The Signal, 1897-4-22, Page 6r•
THE SIGNAL : GODERIOH" ON!F., TII(JRSDAY, APR. 22 L887
On Saturday
*ttera000 ..d eventing nest we will
have .a open►sg el oar New Bl-
ois Lavery .ad S.ls.roo.s in the
Nd Poet Otho. building ea West -se
We invite Everybody
1• o*ll sad Coogan oar premia.@
and stook. AH new ()levelled
W beets to rent at peonies pikes.
Ladies
Especially
will fad oar wheels and trestmeat
will please them.
GEO. F. EMERSON
NM the old P.0. building.
HARBOR AND *IVER
I'bo river was very kiglb S. post week.
• beat honee was started ea Geed Fri-
day,
Th. 'chooser Craftsmen la seri* reedy
for ambito..
The loIn the harbor are e jie, M.A
rapidly in number.
The fishing GO thio pert has improved
somewhat the past week.
A few boss have bees carted to the river
reedy for the bo•tlag season.
Captain Babb hue pet . neat rail around
the platform in front of his hotel.
Wm. Wallas, left per the Jones for South
Bay and John Iola .r. for Tob.rmor.y.
The easiness have bees pumping over
200,000 gallon.. day the past west or two.
The fish brought in by the boats and the
tars have so far beth of expellent quality.
The fishing tun sad boats did eft lift
nets oa Saturday or Monday on .000nat of
the storm.
The Todman is .zgared to sail about the
1st of May for oYgt el lumber for the
Organ Factory.. .
Contractor E. Sharman somatenoed pul-
hog down the North end of the engine
house this week.
The Kolfage, Captain Ino. MoDoo.ld,
sailed this week tor Johnston'. Harbor to
load lumber for the river.
the signal,
ea PO.r.naXID
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
all a. ■eeILLN,'Oi1IST A oargo of 400 tons of opal 1. expected
daily, whioh is for the water works and
Wm. Lee equally divided. _
Oise month. is advance V i I P. Mok:wan is osrttag away the slab@ as
Three months, .. - le fast as made from the harbor saw mill, ..P
ttiitI year, N•� ;:'w' 1 Ole, MoE. will use them for making salt.
y
Terse et $.tseerrptrer
Leek .t nese Label.
Tour label is • standing reoeipt of the date
1• whioh yon are paid up. Be. that It is not
allowed to hl, into arrear.
When . change of address V desired, botn
the old and the new addre.s should be given
Advertising Salta.
and other os.oal advertisements, 100
vn 1 ne for first Insertion. end oents per line
ler each subsequent insertion. Me.eured by
a nonpareil *oafs.
Business cards of six linea and Hader, $6 per
year.
Advertisement. of Lost, round Strayed
Situations Vacant Situations .. anted and
Besisw l'h.noes Wanted sot xesedl.g e
lines oonpsr• ;, 1 per month.
Houses o. sale and germs on 8.1e. not to
exceed 7Itt.. s, $1 for first month, loo, per sub-
sequent month. larger ad vis. In proportion.
Any special notice, the object of whioh 1e to
promote the pecuniary benefit of say indi-
vidual or company. to be considered an ad-
vertisement and charred .poor linrly.
_notion In nonpareil type one oast
�seeti se ism than lea
Local nil's, in ordinary reading type two
cents per word. No notion for less cher too.
Notices for churches and other religion. and
beabvolent Institutions hall rate,
Subscriber who bel to reeM1► Tog BmwAr.
r•eularly by mall, wW osdsa/.ver by ow
eau: thsg as et the tweet • a dere es
Oo Saturday and Sunday the water seem-
ed rilev for over • male out, but It saw as
clear as usual at the water works tap.
The stir. Jones left this week with a full
cargo of fishing materiel and supplies for
Tobermoray and G.orgtad Bay fishing
stations.
Rutsoa has Rolle to Johnson's Harbor to
select a ship load of lumber for his yard,
and to Wtartoh to select another for the
t;oderiob Organ Co.
The perch were hauled out of the harbor
in large no otters the past week, particular-
ly oo Good Friday, on whioh day the beet
points for angling were taken up before
sunrise.
Wm. Marlton expecte to launch the large
tog about May 1st sad the smaller one
shortly afterwards. The larger one will be
nearly ready for ilea whop she takes the
water as the msohinery.11 being now put in
ere ...LOOAL NEWS Hie wow..
How .boat 3abilles Day.
Ie the Huron L.•oros. CI.11 -_---
If you want • goof felt g siK ellen igaeq,
1).w't forget .rR1e. piasfmy" next
realrtahes+a tt•tles week.
J. C. Ins To.eal, -efP0oderteh, has been ap Coat ion did a big thing In bow on Good
printed Lobel Travelling Agent for the town- Friday.
rhire of Qoder eh. Oolborae, Ashssid and Ws
waneeh.
Local postmasters over the district arg Also
empowered to row ve subscription* WWII
91moot. 1
♦U communications must be addressed
D MCOILL1CUDDYA.t,,
relenhose Call >b TG'od.rtok"b.1.
'QODERIC8, THU$t,DAY. APRIL rr, IIIR.
Pyiectiffor>3 gadriak.
The 8taadard Meroactil• Agency, 60
Viotorut-.t., Tomato, le not now authorized
to collect •cocoon• dna TER Swaim. office.
SNAP SHOTS.
-rbel editor has taken Easter holi
days. Aye I --
- -Up to the hour of going to press
it looks as U there wasn't enough of Green•
to baste the Turkey.
-That " tottering Provincial Gov-
ernment t. Nova Scotia," as Sir .;HAstse
Torero called it, is now fairly well sup-
ported.
-That political landslide in Nova
Scotia Tusaday last ---36 Liberals
Cseeervativee look. like the day of judg-
ment for Topporir n down by the sounding
see
-Turkey And Greece have at last
looked hors.. "lad U is to he hoped that the
" Powers " will know enough to look on
quietly and ss. the fight fought to a finish.
HURON'S NEW SHERIFF.
Clinton New Era : Mr. R. G. Reynolds
has teen appointed Sheriff of Hansa. 1a
place of Mr. Gibbon.. resigned. Mr. Rey -
.olds has occupied the position of deputy
far sevens years and is in every respect well
• € gee1i6ed for the faithful disobarte of the
V ditties of this oflioe, and the New Era
' hasn't a wore. to say against him.
• 80forth Expodtor : Mr. Robert G. Rey-
, molds has been appointed Sheriff of the
'meaty of Huron, in pleas of Mr. Sheriff
Gibbous, who, mom, time ago. reing.ed. AI -
*bough, from a party point ot Yam. heirs
are others in the yeasty who, perhaps, have
batter earned the appointment, there are
mems who are better qualified to ail the pos-
Misi •1Bdon tly and oreditabiy. Mr. Reynolds
has bees deputy -sheriff for many yeses, and
fe fast for several years be discharged the
duties of sheriff. itis appoistews1, there-
fore. most be regarded as • good ane. sad
}m bays no hesitation ihi saying, jadgf.g
teem his past retard, that he will fill tie
pigtail' with dignity. ..d discharge the
4tj.s efficiently and with oosrtesy. We
pelgratealo Mr. Reynelds oe his good tor -
Wee, wad bops ba will M long spared to
Naim ter ttrpe,t•.e eine as well as to
veiny Its homers sad .molat.ww.
Oer?OART.--Alii$.der Marto. died .1
the r''sliemes of his .0.-f. law, Dr. Lovett,
• of Ayr. ea 1Med.y. 4th test., after as !b-
eam .t %.e days. Mr. Merton mane to
Ceara
g years age, freethe Dossof I t settled se Greed
g.tl, Q$sase. where he resided fee Sweaty-
Ilteee yews. ak removed to Ayr he 1868,
•=16harness makl.g b..insgt
rebs • .•alai, k tally .a., ter
V 131 bis dealing. Hs sgtvlv4.
jegifillea••
are Ares seas .ad ea.
stil•=t•N • ••d rewits g
.nai .w.
ler 1t11M •tag. M.e er. sad gnmelabes
A- • farms, ...bar .f
sw
Hold on to your '.ti inter clothing a little
longer.
Good Friday was not • good Friday for
oyolieg.
The measles are leaving us and we are
thankful.
The Knitting factory is still running on
full time.
Dement shipped oonsiderable laiab t tlm
past week.
i`ftryst.l is egeti(as ea '1 water
work. boils.
Our bombers bad a very nice show of
Easter meats.
" Pio•fore " net Tiusdsy, Wednesday
and Thursday.
There was • *mita! supply of hay ea
the market last week.
Andrews Bros. & (.o. shipped a car load
of hogs o0 Thursday.
The O(.H►nd Rifle Club did not have the
multi Good Friday shoot.
The past week many new bicycles were
added to the town parade.
Quite a number of people visited the
sewer works the past week
For prices in plumbing and tinsmithing
call on Cattle Bras. Hamilton -et.
The end of last week and the begioniag
of this was not at all Span. like.
Patrick Tierney will look after the bowl -
wean and tional Iowa this
A very large numb• of citizens took .d.,
vantage of the ,enole fare holiday trip.
Plat of theta for " Pinafore " opens at
Porter's bookstore nett Friday •t 10 A.M.
The Collegiate Institute and the Public
and 8ep.ratt soheols will re -open Moody.
The Organ Cn. is 'hipping a large bill of
their macul•otaserg to Derby. Eaglesd,
this week.
There was • vary large attendanoe as 8
o'olook Communion at 8►. George's oo San.
day morning.
Over on. hundred persous reoaves' Holy
Communion at the early Mass on Easter
Nam m tit. Peer's.
St, Peter's altar was beautifully deoor-
ated with Bowers heolediso charming Easter
lilies on Easter Day.
Why not take advantage of the snap given
this month in .11 lines of fanny work at The
Fair, MoLe•n'. block.
All stamped linea goods besight at The
Fair the remainder of this .doth will be
stagged free of charge.
As there will b. a' 're& fir sesta for
" ItsPla'see." Eitel... CMok ewes..
TRITa •t Portae s
1f you want wall paper ot the latest de-
sire. Gall Gad see Watson's stook, Mont-
real -0t. See our 10 seat papers.
It was a regular show to see the number
of paper baro o0.t•isang hate that were
oant.d home oe Saturday evading.
Tuesday. and left per •tr. J« for Witatoe
Ti.e nmol w ioar.
A. J. Boyd to spe•dis/I the holiday term
at tleUart.
Drtrgrist Denham wee is the Queen City
�
Chas. Shaaooa was wbeallag In Termite
this week.
Wes. MoL.od, 0 Ripley, visited tows
ides week.
D. B. Great, oI the Collegiate, holidayed
la tomato.
0. N. Davie •peat the holidays i.
Forest City.
Erste Evans, of 8t Catharses. epee.
Easter in town.
Mies Charles, B. A., is visiting in Toronto
bad ether edges.
Mies Bertha Rusk is spending the E•st.r
variation in town.
era. W. and Mise Mande Tilt spent
Eater .t Fergus.
Mrs. Greig and infant, of Ssaforth, were
in town for Easter.
Dennis O'Connor left on Monday for hie
home in Wawanosh.
Mr. Vsoatter, of Stratford, spent Fester
with his son John W.
Miss Jessie Robertson, of Exeter P. S., is
home for the holidays.
Gordae tleeder•o.,
in Godertoh this week.
M. Brennan, of Hallett township, e
visiting J Joseph Tighe
Harry Parsons, 13.ak of l'ommeroe, .Strati:
was is town Monday.
Yrs Wall of Clinton was the guest of
Blwkston• cis Suaaay.
ot Toronto, was
Mn
WOO Franks is visiting at the pergola/
abode, Maple, near Toronto.
Mr. sad Mrs. Thompson, of Seatortb,
were en town on Feaster day.
Miss Soott, ot Stratflard, was the guest
of the Misty Rumen for the holidays.
Capt. Denary, of the Goderleh Costume
Office, was to town Mooday.-New Era.
Secy. Inglis, of the Henderson Blcyol,
Da, was indisposed a few days this week.
Miss Mildred Campbell left for Toronto
se Monday to eater on • Dour,, of music'.
P. Thomas Murray, of the Chatb•m
Business College, is home for the holidays.
Miss Annie Campbell, of Seatortb, was at
the family residenoe, Quebec et., this week,
Miss Evs Smith, of Osd_ erioh. woe Aho
guest of /lies W hitdt ss ittoadey.-New
Kra. -
W illiamo, of 1 .. k.- d 0..-
orth, .0 to teas for the holi-
day.,
R. W. Logan. manager North Ameriowa
Chs�eal works, was in the (,)seen otty this
lie &ad Mrs. Theodore Brough were this
week vomiting Mr. and Mrs. D. McDonald,
Wellington-Gt.
Mr.. E. Bi.Rkq, Godersob, wee the
o0es1 et Mrs T.. Cattle for • law day. last
reek.. -New Fra. -
Mies Lizzie Robertson. of Sodom publio
school, ',spending the vacation at the family
re.idenoe, Seat street_
Colin A. Winnitnde Ball, of Crediton
public school, 1. •peodiag the holiday term
at the parental abode.
Mies Maggie McCln.key, of the 0. C. I.,
i. ,tending the Enter vacation .t her home
i0 Goderiob township.
Mr.'114 sites. Adam 'l tioai
now, ,pent Easter at the raid
gentleman's brother, our dbpaty
Drawn to Clinton Is,t Monday, by i'i i•
nese, pleasure and a 2 40 pooy was Sid.
Maloomson, of tint minty town. -New Era.
D. McGillicuddy ■nd W. W. Mobioar
represented the Huron Bicycle Club at the
meeting of the Canadian Wbeelmen last
week.
AUCTION SALES.
All parties getting their rale bills printed at
thes o0loe will have • tree nuticestns•rted
in this list uo to the time of velem.
MONDAY. May lOth-Commeooipgr at 1 P.
>r, there will he • big rale of tam stook
Gad implements on lot 14, con. 5, (Vest
Wawanosh. Mrs. J. W. 1100sen, owner
John $sox, .aotione•r.-_._ -.
Ga. Saturday, April 24th, there will be
sold by publio emotion at Gundrv's Anatole
Rooms. Hamilton -.t, Iota 196. 127, 138, and
Wrleou w -server-- $thee.-Hvedry, seto-
tioaeer.
Oo Saturday, 24th'April, at Koos'. Auc-
tion Rooms, Newpata-at., • lame quantity
of hoaeebold farrttore, term impsmenta deo.
Jou KNot..uotioa•er.
The expre..Aloe Will be moved from the
armee of West-st. to the ofties la Meleaa'e North -.t Methodist church ILL d C.E..
bleak reeoatly escaped by Lit. Ranter. Fraley eventing at 8 deleek. Oa Apel
113rd, " SYimisR Lights." by Mie Mary
8•lkold.
Esse OHM* Y.P.B.C.Z., Tuesday even-
ing at 8 dde M
eok. Topr April 27th.
,
White a* i tram Liberty .mol feast la Is wen r
by Nies Mar Wright elitist.. topic-
" Hinds., Mies Mime Yslver. This
.id ha she mob: ..neer. e.. ,.vetting of
the fleaaty, whoa the monthly *Eating will
he takes. •
Vlete,is,.t. Nobodies abttrab R. L el 0.
It.. bridsy evening as 8 o'ole•k. Oa April
Vied. Sethi eytming. "The adder and the
MUNICIPAL COUNCILS.
casLow, April. 4.
Th. Colborne ame@u me• in the township
hall. .embers all p• .est Minutes of
previous m.etf.g reed and adopted. A pe -
titian was presentee by Joseph Book and J
T. Goldthorpe, .hoed by the ratepayers
of Saltford village a►kleg for • now road
divido., bo oomm•sos •t Riobard Fritsley's
and end at brewery and Artie. end. Mov.fl
by A. J. Morris, &sco.ded by Nathan
Johns, that said petition he granted, Car-
ried. J. T. Goldthorpe we. •ppdeted
patbmogies. "Damsel Marrs applied to the
ooanotl for damages to his horse ceased by
going through a defective culvert. Or mo-
ths, of Jas. Taylor and A. Millie', the
matter was 1.1tlevee for fartbe eo.aWertt-•
Use. J. T. Goldthorpe 'prs•• •a se -
coast of tib 96 fee lumber w was p04._
WSi'ij4ttiii d ti 9•te'e at ince F7
se 10 0'e1o1, A M. as . wart of revision o.d
other bosluoes. F. W. McDowioe, clerk.
C F.A.. U.
The following are the Sophia for the di/ -
tenni yoaag people's amiantus whisk west
daring next week :
Don't torose that Her ,)dej.ty Q.rea
Victoria will celebrate the Thamoad anni-
versary of Her Qas.nsbip an Jus 22nd.
Thos. Geadry has puri•sed the import-
ed Clyde Oldham Dalmatr, mod hes him now
.tabled s► lab $amittoa n , Oodrrl•h.
This is a psi by stomp pf the faverhe
('t*a..d.l.., and Is a greed individual.
threw* Takla/ Steak -New I wish es
414..E ed it. Tkorefere the meet three
.140the w1U be your time for harems& 1
anon. benisons. 0. N. DA•is.
5l.ahess.s has added the mare ..s►.4 hf. sap." (Tbsq.em•.). by W. Raliadr%.
414,,tee to his eet•blshm.at and had the All ere •ssdiaUT invited to *need thew
wbp. sleety Bated .p. 0. 11. wash% he do * essediaggi saki are heed fa the he.easos
lsttt-efse. Midas= this sea•ss. I% w111 lea of the Amus. M.mbses from
feign he hams se the " VlolAa Renew- ether .'.swan wow IaviW t q. he pees.t,
8*
wait in =.=stl
y -•an el the Q..sa'• Jab.: and will he warmly wwln.iL
COMING AND 001st(.
Ln: Ly.. is Hanka is Lembo.
*Ys Melwlt.. i yMNi.g la Swathed.
abat lleagar. P. M., .pmt Eset•nU. fa
Cltato. Mr.
Wine eard.s.r. has kis ea
ae.
Mol amend Ms era.m, 1e' 15
Clinton 1 We mmd.na.d that the wife .t
lien 0.i•. wbo bee bass la &woe heath
ler s... %i.., waviest* g. In Dear fee
Joe. fate reamed tree )fecals eft wavelet. Her aloe.Kmclivi,
M and Dr. Ona wW swutpsy bar,
•
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ADDITIt7NAL LOCAL NEWS.
8t. Paas'. -The Easter SN
aadar ssre4O
ss St. Peter's were largely attended. sad
the mask was exoelleat Prof. Jones sad
su4 the -Chutes stir were Gad
*bar manias wee meoh edea pardoalar.
ly the bake of Mee. Wall.w
Is tee Hammon. Susdsy after000. •
youth wa..k.wt.g hi. ohmic, who were
sitttag &mood the harbor abets thee should
have been et 14 8., how to woes Ito the tL
land on the logs, slipped and toll between
two receiving • okrieSsaiag.
amid It Is eo -It is said that if we oid al-
mey, obtain pure water and onsdultsrated
food there would be but little sickness 1. the
world. Snob Doing be oasts make sore that
you have on• no.dnit•redod commodity a
least, by using Rio•'• Pure 80t,
Tns Nsw Pesoratrlol4-Adam Thomp-
son, the sew proprbtor of the Laeknow
stage, will, before the 9.ee.'. Birthday,
have • new vehicle on the road. 1t will
seat nine person., be cosy to ride l sad
have good horses rutty harnessed t• it.
a
Ft.'x AP; 111• -U0 `4aturday then were
a mambo.. of veru fin• horsey la the .tables
of the Etohe.g. hotel. Esquire,*
of ansa r•ve...ed the feet that they
were the property of Robt. MoLeen, end
were about to he shipped to the Mother -
lead.
A Scum= Visl'ros -Mrs, Herman
Detroit, ot •troit, ie lo town aolecting •
lot at Mentes; nag Park, and ia making sr-
raugemenr. for the erection of a summer
cottage. Sbe has already altered t 1
large bills of goods from our local mar-
obsata.
Ngw BAse,E SHOP -Hoot. Ross lima•p.oen • borne -.shop on Wast -at, (Knight's
old stand) wherI"he will he pleased to r,•
odvt the patronage .1 the people of (lode -
ries and vteioity. Everything kept clean,
and • quiet and orderly scop will always
welcome you.,
CORDWOOD. -II person recently bought •
bad of abort wood tor 43.50 aad was given
to noderstend it was half maple and • gond
sample After beinp unloaded he found
there was lust f of a cord of 20 inch wood,
that net nne•fittb of it was maple, and that
•1 Inst oo•-third of it oould not be split for
porpoise'. porpo•. The gentleman would
like to know if there is soy resume why the
authorities should snow people to be robbed
is this manner.
Orft)o,:a -A wolf-knownw
resident ants
to know why the 0000011 allow. doge to
roam the town without tagging them. He
says a. a rule they aro a n sad do
more to prevent Summer vQto.. coming le
town than tate cows •v.rr.dtd, es tote
strangers sojourn bog in Gal/rehabwhims*w
being frightened by the.. H. aye
stave that h• believes that •oone-third
these.nimaie are liosa.ed.
CARLOW.
Tr?rroay, April 20
Jack Frost has again appeared in oar
vicinity.
J. Keened, acd family have moved to
Saltford.
Mies A. Tyndall, of Westfield, is home os
• holtdsv.
Mho Jousts MoHardy le spending her
Easter holidays in Godenoh,
Mr. and Mrs. Gowans, of Exeter, are
visiting at Mrs. W Young's, sr.
Mise Alexander, of Clinton, is visiting bar
friend, Miss A. Greta, Rosedale Tera.
Mins Mery kftneerte+k,,.e Wit
spending her holidays ander the parade!
roof.
Was Mabel V•rooe, of Alma Collgro, St.
Thomas, is sp•ndi.g her Raster holidays
With her parrnte.
Mr. Johnston and family, of Amberl•y,
have moved on to the farm lately occupied
by lire. R. Sallow*.
Oo Monday seeming last, T. Sallow. bad
the pleasant surprise on ouurine his stable
before retiring to find two famous dnvers.
While attending to his stook last Sunday
evening Mr. Barkwell had the sad miefor-
tune to have one of his cows kink and break
his leg just above the ankle.
Mrs. F. C.mpbell his' returned home
.leer a three-mootbs' vi.tt to her sod 1. Ban
Francisco, :al. Her many friends are
pleased to see her safe home •rain.
Mr.. T. Sallow,, Mrs. R. Young and
children, Florence and .Rath, .re upending
their Easter holidays to Hermine.. the gneet
tl M1a..A..Falfard _..
att•ad the 21st anneal ,.ass .R of the W.
F. M. S.
AGENTS "The Best Popular Life of
Her Majesty I bay. ever
seen," writes Lord Lorne, .boat " Queen
Victorls." sales unprecedented. Eaav to
make five dollars daily. Big oommisno..
Outfit free to owveasere.
TSZ HitADLRY-BARKLTBON 00.Tevonte.
Goderich�
+ Bargain
Centre .
riday, April 23
DRESS GOODS
Cashmere, 75c , for
.
Serge'', 75c.; for
Cashmere, 50c., for
Serge., 50c., for.....
Tweed Effects. 25c., for
" 20c., for
58c.
58c.
40c.
40c.
20c.
15c.
SHIRT WAISTS.
50c., for .....1... �,. .
$1.00, for
75e., job, for
43c.
70c.
.' 25c.
LADIES' VESTS.
5c., 3 for lgor
15c., 3 for 25p,
FLANNELETTE.
iT ELETTaEi.
30 -in., for 50:
LADIES' COTTON HOSE-
20e., for , t _ 150.
25c-, for ......." ........... filer
30c. Cashmere Hose for 20e.
TABLE LINEN.
.
40c. per yd., for
50c. per yd., for
75c. per yd., for
25c. per yd., for....... (....
25 c.
37ia
55 c.
20 c.
MEN'S SHIRTS
750., for ,
Unlaundered, 50c., for.... , , , , '25s.
Flannelette Shirt, 200,
Black Sateen, 50c., for 400,
Overalls,...... from 25c. to !1 00
A job lot.of hien'Caps, 75c., for :15c.
TOWELS
24x49 -in., 16c., for
16x30 -in., 8e., for
21x39 -in., 25c., for
38s187in., 25c , for ...
TO WELLII
1%e., for
70., ter
4c.
5c.
8e., for 6c.
COs., for 8a
ART MUSLIN
de, per ytLrd, for ... 5c:
;44k.jer rildt.f9r_ a.araaa.-JQta.. 3
LADIES' HHEM QS STITCH
H1D'K
5c.,for
8c., for.. l
Child's Handkerchiefs lc.
liVaJi\G,G
124*., for
SHIRTIZI,
25e., tor... ... e•r • .. 10c., for
: , for... • .44-4T.. .... • • 15". 8a, for
15c., for - Ins.
10e.
81C-
60.
SHEETING
2 yards with, 25c:, for 1f1e.
2 yarns with, 20c., for " 15*.
PILLOW COTTON.
42-incb, plain, 15c., for
40 -inch, plain, 12ic., for
46 -inch, plain, 18c., for...:
10c.
7c.
10c.
TABLE OIL CLOTH.
11 Oil Cloth, 25c., for 19c
11 Oil Oloth, 30c., for... .. a 2'
LACE CURTAINS
50c., for
371c., for
75c., for
$1.00, for
$1.35, for
440c.
25c
65c. •
85c.
$1 00
SWISS CHECK MUSLIN
1Oc., for .,i - -
Sc., for
WANTED -Ileo and women who tea work
hard Wkit and writing six hours daily, 25c for
fee six day, • week, and will he content '
with tea dollars weekly. Address, 20c. for
NSW IDHAI 00.. Brsatf•rd, Out, l.rtc., for
WAb TED-Ld.•hi..s persona of either
ser milk good ea.raMsr sad os.t.00 school
.oleosus.. eta .bolts •.pl.y..at for two
months is this oommeefty.
8. M. FRY, Tweets. 00.
hit =4•r
WHITE QUILTS.
$1.00, for .................... 75c.
$1.25,' for . 95c.
COTTONADE.
ALL
PAPER
r
We are selling Wall Pepe? lit the
following prices :
1e, Oak Prise Ifie
1 tine p•
It1e
Mibiiarlati
w'e10.M
FORTIES BOOKBTORE
20 c.
15 0.
124e.
TWEEDS.
75c. Tweed for . 50c.
50c. Tweed for 25c.
25c. Tweed for....... 20c.
DOUBLI FOLD SCOTCH 1'1i.D 4t' .
52.50, for `� $1 75 20pow
80.
EMBROIDERY SILK
S
ein, 2 roe
lc. skein, 7 for.
10c. Milk spools for
c.
5c.
TABLE NAPKINS
500per doz., for . 400.
85c. per doz., for 65*.
$I.00 per doz., for 75c.
$1.75 per dos, for $1 25
$2.25 per dog , for 1 99x -
MEN'S TIES
25c., 2 for.... . 25c.
MEN'S BRAC
Remember the date
e . • Friday, April 23rd.
JAS. ROBINSON.
J. P. BROWN
AGENT FOR THE MASSEY - HARRIS 00.
Wide-open Blnderaj Mowers.
Oultivators, Rake, Disk Har-
rows, Diamond Harrow
Mouths, ticufers, Oerriages,
Boggles, Wagons, {Carts.
Also, Agent for Bradley's
Fertiliser.
A Full Line of Repairs for the above Machines, and Plough
Pointe always on band Remember the stand --nest to Ftlxton's
Stables, H&kJLTC I -ST., GODIMICH.