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FARM
MACHINERY
Robert. Wil.on, Massey -Harris
Agent, hag a full line of Varum
Machinery always on hand. We
have we thi•'k s cheapest
and best Gasoline Engines on
the Market.
Aldo iso -are beautiful Steel
Ranges from Tudboor and And-
erson of Clillia- Just•the thing
for • Harmer'. hitch. n.
♦N a have in stork
('otters
!tome Blankets
Pumps
Cream Separators
Milking Machines
Itriviog Hatless
And one bonder 1 and one
other things. Come in and see
s at the
Massey -Harris Shop
Hamilton Suers
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a T■USADAY, JAs. S. 1814.
TAKE MYADVICE
Don't waste time o. Inferi-
or salves because they're •
few costs cheaper.
I have proved Zam-Bok
best for Eczema, Pile*. Skin
Diseases, and InJurles.
As a mother, you owe It
to your family to use the
best. that's Zam-Duk 1
50s le. AI "Jsm/r sir/ Jiwes
' T R Y
AM -BU K
Nitrate Laxatives
are especially good for
children because they are
peasant to take. gentle in
action, do not irritate the
bowels nor develop a need
for continual or harrowed
doses. 25c. • box, at your
Druggist's.
Neti•oal Drys end Chewiest Ca.
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ROOD PLUMBING
IS NOT A LUXURY
It ie an a'w'luie neee'lty, if you
wnn41 can t' take the full enjoyment
of living. We can inst*ll every plumb-
ing need, or collect tuulty plumbing
Our workmen sr.. very proficient
and will rate., vont very Illlie incon-
vsnlsore in Ili air work.
l;bouI4 yogi bave any plumbing 1
be doe.1iou will save time an
tmonoy attending to 1: at Doer
FRED HUNT
HAMILTON STREET GODERICH
PHONE lis
HAVE YOU
Waleroe etrioy*lh. ase
amvd a hese asset►. tee N
ye. r r o sa•ntl.• week the
roaf Ares• e• and weer.. sem.
ete brm•t W •a ., the Out In
_-sae laskssr.- Puy weekly. free outfit.
..sledlva nrvrr.
AVM NO MARA
�er.� twbMsbed ever
sbd Sat fat
ase maim earn, r les
se amereses. Gem
It es*vwry
fake*
ssniten.
tY ]u.
111-hsea=es
mime'.
aratillisionat
A. K. BRADWIN
Burros as. wstaa..a
Tera BSI SAL
te peenebed evert Monday Wirt ayriwUbrOpeeaLnrWRnsaali satfaWNu
oi. tawtc, ��
tNwt,urree Tats nee eind
Fifty
Coate per year : If paid strictly V adman' 0*.
(Dollar will be accepted : to •ebsertbsn in the
l'elted Stela. ibe rate le Otte Dollar sad fifty
Clete etneUy le *drone& $.brr4be.e who
fall to moire Tam alua•L neelarly W ma l
will flouter • fever by ahoyualetlea Hb. publb*
.r of the foot st a. earl • Maters possible. Whoa
• change of •ddrem is desired, both old and
the ter address .boald be Aron. IllowIttance•
may be mode Oy bank daft. express moiler
order. omit -aloe order. or rerieter.d letter.
Subw:ript lona star comment* at any time.
A1rgMT..INu lickmsa.- starer for dIsplay ted
c.)otrant .d venb.ement• will be given tea appll-
cation. Leas) and other stroller advert laments.
too tent• per lire for ant Insertion and four
toot01 par line for each subsequent Insertion.
hte•.orrd by • scale or solid nonpareil r twelve
line.. to ao 1'.011. Itu.lno.• card. of tax Ileea
and under. Five Ip.11rr. per year. Advertise-
ment. of tort. 1' .d. Strayed, Sauari's.
Vgenut,*•tuatHou. Wanted, Houses for Saes or
in Kenn. Yarm. for Selo Or to Kest. Artlda.
ter N .l., ate.- mot exceeding eight nee.. 7' west )•-
eve(' -.1- each In artier. : On. Dollar for and
month. r•Iny lent. fur earls .ub.eournt mM1k
Larger adv rrtl„ment. i.. proportion. An-
nnunoement. 1n ordinary reading tr.., lrn
Cent,' per line. No notice 1. ea then Twenty -
live Cent.. Any +lreclal no. lee. the object of
which I.. for pw-un1..y benefit of •ny h_ottivid
oal or weer i .i ion, t A be arn.Wrrea-•es advt.,
tlemnent and charred *o uMlneiy.
o*ubiaw.auaN14.-Th. n.-.peration of
one ..eb..•rlter- *1.1 reader. 1- runlirlly Invit-
ed toward. making Illy rlu'AL a r eeklyy recons
of .11 lomat. county anti d..t net Mohr(.. No eduu
tum.laatIon will be it' tended to uul-e.. it no.-
Uri..
amtwin. the neon. end a tore.. of the writer, lit
Imre eerily rude.blicie to .buy s• a. •ti Deco
of e".4 f -.ii h. Nee- Ii..n,. .houl4 reach 111*
S10NA1. .*n.'. .01 later than Wrdn,wday noxa
of ra-h rack.
TUI RSDAY. JANUARY watt, 1914
THE NEW COUNCIL
The new cotin.•il has been rhoe n for
the year of 11114 with its attendant
art prises. 1 t was felt tient mole of
the ..Id cuu.,t rl w.nld have been elert-
e4 to rep.rerut the (tried this yru-,
but tvi' h the exeep .1 two c cil-
lott. is teew et/quell wits elecse4,eluteat,,.
The IVayor and Deputy 1t.evo :were
elemed:My,aeaDseuation 11 abort titue
ago.
The council in now mo:e (1.ee1)0-
polit an than it wan last year and etn-
breere a satiety of occupations. It
ben now • builder, an apply merchant,
a vete' inery.uigeti. a lewye. , a drug
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gib!, a shoe merchant, a stationery
engineer and two ietitrd tat mete.
There are seven Conservative and tw•o
Libels! trtetnlaena. There k al.0
a diversity in religion. Too Angli-
cans,. two P.eebyteli*ns ■std five
Methodists c prier the town fa(bet r.
Thr' e - a v.e-istloeu in aye,
rang;ng from Mr. i'ruudfont, the
y ge.tin Om council tut •
nun,l*•r of lents, to Mr. J. C. L*itl.-
waite, who is pa.t .ixty yru)•e and has
served the town f .r severe! yeste past.
It is ap ..trent that the electorate
feel alar in having a number of uien
as rrpta'sentntives, cho.en from the
varied walk. of life, instead of men
whore business is the N*W('. If the town
cutin. it had a phy.iei,ut anti a clergy -
num it w•_told Lie c pletrt,
1 hate 1. a Int of trod wt rk for the
new ('0nne11 to dor hi. yenr, end with-
out sill Iefirrliln, on the old council,
le thought that it will Ire capable
to row with its lllffE:nitie. and we
wi.h it *ll surcee. moil hope that each
individual member will do all in his
power in the IN'.t lot et rats of 1betown.
Of lhi., we feel aanured.
THE GAD IS READY
That sober Conservative organ The
Montreal Oazetle recently remarked
flint. a• pa) liiweut is not to aeselnble
till January Lith, the Government will
Ire rather at the mercy of the oppovo
(ion in the matter of getting money to
carry on the national services. Appal -
ently The Montreal Gnzette forgets
that Premier Borden has prepared
fot exactly such a position of •traits hy
the adoption of the closnre last session
The Gazette is probably Conservative
reough not to prove the wholesome
test• of the gag. especially in ieget d lu
national finances. Evety Tory organ,
however, during the past few days has
gleefully announced that Mr. Bordet
intends to nee the gag throughout the
conning session and plans to put
Lhrc.ugh his $2'4),I)Jt.000 of estimates
and such other pal liawentary business
as he antic bare within four
or four and one-half months by chok-
ing off the Opposition every time they
want to know tool. much. To get sane
(yoasatvaIMws la. now lae0araxJ 10 ppp
to for Liberal party, -
THE DANCE
It reftainly must he thought trimness
on the pact of local young men and
women who will persist in dancing
the "tangoand other up-to-date
dances, when the court of Canticle -Rid-
eau Hall has put a Ivan on them. We
are sure that there is no iotentioe oa
the part of may of the youug people
of Goderich to tresegress the rules of
etiquette, lest anything which is not
in .ecordanee with the more of the
land le simply a breach'ofetiquette.
Hae not the court always been the
leader of faahion and function:' Have
not the queens of England always bora
foremost in the van of moiety } Why
not then bend to their wishes still, u
set up hy their deputies here 1• C.n-
ada,
Ploy many years pest some mieletei•s
al the Gospel have been very much op-
posed to dawdles. Why 1 1d It cwt
because of the Issmodeet step. of come
dances f thirsty In Ate nod-(Jmee lanes.
the waltz, the tw.atep and the Ian -
THE SIGNAL : GODERICH : ONTA Rl O
core, there can be ao harm. Fin..
Ring David, the psalmist, said, to
praise the Lord is the desire. He eon-
.ldered It a fortes of inervynraking and
saw no harm In It, but be had not sego
the "tango. -
We may argue to ourselves, clot
there Is no herrn In this or that. but
leaders of spiritual thought have told
w that there is barns in toe» "new-
fangled" denote and those wen who
have unrde • life study of their work
ought to kuow.
Then as to custom. The argu-
ment Is advanced that if it is denced
in other places why shculd it not be
danced here. We can safely say that
we know fcr an absolute fart that it
is not danced in public in the Capital
for one place. Noshes are posited up
stating that the "tango - and other such
dances will not he permitted end the
people es a whole are not anziuus for
it. In one of the clubs recently, an
sctrees danced the "tango" for a little
while, with the result that if she had
not stopped when she died. the officers
were about to ask her to desist. There
was also a feeling of md.gnatiou
a gat the dancers while her •'prr-
fortuance" wad going on.
RESOLUTIONS
The r.Id ye ass o1 1913 has gone for-
ever a"d we have passed ..not her W.I.-
tone in our live* and are one arra
nearer the gInve and eternity. The
New Ye 41'. t -...lotions bac, all been
to .11., esti. alas. perhnp- POMP lerok-n.
The old would .winga not es ever be-
fore, bowing to the rich and p:wet-
1..1 and making outcasts of the poor
att.! needy.
The Nears an by nod 'the book of
time turns its images slowly, gently
and quietl-. As tbe.e pag-. 'or
watered. shod rairned, Seeh iset••rtn has
a part, be 11 ever rte email, in fill in
Owen. A. ..fora in a piav, each in
dividrul has In. ,.r h -r pert G. do and
the cti'$'i'1, 4.. is i! (wing done a
was 'mended it should let -done :' The
biota and •teiw. -(.r they will crueP
in ---re nir.tr quickly noticed than the
Ott -night lige.. figures or words on the
white shirt of time. When once the
impression is made. it can never be
erased. We maty have done ell we
can to change it. even go to the 111.11
honer, but they will he there j i.t the
arnse. Tike the laws of the Medea and
Pet shins, it allr,v out.
At the pre-rnl time, it is Hurst ap-
parent that the people tole and the
crown heads,, -wit ho,tt any disparage.
mens of r'rAlty,-*r• b -coming tet ere
and more. figure hauls evei yday. Pow-
er is vested in the people nod the
voter -who i. n putt of that
power in all coke., ..buil tar car, fol
to use his vote not for hi* own per.ou-
*1 interest, lint for the good of hi•
country and the betterment of man-
kind. it is aduty be owes to hie kinf,
nod his (end
The knight of the chivalric ag-r
h*d inst•. ibed upon his shield. -Dieu
et 'mon droit ---God and my tight."
This is still the loyal British (to
and every voirr At ell times ought to
remember that. he.bnuld use the line
tional motto as en individual one. and
antely this would be one of the beet
resolutions one could nleke, if it wan
not made in • pie crust mantle,.
MALPRAGTISE
The practise of chewing gun. on the
street is toad enough but when it is
done in chntrhes and courts of jnatice,
it is simply revolting. Soave people
rave about the disgusting habit of to-
bacco chewing, and it is certainly at
filthy habit. and while. of course, gum
is cleaner, it is not ladylike or like
gentlemen for girisand bays to he par-
ading the •tree;. with a "wad" of gum
in their mouth
We are glad, however, and ministers
aril judger t likewi•r be, that one
do*'s not lee very much in churches
and courts, but it beg been done in
both places Even witnesses being ex-
amined have been tolling tbeir mas-
sive tongue around a wed like a cow
chewing her rod. labile the counsel
was eudeavo, Ing to extract their evid-
encar. k is time this practise was put
a stop to in public places Goldsmith
said. "the loud laugh which spoke the
irw.tsel.d," WPM, wnuld say. oho
wide mouth which told the lack of
brains.
Their. ran M. no harm in chewing
g in the proper place and physi-
cians have saki, that it is en aid to d'.
geation, but if people want to chew,
then let thews do it in their homes and
not on the street or Io public places.
KHOCKENS
Unfortunately in every town there
are a lot of "knockers," and 1 heir bud -
mew is, re their name suggest•, to he -
little everybody and everything but
theatreivea. Rurh a class of people
are always blocking every pros/rowdy,
movement, be it national, provincial
or civic. They are detrimental to
growth and are • menace to any
town or oily 1n which they reside.
These pessimistie calamity howlers
are always looking o. tete Work sides
of Mises sad If eebe.aos for ride or
other (mgwywaent do sot wire oat
sueat.af el. thane growled tomo bock
aid say. "These, I told you so, and
why dlda't yes tate soy advice." le
reality they didn't give bay. 1. • F
word. there V only one fit pine for
trim Thou
such people mid Hirst place had better
Dot he mentioned. John W. 8ldllen a[ Sidney, OMor
Has Found a Remedy.
imports declare that the reason
r%�J alsesssl dlasedses ata to moms Ile
ABirds -Eyre View sols country la dere to booty and earn.
lb TM HA WR less habits of ostler. Stoma&
troubles and rue -down conditions
usually go toolbar.
It may he all right to license milk
dealer., burs The Hawk, while he
knows that in souse calla Itemises are
absolutely necessary, he had ■)ways
been opposed to restrletiug trade any
more than can possibly ire helped. Of
souse, In big cities it is ulnae neces-
sary to empties licensee to enable the
authorities to keep tab on the differ-
ent vendor.. ileey, it id not needed, he
thinks.
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"The prac'let of writing the New
Veer on the store windows may be all
right," affirm. The Hawk. but when
per-onatties are gone into, hr declare.,
chat the praeti.e *humid ter stopped.
On Thursoay last there was an inscrip-
tion on a 1.'4'41 window which WAS
imbeeoening and it irtlrored more
•h .me on the writer. than the p.usons
written *bout.
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The Hawk wits just about to con-
gratulate a local law yer no hie eleva-
tion to the INrrnet•'Iry but just n• be
war about 10 do f', he discovered "that
some one had Wondered." It Ie in he
hoped that the time wall c..tua when
Hi+Maj-sty will upp.mime Ile trite
value of the wen 01 Huron county.
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The nutnIeting of the honees i• a
g-txl schetur and ole which should
c mend itself to the new council this
year and The Hawk hopes the council
"eat not lass .low im leaving the wetter
attwrud,d W at once.
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The other day The Hawk met the
;row, who had Doren fl.bing on the
►.auks of the alart1.nil river. "Don't you
think fishing i+ it cruel sport," he staid.
The clow : 'tittie!? Well I Ciretdd
s.ty .o, I've eat there for three drys
rand have not tool a bite. I've been
eaten up by guava and stung by two
wasps. not my pocket book and my
knife in the river, and the bull had
lakeu the sku, off wy I.acL. Weil 1
guars..'
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The Ilawk can put on his religious
(ace uoce in it while, wi quite recently
he rill 10 address r. Suudav school.
But alar, he was unprepared. Think-
ing he would be funny tie asked this
norm Luta
••N• 6*t would you tIU)*'fcr' en ninny
blight ho)• *ted gull-, wteu exorcted a
speech fru ul loo, tel you bad muthing
to say r'
•'I'd keep quirt," wild infantile pro.. -
.utility.
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The other day '11te Hawk went as a
prob.bld Porteous •, , to rxnmine some
properly un the tslltks of the Maitland.
Afraid that it would oyes flow 11.41 i.00ks,
tic4Jing 1 he proper ty, he queried the
agent in Irgatd W Diu. mulatto.
"We;." he replied, "rt isn't oneof
those sickly.treaua that ate always
confined to their bud.."
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' Dwesu't lout it aerie. to sing at the
county jail any trove," asked the
Ilawk to a lo.r1 .ong.ter.
''No,'' he **i.i, ••several of the to -isom-
ers ul.jrt:Lo d ou the gruuud Omit it we*
not uecludrd in their arntrnees.
FOUND QUICK RELIEF
Dodds Kidney Pills Quickly Cured Hr.
Yarchbank's Kidney Disease
Marchbank. King's Co., N. B.. Jan.
:ith.--(`Ipecial)-Aft ersuffering forfl.e
year's from kidoey disease, brought
on by • strain, Hudson Marchleank,
Esq., the wast -knows farmer of Our
pplace, is agalu • stroor, healthy man.
ID an luterview, Al.. Matchbook
pays:
About five years ego I hurt my
ieck from lifting. and it developed
into kidney discs... My bock pained
me all the time. and I war very lunch
troubled with leadauhen. i had a hit-
ter trete In my mouth in the rout n-
ines : 1 perspired freely, end my per•
rpiration had a die*grreable odor. As
threw mese utbetr symptosis that.tmy
kidneys we,... •Rrrted I decided to try
Dodd's Kidney Pith'. After using two
boxy., my black was. eompletely culled
and my kidneys bare not troubled me
•ince."
CONTRACT LET
Local Man Will Badd Extensive Break-
water at Ki.ttrdine.
Ottawa, Jan. :t -The cabinet at
its council meeting yesterday let the
contract for A hreattwrler at Klo-
ca•dlne, to William Birmingham for
$131,II4Y. The refitted was also let for
• wharf end woos Meuse at Richard's
LAOdiny, Rf. Jnse b Deland, Ont., to
Job,. 0' Boyle R Co., for 1111.7111.
rr
4/10W Umar, (-Tr OW' Totgm 1 w.
fru Cocn
rr i
hent Viewer oleo est a that be Is meter
pan
ser sir he Arm J. Caesar t Oa etwag
Moine...rtheCr.yelide (le.eeye.w�male
defeweld.ea•ld that .M erre de pis the nem
of ONL `UIQMILD DOLLARS Ate eat. and
event ear .it hi welt •hariease M seri b
theses,/ Ns E.
J. CRsrtsr
iimeomimeo la belle me see erllay d
w.'WeebhyefpsmwAptYeOlsetsae.a ilZami
a�11.0'. coved'
TabNsf. /saw. 1 r~ %.•11111 e; r aim
Q
Jobs W. Skillea of Sidney. Ohba.
says: "I had a bad stomach tamable
for years. and became so weak that
1 could hardly walk or do any wort.
My appetite was poor, and It seemed
Impossible to tit any roast. SUMO
taking 'Thiel' 1 And a remarkable im-
provement In my health, my digestion
L much stronger, and 1 have gained
In weight 1 would not be without
VlnoL"
Vino) makes weak stomachs strong
because It strengthens and tones up
the weakened, tired and overtaxed
serves of the digestive organs. Vino)
Is easily assimilated by the weakest
stomachs, and Is delicious to the taste.
Try a bottle of Vlnol with the un-
derstanding that your money w111 1e
returned If it does not kelp you.
H. ('. Dunlop, Druggist, ti'd.rich. Ont.
More Teachers
The following is a list of the nlctere-
ful candidate« who attended model
.chool from local distriet' and ale now
yuelitied teachers :-Miss Nota M.
Blake, Clinton: Mir+ Floosie 1.
Ilrowu, Loade.b or•; Mr. Kwart D.
Cawrrun, Lucknow; %I,. Harold It.
Cantelon, Ctin4.r.; Mr. Albeit F.
;Cooper, Clinton: Mira Annie C. Currie,
Ripley; Mire Una C. Martin, Tees-
W.ter; Mi.* Matilda M. Miller, Dash-
wood; Li•* Nettie G. M. ff.tt, Tees -
water: lir. Aibt'n .A. Mot Fitton,
Hanover; Lime Annie 1NcDonal•t, Rip-
ley; Mi... Annie McConnell. Londea-
buso; Min Christina 1•. McKenzie,
Dungannon; Mr. Lorne 8. Powell,
Tee.wster; Mites Elisabeth L. Forret,
It,lintun; Mr. Hruder.un W. Foeert,
Clinton; Mr. Chao. A. L'ow'er, Wing -
haw; Mfrs Lima M. Griffin, Kittail;
I Luse. Gertrude M: Kidney, Ripley.
Agriculture in Schools
Schools' intending to take hp the
seedy of agriculture and school gar-
s druing should rend outi.e of their if
in -
Ilion not later than January 151 lention to the Department of Educe-
,
to the Department of Educe-
e -
e,
the full grant is to 1e earned. in no
• case can notirr be *accepted las sir thin,
April lMh. The form to be used for
th.. i4 to be found at the hark of the
1014 reel/Orr. About 150 schools in
the province are exp meted to hake up
the study of agriculture Oda year ;
the increase is not rapid, but the
growth has keen healthy. It is ex-
pected that A number of schools in
Huron will become interested In the
course which the Education Depart-
meilt is doing so much to encoursge,
MUSCULAR RHEUMATISM
\lu•eular tlteumatism exist. in two
fel•ne.: acute and ,hrenie. In •cute
enlar rhenru*tia.0 there is fir -4
rufirel it duel !kilt in the eel -es
which eredually inrr+ssn, Thin pain
,.fn n slots' fr••m I*,r )'ua•cle to an-
.vhrr, end the working of. these mus-
. lea makes the pain vet severe. Mur-
cul'r rhrntnalirUI is a blood disense
end should not Ire n-glected. A prop-
er tretusent should hewn with the
flet syu)p'onee. Rh -u iso recom-
mended by the foremost people every-
where hecause it driver an uric acid
poisons frown the blood and enriches
it so that the 'retrial become.' healthy
and free from the tortures of rheum...
tint. Geta bottle of Rheuuro toady
end rid 1 i' li melt of rl'rnul.l him. Sold
in (Ind.-tich only at F. ,J. Butland's
(bug *torr. -
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If you have $ 100
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clue or mere is ds. sw-ore• Beni at 3 per
cost. a pr.eticaMy idleit is sone ye aware eheefi�sat
risme tiaitk.•ery
1 so.areee. ofsere7, 7pw emery will earn
w goad iemma it you Muer it .n dm
aro f1sain.se Ymtese•Corporation•
per Cent.
Dcbtures
now rah sheelrasb. •..n. Toy
i*aerer r 1 Wit teas.. oespette
none
ahed' i• 1.0.01..
•err•
st
wiirner .,lttri • s
ail. wp�
od' .0 Capital . $2,000,000,00
n
�_ $11.000.000.00 mese rellobis eerie. re -
A free e..tp(• rnitdd•
t'm t..
y l 1 1'1 1 1
11+411111/04 1t [APT..AOfTe.
W. L HORTON, Goderich
Reddest Director
•T7: to.
GPANUJT> UN i`e y M,
Time Table Changes
A general change of time will he
made Jentrary lib. 1Y14. Time
Tables coetaluing full particulars
tear be had on applieatioe wtirand
Trunk Agents.
Lew Yates to California, Merida
mol the stlnry Berth
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Railway Is the meet &re.t dads
from all ppoot1ata Feet themes* One. -
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W. ACHESON & SON
JANUARY SALE OF
FURS
OUR stock of Ladies' furs of all
styles is exceptionally large
and we have decided to take a
quick loss and this week have remarked
several hundred pieces to prices that will
appeal to every prospective buyer.
Grey Wof Sets, $o-oo
Large Urey Wolf Pltkt.v Nulls
(bolster style) with Satin lined
Stole or Cape tc. tuatch, beauti-
fully finished sad with large
tails trimmed. Regular price
$t2 00 sec, fur............. Woo
Japan Mink Muffs
Pillow shape, b.o seh'ct Japan
sod China Mink skins, dark sad
very full. Regular $0.i*) ea. t. •e1
s4.tiUs
Ladies' Muskrat Coats
Select imitated skin. and
Coat full Irugtb or f length.
lining of Iru+raoteed satin. N..
Itandromer Fur ('oar of mu.k-
rat on the market. 0,w revels.
pi ice $80.O0, Special •5s.00
Sale of Remnants
Kurds of Drees (ioodp, Prints, '
Suiting., all end. of from 5 to 6
yards, suarkai at dealing weer. '
One Iagie tableful marked in
pl+in figured at about half price iII
or less. if
Northern Sabe Muffs
Holster style Mafia. largo and
beautifully actin lined, skins of
No. 1 quality. Regular 118.00
and WOO for
Black Coney Fox
Stoles
l.erge rise black Wales, splen-
did stylar and in appearance *l-
innet equal to our hest black
Fox. Regular 1110.00. Special
male.... ..................... *SAO
Ladies' Clpth Coats
Unreserved cleating sale of
roomy baad.ome style., some
silk lined. Clearing at �eo0
sod NrOO
Men's Wool Lined
Kid Gloves
All cleariug. Regular SI On
for ............ .715
Men's Fur Coats
Hoek No.- 1 Obfisa ,ping with 2 .
Lamb collar..
Canadian (ken. Onat.. 75.00
Tlakaaria. Iamb coat, 5 •
W. ACHESON & SON
Adam could truly sing there's
only one girl for me.
Thousands can truly join in the
chorus and sing, there is only one shoe
for me. And that is the HARTT.
SOLD BY
J. N. McClinton
WE REPORT
A larger and better Christmas trade than last
year. Considering the conditions of trade in general,
we are very much pleased.
Weanticipate larger and better trade through-
out 1914.
We thank you for the past year's business.
We believe we can give you better value and
better service than ever before.
We have just completed twenty years studying
your hardware requirements. Surely it is to your
advantage to deal with us.
We buy in the largest and best markets.
We start the New Year by a monster Granite -
ware and Cutlery Sale. - .
GRANITMA,RE
By Aeance we got wind
01 a tut of (iranitewasw that
was to he sold because of hay-
ing got wet in stripping.
which w. bought at our owe
price. Now we all know that
graoltsw•re Is not damaged
by ones getting wet_
Watch our windows foe
we will fill theist es anon as it
an Ives.
CUTLERY
We placed a large Import order to arrive spot later than Noy
loth., but it ie not bete* ygt. To snake room for it we will pet on *
male for at leapt ten day.. All our Cutlery at a diecottnt en that for
403 yon can have MIs worth, err for 80c. SIAM worth,or le short S0 per
reel. off all lines of Cutlery asd'iti.erwase.
We Wish Alla
Happy and Prosperous New Year
The Dowell 'ulnare Co., Limited
The Brat ileo. to Baty sLedtrare