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THE SIGNAL : GOJ)ER1CH, ONTARIO
TOPICS.
C. P. R. Notes.
Aloold Bros, shipped scar ot horses
to titarbuot, Man., this week.
CooAuctor Wm. Scanlon, one of the
first maduotors to run out of Gods-
rlcb iso the C. P. 8.. is again making
GOdsilch his ',snidest, after en
' absence of several months. He takes
the plats of Cuuduct 'r Jenow McDon-
ald, who has been countered terred to the
Woodstock and St. Marys branch.
The River Has Broken Up.
The warm wave during the early
part of the week was suttloilent to set
Limbs moving on the Maitland River.
The ice broke first above the Saltford
bridge sod moved down some distance
and on Tuesday It moved on out into
the lake. Indian island, north of the
river breakwater, is covered with
pugs cakes which will likely remain
there until tbe combined effoate of the
gentle spring rains and -old Sol" will
Mud them to that state from which
they sprang.
Inspector Robb Dead.
Word was nteelved • this morcing
from Brussels at the death of David
Robb, inspector of public scboole for
East Huron. which occurred at his
home at Brussels last night. Mr. Robb
had been in failing health for rune
time awl at the January meeting of
the county council be resigned bis pogo
Rion. the resignation to take effect at
the end of thhr rnooth. Dr. J. M.
Field, of town, was appointed to suc-
ceed hits. file late inspector was ap-
pointed in June, IWO. and has been a
inoat'emcient and painstaking official.
aright Outlook for Menesetunt Park.
The Doming season promises to be a
busy one at Menesetung Park, A
syndicate representing resideots of
Toronto, London and Kt. Marys has
purchased thirty lots en which it is
(attended to erect summer cottages.
It is confidently expected tbat sixteen
of the number will be built this sea-
son. Each cottage to be erected will
be of a different type- of summer
honer, and local arcitects are busy
preparing plans for the mane. Men-
esetung Park will, doubtless, be a
lively spot this summer.
Ladies Have Successful Evening.
The &Imael high tea given in Knox
church lecture room Iasi- Thutrday
evening by lbs ladies of the congrega-
tion .vas one of the moat suc^et►aful
events of the kind ever beld in Gode-
rich. For o r two bours the ladies
were kept serving the good
things pro for the occasion to
the large number of patrons. who had
learned from former experiences of
the reputation Knox church ladies
bad a.yuired as providers of • first-
class aeon. When all had been
served Rev. Geo. R. Ross acted as
chairman while a short rnuoical and
literary program was tendered. The
net proceeds of the evening amounted
to *125.
Nothing in 1L
A report gained considerable circu-
lation during the past week to the
effect tbatthe Canadian Paciflc Rail-
way had secured control of the line be -
Matsu Goderich and Kincardine whieb
is being oonttrueted by the Ontario
West Shore Railway. The report was
published to severs! of the city papers:
but The Signal lip infnruied that there
is nothing in it. H. J. A. McRwan,
secretary 01 the Ontario West Shore
4'ompan y, states that be knows of noth-
ing whatever that i-ould give ground
for such a report. The Ontario West
Shore has not sold out to the C. 1'. R.
or to any other company. As soon as
the weather is favorable. ronstruetion
work an Use line to Kincardine will he
pushed to completion. The track is
already laid from Goderich to Port
Albert. and the grading north from
Port Albert to Kincardine is pretty
well completed.
House of Refuge Committee.
The bonne of refuge committee of
the county council met et Clinton on
Tuesday of last week. All the mem-
bers were present. The house of re-
fuge was inspected and the committee
expressed itself se pleased with tbe
management. There are eighty-one
inmates in lbs house at the peewit
time. Two tenders for bread so
were received and the tender o yV
H. Agnew for either white or brown
bread, at *2.75 per cwt.. was accepted.
The quarterly accounts, amounting to
111,484.711, were audited end ordered to
be paid. The account of Hoover k
Bali for $35, for the burial of Mrs.
Wallace, was ordered settled. This
amount war left in trust with the
county for thin purpose. The oom-
miittme coosidered .the application of
Mre. F. Bilge, to have ber father and
mother, who are aged residents of
Mullett, admitted to the hoose.
Reeve Leiper, of Hullett, was prees•t
hod gave information respecting the
case. The clerk was insta ucted to
write Mrs. Mk* telling ber that it
will be necessary to meet and confer
with John Torrance, inspector of tbe
house et refuge. who is asked to act
in the case as be thinks proper.
Th. Rink That Is To tie.
The re -erection of the Goderich
skating rink, as pleased out by V. M.
Roberta and J. A Fowler, wi11 sake it
one of the wadi capacious and com-
modious; buildings of the kind in the
Province. The plans provide for the
extension of the rink the fun width.
71 fast. (Ser north to moth hom its
present Ned se far enetarIv as Water -
el, the residence now
• onthelot. TThevwarless sod will bay
a gallery raised tier stove kir from
the lee up, .i 21 fest The lee
will use 170 feel fest clear, and
at the asst wed there will he atsethre
eni Maw giaaurgfrom the Is. t1
At the Mel will he osrvow pllNfm
tiros sod tewd, Preis every porkies
of the • sear view of the
ice will . -MNud and t>s Ease
will hehel• fur at to stages•
sart
MOM for the
int= Ailed at wooers sod
taier"IN to perms 'nauseous fres
of . mid at She mattes
etteset mod resew Ottr kris
slid eeafMeeme with reddest sued wait
w ai w sea kb
and flonOr roust
MMefi'a of the this. dee rdpsk for
tba hewaeR doh ea tae either
.ewes glee pr sale ee s 1_ seeagrees
pd4ltttle ler Lala Po" "me C.
fort amid . tewi (tree hese low
soden in *very possible es••so.
Good Prices for Horses.
The bone market last Tuesday war
favored with excellent weather and a
large crowd of farmers was intend-
anee. A number of prominent yets
werelpraiseot from Montreal, To etc.
Stealth th and Lucknow, braider erveral
local buyers. W. Rutledge soil Chas.
Briwlrocuhe, of Goderich township,
Richard Orr, of town, and Prank
Keegan, of Bayfield, sold dnt-clase
animals at good ces. Other -sales
were made, both by auction and
private's. '1'wu beavv teams brought
over *tit (tech. The imarket was the
last of the series arranged for this
treason, though another one may be
held sorne time in Mae.
Public School Board.
A nteetitrg of the public school
holed was beld in Victoria school on
Mut day of this week. it was agreed
that the town council he requested to
on the title for the cogl prop
-
pad on Reboil 'street, whichh
ertynot
been done when the pro y was
designated for school purprieea. Jas.
Tait's request for an increase of $25
in salary as caretaker of Centre'
seboul was granted. Ben. Hoggarth's
application for the posit.on of care-
taker of Victoria school eras accepted
and Mr. Saunders gave notice of
motion that if he he tunable to begin
his duties by April lit the boned ask
again for applications.
Public Library tioara.
The members of the public library
hosed in attendance at the meeting on
Maturdsy evening were Messes. Kidd,
Tow, Fowler, Galt, Strang, Elliott
and Tigert. An account of Vt2 96 for
mail purcbaaed from the Goderich Coal
Co. was ordered paid ; also an insur-
ance renewal of $15 ; C. C. Lee, re-
pairs. *4.Oh, and Geo. Porter. book,
111.20. Mr. Fowler and Mr. Galt, who
represented the board at tberecent
meeting of the library institute of the
district at l4tratford. gave a report of
the proceedings. Mr. Fowler was
elected a member of the executive
committee. It W.P. derided to ask for
tenders from the dealers for the sup-
ply of twenty-five toms of coal. The
librarian's report tor February showed
receipts of 114.20. and a total issue of
1054 books and magazines,
An Excellent Program.
The choir concert In North street
Methodist church last Friday evening
drew* fairly large audience. Tbe.num-
hen rendered by the choir, under the
direction ot Mr. King. were well re-
ceived end showed careful training. The
reading. of Miss Jessie Irving, cd Ham-
ilton, were thoroughly enjoyed and
she will he heartily welcomed here on
any future occasion. The singing of
Mr. King wax a delightful feature of
the program. The solo, "Good-bye,"
was sung with much feeling, and ber
second number. "Rose of My Life,"
was an artistic success.. To hearty en-
cores she r•eeportded with " Home,
Sweet Home." which was charmingly
sung. Mrs. King is a decided acquisu-
tion to tioderich'e musical circles. Mr.
Fowler, bass soloist, made hie fln.t ap-
pearance before a Goderich audience
sad made a splendid iwprewion. A.
E. Cook also sang with good effect
and was received with appreciation.
to all. the concert was an exceptional
treat to lovers of music, and Mr. King,
the conductor, and his choir are to be
congretulat. d upon providiug so ex-
cellent a program.
Shipping Merger Consummated.
It is now reported that James Play -
fair, president of the Inland Lines, has
obtained control of tbe Northern Nav-
igation Co. For some time negotia-
tions to this end have beee in pro-
gress. The offer trade hy Mr. Play -
fair, and made public at the annual
meeting of the Northern Navigation
Company, was that 31 per cent. of the
stock should be turned over to him at
5125 within a certain time. The sale
of the stock was to he conditional on
the approval ot C. M. Hays. the com-
pany having a contract with the Grand
Trunk Railway which bas some years
to nun. Mr. Hays at first opposed tbe
negnntietioos, but was persuaded to
give his consent, end the deel went on,
Saturday wit. tbe deal day for the
stock Le be turned over and at least 54
per cent. was transferred. it is ex-
pected that the lines will now be
merged. Mr. Playfair, it is said. is
now negotiating with the directorate
of the Richelieu & Ontario Co., with
the object of forming a Ng merger of
the tnr.e companies.
The Gift of the Marys.
On the occasion of the coronation of
Queen Mary it is proposed that the
Mays of Canada shall unite with
their newness -keg throughout the Brit -
1.6 Empire in offering a gift to Her
Majesty. The imperial Order of the
Daughters of the Empire bas been
asked to collect for the gift in On-
tario. Contributions will he received
from five Dents to five dollar@ and may
be given only by those who bear tbe
name of Mary, May, Maria. Marian
or Marie. A list of oontrihutcra will
be forwarded, but not a statement of
the amount given by escb. The
choice of the gift will be left entirely
to the Queen. It is hoped that the
Marys of Canada will appreciate the
opportunity of showing their affec-
tionate
ffecttionate loyalty to Queen Mary. The
list must he closed hy April 1st. As
the time h eo sbort it would greatly
help the cornmittes if all who are in-
terested will send in c.,ntributioss,
with mantas in full, as early a. pos-
sible to Mrs. James Clark. treasurer
of the local branch of the Daughters
of the Respire.
LOCAL TOMO IN BRIEF.
. lraaek •at.- nag et.41u ear k
has 45. lags saaatsrt eat
:at weeeXiiketawi to
Qat mallets recuelf
w eocihu sed I. ` `
rr*irwwees. `.°,"jp..
alta e Rest
eels vis Piss iris fast
alt j'a ad at estakltehuged.
Tbtoc avow (P4lday) 1. St. Ps s
ay. WM, est the green reek meeting The amoral g .4 the Bast
H,nTbmbsre Mendocino is to be
held at *needs blah alb and fish.
n .• to !he Adasa•e „e C. R..R.,,
b► to e) gismo y bean • •. •. he •1s. ef
Lloyd Armstrong, charged with
boreseatualing, hoe bees postponed in-
definitely.
The monthly meeting of the laugh.
tax's of the Empire will be held at the
wart home oat Monday afternoon
nett, Marcb 2Uth, at 4 o'clock.
The people of 8t. George's oburch
expect to have a due new pipe organ
beton lona. Arrangements to this
end brve been proceetling for some
time.
There is some talk of the formation
of an association of beekeepers in
Huron county. A meeting will likely
be held for this purpose at Clinton
some time next month
A great deal of iotereet is being
waaifested in the Huron County Fruit
Growers' Association and the mem-
bership ot the organisation is rapidly
increasing. For the benefit of the
new members and thaw who porpoise
joluing. meetings will be held sber• /y
at Benmiller. Oarlow and Porter's HHI.
Pumps and all material nfor
spraying purposes are now .valla le at
D. F. Hamlink's office.
W. T. Murrey is -purchasing from
Mean. Kelly & Kelly a new E-M•F
motor car, which will help to make
the streets of Goderich lively during
the coming season, Messrs. Kelly &
Kelly are W. R. Kelly and J. B.
Kelly, who have formed a partnership
to deal in motor can. It is likely that
several new can, will come to Gode-
rich this year.
The members of the new fire bri-
gade had their first work-out last
Thursday evening. The alarm was
sounded shortly before 7 o'clock and
they succeeded in turning out and
throwing water in Victoria Park with-
in three minutes. Now that the new
brigade have made such a satisfactory
start in the performance of their new
duties, when will the next practice
Res. Geo. 1R. Roes, B. D., pastor of
Knox church, will give a 'Secture on
Monday evening, March 20th. on hie
missionary work i n Demerara,
British Guiana. Having been in elo.e
touch with the natives of Dem-
erara for•oeveral years, Mr. Ross will
have something very interesting to
tell about the habits and customs of
these people. The lecture will be
under the auspices of the MacGillivray -
Mission Band. Admission 15 cents.
Remember the date -March 20th -in
the lecture room of the church.
CARLOW.
WEDNESDAY, March 15th.
Ete RRTA I NEn.-Last Th ur ed s v even-
ing Mr. and Mn. Charles Robertson,
Carlow, entertained a number of their
friends at a euchre party. All had a
most enjoyable time. During the
evening the special prizes given by
the Colborne Rifle Club to the best
shooters were presented to the winners.
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KIPPEN.
MONDAY, March 13th.
A HAND4eH11'.-Last Wednesday the
personal property of the late Thos.
McKay was sold by auction. end a
very successful sale wru the result.
R. B. McLean is ad'uninistrator. It
seems hard in ccnnection with the
winding up of this estate that, since no
will was lett and there were no chil-
dren in • the family, half of the value
ot tbe'farm property goes to the Gov-
ernment. even though Mre. McKay
has worked bard, very hard, to pay
for their little farm.
NOTEat.-Our obliging station agent,
who hasn't been enjoying the beet of
health recently, is taking a holiday.
Mrs. Thomson an children,
after spending a week with her sister,
has returned to her home at Brooks -
dale. Oxford county Miss Potter,
of Holmesville, is spending a few days
with her cousin, of Zion City, ill„ and
other friends here . ..1. B. Dinedele,
who has returned from Mount
Clemens, Mich., where he went last
December, is very much improved in
health, though not completely cur'eel
His many friends rejoice with him ih
the marked improvement of his
health. He considers Mount Clemens
very superior bo Preston, which he
tried first, as Sanitarium for those,
suffering from rheumatism. The ex-
nse is only about one-half at Mount
Clemens.
EAST WAWANOSH.
BELORAVE, March 7th.
Coe:it 11, MEETINo.-The council met
today pursuant toadjourntient. Mem-
ben all present. Minutes of last meet-
ing read and adopted, on motion of
Councillors Campbell and Stonehouse.
The following pathmasters, pound.
keeper,. and fenceviewen were ap-
pointed for the present year and until
their successors are appointed ; Path -
masters -O. Rsitbby, J. (7. Stoltz, G.
Jenkins, R. J. Powell. Wm. Kehr.,
or., J. McCluskey, W. J. Dnbie, J. J.
Raithhy, W. Rtraugban, Wm. Toil,
G. Quinn. J. Caldwell, W. Fear, F. 11
Stalker, J. T. Wilson, Thos. Kernick,
G. Johnston, J. Hickingbottom, W. H.
Campbell. H. Buchannan, W. J. Stack -
WANTED
To complete our
files, ,we shall be glad
to buy copies of any
issues of The Signal
Of the years 1904 and
1905.
Persons who have
any copies of thews
years will confer
favor by allowing
Its to procure tbs.)
at the earliest pos.
aible date.
TES SIGNAL PalIfTllti(-
CO., LIMIT=
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Where Are jibing, My Pretty Maid P
W[WYN &MAN a5L "tailCan•ua.i
-when ars yea okra. ray pretty Wsail r
"Enlarring my raarketa, kind .dr,' she said.
-Way I trade with yea. 07 WOW maid r
-lie equal twas kind sir,' ahai id.
"Woe 1. year bt.Lar, a 7 petty mud r'
"Joliet Mall is 07 tether. load -Ir, she weld.
"What Is your tartisans, my pretty maid r'
"This land daddy gave me. kind .Ir, .he said.
"May I vee papa, my pretty mild r•
"1 run m7 own ranch, kind air." she said.
"thee 1 may marry yea, ml pretty maid o
."Nobody asked yolk kind air." ,he saki.
"Bat If I asked you, my pretty mall r
"There would be 'nothing doing.' kind dr.' shr
said
-Thos. Mcutlltouddy.
BORN.
POLLOCI.--1s. Gedeeis5, on Friday 1March.
•
cath, to Rax Rev. Mr. sad M .1. Pollock,
son.
DIED.
PLATT. --In Detroit. on Sunday. Marsh itch,
M.,.rry4.A. Iri
relict of the late Hamish
el
MENTION.
Dr. Holmes Is la Toronto use week.
Crown Attorney Santer le oo the sick Wt.
it. J. Magas loft on Wednesday on a trip to
W inuipgt.
Mrs. Jar. M. Field and daughter went to
Toronto this weak
Mrs. Wm. Could., of Exeter was the guest
of her moo. Leroy, and other Mends to town
over Sunday.
Wna inghaAdvaaoe: Miss Minnie MacDon
*14a1
, 01 Ood.,iccb, hi visiting her uncle. Mr.K D.
atellonakt
Sams uel and George Bissau left Monday
afternoon for Strath000a, Alta. in response to
it telegram announcing the death of their
brother. Robert Gleam
Mr. and Max Oboe. It. Chrystal and two
oklIdren, who bad been visiting their relative'
in town and vicinity stnoe Christmas. lett on
Saturday on their return to their home at
Mortlach.:iask.
house, Ben. Taylor, J. Williams, C.
Johnson, W. G. Nethery, Fred Cook,
S. Walsh, W. Fothergill, J. E. Noble,
W. McDowell, W. Rath, J. W. Mason,
D. A. Dunbar. W. Wigbtman, J. S.
Scott, T. H. Taylor, R. Owens, W.
Watson, D. Robertson, E. Pearen,
Ed. Walsh, N. Bolt, G. Page, J. Mc-
Burney, P. Gibbons, V. Anderson,
J. A. Brandon, J. Fergusoo, R, James,
J. Cochrane, George Coultia, R. Irwin,
J. Reid, I. Walker,' R. Currie, R. H.
Scott A. McDougall, W. J. Currie, J.
J. Ken, 1. Stewart, G. Wiiaon, G. M.
Robertson, T. Mowbray, F. J. David-
son, D. Crow, W Purdon, J. Smeltzer,
11. McGee, D. Martin. J. Gibbons, J.
Jamieson, G. C. Naylor, 11. McBurney,
A. Jamieson, Wm. James, J. Cham-
ney and L. Marwood. Pouodkeepers
-J. Hoare, 0. Quinn, J. C. Stoltz, B.
H. Taylor, G. Cunningham, R. F. Mc-
Gee,
o-Gee, D. Clow, T. Rohnson, J. Camp-
bell, J. Cochrane and J. C. Currie.
Fenceviewets-D. McGill, sr., P. D.
Stalker, G. L. Sturdy, W. Pattison,
H. Shiell and A. Robertson. Statute
labor scale same as last year. viz. :
Assessed up to *500, one day's work
from $500 to 111,0110, two days' work,
and for every other $1,200 or frac-
tional part over *000, one additional
day. The clerk was also instructed to
notify all petbmasters tbat road lists
when not returned by October 1st
nett will be placed on the collector's
roll as unperformed statute labor
and charged against the several
parties along with their other taxes.
Moved by Mr. Campbell, seconded by
Mr. Scott, that the clerk correspond
with our local member, Mr. A. H.
Musgrove, urging him to give his
asistance to the hill now before the
Local Legislature whereby ail iron
bridges of eighty feet or over to be
built in the future .ball be .:county
bridges, the county also maintaining
all iron bridgek of that length already
constructed. Carried. On applica-
tion a further extension of time was
given those parties interested in the
toll drain to Dome to Borne settlement
among themselves, it being expected
that some agreement satisfactory to
all parties concerned will be arrived at
in the near future. The clerk was in
strutted to call for tenders for thecon-
structlon of concrete piers and abut -
menµ also steel superstructures for
river bridges : For Mat'nnch bridge, a
two -span structure of 110 feet' each.
clear of abutments, tooth for a 14 and
10 -foot roadway ; for 101h line bridge,
a two -span structure of 100 feet clear
of abutments, also for both a 14 and
10 -foot roadway. Tenders to be re-
ceived up to 1 o'clock on Tuesday,
April lith next. Order. were passed
for payment of hall rent, ; Cbas.
F. Martin, putting in drain on western
boundary, $4. The council then ad-
ourned to meet again on Tuesday.
April 11th next, et 10 o'clock a. m.
ALEX. PORTERFIELD. Clerk.
j
English 'as Spoken.
George lacy Hillier. Rnglisb hicv:le
and tricycle champion in the days of
the hig wheel and hard tire, used
to tell an amusing 'story about his
trainer.
It appears that the trainer would at
times sot on Hillier's nerves by calling
him Mr 'Mier. One day. in ezaspera-
tJnn. Hillier said to him, "Why do
yon always cell me Mr. 'Illier. It is
not my name, you know,"
The trainer stood heck In astonish-
ment and replied, -Well, if s hafe
and a hi and a hel and a bel and a lel
sed a he and a har don't spell
'Oiler. I'd like te know wbat it do
spell.'-- Lippincott s.
Straight from London.
I• Asariea they have a Ane new
eagle iIl int W serous, who is always
nothing tato other nemils's Mtdeous.
They Bell him a "rubber " An Rlaraab-
wan is • New York stew
day was attracted by the e
asarroee orf a baby is ars.
powhom
mother was seated opposite bier. U.
amid sot keep his eyes off the nhIW,
and Ube mother. grow abgry, l.•s.e
for w e. r d and Word, • • Rurriew 1"
Tsawk you. nsedst exclaimed
the allsfflI.h.uan, sstsMi relieved : '1
thoulabl was nal."iLosdoe Chron-
MIL
Ths "Maple elno.sW' M a 'special on
satusrdays at Ar asrr7w e. llo,,,. is
Sad try It Ai the BALIMORAL Core
Mian floes. ,rh .1 • •ods a eresets t 11)
vttrtaisa lei the 1.41Se to at.etal her
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TinmsDaT, Kano Id, 19111 •
Stomach Troubles
Cured by Vinol
MERE IS PROOF
" I suffered so long from stomach
trouble and indigestion, that I lost
flesh rapidly - VINOL cured tae
after everything else had failed. It
strengthened my digestive organs -
gave me a hearty appetite, and I
can eat anything without the slight-
est distress. I do not believe any-
thing equals VINOL for stomach
trouble and indigestion."
W. Lt WATIRHOUSI,
Portland, Me.
Mr. Thos. G .Wallace, of Detroit,
Mich., writes, "I suffered for years
from a chronic stomach trouble.
VINOL entirely cured me after
everything else had failed."
It is the curative medicinal ele-
ments of the cod's liver, combined
with the strengthening properties
of tonic iron contained in VINOL,
which makes it so successful in re-
storing perfect digestion, and at
the same time building up the weak-
ened run-down system.
Trya bottle of VINOL with the
understanding that your money will
be returned if it does not help you.
11. 1'. Dunlop, Druggist, Goderich
Now
IS THE TIME TO BUY
Furs
We are offering any
Fur in our stock at
ONE-THIRD
OFF regular prices.
Women's and
!'hisses' Coats are
all marked down to
less than half-price.
John Stead
Hamilton Street
SUPERIOR SHOWING of EASTER and
Spring Millinery
Miss Donogh
announces ber Spring Millinery opening to take plane MI Tur.,las .
March 21st, and following days, when the high-class display will
include models of superior deeeru and smart, natty style'. also a
fine assortment of
Flowers, Feathers, Ready=to=wears
and some particularly good number+. in
Misses' and Children's Hats
A most cordial invitation is extended to the ladies to attend at
their leisure and view the showing.
Selling at Cost
FOR TWO WEEKS, BEGINNING
MARCH 18th
I will sell Fancy Goods, School Supplies, Granite and Tinware, so
as to make roomy for my spring stock of Dry Goods. Here are a
few prices that will interest you :
The best Talcum Powder 5c to 2(k
Perfume, per bottle ic, Itx sad lbc
Dolts at 15c
Dolls worth 25c for Sc, IOc, late
Clothes Racks worth :5c for 15c
Jardinieres worth 'Mc for 20c
Jardinieres worth 50C for 40c
Window Shades, complete, each • • , 30c
Scribbling Books worth 5c ea,;h 7 for 25c
School Bags (leather), worth 50c for40c
School Bags worth 26c for 20c
Stockings worth 15c and 25c for.... ilk and 13c.
White Embroidery Floss at 10 skeins for 95c
Silk Cushion Floss at, per skein do
Ribbon, 3 inches wide, per yard Sc -
Good Washing Print at, per yard 5c
Ladies' Suits worth *15.00 for$111.01)
Plaited Skirts for .... .... *2.25
Call and see my tables. These are only a few of m} prices.
GOODS DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF THE TOWN.
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Warehouse News
For the Farmer
We have a carload of Victor
Hog and Cattle Feed..i full stock
of Timothy and Clover and all
kinds of Field and Garden Seeds.
Baled Hay and Straw and all
kinds of Grain bought and sold.
Goode delivered to all parts of
the town,
A. J. COOPER
ra am.Non Street * °hone 207
THE TIME TO URC
That New Spring Suit
and Overcoat LS NOW
The selections of goods which .vis
carry are of first -chow quality,
and we have all the latest shades
at
HUGH DUNLOP'S
wEST STRKF:T
The tip -to -date Tailor
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What Has Dandruff Cot To
r Do With Baldness ?•
You see the statement every day
T,st the one cause of baldness 1e dan-
druff. Rut is It?
True, dandruff often precedes the
departure of the hair.
• Is equally true that you know
men with a shock of hair you can
hardly pull a comb throu`h, whn have
-arrled around a dandruff laden collar
as long as yon have known them.
You have also seen men whose scalp
• as kept as clean as a baby's whose
hair was surely departing.
That dandruff tall[ sounds welt and
convinces a goad many of us. but let
rs not tool ourselves.
01 course dandruff Isn't a good thing
is carry around, but It le only an In-
'Iration.
The same trouble 1Mt causes the
hair to tall out usually causes dart.
druR. so If you get at the cause and
arrest rhe loss of halm, you w111 stop
dandruff too.
7'ho•• who use Nyal'a Alrsutene Mid
It the most satisfactory hair healer
and heir dressier they have ever seed.
It does stop the hair from falling
out. • 0
It will ale" step *en.iruff.
Tour K al ltruUlst eheertully ree-
e las • It --111.I$ and tee In sprinkler
bott
Sold and garages h
P. J. OUTLAND S E. HICK
H. C. DUMLOY E R. WIGLE
GODERICH +
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P. T. DEAN
Monarch
Shoes
The season for spring footwear is here. Now that you are going
to put greater demands upon your feet, the question of proper
footwear is of great importance. :1 careful consideration of shoe
claims will lead you to select MONARCH SHOES, becuuse they are
loyal servants and faithful friends, always demonstrating your good
judgment and making no exorbitant demands on your pocketbook.
Displayed in our store in a variety of patterns and leathers.
Sole agents for goderlch
Downing & MacVicar
North Side of Square, Ooderich
A Startling Aonouiiceinent
would be eosttett to buy ea
good quality,
There are
Fred Hunt's
NAmil TON STREET
ly
We don't wish to startle
aro one, without cause, but what
we do wish is to have everyone
take advantage of the remark-
ably cheap offer we are making
in Coal Oil. The long winter
evenings ere not over by any
means, .o now 1. the time f,rr
you to buy
Pure American Oil
15c Per Gallon
5 Gallons
For 65c
is hotter still and, anyway, who
15 tents worth of Oil of smut'
Barrels of It at
Hardware Store
GODVRICr.
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