The Huron Signal, 1890-4-11, Page 8WE HAVE COT THE GRIP
'1r ' HIV". ..r.
er
WALL PAPERS
AND WE PROPOSE TO KEEP IT.
We are the only ones who have purchased the new detligna
for season 1000, FINGLISH and AMHRICAN, at prices never so
low before.
Papers bought to sell for 7 and 8 cts., sold for 5 cts.
Papers bought to sell for - 12_. cts., sold for 10 cts.
Papers bought to sell for 15 cts., sold for 12_.cts.
Papers bought to sell for - 20 cts., sold for 15 & 18c.
Oar 25 Cent Gilt Wall Papers
K\'kHYBGUY.
Our FLITTERED and EMBOSSED PAPERS are Elegant
and at prices to tempt any purchaser.
PRASER & PORTER.
Oeuspoi Teiephon:• t: \i ll.nl,re, Cur. North-)st. and Squire.
oeder►sk. heist Nut, SOIL r c f
W•NIAlt'
t`.eon our own eorreeenndent.
La ur'Ww has eetts.gws•hrd hi- grip
about lir.. a••d retires inittinuru rd for t.y
the uurrrr•.us pertlrs shoe .i. t1 red fr
his i.. ,. ...ant jeep. His success..r,
mea+les, *teemed the v.ae*ury dorsog 444
week,'• a•.tse writo several pat tea a alai
della
Mr Whitely, of L .udeelstrong 1, • ; alt-
etl rollative s bare hat wet k-
)Igiss ilruer.of 4notierieh t:len.h7t•,visit-
ed her c .acre, J Alae A I t. r, this
meek. -
Smoot. Exalrnrarir•s - The hail -
yearly pn•mtttted OR m'uatd•u ..au•r 0•11
is S.1 N••. A, C . r«ort r, 1115 1,. tday,
March i h. Near y ail she poling who
wroh• passed .uoos'.f•itty T4s• folh.w-
ieg prompt 4in. *err nude ; 'boot toriwrd
first obt•ir ed the 1 ...ear number of
marks, u, se natio d • rood the belt
high. et, .t:':• •Ft• •r J•u.mtr 111, kt
L n roe., ',forme* Horton,
IAu•r .1i1 e5 . Wutl.e M. A'ttster, .14mee
Y'•us,, . Jell use Okr ; fri.u. Senior 1I. to
Jouh•r 111 -- WW ins T.•hie. (here Law.
.e Sheer ; fr..m J ottt.ur IL W
Set.tor.+0rnee Shaw. M try ToM,, late
Lunkla'er'; from Pair 11. I..leniur
Lta:: tl•'rttu, Mega- McAllister, Eliza
Young. Tie .showed reopened Ow Tues-
day of this weir: after the Raster holt
days ant we understand -.ewers! .,f the
scholars will tisk* the vomiter enure for
the H'vh School es*mh.artetre in July.
Mies L nti. Id H the present teacher.
H C' LLwrr.
From our own rurreepatde*t.
M. Mlelhouune Sp.ung is r• titiord In
his boo..• with i. ti.rotm•t„r}' rhrun.*tum.
A:hert Kn.1 has retained from the
1111tchtc i'' t•'tulwr *nota
{; .Lin. at 4,,'her migratory bird' are
be'c11nit i onm•e//ntwe in this locality
Every t hent ahnb Piens .,f sprats, and
the we.•hor oo the whole fat the past ten
days bee been su n.i'd that yr.ur cnrree-
prendent hae concluded that the "tong
experienced and vuevessfal weather goo o•
Tibet" 111 Porter's Hill was ton the wr••ug
tack whets be predicted that "the weath-
er is to be rood for the nest ,!:vee
Menthe." let. Wever, time will tell :
NILE.
From oar own .
(lur roods are .
Maas Barbara Jack non continue,. very
low.
Thomas Carter has been home sick 1.1
a comply of week.. Ile is able to b.
slrPn,d.
Richard Morr.,w, ir.. preaches in the
N 1e church neat Sunday evening
$trbard is p••putar wherever'
A lecture. on ( trangeism is to be Arlt
vered in the Meth..dut church on Thnrs
day night, 10th inst., by Rev B. L Hut-
ton, of a .drrich.
The Meun„di.t cl urch was rely be.u-
•ifully decorated with dowers for the
BS:C A$l L..ER.
from o,r own .. t.
Mr C tl+ede!, of Clinton, spent Good•
From ear own ser eepealilh/,
Sev.re' children 'hoed ben are ►.iF. r-
o•ir Ir too the measles Biber eetese44
this week
Mrs G. Risme, at our tab. a ue.iulrl t
neer_ 5e .uuu,a her dsu4bter, Nis W
G. Hobe.
1:.• er wetk passed quietly •bud
net.. Two of our reswleuls kept 11
• lather merry way, for which the)
car .r.uotlus the suffering .lad coat 1.
•heir Stowers and mom. itetons this
•rrk. It wt.ulk have b.es+ a benefit k
hem to hear Joe tiers' be-
fore they alerted out for their frolic.
Mier R. Potter, of Goderich township,
netted re'att,rs here last week
Homo Auatie--Mester Willie Link
later, who has been residing at Edger,
ituta.e Cu , for the past ala months with
his un;le, Dr W. H. Clutton, returned
house on the :tad tusk, Dunne hue eta/
herr hw passed .tin ant rank• a x•117. t.
the High School ai Barrie at Christmas
time.
t'gesoN al..-M,ne hoot of the Point
Farm sat lis 1:ootiee cb last week Gee
several day., anu during his .11iourn to
•he e,reular t twit •t ended the inr.t•ug,
'Feld by Joe He... the Iar famed Tem
.eratice lecturer. Hr ells well 'leased
•nL the lecturer, I•.v:ntf .. I•erso..si 111 -
.,rt ter. trot, him red • goat d to . caret
the evils of
('Ht il•R Notts - A• wlentioned sever-
al weeks ..go. C.,d.te J•enes Bove s..
*ppoented, et bus 11511 cal •'st, t» co:lect
in aid of the -present debt on the church
hare. In *pi•.. , f t,ad roasts ad the un
raturside wrath.r.f the past sit •••• k*
he rvt •v..tsrd p.,lrtoalte, and the rr.ults
to far hate ter:l t?1f1075. Ha'( ih.
"mount was paid i.i t.o hien and es• si.
Oiled 1111 the del t' , rueslayof la.t
rhe Captain do.e,.• • a e•rno v e of
thetas for his •:t ,'e ow hehslf ..t the
• into. •t,on For he •na..ionary snot
cl. ur. h lir roes .1 lh. Presbyterian
inutirrn of C..uarla. rolkelit.r•a hare been
uti ."1 herr wnhte :Ise mase th'.•e week■
lav M i.w• Lawnoin .cad K %IgD tread n.
'!u..o.,,her.. pen ..f rite ,
le ti •rite -n eget tree hewn attend -
rt Haat._.' mei 1 .4..•., All
',etwith f•ir sur. . -a foe... weirs e.Ited
,n.
Ar:htr• ♦1,-In'..•t . 7r.. of the 14th c a
Easter aerates last Sutiday. The pastor ''e•'Ne (:'rv, went to D•k•''s ••o 'fue.
preached fro m Cul. in., 1. fat. '_:nh ielt.
advert Mullen has given up hotel
keeping and left our burg. Nile is t.ro
dry a place for that business. However,
another • tan has moved Into the tavern
Do keep a temperance (1 house.
The Nile branch • f the W M. S. of
the Methodist church held a very euter-
tan,inr open meeting last Friday even•
pug. i1lr+ 11. (:Irvin, :he president,
tilled the chair. Speeches were given by
Miss Aggie Morrow, Mrs H. Gtrvtn,
Mr. C. (:vvtn and Rev H. Irvine : and
• reedtngs by Mis-es Martha Tiffin, Arne*
Peutlaud and Mr R Morrow. I me
new uirmt.ers were added to the Society
as the result of tae meeting.
(.KEY.
wenn our own
i The roads are In a very fad state just
I glow.
Frogs and other creeping things are
I ut.
A great amount of maple s'e'er and
mutases has been made. There was a
good run of sap.
The Foresters Court at Crenbrook
c"lass tnpla:e building • new hall this
ij'iNE
TAILORING
JAS tis t. 'a r+ �Otpk,
APRIL.:
LARGE STOCK OF
Cholce Go
TO SELECT FROM
SAUNDERS&SON 8. MatCORMAQ
THE COMING SHIRT..
WALL PAPER !
KALSOMINE !
WINDOW SHADES !
MIXED PAINTS !
"AGE CANNOT WITHER HER,"
rewlarked an old gentleman, se he rased
fondly upon the comely little wnman by but
side; **but frankly." be continual. "at one
time i was afraid uoarnettas would. The e111p
Ilttkl w.tnau, In notes' to spleav y(.:ethfu ,
pIa.G•nd her fan• with dlt,reot rartrtis•a of
whitewash, yel•1K ' balms.' ' cream. ' ' lc,IMu tit'
etc." Yea," interni d the little woman•
summa[. i ''1 did. until my skin Mame like `parchment
•n! sn 1 and coar.e.' "11'.•11," said ib.
Thus. News11pie, who has • IM -4 lute. Iwtro.r.pito "What do TT(,u caw now?" Can
to the bwldu.g imr, has was the reply, "nothing but (. mmon sense
framtrlg, and will have his brat baro and Dr. Pero'. trodden Medical Discovery.
raised this week. purr, liver active. appetite and dtgrwtlon good.
Common genes told me that 1f my Maxed was
1'rotliuclal Itticsare very, flies Freie that the outward um•n wool take on the
W' 1 brie nt health The' Iriatxty.-i7 did all Ibusr
cast mow. it Ire ks as if the old veteran, things and actually rejuvenated toe•." if you
Thea.Gibson, will have no wioukl possess a aar. beautif4i*eul
fir.• tn,m bintohra,kpin ruption., yellow
this time. .pats and roughness, use the "Golsen Mud -
ARGAINS
1. .\•.1. IN)' '.
The Cheapest ll9B c Opdcr the Sea
If you wish to keep up with the times don't purchase •uy more OLD-FASHIONED
aHlR7'`t.
for
A_ _ PR2T HAM
Manicured the Sole Agency fair MESMEIt t: WARD'S ('ekbi at •d Adjust the Band Marta.
1 iZL
COMING
SHIR.
BOOTS & SHOES Comma
MRs.
Spring is about opening
and the Ladies of Goderich
Everything is being got in readiness ir•al ih.cvvreY ' It i"gears■deed to do
all that It M r'Yfmod h,. or wont �
Friday here. for spring work. There is not *o much ter 11 will be preempt!, refs
seedtug done now se in former }ears, as Copyright, mato W0aLD's DL.. Mao Asa'..
.swing to the recent rains the roads
are eery bad. ..ere to stock raising.
I{.,v B. L. Hutton preacbeJ a very Ia. A public school examination was h.! 1
tere.ting sermon en Sunday everting. in school section No. )i, un the ::rd that .
M C Greer and H I vac Triage! of C B t h Thera was a
(1•'derich, visited our burg era Friday large number of parents and neighb. ring
last. teachers present. The ready answer•
Mr M. Moielotd ha a very sore 1.-ind. given to the cartons questions showed
He will nit. be able to wont fur ti week that the pupils were receiving careful
or .o training by the teacher. At the close 1
Air IJ tlliem Morrish has left here to' addresses were delivered by tLe trustee. r
11 e
We understand the sawmill is up north. being well pleased with the progrees of
all are tdrning their attention um re and
e.sr* . vee ()german,, er.
1 Y1=a
and Vicinity will be want-
ing something nice in foot COMING
SHIRT.
$500 OFFS
wear. I have the largest
and best stock it has ever
been my pleasure to show.
All the leading lines and
styles in Kid, Dongola, and
other fine material, in Com-
mon Sense and Opera Toe.
In Staple Goods an im-
mense stock, suitable for
Town and Country wear.
Prices lower than ever.
In goods of my own Man-
ufacture I carry a large
stock, many lines of which
I have been selling at whole-
sale for several years, hav-
ing sent large shipments to;,
British Columbia and other
points.
Ordered Work receives
my special attention, and I
am determined to give you
the very best that can be
made. I have customers in
this branch of my business
from Montreal to the Paci-
fic Coast.
Repairing promptly at-
tended to and neatly done.
To the Shoe Trade of
Huron District : I have a
stock of goods larger than
is carried by many of the
jobbers, and buying my
goods in large quantities for
cash I will sell to you at job-
ber's prices or less. Call or
write for quotations on any
lines you may be needing.
- foformaifrrcum/de oxine of Ca-
tarrh 18 the Head by the
{proprietors of Dr. Sage's thdarrh lhm.tI Ry
Be mti,t, so.7thing and haling prat's.itt
eurrn the worst tames, no matter of bow twig
staoditif. By druggists. 00 Mata.
run a 'mutton'muttonfor Mr ff. Neihergall. •lad th rs, 1
•11 exprtsslna themsrlte+ as to ,
Mr Richard At rriah. 1 by the petiole.
his young son, spent • few nights under DUNGANNON.
the parental ro .f. He is as lolly as rrom our own
ever. He betted the school white here. The concert under the auspices of the
He taught here • few year, Mc. Ito re- Y 1' 5. here was held according to pre
turned hums ou Friday morning. vtous sn t in the Methodist
church on Wednesday etening, the 2..d
SALTFORD• Inst. Tun much prates cannot be given
From our own 1. to the members of the choir of North st.
Mr George McIntyre spent Good Fri- Methodist church, Goderich, conducted
day in Clinton by Mr Halls, for the efficient, attractive
Mus Kwrni;hen was the guest of Mr and pleasing manner in which they per
Andrew Beck this week. formed the various parts of the program
Miss Livid Bailey was the guest of for the occasion. Rev. A. Putter, in his
Mr Hoary Martin this t usual able and pleasing manner, presid
weed oyer the meeting.
Miss Johnston. of the township, is
the guest of Mr A. Sands this week. The monthly meeting of the
directors of the popular society
Gond Friday pas.e'd off very quietly km -w am the West Wawanoeh
herr, moat of the yming people being ont Mutual Fire insurance Co. was held in
of town.the court room' on Tuesday,thw Rth inst.
!f[r Rnbt. Ellin, jr., of Toronto Heti the president, Chu Gime, Esq . in the
nese College, is spending his Easter boll- chair
days under the parental roof during this Tenants and nthen in this village are
week. busily engaged in changing residences.
The t held in the Tem• Mr Jas. Nichol is enraged tot the swa-
potence Hall last Monday night in aid of son aa foreman by Mr .tae Rose, of West
the S. R. organ fund was very success. Wawanosh.
fel both financially and intellectually, "'we"a .►ill 00 the increase in our
t . ball being smelled to its utmost hamlet Miss Allie McMath hs. openedeapsetty. Tl1e prrtgr+m was ss roost • ,int an establishment for rlMnlna, re-
first -
e
first-oltses nes: t e dialogues were acted pstnes sod trimming ladies bonnets or
tstionsplendidly, b 'leo the nati1 and mei hats. It u a new enterprise in our vil-
I aaitetle lege. Sha respectfully solicits the pat-
ella ▪ by Meeen. Ported nt ne of the F4WtS ,•I the public, and feels
sad IiweeMm was excellent (wnitdent that 611 who may patronise
feat off of the eventog was o r section- Ase will M thrxonghly estta6ed. We
jag off It the hnnd.nme autograph gaits. wmh the gowns isdy soeesss.
which after some het biddisg and sow Mr Jas. McKsig and wife returned
,,,der.ble *settwmt+nt was pwrrhweed Inst weak to their farm ta
near Dm,Ranes.
Mr R P Mrsern. tf Otrbrsid - sed Weed to work it as formerly
erabJe apeeetatacm f, rife ee to what res
he ieends to put it. The melodist' was Fall wheat in the rnoietim* dove not
also s,,a u.sd off. °sadists were pawed glee an n(• gond crop line
wrewriA dwrisi the wresting. All present ewer, :vernal showers and weshiae w
ith
were hely phased with the winds per-
aee6.
warm weather, it it to be w
�
Wag better peeweete for a e[A.
Porenwi;uld LUCIA
\\ , h ho, unto r.
II Alit.
(400125 !
•
`1ST /
�)r {
K W11.1. HE AT
THE ALBION HOTEL,
ON FRIDAY, APRIL 25th,
Whet. every lady should make it . ar••.ial
1 ni to r•11 and •.-. t h.• pmfe..nr's fine style..
Ifs a•w,rtm.nt Thin i.it will he ahperh.
Q.rrfrler. /Marr+. 1"rnatpireee. H'nrrt.. q'ips.
Temp.ro. tee: ar'i'l.* of which ecru lady
el IA hare on.' or other for the mite of
M ■11h. and e.•ennmr. Wren if
she has an abundant ,wreath of hair *he ahnald
hare one In order In meet the rw.,nlren.enta of
a fa.hionahle headdreem awl to set - her awn
h••r. It la• diAlcntt matter to explain the
full benefits of wear•ng Flair Next• in an ass
vettisemenr, an Prof. Durenwrnd •+h0 that
ladltul call on t. int whether they intend to hot
or not If they do not net M.melhlog now they
may later 9n. and wMe there Is an Depot -ton
Its it N jet as well to earn pwnle.tlan ►'rw
Gentlemen who are boli. Prof 1'. hoe Tnn-
• sanA trip• That are lone( perfect. they lit
Ike • rinse snit are u esters' as life. .\ rl*it
to the !chow gnome will he well rep.ld. Per
o nes who are alrende w.arinw the Prov*
Growls sill An 1h.tr Mend* • favrw If they
. 111 prrvdl on them to visit the lied Ise
memler at the a..aNr rs•TRL. o. Peadiy.
/P.M.M w. 51
SHIRT
PAT JAN.1583
ESSER &WARD
MMFRS co SkiR': ,;_DLIAAJ,i1)rrs. Lc
GALT. ONT.
L have the flneet range of N., A w• ,r. Hate t .p• ,'1 i•' "'
where. 1n Collar, and Putti on!y this Newest German Make.. w
on the market. are haudlyd.
Dont fan to give meaeallat the Nl'.W STAND. COIc\1:R
.-A.
JUST
Leather and findings in
any quantities from a quart
of pegs or a pair of half -
soles to fifty sides of sole
leather.
E. DOWNING,
Ccr. rest-st. and Square. Galrrieh.
BAY GOOD 11E.L'iall
CASE'S
THE
OOHING
SHIRT.
THE
COMING
SHIRT.
HE
COMING
SHIRT.
an be purchased any
hit!) sures.. any other gouda
M. Lt: \\ N ICL11'K
E. PRIDHAM.
OPENED
MISSES YATES,
A large and well assorted stock of the LATEST STYLES of
Spring an& Summer Millinery.
Please call and inspect. No trouble to show goods.
MISS CAMERON
Ha. h.• tt• ,. ,rn.t •-.an'.•n
SPAING MILLINERY
Arriving weekly since the 1st of March. and will continue to re -
ceive consignments of all the latest novelties in T the mar
kets afford throughout the busy s iason.
Owing to _ of breines* she will not have an opening
this Spring, but can show a1! the leading lines every day
MISS CAMERON,
Careeref Neonate and Ramitis'-.ts. elf the S'1•ure
Sarsaparilia Billers!
every kintl of
thy Humor sad
I)t ns. caused from impurity el the Blood.
PURIFY
This vgluable compound rum Kidney and
Liver Skin, MAK ('ot.lIp•tion. RNp Bilof the
iousness. ets. Irys
peptise Sick Stomach. Lena of trleep, Neural-
gia. Talus in the Hones and Hark. I.os. of Ap-
', 5 anal 111. Female ss
Weak nem. Dint-
nem,R
It is a gentle regnlaling purggaativ.. SS well se
a tonic. pearessing the per ullar twerp of eat -
leg a. • p seer al agent In renewing
Gots and Chronic Inflammation of the L seer
end all the V ia:owe! Orgasm
BLOOD
q Thia vale shle 'veins the
whole system to • ..w and rigorous action.
tit, Ing tulle and strength to the lire, debill
atr•d by direr*. sod .lewd. • proton
sloe from attacks that originateThangws or
the see••ma, of Aimed. and of life. The hest
miming Medicine sold rind dlMrtlnne with
each bruin. Print m emits and $1 M
Refuse all alibis Buns.
Ilea to take orders fee Nursery Orrick. on arerm 0sr
0a1•ry or Cnmmleakne. , ran make a succ.,af.
H. SPENCER CASE,
Hs..dies. (duvets.
(WR OPENING OF
Spring MIlflnery
tl: take place on
Tuesday and Wednesday, April 1st and 2nd, 1890.
Tile..• dates will anon Ladies to i• -:.'.•'1...r order+ in tins to secure thc.r !HATS anti
BONNETS for ater
\A'e,,, the eioHs..t insp.-. tinn of our Goals and - les, '.Itch in:Inde all the letter nov-
ehen.
MISS E. BOLAND
•
r ''est Street.
MLLRS_ SALKELD
\\'5l) have a grant opening or.
FRIDAY & SATURDAY, APRIL 11th & 12th,
when she sill .1 on • large and s aried assortment Of
NEW SPRING MILLINERY,
Comprising Straw Hate, Flowers, Laces, Ribbons. etc.. etc. Her
Spring Stock is now complete in all branches Special attention
is directed to her line of
BLACK STRAW BONNETS,
At 50 cts. each. Good Quality at a LOW FIGURE.
GE O_ BARRY
The Furniture Dealer. is selling aU kind* of furniture at the low r.: poa.ibte prior*
w.11•knoww fact that be
5811' -THIRD ''RAR. 1
DOLE \t1MBi R t1Y.7l 5
TO ADVERTISER
otice of changes must t
at this Office not Tater
Monday noon.. The col
changes must be left no
than Wednesday noon.
ual Advertisements ace
up to noon Thursday a
week
Loral .«dew.
1! Odra nee uufirre in the hien/ n,
of Trig SIuttAL of we, guys or
hriuwents ,d irluirh an (amid:ai
i, charged, car frust which u
cry hem fit 5* Jerinti. most be
fur at the note o/ one rel
card each i,..rrt' , nu Aar!
ri.du f,rrutV•Itn cent.. Whey
„f enterhliu.tr'
unr•rfrJ rt bci*f her,i irili be
BORN.
CLcrron At Broad%i.w Farm. l.ne
Iheatbu( April. Lite, the wifeu
Outten. of • ,laughter.
5WAI(T7: In Ooderlch. on Good Frill
It h. the wife of Mr Thus. swarf:
Disunite -In t:odtrich, on the lith
wife of A. J. /gauger. of a laugh
Tom -In Goderich. on the. of John K. Tan. 1. P.A..
tuf amts
MARRIED.
McLLwAI? M1•l'Hgit On April Ilk
bride's home. in Colborne tow
Hee Jos A. -Anderson. B.A.. Ar
Ilwain. of West •t'awanosh.
Jane. daughter of the late 1)u
t -'her.
t Ayracuse. N.
FlutX an. Hoi Gil e. lip' by Iter. H. SShove. Mr 1
.•nndur•tor G. T. H.. London.
)urs LIMa D. Hough. of 1y racltat
DIED-
Temsl.gT in ('o:horne:on Friday.
let,i. Wm. Townley, aged 19 yew
Bed 13 days.
Jai -Kass -In \\'awann.h, on Mon
IMIL Brton'. eldest daughter
kma
Jn. aired V ;ears •'d 14 ,
I)aaw In Goderich. on Wednesday
Thomas I tart. aged s3 years.
The funeral wilt take plate fru
madame. kaat-st., on Friday. Apt
':'poclock p.m.. to 3laitlsnd octets
NEW ADVERTISEMEN
To Rent Mrs Pollock.
New Goods H. Dunlop.
t;prtng Dry Goods -1'. o'De.. 1
Arise and Shine -W. 4.'. Goode.
Bow Bakery Whitely A Ring.
Propertim to Best -C. Seager.
Hall Troths -J. A. Reid k Bro.
Welt -Selected l'igars-F. Jordan
Cook Wanted -Mein/co. IIs. 1h..•.
Money to Lead - Fred. W. John• i•
Toronto torseries Gro. Ladle k
Trustees Notice Henry Barber a
TOWN TOP
«/eAfuM►eemwp or, teatime /a faith At great if."
-
A pent.Paesar r. -The meet
Tee sten make is to hive a tCi
pl7 to ih McGillicuddy. agent. G
G. 1'. (''Antis H
peeper 4•. a roll up. fall ar..t see
suits. Carpets taken up. cleaned
All kinds of repairing.
The Woman'. Christian Tempe
,;feet in tM• basement of North -at
every Tuesday afternoon. fray
2;10, tiusiaes' meeting at 3.
11 you want something natty
rin
spt rui:lng4 don't fail to n
fashionable tailor. 1'. J. Pridham
elegant line of goods. and guts at
latest and best styles.
Photographs. is it
nand,. latest'weenie. in the au
.atiofactiOn can be had st
1'icture mouldings and Trauma.
fall and see sty e..
Merchants can ret their Hill 1
Ideals, kc,. ke.. printed at this
peposer. and It helps to advertise more than thew ti
Call and ire .•motes and get pe
After the spring hnetse elea•is
Ing and when ie the
themhrubs n Co 1
tapi
ke shape e•
your it e.idene has tl.eecamera tt
W arca ttg$c o, n. The est
s tryiag one on hs rant
orbit generally. Asunder. k
about siosn
use on he thirty of rti• �ut outskirts athee toi
had only ooe case of freesias.
the only ash-tree.Ing hrdnst
do work on the principle of gn
fair price. If rust are putting
them a call.
CRIEFLETS.
Miss Dobetiy. of Clinton
last we••k.
Mr A. McD. Allan left t•
Mouday Isat.
Min Waugh, of Chathsa
of Mrs Hsu Parsons.
R.rbt Breckenridge has 1
tion in J. A. Reid's store.
Mr and Mrs Wm. Melee
home in British Columbia I
Mr W. R. Robert.oee lei
day fur s visit to inlets
gtoolis
Mrs end Miss Rybtl T
Inst wows from s cis mo
Indianapolis.
Mr snit Mn H. IL Rothi
arrived in Ood.riob ma a v
Saterday
Rev H. Irvine, of Nils,
Me determines in Nottl
spheral' Lust Sonday.
Mr Hilton Holmes, n
Commerce. is (Sing (Sing a
vacation is GOORieh•
Mn Thos Netter4eld, n
)ram, has bees visiting iris
rials. - Wiwgliam Advance
Jag Areekearidie, 1i
friesds lee Otey sad Hr
his departure for Uhieagrl.
Rev. B. L. Ratios, pr
et cherish, delieemod a leo
ills• at Nile os Thursday
weak.
fine rash. He Galas the loading Undertaker of the town. Frnbalm,ng F inid always kept on
hand. He Wee • *ked akprruttl of Mature ►-rem,nw. GN. him a call beetles purchateag
Furniture elsewhere and ion w ill 111,d out that hi does as he yrs --sans cheap
F'OR CASH_
SALESMAN .�
od My wo. who will wiwk anis 'allow my in- Sold by F. J ordan . 16 th..kinw env and so row their a.• patrons/reIts hopes to neon* a eSSti*saacset Nib
..rushee'. Wall hints, hand.uowe outfit
memos Ye
fry., sa a.�resersolero ml.ien every
at seep.
O 6000 WORN IS DONE AT SIGNAL
elailAtt�eneryma6. Tweets, oa
GE 0. B A R WY, H a•rnilton-1st.
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