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Home My WebLink AboutThe Signal, 1912-2-1, Page 44 Tiva•DAY, FEBRU . U I, Wit THE SIGNAL GODI RICH ONTARIO District News. ST. HELENS. LANES. Motrn&T, Jan. 11U.h. TUESDAY. Jan. 90th Banana. -A meeting will be held in tae Foresters Hall on Thursday even - lag to organise s literary society. Mrs. 11. Rutherford spent a few' days in W i to ham, the guest of her sister, Mrs. Homuth .... Odin Mo-, Donald purcba•ed a flee span of beauy bones from the St. Mar 's Bros., Clif- ford ...Angus McDonald and Elli- ott Miner bsve boogbt Fred Webb's bush and ere busy taking out the tim- ber MIS Sara Redclif and Miss Mlma are visiting friends on the 9th concession A good number at- tended the funeral of the late Mrs. Mclaren on Sunday in Lucknow. BAYFIELD. TUESDAY, Jan. 90th. Miss Lizzie Ferguson, of Toronto, is visiting eher home here. AGAINST CHURCH UNION. -The re- suit scult of the vote recently taken on cbureh union in the Presbyterian con - ion hewas announced last rhatb by the pastor and showed a large majority against the proposed basis of union, the poll •tandiug at 20 in favor and 98 against. WeeriteO,-A quiet wedding took place Wednesday evening. January doth, at the home of James Cantpb• I1 when Miss Edna Hudie. eldest daugh- ter of John Hudie, of Ocderioh town - Ship, was united in marriage to Frank McDonald, also of Ooderic6 township. • The ceremony was performed by Rev. A. Macfarlane. ST. AUGUSTINE. TUESDAY, Jan. JOt•h. News IvoTttw.-Mr. Sellers, of Brus- sels, called on friends in this vicinity last week.... .A number of young folks from this vicinity attended the Burns (tall in Lucknow last Thursday evening.... The members of the Donnybrook C. 0. F. lodge held an oyster supper at 8. Thompson's last Friday evening. All present report having had • good time. ..Oswald and James Pollard, of Prosperity. have been assisting Gilbert Graves to cut wood during the past week The Jefferson Bros., of Donnybrook. are cutting wood in Wm. Syhibs' bush .. Wm. Stuart and Wm. Pierce, of Dungannon. bare Deem setting up the sawmill In Mr. McCabe's busb during Um past week. They nee now waiting Sithe holier and eogine to corns Horn near Lucknow and then they will soon have the mill in working order ... Arebie Martin ealled on Wingkam friends last week Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McCtnstie visited at the home of Wm. Wilson on Tuesday(3rolge McLean. ot Pitynton,• Sask., end 0. Robinson, of Lucknow, visited at Woo McAllister's this week. LOYAL. TUESDAY, January 30th. Lo (; A 1. Norns.-Mise Mary Mc- Murcby bas returned to ber home at Kintail lifter a visit of some weeks with her sister, Mn. Ueo. Ferguson.... Miss Rets W iia, of the G.0.1., spent Sunday with ber patents...,,. Messrs. Will Young aid Bert Vacate invited a number of friends to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Somersall. Friday even- ing of last week. A must enjoyable time was spent, dancing being in- dulged In until the woe, oma hours.... Jame* Jones, fonnerl of this part. but now of Sault Ste.. Marie. is renew- ing acquaintances here. We under- stand he has disposed of his farm, (+ootaining thirty-eight scree, to W. F. Young Miss Nellie Clark visited several days of last week with friends In Oodericb . ... We are pleased to state that Mrs. C. Tretbeway, who has been seriously ill at the home of ber parent•, Col. and Mrs. Tarcoe, is doin nicely and a speedy recovery in hop d for ..... William McPhee fer- ule bed the music for the oyeter supper and dance under tt,e auspicee of the A.O.U.W. at Carlow Thursday evt n• ing. AUBURN. WANTED. -ALL KINrS OF TiM- ICR. Highest crh t�,rr(1oespaid. Auburn MMa TATE JAM KS YOUNG. 17.tt W EDNEMDAY, Jan. 31st. Dr. A. J. Irwin, of Winghatn, vis- ited his brother one day last week. „ Misses Maud and May Ferguson were home from Clinton ever Sunday. Mrs. Chis. Bell and Madeline. of Blyth, visited fat A. A. Naylor's on Saturday. Miss Sarah Irwin. of East WawA- nosb, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Wm, Ruddy. for a short time. Tbe limelight views on "China and the Chinese," shown in the Methodist church on Thursday evening, proved to be both interesting and instructive. There was a good attendance. The sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be. administered in the Methodist church next Sunday into ring. At the regular meeting at Westfield on the following Monday, the quarterly offi- cial board will vote on thequeetion of church union. THE LATE MRS. Wit.LARw.-Tbe re- mains of the late Mra. Willard, ac- companied by the bereaved husband, arrived at the C. P. R. station here from Alberta on the noon train Satur- day. Service was conducted in Knox church by Rev. J. 11. Mane, after which interment wart made in the Col- borne cemetery. Deceased, who had been ill for a long finlike was a sister of J. Symington here. TORONTO NURSE TESTIFIES. After Being Treated by Three Doctors She Paned a Care is Dedd's Kidney Pills. Toronto. Out, Jan. lath. -(Apodal.) -"i suffered for five years," says Mrs. Alberts G. -fn. a trained nurse living at de. Wright ave.. this city. is telling d bay cure of nervousness and kidney amides by Dodd'. Kidney Pills. "My sutteese was named from a nervous bssekdown and wbat tbe darters ramal ineorat•I. Bright's disease, bseets►t on by a cold and long weeks of nnesing. M we. treated by tins doctors sod wee a patient 1■ two hospitals. but cwakar all time time. Seeing tdlkat Dodd'e Eid Pt1rs bed dome oAth•es IW net y the m and D it heemillt after taking tea $est Sm. slitbt or Mew boxes i am enecd tri. eon wait • tats LANES Lax ALa. --The fitrawts are taking advantage of the good reads the past week in getting the countless little jobs done for which they have been waiting for so long Reuben Tiffin, of Lethbridge, Alberta, who is back again to Huroo visiting bis many friends, visited at the inose of James Lane last week W. P. Sanderson, our merchant, is at pres- ent seriously Ell. He has been under Dr. t3irupson s care duringthe last week. Webop* by mixt ing be state that be is (m as rapidly as his many friends could wish.... Mr. and Mrs. D. Wilson, of Saratoga, vis- ited at Lanes on Sunday W. P. Reed is suffering from a severe cold at present. We hope that he will soots bo restored to his former health &gale. KIPPEN. WEDNESDAY, Jan. 31st. PERSONAL MENTION. --Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cooper, of Manitoba, were visit- ing friends here hist week and wive gone to visit friends in Howick. John Cooper. of Manitoba, also is bere Geo. Kinnaird, of Moxosejaw, is visit- ing among his old friends. He has been very successful in tbe West Mrs. NVR. Cudmore, of Beate r, is visiting her daughters, Mrs. Harvey and Mrs. Workman. She looks well after ber very enjoyable trip to Van- couver, B. C., last year . .. The many Western friends of Archie Ryckman, of Moosejaw, Sask., will be pleased to hear that be is visiting friends around here, accompanied by Mrs. Ryckman, be having married the popular young lady, bliss Cora Veneer. youngest daughter of Thomas Veneer, of Chiselhuret, on December 27th last Mr. Ryakman is a sample of the many young mea who have gone West to homestead and hove be- come prosperous. We congratulate him on having the good sense not to go back a lonely bachelor. PORT ALBERT. WEDNESDAY, Jan. 31st. Nuncio -Miss Evelyn Hayden is in Oodericb this week visiting ber brother, Dr. W. Y. Hayden .... Mr. and Mrs. G. McMichael. of Egmondville, are guests of the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs J. McGee Ben Draper strived home lest Friday from the West, where he gas beep for the last two years. He thinks it las flee country out there.. ...Miss Margaret Schoenhals is visit- ing her cousins in Ooderich this week. ,Harry Bennett is home from Chicago for • visit among relatives bere and at Cedar Valley Jake McGee, jr., who is home for a visit, has been under the doctor's care for the last few weeks, but is on the mend again. We hope to see him out loan. ....Mrs. MgJcolm McDonald is visit- ing friends in Goderich Miss Eliza Young underwent an operation for a growth ,under her left eye on Tuesday at the hospital in Goderich. We are glad to say that it has been successful. Miss,R len Draper returned home lest week from London, where she bag been visiting for the past month. COUNTY COUNCIL (continued from Page 1) RldAulph ; that the engineer examine fhe Roland Midge end if he think's noc'msary have it rebuilt this summer. It was recommended that the tender of A. Hill & Co. for $2,960 00 for the superstructure of Black's bridge, and the tendet• on J. Lawson 'for the cement work, at $4.40 per cubic yard. be accepted, both tenders in each cane being the lowest. A still lower tender was received from the Chatana Bridge Co., but the committee did not feel justified in accepting it, as the re- quired cheque or sheet did not accom- pany the tender. Other matters which were sent to the committee were referred back to the council fpr consideration. 1t was decided In council that the engineer be instructed to examine the. Race bridge at Wing - Morn and, if necessary, have a neer bridge erected at once, and Wet the Wroxeter bridge should not be built at present In reference to the motion that it shall be necessary to have a certificate from the engineer before a bridge of twenty feet or longer is built, it was decided that the engineer and two Reeves interested in the erection of the bridge must give a written certificate stating that the bridge in question comes within the county bridge bylaw, before it is erected as a county bridge. Tbe county property committee in its report as passed recommended that assistance be given the caretaker, if necessary, to renovate the law library in the court house; that six suite of duck goods he purchased for prison IMO and that the coal shed at the gaol be built one story in height. Moved by Messrs. Munnings and Bailie that the property committee be instructed to call for tenders and let the contract for the coal shed at the gaol. Carried. Bylaws appointing the and:ton for 1912 and fixing the daily allowance of the councillors were passed, after which the council adjourned to meet on Tuesday, June 4th. The standing committees appointed for 1912 are an follows : Executive -D. Cants•Into J. Leckie, R. W. Livingston, T. K. Powell, J. Leiper. Special - Robert M r K a y, W. Ament, J. N. Kernighan, B. C. Munningr., I. Kalbfleisch. Finance -W. Glee, J. N. Govenlock, G. C. Petty, J. J. Brown, W. Hunter. Education -W. J. Milne, J. Gillespie, J. McClure, J. Ueder•wood, W. .1, Neaman. Road and Bridge --J. Winter, H. Winery J. Shortreed, D. R. McDonald. A. Hunk in. County PropertyW. F. Clark, Geo. Lindsay. y7Cnn. Is, W. Bailie, W. Yeerle EequaiSatins-The wh ale eooneil. Warden -H. Willem J. M. Goves- lock. G. C. Petty, W. J. Milne. R. W. Livingston. Rouse of Refuge. B. 0. Mases age. D (.ntelon, J. N. Kernigiilaa, W. Aaihlr. Remember the sale of rssl estate and b weelsold effects, themme orf Moeda, J. B. Bowlines. on Moed, y 1i arrasmassing at I O'clock sharp, WESTFIELD. MONDAY. Jan. Sbtb. Celt tu•tr NOTES. -The Westfield League paid • visit to Donnybrook League, along with Auburn League. Westfield gave half the program. which all enjoyed. Those taking part from froWestZeld were Albert Welsh and The.. Taylor. • mouth organ se- lection ; Miss Rama Oampbell, a reci- tation ; Mho Bila Taylor, a solo : Mise Josie Woodcock, a recitation ; Henry Ilorney, an &duress oo "Sociability. We hope then will be Doom of such gatherings ..... .8acrmuw t at West- field church next $ahtgth at 7;90 p.m. The pastor, Rev. R. A. Miller. will preach from Use rubject, "Tbe Exile, or Homesick." Everybody come. Blume. - Albert Vincent, of Alberta. son of Mr. and Mrs. Menne Vincent.. is visiting bb parents for a few weeks .Mr. and Mrs. Thor. Keroick were visiting relatives and friends in t'sborne township and Ex- eter village last week...... Mr. and Mrs. Bamford entertained a number of young people at their home on Monday evening and an enjoyable evening was spent try all The metnbere of the C. 0. F. held their an- neal oyster supper at 8. Thompeon's on Friday evening last, when a very pleasant time was spent by the mem- bers, their wives and a few other frieode ...Mr. Henry,of Saskat- chewan. is visiting at the home of bis sister, Mra. Jobe Dow Miss Net- tie Bell and Miss Lily Taylor visited In West Waw•nosh last week. °OLOOMNE. W EDNImsD-t Y, Jan. 31st, SUNDAY SCHOOL RE-OttoArozsD.- Tbe Sunday school of Colborne Evangelical lurch bas been re -organ- ised with the following officers: President, Wm. Durst; vice-prerideot, Leslie Flick ; secretary. Wm. Durst, jr. ; f ••eaaurar, Paul Maedel : librarian, Hari t Ferant ; organist, Miss Amanda Mae. • 1 ; church organist, Miss Agnes P1icl . ,•bori•ter, M. Ohler; Rev. 0. O. Hall...,so, the pastor, is teacher of the Bible clam; the ladies' Bible class is in charge of Mn. 0. G. Hallman ; Ger- man erman claw, Paul Mamie! ; intermediate class. D. Schwan., and primary class, Mise Amanda Maedel. MAITLAND CONCESSION MOTES. - Dan. Schwanz spent a few days in Crediton last week. ...Wes. Honking is visiting at the home of Mr. ticbwaox fora few dap, Geo. Bean is assist- ing Wm. Stevens in getting out timber tor an extension to his barn.: Mise L Clark was the guest of Mies Ehia Kursebinski on Monday evening A number oo the young people attended the dancing party at Thos. Jewell's on Tuesday The ice harvest is in full swing. an in- creasing number ot farmers deeming it advisable to secure a supply for summer use .Tbe young people are taking full advantage of the fine skating this week. CARLOW. TUESDAY, Jan. 30th. BRIEFS. -We regret to report that our old friend Joseph Bell is very poorly Miss Scott, from Auburn, is visiting at W. L Ferguson's. c3be bee recently ariived from the West. A. 0. U. W. lodge held a ban- quet here on Thursday night last which was an enjoyable and success- ful affair..... .Tbe Masons hold their annual at-home on Friday night of this week.......F. W. McDonagh has been under the weather for several weeks, but is now improving. DEATH OF MRS. OLDS. -An old resi- dent of Oolhorue township has been removed by the death of Mts. Olds, of the 0th concession. The deceased was seventy-three years of age and was a native of the township, her birthplace being the farm now oc• cupied by her only surviving brother, Andrew Young. She was a quiet. estimable woman and will be missed in the neighborhood. Her husband died many years ago. and she had resided with her daughter, Mrs. James Straughan, of the 6th concession. The funeral took place on Monday last, Rev. J. K Mann conducting the ser- vices ervices and the pallbearers being Rnbt. Straughan, Andrew Million, Edw. Killian, Alex. Robertson. W. L Fer- guson and Wm. Walter. DUNGANNON. DR. NEWTON, DENTIST. OF Lucknow, has oea..ed visiting outside points and will henceforth ggltue his entire attention to the home oMce. Lucknow, where he w111 be found every day. All modern meth. ods. NOTICE. -THE LOCAL AGENCY In Dungannon for The Signal is at the Poet- oRoe Book and Stationery Store, where orders will bo received for subecrip one ad. vertising and Job work. and receipts will be given for amounts paid for the same. WEDNESDAY, Jan. 31st. RIFLE ASSOCIATION. -At the annual meeting of the Dungannon Rifle As- sociation C. Elliott was elected captain and J. Jolu son treasurer. CALL EXTENDED. -The P resbyterian congregations of Dungannon and Port Albert have extended a call to Mr. Gomm, who is now finiehing a course at Knox College. The induc- tion is expected to take place in April. AORt'ULTURAI. AOI'IrrY.-Tbe an- nual meeting of the Dungannon Agri- cultural Society was held en Friday, January 19th. John Mclean was elected hohorary president, and Wm. Bailie is again president, the other directors and officers also being re- elected. October 3rd and 4th were se- lected as the dates of the fall fair for this year. The Society he in good fin- ancial condition. Both Quick and Per manent Strenght. If you ore run down or tired out, If you take void easily,have no appetite. are losing flesh or ave other evidence of lowered vitality, try ear MacLeod's System Renovator under our guaran- tee to refund We prior paid if the rem- edy fails to give entire satisfaction. 1 t aide digestion, tome up the nervous system and gives hotb quick and per- simmon' results. Dee dollar a Mottle. M•nefaetered by MerLeed Medicine . Ont. For mkt by E. R. Wilt* BOMINBot• kasseeWtt to Ladies Pref. Dowawsnd, of Toronto, bags to a arises that Ise vAU be at the Betel Redford ma Welee da Febru- ary 7th. wit& • complete display of the newest Lesion. Paris and Naw Tork creations is hair geode. Ton are lnr15fr to mall sad In epee* MD IIEART11 ISEASE is a symptom of Kidney Disease. A well -knows doctor has said, " 1 saver yet made& poatoortemea. amisatiosisacassel death tker Heart rt Pismo with- out ��the kidneys wereatiiuL' Tho Kidney medicine whittle was And" the market, entet sones► fol for Heart Dhow sod sit Kidney Treeless, and most widely imitated is Dodd's Kidney Pills 1 Final Bargains On some lines that ere wanted now during Midwinter Mut which we are anxious to diann•r ot. That's the reit- Poe escane for these big rednetione: Twenty-two U n t r i m m ed Felt Shapes, 7 tc. Twelve Trimmed Hats. 4$c. Twenty-five Trimmed Hate, 96e. Ladies' hlaek beaver Costs, were $1t now iitn 9& Ladies' blank Coate . now 54.96. Fors almost at ynnr own price. Some men'& tweed Overcoats, regular 5111. now half-pric e.1/13. (choice of any Suit in the etnre,59 85. Nnw is the time tenet these for big 1 value*. CAKBRON'g. If You Take a few Doses of 108 NOX 1 COLD IN ONE PAY Your cough will disappear. Doctors prescribe 108 every (ley. Tbe greatest oomgh medicine on earth. Once you have it in your home you will never again be without it. The greatest ceugh medicine for children. Get a bottle today -25c at Dunlop'.. • Waited Immediately Smart, capa►te met. en good salary or oomrni...Jo... to .sal ear well-known special- ties in fruit and arnaosnW trees la your Bounty. Iv pay asterdtag to shanty. and desire the best roan procurable. 800 Acres of trait tare from wdtek to till • ttsaomees• requitement*. Our salesmen are ab.adetely sure to supply rebate, asWfactor•y stook. EatablL.heo ever 13 vests. Write Salsa Maeaa� Pdw Nur+nry ('o.. Toronto. Outane N. B. -To t.e.tomers ! if our roommate, [Ives have not celled. writhe for catalogs* mad prices. a "tbe Stowawa!" By Louis TRACY Be sure to read the opening chapters of The Signal's new serial story which commences in this issue. Page 6 Page 6 GETENUINE SLAUGHR SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES and FELT BOOTS f After stocktaking and finding same to be too heavy we have decided to reduce it by offering to the public qur entire stock of Leather and Felt Boots and Shoes at prices that will astonish you. This sale will commence '1{ Saturday, Feb. 3rd, and Continue for Seven Days Finishing Saturday, February 10th, 1912 • Below you will find a partial list of what we have to offer. 11 Terms -STRICTLY CASH at Sale Prices Terms -STRICTLY CASH at Sale •Potter n• MEN'S LINES Seventy pairs men's Bluchers, a mixed $2.50 lot, regular $•4.(111 to $6.00. Sale price Any man's store for. 1115.00 Shoe to the $4•$4•00Atn ny an'e 54,50 Shoe in tbe store for e� Any man's $4.05 Oboe 1n the.20 $3 store for. $3 tjn60 Shoe in the S2.80 Any man's store for Any man's $6,a Shoe is the SIM store for Ladies' BOOTS Eighty-four pain ladies' Boots. a mixed lot, regular IBM to 54.00. Sale price $2.00 Any ladies $4.00 store for.i .. . Boot in the $3.20 Any ladies' 118.00 Boot in the store for. $2.80 Any ladies 53.00 Boot in stow for the $2.40 Any ladies' SIM Boot in the store for r $1.95 Any lathes' Eton torp. Hoot. ie• w $ 1.60 • Everything in tistea's aa$ ladies' Felt Boots will be sold at cost price or less. Any boys' $'L00 Boot in the storefor lc, sears./ Any boyo' 51.50 Boot fa the 'Si .25 store for Anyet 's $1.76 Boot (a the $1 AO are for Fester iia the store will be offered at greatly rascal prices. This is all we have room to classify, but if you can npt.find what you want in this list, come anyway, and you will not be disappointed, as there is abrsolutely no reserve. THE SQUARES. =67- WM. SIIARMAN ammonommame GODERICH, ONT. J t .0 f Our Jan'uary Business Thaw is over sod has melted away a large quantity of goods under • the beaming rays of reduced prices. •Our 33rd Anniversary 32 Year in Business, Stocktaking shows us to have had the beet business year since 19M. Many tbanka to our patrons in Goderich d e y i and ding country for their surrounding sur generous support The coo- fidence of the public is gratinriog and is justified by our methods of doing buslncae. We want your belp in making this position still stronger and berewith enclose "items of interest" for you. Nott the things we speak of this week . L • QINUHAMS 1 Tbe new Oingbass a are here Mod our values wesseemeer better thea now ; patlpettjt and coke'- All Seutttfh Embroideries -Con. "26° yard. Bdgea sod laafla done to r eueset '+itrisp widths, throne . otwooth'a as WIM .kir4os width Valu �°' .g e�sr. (�1taa�� BeekA mattes, coolers fast. JMt note our prices -10c, bre tea., 3,===.- CORSETS hip w• PRINTS Our PrIn he here new will before qu beim Awe to read this. w be • L__eem gtrantit to a lset Bora, CIM. 1gRr BRAND -no better Print made to sell at 12ic. n2 inches wide. and every piooe fast Dolor. vnm. and OOP what tie oma for 10c ! at miss. $s. .drift jet isnot Elea D. & A. make. NO Ste Mite sorest and wanes D. t A. et the prios•aeked. LACES Your ebbe of about tea hundred yards beat alc is In. Borth ID ' get -just a small sr�l lot in dark and light grotaSe� EMBROIDERIES Never were we in aro good • p� tion as mow to meet the wants of our customers he Rm- broiderion We have pee oiat. More them Our psioas- A bet jio& let' New Spring ShipI»ents coming every few days east Vowed rest fro up a large shipment from .__ honker• in 81. Gaul, Switalea brad. Beery piece bard-m•chioe Saes and at oil nohow from be to - J. H. COLBORNE qtr• Waited Immediately Smart, capa►te met. en good salary or oomrni...Jo... to .sal ear well-known special- ties in fruit and arnaosnW trees la your Bounty. Iv pay asterdtag to shanty. and desire the best roan procurable. 800 Acres of trait tare from wdtek to till • ttsaomees• requitement*. Our salesmen are ab.adetely sure to supply rebate, asWfactor•y stook. EatablL.heo ever 13 vests. Write Salsa Maeaa� Pdw Nur+nry ('o.. Toronto. Outane N. B. -To t.e.tomers ! if our roommate, [Ives have not celled. writhe for catalogs* mad prices. a "tbe Stowawa!" By Louis TRACY Be sure to read the opening chapters of The Signal's new serial story which commences in this issue. Page 6 Page 6 GETENUINE SLAUGHR SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES and FELT BOOTS f After stocktaking and finding same to be too heavy we have decided to reduce it by offering to the public qur entire stock of Leather and Felt Boots and Shoes at prices that will astonish you. This sale will commence '1{ Saturday, Feb. 3rd, and Continue for Seven Days Finishing Saturday, February 10th, 1912 • Below you will find a partial list of what we have to offer. 11 Terms -STRICTLY CASH at Sale Prices Terms -STRICTLY CASH at Sale •Potter n• MEN'S LINES Seventy pairs men's Bluchers, a mixed $2.50 lot, regular $•4.(111 to $6.00. Sale price Any man's store for. 1115.00 Shoe to the $4•$4•00Atn ny an'e 54,50 Shoe in tbe store for e� Any man's $4.05 Oboe 1n the.20 $3 store for. $3 tjn60 Shoe in the S2.80 Any man's store for Any man's $6,a Shoe is the SIM store for Ladies' BOOTS Eighty-four pain ladies' Boots. a mixed lot, regular IBM to 54.00. Sale price $2.00 Any ladies $4.00 store for.i .. . Boot in the $3.20 Any ladies' 118.00 Boot in the store for. $2.80 Any ladies 53.00 Boot in stow for the $2.40 Any ladies' SIM Boot in the store for r $1.95 Any lathes' Eton torp. Hoot. ie• w $ 1.60 • Everything in tistea's aa$ ladies' Felt Boots will be sold at cost price or less. Any boys' $'L00 Boot in the storefor lc, sears./ Any boyo' 51.50 Boot fa the 'Si .25 store for Anyet 's $1.76 Boot (a the $1 AO are for Fester iia the store will be offered at greatly rascal prices. This is all we have room to classify, but if you can npt.find what you want in this list, come anyway, and you will not be disappointed, as there is abrsolutely no reserve. THE SQUARES. =67- WM. SIIARMAN ammonommame GODERICH, ONT. J t .0