cep
townships from orders sent in by a as to allow her 1.111114. t.. leave nn Mon. the liver. Batt probably they will
• staff of agetlts it i. rook 111 conceiV,, -day Some of o111• lllel,rhents have delay. and then you are tempted to
W a . a 1 re morels Tim? 4111` prop, l. . s their windows suitably draped. since anathematize things in general and
and their staff hale ,It 11,1- .ra-mi. receiving the news of the King's docks in particular. for you date not
IIF:NMILLF:R \\'nn,.,.KV \L,.t..-Neve death, The school ting has ';been at move. although one leg is sound asleep
.v'at tons of son•tt)os wI '1 were,4,11,r: h.iif-mast since Saturday nlprning• and the arms are all cramped with
from the lir flll•r woollen mill(leo. Htothers met with pain- holding the deadly weapon in position.
wsr'k .1•i1n Mellow -.lotion to a whol,.- fill accident on Monday, While lriv- The lt'ight, keen eyes of those black
sale an of w,ol 1111-4,). in I11111111111111. ing near Donnybrook hos horse wokk forms will detect almost the slightest
fl
It. is the quatom eVerd year for that fright. and kicked him just below movement. At last one of' the Hock
pngt•ietoil .lesse tibrll,ill, to ))i.11,'.ei kti''''• .pdint/erid¢ the Ione..... •M1 will di+appear beneath the water for a
-nf the stork that hes awvnoittetr41 .‘da, Sproul, of Goderich, spent Hen long dive, and suddenly n sawhill is
ddt•ing the y, -,,r, to teak, r.t ii for,the day at her hotne here.... .Jack Mc• thserved close within range, the eye
new....won's (lip', .\Ireo.Iv ..•Velem
Nab is wearing a broad motile now since lances along the barrel of the gun.
--- tear_- _,erns 1n. Rt18145 of ,ua. the arrival of n boy last Thursday.. • • • t e trigger is gently pilled and In-
wnstit'i • w.$)1, hut the hulk of fop• mss Edith Augustine, oT ()misrkR; s toy there Is a commotion itt the
floserx a ft tit arriyr 11r•ft'r • l ...•till spent Sunday et R. August.ine's. water. The duck, - if only slightly
1uf this n ,nth, when sheep-wnshifig St Hoot, RKI'ORT. The following U wounded and unable to fly, will dive,
will is.j.01.1' gertl•ral with the f,t•ni1t,-,, the April report of H. S. No. 17, Ash- In it. attemptto escape. but soon it
PAW tfiree-f1.,nrths of the wool r,tised field, hawed on the weekly tests. reappears and then the kpoond barrel
in tails sect inn finds its way here der- Names in order of merit : Sr. IV.- of the gm) is brought in requisition.
ing these/won And the reputation of the iialtour Simpson•. Hr. iI I.-Lissie The second shot is fatal and the mer -
mill for honpat weight and pure wool Mark, \Vail*1.p Blsok•, Lorne John- gamier is now gnintly floating upon
fabrics hasomadee the 111111e of the par,- et.on•. .Ir. 11I. Charlotte Hampson, its back in the water, with ata 1)ewutl-
' priett• known far beyond the limits Vera .Iohnatnn, I'parl Jnhneton, Hazel I fill white breast open to the Mop sky,
of the ,atopy. The price forwool Steels*. Lila Mcllwain•, Lloyd Black, as if in pathetic appeal to heaven for
will he about thy amine as last year, si ('ase iilack. Mr. 1[. --('evil Bleck. Pt. vengeance. 1 t a enmp*nionn a n d
Mr. Gledhill infotirns ns, hut no iw181- 11. Richard McIntyre, Roy Black*. every other duck within n quarter of
tire figure hits yet been given. as it is Wilbert Johnston*. Those whoop a mile have taken to wing and lir
Go early in the newton for the whole- names ate marked thus • mimed one l appeared, by reason of their In.
aide hoker, to repoor•t uaihe price for or more of the examinations. MARY I etInctive And hereditary dread of flre-
the coming year. R. BARKLEY. Teacher- wtmA
Constipation is the
root of many forms of
sickness and of an
endless amount of
human misery.
Dr. Morse's
Indian
Root Pills,
thoroughly tested by
over fifty years of use,
have been proved a
safe and certain cure
for constipation and
all kindred troubles.
Try them. e
25c. a box-
� _•1 r
J. H-COLECRNE''.
, On next Saturday and Monday we will put oil our table, some of the best Belgaius we have yet' offered.
Some lines at unbeardof prices and something that can he used every day.
4 are
Skirts Two dnsen Bhiu k Sateen undceo
,kilts, IYineh tuckel ontrillelf flounce,
full width, 4)) to 42 inches long, good value for
7:11•. You can buy one of them as long as they
last tor just
49 Cents
Irish Poplin Suitings .t : slur
sale of these Suitings until next Tuesday. They
are goingfast at "Ilk. Regular price is '�'.
This week may close out the whole lot. They
are great Value at
20 Cents
Made of linen op cotton warp.
GinghamsThe 15c Gingbatus will 1» ou
until Motlday If p.m. at
12 1-2 Cents
This is a chance to get Gingham-. cheap:
White Lawn Waists t h e m.k
ted the greatest stock weilever„tTered.
98c to $2.75
Embroidered fronts val. trimmings. Ask •to
see STAR Waists. Nothing tike them at the
prices.
HosieryThisis the beet place in town to
¢et Stockings in either cotton or
cashmere. 1f you want a good pair, Week .or
tan. at a smell price, come here. We never had
10 many ip stock MI we have now: Hercules
Rib for Bc•ys, Princess Rib for Girls are great
wearers. Ask for 'Tun Rib, fromchildren's up t1
ladies' sizes. The best we ever offered. A sec.
and 300 pairs of our great seamiest; fast Week,
2 Pairs for 25c
- rams this week. This lot is extra go,sl. I )ver
31111) pairs now in stock.
Prints de4Vit1helve take first place in pi -lob.,
5, 10 and 12 I -2c
You can depend 1141 hath t
1.1oh and colon'. They
are right in eve;) Way. ,
White Lawn Skirts that 1, t f *�.;:t4+
for 81.29, it n„l,'s (Aernlekc, all alike and all
One Price
tion verde of Ott inches wide.
Table Linen full bleached. Going only
•
Pillow ()oven 4n, 42 and 44 incbsetwide for only 17 cents. Hemstitched and wide hem.
J. H. Colborne
1111111111 4111.11111.111. — ONIIIIMIND -_O 411.0110010
_
` 50 'Cents
G. JOHNSTON
EMBALMER
AV0
F UNERAL DIRECTOR
Furniture and Undertaking warerooma
Wert side Square. i.
•FH()NK:Ila 178enee Oodertck
BeeNight calls: At residence. SS Witham
Street.
r.
MILLINERY
SPRING AND SUMMER. 1910
MISS CAMERON 1s prepared to show the latest and
rn••st artistic/ creations in Millinery for spring and
mer, and ,cordially invites the inspection of the
ladies of (:nderich and vicinity.
Hamilton Street,
0oderich
ONLY A REMARKABLY LUCKY PURCHASE
eculd make possible the following
wonderfully fine bargains :
100 Ladies' Shirt Waists nd mllalin "eo•' 7,1
alike, each waist
beautifully trimmed. all worth•more in the regular way. 9Qc
Special bargain price �7CC77
LADIES' SEPARATE SKIRTS. -The best and nowt exclusive
styles of the season, including pleated and tunic styles: man-
twilored, in new striped cloths, panumas and voiles--highcltan
-garments. yet with prices ordinarily quoted for interior classes.
These skirts include black and all colors.
We ere showing the newest out in Belts and Neckwear, Lace
Curtains, Whitewear, Underskirts, etc., at very special and saving.
prices.
JOHN STEAD
Ladies Wear, Fun and China. Hamilton Street
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House-cleaning Helps
We have everything that goes taconite thedr/wtdeil house-cleaning,
aua.ch tauter, and give everything eluate clean and heal odor.
Pulverized Borax, 10c per Ib.
Household Ammons*, 1Oc and 25c per bottle.
Chloride.Lime, ftc and 1Oc per peg.
Creolin; 50c per lb.,'
Formaldehyde, 5Oc per lb.
Carbolic Acid, 50c per lb.
Sulphur, etc.
When needing anything in the drug line, we would like to -vr,-
• yon. . r
F. J. BUTL-AND, Druggist, Goderit'h.
THE STORE THAT PLIA$tS
--tit, Weather is Coming
AND SO ARE THE FLIES
PURITY FCOUR
And Its Keeping Qualities
SOME people find it necessary to buy a considerable quantity
of flour at one time—sufficient to last for a long period.
Naturally they are anxious to procure a flour of the kind best
adapted to lengthy storage.
There are two important reasons why PURITY FLOUR
possesses these qualities. One is that it is made entirely from
Manitoba Hard Wheat. The other lies in the fact that the careful
Milling necessary to produce " Purity " absolutely excludes all
low-grade particles of the wheat berry. • It's the high grade
Manitoba Hard Wheat Flour that keeps—stands longest storage.
That's "Purity."
"Purity" flour may cost a little more,
but is more than worth the difference.
Try it. Watch results both for quality
and yield.
"More Bread
and better Bread"
Weems CANADA nom Mnaa Co.. IMms
club at wia.ipw Ordirkb. Searles.
Look up the store that sells
Window Screens
'.I+u1.' of l,-'4 strong. adjustable -Cramps.
Flint•% Loin 1Bo to 50o '•, 1: .
Screen Doors
We have w handsome line, made of ►sat serve, wire. varnished
and stained ggarter-elt oak, full assort Intal of sizes. mod prises t•'
suit all.
Poultry Netting
Made of galvanized
wire, 2 -inch mesh, 12,
24, 30, 36, 42. 48, 6o.
and 72 inches high.
Our price -s. are right.
Lawn Mowers -
We are sole agents
for t h c Brockville
line, and have also
the Wooflvatt and
Maxwell, i f Ian y
should—,want them.
Florence
Oil Stoves
These are the l a t e s t
'paten't,,, No valve to turn
off. - Sim-ptsr lift the burner
way from the oil by a sire, le turn of the wrist,. Sb melt, no
clogging. no dangler. easy I.. operate and ecnnntnlic*1 to use.-.klght
your tore and put it nut ns 71 on as through using.
A
Bargain
in
Wire.
IDEAL
Five -wire, all No. 9
hard. 24c per rod.
The Howell Hardware Co.
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