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THE SIGNAL: GODERICH ONTARIO
District News
• BENMILLER. GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
Wens) sii t y, Oct. Mb.
New,. Norgs,-Mr. )fill is re -plank-
ing the Maitland bridge Mrs.
Capt. Ml I)airmid with a few friends
visited at the bone of tll•r sister, Mrs.
Newell Mrs. Hart and Mrs. Wil-
son visited Mrs. Heddle fora few days.
Farmers see busy hauling grain
t u t he mill these wet days. The farmer
Makes hay while the sun shines, bid
they prepare their chop while it rains.
, WESTFIELD.
TrmairaYi Oct. 4th.
New,. Norse. -We are very sorry
to hear of the alums of little Gracie
Hunter, granddaughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Redwood The anni-
versary services .of .the tVesttield
church will be held on Sunday.. Oc•
ether l6tb. Rev. 1)r. Medd, of Vic-
toria street. Goderich, will preach in
the afternoon at '2:W and in the even-
ing at 7:31. A freewill offering will
be taken. There will be no ent.7rr-
tainment on the Monday eveningt. ae
has usually been the custom... • .The
people of 1lonnvbrook .appointment
intend opening their almost new
rhun•ch on Sunday. Oetober 3.)th. and
asst. Further puticulars
• next week . Will (:••tie• is weer-
ing a broad smile. A s to and heir
arrived in his home Let Friday.... ..
A number from this eettiunkshowed
their sympathy tar Mies Lilian Clark,
the present teacher, :and Mrs. M: Mc•
Dowell, the former • teacher. in at-
teading )the fuperal nf their sister,
Mss Jena, of St. Helens, on Friday
Lxvl
HOLYRO9D.
' Trtoso.Y, Oct.
Two Act "foists. -V1-fide assisting
F.rneest Ackert to t ut'corn last 1Ved-
nesdlrt• .1 tines Bradford Mei
h1. l.*lk
hurt. He was (hiving ir
team and a hoard. on the wagn.l was
moved and ran into the gr 1. The
..lhrr end struck Hruiford on the
',tele -awl the injne v 'will lay him up
fall: sense tittle. ,JD. St:INeri. thenl.Iook
the team and -had drawii-oely about
three loads to the .been when he had
• hisught,liund Pnnght in •t he carriers,
of the rutting hex email was so badly
tlaanglld- he had to kava- t fingers
Laken .01tani inky lamee to' hew the
MosD.ty, Oct. aid.
RIFLE AasoCIATION MEKTINo.- -The
Goderich Township Rifle Association
will bold'a shoot over the range on.
Salkeld's farm on Tuesday, October
!Nth. The competition will oe for the
Dominion of Cantda salver. All
members wishing to compete must be
present. Renato dINI, 500 and 000
yards. Shooting commences at 1 p.m.
LOTHIAN. -,
Tule-11)1V. Oct. 4t .
Lo..ti,-. -Mrs. D. McDonald. of
).ale Guidon, Mich....and her eon,
Angus M.:Donald,'of )'ort Elgin. apeut
twu.averks with James McDonald....
John McLean, of Guelph: is attending
a week at his aunt's. Mrs. Alex. Mc-
Lean's Mea. Gilmore has re-
turned fr a few week's visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Cbaa - O'Hara, near
Chesley ' 13 H. McDonald spent
Sunday at R. H. Ma.Kenzie's.
Semen. Kerma -The 1ollowine is
the report of S. ti, No. 7 for the month
of September. , "Nettie. occur in order
Of merit : V. -John McKeith. Sr.
IV. -Kenneth--Henderson. Jr. IV. -
Kelso
V, -Kelso al. Nov. Sr. 111. Clarence'
Henderson, Olive' McKeit h. Jr. III. -
Jennie Johnston. Gralia11t McNay,
Eva Homan, May Stele. Earl b4wenn.
Thoma. 1 poke. Sr. 11. -Rob Hehu.
Jr. II: ).aura Stein. Mr. Pt. II.-
1Velli, . tun Henderson, Alex. McNay.
Jr. Pt. 11.--Iisit)tive Stein, Henry
Gilmot••, John Gilmore, Thtnuas
Helm. Sr. 1't. 1.--Jla,il Hogan. [ uis
Barge. Jr. Pt. 1. --David Cooke. J.
E. JeeN41•0re Teacher. '
ST: HELENS.
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MoN»Av, Oct. are.
se Altos RErunT. - V. Margaret
Miller, Clare nee :McTlionald. Sr. IV. -
Maud McQuillin, Jr. IV. Winnie
Woods, Prances Anderson, -Clara
Woods, Rod McQuilliu, Hazel Audea-
seas ):+nest):Gout._ Sr. 111.- Stewart
McGuire. Cecil Hyde, Ewart Mcl heei-
sent;
Roy sthilh, Gordou Mreherr:,n.
McKenzie %Veil!, 1Vilfred MtQuillin,,
Beattie Smith..E411 1'1 atistnn, Andrea
Gaunt. - Lr. -III. - Mary. Maditaillin.
Gladys Hyde, Ethel .An. earn. China
l►1cQuilliti, Jobu Gau 6Iadys %Vebh,
Della .l'r:lusteh' /It. -- Het ben Mc -
t te)))ns V�ir s-'otids, I.•nne %Vood ,
,nen,at get
Mc 1 n -on -+idles, Ai x. Put vis, Carlyle
third one. •gg•uh jnjutcd
ting on nicely.
ate, Willie Fulster; •Eddie -Mc-
. Nure:s.-Pot tale.ligg ugi.rtht;.irder (j'iillin, Mxd.leska ))aunt. Sr. Pt. 11.
• of the div: The. ttlt+erN 1115 turning-,loswioh Muster, Willie McQuillan,
oft not bad in most pb.cre Mr. Evan MsQuillin. .Ir. Pt. ii.-E,nnra
,and Mrs. tf tAckert sgwut Sunday:ticQ.ttllin. lludrliiie (:utast. Torrance4 •.At+drr-on."Jeal►"AIoQ03.14irt,--Liseie-X'+ar-
with the letter's si.t►r,' 1rs: (' Z'iin- ti-. Stanley1'odd.'Sr. Pt. i. -Beatrice
gran)-. 'Mr. am, Mrs. B. Vendee- ‘lrQilillin, .Iraq Gaunt. Jr. Pt. kr-
burg .pent Sunday with bends at
Earl. (:aunt. Annie Pucci., Mxi•Pl
Kinlosigh-.._..\1 n. H:_ i'iecehasce-
'Woods, Lorne Webb, Verna Mcs
turned borne after -Mending a week 4'41". 1rrslie•- Pi" -P."••• (reitter:
ealing her dnugjlter. Mrs. Harrison.-'l'helnia Smith, Viola Baker. Num -
near Kincardine, her ..n roll 5.5: average attendance 17.
LETITI A E. flutists. Teacher.
. - CARLOW.
COLBORNE.
1F•erroa .Ort. Ith:
Gorse 1st Crrt.t.t•:or:.-John C. Mil.
lion, w0 attended the (ir,derich Col-
legiate Institute' for two years and
secured his•seconul-class certificate at
the Iiildelitti rlll•1' exam,) lat.t llm5. also
---passedd his complete matriculation on
September 2lat-sale left this week fur
• Termini. where he -will attend Victoria
0ollese as :e candidate torr the min-
. istry. John Naas +. bright' futiu•e be-
- fore tint :alttd his many "friends will
loutm.1hoping t,hst•he Attain. to the
sueee'e which he deserves.
M tjru.ANI' Cs
o. NoTKr,-O.
11. and Mrs.- Forster .;petit Sundayin
the county town Mr. and Mrs.
-Feank-1lixhnp, of Glebe-irkwerethe
Mier of N. .er on Sunday
Miss Anl+Vula !tarsi is visiting with
friends in limit -rich.. 1 . Kurschin-
ski and M. Olderh..t • et ..ted their
• silos this week We me pleased to
•i.re that Henry 1" g is able to 14'1 hint. Jr. 111.--Tteatta levy, ',Manaround again Mier his illne•sv McI'bre, Ross 'McPhee, Violet Huwil-
Miss Agnes Flick is im-the sick list Inn. Hari> %Vatson, Will Young. Sr.
II. Marie Stiatsoir 1Vatt Hamiltuon,
Edna Jones, Verna Hamilton. Lara
Rutledge,. Elsie Le. y. Jr. II. \Vile
DUNGANNON.
I A. NEWTON, DENTIST. LUCK -
NOW. -At
IUCK-
NOW.-At home every day exoeat Thuni
days. New reinter tor estrarUiuiteeth tdomno
form). better than eaa Crown and bridge work.
etc. Aluminum plata. mon breakable.)
N. Rt -You can always hal ejyour work much
better done In the dental ofp.e-more time
better foreigier for doing the work. more eoa-
tort•hle for the est.ent.
NOTICE. -THE LOCAL AGENCY
in Uungaueoo for The :signal ie at the Post-
omoe Hook and Stationery !Rove, where
order.. will km received tor subscription.,ad
vertising and job work, sod receipts wil be
aiveo for amounts geld for the ...air
TtesuAv, Oci. tth.
Ed. Johnston and tattier, of Clinton,
visited Johu Jobnetor oyer Sunday.
Harvey T'releaaven, of Wingham
Business College, agent Sunday at his
home herr.
Thomas Smiley and family are wov
ingg to Goderich this week.
Harty Ryan is moving into .I:.r vil-
lage this week, lie will reside ie: N1 is -
EH n Dernin's house.
v. W. E. Hassard, of Toronto, -
pFrelac ed in the Methodiet ehurch here
tiunday morning,
The crweot work of It. Hasty's
house is finished ready for the roof.
The Goderich, Rural Telephone Co.
have the holes- dug from Nile up to
the village. Thos. •lohnatundelivered
some pots' Monday of this week.
J. Itr McNah chipped ten crates' of
live fowl %Vednecality of this weeks
The directors of the Weat 1Vaw±r
nosh Fire rnsueence'Co..met in Et-
liytt'a hall Tuesday. All the elands
were adjusted satisfactorily. Clnitnu
swounting to illi) have all peen paid.
RELIGiON AND ECONOMICS.
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A. B. Farmer. of Toronto, at Baptist
• Church on Sunday.
••Raeder unto Caaesat the thioga that
are Caveat's, and unto God the tbiugs
that are God's." wasthe text teem
whieh'Mr. A. B. Farmer, B. A.. of
Toronto. sectetei c of the Tax Reform
ague of Ontario, *eke at the liap-
t t church Suuday morning.
eviewiu •• in outline the history of
Ra e. Mi. Farmer showed that at the
tis• of Christ's ministry the Roman
Elul cur had centred iu hiuitelf all
the o 1,•c+•and authority of what heel
ue . •0 an elaborately organized t'e
ublic. t :trait' was the st ate.
The at we• of our Lord to the ques-
tion sot . e Pharisees asstames right,
of larupe•t,'. There -are people who
drily the t ate • • of property rights
in -anything. - esus as.uwes property
right.. ' WI) ' doe, He not - explant in
det ail what • o,e ijTitit are ? 'Be
cauaet we all re 'graze property rights
instinctively. d'o law of prop_rty
is, as Moses wi-ot on our lip' and in
Mir hearts.
Yet there seems •t be touch orntu-
Tian -rebuts- peepestt), aghtal today.- "a-
TFKstray. (ht. kb. .
A'I'at:AT IN. NTirtte.-Arratigemruts
are )ring madefor a sacred concert to
heheld in Smith's Hill church oh Fri-
day. I nth loot., by the. Imperial male
quartette of Lilodun. These singers,
who have a splendid reputation, ap-
pear ill Clinton on the lath and e are
fortunate in having this opportunity
ofsecuring them lera conceit hew.
The proew•ds are to go to the toted furrepainting and repapering the intetios•
of the church.
Settees Heseetr.-j!'otlowillg• is .- a
rep irt'of the standing i the pupils. of
s. S Nin :d, Colborne, fur the month
of September, based On conduct, at-
tendence and weekly examinations :
V.---Elm.1r Ruta'tson, f.ilian Watson.
IV. -David McMillan, Ella Robertson.
Elwin 11
Itutledge., Sr. 1. - AdaShields. Mary Medd, Evelyn Young -
with an attack of htonchtlls J.
• McClure was on 1 he read Last week
erecting Gasp' nnr )ode's, '
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riser Howatt, Frank Shields, I:irk ill
•-ASHFIELD. Young. Ralph Mcl ties, Hilda 'Hardy.
Tuw•y,hn• 12.11'Nl I1.. -- I'nuncil 11144 i (Iurdora Taylor. Frank Srrijugeuur,
September 17t1.: all ineiii a•rs present'Celia Harrill ,n. .1 verage attendance,
31. M. It .I a- h..N. Teacher.
Councillorexcept Councillor Kit•ktey, absent :it.. hospital. Minutes of Last meeting lip -
pi oved, nn mut ion of .Councillors Hun-
ter and I Calton. The cl eaallter's stat,=
uten1, showing :. lobo -ice ur slit w,.
was tiled. " A note Int' $13' was tltatti.
to sheet current expenses. The clerk
was instructed to write R. .1. Stewart,
solicitor for John Gentles' e•atate, for
his reasons for expecting the cnunril
to provide a right of -.cst for W. H.
AUB JRN. • .
fR1TPII I.I'MRIA-Rli DCFDAR
Shingle, tor uttt. b:i'rAT): ,IAMI:ti
1Ve:nNl,lrtt', OM. 5th.
Curie 11 _. No•rt:v. - The Epwot tb•
League will meet on Thursday 'night
this week instead of Tuesday, the
change having been made on accnnnt
4 N. it, lot Nu.J3, L: R. II,L• w No 9.0o4 the Bible Society meeting on Men-
lo levy tater' fat county. tows shiltand i Try night A rntnslolia1•t from
• school pue•pli.#., tv, regnlnrly passed. I Indra is to sneak in the Lutheran
Applications fol collector were read
flout 1-.1Id Andrew, John N. Mc-
tdthth..'IHarveel-1 Purr seri 1''tw air
Ken,ie„ C. E. Mrl/onegh and W. P. held in the CbFlirch of England last
louuclms Sunda) by the new rector from
>mMandorson. Moog)' by
Blyth, Rev. T.
Hunter and Dalton that owing to,the H. Farm _l a is a good
'absence of Councillor Kicklev the ape -preacher.
poiututent of s. culleetor be laid torr 11AerEKtNos.-The acho.,1 is closed
to a sprfeal meeting to M, held Sep- today on account of Blyth fair
feather lith. Carried. 1'.•titinns to Mr. and Mrs. C. Bell visited friends
have weed inepectnt•- appointed were near Winghatn from Pride). till Mon-
ies eived signed by of er fifty rate- they. taking Mille fair on Friday
payers. Moved by Councillors Dal- Joe Carter and Charlie Asquith are
ton and Stewart that on account of away k. inspect the packing of apples
the complicated rendition of the law in 1sew York State. 11'e hope they
regarding noxious weeds the Reeve will net forget to bring a .few barrels
and clerk interview Solicitor l'roud- home with them, when they come.
foot for advice and report the same at Mrs. Joe Carter is visiting et
'ase oecial meeting September'21th. Car- hef home for a few weeks Quite
tied, Several accounts for gravel, a number will take in Blyth fair to -
tile, timber and work totalling $314.7t day if the weather clears up.
were orddeed totwpaid and on motion Sista Socttrrv- MKRTIN/a.-The an•
• of Counoillort Stothers and Hunter nual meeting of the Auburn branch of
>s,_ council adjourned to meet at Wm.he Upper Crated* Bible Society was
Riches tit r . �e
11T .mRemlier 21th..held in the Methodist church on Mon-
st the special meeting (council- day night. Mr. Robinson, the presi-
tor Kicklev was still absent, hut by dent, presided at the meeting, which
telegram signified his wish to have was fairly- well attended. After the
Isaac Andrew appointed collector, so reading of the Scriptures by Rey. K.
the motion of Messrs. Stothers and A. Miller, and prayer by Rev. Mi.
Hunter to appoint Mr. Andrew ranee- Hansard, the agent, the anneal report
tor was made unanimous. ,The invert- wee read by Mr. Neilson and adopted
Ligation of the weed question resuited and all the old officers of the Society
in discovering thabby sec. 40 of bylaw were re-elected. The report showed
No. 7 of 1904 all pathmaeters are weed that *Irian $•'r' had been raised for the
inspectors in their respective divisions, Society • here. The work of t he
also that the appointing of special he
epectors at this time of year would be
of no benefit. 1 t was moved by
Messrs. Stewart and Dation. and car-
ried, that the clerk send each path-
master a letter of instruction.' respect-
ing his duties, both as regards weeds
and repairing1g and keeping open roads
in winter. Council then adjourned to
October 22nd at 10 a, m. Taos. O.
At.t.tex, Clerk.
have yet to meet th man said. the
speaker, ".oho mall bel" ieved' that
tirty per cent. or any, •ober per cent.
of the value of en art •le tigbtfully
trecatnrtbw 4'..tperty t14 .•-trtatee ,r
cause the article was caret dactvs, an
imaginal y line."
1Ve recognize God's right .f (mum.ship to all the universe by right of
creation. We recognize Go 'ir right
to the individual and all the tut 'vidual
may posses.. But (sod \teco nine.
some things as the pt_•opet'ly o the
state. Whet ate they? Lett, us ale
sott,e t•xaruples :-.
1'he city of 'Toronto receives ft..
the 'I'oruuto Street Railway over $30o.
Iter a year. representing a capitalized
vahae.i,f $001
,.1,00u more. 11 it were
not for this rag:cenrent the street t.ail-
way franchise. wield be worth that
inuch more to - the company. This
ti
fianchise value is not due to the work
of any individual, or of the cumpauy.
but to the growth of the city. 1t
surely belongs by tight to the city, not
to any indtt:aduul: Liu the value of all
-privileges granted by the state belong,
to the atate.
•'Gouts down to my office at the em-
itter()I King and Yonge streets, Tor-
onto. and I will give you another ex-
ample,- said the speaker.. "Tho build-
ing (in that corner is out of date, and
will soon be pulled down. But the
lot on which it lands was sold within
the year tor ffi 50,+itt, i value due W
nothing the owner ever did, but solely
to the growth and Activities of the
city:"'
t`'itla several other illustrations the
spr,aket showed that laud values were
puhGr '.Glues, At present. 'however,
these taluea Were left iu private pos-
session. age the state was forced to
take th:tt Which belonged to the indi•
victual and to. God. If a man painted
his house in Goderich,-or built a ves•-
andah, the :Weenier tined him for it.
No wonderso many houses were un-
painted. -If it business man on the
Square spent $1,30impr.,ving his
Orals tas
store, be sessyd $1,01N1 and an
extra $2:10 business assessment besides.
And so enterprise leas obstructed, and
the young teen went to the cities.
or went to the West where the state.
did not steal from the individual et,
much of the results of his eftnrtw.
"The promise of Gal is that if you
keep His law you shall multiply in the
Lend. The population of this county
instead of multiplying is diminishing.
is God's promise vain ? Or is it not
that, you have broken His law, you
have failed to render unto Caesar the
things that are Caesar's, and unto Ood
the thinks that are God's 7"
Economic questions, public ques•
tions, we're teligous questions, the
,speaker asserted in conclusion, and
'only when people had learned to ren-
der to the state what belongs to the
state would the individual be able to
render to God the things that are
God's, only thea would Christianity
cease to be a byword among unbe-
lievers.
In the evening Mr. Farmer took for
his subject, "Thy Kingdom coml., Thy
will he done on earth as it is in hea-
ven."
The law of God's kingdom. he said.
whether in the individual heart., in
heaven bey ond, or in the kingdom yet
to be established on this earth. was
the law of love. A deep. broad Christ -
like love for all mankind wm11d mean
strength and richness in the individ-
ual life. peace and harmony in the
Wilily life, and would also mean the
solution of all (hoes vexed social (pies -
Society was well set forth and Mute tions of our times. 1t would make
ss
tested in an etcellent addregiven people seek to understand each other.
ae
by Rev. Mr. Haard, wittiness being and from understanding would spring
shown of colpoorteurs at their work in a deeper Nympathy and a more chant -
different parte of the world. An idea able and torgiving spirit. It would
of the missionary work done by the also enable people to Nee that much of
Society in Canada alone is shown by the evil, degeneracy, the vire and the
a study of the Government figures of Cristae of our times is doe to condition.
immigration to Canada by national)- resulting from unjust laws. It would
tient, These figures were distributed stimulate Christians to right throe
on leaflets by Mr, Hauerd, laws and establish justice in the
lcaralgia
is Rheumatism of the face.
Uric Acid left in the blood
by disordered kideeye
lodges along the nerve
which branches limn the
eye over the her -head, and
acro.' the cheek to the
side of the Duca The
cause is the same it. in all
Rheumati.m- disordered
)Gdneys. The cure is like-
wise the .acne--
Dodd's
Sidney
Pills
laud.
"There Is nosurer Wait in whi4h any
man ran coupe into close fellowship
with tied than by consecrating his
self to loving service to his fellowmen.l
and to the estal,li.hnaett of (it.l:.j
kingdom of justice and iigltte.oust,'asl
in the earth."
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The Signal and The ))lobe will be
sent for a year to any :lathers in
('
Gnat1 f $I a or 1 :dl.
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Our Store News for This Week II
Just read what rte are doing in Coats, Sweater Coats, Bargain Dress
Black Sateen Skirts, Wool Hose, Gloves,. Mill Ends of Flannelettes.
Coats
Our )'oats are floe value this
season, and iu the .Ory latest
et) les. Long and mutt -fitting.
))lack, blue. greet, brown. grey.
Tailor - made and cut to fit.
Iteever and kersey cloth.
Sample Coats
Quite a lot of manufacturers
`ample (Mata+, all in the new
styles in black. Regular prices
from $1'1.00 to $13.50. We can
.ell Chem frown >17.0o to $8.so.
They ate none the wore* for
being samples --a fag bargain.
Tweed Coats
Just twe lent Tweed Coats,
regular price =17.50. sale price
$8 00.
live only in this lot, $10.00.
for $5.00.
1' •ur gills' Coals, 05.110. tor
$2 92
Two long grey l'I-ter Coati.
01'2.51. for $1.50. These Tweed
(Slat t • •• re great bargains.
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M I1, ORDER COMPETITION --
'1'w.r w.-'1. n- • ab Inatot:uted 11tt• f.t.e that ;I's T. I•:..tau
I'.,.,pot:t tiT •• nu.e'e ;lsaut $LiiN) tit' c,Ft.l e•,t,1t th:oogh the
1 1,1'i01 !Sol s' oo aloin•. This eve ,, raters wit rat.
rof u,otle}- mu 1 , o. e one• thing. mid 1lt,a::^ 1l• it thr'1' h stet: (',•.
uutit get this '.r.1) Si i.r•L- iu pidits be•fe a they Call`. show -any
margin of p1..tit lot thatt.,edtes. Yes,•th••:e i, no dotalet
I hat -they are making big poets/. in oriel . wise:•nate fists (rig
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.axi><-tt,e i,. igilt Inst •, •t
111r y.•ttthlnl it ahv,s'., ^3f.. t , • •F• t '. • ., lu7llte t ..h•••.•• t.i:ail
ora'.,•t hOLt s. 1).• pori re,ueual.t'& of '. :a i,•.t w alga^itit•itt1"MGl1
clerk was cai e.1.:. with .:orae twenty -fit-• .•f E.191m + . n{ill ol,l••t•
lettere in his itt-ids- pocket . Yr,, he was .'..tight ail right.
1)tllr--'"rl-i.W in*]TT ;TtTiit-rilni' kind of let leis 11.Net ... ti.dt
rind Sluip.,nt. not et•.•ee an.l the .send •rs tweet• lt,•at• of again:'
11•hy d1•1 I'..t..r,', an:''iin,p-•nos 1 •1,••rs boys• s ech :ut `'heat•
1 tiutt to that gsl-sal clerk'' Wel;. ' L - i- 11 sty, you ...in goes.,.
Eaton,:uni simile ons do: a c,,-11 I,•t-inoss..nd naturally w•1t4Q
you ,.r+ul them an or,ler for goods Sol ••n-•i,r.' etlouglt uaoney
1•1..vet- the pin ch....•,
Now, if air. foetal 1lerk i, ine1itierl to b,• dishonest .at ,all'
to hose letters would lie ise liable te'put Fitt his ps•k,•t lir. ? 1/id
you coot• send an order to }?..110/114 ut $intp,:,n, that y;iu .1111 t
4e•t :a rrpiy :uul crier get ytrttrga+wia-.ar Soft{• ttµntvy lick :' If
you didn't, •ithers did. This i, a positive (ia. -Naw•, it wasn't
the fa .111 of our postal ,),tent, I1 -or do wr,beli.-ve it est-. the fault
of this trail ordei hoes,. 1. it n.•v.•rthele,^ y,r:r money wee I.t.t to
you fnt,•yer. 11'here eu old it have gone to. That's thegnr•lition
that you haven't been able t, s ,lve vet. Will you still take
:mother elttulre like the last one?' We think u•ot.
:1 fee year,. ago.. in fart until only ii•eently, every mereha
t h.• c...tntry feared , the l.ig mail enter house., and t 1 :.
ii d ever\ rrasuu to do tow Ili the tiute of 'timothy Eaton, when
he rettd•til the pt•tewut big store..be w:is nut' riding around in
elan frit.. autinuobili+., he did not hate the fluent yacht that sail.
t he an -et lake.,'hr had no printte tars on t he railroad in at 1 i•h
to (ray •1 in the Most extravagant style, he didn't furnish
elalsuat aut•innobiles to each and every oar of his nn('iu.gers : lie
did not It 't•e a quarter of a million of dollars to. give away
to a hospita lard he wasn't throwing Lewey fort Imes totliis thing
and that. 1) , no; he would have thought it was, .t starriflre • t'
profit, to he a rav:want in this wary. 'Who 1.-gtay:iug f.ir_ thi"
difereurv, of lit 'ng ? it 1, you. How? Just this wmv:-The
profits that these patties are snaking today enables them ro
it.
No carte does th outside merehant nerd to fest. theft. The
great head' and fit,tnd • of that one c panv, is gone. with tl
+,salt that p16:es lose 'umpwl^A notch -higher. Articles that
merchants wird to sell at Eaton. had iii 30e. arta 81! on with a
giooid many lines. but that - all changed today. The net iele that
h:atoms are ',Abut( toiay at: ' you ean hey right, here for the
same phoney, and we will def) 11 contpari.on. We nor tuakiilg
these statements openly becalmwe know what we may is the
troth, and we are art afraid of t big corporation r 'ng Back
al_ne
_
• Why Moil the pest de ser this fn themselves ? 11•e answer :
they coal. Are It If they only would, great many people send
away their (nail orders Without first, ask tg the valtles at It
and even ,euiP butane -et people who ilial their money in this
town have been guilty' of tbs. snore thing. t f Chis her, w•,,
are pleat -ed to say they are few, and we are • d of the nuuttte•rof
good Loyal citizen. that first give the utero • ants at home a
chance before sending out of town. if you are s to cow cant get
the nrticle yen require, Tenet, emir ot•der with the ., merchant
and tell him to get it for you. Tell hits the price on want to
pay and you can rely (otitis getting you the article, nit giving
you good '.aloe, too,
You may way Ratans 1)14(1 Simpsons buy' cheaper t n our
home dealers. This may be so, but not in all eases. have
interviewed theheads of two of our home manufacturers. e
is the Jackson Manufacturing Co., and the other the Kenning
Furniture (10., and the heads of these companies state positive
that they get the same prices from these houses as they charge
the home' merchants. These same gentlemen state they know
iievpral instances of their goods being sold to Eaton. and Simpsons
and being purchased from there by Goderich people who paid more
for the same article than wait a --ked for them in town by a retail
store ; besides, they bad to pay the freight extra on getting them
These are only a few of the arguments sir:. could use in sup-
port of our claim that we can sell goods just as cheap here as you
can buy from the mail order helmes.
As already stated, we are not only stating facto but we are
going to prove them by selecting all of the specials they adver-
tise in these catalogues and placing them beside our own goods
on our own counters, so that you will be able to judge for your-
self the truth or falsity of our claim.
Again anxiously yours.
NEIL C. CAMERON,
CAnsiion's DEPARTMENT STONE.
4
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Bargain Dress Goods
Just examine our bargain
table. You will find great values
on this te1.1e. Itegular pricxw
R,ie to $1.25. . i t to 5i1 inches
wide. sale twice.37'C to 55C.
Sweater Coats
Fin children, boy., girl.,
women and men, in white. car-
dinal, ata y, blown and black.
All made for this se.ton'e wear.
and correct make. Prices 7Sc W
$5 co•
Black Sateen Skirts
• A big l..t from a Maker givee
us the lest value we ever tittered
in ready-made Skirts. lengths
Sin, 441 and t'. inches..
Mill Endi
Flannelette M 11 Ends, 31 to
35 inches wide. in ends from '2; ti.
10 pant-. ' Pesti, t goods and
fully sJ) per taste. lower than
piece prime., .
- - \\-
J. H. COLBORNE
.
Goods,
Wool Boise
We have twine
of their beat
lines from ree mills We csst
surprise youthin a'S,c wool stoct.
ing. You haven't seen sus
value anywhere. No seams and
fast black. Better ones at 3's•
and blc. We carry uowe of our
own mill's best lines. Quite it
yuwber ask for the Ooderich all
wool rib Hose, and there are
none better for the money. 'Ft y
a pair.
Corsets --D. ec A.
Corsets -E. T.
If you want the twat vales -
in Corsets, buy either the O..l A
or E. T. Ask for the very Ion_
D. & A. at $1.255. ')'bis is one „I
the latest models. Very letie
below the waist line and :a great
' 'favorite.
Gloves ,
ICashniere, fleeced and wool
11 Gloves, 35l•, 35e and 50e, all size.
Our Showing ofladlies'
and
•
WIN SER
CO„ATS
IS 11?/w Lomplktc.
Beloti you buy
• ,r ou'shonld know..
of
The Vaive
The Beauty - ' The style
sad the Ser,ieesble Ostllsests,
here. Come and
. look. Splendid .
varietytif :choice
at any price, and
to suit all purses.
JOHN STEAD
1 -ad.-, Vdear, furl and ( halt. Hamilton Stre,:
J
DISPENSING
t
The greatest carr is taken in dispensing at this store. Tie'
lmrest drugs art- used. and yen may bring your prescription
herr with the greatest confidence- that it will receive proper
atleul.)oe.
TOILET ARTICLES• We niak.• a specialty nt
tl?eee, and ,, supply you with the latest and hest goods,
H. G. DUNLOP, The Druggist,
1..roth t -
South Side Square,
Reliable
Footwear
When buying your Boots, Shoes or
Rubbers this fall, buy them at an
exclusive shoe store, where you 'will
find an assortment of good reliable
Footwear to choose from, that cannot
be equalled west of Toronto.
GET YOUR RUBBERS NOW,
have them properly fitted over dry
shoes and you'll have better satisfac-
tion. We have protected ourselves
and our customers by buying largely
before the great advance in price, so
can offer new season's goods at last
year's prices.
REPAIRING
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