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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1912-2-22, Page 3rH E SIGN • GODERICH ON'I.A RIO TIE I f District News. os I home towns.ILr. Ll t gigots The 8ig- IINl IND ONLY net and keeps ponied on le solog on in this porter( the world. His uld friends Ip Ashfleid will be pleased to know tbp1 be It pr.irperio* so well. R. S. Hays hat heet re -appointed d.y recently suet with au accident 1,4 O. T. P. Motels. town solicitor of Seal I that, will lay him un for semi, time. ( The Gland Trunk plans for 1i S in William Adel", 1 •enrols of Clinton, A knife flew from the machine with ,a,tiin with their hotels wfi111 be I died last week at Midland. whicb he was workin,t slid bit hits m patshel ..r fa.t es pee-ibl•'. Wolk on* OENOINi WinTrend►, one of the pioneers of I the back of the wrest of bis right ares, : P,,,.t Gan y 1t•..el to Wiuoipeg will Le BMW ARB OF I TA- TIONB. BOLD ON THE MRIUTM Of IINIRI'S LINIMENT BOOK BINI) 1NG M AGAZII N ES, PERIODICALS and LIBRARIES boiind or reoalred. GOLD LETTERING 0o LEATHER GOODS Atjord0" promPUY sdtaeded to oa teartae them at TS 8IG L t:oder4c . A. K. TAYLOR. Srmerenaa CIVIL RNOINEERI$0 CIVIL V♦sad Reiman° RaRbssr, Omani* tam 8111=litelean dicot. asierise. wiser ymtree street. Telephone MI. MEDICAL i►RS. TAYLOR AND �TaeotaceeL O It. Kuala,Terry t AYLUtt, U. S. sio- doeie Terre. • y1. .ROL1► TAYLOR, R. A. M. ft• DR. W. F. G♦LLOW, M. B. • 0Aos sad madams. North sfrwet, A...ri „ort► d Comm 11etdory sera WispkaM Howick, died on the 71.11 inst.cuttingit to the twos. Bushed end h Is 1 he intention of the Ait 4 Is the date of the Huron Mire listen Smith died at the hoot • company to eteopl• le a whole chide of tion stork at Clinton.of her brother John, at Brussels. e• 1 Mattis riabt 1.u; o•.. the oozeineut. 11R. F. J, R. YURSTE R-ETS, EAR nose slay. Rouse inbassa \leew York sot tAssmsiii llfaloal - riedtba� Oo?en ba - R -gest ittt,sIZLondodk. Wissolt'.a linos Char:h n e t.12 a m.. Sims p. at-• 7 toe o. M. Telephone s1.. Will Palle of Hullett. has Thursday evening, gib init. Phe bad Timer magi.ifl..-nt structures will be ge00 beets in declioing health for soma ..n models cite 1 .r to the Chateau been appointed an immigration agent, A. W tlkin, of Clinton. it away on u tads W his former home in the Old IiRis planning Ib build an - eke Wows. blsesk at Hemel' during Ike sewing -stator. Henry Ziooe rmas, one of the.mr'ly settlers ot Hay • township. died last week at a rips mid age. Hoc of Foedwich pub - !lo heel.l0t in his resigna- tion. to take elM7Gril ba- ns. Durbwood brooch of Motions Bask bag hem closed rod tbe ac- counts transferred to the Exeter The ameba 100 seas 1. Grey tame* has bees sold to !rook Col- lies for 05,700. Mr. Oaliss now has WO was. Tfee aeaaal geed tear seder the ampiw d the Rask Hasa Agri... - tuna emelety will he bald as lrsesaY s on Friday, Marsh 1. Jars Ceskey her sire hie bass orf 100 ares. sea the Mb ems estgts of Marrs. isys eherstasal lame. .t . pries i. 1.r Jobs Mese. a well -tares rad re- opened emiiest s1 Me Romotheld aei�Mee�e.4. tided es w.diesery. Ttl. isw., as its tlg• at filly yeses Wakes PeasteMsYtme 1.r erg for modes her the bsiNng of a fisc modems brisk simpl t to east hem $14L e0 to IMO gime alma latsA LEGAL PRUUDFOOT, ILAYS a KILLOR- AN, �j orae de Meet r oam of side iC .,tat.. K. ('•. !4 C. IiAY13, J. L. s j�Irt G. CAMKRO• NN. K. 0.. BARRIS- Moat- tiassllt a west.pewit ea. af7• HARLSS G♦RROW T I. R., BAR �rt�ars. aotaiNs Dili orogen V :ye Mancuso omit, eta van t rttara.ls. e�tor. Jte•. I,e✓te 1t11f1']CR. nob. Massy to Wel .t lowewt rots. 14 0.oJOHNSTON, BARRISTER edeas iLaillaa fits', Ood.rpublic ieh INSURANCE. LOANS. ETC. llbseLemo0my nisi 11.rtmset Fawcett have pumbased the prsprty d Mr. Leases ea the Mares read ams Mato& aid win r.1.. lvwwiea !lard 1st 1ACKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE 1N Jl a O R A N C 11 CO. -Fans and belated town ia.nnd Masora -.1. B. McLean, Pre'... Meaforth P.O.; Jas. JoaBoijy V �Pt PU0. h i yaysea. creamy. Boo -Troia.. atatortb : P. John W ; W Illnm Mins. Const anon: Ivrea ; James isms. Mt. Harlock • Malcolm Jetta ltriaw,vew, •carr..• os, Soltaesv:lte : R. smith. JAedet tnesairtga t0 u -roma ittlaes/eetgii. 1it�Mertams t�t�Q� t. J, men e►►~Cletbitng flare v1tatw, or at R H. owes a Grocery. apiroloa alma. OodOli b • months. tibe was horn in tiootland IUty-sight years ago and cause to Can- ada in 18044, locating with other mem- bers of the family in 'trey township. Hand Injured. On hionday of last week Robert Nichol, of Morris township. ha4 his left band severely crushed in the gear- ing of bis windruilL Tb. second finger had to be amputated at the third joint, and the third finger tray hare to go likewise. Home from China. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Weetaway bays returned front Weal China, where Mr. Westaway is connected with tea Mettbudi.t publishing boors in the city al Obengtu. They ars staying at Lon- don at present. Mr. Westaway is a former resident of Exeter. Combine-ppsihimot at Waikertaa L 0. Mel6shaea has received the t of meioses officer at r The appointer 1s a newa- cD e haves sdbeen cosdutUp. at Walkertoe- Waileesoa had two other papers. tgsita s.o..k for a town of its case, sad The Setae bee sow been amalga- re.d with The Times. which will in isaam be rolled ••1%. Bruce Herald Tame.. Leerier In Ottawa and the Flirt Garry in Winnipeg. The plans for the hotel whirb is to be reeg-d in Edmonton hive been "mop,. p,. led and contracts will be lasted shortly. Thi' hor.I will have about 150 room* and well cowl about 4750,000. A timil.r hotel will be built in Regi•, anti plans are now being proper -1. PI 1.no have else been prepared and a• e '*fest examinee for the that of Vie wouotain hotels at Miro.* Hot Spring.. This will be a very oomplvte h..il.l n.t end will offer all that is u. 44. desired t • tourist. rod mountain t•sv.11et.. Work is also brio, prsu•erd•-d with on the plaue for enothe large m. un sin botel in the virinit,of Mount Nohow. the highest mountain in .he t'sn.dian Rockies. whi•-b bowers a, ne the Grand Fork Vallee about 11,011 fe t a,•d in 18,700 bet above Ube t 1e' ' 1. This Inca• inn rill he the mo tte,utifel and the meet a•trestle uiauotain ,.-sort on 1 the �ontinert of A e ice. Plane have also been peepen d and inspected for I the new roan„ th hdtel at Prince Rupert. and work on it will be prof ceeled lib *so t•. 1t Your eusband, brother or tittle, s .Ir eking to excise I persuade him •, cern.. to the Gatlin lee utile and he u1. . -d• a new man in three deya with c..•ving and desire 'OUR FIRST 1111g4TRR " tot liquor de -tray d foo ever. 0.11. write or 'pl'•-ne for booklet, etc. It Trews le ilio Lege leer. Dr. Arcbilald Strictly a'wb•t u1 a1. institute, CO! �L,aaa Jarvis.tree,, T. th.to. 'Phone North 458!4. At last tale great shepherd of his dick has gorse to tike wider fold. How Mead he watched. these are few heft Ise talk but of hr love. courage and guest cheer a great multitude have Jared. Ano soca with his work fully Misapprehended. Gertie-"l ho r roses you sent me were lovely a .1 fresh. I do believe there is a little clew on them still." Raw. nail Word. R. ♦-, d Mt- eeo,ge-"W. 11, here is, since you T141eesas. hes ttesetved a dog from the sir. be has Lifted hie byes from their mention it : but 1 shall pay it off comiresmwys of Breeelled Presbyter- lama I and has goort to he with the shortly t"-Lobd,•n Ol'inion. iaa choral to aniseed Rae. IL B. Maw- Chad "` MGR iTS "OILY A COLD" Goa Hesse has w woes d deer os me trip W lung mentioned bis name Thus ase lite work stands out before • An, Foam remeve seer oohed Beed. with reelren.e and bar memories of Sr►ersl bars ausp. 4 sad ate pnaesisg kis interest wbieb are among the Wort •sup IT ERR[ R IuTAfk'{�(J You the shore of Lke k things. And tbe writer the eaustry abed. we the feelings of ,others in all Hutoo. porta oe Canada who like 10 speak of I Rave 1'ou ever heard of a case of Yes. L.rvi ttariasebsr, a former real- aunt Y ••out first minister." We have nib, tresachitis, inflammation of the Maw, Mich., ors Tuesday ot last week.deet of Hay towsekip• died at flag" an ga+od reason, and few men have or pteuris that did not start seen so many grow up to 'ball him aottwegoa The rehwilne were beoVlf to ZuriMED ch blamed." for interment. We knew him tort as be stood in the every opt,(youu catch has in it the �ada pp of one or other of these dia- The famine Lb. Rib Use of Morris high pulpit of the large frame church ease* if it ca break dorm your defrnme belonging to Joseph Bolger, of Tyner, in tielgrave. tie had two appoint- And even 11 11 does not develop into Sask.. has hese parcbassd by George clients in those days. The minions soososirtg more daagetous, it will keep Muldoon, of Brands. It oontaltte say- were also on high subjects. But be you t111avn wy miserable fora week or enty-five acres. never knew bow be touched a little tweet keit Arthur Ward, concession 17, Grey. chap's heart by the winning wanner me wise ttxearee, as soon as you feel has sold his fifty acres to R. Waite, of in which he pronounced the word gue cum anningpoa. ismfora t taking lugeraoll, for 111.500, and has bougbt Jesus. One could hardly take that of e , tin the Licorice the Ellicott rfty acres, on the 10th Holy Name in vain, after bearing it so and Cblstodyne, and keep up he township, f sweetly uttered Or as he prayed. cold is kaoplced out oomlpletdy• clo•nM o. Writ FM. 0. TO G llVeNaa Apo17 W Y. G. CAl1- e 1.w i 6 Raiai ee street Gode�h. R. ROBRRT`r4ON cones•ion oft same cans 'p, or splendid b s cad 1 do the trick M' Ali Schilbe daughter of Mr. in Zino," 411410 did that worship might be an "high day he K h d how quickly a•y sate in taking think uw ire vividly few set forth the mgt o,z- ofoucan and Mr. Conrad Schiller, of Hay Oand made one desire to enter it N.-Dr'n•Co Syrup of Lindeed. Liooride towbehip, and Fred Dater., jr.. were and Cbbeodyne, or is giving it i your married in 1.h Lutheran church at. tu1od. mimed that he beldam sent an chlArett. Well aladly give your Zurich 1.w Tuesday afternoon of Isar John L. Geddes, of Belgnve, died arrow wide of the mark. 1f be visited physicsn a listed ib ingredients if you week. the public school sod reit a few min- hoe. Your Druggist eau snppi dtber tires with s lad in the heck seat, be eec.orsm. botfks. The Thug& on Sunday of utaemis, in his forty- would drops 'wotd to fire theambition.ica1 Co. of a e -ear. Limited. 117 eighth year. Deceased was the village Or atter a cuugntulation on an exam - blacksmith of iielgrave until two [cation at the Collegiate, be would years ago, when in -health compelled awk,"Are you tbinkubg about the nen- him to retire. istry P' And later, in advising a J. T. Curti*, who has resigned his young preacber, be would briskly de- position as principal of the eteaforth elate that it "is a bad plan tb have too public school, is going to (wawa. many irons in tbe fire.'' where he will take a position in one of Here was not only one ot thesecreta the public schools there at an initial c hie success tut a quality which salary of $1,100. brought him not a little of hero wor- On Wednesday. at inst., at Clinton, Miise ss oonnp. tbe streeerns t,, but he could alwayssay figure Baptist patsonag Pearl. dangbter of Mr. and Mus. Jas. t e word, along with an ouwtretcbed Finch, of Clinton, was married to hand, which tirade hive the superior. Wm, Kennedy. Mr. and Mrs. Ken- At. a avoiding he was simply "great'' nedy will reside id Clinton. 'There was such a blending of r olew- nity and humor. And what home did There are n1. orris ,j,h now over 710 telephones not know bin' in gt'rrow and death? Brussels, jy nn dhr circuit of the hee and Gray Telephone Cuurprny. The i'bere he was a great shepherd of the annual meetingeting wits held on the 13th sAs 13'. a churchman we cannot but ;bet., and F. 8. Scott was re -appointed think of bine as a. 'tine bit of Presby- pieetdebt and it vice- Procter vice -Pisan- timeworn." lie batt both the knowl- dent. edge and the spirit of "the kirk." The death occurred on Wednesd o And he did the aork. The splendid 7th inst., of Natter McTaggart,Tcharge at Blyth has his personal - e( the late W. L. Wright. at her home iter upon it. Toe Presbytery of Huron • in Exeter North. The deceased was 1100) ,ANCC AOLNT. in ber eighty -lith year. and bed been las sum Ion ■ Nolo • British. Osn.dlaa aad i• a resident of thin county for fifty -rix tout ITT : v alta • , yasr, ' : •The U.0. as �t,,ssee. artbsae owner Vic. 1.1 ol®f��sAwM..N ce'gseweo;;R ai st• Oat. rel. aging I MARRIAOR UMW. W♦LT$R B KELM J. P.. actlaR1cH, err. IMUIiat oir MAItf1♦011 LACILlett 8. -- W. a'ww.aaor DURR1 MAIM* PARLOR News has horn received et Broseela of the death of Miss Myrtle Matheson, emend daughter of Mr. and Mr.. Harry Matheson, of Toledo, Ohio, formerly of Brussels vicinity. The young woman was only eighteen years of age. Mr. and Hr*. John Pym, of Us - borne. on Monday of last week cele- brated the fiftieth anniversary of their wedding. They were married at dowmanville and then came to Un - borne and started housekeeping on the farm on which they still reside. On Wednesday afternoon, Febru- ary 14th, at the Cranbrook manse, Rev. D. B. McRae tied the nuptial knot between John Lindsay, of Neep- awe. Man., and Miss Mabel Coates, of Ethel lotfality. Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay will reeks their home in the West. Frank Wood, of Exeter. nearly keit an eye one day last week. He mei- dentally collided with s meat hook, the ewoa j♦II00R TROP sharp end of which penetrated under aaa the eyelid until it reached cadon e lime above. musing a painful For- tunatel7 the eyeball was not pene- trated. entt.t•ated• azrAs MIDST, Uri ern ewe .• t. camp. After an illness extendin1� over a year, John Johnston. of last week �d tie lee or= morningyears. The young sea school teacher W Wirt sbestly 10100 1. ;Iles. oOs.u1 fl' - 414101 wee set able to merge in ahem °Alec. Os 1 last, Mrs. Comm. Oros. OW at 1Mist 1e ilii;~ rj� I /1Mebsli >rsiSSl s f el deft - free alt �R bower le Zane deesto the eowtry .eve yew illi �e was ttbe a eleven care; ber. ., 9f has abundant record. or his teat. Thus he bar ruuoded out a great work, and peeved away full of love rod honor. -A. L B., in The Presbyterian. AN ASHFIELDOLD BOY. Aldermen 1.u. ng James C. Little, Now a City n Its' coollye elements are absorbed into the congested !Issue, and from NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS Serges will be amongst the most popular `materials being worn for the coming Season. We have a complete showing of Serges in navy blue, black and white. Our special $1.00 yard Serge. in navy and black. 54 inches wide, la a winner. Special value in Sergio, in Week. navy and white, 44 inches wide, Nervy quality, splendid for louses' suits ani childrens wear, or separate skirts. Per yard, .0o. Among the other popular materials being shown are Panrmas. Velutinae, Sen Toys, Ceshweteh, Voiles, etc. Anderson's Scotch (iinghams h Your tub dretleea will prove a decided success t hits season if you select this reliable wake of Ginlrheui, in all the newest and wort popular designs, at. I2;tc to 25c per yard Palatine Prints These Prints combine the beet wearing qualities with the best washing colon, in all the newest coloring.• Immense variety to select from. See the new Quaker Greys. Per pard. 12,.c New Embroideries The new Embroideries in all their beauty direct from Switzer- land, from the narrow heuutitcb for joining seams to the 45 -inch width for dream*. Special values in Corset Cover Embroidery. MCCA1L PATTERNS 4475, Waist 4509, Sidor Price 15 Gats Each A NEW DESIGN To the home Dressmaker To the ladies who do their own dresamakiii the utmost satisfaction will be found if they use NrcCall's Pattern*, because wit' them it is absolutely impossible to make ta.mistake. McCall's Patterns once used always used. To Out -of -Town Customers Out-of-town Customers, kindly note that our new postofflce number is 3;44, ..,' ep' one Number Sed NEW GOODS ARE ARRIVING DAILY. Millar's Scotch -Store e For Your Business Stationery try The Signal LOCAL .TREATMENT FOR WOMEN'S DISORDER_ The health we enjoy depends very largely upon the blood circulates in our bodies; In other Auld - we have perfect circulation we will have' perfect heal There is L constant wearing out of the tissues . every part of the body. The blood flowing through 1 �.: veins carries off this waste or dead matter. while the blood coming from the. heart through the arteries brings the fresh new riving tissue, the essence of the food we have digested, to replace what has been rat- rled off. This constant wearing out and expelling "f the dead matter and the replacing of It with new matter. atom by atom. goes on day and night, until In about 7 years a complete change has been effected. Thus every man and woman has an entirely different body In every particle of it from what he or she had 7 years before. It sometimes happens, however, from a variety of causes, that the blood becomes congested In certain portions of the body This means that the 11....d e�- sels In these parts become weakened, and the cl. ii. lation In that section of the body becomes sluggish and stagnant The consequence Is that tl,e dead mat- ter In that part of the bodyIs only partially carried away. and that but little of the new, vital matter is Introduced there to build up and strengthen the thistles and n This condition Invarfabty exists to all cos".: ot fe- male disorders, The dead matter retalhed In l!.e Ir• eulation, which should have been expgged. caul- a ir- ritation and Inflammation of the delicate memberane, and oppresses the nerve centres- This condition is the cause of the grievous physical and mental stir:cling which accompanies female troubles. To obtain relief 1t is evident that the first t; -!-c ^0 be done 1. to get rid of the dead matter which !r b••• ing held in the circulation. If this demi matter is sild-:ed to remain there n specie* of blood poisoning will result and nature will endeavor to get rid of It by forming ulcers, tumors. etc. The above ex oration will also show why ORANOR LILY is sal successful In 1 Ihb 1.•o Uen. It Is ¢local treatment, and Is applied direct to the •ffocted vegans at Whitefish. Mentaae,• rei very start the dead matter begone to be discharged. A feeling of Immense relief. ,-.oto, menu) and phy.leal, accompanies it, and the improvement t. constant The Whitetirh Pil ,t, nublished atsed 1.si lve. This feature of the expelling of the dead matter 1s always present �'4 b,telsh. tlonuto. haw ua km Wage e1 1. a greater or less extent. and in some cases It is so marked as to be amazing. The case described In the following letter 1s not exceptional: February 15th a portrait .4 James U. De. e-oonley-I am thankful to Mrs. F. E. Currah, your Canadian rspresenta- Little,afernier resident o['♦.Veld. ties.^f moot aootttad unlloridl 3 years your wonderfulen bre adAe'ct have suffdrnaefor had where his father and two brothers r tumor. and .sold live no more than a year. 11 i went throtlxh ■n opera ll.m t still live. Accompanying the ported, would nit Ilve trrengh It. A year later 1 sent for him again. ■nal lee gave me up is the following paragraph : to ..i.\1y Mrehand then sent for another doctor, w -ho performed an op m(1011., "James C. bottle, Past Master of and it dM me macb good. i doctored with him 3 or 4 months. but bscamu so bad Whitefish Lodge Nu. tit. A., F. and A. .Rain toot 1 144014ht t could live no loncrr, and I began to long to alio. One day ,c husband cam. home .04 threw a slip of paper to me wltl, Ma Ctarrali w wd- M., yesterday celebrated the eight& users and told ass a LAy had advf.td him to write to Aer for treatment incl anniversary of his coming to Wbuer wmnd cure .nee, f said it was too late, that I would dl' anyway. 1 could net lift h h the town • tea. up wNkmt hurting me Then t Og est doctor told dnd t he as Mworse than fish. Jim eagle rte when rit eve. nwrvlw. my husband stet for was in - 1..r"n1.- t •war. 7 tumors hodhren ev•.1, fore the Kalispell. pt that was duo u Iso, l ones •�t� small o ger p h d Kalispell. t that its e e town •,"'one 1.r n.'r dollars for I eria month's •treatment• instead of one donor. It i, w °Math bed all been laid out' hist was noth- Its wNRM In geN-YRA. OEO. tJtW18, HuntnllN, (m t. ing Art a onnaturtioo tramp hefted out 1 he •hour fitter N pcbtlrhed W 4 Hrs. buw1.' permfsalon. All letters recrh 1.N of the dense forest. The beak aid a a.. rMwtse as Igoe sacredly conAdenting but occasionally some twitcan fru feels s ttl/M that 1.M Is wllfirtg to make Vie matter known for the bob - en embryo .tate. the your h. h hep tumor. Other. followed, until i veal p cad 4 ll nes I know If It had cot been for 011ANOm LILY i few other building's., besides a ._fear .reins, for ashhg of saloons, were the only htfealse'w Mt. nal encoosarthNt of her refforing .Istara 0/1ANOe Lll b . positive sall� 11ouess at the time Jim struck the' neons „tardy tar all awarder" et tie town on hit *uppers.' it might be said* femaleese functions. nDt • A iexppllaine0 above and by chance st war given ebttrgr r11 t�uUr inset treatment. 1.t b jolt of homes to keep for tbt.ita! erwefsl. to t4171e,aedlHww laternallr a team for their feed. To make the team pay Cr tetania t for itself be did what 1itl dray work t.4a sttre�elM there was to he dose. • ea an the nucleus far the Ree divet�basisees Let rs"Mil that bas &waft tip sloes liseste tools a few of ib' test ptofesrse het M from those days The rest mattered t0 Other pparetty� of the Mr. Little let ♦sdbL M la atter wneklti(for some time In he set OM as WWI* 1Ai. 1" h" have in T b%ri kif'A enc two* tet silt years.ray - awes at Wheedle mod ~arty me ell ntw�{d as he milwes issendeotaid braes T. 11. w.tt it emd the his twang. hoot • ..1 rs tiro. aile Merest. 1 see ee e wsrise r so Itvenal beto Vernally for a bruins, 1M teeth. in all critter is be- • arm N 'warted sa.Iheas far ev- ertor*. O*ANOa and niece 1 else to. the t herstl trate itis fellewtee ;RLL TRIAL. OFFER 1 Ile" tr"•t 1v77ltts.4 alert's, N wary redder 4 this 'wino wife ales 1n en. war 1 in•. wry et tee troubles pedal ar i. wwaes. R els WWI e.oi the tat address mantttt of tks 1111111111/0•0trimmestAHrmLILY trimmest te Met tar lila is sorer cove. this [sial t laei t a7that at Is �r' �!y�� s sire. .1.4 In overs I Il rtMM'M.te *eller 7a>• ire R yon owe It to 1.l and tee year M pp est. 1.w til; offer ted se .car Verne. ale hod hedw•t.te' e* .gs esa e/ Y Picas e. euem14 Wt.deee, Oat me..sat to e. mat oRA14cr i.LT w Liege e sees se- M else )Mr Kamm pato WIC I.cyst! ebbe lbe old tFl .-tine 1.f Bargains in Washould like to.talk to you about the bargains we Roeoffer- ing lb :Stoves. For'. Hla'heyt thirty days, and for perhaps longer. we will give ten per cent. discount on the prices of all Stoves -Heaters and Ranges - which we have in the store. We have the Moffatt Ranges whicb have a reputation for satisfaction that places them io the first rank. Art Garland, Souvenir. and Moffatt Heaters. Any of these you will find are just what dou want. We have them in ifferent sizes, suitable for any size ot • house or room. CROSS- CUT SAWS Stoves For one week we will allow :. Discount of Ten Per Oent. on all our Crow cut Saws. We have t he Improved Macer. Premier. Gold Coin -all guaranteed --also the ivlondyke and Lancetooth. FRED HUNT Plumbing, Heating, Eaveetroughing and General Hardware. Hamilton Street A FULL STOCK MAKES THIS STORE ATTRACTIVE We have stocked our .helve* with all goo.i things necessary to foot comfort. 1f it. Felts ycu want we've got them. f it's Rubbers or Overshoes we've got. them. If it's Rubber Boots we've got them. 1f it's Prospectors' Beets or Oil Tan Moccasins we've got them. Yr.0 can't mention an article that goes to keep your feet warm and dry het we have it. 1f it'. here it's worthy. if it's worthy its here. e Our prime are the lowest. 'Repairing =caning tY MacVicar