The Signal, 1897-4-29, Page 5KS
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TBZ 8IGJAL : GODERIQ& Olga THURSDAY- APR. 2•i• • ...:,.
HOW BRIGHT HOME LOOKS ! FRESH
whoa lou treat the 1e.
.WFs
aaF
Seasonable Goodi.
PRINTS
The flnest goods, had all warranted fast colors. Special
Liu". 100- ' -
NOVELTI�+]
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AVR • 13,14KCCtt .
CREPONS PERCALES, ET
ill lovely dad gas. from 8 to !tic a yard.
LACE CURTAINS
Now is the time to buy your Lace Curtains. Our prices
will suit you. See our 51.00 Curtin : nothing like it in
town for the money. Other lines from 45c up,
Souvenir Publishing Co., of Tomato. le is
lawn looking over the ground p(eparate y
Whetting out • souvenir of Oederloh. , A
,.. of the week this scapha. inroadere�etishteg, shows that the ieteoded et
Moir will be of the flora All plume eel
leeway sad leeay to and around
CLOTEUNQ'
-----------"M-1738081:111141T in all other lines -Dry Goods
and Rudy -Made Clothing. Prices the Lowest !
Est. JAMES -A. REID
Jordan's block, 81st April 1897.
. er
1W W iR sod QARDE7i
sad Woodwork with
POLISH
bestow • houses sed promisee& team will be f „„nuns than up Line sew
dhow .ted by dellwts balt•toae outs,
M
bythe Canadian Photo F.srrav wt Gods
GOAT FIPES WITH BEAT EALL
From rho above it may men is its true Wore putties away -prevents rust
rich will go before tits mentry
term, as the prettiest and meet prognosis.
town w the Domialo • Slalom we ow will
do the photographing work,
say anything ermine from hu studio will be I
as fine as min be produced anywhere.
Hs SL.sra int autos.- On Tuesday of
last week Immo A Reid, our well-known
merohaot, died rather suddenly. It is true
his medical attendant from hefirst, gam
little hope of recovery,
bat as passed his friends hoped that his fight "gains&
Ode Inexorable king would hove suooesdal,
and that he might swain, for • few Years.
taks his place to the world of work. Mr.
Reid was some two weeks trader a doctor's
ogre, and he bud been suffering for • like
period before the M.D. was oalled, • fea-
ture of the ones that rendered recovery low
probable. The downs that caused Reath
was a low fever of the typhoid typt allow-
ing • severe attack of h grippe- At his
death, deceased was • member of the town
mental and public school board, and held
the chairmanship of the lflnoi e o uadt
tee
of the former body.
g
official of the trustee board of the North-st
Methodist ebaroh, and an active member of
the Template of Temperance. As • mer-
chant, he was known far and near for his
huskies ability, while hie probity in all
tr•nssoticos made him one of the trusted
tradesman of the county. Th late des. A.
Reid, though of a rather retiring duposi-
tioc, took an active part in ►11 local wuse-
ttons. and was ever to the front in edvoo-
ing the iutereate of the church of his choice.
The tunnel toot plane from deceased's late
,resident* on Wednesday afternoon, W.Aoh-
sem. A. 8. Chrystal, A. B. Dsvisoo, R. W.
McKenzie, Jaoob Stokes and Jan. Yates, fel-
low omeists of the church, being the pall-
bearers. The Services at the hoose and
grave were conducted by pastors Edge and
Oodwfa,and a very large unmber of citizens
sem ;resent at the residence and cemetery.
Loading the cortege were the town council
and the public sohool board, and following
were the leading professional and had
tile•
nen of t,oderich• Deceased, who
not passed his forty-first year,leaves Lather,
mother wad one brother to morn his depar-
ture. and the very large number present at
the obeeeteies is testimony that the vener-
able temple heron of leo good s eon, are not
alone in their sorrow. Around and to the
euket were matey handsome floral offerings
contributed -bv relatives and aorreiwisg
friends and church officials.
" Awn its Ys Bsso Ora ro Aecrasa-"
-Oo Sunday morning the O3dfsllews of
Ooderioh celebrated the 78th anniversary of
Oddfeltowship on this continent by attend -
ins divine service at St. George's. The
rain is the morutri4 000ndernbty reduced
the turuout,00ly thirty-nine Oddfellows be-
ing in the line, bot eves this number seem-
ed Targe when compared with the number of
ordinary worshippers present. At. 10:50
the brethren (marched from their hall in
command of the N.G., R. R. gallows, and
reached the sacred Sditioe in good time. As
the clock struck eleven. the servics come
maimed with hymn the eOld HHnodrr.d, horal service and
the usual Episcopalian
l -
lowed, The psalms and hymns were nicety
song. and the esteem rendered in •
manner that reflected ooesidessitle credit on
the choir sod choir master. Rev. Mark
Turnbull ascended the pulpit, sed choosing newegef.
for ba text • wart •0f the 32nd verse of ,and Emma* 7.16 s.m
fourth Ephesiana, ".Be ye kind one to an- Mail and ltxpresa......-- ...•`e'• 7.90. pm
other," preached an exoetlant moiety ser- Mail a 1.15 21.m
mon. The reverend geotlemas dwelt con-
siderably on kindness, holding that ft was
the egaivaleetof benevolenos.•nd contended 1 eg NULI
that If it were to become universal it would
be • panacea for the world, as It would al-
most, if not entirely banish sin. 10 the ser-
mon and other parts of the servios there
were many passage! that retorted to Odd.
fellows' work, and as n.ay be imagined,
these illustrations were highly interesting
to the brethren. " God Save the Queen,"
followed by the benediction. oowclnded the
'swiss. When the congregation had left
time oharsh, the members of !iron Lodge,
No. 62, 1.0 O.F., reformed and marched
leek y,yheirhisil, ..►here it_ was moved bv
Hy. Reid,aeoonded by Alex. Ske a ,
that the thanks of Huron Lodge
BONN• misted • J. P. oc • oh•rgo'of pl•otnr an
p iics_o. zoster gnnda7. to Mr. sed Mn, oGorvi cane on the C. Y. R. track near
daughter.('+orris Tbemen gave their naaiee and
St. George Primo.
White, Montreal,
WRAY-MrLIOD-At the manse. on Than• Engund, `
day• April rind. or Rev. lam. A. Anderson
ti A.. tieuean McKay, to Annie McLeod, p B D�� R.. R. Sallows, the Godertok
both of the township of Ashileld. ho r• will commence May with •
WRIGHT- PORTZ-In Beside. on Tuesday. Rab§ Dayi and es hu window and studio
the 20th April. at the restdesce or G. A, will on that occasion be filled with the
Ort the t•en. Archdeacon Dixon, photos of the prettiest babies to Huron --or
He• ort• w J. J. Wright, of tM anywhere else, all lovers of infantile lovel•
Point Yarm, Ooderich' nese abound make it •point to give t3•Uows
DIED• • call.
ODEA -In (o4e.Mh, ep /nidal• April 16th• Ler Us SPRAY. -A prominent p0ttwls-
Mrs. lsar7 O Doe. axed 71 yeses. gist dropped into THE SIGNAL of oe on
PRICK -On Easter MMr. av, AONI 11, Le la fi d• afteraoco, and Bald, "You ehoald
toot daughter of ]f r. had ]ire. 'SL (iearg. tell your renders that now the heavy fog
Pries.
SAMBLETON-Ln Laekaew, April Wed, hes lifted, and atter • warm day or two they
_, Watson Hampiotowa, aged 717ea's and 7 should spray their fruit trap freely, This
msatbs will clean the trees, kill the tu•gue, and en.
GRAHAM-ln Ooderiob. on 3atnrday, April sues •good drop aa1 salt' Lbb yet►., Dat
(; ham relict of the late
• addresses as Wm_ Preston, Toronto, Tbos.
MARRIED• and Frank Stewart, Lon -
ton, Y•rrggaaret Graham. next -
Robert gaaaetwOn, aged 88 Tear and S year."
lac
atoalh,, T„ Asrt}t'riCALtyPLANT.--Coasty Clete
HO1.MAN-At Dungannon. on Sire ay, Ag Use and A. 1114.14. Allen were in -Clinton
151". Mrs. theresa Holmen .ApraYear Thursday for the purpose of ertiatioally Dlac-
and 6 moat '
M i the ahmbe and "rat"' that
)fc1 O, Neil McKinnon. Is l n on. a, d 7 70015 Aurin �l In 1 few years mase the walk
16th. NeuMtKmttov, aged 78 you'd and 9
mow ha. to the meta entraoos of the Horse of Re-
6H1gRSON-In Oodertob, on Mesd•i April fuss one of the attreottoos of Huron. The
tett, Alfia•nefir. app of Samuel anra rsatlemsn know lust what is wasted to put
beth Qrlasuon. 841" 4 yeah and 8 ti BUabet""• the finishing roach to the end people's home,
'-.--1' and they 4id-" - a boainees like
manner.
fHE TALI OF THE TOWN. A Rim S.-Houle...4. 8. Cameron for -
newly of the ColhgMM Ineutate staff, bat
recently in atomism* et Queen's College.
mere■ Notebook Kingatou, has dabbed his ex•minetion most
From the ReposuooesefuUy, bevies sowed over 90 per
osnt. of the marks obtaia•ble, won first
positioo in each of the releases in physics,
and first and wooed standing to the mathe-
matical claws- We oontrataLtw our
townsman on his suoosss.wd are pleased to
mamma) him back to Oed.ricb•
IR CAImDa.-Tb* following from • Tor-
onto pet leads' os to believe that before
many dire bave passed we shell again have
Parliament 1r situ sitting, Ramos bet than tptees'od, cur old townsmen with ts. ' Rev. Donald
:hetes that were est e t for Sallow.'
the put weer make the better lows and are McGillivray arrived in the city this more•
,soapy good Judges of a oabtnet. ing from Henan, China. He is editor of •
A gentleman was boasting thq other day missionary paper wiled the Hein Pao. Mr.
b7 from Knox College some years ago. He is
staving. during his present visit, with Mr.
A. Triter, 72 St. Alban's street_"
DOM
HOLY. Rirosi'tORY.-T. D. Banal! & Co.
will .open • repository and auction mart at
730 to 740 Dorchester•st., Montreal. on first
of May, with stabling for about 100 horses.
Mutton sales will be held twice • week and
private sales every day. They have the
beet Itge of custom in Canada and want
horses of ail trades for export and home.
Special facilities are given to patrons to
dtsooee of their horses to best advantage.
Charges moderate. Write them for terms
had particular*.
11 iesYe a elute to a' Tet Cease. 1 renes
to seat K t a A1M's Ameag i*
Takta' Metes. aa' oe,rh RV1I
treat N.' -Isar.
that he was wearing a salt made Prldham
that had lasted two years, but he bad to sit
down when one of his bearers said he bed •
Division Court sect Out had lasted t+loe as
Ion and wee Mel good for another aptsat-
MoQifllvrsy graduated with high honors
•
useful runtime for aprafruit tress.
Tnl Facts Bums. -Thi buds ot the vari-
ous kinds of fruit trees Look healthy and
are fairly abundant though perhaps • little
.tee far advanced for April
IT Is So. -Butter sad cheese are ottw
spoiled through impure Gals being need in
their manufacture. Make sore, then, when
buying that you get Rice's Pare Salt.
A Lars PAsros-Tore is on page 3 -
nest interesting solemn allied from Mon-
tttstil and Tomato ]ulnen domosintillif iDe
life, death amid 'oboes -SWitiv`. J0Et
MoGillivray, B.A., B.D
SVIDAY SCHOOL. •Sssvl -Oa Sunday
Afternoon there was s obtfdren's ssrvloe to
St. George's onrob. There was a large at- ' dt.partare for many years. The 8t.
tench. e, • special 0101ro
(001 pt1sm, "4"i dew was also the Ant boat to reach Fort
appropriate sermon N tabes Motor. •
DISINFECTANTS
wS i.a s
MOTH CAMPHOR Fo8•Y
Hitter than the old Bray, les, boxes title be.
5
HOUSEROLD AMMONIA.
Diamond, Turkish. tendend• DYES
and other Spring soe
Sassafras snood I W.'1,- GOODE, CHEMIST
and Stomach Bitterne -a good Bering
Medici** 1 BEDFORD BLOCK
•
Tobe tip yam
horses for Sorter
work with out
COV DITION
POW 1)1018
t
FOR A GOOD SPRING MEDICINE OR TONIC
- - - V8E1.-
DitillAM'S COMPOUND EXT7CT
SAAR1LLA -WITH IODIDES
NOTHING $Ert!iR 1 LARGE HIo2TLEs
.
V. M. DITNHAM Chemist and Druiladtk-
FIRST BOAT bag- On Tuesday the etr.
St. Andrew, with 37,500 bsahele of wheat
reser Peet Astbar for.iedege. DKtl41 Tong
the O.T. R. line, arrived at thin port. being
the first boas of the season. Her °om :nand -
or, Capt. W. 11. Featbereteehaogb, reports
11.11 ; hit 0. Friday, the 23rd, the earliest
William, being the earliest arrival at that
Coaster bsxss firiirytttltiili .-flat the I port foe 14 years TI. steamer unloaded
people of Winnipeg tt gifted 54th • large at the O.T R. elevator,and left last evening
share of Common Sena u iadloated by the for the river.
order of 100 bicycles for that city, now bey
ung filled by the Henderson Bicycle Co.
NOW -
I8 THE
TIME
Te Think of a
SPRING X TONIC.
There are many good ones, but '
pope quite eo good u our
IRON TONIC 131=F.RS.
The Beason for Colds 1s
not over Tat.
We expect to ell MOM
033E1RRY PVr OMiv.
during MARCH and Arm
than in all the rest of the
Winter.
J. E. DAVIS, Phut. B.
Medical Hall. a
Rev. !lark Turnbull for hie excellent ser- ' FOr �_ _ ' fit' �_ --
mon.the choir for the sweet and appropriate
spumoni program presented, and the ohrch- FARM TOR SALT. -atm-'Wwnted•
wardens for the use of the church, and that _ 1 ant Iwatrueted to offer for sale one of the i z1
the anniversary committee prepare and pre- � 100 acre farms in to County 04 !iron } VAp EMPLOY FIVE MEN AND
Mark Tarabnll situated ',um* 7 m[lee of podericb. I ladies to work at home. A good th1�pp1�,,
with good' salary for pushers. T. H. LINA
sly the lodge ansa OOTT. Toronto. Qat. -
sept the resolution W Rev. ar ns
and shoes concerned: The 01011011 having �d V amici a t lam the traoall
been tanned unanimously,
it
I obno*tour weeds.
duty closed. The buildings are first -clans, consist1I of •
triune house with stone foundation and cellar,
kitchen. woodshed and •11 neoresary outbulid
THE WEEKLY MARKET REPORT. Inas- A frame barn. 12131. and cedar tarn, 30
• x50. all 1n good repair.
•!!!!..--.4. [here are two acres or orchard_ The farm
April 3 ung ,
' 8 73 top 71 � has been in gra+s for the ,,est twelve Sean,
Fall Wheat (old) 1 tB tot OD and to situated wittln • mile of post -office.
FlFlour, family. per t 25 te r 15 school and church,
Br nr, test' pee sirs .... 11 00 1011 00 11 1. fenced by an almost new board fence
Bran. ��""""'���,r'... 11 00 toon around the front and side. and the balance by
shone, 1 tea ...•.-..•••�- ' ion rails. A spring creek and wells supply abund-
an00 of water.
No enenmbn0oes tow or the property.
Prlee iK 000.
!tor terms and farther particulars apply to
LOYTU$ KloDANCEY.
Mar 1 1607.
IT LOOKS W gLL -•' Is looks well and
sseme te be doing nicely " 1. the general
saswar M the question " How b the Fall
wheat doing!" and the answer refers to all
the townships In this end of the county.
Tear Tau, rum l,tyrsst•s --The Heti-
. Ammo Roves Oe. love pat up 10115 peso
ea all the roads toadies to Goderiob. This
-sew departure will he p•rticalarly weloome
to visiting whseimes. and prove • pretty
good ad. for the Co.
A Srs,roe Cameos -On Tu "day, three
.nen, havlag the &ppearaoeeof'rOW1po. were
pI►oed in the ooanty Ioil, having been own -
CATH Timm ago J.0 THsu -1.00d
oomplemta ars made bv fires around the
dock about young men and boys interfering
with, and, in come oases, destruyint Proper-
ty. The Harbor `new Mill Cottbas
..uff.�
eensiderwhly through leinry
from sash 000dsot, as recently was ne of
their
bed!
oars. moved from its plane 7
smashed by • G.T.R trap, and in the mill
several saws were destroyed through inn
proper interference. The talariet baa gen-
erally berm doe. daring 1110 dinner Mar,
sad it le-ee be toped that app haws
coned snob damage will Wald.* sed
Jailed fee ► month or two.
To ADvset,TI%R GOD.kICO.--1401110000k tk C.
Cones, d'striot manses, of the Qsaadian
ow, gee. ......•..•............• 2 so co o w
Pees. t ...... 038 60 0 3tt
Old Hay. • ea. .. ""'•"' 750 to 850
Pwta5e. Mbath•• •••••% ...... 0 15 to 0 10
Mutter...-O I1 tote
0 u
liege freak unpacked. 11 doe,.. •. 0 7 to 0 8
Wood..•.._._.-..•....•. . _.e 00 to 360
pldem.•••,hr• ��•, - 4 00 to 000
.. -010tamM
lamb clines 0 50 to 0 75
.lts
ove Hoo ..... _• 4 00 to 50
Dressed HOts......... 600 to 560
8aoon...,.....t.::.7.................-..... 0 00 to 0 10
Ram. tart ih 0 10 to 0 14
cheese. Dae i6... 0 1C to 0 itopeoll
TO ADVERTIBERB.
Notice of *ewes mast be left et Nub
Office not later than Saturday
noon. The Copy for changes
mast be left not later than Mon
day Moon. Casual Advertisements
atukytilkiglii Wednesday of
each week. '
awl U_ TRUNK 51 WAY.
AVINIZ«TTI.r,. �.»... 10.60 a.m.
.. T.M P.m.
Wised Midland Bsprwa
Mixed
Midland Siprwss.. • •...
►.m.
:,� X.Y.fit-. se Lye!'.
a
Disinfect
NE....
WE WAKI'
AG EATS
FOR fihj.E 011 TO RENT -FOR M.F.
or to rent. t e dwelling on Nelsen-st. at
present occupied by F. simeetk. It ouotains
15 rooms. including drawing room- dining
room, parlor and kitchen, sod has • library. a
number of closets. pantries and • good cellar
There is half an acro of land tastetn117 planted'
with shrubs and fruit trees. sad an excellent
:horn. _A7rtl1s-1s S a8LTli, on the _pre-
m ices.
VOR SALE -LOTS 04 AND 70
C Hutchinson's Survey in the Town of
OoderiCh. upon which is erected • aloe dwell-
ing tones.
Also loth numbers 18 and Goderirh, cont19
containing r sores upon Rich's which is
situated •comfortable house, and there ("also
• good orchard.
also the Hast belt of the North balfbf lot
15, Lake Range Conoreslcn of the Township
of Asheeld. Western Metrics. -- _
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Dated alb RReeleeenber, 1806.
Apply to CAMBIUM. HOLT ft HO+Lllils.
Godertoh
to handle eetatelnned trade 1
this county Canadian stook
guaranteed to live. Perman-
ent position, whole or part
time. Liberal terns. You
coo msko ten dollars • week
or better with ne for every week you work.
No experience necessary- C��ps�=.
BROWN lOT TORONTO,
Costtne•tal Nuraertos.
ONT
1-3m
CANVASSERS -"QUEEN VICTORIA :
Her Life and .reign:" has captured the
British Empire. Extraordinary testimonials
from the great men ; rend for copy tree. Mar-
..ht
ar.a1s of Lome says : -The best popular Life of
Du Queen I hive seen. Her Mallen wends
hind letter of apryectatlon• setting by thous. S
ands : gives enthututic eattafualon. tsnvael-:
NOVO making $I5 so IMO weekly. Pressroom.
--
free to acute. Tara 19 4DL&y-oAaRrr1omi,
W_. L'TD, TdrOab. Ont.
VALUABLE,. PROPERTY T0* RALE
-sit9oderich.nsTheted h tpPrr000p du nest business ��wo
dwellings. one well-equipped gro°er7 store.
fine up-to-date machine and blacksmith shop,
acorns
measons for odatton. Clear it de nen beglng. lack of lieo_yA splen•
did dune* for the STRACHAN on lbs pretmlman.
iw Apply
81-tt
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY FOR
BALK -The brick residence overlooking
the river and lake formerly occupied by the
late A. M„et)ermett a q.. Master in Cbanoacy
One of the most valuable and tsN2desirablepro-
pertle• to toga
► Rheumatic Remedy. "100 Southstreete twoimmedia frame
. 10 ning house
Brit-
ish Kichange Ilotel..at promos occupied by
BRO_W1 818ALSA1ld FOR COLDS. Mr. Andrew Wli gddell
A Th dwell.__ ....rise and adloining grounds
pear the
F. SMEETR'S -
PLANING MILL•
,- AND -
SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY,
•I take this 0pportnnit7 to inform the 7nitW
that 1 am still in the business notwithstanding
all rumors to the contrary. and •m prepared to
do v claw of work In my )'ne from making
• window frame to erecting • 3 -story building
with mansard root. Estimates furnished end
competition invited.
The fnrnimhing ot bnlldIIg material, such es
shingles and lumoer • ateotalty.
F. SMEETH-
eoderlob. July 4th ,1807
irgmerWliAT,Y00 EARN, BUT
T YOU WAVE, MAKES YO0 RICH.
?Jim INVE8TMNNT l7l MPRON AND Br rIONA ILS'
1 '
The
O. T. R. station. formerly occupied
WILSON'S IRON PILLS, 25o a box I by the late Judge Toms.
1Prices and terms of payment roast minis, ap-
py to 0ARRottr :t PROODIKSYr
Physiolans' Pptesorlptions etampW die- 70-•f t3oliotlwn. Ooderloh.
t eared at
WILSON'S.
PRESCRIPTION. STORE.
Your money been if Ir0041 TWpliese 116
seated.
SOLtctTrtsa.-Cameron,� Hggit and Holmes
Dspoarre.--Interest Conipound every etc
months at tour per oent. per annum. co same
from one t•o11ar upwards. Depositors will find
11 to their advantage to oome and neo ns.
Loxten-May be secured at any time without
delay eeon thty. ree security or approved desirable
received b7 the ]heater orpenses eolbe. pito . &lose
The Comps" b offices are located on North
Street and . Court Kota t3Qsaro-oMealte
Kenos smogs L Office.
HORACI HORTON. J. H. COLBORNR.
later. - President.
•
)Mirtllaele Lloentates. tt `ISS ANNA L. SHAW, TEACHER
LANE. ISSUER OF bARTRIAGE er l llTaabsee4
511 MARRIAGE!
--
de -
0
C BO NEABROTIIERS
GREAT
Or
Your houses, ont-houses and premises generally and
keep away DissAos.....It will only cost 25o to 50c
for each householder. ...Butchers shonkl have the
Powder for their shops and slaughter houses. ...It
will also destroy all moths and other house vermin in
Carpet, Furs, ate.
w�
New Goons
In every 11191•,• --ice reenko
everybody.
Everything New -
Everything Modern
McDtr,, N.
prions to ssK
•
won 114131>mP
THURSDAYMORNING,APRIL Ist
AT 9 O'CLOCK, AND WILL CONTINUE FOR FOUR Wibt•KS.
Everything in the store in the shape of Dress Goods will be put at Bale Prices -nothing either new or old win
be reserved. We must raise $1,500.00 by the first of May, and take this means of doing It, bRemember,phhis le a
genuine Oash Sale, and nothing above actual coat will be asked for our beat New Dress Goo y,
in colored and black. We have a lot of good, plain goods that will be offered at about half price, and 6 robed Dress
Pieces, silk embroidered Trimmings, at half price.
Yon will be rare to get Big Bargains at this sale, as these goods must be sold. .
P.B.---Oar Dress Goods Bald is more than meeting our expectations. We are offering Great Bargaans i -.
CARPETS••94RPTS...nloas and Hemp.. Special attention is 'sailed to the new Atminster makes--
laid, roti want your Carpet trade, and if quality, quantity and pries go !or anything,
10, in Beeessle, Wool, and Unions at prices regard$+se of oast.
- A .hipmwst et 1500 Ibe of New Floor Oil Cloth, 4.4, 6-4 sad 8.4, direet from the
aAlnseneing .4 25e. i
No such ote°k ever seep in 0oderioh before ! Quantity and Style
equal to Citylitook. Brussels, Tapestry, 3 -Ply All -Wools, 2 -Ply All -
the finest ever put on the Canadian market. Carpets made end
ire ought to get it. 6• lot of Short Ends, ranging from 4 yards to
manufacturers. All Ni '%sterns and Colorings. ObofSS Goods
•
Ms Great Copal warehowe of' the Gisstttty.
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