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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1919-3-20, Page 10r flowillturaday, March 20, 1919. f1� ANOTHER ORPHAN RAILWAY. By H. F. GADSBY. ?U .II1aJAL Ottawa, March 11. -The Fina the Government w111 Ike giving Iles 11 Minister's otatelment last week simply vitality. 141 .1141.e the nest of our cowl on mors to above that you cant (rave a the Iu,11u1.tl n.flwapt.. t'!l1 way 4•n the elotlwallne Doer night wltbultt getlhyt it so Ilea'. There 1st The (:rand 'Irunk Pacific enjoyed son to believe that the G. '1'. 1'. left Just enough 111 health to make Ile presage.• ■u era of etp.anokul anti de- velopuwII in our twine resole in kewp- 1IIj a 11t 111' Iwdt•11cy to cultivate domestic tourist travel *1,1.11 like war fuse w/ otrongly luteuxhied. The otheer•s awl ollreettors In the new Santa ('aloha, island ('owp.11y are some of 11e most enterprising bushscun melt in Ines Angeles a.4tuty. The gen- eral manager 1s Evert., It. Sea%er, w'10 directed the Fulton Shipyards al ;San 1'1dro during the war and who halt year Milli suer.e(ul wtemien ships at esluufshiug s{a'td for the Government, Mr. S4'm.rr'e n.Wrl us a builder of ships is ehuallel by his fanny as an employer of lals/r, for 1,n all his period of eer.kr at Ban Petro there was no rumor of bsI'or trouble. loot* id 'Slit ukruh ora, a well-known Isis .ingrk's WI'llwcw man. is president of the urn company. Ihr rerully re- .•el.e'.1 ha honorable diw'hargr from tin• U. S. army, %lwn' tw ranked as .•spI11in. ..Wr luteal to wake Santa Catalina imbued the gr.tleet sllwwrr Pott winter remora in .imeri.u," doll fir. Wrigley. -•11rv.Ioi -to *ill progress as rapidly Is p,sslbl,• and when business war- rants Se Will 11111 1111 nN,re elraUerm. There is now for a half -million flea cottages on the island and a *coati new hotel is projected fur curly 4v4w- pleiion. It Is my plan 111 wake this 44•111 of the Faille a reword of such .tt rt,t t. rrwxe 1Jw1 11 *111 Ile 1 114' ween for visitors (ruin all ports 4d the 11111111r.- . NThereare Many unique frit (11n',. iolllAI at "t'ataIllla. as the 1441,11.1 Is diel locally. in one vast expanw' .re tiw frames of 41.5) tent voltages w li.-h in summer ar' .ov.'rtetl w its •n11..l., furnisM.l completely ant ..ruled by the ,Pay or week Just as linnet rooms are rented. This Is tlw fatuous Island Villa. Another summer whit -- lowed is mads' up of hululr.lr of tents .onpletely (urulshe.l for housekeeping. The glass-IsNtonled {ower bouts .ready mentioned nuke dally trips ,ter tl.e Marie (:urticas -through .Este Mals the visitor gets such sights of a great 0111111 world of vegetation teal fish as 41111 he had nowhere else. here ix a maltli ps.plel with brilliant ly colored initulllanns swimming through forests of feathery verdure. tinge Ire -like fermi waver and bend with 11e motion of the water. ':rest Balks of kelp touch tiw bottom of tow law t. From tlw strange .sea+•nt um- Iwr" that c'lingx to the (wean Mor anti Is said to lye one of the lowest forms of .,ulmal life, to giant tuna fish and sea bass, whieh are tow delight of sports- men, the range of specie*, size and 11puenrascr of throw creatures of the deep le utterly astounding. Above water are se,,rm of seal, tome of them weighing a ton, sunning themselves and their yonllg on the rocks. The bald-headed eagle perches bimetal cw ■ crag and haughtily sur- vey.. the scene whale a flock of stormy iwtrel scurry away before the tort's *diener. Yonder ou a cliff aomr mountain plats enjoy the swwry anal herbage. over NISI above nil un' the Mutest of skies, refitr•tel in the depths .1 the tkcp blur stem Mr. Wrigley, am Ila' world's greatest( •hewIug gum manufacturer, Ikea been said to I* on' of tike largest colltri- Into(e to net's basting enjoyment .masg all who. autke for creature eom- (mil r Ills -plane for tI.4' 4144.eloptuetu of .4auta /',tali, island for tike tourists and pleasures . i.crs *too nowt. to fall fornia'a .1111 k.s-el shores will retitle Ur. Wrigley 111 41401141e wru.Iue to all .he rrdil 144 bus thus far attained as tie most evtt'nxlre purveyor of t11s'rklds 4•1.11 (umoue eo11(,'t-114/11 -the .1 lel. *i111 114' tlarur that lasts. .fust rax we 111141. booklet to advertle- ulIg to lnild up mfr business," said lir. Wrigley. "w, shall we 11utke known Ito' faire .d I'It tstitut Island. TM' power 4•f the press is tow of the wvlrld's {realest epode of advanruwnt. Without advert 'sing It might take twenty years to accomplish what ad- vertising make, posslh h in one." Words of Praise for Baby'. Own Tablets. rev heel( out on the lbw on purposeawl now cheerfully (owlets. ct se,1lurate& t'yuice call attention to the differ- ence to treatment *monied by Union Government to the C. N. 1t. which had friends on bosh alidee of wittiest eand the G. 1'. P. whk•h watt supposed t be as I.Ilwr*l a tallwny as the C. P. R. was a Cuuserveth•e nue. The C. N. R. was handled with some teoderne$a. We torelosecl, as you will r'memhrr, for the four hundred million dollar, the people of ('iniad, had Mot Into 11, leu we did nut furgei to pay another ten million dollars over to the un- uamed and unliwcoverol shsrrloWers *Ito still lad a lingering interest in the cWuwuu stock. Thea' share- holders 4'o doubt were the war I1'r- AIMS whose Interests were conserved on former ue*sionswh n thhr public 1. was lent large mor money to save it front bankruptcy. The C. T. P. enjoys 110 114•11 wo(1 t•are,1rs. It Is .rizel rudely from Ila doorstep where Ike poor fo11wlll11g 1t4'1 *,fling and Wardle.' Into the 11a11de of 11 receiver who will give 11 only a step- mothers love. Tlw rcceiter is the 1lliuteter of Railways, who no so well oersted Iu his j4d, that the Flnanr Minister cunslkrs It ne'rerury to make the p Molle statement of the transaction himself. Thus is the G. T. P. chivied about right from the start 111141 we may safely wager that it will get the lion's, slur. of the sptukllg1 ellen public o*w'rahip Is to he c•1e.- t1.441. Timid people way ask wily we didn't Pct the C. 1'. R. lake these cripples over. especially as we Imre had to Increase the freight rate's fifteen per cent to keep them on their feet -thus making the 4'. P. 1l. fifteen per cent. richer than it really needs to be. lion the time for asking such Vues ione ham larked pow by. We are now fully 4111 the experiment of public ownership find we begin to exp•rlulrut with three Iturrw-the C. N. 11.. the G. T. I'. and 1 h National Transwntlneutal--and taw winner, hut very recently, the In- lercdunlal, on our lure's. We would probably come out all right if we could natlotullze all the railways, the pro- fitable maw included. but to long Nu the C. 1'. R. and the G. T. R. stick out we are likely to get the abort end of It. We can't afford to pay two billion dollars for the 1'. P. R. anti the G. T. It. has 1141 desire to sell 140 hint as it 111 rllaklug n. onry. This means that theme two) great private rallaay systems will c'untinur to prevent freight retro on the Government rallwaye from lesson- ing tor) altrnlett for comfort amt to Out extent will defeat the pm -pow of public ownersllp, which 1s service rather than dlrklrnllr. No doubt we shall have large &nutlet deficits to meet for wont' years to cons• and as mem as uur VI.-lory Mads are ptid up • parent. the Gratin Trunk, willing to get rid of It. The Cra1Ml'l'runk Prolific 1.1144 designed to connect with the hnstcru Grand 'Trunk eyslrm by uruus of the Notional Transcontinental, thus turmlug n third Iru11k line from ocean 10 1,44111. 11 Nes conceived by 11* late t'hurlrs M. hays, who sought (bus to lap tike prairie trade for like (:ralul 'Prink anti to ofnet the eueroechmenta of 11144 C. 1'. 11. In Ontario, where the I:rsntl Trunk had long enjoyed a 1ltoop,ly. Al' Mr. Playa pree inlet the s•In•wr a, Parliament a Hue from the North clay terminus of 11* G. T. It. into Uw M'e'$t awl e4' ou to the It*ride .0111.1 M lo,k.'d like n good bargain for the Crawl Trunk. alibis would have dt..rlld IIs share u( tlw Western truffle to its Pulled State« terminal at I'orlb,ntl, Muhw. 'I'.' give tike Crawl 'fnatk abut it did not wunt-'a line to the w•:,Is.ard through ('un*lllau terri- tory. a1141 10 111441..' the proptwit ion acceptable to tike Crani Trunk, the Covernn.mIl built tike National Tra11s- conlilwntal front Mou'lon, New Bruns- wick. right through to Winnipeg In - dicta of slopping Nt North Itay. This parallelled the I ntcncd.rolal. l'anadia11 Pacific nal t he C 4'a 1141 Think fur many miles in Ihr I:IIsI. *1111e fru/t1 Qttelaet' westward it nal through a desert that will afford uu Prank• for yearn to come. 'laving hnfll this railway at a even of $I(Gl.(aal.lanl, the Government leased it for fifty years et three per cent. ou Ow cost to the C. '1'. R.. which re- pudiated Its bargain and threw the rall*ay (tack 1111 he Government's hands at 11e first opportunity. And now we have 11w Grant Trunk Pacific. also paid for !.y the Iwuple, back at our apron strings. Ot ears' 111e Gratin Trunk Pacific without Its profitable Cramb Trunk .cr1111e•tl41144 hl Ontario urn Quebec -La a tall *lth,)t a dog. Pmt that is the Meat the Grand Trunk is willing to do. As a matter of fact, the G. T. R. has a sort of moral clefts) on our mercy. It is largely owned In England. It abet makes. tlw plea that It ham had only $24010,f100 of the public money, which is true lu a mautwr of speaking, a1- tb,ngh the dozen ernallrr railways of *Ishii It Is the 114a1fel survivor all got their 44$44e) a mile and timer land grant in the goad old pork barrel days. Still. 111 the (1. T. 1t. lusn't emt ua any money since and as sal' are 11 senti- mental people with a lingering belief in the faith of ewtr1cts, even yawn Hwy an, outworn, we are iru•111a'd 111 11sr•n to 114 .k'sp,iring wall *len It says "Leave ue'ak)1M," TIM' lnter1.1onIaI, which bus toren a (lovernraent runway ever since it wee 1.41111 In 1mM-laving been started tinder l'roriiwtal ownership and con- tinued male, Federal auspkrs as one of the terms et Confederation die- mandd t.y PIM' Maritime I'rovint.s - tuts long Igen tiled 111 a warning L(ala'st public uwuership. As a mutter .41 fact it is a %arulnt against athe of p,diriec which Lade a rail- way up with parry hails aandIden Iris 11 fend for itself. Nu*'that the rail � ally has been taken out la tarty poli - For Ten Years and rom out icrailaay Awed.' he it -tioaeol text yew?' surplus of $2.34;:l.- Had And Tried Nearly Everything ILs. cept a Surgical Operation WAIL - out Obtaining Relief - Tells Row Complete Cure Wu 010, .%. the pet goal of the private 1 i 44 11 ' interests working through Parliament, the Intercolonial has been loutled ant) every hatelicap that claim , make ton argument exalted public 1 4114. 11440.11111. 1 11 the ti tgt place. it was a tuilttnry rellway, and as such it took the longest way nommi-they call it the taninirk route In New Itrunitwick-in order to he wholly in Brithoh territory. It WW1 1101 nllowed by tlw imperial There are reported here three Mires authorities to take economical short of chronic camel, of piles. In all threw cute, as the C. I'. R. liliet.,, through the CLIC, many treatments w fore it visa discovered that Dr. Chase's Ointment is about the only real curs tor this distressing ailment. Mrs. A. Oaten, 211 011ainaon street, Brantford, Ont., writes: -1 have used Dr Chase'a Ointment an a household ticularly indebted to it for a cure from rim.* 1 had suffered from thie •n- 1 she 411 11 Wt1 11 three losers 'toil one bud noying trouble for ten years, and tried I of hope The linuo.lhate gain we may nearly everything 1 heard of. After 1 expe.1 to .lerhi• from our oxperiment o sing Dr. Chase's Ointment a short , , in plibli. 4.1% 11(4114141 141 the 'clowning while I eras completely cured." inflitence of private railway interests Mrs. Wna. abeam I il. Albert street. Kitchener. Ont . *time: "Fur several In F1''lef.11 1501111511. We IMP(' tt. get years I wee troubled with bitoollng , rid ..r -tile railway tiug---or at all I I tried different remedies for !events to. make it lee" of a wedniug ring 11 1141 1111Ire 441 11 11 eugagement ring Wilkit 41111 to. Moat hack when love growe cob'. 1 The Signal `BUY=AT=HOME' Campaign Read these articles with care. They may present something you hadn't thought of before. Patronise the people whose ads are here. They are your neighbors and will treat you right. The money you spend with them stayi in cir- culation Goderich and neighborhood. OOD%YIOH. ON T. IF YOU BUY OUT OF TOWN AND I BUY OUT OF TOWN, WHAT WILL BECOME OF OUR TOS ? The Dollar You Spend in Goderkh will "Come Home to Boost" 1 " United Staten. For years it stopped at Itiviere du Loup or the St. Lawrence find dill not gel a look 111 Sit the great Western l'anatia trent% moil Mr. Blair rano. shrug at the end of the nine- teenth century ta1141 1)115111.11 it 111t0 114.‘,..ver, Colinas 11441.1 1141 the 11PAt very latret is being shown ill Voile 11101144,41.1 Slid the %allies tire ex- eeptional. Each waist Ms an 'u - different [nom iiitything ever shown 'we're. Every waist is two rooti the material* are of the !twat. New ',Linings. are twitig sheen ill the neWest Slid testi clic 1.5. They are ..lisoveu muall ends to 111111.e them diatinctive Seto the goons ae are showing lwfore societies 41111 of Iowa. ...I Get my figures for airiest( your house whit a emapiete outfit. No money required until 'moose(' by the Hydro instwetor, which ensures you eatisfectory .141111.--Clus. J. Harper. of Spring end Summer Ilillinery in the WS kleota; also Hire Bile of reody-to-wearto at 42.75 Kiel $3 25. -Miss Comperes. Hamilton st reel. SALLOWS HAS GIVEN HIS eminent a severe test during the past week or Au. To flintl ilOW long • face it could take he had a diagrtratied Grit to ait for bin pieture mai to otse how wide it mould take be got a Tory elated with victory to) Ait for him photo, and the lustrunient Mood the OUR MOTTO- uquare deal to all. Phone 164. Robertson k Male. DON'T LIVE IN DARKNESS. Dave your home wired for electric- ity and he up to date. Get our estimstm. We furnish everything but the juice. Large line of fix- tures On hand. If we 410 11, It will be none right.-111slot. Tait. relief without euccesa. I read In Dr. Chase's' Almanac. of the bowsaw other people were receiving trona Dr. Chines's Ointment. so I sent to your office for • sample box. I found it gave ma such rellef that CHICAGO MAN BUYS FAMOUS CALIFORNIA ISLAND. box_ I have used several boxes wince, •nd have derived more benefit from its use than any remedy I ham ever Mrs. 7'. Cusses& Viotoria street, In - ger -troll. Ont., writes: "About two years and & bait ago I vraa suffering trona rites I had tried many differ- ent remedies for this distressing trouble, but nothing 'helped me. re- ally I got a boz of Dr. Chase's Obit - anent, •nd after tieing It foudi that 1 was rompletely eured and leave not can cheerfully recommend Dr Chesate• ointment to any -n• aufferiLi a* 1 ID , Chase's Ointment. 40 cents • but, at all tubes or temanima, Rates Co Linaitee, Toronto There are no rivals to Dr Chsee's Ctiotmest se • trimitawsat 14.5 Mos CENTRAL Is recognited as one of the most reliable Cotnniarcial Schools in Canada. The iostructors are ex• periended and tbe courses are ixotz:add ate . G rad hates are in raitious and they meet With suet Students may en - let at any time. Write at once liot fore catalogue. D. L. lk)LackiLas. Priaotpiti.., 11M110111001111 it No medicine receives such great pra.se from thankful mothers as do Baby's Own rablets. Once a mother Ms used them for her little ones she will use nothing else. The Tablets are a mild but thorough laxative. They regulate the bowels ano stomach; drive out constipation and in- digestion: cure colds and simple fevers; pmmote healthful steep and make teething easy. Concerning them Mrs. Omer Le Bleu. Maddington Fail% Quebec, writes: "I am well satisfied at h Baby's Own Tablets and will always use them for ms little ones." llw Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 24 cents it box from the Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brockville. Ont., lion and a lower price 4111 Wit in town than you can by @ending to the city. If yeu doubt this let na a talk with you. Besides, When 3041 yoof printing done in town, the pirinyer'K warns. are paints, more.wei. brushes tool wall nattier StiA 114.140" $111 varks1 all41 4.44111 - Oen. A ettriey of oar wall titipt.t. alit tlisclese IA selection of the best and !nowt up-to-date designs, Ulla 1011111Y iww Mews In PlIttellIM. An Was. %Veleta -Jr.. Heads Company Pur. Amain( Santa t'atalista-Vast Resort Planned. i.4014 Angela', , March 15.-Orie of the biggest reel testate deals PVIT put over In California Is now an as- eurtsi fact and oloitills tan be furnished lot the 1141eleifell politico fao 11114.1 of ne Contorts 'Wrigley 1444141er. hi the 1 ati. man -4 'Mee' bail wain Niel 11 officer Rad director In a mod of fifteen enterprise'. In various parts of the I . S, tiw heed and lo hes taken over Hama Catalina to 14 0110110 and voila al nilliktne more tw spent to nook.. the Island thie great othow plate of the l'acinc Coast. Included in the tranefer are prac- tically •Il of the 4$4.110111 Lyres tbe the !wet' $4410,11110 ttte. tkitlierine unto awl Its apptirtenatices. ten Aesinvers which ply between San l'edm sun the Ishtar!. • fleet of sham bottom poser lonat• and other property of tbe slants Catalina Island t'ompasy. This mom ho toterest to every toast, present alai prospective vimitoft to California: In feet, it is of particular Lateral to Um cotuttrY at hitt*. tor ir Shop - FOR - BINDERS, MOWERS AND DELCO-LIGHT PLANTS. BUCKEYE, INCITRATORS. GRAN' AND McLAUGHLIN GAS ENGINES. WIRE FENCE. OLD HOMESTEAD qr Robert Wilson Hamilton St. Goelerieb CALI. ' AND SEE WHAT YOU CAN teniker and Purity Package late for on Friday and Saturday. - THE GREAT FUNDAMENTAL factor In winning nod keeping the better trade at horns is to handle the beet merehardlise. Data that attract are of Quality, FACillniTP- neon and Refinement. -Mies M. R. IN THE SPRING WHEN YOU ARE troubled %vitt. that tired feeling take irun Oue hundred in i10116. for :CA% WAKE OUR CARA(.1E 101PR GAR - age. If your auto is Pick We 41111 doctor it quick. Frill line of nevem- s4lrien nisi tires net hand. Of course you know we 1114i1111Y the Ford, the imiversall ear. Get In 'tone order for spring.- P. J. ItaeRwan. A WORD ABOUT BUYING GRO- eyries mot of town. Just get our prime first •nd your money will stay here to help Mild up our own town. Think tide over •nd buy •t NEW SPRING FOOTWEAR ON UP - to the-mtniite,lastor. We have them In pialn and colored eombinstione, both on the Cuban anti bootie heelm. See these new styles at Santridan's Sbee Stare. 1UST PICK OUT ANY ARTI('LE IN yaw catalogue, then see us. VI'e vv111 tiot only compete In prives, hut will MI VP yom money In Hardware, Stoves, Tools, Bout Supplies, etc. Try tet and Pee.- Chao C. Lee. WORD TO novsacwrvas. JI'ST simply tomb.' on having your 'treed order* cense from home bakeries. Every lour of out of -town bread you Mt just hurl% enr town that mweh. ASKING FAVORS OF MAIL ORDER HOUSE. Interesting Results Might Be Obtained by Staking Certain Requesta--Local Merchants Helpful -Do All the Things for the People of Their Community That the Catalogue Concerns Will Not Do. TWO SPECIAL. BARGAINS TIII8 week. --One l'priellt Plano, ln good condition, a snap at $210.00 oeto ful walnut case, its good NM new, $75.410 call early •nd take advan- tage of a berguiti.-Jasses fr. limo. son. Mode W. SOME NICE STYLES IN LADIES' fancy anti plain Barrettes. Gulf Pin*. 1S.1146. MOWN' P11111 NIA KairrillgA are to be found •t Elsoities Art Store, East ;anti. Phone los, It hae been said that three-fourths or nine -tenths, or some such big proportion -the exact tigures do not matter - of the business of the world is done on credit. -If this was not true there wouldn't be min+ business done, for no cur- rency system could be devised that would furnish enough money to meet the needs of commerce if every artiele sold had.to be paid for in actual cash. The amount of money in circulation in the United States is only' $47 per capita and this would not go very far if everyone had to keep enough cash on hand to pez far all that he might buy. The greateat of financiers need credit. They keep their resources employed and at time* are in need of ready eitah. The same thing is true at times of men of smaller means. The eredit system, as it is used sometimes, especially in the smaller communitiem, ie abused and works a seriane hardship upon the business men of the town. Some merchants, to avoid the Iola; that result* from auch abuse of the system or possibly to enable them to sell goods at a lower price than their competitors, operate strictly on a cash basis, but the great majority of merchants in every community give those customers who are responsible and honest the privilege of a charge account and the chances are that some sort of a credit system, properly safeguarded, will always continue to be a feature of legitimate trade. Ask Catalogue House tor Credit, Vou who have a reputation in your community for being at least fairly responsible and upright know that whet' you desire it or need it yuu can obtain credit from at least some of the merehatits in your town. But some time when you are iu need of some article of merchandise and are a little short of ready money, order what you want from a mail order house in Chicago or some other city and tisk them to please charge It till the first of the month. The experi- ment will be interesting, at leaat, and the answer that you reeeive may callow you to give a little thonglit to the differ- eitee between triitting with the mail order house *one far - I eity and buying ['Fr! the merchants in your own lllll e Some mail order eoneerns are now operating a vo-ealled t•reilit system/ but it im not a eredit system tineh as is main- tained by' *tad retail inCreliants. These mail order houses will sell tertaiu merehandise •on the installment plan, but they not only demand an initial cant] payment, but require the purehaser to sign a contract which operates as a mort- gage not only on the merchandiae purchased, but upon any other property that the customer may possegs. There is nothing in this system that hears any aimilarity to the open credit system that is used by the majority of retail There are some other requests you might make of the mail order man when the occanion arisem and the responses might be equally interesting. For instance, you, Mra. Farmer, who bought that 601 of groceries from the eata- logue house last month, might write the manager and ask him to buy your butter and eggs. Of course, it would be coneiderable more trouble to pack them for shipment to the city than it is to take them in to your local grocer, who is always ready to pay you the market price for them, but then maybe the mail order man would pay you enough more than the market priee to pay you for the extra trouble. And then again, maybe he winfldn't. And, then, there is that mowing machine that you, Mr. Farmer, have been figuring on trading in for a new machine. :Suppose you write to the mail order man from whom you bought that wire fencing and. ask him WEat he will allow you for yotir old machine- on a trade for a new one. Of course, the local hardware dealer in the town where you find a market for your farm productsivill allow you a fair price for your old machine, but what's the use of asking him to do it 7 The mail order man surely wiH be glad to do that much for you, will he not f ?es, be will not. List is Endless. There are a good many things the mail order matt will not do for you. The liat would be too long to crowd into one issue of a newspaper. Ile will not give yon credit, how- ever miteh you may need it. lie will not buy the farmer's produee. • Ile will not nay to dollar of taxes to help support your hatreds or build va•tir roods. Ile •vill not contribute it eent to the enpport of your elitirehee or ymir charitable institutions. He will not lend you a helping hand in time of trouble. The loeal merehanta in a community will do everything for the people. in that eommunity that the mail order man will hot do for them. This fact ahould make it. eamy for the people of the community to decide which it, is to their inter- est to do business with. WE BELIEVE THAT A MAN OK woman who places his or ber con- fidence in us is entitled to the beet merelutudise and the best store Mr - *ice to be secured anywhere, -Goo. 111' 1 YOUR KODAK NOW AND then you will be prepared for takieg early spring tocenes. Itevektplug mei Printing. Prompt itervicr. Give us a trial ortler.-Campbell's Drug WALL PAPER WITH U8 18 A specialty. not 11 nide line. Let as help you in your decorating prob- lems, which is name than mall order 11011Aus 11111 do for you. Itemendwr tour prices are lower 11011 values; better.- Platters A SAFE STORE TO PIN YOUR faith to is the Scotch Store, wiwre •re mold on their real [write, riot on puffed-up values. If It Ls anything In Drygoode you waut, call on us •ml we will de our hest to please you. -D. Soo BUY YOUR HORSE BLANKETS aud Robes et house when you can get them •t 20 per cent. off regular QUALITY CONSIDERED. OVE prices are ressosonatile. We dandle the beat.-Deen Bras. JUST EXAMINE OUR LINE OFT1111 DOLIAR grotto AT Y0111 WILL PIND BY BITyING Clothing and get OUT prices first. horn. oar. uor.. sod you grs itabis your blow mol reed from us pm Blg hue of GOO COMbing for men ,0 et it twiek 04.1t 4,17. 11 you wild *HI he well plena's' with an way of end Ivor!. Also nifty lioe of Genie" doing business. flood Wait Ili right Furatahlogis. Oats. Caps, ere 4011 11 011t uf town It is gone forever. prin.,. We believe he trading *1 will wive tranba by trading here.- Get our prices on eirecerita end save home. 11 ae111 help u„ii.___vides, G. O. Plow/too Illtawr7 lw baying bere.-J. H. Lamb. a c46. YOU WAR CIAPUIS4 ARE PARTE D. Now let ro. isinst tor • bigger and bettor Conerich. B'e can do it hy all of us buying our smooths,. at Mine. %ill help aronderfully. Mee Int for Hardware, Stoves and riumising.-- pled mist. WE ASK A COMPARISON of our line of Furniture with where. Get our prices, Own draw your 4 on. complete. Buy at home.- Itrophey HERE IS 0118 TROl'ISIE-WHEN we have to repair stiwidtly leather 'Mee% with taper When 'newel come front our local dealer,' we dO not hare Mho trouble. We do all kJ...b. of mime repairing aod we no YOU WILL FIND YOU CAN ALWAYS stare money by doing yonr teethes in Groceries. Drygoode and General Merc ha nd hie wit 111 11111. Chir prides are an °Wert lemon in buying at home every time. -J. MeEwen. MAIL ORDER HOUSES DO NOT particularly hurt our bumbles... hut we are in line with any move that hetes our town and our merchant& cream you will find the pore thing at our sfore.--C. Blackstene. CONSULT YOUR CATAIA)GUE then 'vomit IIP •nd note the losing In Menem and Iloree Goods, anything for the enable. We *III not be undersold by any ,,nnell Order LIVE ANI) LET LIVE -THAT 18 A good working motto for ceerydav life (live the 'home menhant a chance to do hteolnews with you mi a fair Male. You will find it the beat plan taking everything into mit- mideration. Lire lend let live. -The Sigma/ Prirding Co.. La IT 18 FAR REITER AND SAFER to have yonr old photogrinhe copied like (Hirt Alum to Intruel them tn the ifrtot ngent who at your back donor. They an, ante with US. We iintierstand this work end 6o nut orercherge.--411. T. Fell. NO NEED TO GO PAST Ol'R STONE If you nee looking for Art Gooao, tench an Stamped Cnehiona, Searfn anti t'entrepleom. Lunch and TM.? Ile, 'rochet Th res dot, Irorbet ihirtains. Stith Totiebe, and other slam our stork.-- Mhos Nato. BEWARE or CATALOGUE MEN& tore; It all Hooks alike in pieturem Better trade at home. We earty a line of Eurnittire tor every mom hi the house, •5 priers tM4 will heat any mall order boner. -4 W. Walker. You owe a Citizen's Duty to Your Own Town