The Signal, 1898-12-22, Page 5Xmas Slippers.
Nwlee the time you will be wondering what to give for
Christina,. . We should like to help you to decide. What would• be
niter for the wen folk than a pair of House Slippers f We have
several choice kinds and are selling them at close prices. In
LADIES' SLIPPERS
we have a large variety, both for evening and house wear.
carry a full line of Ladies' and Gents' Skating Boots.
Wishing you the compliments of the pawn,
We also
ST. GEO. PRICE
We do !'Met Oath Bepslrt g.
Nest Silo of Spllare, fioderich.
A True Christmas Story
111 J. J. waIWUT.
w ELL may the old adage be repeat-
* then track Is talked *brasier thea donnas,
ea the fellewi.g Illestr.ttea may prove.
gloves year ago this most& 1 bad boos
speedier 1.1. evading with irate friends is
Sea Po moiao° and, biddies my hoes and
hostess good niebt, i jumped ea heed e
V•leaeta throe' moble oar bread for the pier
u the let el Marlon street, to &this the
arrival of ase el the visas steam ferries
oat take yen three* the bey to either Oak -
toad, Alameda or Berkley. As it would be
-gems UN* nee Wert Ib• best weld M
is 1 .trsWd over le the dhed eu the wharf
Where Iralk Migtiyn. barge sad • •umber el
ether hrttolee wore offered for mifw Beath -
boding shloh 1 bad sot sees it eo many
year..
"AS kat my native piece came in Mehl
and with it • neither of familiar objeote
Itaklag jams the throe as 1 bed lett them
lona the, wits° 1 was a boy. little or no
change having apparently takes plata dar-
ts* so long an &treooe. 1 sok. leagued 11.5
why 1rleeds. although grown quite old. were
fortu.aely still is the land of the living.
Without much dilbo01ly 1 suooe.dod u
Adtng my old home end nervously rapped
.1 the dear, wbu:I was opened by my
whether, sad, beading os$ my band,! expiat-
ed bar to remove as with that warmth sad
affeouoa thea our lone .spastics a°Ud for.
To my surprise, wises 1 Galled her by the
moss ..d..ri•n name known to the E line
IOw4... she repulsed re, and asked me
when I wanted,
*in she altercation which occurred my
tether appeared e° the ..ens. As 1 rave -
✓ oid bleb ar000e.zplan.tic0 toltarged has
11 was of ae •vuL I esplus.4 11 she air•
osmet•aees, sad over sod over ain.ssurd
them 1 was their see ; but notwitbste.diag
ithR • Mak the w* of watt* &obviated my my 'Art. 1 weld nay soothed in msktng the
d testi*u. m rawly, "Hit rag m Lsv. Wits aeoessary tmprtrto0 on their moods and
His eta," I heae4.4 the rhea m asst.. • wasp
resedly called so impostor.
dM
oWr f• ►mt, wooer 1 pamfalt mos gbh ' You the imagine my feelings better
at.aoe, he remarked: tithe 1 the d..erib. them, after travelling
_gums eee, dr ; bat eve yoo oat an es Ir ere0hivs such • terrible mod aiaturl
Rsi�I1•uw !" reoepIioa. To add to their belief of my as-
•aawaria( ma la the adirisawa, kit re, tempted imposition, they drew my eaten
tion to & little frome hunt on the wall 10
plied :
`8.'s a 1. sed 1 was over there • year watch was.helohd • newspaper outing dm
tigr ; bat 1 will take gelid oars I wtli e
.ver ulllag the lose of the ship I went out en,
tie m oe lo.11n a i ..hetes tom as.. I with .11 oa board. This was snob 000.1usl vs
live.
tholes*, to them that say farther attempt
Edwina my surprise at seek as total to esebE*h 107 Identity watld only be
threat, he added : throws sway. As • result 1 became dozed
'•l.eok
hen .00 700 base a newer of se with roger sod aiesppot.tmeat, mod wlth-
saer pet saw; she lamas, sed t yen will out another word 1 dealt the little motors
Melee le •til I M1 ha the my swinger' Jew. A.1Jnrr . with my 4** whisk thumbed
I M1 seems seemed him sotblsg would it. oontonte 0o the floor end, half crazed,
ive ma somas, pleeee„, .ad h. Drw..d.d rested out of the house.
ie Minn t-mniW' Now," be added. '• yeti know the reason
"A aa M yens age 1 loft Engd as I will unser go then stun."
• hey es • small vessel bead for New York, A. 1 was pant°g • 11t41. impstlmot •b wt
misuse M amuse lobe .ad mektng myosl my boat. as It would be the boa that night,
tesefal w eorperehtihe for my I held out my hand to etharally ah1 fohis
r d.
....Iwo Eyeeytkla, may well seal Nit moot htresting ',tory, modd bid him good•
thank trip win lowly aver, whew .4 I04lailgamroe. 1. tuanuI one to they Iola •
misssa Is mfrm me that his fraud. had .t
lath Naiad out their mutake, sod that he
nod reostved a visit from the British Vi*,
Consul • day or two berets, who had been
requested to And him sod implore him e
write.
1 had sow oo time to lose, ea the load sad
1a/ Talonls of the ferry soot me off is s
harry with the great crowd on my resent to
Berkeley.
The Petah Toru, Corbin., 1898
erne ee 1. Mho the .1ti. was 1060117
wreaked and all ea Mrd were lost thane
myse who wee saved N peeing
d
. taken to New Yank. Then I Mees ob.
hinted emplitynaI, and in the mom el •
low]oar� fel !spelt Menfortably off.
"Meet
bovine ..mnaa'.sted with my
fr•tsnde M heta.,wbe bad no doubt. rend me 1
did, el the Isss of beth vowel sad ll heed.,I
�e�• te bate • sloe/ desire te ge hem.
.•d give Hem all • .rent surprise. With
Ws reslutbe V ml.e 1 hammed to pot my
heutihs Me emanates. sod set pars.
en Mer el the poet liners bed Ir old
r+�04 a Of tea end Zamtherm yon
r.dliy endr0Mud how. aster He einum-
eteswia, my mind the tilled with omotian
1--nnd .ssjasute se Meeh day I peed seriously
4 had dews the desk thalami the •p-
ptena of lath
"A gdesdid rum throes the Atbes4e sees
briniest nee. however, to Liverpool, .d 1.
due thane I found syealy ssssl.
d m • railway earriye �d tee the little
viWge that pas M bulb • The
various
seethe cog the horsey proved
Imere.1tag, se 1 pima 1e quirk eneowton
the Mil tvyenvered obsnhes,ehe great other
hMmsen.the Oaths of pan. the thatched an -
Yrs and the Myor-etrmesbiag Mlles e1 therm
SAYE THB "OTHERS
Dsdda Kidney Pills Their Only
Safety in Female Diseases.
Yon have seen a Sower 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 MS.
Woman's burdens aro woefully
heavy. His sufferivi are agonizing.
Her f_iflrem is L Disease preys
upon her. The light dies out of her
eyes, her steps become sow and
dragging , she loses flesh; grows
oi, 11141-06, droops like a Sower.
Then to lisr. Her family is left to
the cold mercy of the world.
Mother's dead I M What a piteous;
phrase. What sufferinp have been
endured before it was used. 'Why
should mothers, wives, sisters suffer
so P Ary wad ,s.. Dodd's Kidney
I Pills will gakkly and thoroughly tore
fie moos o[ Female Weakness. They
sever fail They give health, smith,
assege 1 a new lease of life.
•
COUNTY CURRENCY
I Left ever from Wt week -I
Gesubrook : Chas Dames 1.s leased •
farm sear Pooh, Perth *,rely.
Clinton The Salvation Army hen col-
lected the megni6osmt sum ot over 170, the
oatoome from sell denial wroth.
Clutha Mr. Searle i. .ersteg- • eon
bead, having smashed the of his halters by
sllowieg • stth* l wood le fell apes it.
Climbs : Toro pared away at bar late
resides** to Clutha J... Hall, reties o1 the
late T. Gill, 05 the ripe old she of 76 years
Clinton : A gold w.toh-&o heirloom le
the family -wee lost to the wow the other
d.v by ies Carder, but was fortunately
feud.
Koster : Mary Nertbeett, wife of the
late Wm. Rodd, Exeter North, died ea SMs-
.rday, 3rd im a., •gni 62 years and 8
oaths.
Blyth : Herbert Aehbory has gone be
Tboreld, where he has •soured • Altoona°
as book-keeper to a large flooring milt of
hie
dealers& : Mosley Masten, of Washing -
tea Blase, bas been elating bis tether, Wm.
Masters Mr. Masten is a.uooesstal term-
er fa they State.
Brothels : W. K. Hahn, who was laid off
work on the G. T. R. emotion swine to an
attack of typhoid fever, resumed his
psltiob IMI week.
THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
and Rim Martha Livermore were solemnised
. t Ike hems .t the bride, Olathe, .n Wed -
senility 'thetas of Ire week.
Me•lortb : Junes Soots, of Rorbero', la.
Made retiring from south larch life and hem.
I...ed the Isiah residenta 01 Mr StameU,
end will shores remote to tows.
W. W.w•aesk : trustees of 8.11. Mit
2 have seen 6* 5 oha.ge the tewb.r Ing
,he analog year, hevlo& .u(.ged Mr.
Cherub, of Uodeeiob, at, • mollify of 4130.
Senfr5h : Mro. Ales. W Ileus last w.sk
received the .ad labellihresee of the death sI
h er father, David Lamd.o, of Almeia%
&visaed. H. was .leo . brother of Robert
Lambdas, of We town.
tarty : Sliver Corner. boner lathery .old
4,400 pomade of buster to C. W. Riley, of
lsgereoll, .t 19 oM. This was the output
for November. Mr. Riley be. Detrained
for December make at the same price.
Tsekremith : A very plo.saut event o0
oorr.d at Auobenh.y, T.okenmllh, on
Wednesday 4.00100 of loos week, whoa Mir
Mary uproot. daughter al the I.5. Joh.
8ys1, won molted is marriage to Adam
Hay, ol oo.f.rtb.
Morris : Shortly after 630 oa Tuesday
•venleg of lase work the log bora mod Inane
( rosary oa the 50 -sore farm .f W m.O.kley,
li moles south of Brussels, were desbroy.d
by Aro, and she ooh hoe as well.
Clinton : We are pleased to note rust
Rebs. Corin, r.e.sely et tee Termite
World stag, has been engaged as private
oeoretsry to J. S. Willlsoe, editor of the
Globo. Bob was sure to obtain .omethutg
of pr4misww, sod he as reolvisg the moa.
*ratelaHess et bis Iriouds.
Brawl': Wednesday hvtts of last
weak Rev. Joe. Roos, B A , tied the mstrl-
monW kbul Mamma Donald Marry, of AS.
weed, sad Mrs Bush Rutherford, of Brum
N U, .e the res death 01 Al... Peebles,
Quess-s. Mrs Peebles sad Mrs. Kanter -
ford are doter..
Gederiob tevs.bip : Miss UugsrMU-
ler, of this tewaablp, went through the sp
'edea of intim • IIkz.ol removed-
bet
emove -ben eye la the latter part of August. Ara
other one was also removed &boat two
weeks age. and the yeseg lady is now tree
from the trouble astray.
Brsmele : Mies Mamie Cameron, l
Souris, Mae., is hen on • visit W her fa-
ther, Wm- Cameros, Cburoh-s*. It Is sever
years sloth Mir Cameron was home. She
has bass keeping house for her brother WU.
Baro. Mr, Cameron has two eons in the
West and botb are dotes w111
Vsforth : Mn. M. A. Coulter, teeohr
of the primary department of the public'
school, mel with •painful .widest, mod one
whiob .111 matins bet to the house for wine
nate. 8he dipped os the gr.notilbio path
-
mem in front ot the Cady block mod (.11,51.
resale being • bad sprain of ore el her
e ak los.
Clinton There ps ppd painfully .writ'
rio'Wedoosday morning 01 last week, at the
home of her tither, Albers -et., Mary Elisa-
beth, eldest d•oghtor of Henry Carrick, se
the age of 24 years mod 6 moothe. Demoted
lied been ill for only some eight day., hav-
ing merely caught cold, resulting in erysip-
elas, width earned her off.
Hlesenllle : A.othr painful Isooldent
h /,S41 Md. Leafs ares, tibsegfe, fly Minn Mbee
bas et belaid up over Maas. White patteg
hie oow in the stable be in some manner gas
several of his fingers severely jam mod, oats
of them out so otsrly off ghat he bad to
bare It impended se. sties day. He
carries 11* hied it . ding tend .ellen moa•
.id.rsbly.
MoAillep : Wefate s� elle the -
wind htaBgeeoh of the death of George
Henderson, of the 10th ooaol(sleu of Mo-
Killop. eldest son of the Ise Jamas Honda.
ens, which .ad event Wok place as Friday
D•oembeit Zed, after an Meese esteaidiag
over • period of Dearly twenty years. al-
though confined to his bed for .sly .bout
mouth before his death.
Holmsevllle : W. Yon, oldest atm et J.
W. Yeo, who had boos la Manitoba dose
last August. got boar • there Nae age. IA
las relatives !lyre i. eentk.n M.sW0M,
whore he spent aloe* of the time. and es' -
loved Meseta splendidly. He was also in
the midst of the Gelioua setHemets, and
.peaks of them se ea dadestrioas ohm.
Brawls • Rev. 8. J. Allis lost hie berm
year-old
e r -
year -old daughter la • very sad manner:
Mr. Alibi was dusting off the top of • blob
glass oapboerd mod had removed • nnmbsr
of bottle• for that purpose, peckish them lin
• ben en the table. Eos, the little gist
with the help of M chair, olimted no en the
tattle and got hold of one bottle ooatslady
• smell quantity of asrbobo acid. =
lig. .he at oath pat It to her mouth and
drank the oontene. The mother's sites -
tion was oalld by the little on: s rasping,
and • phy.ioiea was summoned, ren while
household rerrdi a bang sod. For sev-
eral hours the little girl lay to • hate of
coma, bob after • while revived (Kreider.
ably, but was bothered with chill. and fever.
Her month and throat were severely burned,
from, which she suffered • great deal of
;sin until her death on the woad dry fol-
lowing.
MUNICIPAL COUNCIL
Walton : A oolllotloe was takes in Gaffs 000gares TowNMmtr.
ebaroh for the Msrritto. Preabyterimo
thumb, 10jsred by the eyeless last I.Y. Saterday, Deo, 17th. 144L..
$7 42 was reoeirs-1:_(;Nu,7 sass pavement to •d
W. Wswsomb : t f. Jeaea, l the fifth Dos 5th and &leo oa 1511 of Deo. Minutes
lime, was m•rri.4 as %.tlead a the prawn of last meetings rend sad paired. Moved
of • large ooner•gauon of intimate friends by Jobe Woods, .hooed.d by Jamas Joke -
to Nth Jessie Thom. sten, that no bottom be takes la regard to
Eimer : Joseph Cobbldiok has par- oommuulostion from John 8.lkold with
(hued the interest of Stewart brothers, of regard 10 Bwaffield bide -rod. Moved by
ere S(.tor grlst mill, &ed will tete posses. Thee Chunblll, 5sowdee by C. Williams,
Moo on Jimmy la. then the baboon*eteeenes he Wald : -
Grey : Mus Lizzie E Streoha. hu thee
• grata for three years, Canada Co., $29
snored as • teacher to the Klmwood pablie 20 ; W. OMlelemsb, 410.12 ; R. Campton,
school for nest year. Miss .Inst.. holds 413.60 ; D. Joheutea, $20.76 ; W. Marney,
• 2od ol&sh *,rtibeste. 510.86 ; Jas. Ces.olly, $14 76 ; Mrs. E111-
tit. 51I 28 ; 8. Rathwell, $8.00 ; B.y6.ld
oorpooMtioa, 53 60 ; Jas. Mau, $6.24 ; W.
Currie, $18 90 ; F. Lennard. $852 ; $
Baker, 56 10 ; J. B..e.r, 56 90 ; Jas 50..
Domld. 59 90 : Tues. Benne, $10.60 ;
eoas1B, eeteteee at heard. $120.00 ; olrt'e
salary, $106 00 ; treasurer's Mary, $70 ;
beard of heath. $10 • Feb.1515 /M gravel.
W. ACHESON & SON.
Pracllc�l
Presel Tor MM.
Our large store waa never before so
stocked with pleasing Holiday Goods. For
been alert in purchases of
Gloves for Christmas, Dress Waists and Dress Goods
for Christmas, Furs for Christmas.
bright or o0 largely
months past we have
HANDKERCHIEFS.
Always appreciable.
From the brilliantly pri..t.d figured ones at
3 for 5e., for the little tote, to fine sheer linen, em-
broidered and lack trimmed, at 20c., 25c, 30c., 50c.,
65c., 70c. Patterns and style just a little daintier
and newer than in ordinary stores.
KID GLOVES.
One of the most important factors in our store.
Largest and finest new Holiday stock ever brought
to Goderich : beautiful colors, new dome fasteners,
newest trimmed backs. Prigs : 75c., 11 00, 11.25,
11.50.
Gents' Ties in latest styles, Men's and Boys' fine
Underwear and Gloves, Men's Silk Scarfs,
_ Men's fine .Cashmere Hosiery,-_.-.
Men's Fur Coats, etc., at
CHRISTMAS SALE PRICES.
DRESS GOODS.
Such a demand for fancy Black Goode and
plain Ladies' Cloths. We place our magnificent as-
sortment at special December cut prices.
Fancy plaid or check Silks for waists. Best
Taffetas, pure silk, at 75c. a yard -special.
LADIES' JACKETS.
Still a large and stylish choice for December at
from } to 1; reduction in prices.
SASKATCHEWAN BUFFALO ROBES.
Those famoan,wslmeit V11iJef�titoctible• goods ---s
large choice in blacks and browse, in all colors of
linings.
in Brussels, Tapeetries and Axminster°. Linoleum.,
2, 3 and 4 yards wide.
CARPETS
`BIITTEBICK'S FI IOI~1'1TTEBNS°`IbL IN STOOK,
JANUARY SHEETS FREE.
W.-ACHESON &SON
EPPS'S COCOA' rnc kARDIGAN
Distinguished everywhere
for Delioacy of Flavour, Supe-
rior Quality, and Nutritive
Properties. Specially grate-
ful and oomfor•tinv to the
nervous and dyspeptic. Bold
only in 1-4 lb. tins, labelled
JAMBS PEPPS & do , Ltd.,
Homoeopathic Chemists, Lon-
don, England..
MIL= Alf .ureas
EPPS'S COCOL
(macs
ERIOR UNE'
,f,
ler w "'
400.
6
°$IRAN
Brussels: Harty Gooding, nephew of
Rev. O. J. Aber, bas moan from Brantford
sad w111 make b* home h Braun'. Hb
motor did last swath.
Maths : The saps** of Herbert casual
Opening Xmas Sale at
...--,Porter's New Store
Some Ristraord/nau'1 Valise : ._
CROKINOLE BOARDS, 35c. each. '
SHEBA, the newest game out. - 1k" It*'`'''-
" SNAP," " The House that Jack Built," " Peter Coddles,"
and all the other popular games, from tic. up.
DOLLS, from 5c. up to $ 1.00.
BIBLES, 25 per cent. off.
PRAYER BOOKS, Special discounts. Full line of Roman
Catholic Prayer Books, Poeta, Booklets, Presentation Books,
Wenders sod Oards. Nothing like them ever shown.
LEATHER GOODS and ONYX GOODS, new and artistic
STERUNO SILVER GOODS.
HAVILAND, ELITE, and other French (Chinas.
PORTER'S BOOKSTORE
OA?-'. b..' M.. 100. t items Wast of old Bend. Clears Ham Besse* aMdrw
H. Hibbs. $16 02 ; Elliott. 52.76 ; W.
Bal, 46 42 ; W. Worth, 533.42: W. Who,
417,76; W. Monk, $ .90 ; A. C.erefee. 5101
S. Wilton, $90.24; Jae. Connell, $ .66 : W.
Johanna, 54.80: F. NeCartthy, 57.32 ; A.
Drysdale, $7.02 ; D. On, $4.50 1 O. Puller.
41.06 ; H. Dyke, 5 .18 : D Wright. 51.86 ;
Tobe Jervis. $2 46 ; H. Young, $7 50 ;
1'. Cine n, $16.78; W. Elliott, 52.30 ;
H. E Miller, error of petbmccter is
statute labour, $1 ; J. Sheppard, althea
tom reloadd, over throe tulles from mama,
al,
43 20 ; Alva W. Wo,, eohoel M: reloaded,
over throe miles from school, $1.72 ; Ar•
Shur Wiloa, w et hall for township meet -
lees for theear 1898, 530: J. R. Bailer,
stet $3 64 ; Memoipsl World, Mee -
thin supplies, 5619. Moved by Thos.
Cbarohill, ceeasded by Jas. Johnston, that
sollsotor's time fr elleeticg tezes be en.
tended to Dee. 26th, 1898. Adjosrsed to
m*,* per steate. NIXON BrpnpT,
Clark.
COAL -AID
CHARCOAL and KINDLING
We jare still at the sante old stand, Nelson
Street, where we Moo. 10011 supplying our
customers for • number of yaws. W. know
the fnel that sults you.
Orders left with nor delivery rip or at
Wor.ell's /tame andl tin shop and at our
olliea will racaive pro,spt. attention.
All noel weighed nn market scales, unless
otherwise ordered.
We run meson Drays in nonn.rt4n,,.
CARTAGE N FUEL CO.,
JOHN R. PLATT, Meager.
Piepes 62. 96117 t1
'1'11111
NEW FLORIDA"
ANn
5
"NEW BERMUDA
„
STEEL OVEN COOK STOVES
ARE T1IE KIWIS BF BAKERS,
0100 TNN
"New Art Amherst"
It TNI MOST ECONOMICAL 00081.E NEATEN
COAL STIVE IN THE MARKET.
Every Steve warranted mesa or mosey
> and guaranteed for one ser •(.Inst
J. H. WORSELL
T13 CUAP OTOVJ ]LAN
Iona 00550 0011
QODI7RIOI3
PLANING MILL.
ESTABUSWs IEE•.:
iluchailalis & Rhiyuas
BABE. DOOR and BLED
Deakin In lI hods e1 ""-
LUMBER, LATH. SHINGLES
Aad bandies m0.(t.i .r .herr dearolrlb
School furniture a Soselaltl
The Kenainllton Funitnre Co,
tIdm,tedl
WANT
DRY ELM AND
BABWOOD
h lap or mall quantII 8s Timmy are she 1.
the m.rkr
•
Green Elm and Black Ash.
LIGHTEST,
1:ATEST,
.^,HEAPEST,
WARMEST
OVERSHOE IN THE MARKET.
r.'
The Quality Attracts
The Prices Sell `.
J. H. PEDDER'S
ALL EXTRA 000D VALUE:
Finest Ave Linen• Table Cloths ; Napkins to match
Fine Linen Towels
Fine Bleached Table Linen
Pure All -wool plain and fancy Flannels
UUA°ANTanD UNeatKINaaaa
Union and Pure Woollen Blankets.
IF YOU BUY 1S2R*, YOU 0411 PUBCSAIIS
C000 READY-TO-WEAR CLOTHING
AT
Lowest Prices; Best Quality
Men's Overcoats
Men's Ulsters
Boys' Ulsters
Men's Suits
t_
Boys' Suits
Children's Suits
Call pd See for Ya rself 1 2'1
2% ==S)ER
nth* OLD STAND -
OVERSHOE
Look oat for the opening in a few days of 13isk's New
Drug Store in the Horton Block on the Square, nett door
to Central Telephone office.
Call and inspect my stock when making your Xmas
purchases.
S. E. HICK
CRRIIIBT AID DRUGGIST - • GODERICH, ONT.
4
or Women,Misses and Chilled
POR SALA 00 ALL n"O° MALMO.•
rhe CARDIuAN OVERSHOE CO.
!"RATFOPD. ONT.
LEE & SHEPEIARD
wish all a very merry Christ-
mas and a happy New Year,
and thank you for your pat-
ronage during the past year,
and they assure you that
their Goods, Work and Prices
will beequallyas good the com-
ing year as in the past, which
has been the moat prosperous
year the bu*einesa has ever
ho, vIAbb they attribute to'
GOOD GOODS,
000D WORKMEN
GOOD PRICES
LEES & SIIEPIIARII
Clearing Sale !
As we must vacate this store on the l9th of
ber, we must dispose of our stock of MILLIN-
ERY by that date, and to that end we shall offer
everything utterly regardless of cost..
Startlisig Bar ns --Come and see.
MISSES YATES.
NOME 1110MI F14 MUMS
wt50.11*s. we efSet lebI, Ia 'I-aifie,
wads r .prra m*5'. , M fa.1M p0
Mlle t owes Yssue a. w{ta
wMisewentAcaos.te times...aQ *1sma'+Mbgwss
01
eww.wnwe sa■.nrp o•... whew.
Inspection Invited
Any woodsman, bo' be ever so herd to
please, can be suited from the immense stock of
CROSS -CUT SAWS and AXES
to be fond at MoKeozie's. Our stock of the cele-
brated
elsbrated BUFFALO BILL Cross -cut Saw has had to be
duplicated already. The price and reputation they
have make them go like • boy getting away with heft
cakes on • cold winter's day.
SKATES
We invite young ladies and gentlemen to inspect
oar beautiful line of States before purchasing. We
have them in ►11 styles -Club, Hockey and Racing ;
also • Special Skate for Ladies only.
The rage in Toronto this year is for the oils
hated Bowen HOCKS'? S111Ta with puok stopper.
We have them
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