The Signal, 1898-11-10, Page 5t
THE SIGNAL '•GODERICH ONTARIO.
You will
be. Satisfied
it you Ret your Boots and 8hues hen.
There is no reit.: a why you shouldn't
be a customer of c urs. A well select-
ed stook, best good*, lowest prioes and
courteous treatment aro the induce-
ments offered you. The tall stook is
complete, and will be sold at Lower
Prices than you have been accustomed
to pay.
ST. GEO. PRICE,
Custom Work West side o' ,quare,
.ad Repairing. Od.riob.
THE KING'S DAUGHTERS.
T•. Nor se • le0e.•I. WW1 Attended
the hareed C•avealte•.
At the regular mewl.* of the Wtllleg
Hearts Claole of ling's Daughters eke to -
ionise ropers was read by Mrs. MoGilli-
.+uddy earl was regard to be inserted 40
the' loss' pre :
If soy outside or lade the oaks of
Ki. s 1)aagbiere sad Boar have been of the
opinion that charitable work a the mato
ubjeet of that orgeals&Moa Margaret Bet-
wms,r\rsuak the delerea Item'h. various
moles .1 Stratford 000r.otwo, would for -
.ver oerrwt that Wes. From brit to last
she lag sted o6 the d.vslopment of the
. pirlt el hfe of members mi t\, aim atm
of the soct.ty. Sbe said ;-Tb. eptrit of tk.
Order, whirl is really the Hedy Spirit, an-
✓ obleO.Il work and we feel that whatever
the week ie-te ay be serves er w h•
tog dishes -1f recognised as the work the
Father bet\..5 me will lead to 11.owlag
and hoariest the Father. W. tiat.od to
lira. Bethpage for the brit Oate in her Heart
to Heart ialk es the ".tree Masts" of 111e
Bibts,s.d witse were wits the woaderfal
p.m.•l/tyJ- • woos& of eor.nry-ese years
of sae moth Slits M..W sod spparat phyd-
mal tiger ofj fifty t • Ere shag 1. 45..w-
tear,wrestld Itch silvery white hair taken
book trees the forehe•d,1a up with • 11.•..a•
If .mil. as .k. Maid 01 eh. pea.0 ad the
jty, the rest and the power of the U11 guid-
ed by e►. Holy Spirit, .ad the in ea-1►eas
windows of the a al we salt sot toter how
mach they expressed of .•trusty and mire -
esters sod deep sympathy -at has Wow
with the are et 1,1.4.6 terror gad .Daia the
ritdispse.sl rlalrlr.aljel •a4 mature which
was Get of this world. Tb. " three moat. "
were. mast know, mast work, mutt caller.
A. King'. Demers, as dome and burg
"'a His nam.," Caret meet b. .or patters.
At twelve years of age " He must b. abut
H. Falser'. 11ndsese"-trgegnm/ is to
temple. H. "m•.t week the socks of Him
the' sent me." H. •' mast suffer." "The
Cerra of oar salvation was made perfect
through suffering." 11 weer so desirable
to haw sod to work " a He name." but
w• hesitated at the 'affirm sad yet .Iter
hearing the.e.ortle• from sale experiened
Cbr4.ti•• that -milker r .6o.u.•ry M d. -
vele, the ..blest tyros or seneksed or
womaab.d" and her Winterise of the
pitcher .latest the *stag m&e►ne la the
el.re factory -the b -.sty, the value was a
the depth el the ahem- it was..ok a fit-
ting pietism .1 ks. Father's len and Leader -
e ves that see were m.v.4 te tears Gad " Hie
will be deem ' was more Mae .ver ser,
prayer.
Whoa I soared this order. eaid Mrs B.t-
tom., 1 determined thee Gd Gly le oer ee-
oaes1ty. Your Father keew,t► tint Toa
bar. reed of these I4Int.; w. 4041'1 seed to
I..k .iter N11e thane, lee the Father look•
Me atter teem lest as the mother is • o.o.s-
.ity te the pule sad provides lir hu ...d.
sad •.mtort. W. are told, "Ese.pt ye hp-
e rme se Itttl..blldra ye eaawt enter is1
tin kingdom of Oed." L1k. 111e mother, the
FNMr 1s oarias for ell yea love. even mon
tees you ISM.
Oa Wado.sdmy seas/ Mr Della, el
The Stratford 8...a. spok. briefly Hie
.11.t point was that the foremost thought
.1 the world today was .( the L.ord Jesus
Christ. Mrs Bottoms was the speaker of
the error. Her subject wee takes from
Johe 1.1.15: "He will autde yea " Jus.
was Reieg sway bat be at earlier rim
toner -the Hely Gran Th. osmlert,
SAVE THE ETHERS
Dodd's Kidney Pills Their Only
Safety in Female Diseases.
You have seen a dower nipped by
frost, fade and die in the flush of its
beauty. That is how women die when
attacked by any of the diseases peculiar
to their sex.
Woman's burdens aro woefully
heavy. Her sufferings are agonizing.
Her .patience is grand. Disease preys
upon her. The light dies out of her
eyes, her steps become slow and
,dragging ; she loses flesh ; grows
sallow, listless, droops like a flower.
Then at die. Her family is left to
the cold mercy of the world.
" Mother's dead I " What a piteous
phrase. What sufferings have been I
endured before it was need. Why
should mothers, wives, listen suffer i
sot , iiry need not. Dodd's Kidney
Pills will quickly and thoroughly cure
all cues of Female Weakness. They
lever fail. They give health, ptiength,
courage : a new less of lifa
safety sod 11.0ellt of having a glide in life
wee aptly tllu.trsted by Mn Bottemi • tell-
ing of • trip abroad, woes • raids was eo
it iapeereeis. There aro three rase
she learned : 1st, We meet surrender every
thing. N Leu travelling in Egypt their
aide demanded •11 of their legate. but
*sola of their party kept a little bag whirs
held th'ap'hitt they valued moot; but the
guide Bald. "I went everything," sad they
had w gir• op their 111tH iags It wee
much bolter; they were reelly safer and they
bedsit the ogre o; 0.ylh1ag. The luule
be{` said Mrs Bottoms, tepreestsss sire
tdings whir we love best and whir me
'busk we must we for ourselves, bat ear
hearty Guide wants everythiag_ • own.
plate surreeder. The Zed leas : negated*
sold, "Fellow ma" This wee illustrated by
the foot that o0 one oeoa.l00 char party
bad go.e before Ise maid* end .eared an
empty re.lway oarrieht, out of which they
were promptly ordered, and were told that
the train was gefog the 1,reag way. The
third lesson : ;They were always beta lead
tate prepared pluses. mod e0, spiritually, we
egret follow the goid•en of the Holy Spirit
sad H. would Nei as tato prepared places.
It 1s a glorious thing to have • 110141, end a
tonhle taloa .ot to have' 000. .$'hie was
strikingly Illustrated by the rosy of the
Harvard crudest whc, when de.oendi le •
me41.taa la Setteer1sec, grew resile sod
welted to b1 detaobd from his 'aide. fee
MOON 0enee was tat his lifeless body w.s
found at the base of the mo0ntata. We
want men reality is religion. The Holy
Spirit 001011 16 us. and the word i.. 'On
my saw and e0 my daughters will 1 pour out
of my Spirit." And ae we hatred to these
emr•s.1 words we think we diewvered tb.
*neat of Margaret Bottagr'spower,
O. Thursday diorama there was a piper
reed by Mr. Norman M•rin a The Iulu•
woe e1 Circle LK., which captured the 000-
reetioe. As it will appear is fall to the
sorrel report, 1 will give you 0oly • few of
ins 11hert paw. To mike a Wide • sue-
rs depended oo the codtvida.l member. ;
that oirue that does oh&ntable work does
well. but the circle which develop* the
spiritual life of its members de better, and
that etrole that does beth does better still.
Their o.rele was formed ms years ago, end
bad bled • great be0e/t to their member-
ship ; there .can't or but could be trusted
with ,the leadership. With them it had
been Kna's Soee first 0.d everything *lee
e,osad ; sod obedience te the Kieg---Has
order featured their lives. 'They met oar
• week ; the Bret meeting is the swath was
devoted to Bible study, the wooed meeting
ooweorsttoe, the third prayer mestiut, 111e
fourth literature, and the fifth busmen.
We t►o.gbl of the beautiful, useful future
before thew yoga mer. 0.d w* wished for
• mule of K'ag9 8... 1n God/inch.
Mrs. Bottom* • next talk was on the far
mitres of the Bible. First, in the parable
o f the creditors, veva they had aortae to
pay he freckly forgave. There the chief
thought was the ley of j.rtihoatice by 4.it11
and this joy el ire forgiven mek.e joyful
work for Jsaee. Seoad attier, whoa ►h•
disciples were amt at without puree, with
out wipe 0.d witbat show, sod the
Saviour 1144 " Laced ye enythf.g !" and
they sato " Neshl.g." Tiny loved the
Master so mach they dldiet miss them. 11'o
love that lace --Ii provosts from mtemes
niece. The third, 'a the 14th sod 15111
et St. Jolie, " Without m• y• use do no-
thieg " pledgee Him to me for e.erytbir.
The fourth nothing, " Haring ..thio5 mad
yet posessetng all things." Tbie the.Rbt
new b...tifolly illustrated by her tittle bey
g Ting her .11 th.• thieve that war• 4m the
room wIsi.h were alit his nen, mot yet the
spirit which he showed gave them beth j"y,
and wee really an example of noses rattau
When you 0011e*a lied yen so•uelly Deuces
all Mats s you Bed joy is anrytblag.
And then there was such a persuasive ap.
peal to the 0oaventton t. come to t1 ever-
teet4.5, the eternal ; to let 1111 go, and in
.eeed of thinking of what people will say.
let it be what will G.d think of me ; and
thee. with such setlatso'ia, she said,
e pleedid to he ad.5eadeot. 1 have • era
inset) triseds-tbomesnd• of breeds -end
yet 1 .m Independent. I couldn't kelp them
if 1 were s*•.
O. Thursday evening Mrs. Tilley .poke for
the first time In se •ddrese, end was much
sppreolsted• She spoke of the silver roes
se s symbol of the dying love of .1ee... and
reekedrvd the development of thri spiritual
lif• to the adi.4dae1 menthe's 4 the oireles,
.ad minced eat whet the world etpeotd of
King's D&ogb1r• by to trident which bap
petted 0m a train. A woman was takes rd -
deftly ill. and it was tbagbt she was dying
The little silrer cress wee worn by one of
1110 p461107515. The oondnoter,noticed it,
sed asked the lady te mono sad pray with
the dying women. A clergyman remarked
" The Lard has many shuttles &oleo to sad
fro to make HI. people ow, and the King's
Daughters is one of them."
Mrs. Bottom* spoke again on Thursday
evening, and spoke of the origin of the or-
der and of the brim/log 4n of the Some, and
of the benebta of wearing the oroea. Tem
women is beg home founded the order. The
work of the order, she said, oemmem es is
This Week's Specials
Pretty little Cups and Saucers, 5c.
(Rood Parses, 5c., 10c., 20c. and 25c.
Good Tooth Brushes. - 5c. each
Special line Tooth Brushes, 10o. "
Hair Brushes, - - - 25e.
Dressing Combs, lOc. and 15c. "
Side Oombs, - - - 8c. a pair
tit
Watch Show Window for Special Prices.
Our Telephone No. is 100. Don't be afraid to use it.
ATER'S BOOKSTORE
rt House square, OODIERICH
sr 1\o isdivlda•! Ute, thaws 1110 hem.,'
tin Morel sad no awful outside. 1
haste e. Friday .Ice Boos Mrs. Bottom*
addressed the reyeetJen from the words 1..
Ephsaiane : " Filled with Vie Spirit," and
as she reared of the largeness of soul, the
e.er6uwlag love, joy and peace which bat
Ike power to give lewd Out, the ooevesltoo
wee greatly moved, and when she 'avoid
all who desired to be filled with ►e Sprit
sod to receive the power promusd by (311ri t
to rue, few, if may, rematse.' seated. 811*
said the etre of our life should 11e to be
81td with the 'Spins. that we may have
power to do, to suffer, to beat ear best.
COUNTY CURRENCY
R1oo's Pare Halt for tattle and dairy, A
Clusters : Miss Aunie Jardine left last
week for Fargo. Dek
Tess Slanst. from sow to J.u. 1st, 1900,
for 0617 11.00. Ssbseribe now.
Wroaoter : M. Snell, jr., of Prin.O
Albert, is down here at precut twitted
friends.
Sly Ws : Jonathan Em1511, proprietor of
the Commermat betel, has rented hu hotel
to Mr. James. of tirurals.
Exeter : C. (;oaten has to hobble
atoned thew days, the result of h•viog a
rusty sail run tato his foot.
Grey : Semi. Frelick and family have
taken po.eeeetos of their rawly puruhassd
tare 11 miles south of Brussels.
Hayfield Dr. Shepherd has left for
Guelph, w11er• be aired. to send • short
time before tofu¢ bo the hortiwesr,
Clinton s The l..uraooe on the Home el
Refine kris bene renewed. The roast
carried is 110,000 god ueew /Eh tor 'hr.*
pate
Glutton : A few days Moos the lies. Mr
P0000k, late . pastor of the Bepliat share\
here, was married as Hamilton to Miss E. L.
Bougard. ...
Beiator.: On Thursday, October 27th,
Mies Anderson, of Belmore, formerly of
Winging', was married to H. Lowry, of
Howfek.
Morro : Eva Roy. the 9
tee of William bouob, had
to tweak her arm, neer the
oft the tenor.
Citat.e.: IAvid Ag.ew,
Men., 1. "hoe* nes • •lett
Harou.st., west, sod any
uoupjq of mttntl14.
y.&r-old dough.
the mi.fortuoe
wrist, by • fall
M C.rtwrigbI.
to -his mother.
'moan for a
God.noh township : Then died a1 his
home 4o '1'rebeloe, Mao.. Oct. 211th, James
Robertson, formerly of the B.ytleld road.
Ooderioh townehtp.
Meerut, Jobo BelI, let coo., killed •
Yorkshire pig last week that weighed Do
le Nam 532 pounds. She was two years
old sad a whopper.
Al.rwa JO- )Zr/l•tr.inte eeN.hir 64.atr
lean to W. look. Mr. M. ay go to Mo.
Miley township to farm. Tbi. gives Mr.
Cook 100 acres of load.
Exeter : Jo.epb Cobblediok her reoeivd
the sad at.nig.oue of the death of his
o epbew, Russell Parker H1eks, •t Riverside,
Sunday, Oot. 23rd.
Huller : Geo. Snell. er , of this tows -
ship, le got an Irishmen, bat he cats sever -
thele grow god morpbtea, baring eugee4
that weigh .boot 2} Ib. each.
N roeeter : Join Cotton, though in his
Wad year, wee cable to withstand the
tempt&tialwo( the obese again this mama,
end is off to Mu.koke in hunting apparel.
Brussels : E. S. Cooper, formerly of Bra. -
rah, was to Wee r*u..tly H. is sow
on the road as the represaotsuve of the well-
kuowe Golds & McCullough firm. of Galt.
Hulett : Taking ad•ent.gs of the fact
th.1 Thee. Mara toad moved into town,
10meltee entered big bars ea the See U..,
on Hallow'.., and stole •Pout 40 bushels of
eats.
Sealarth ; Two weeks ago T. O. Kemp,
who is sojourning at Besme,tlle. at haw
W ties: :Steele r. Fes .f save ripe raspberries
et the stoned rrowth, grown is that nsg►-
hothed.
Nile: Nh.le *oases* in the woods on
hy tether'. farm, Will Morelead soddental-
y got be foot in the way of the 0xe, re.
oetr.0g • bad oat, whine sill lay him op tor
some week*.
Teekersmith : A happy end pretty wil-
ding took pine) at the resideoo. of Willows
Mary, Algem(r, when his daughter. Mies
Aggro was united in marriage to H..nry
Tyadol, tf Tsokeremlth.
S.atorth : As unfortunate yowl, women,
n amed Marn•'s" Konuedy, formerly of 8e•
berth, bot latterly of Toronto. eosmttted
aetcid. In that oily on WI )41.1.11y of feet
* eek, t y tok'ng • dose of oaro.t,o soft
Chaos : Bert Cook, 1o4tneer for Th ...
M1Ke.de, sod Mee Carrie S.dila,mey.r
. cep -daughter of Je.eb booker ) were mar-
ied .t Itatte.Nry-ee personae., on No..
jet, sad hat-tpt•rted housekeeping a
Mary a*.
Ore, : Wei. Stewart, who has been so
efficient as waster a Shine'. ehool, 12th
coo., has teedspp h.s rest atioa, to take
effect at the elide of this year, and will •t-
rod the Normal eo,Iegs to templet. h.g let
alas. work.
Gnu : We are sorry to near !les Alls
Greet ion of Mbar firma, of the 4t11 coo
1.111 a. Winnipeg hospital. I' i• 51peo'-
.4 !bit he wall Deme home .e ..nen as ho is
,tile Allen has been 4o M•n.wb• for a
soap', of years.
hair : Samuel M erns
days moa tram Manitoba ;
160 sort. our Treberee,
onth.ildloge thereon, bot
mind whether he will move
or wait until next Sprint.
returned s few
be hos besgbt
with boar .gad
has 1M yet do-
ttier* Fie Fall
Zer4ob : O.. of the oldest and meet re-
opened residents of Hey Wwwbtp bas pass-
ed away la the person of W. Troem.w, of
the 14111 oonoewlon The diseased, who
WWI 84 years of are, had been a resident of
the township for forty years.
Gray : Dr. Whitfield Is berme on • holi-
day
olyday visit from Fort Soot*, Kress. He will
he here for a math er so. The dootor is •
weloome .Wtor &ad looks as if he got three
meant meal. • day. H. 4. • sem of our old
reddest, John WbllBeld, 124 nom.
C110ton : 0.s day lotely, whoa Mrs.
O•r.a was 4e1st her housework. .h. stepped
dews .oma srps, bnakag • small bows is
her tee sad Malaise herself oo.siderahly.
She was .loso to the bores et the Mme, and
managed te crawl to a wtmd.w a.4 atteaes
the attention of Dome a rbben.
Mabee : A yarns mea gamed Lowery,
win Y a rem by trade, gram tryip to do
same work for himself at oast of the ma.
alms to O..'...s Omen, buttery. when she
board 4. his ►0.d jumped 0.d bis ligan
Ore & W1 soder the teem, whte8 sire
three fire* seer tight head .t the read
joist
Bremen Robert %seism. brother to
arrester aldrin, iRr.msls, has fen re.
turned be Vad. aver from Me R'lo.dike
with 940,000 .••stud from the disposal .f
his share 1. • gold miss of Freest Creak.
Y. iU Stselalr, of tee• Aegaleo, O.1., is ales
beak Qom the ear golden p•r•dI.s with
Ilse po,aprot• of • miss le whlek M is iota -
.seed.
Akeelro Whl% Jeri Vea•Ilan was
week'., as the rip saw is T. Bea a So.'s
faroit.ro (..tory • piens el the bend he wee
ripping low hsok sad streak Mots Of ►M
hoods. His tight head was retie lordly
set lip 0.d sig left *iamb a4wed badly.
it tent ewers* elitebes te Wed .p the eats,
aid Mr. VaseMat will he 1.Y .R work for
seas Mow
Biqa : Dr. Croke was la Obwby last
west atesedaeg 1\. triers* .f bis brother,
Dr. Dewy of 1►mwl4, whit wee
Need deed is hod es Heasley oeral.R, On.
94t&. Hgset d8.w, feet widisha 1164
�d ht emtig Fears, woe the eases of
heath. t).so&s.d new twenty -its gems el
.g..r.subd4.4 hew eros5Wsg 4. Tksroldwily
Tesrersetti• t AMIQm el these bapoy
cessgttes sUi8 sate heed le whits mu
9
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
Whatever is required in liouseturnlshings for
this season will probably the greater portion be
purchased this next ten days. For a fast finish we
mark a late stock received this week at an advertis-
ing price :
:36 inch Heavrry' Union
Carpets, 1=$" -pure
wool tilling, and in
new patterns, spec-
ial at
35'. yd
27 inch wide New
Tapestry Carpets,
in bright, clear, flor-
al patterns, regular
40e., for
.yd
Stair Oil Cloths, in 10
new patterns, regu-
lar 124c., for
Heavy Oil Cloths, in 20c.1. 14 anti 2 yards yd
wide, at
60 inches wide, 34 yards
long, Nottinghain Lace
Curtains, regular *1.25, •
for
50 American 12.4 4 -ply
Crochet Cotton Quilts,
our price has been *1.35,
to clear,
98c.
Largest and Richest Dress Goods Stock in Goderich.
W. ACHESON & SON.
excitement 'smart meaty took place ea
Ooteber ^Sib, to Z oa Tabernacle, 1621
Michigan avenue, Chipag. It was the
mar na;e of Miss Lime Atkinson, ..c.).4
daughter of Joseph Atkioso., of the eighth
ooao*s:eon of Taukoeouts. to Ree. J. T.
Wilhide, of Philadelphia.
Wieghem : While the employ es of the
Data foresters factory were w•itiag for
the whistle to blow cue day at noon one of
the .e.Mr said that • widow lady, a neigh-
bor o1 hie, was is destitute circumstances
sod was badly is need Et help. 1■ • sew
minutes • fond of 912 was t.tsad sod b&od•
ml to bee asst 0610107. This e • generous
aot on the port of the workmen of this f.c,
tory and shows them to to very ktod-
hearted.
MAJORITY 13.884.
The nitric of the Quart is ch.0ery at
Ottawa lona received all the refuros of the
recent plebiscite. The majority for prohtb
xaswfeELEM. Mae bac(-este piled ileo
543,041, oat of 1.233.849 ea the lien By
provinces the mejor(Uee aro as follows :
n.a Gusts?
Ontario 39.224
Noe& Hooter. _ 29 216
New Bruoawcoir.... . .. 17.335
l'rtroe Edward lalaod 8,315
Manitoba 9,412
Hrr.leg ('llama 983
Northwest Territories 3,414
t}uebeo .... 94,016
'fatal a ajoriti.s 107,899 94,015
Net majority for prohibitioo .13,884
MRS. FOX'S EXPERIENCE.
Cured of Stone in the Bladder by IAdd's
Kidney Pills, after (bet&tloneh.d Failed.
Toronto, Nov. 7. -If arras were tithes
to •eeort*co hew tory persons in Calorie
aro *fileted with gravel and oto.. in the
bladder, it would be found that ninety to
every hundred are sufferers.
Mrs. Elle Fox, No..5 ifattbivat , Tor
onto. suffered for two years with atone a
the bladder She says : "1 ooderw..l several
oarsmen. but derived en bece5', 1 a.:
Ddd'• Kidney Pills, and am now perfeotl)
Dedd's Kidney Pills era t: ^ only knows
amities cure for this horribly painful di.
emus. They sever fail. Their eleo1 is r.pld
and oert.'o.
K 1 NG8BRIDGE•
To/DDT, Nov. 8ih, 1898
Miss Agues Herne, •000mp•01.4 by her
sister, Mrs. Rock, 0.d the 1.1tsr'. nes,
formerly of Dalntb, arrived borne last week;
0.d they are oo• under the parental reel.
is Kua5sbridge. We .re pleased to hear
1 NEW COOK SPOYE
TsvasDAY, Nov. 10, 1898. a
Ladies'
and
Gents'
nder-,
Wear
at the
Lowest
Prices
at
PED DER ' $
REID'S OLD STAND
OUr 4. .l -
M any season of the year were See�
is no greater comfort than a good ,
reliable Cook Stove' in the kitchen. At_ r� tr mew
t'i!r wrltlreoifiriitoves1Ske every-
thing else : there are good, bad and
indifferent varieties.
We know you wi'I be pleased t
with our
•
X
Special
Wide and
Heavy
Flannel-
ettes
in
Light and
Dark
Colors
at
5 Cents
•
a Yard.
X
Se
FAMOUS and ABERDEEN
StovesandRanges
CALL dT
CATTLE EROS.
Plam�rs, Sleamhtters and Tinsmiths
West side of i'quare, next •tt tad Bros.
WE MAKE
Sewer and
Culvert Pipes
All Mr Are 4 1.. i. to Ms ANm
Commoner.
WRITE FOR PRIDES.
THE ONTARIO SEWER PIPE CO
they ar• eajey.eg) heir visit alit r en abases 0Of ADC'.AIDM Si. w.
of b number of tette. roam AT,1•non ' .ONTC
COAL AND woo°pa�o
CHARCOAL and KINDLING. R LSE
Wo aro *till at the same old stent, Nelson
Street, when we have been supplying our
coronas for • number of years. We know
the fuel that suit.. you.
Orders left with our delivery rigs or at
W6r.ell'e eWve olid tin shop atw��tj}r�
of&e wi1rrsa.ive prompt •' tattion-
A1t coal weighed -an marked scales, Bali.. t
otherwise ordered. C
We run several Drays in connection. J
CARTAGE i FUEL CO.,
JOHN 8. PLATT, Manage. Tri nl
"NEW FLORIDA
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HURON'S CREATEST STORE
Stock to be Reduced $2,000
DTTItINGS. ;THIS MONTH_
STAPLES, .FURS,
DRESS GOODS,
MILLINERY AND
MANTLES
AND A SPLENDID RANGE OF
KNITTED WOOL TIME, HOODS, Rte.,
All at prices never before offered in Uoderich.
R_ B_ SMiT1-
0. W. ANDREWS, Manager.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS:
the correct thing is to h ivt' the beat for
your visitors, and ycu can d"t the best
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,c04i.
Phone 69. 2687499 THE `;QUARE, OODERICII.
The Kensington Funiture Co.
WANT
a Is
• Wanted:
['kV-- ELM A
ND
BASWOOD
small go•atltls. They are also 1
the markt fee
Green Elm and Black Ash.
ANOTHER NEW
ADDITION
to our Lame Line
of
STO Y TS
We have added
the world-wide known
Happy Thought
and
Radiant Home
We he.e sole easlrot in Goderl.h .f times
•.d ail the other Sass at 8.ek'. Regrew
W. beadle also the geode of the edlowl.
large Grow
Gurney Foundry Oo.
Ourney-Tilden Oo.
Burrow, Rtewart & Milne
Glare Bio..
Ulvlm•
you the Mier of weeds from gee of
the 1.ttne 0.d meat popml.r mok.r. 4.
°seeds.
two as Flours en year Plttttbat.
lassioso. ?r'eashissatailtaitse
LEE SHEPHARD
"NEWa40 BERMUDA" ( CUTLERY AN D
STEEL OPEN C001 STOVES
ARE TNE 1I1185 OF IMPS,
am THa
" New Art Amherst
IS
TNE MOST ECONOMICAL DOUOLE NEATEN
COAL STOVE IN THE MARKET.
Beery More warranted perfect or money
refunded, and tweeters,' for one year eared
breakage.
J. H. WORSELL
MI caw OrCTS lux
101.0 *Ane? pas
t 3'OD3E]RIOH
Canadian .
Pacific Ry.
IS THE DIRECT FAST
ONLY - BALL -CANADIAN
LINE
TO TARE FON
Manitoba,
the Northwest,
KlondikeandYukon
Gold Fields.
LOWEST RATES. FASTEST TIME.
ACOOMMODA1ION UNSURPASSED.
3 TO THE PACIIFIC COAST'
Rall Brat eaA Nnp111N ";Indict*I
sN Yate YYA g1M4" line*. ♦pptr b
Re Ri.AIQI.ITr F.f7,
A►ra>1tXT. - t?Os.)7M7t.oa_ 1
SPORTING GOODS
Table Cutlery, Pocket Knives,
Razors, Scissors, Carvers,
Butcher Knives, Bread Knives,
of_ the beat English and German makes.
tiliock now full and ready for Fall
business.
Greening Steel Wire Cow Ohai,
, also a line of English goods.
Builders` $ardware,
a full line.
Guns, Revolvers, Loaded Shells,
Cartridges, Gun Caps, Primers,
and a full line of Sporting Goods.
Above lines at bottom pi ice
and fair dealing for all from
R. W. M°KENZI.E4
OF THE CHEAP AARDWAai g?OU.