The Goderich Star, 1903-04-03, Page 10it
Apar. 3 1901
THE GOIWRICI1 STAR
wax PAPER
and 'BORDER
REDUCTIONS TS aa_
Several hundreds of rolls Wall Pam,
clearing at 30 per roll. Ceilings
to match, saute price. Ilorders to
match, 1C per yard.
Hundreds and hundreds of rolls, suitable
for Bed Rooms, Kitchens, ]falls, etc.,
clearing at 4,0 and 50 per roll.
Ceilings to match, saute price.
moo rolls Bedroom l'apers, pretty floral
designs thew this spnnga usually
sold at 7r and 4i, to] sale at. he per
roll.
Dainty Dresden Stripes SC, IOC and
i Se per roll.
Most elegant Parlor, Library, Hall and
Dining Room Papers, in:all the new-
est shades, prices ranging flow 16C
per roll up.
Window Shades
Four dozen Window Shades, complete
with good spring rollers, clearing
at 26c.
Geo. Porter,
Court House Square, GODERICH.
Telephone too B.
People We Know.
H. F, df000rs writ, in town on Saturday
Tho Misses Wynn aro spending a season in
the Queen ('1Ly.
E. McLaughlin, of ('1lnton, was a county
town visitor last Saturday.
Geo. B. Morris of Guelph. In visiting rela-
tivesin lawn anti townsblp.
John Nicholson. left on Wednesday, for Buf-
falo, sus 11rst mate on the Pathfinder.
Mrs. and Miss Holt returned to town on Sat-
urday, from their visit to the Queen ('Ity.
Mrs. It. 11 Sallow•s retuned last week from
Woodstock, wlero ahs had been visiting her
son.
Mr. 'r. Jackson, of the wholesale manufactur-
ing lime of Jackson Bros., Clinton. was 11! tow n
lust Monday.
Mr. Alex McIver has left for Buffalo, whore
he will commence his duties as whoolman on
the Wyoming.
To the Weary Dyspeptic.
We Ask this Question:
Why don't you rcmavc
that weight at the pit of
the Stomach'
Why don't you regulate that
variable appetite, and condition the
digestive organs so that it will not
be necessary to starve the stomach
to avoid distress after eating.
The first step is to regulate the
bowels.
M. McAuley of SouthampWn With in town
Yesterday.
J. Willis, of Seaforth, was a Codorich visitor
0ii Wednesday.
day under parental roif�kno)v, stent bun
Chas. W. TiaWuer,of the Berth Flesh°ir• Co
WWI 1n town a few days this week.
Mr A. Steelton luta to tar recovered w th his
treatment, at lIIeo(rcal, that Ira is ex, oe. ted
haute tomorrow.
Captain Lint Mclean, ou' ane Llnie ru�l•
dcilt, new of Detroit, tvtui v1aing m01.11. 0;1 and
(riptide this week_
Fed Ci. Shephard, ('hue. Lano and Norman
McAuley, loft yesterday for Chicago, to Jobe
their vessel, the steamer Orr.
Mus. \V. 11.:lftddletou. ut Ilautilton, wbo was
present at the luyeren • k.-nf ll uncle, tl'o Into
Alex. Munro. lett for li m0 on edncaduy,
Alex. Saunders, pros tient of the Board of
Trade, and Manager en' \\ ]Iliums, of the Bank of
Commerce. member. of the (lelesallon ro ear
harbor and breakwater, returned to town an
Monday.
Mr. James Youngjr.. of Dunlop, left on Mon
day morning for C'hiGugo, t0 .loin rho crew of
the "George N. Orr" and will assist to fitting 'f
out the boat for too corning season. "Jun will
by greatly missed by the young people of the
neighborhood
Capt. W m. Baxter left this week tor Chicago
where he will prepare the "George N. Orr" and s{
take charge other for Vie Piflting 1,04E41. (apt. 's
Baxter has been ono o the most successful 0h
the lakes, and we trust good fortune may be
111s during the prevent season.
On Wedr�,epsday last our venerable citizens,
Mr. and Myra. Wm. Green, celebrated the biith
anniversary of their married life. A number
of relatives and intimate friends were present
wuthosmark
that the eworthy n end couple their
goodn
celebrate their diamond wedding, In which
Tors STAR heartily joins.
llov. R. Murray, pastor of the M. E. Church,
Joliet., Els., a former Goderlch boy. was in
town the past week, having been called hither
pro the(Endo
In London for treatment. Mr. who urray
reports the ehuroh nttondanc0 hen as in strik-
orlggoan citloec and much lni ourfav td most Asn
Southampton Beacon :-It Is rumored that
Capt. A. M. McGregor, of the government sur-
vey boat Bayncld, le to he retired011 _ from service.
years of actitain veservicethaor has n any other mantcon
the treaty water lakes. Ho was a faithful and
trusted officer, and as capable of doing hie
duty as many penman 26 years his junior. His
removal, if the report oo true, will be dee,tty
regretted.
Mr. Wesley Vanstono, who has boon a rosi
dent of Regina, Asn.. N. W. T., for four or
five years, Is home on n visit to his h,ther,
Tiros. V anstone, near nenmiller. The old
gentleman has been in poor health for some
months and we regret to Is not Improv -
log. tai Wesley has graduated In the milling
business, and, we aro pleased to learn, (s doing
well. Ho Is to reader of Tux STAR. and speaks
In high terms of this journal ort a newspaper.
Mrs. Wm, Lye roturnod home on Monday
from San Francisco, whore Mrs. Shaw, her
daughter. has Iron in poor health for some
times Mrs. Loo's trip home was naturally tiro -
801)10, but she stood the-journeywell. Mr. Lee
had arranged to meet his wifut Chicago cud
accompany her home, but wits unable to do so,
Itoaders of Tule STAR will be pleased to learn
that Mrs. Shaws medical advisers give tumour•
agement for a lengthened lease of 1110, o s wo
than
trust their predictions may be
verified... --
The Meeting Calendar.
Regular mooting of Town Council this Friday
evening.
The regular mooting of the C. 0. F. next
Tuesday, AprIl 7th.
Regular meeting of Godorich Camp. No. 88
W. U. W., this Friday evening ; election of
oflloore.
Regular mooting of lnvornoss Camp No. M.
S. 0. S., next Friday evening, April lath.
Annual mooting of Curling and Skating As.
sedation, in Dr. Holmes' uttice,on Monday ei en•
Ing.April l3.
Regular mooting of Goderlch Camp s ',
W. 0, W., on Friday evening, 1
r
general business and election of officers.
For -this purpose
Burdock Blood. Bitters
'has no Equal.
It sets promptly and effectually
and permanently cures all derange-
ments of digestion. It cures Dys-
pepsia and the primary causes lead-
ing to lt.- _.—
Messrs. Ii. Davis and iL Graham of Clinton,
ware on a business visit to Oo(lorich on Mon-
day.
Capt Win. Craig loft TaosdaY for Chicago to
assume the duties of first mato on the George
N. Orr.
Mrs. Seeger returned last week from a few
weeks' visit to her son. Soy. ('. A. Seager, M.
A., 0 Toronto,
Miss McKay, of Endue, who had been
attending her uncle, the late Alex. Munro, left
for home yesterday.
Miss Eva Clark. who has Icon 111 for sono
time e typhoid'le abltobeup 000usloutlly. foyer, recovered
that Y
The Popular Fence
OF THE DAY IS
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r;r
Is the one built the London F61166 Maolilne 1
Because it is the cheapest, and an 8 lateral
fence of No. q London Coil Sp1ring Steel,
woven wire,l
cost
you 42Cc a rod when it is
Or an 8 lateral fence of two No. g (top and bot-
tom) and 6 No. 12 (centres),all ofndonCoil-
ed Steel Spring Wire, woven wit] o. 13 soft
wire, will only cost you 35c per rod when it
is completed.
Because it is a fence that itas proven he dura-
bility by the way it has stood through heavy
weights of snow and other abuses and severe
tests.
Because it is a fence you can build up hill and
down hill and it is always even and regular,
for the shnple reason that your laterals are
stretched first and the weaving done afterwards.
Because it is a fence you can build yourself,
aud the money you save over a woven fent'
will pay you big wages for your work—Monte
saved isauroney ,Wade—BECAUSE you keep it
for yourself instead of making the stockhold-
ers of some factory rich.
I have made arrangements with MR. WM. VANSTONIt and 3. J. MOORE, of nepmlller• to
handle the London pence Machine and London Coiled Sprinfgg Steel Wire for me. 11 you only
have a few rods to pad up this year and want to satisfy
yourself
as to whetn Che er fence a to they
the
put a 1, for you the above it, youow{d prices,
u as machine and put up your own fence.
fence is •vec we of tnN for it, y
t will have n car of No. 9 Loudon Coiled Spring Steel Witt in this week, and will supplyyour
want& at 117b.
r lay complete and up•lo.d,te stock of lam 0 just pound.
and I solicit your trade, which
will have careful attention. youy • pe d you 6
[ iehavea and get m e stock a of his hooks coe ntaining praof t ca poR. ints aboutIlorsea,K OCattlee,, sheep, try
Hoaa
pmpl[ bag
and Poultry
CHAS. C. LEE,
Plumbing, Steam Fitting and Heating
Telephone Catis, { A#ore 22
Dose 112
Business >.v otlwee.
You all know him! Von all know
where to find him ! Then go to him
when you want hint. Who ? G. N.
Davis, the reliable, for anything you
may require. That Alluminum Range is
hard to beat.'
BABY DAV.—The day for the grand
photo competition for babies, in Sallow's
Studio, will be Monday, May 4. Now
get the little darlings in shape—yours
will certainly take a prize—and have
them all ready for the great event.—R.
R. SAI.Low9.
Go to the old reliable ouster house,
Victoria -Restaurant, West §t., for fresh
Oysters, sold in bulk and all styles ;
Stews, Frye or Raws ; Confectionery,
Ft sits, Tobacco and Cigars. C. BLACK -
STONE, Prop.
The birds, the breezes and the showers .
tell us that spring has really come, and
the next thing in order is the Easter hat
and a visit to BROPHRY's Photo Studio.
Of course you can conte any time, even if
you have no Easter hat-- we can give you
a good picture without artificial aids.
A SIiCOND REMINDER—Don't forget
that on Tuesday, April 14th, Florence
Nightingale Chapter of Daughters of the
Empire will give an entertainment in
the Opera House, at which the popular
buniorist entertainer, Mr. j. H. Cameron,
will be the leading attraction, assisted by
some of our best local talent. Tickets
25C., reserved seats 350.
The new and up-to-date stock of boots
and shoes has just arrived at the Goder-
ich Bargain Store. It is a very nice
stock and all will be offered very cheap.
We are also opening rut a stock of mill.
inery and fancy goods, and in order tc
clear out this stetk quickly, all will be
offered at hair price. We do as we
advertise, sell cheap all the time, and
this stock will positively be offered al
half price—j. W. BRODERICK.'
MILLINERY OPENING
April 2nd, 3rd, 4th
EVERY WOMAN SHOULD COME AND VIEW
THE NEW STYLES.
NOT a day passes that we do
not open New Springl things
for Ladies, Gentlemen, Girls and
goys. They come and go, mote
things sold than ever before, and of
course more bought. Some of the
newthings opened this week are :
Ladies' Black Silk Capes
Handsomeue,pricestif)
etVt) tnewhe $16.00.
Appli-
que, p
Ladies'
ChiffonesRuffs and
s
lie vet% latent thing for Neckwear,
ttr4Ssy, comfortable and very reason-
4b1e4 pricer $2.60 to $1.00.
at ib+rolde: les and Laces
isl.eeer'Iuitrs+ Wit thews such a large variety
of ow designs, and as to prices
Vas safely say they are away belts*
,aeltaleg liat have ever offered.
TELEPHONE
No. 5.
New tea* Goods
Shwas wha limp;fi of new Spring goods
are „ping you here, variety suf-
lvilivit yo pifese"every taste -prices
'VS IstVet it* 444tss of the most emit.
NB* VG*t , ?4eW Canvas Cloth
New Venetians, New Broadcloths
New ,Siww Pgoke Dtsigns
New Wanonoot
Soon cameo the Spring when you will need
Waab Dresses, for which wove agreed
To bring you hero the beet on earth,
Of Prints and Gingham*. beauties, worth
Much more than Is our price,
Or others ask for goods as Mee.
Piques and Linens there'll be too.
And dainty Cambrhda, aomething new.
With pretty trimming, edges very late,
Their color combines up-to-date,
Dimltloa, Musltns. Silks and Lacca.
T'hinga that will wnah like tho babies' faces.
Fcorything In Werth Goods that's now and
Quality high and low in pike. intee,
Attend this axle, none can surpass
This line of goods, they will not last.
On Thursday you then can view it,
it you don't cnmothen we know you'll sae it.
Paine's Celery Compound
USED IN SPRINGTIME WILL
GIVE THAT STRENGTH,
VIM AND BODILY ACTIV-
ITY THAT ALL ARE SO
EAGER TO POSSESS.
Pure Blood and Well Nourlshei
Nerves .Are Essentlala to
True Health.
Pure blood and well nourished new
are the gloat requisites at this seaso
for every man, woman aand nd the child. o
many of our people
season with systems 'charged wit
deadly impurities. The blood is fo
and stagnant ; the liver and kidney
work imperfectly, and very often fir
diseased. With many. arheumatism,
heum 1 ticm
neuralgia and dyspepsiaY
mentors. Life la not safe when such
ailments are permitted to run un-
checked.
If you dear reader, find yourself
burdened with any of the forms of
disease just referred to, do not fail to
give Paine's Celery Compound a trial.
It is your only safety—your only true
and certain deliverer from perils that
end in death. Pain's Celery Com-
pound has cuied tens of thousands
every springtime 1 it will do the same
bleated work for you. One bottle will
cost you less than a visit to consult a
pppcoywerito
physician,
Mr. John convince you
urley,
Halifax. N. S., gratefully writes as
follows
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n
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Men's and Boys' Clothing
Von can buy suitable, eervlceable and
stylish Clothing at our store all the
year round, it exceedingly moderate
pricer.
The new Spring goods ate
just to band, court and view them.
Men's Waterproof, Spring Over-
coats
Men's New Spring Suits
Cloys' Suits and Separate Pants'
"Overwork, worry and cares during
the winter season almost made me a
ph eieal wreck. My blood was impure
and et&gnant, my digestion was bad
and I slept little. I became so weak
that I felt 1 Was nearing the grave,
especially when my doctor could not
give me any relief. I was adviecd to
tryryour'Paine's Celery Compound, and
I thank Heaven it was brought to my
notice. After using five bottles I am
quite reetored to health and strength
and attend to my work with increased
interest and attention. Paine`a Celery
res'orn rend it waith all my heart life saver.
Men's Shirts, Collars and Ties
NeN 'Spring stock to hand in all
these linea, the very latest atyles1 sad
prices yon will find right low.
Dress Melting. Department
Very bitty, but wet two book your order
for later on. Co se' mid ate Out
work 1 styles set ` kwi iia the store. '
Let tits quote you a peke for* eat -
tore 'eotnplctc, y'ouwill' Mkt it will
pay Su.
A Big Carpet Stock.
99' PATTERNS ON OUR SHELVES.
.110, Weells1111.416•411.
AVE"es'are showing what is by long' odds the biggest Carpet Stick
that was ever inside the four walls of this store. By actual
count we have Ninety -Nine Patterns in Unions, Wools, Tapestry,
Brussels, and Velvet Car s. There are patterns and colors to suit
any room, and value re good enough to make it worth your while to.
do your' Carpet buying here. We know just how to cut, make, and lay
Carpets as they should be done, and this knowledge is at your service.
RBA MILE
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RE GUARANTEED
IVA IOU it
John 13roph ey ;ISt, Son,
AO'lls't4T'O, GoDE itis.
39 Patterns In
Taocstrh Garnets.
Get a good Tapestry Carpet and
you get a Carpet that will look well
and give you satisfactory wear. Thir-
ty-nine patterns in Tapestry- Carpets
are on our shelves, and there is not a
bad one in the lot. The products of
England's best makers are here, goods
that sell the world over because of
their sterling wearing qualities. The
dyes are good, that means colors that
will stand. The yarns are good, that
means a Carpet that will wear.
Tapestry Carpets at
Tapestry Carpets at
Tapestry Carpets at
Tapestry Carpets at
Tapestry Carpets at
Tapestry Carpets at
Tapestry Carpets at
Tapestry Carpets at
28 cts.
375 cts.
45 cts.
50 cts.
60 cts.
75 cts.
8o cts.
90 cts.
At each price a good range of pat-
terns and downright good value.
23 Patterns in
Brussels and Velvet Garnets.
No better Carpet for a good room
than a Brussels or a genuine English
Velvet. Either one will stand any
amount of hard wear, and still keep its
fresh, bright appearance. Any quality
we have in stock we can recommend,
both as to color and wearing qualities.
Brussels Carpets at $1 per yard.
Brussels Carpets at $l.lo per yard.
Brussels Carpets at $1.15 per yard..
Brussels Carpets at $1.25 per yard.
Patterns and color combinations
that are new, and qualities that will
stand hard wear.
12 Patterns in
Union Garnets.
Twelve good patterns in Union
Carpets to,_select from. The dye in
these Union Carpets is guaranteed fast,
except, of course, from fading by • -the .
sun. If the Carpet gets wet and the
colors. run, let us know about it and we
will give you a new Carpet. A11 are a
yard wide, with reversible patterns that
turn well.
Union Carpets at
Union Carpets at
Union Carpets at
Union Carpets at
Union Carpets at
Union Carpets at
25 cts.
35 cts.
375 cts.
45 cts.
50 cts.
6o cts.
25 Patterns in
fill Wool Garnets.
No better Wool Carpets are made
in Canada. The best mill in the coun-
try makes them. The dyes are the
best that money can buy, and are
absolutely fast. The wools used are
thoroughly cleaned and scoured. This .
mill buys the wool as it comes from the
sheep's back, and they clean, spin and
dyes every pound they use themselves.
Buy any of these and you get pure
wool, as clean as it can be made, and
nothing else.
All Wool Carpets at y5 cts.
All Wool Carpets at 85 cts.
All Wool Carpets at $t.00.
Patterns suitable for any room
and they will turn well.
English and Canadian Oilcloths, 18 inches to 4 yards wide.
English and Scotch Linoleums, all widths 2, 3 and 4 yards.
Japanese Mattings, New Patterns, and a big range of prices.
KID GLOVES FOR EASTER.
This is the Kid Glove Store of the town. There isn't a doubt
about it. We sell only qualities that can be depended on, and
every pair that goes over our counters carries with it our guar-
antee. Should there be any flaw or imperfection that in any
way interferes with the wear, bring them back, and we will
cheerfully replace them. New Gloves for the spring are here; all
the new shadings and the latest stitchings.
Our Gloves at One Dollar
Ladies' French Kid Gloves made
from soft Pliable skins, two dome
fasteners, perfect fitting, every pair
guaranteed, in browns, fawns,
grays, navyc, black and white.
Very special value at per pair one
dollar.
Our Gloves at
One Twentu-Five.
Ladies' French Kid Gloves matte
from choice, select skins and plia-
ble, the celebrated Trefousse make,
every pair guaranteed, fawns,
browns, tans, grays, blacks, per
pair $1.25
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Our Gloves at One Filtu.
Ladies' French Kid Gloves made
from extra choice skins, very fine
qualities, Gloves that grow more
popular every season. People buy-
ing them once will seldom take
any other make. Blacks and colors
per pair $1.60
eiNW. B.
Have you tried the W. B. Corsets yet ?
ask to see this Celebrated American Make.
CORSETS., •
If not, next time you are doing any Corset buying,
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The "MEM," is fill We Giaim For 11
SOME OF THE REASONS WHY THE
"IDEA 1.,." 1S AN IDEAL FENCE.
Thof No. g heavy hard spring wire throuencingghout givesfaced.
it mac
greater
e streusength than can be obtained in any roll fTel Pr.
kfthan is ordinarily required, and will be found
It has greater etrengt
h
equal to all emergencies.
The lock is the most positive, making a joiut which cannot be moved.
The IDEAL has a spring in every foot of it, giving it elasticity, and
amply providing for contraction and expansion.
It requires few posts on account of its heavy, stiff stays.
ressed down at the top.
It cannot be easily raised from the ground or p
It is quickly and easily erected.
It makes a fine appearance when well stretched.
It permanently improves your property, being made to last.
WHAT MORE lS ESSENTIAL TO AN IDEAL FENCE ?
We also sell a 9 bar Ideal Fence made of lighter wire, still idealit s as at
heavy as any other read woven fence outside our No. 9 are.
45c per rod, less 2c for w
r Spot Cash. This is a snap al this fig
Our Prices Are Right on all our Fences.
We also carry in stock AMERICAN, FROST and PERFECT FENCES,
and we will ,1 rect almost any style of fence you desire.
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Try 11 on Paint. Our HOLLYWOOD "is self adverti,ing. It is
guarantee ( to wear five years.
Our Stock of HARDWARE is complete,
at lowest Prices Going.
BARB and COILED WIRE still $2.75•
McKENZI E & HOWELL.
f9
Jordan
• Block.
W. A. IVICKIIV!1
Goderict
Ont.
A Word About Millinery !
WE are taking a new departure this season in our Millinery department. The
usual way is to trim up a lot of hats in March, trying to anticipate the late
spring and summer styles. They are only made to look at, they cost a
lot of money to make and must be made over before they are sold, for which we had
to charge in proportion. We have now made up only Early Spring and Staple
Styles, which are good for the whole season, and when late Spring and Summer Hats
are wanted, we will have exactly what will be the style, and can afford to sell at a
price decidedly in your favor. Will tell you more of our scheme later on. In the
meantime, if you want ad Easter Hat or Ready-to-wear we can supply your wants at
dry goods prices. Our new way warrants it.
Tli6 BruflS16L
WEST ST., GODERICH.
In our improved premises we are in e
better
the wants our numrotscusomers
Call and see us—we will do the very
bsat to satisfy.
PIPES, TOBACCOS, CIGARS,
SMOKERS' SUNDRIES, ETC.
r
The Brunswick Cigar Store,
The Square. fat ODtl't10R.
Eureka
Brea4
Is not solei on its ad-
vertising merits, but on
it's sweetness, moist
and eating qualities.
Eureka Dread is all
we regio amend it to be.
e Dtlivtfed x'r a s h .etrery
Morni lig%
r•ARNiamisC RAN
Steam flaking Co.
tt tr4tYti3O
le h
iter Ss.
ww a WESTOt3Y,
Maar,
i MM11r1ONA7r., C3t)Blillt1IU
'ftnt laAltgive•+ f e tle404.
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WINDOW SHADES.
WE have a complete new stock in all the wantable kinds—one quality in plain
and two qualities in lace trimmed. We have in stock the new small white
Curtain Poles with brass trimmings. We have the manufacturer's sample
hook of all the higher priced Window Shades, so that we have practically as large a
stock of Shades as you will find in any city store.
NEW DRESS GOODS,
NEW MILLINERY,
NEW PRINTS AND MUSLINS,
NEW IDEA PATTERNS—
All numbers now in stock, which does away with having to wait
while we send for them. All patterns in stock at 10 cts.
Not Complete
YOUR new Spring attire is not
complete unless you have fitted
yourself with a pair of stylish Shoes
from our well a s s o r t e d stock.
Not only in the fine lines have we the best makes, but
also in tho 'tri. o; ,t2.00 end. $2.0 Lines.
These goods are all new and are unexcelled in value.
'$rich pair bears the 'stamp of Quahty.
The Lowest possible prices con-
sistent with High -Grade goods.
Try a pair of our Mcn's RUBBER RREN GALS, for every
day wear. These Shoes are water proof and do not get hard.
Repairing. E. DO V v 1 r NQ.
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MCKIM'S.BUSY STORE
The past three inonths, was the
moat SU('t' ssful quarter the Oddfollow4
of Oo(lorich have had for tt longpea -
iod, and the end is not yet, asthere
are inertly waiting to join the my Steri•
nes brothe1ho od.
Chief IC. Phelan Moved this week to
the Addison pv'operty. on Brittannfa
hoed. We regret to learn of the long
rind touttnue(1 illibettil of Mrs. Phelan.
With the incoming of flue weather it
Is 'hoped she maybe r'tstored to health.
1taster 'Holiday' Trip
T`he Grand Trunk will iffhttrt rottitd
trip ticket, lx'tweetr 'alt atatfonw Ill
Canadal. at Single First (31:t40s l -'tate
y ootl going Thursday, Apr. Qtli, Co
Monday`, 'Apr.,,18811, inclusive, and 'val-
id for ;return until Tueadagr Apr• 14.
WM, tgplendidtrains and perfeetieta4*
bed, inStleti a comfortable' trip.
titulars and tieketi front any ago'nt,
1.1?. Lts.wairSOL Town Ticket Agt,,
B16U6.I6S
Ala
THE Season of 1903 is
advancing day by day,
but never before in the
history of ;this country has
there been offered to the pub-
lic suchvalues as we present.
The money is in every
machine we offer. Each is
worth its price in the Bank.
When you buy from us you
are assured your money's
worth, and you do not ask
more. Bicycles wibe
in
greater demand this year
than ever, but peoplell natUi ally 'want the very beat that's going.
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The Sett, Most Medan. Cheapest, and Eisoaomiaal on the market can
and see them, ask tor peke*, and join the gr'eatarmy of purchasers.
hring y0t(T wheel far lte{iattsi *0011 00 tires, Pedaie, Rims, Coaster Brake,
9ppookc*, teddies, RnsmNtng, dr Anything else, Expert work at moderate
chargesls our standard tot every defect.
MUSICAL DEPARTMENT.
Every Instrument is a Leader, and we
DOMINION PIANOS and arzarAivs.
WORMU7DIt and BERLIN PIANOS.
GUITARS, VIOLINS, HARMONICAS,
M4W»OL!WS, GRAMOPHONES, &Y.
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for ten yea.
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