The Signal, 1899-3-23, Page 88 '1l M.l.rt-IS, I .
More New Goods
Are tJere-
and more oonsteady coming; to hand.
Every woman appreciates the satisfaction of making a
first choice in new goods.
----New Spring y_ _ -New t:salinds.-,,...--...
New Sprig Jackets. -New Gloves.
-New press Ends, - New `Ones' Furnishings.
teed: -to -wear Skirts.
The greatest
/boom gives by oar
Skirts. They aro well
meas, velvet booed.
lined wetb boat
rustle tutees, out to
bong and as nloay.
We bave the new
flared skirts of serge
..d lustre. trimmed
with two rows satin
rlbbon. Great rano,
Only $2.50.
THE NEW DRESS GOODS.
Every worthy sere,
even proper stye of
dross material for
spttoi is bete.
Bedford Cords is all
the lending shades for
suite et. 500.
(.vert Cloths is
taws-, Treys A blues.
A tad Clotho to bra
`\\ browses and greats.
Rob heavy blank
waved enema.
A special has tatty Dress Goods only Zea
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
BARGAINS.
Extra special der
Ware sateen shirks
regular. boo , for
39c.
NEW MILLINERY.
We are making great pts
par.trons for the Spring
Millinery. A new and sty-
lish stock of Sailors, Chit
dren's Millinery, etc. (kir
Opening w11r1111 li WSW
weeks. ad prepared der
Easter.
NEW PRINTS
A sprmal Igoe, fat colors, et 6c
Corsets and Underwear.
Boys' black M6irt,
cul y
33c.
Es r• .penial
assta tine csineetf
bosom Mona, roan
ler $1.00, for
50c.
New short Corsets, 75s
tad 41.00.
New Fine Malta
Underwear.
1ii4b6 (awes, 76a. 41
sed $1.b0.
Wbite Shirt., 50c. 75e
and 41 00.
Dnware, 25o, boo and
757.
(:ore's Coves. 18o,
25o, 357 and 50o.
Ladies' and Children's
Vests.
-NEW SPRING HATS, FSDORASIeme
STIFFS. ..--
-Ntf W SIRING SUITS sad OVER-
COATS.
-NEW and 1'RE1'1Y FRILLED RIB.
IONS, very ext.smvs1y used for
Waist and Skirt Trimmings, all the
new sada, fro., 1Co. 150. • yerd.
-LADIES' nod GENTS' WATERPROOF
CLOAKS.
--NNW fi•ed18. Yilki.ilrcitlland moan.
• -100.. BAZAR GLOVE FITTING PAT-
TERNS, only 10o., equal to any 26o.
p.tcero.7 iu ht, m style, and eomomy
of neatened.
Good honest value fur evory dollar Spent in our store, and more
of it than is likely 44o be had outsi.Iit this store.
CASH AND ONE PRICE.
SMITH BROS. & CO
AREN ITA
A >og
DELIGHTFUL CIGAR
That Maks E N Ont whotf7es it
vi.Aart nv , C1 MON,TREAL.
CARLOW.
SATr'RI,AY, Mar. 18th.
Harry Townley has been suffering from .
wary sere .,. lately.
Jae Fowler has been engaged by W.1,
Femme for tits yammer
Pear Blatt and family ere renewing
se nskaMe se around the Hill. He think•
ear winter very unlike the out west.
The Carlow Literary end Debate, Sootety
fully sustained la reputation Friday last by
pre .Wag to Chair ssd10eoe • program
teat in evOTT petiool•r was up so the high
. asdard thy have over striven to attain
a pars, oleso, 'leveeing program that re
paired rod talent for the rendition thereof
TM ooetating sides were ..bamploned by
U. Rarkwell and .1. Glen. the former being
. warded twelve maks mors than he oppose.
est. The decision was just,bat so near • tan
we should like to try them again. W
Sadder►, of (lode/rich. ad 1). E. Moore, of
Auburn, were iodise. and by their renew'
A. Watber•Id, of Auburn, acted es akt
anti be them. Friday evening next a oo0
vuesst.ee ler members only will be tis,
order of the swing The ladies havlov
stored to bring light refreshment", a soy a!
Mme, s.11veroed by Impromptu speeches. ie
exploded.
DUNGANNON.
arms.- The loeal annoy In Duaaae• on
Pr T e e ossa. Y a the onloe of J. G. WARD,
Y., eon moo &o. who will realer or
lar en mime advertising and los
wart, and 1. authorised to give receipts for
ameaem paid for the same
!`t A. NEWTON, DENTIST. OF LUCK -
4...71e deeew. will start Dammam oat 1K and
ad Ideas of each month. All modern meth•
int extracting and 'Thine. and mating arty
teat►. Oeloe. next door to Medd's tailor
Hours. 9 a.m. to 6 o.m.
TUR.niy, Mar. 210
' Ue'OR,1 1. Madrurti. The muumuus'
IO1e of West Wawaneeb will moat in the
slopitt
nova place as Friday, the 24th .f March
COFYALcNcIlrn.-We .n pleased to kaow
o { Mks flan Wbyard is slowly reoovee.
from boa recent glees ; also that R.
Cisdemmieg a slmoss recovered and will
shortly be able to go armed as formerly.
Te. WRATHSR --The month of March,
M- .41190, will its remembered le very may for
it keg time. Sea it rremmeoeed it hes
•Else the bill se to obangesble weather. Up
• be date we leave had samples of wloter,
tering, sessear and autumn weather
• ER77aTAt,Mtrirr. - The enlertainmrne
Zrsea hold here es Friday evening la at.
sbe play. " Cinderella," was praot-
eed elan. en,Md.ring the unfavorable weather
Mat eveolmg, fairly well attended. We los
hove It was . s000.w finenotally, there frog
amid Marty dollars mildetw&
mem evorew.-it pays farmers le keep
• MA WHO =tank. nk. Tisa. Ander-ma .n d
Derblese tans `of Aidaeld, and John N;
leen, et Wee Watanabe, all of whom s. e
,__k_t sad idatrinoa farmers, rearm'v
Blepesse M barsso rased from rho mel'
haws leageelleistallise (Jrovs.blr. 0.k. sl,
-- vasa }rises-
Aie1>taeet.-A• T. S. Ihtrsin was refers
flag lases es Wede day of laid weak is.
bet s remb6ed ta • *sew drif t, and the gad
else sMp teem him forward at of the are
i• wash be ser riding ea to the heed .nail
ilj. enge sed Inters to his nese and as 61
• bin abssb. However, we are pleased to
dabs seal lee wands were apt serlea., sad
Mee be b rM.vr6se se wail as ma es ex -
i peen& le sew s erase 4011, swami,
!who kaa been en an extended veil here n•
awing former 'snl.a+saaoes, returned
homeward on Wsda.day of Int week, via
Luckoow Mies Celia Pentland re-
turned home last week .iter haying been for
about two weeks 'needing the spring mil-
.
hairy 'denials .t Loudon.... Meer.. Cum-
berland and Glover took in the hockey mon
test hetweeo W ioghem and Luoknow .t
Listowel, on Wsdnedev. the 15th Inst.
Wlmgham team was victorious.
INTsaMENT.--The remains of the Tete
Mrs. Mary Ferguson. the beloved wits of
.lams. Fsrgosoo, oouoeaio■ 7. West We-
wanosh, were interred in Dsog.aeoa ceme-
tery oe Tnead•y of last w. "k. Ther. woo,
000■ldering the inclemency of the weather,
a large .wrtege of sorrowing relatives and
friends and ■yympathiriog as ualotecoes ie
attendance i)eoseasd's age wee misty years
and nine moths. Rev. B. L Hinton coo-
-looted the otralsise. The doomed ler, to
mourn her departure a sorrowing husband
and • family of sons sod daughters and also
• number of other relatives, who have the
■ sawn sympathy of the residents In this
n eighborhood.
SALT FORD.
T!•maoAY, Marob 21.
Mrs. Gorge 'Venison, is visiting ber
parade at Reliant.
Owing to the very slippery 000ditioo of
the road.. only a few of our people were
ale to Maud •Irvine servta on Sunday.
O'Connell liros..re rushing busineea over
here. Already they ban sold an immense
quantity of the :r superior brick, and the
order, oom0s .0 tan scarcely be filled.
Robins were teen in this vicinity all week.
Hope the Nevin oold weather won't drive
them book te • ,rmer climates. (:rows have
been with :Ls for over two months, and
the great cowing going on to the babes
around bre Indiana that new batches will
be ready to devour ,ear note, peas, what,
ote., when summer Domes. Now to a thence
tor our .port man to make free urn of pow-
der and shot. Don't delay to notify than
o1 your amity. These pests should be got
rid of, and the farmer would hall yon with
icy and oommetaorste your visit by erecting
dead crows hi -tis bold and along the high-
way. Oeme at ono.
HoEwss's altbloek is ag.io at work afar
wesetee_M1•• net Ws whiter, The mea
aro all wearing ■mUR, whiob predicts a
nominee sertng and summer of prosperity,
and also an improvement in the salt induct -
try. Mr. MoKeas, sr , we •ems OSA to vee,
is beak again atter making a thorough he-
vestlgaMon of elle salt block. of MIohlgan,
whloh as others have already aid, are re■
a no greater dvaeare than his own. We
hop. Mr. Holleran will not let the great ex-
position of Paris peas without plata, before
the yes of all nations his display of all the
grades of salt msnfutared hero. It would
she elbow be great advantage our proem/Ma
tallille and h. I.dcwe■.
DUNLOP. ..
fa the aura of a few weeks nor pre -
greedy. fanner. W. F. 1 oasis, near here,
will pat ap • windmill on his mammoth
hare. He ha .lady got the Mmbcr. re.
,laird an the ironed. This wall le the
•onrtb windmill in our sada. tdaady
hereafter w111 he the only day Ne triad its.
Ace abeee hors wlt.iat work:Mg.
Aloe Melwnd bee lately removed from
, h e NO* and rested the beer sed property
v}+" r d ties. Q % M. .
v...e. •,e .i Frnra Moose. Tway -A sett-k.eww
TSL \SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
farmer la ear itis tteigkb.khesd ditty
severed ...large ruralp pq wean ..rift
and ea the Nt.lde pas • a..SI.g of mNare
to keep tee frons away dinging the whiter
and remev.d the dila veatllalor.. Tke pit
✓ es seer he Mai las book add. • tee
days ago ba west then to bring up a lead
of :urines fur his .took. Whoa be mom
nomad so epee it 6.. win .trailed by the
lad mewing .f a oat •ed us op sI.g the
pit with the .pado sed ase poem raided eel
and made uhf to the woods. This is • fant.
James Young, of tole plea, with he
faintly w111 this spring gm to lire on their
faro .t the I:.b Roy, formerly John Ed-
ward's. Thy will ettlll wad the old home-
stead
omestead hoe this year. 1e hat been said that
our local arahlteut Is w b. uoa.ulted .bent
walIdi.R • new house then serb►p•.
Maws Stirling, from near Porter'. HUI.
media brief view here last week. Stave lase
here he hes entered the 1. sdlot.' forms
and rata his father's fa,. , the latter -
Rob'. Stirling -having retired from farm-
ing gad ie now raiding in Chalon.
BLUEVALL.
Tosapav, Mar. 21.t.
Mies Mabel Orr, of Pordwtab, visited the
Meese Molest this week.
Bert Begley loaves tbls week for the
Nattiness'. Good luck, Bert.
Don't forget the fear aotMoody la the
Forester,' hall e. Friday eyswiog, Marob
24th Yam, fat and Caress, AU lomat
talent.
Mr. and Mrs. Jobe Bosman, two of our
e s, wfined villagers, have removed to Wiwi.
ham. They will a gamily mead in this
oo•nmuoity, speolally as the Methodist
ohuroh, of which they were esteemed mem•
bets.
UNBORN.
e• Tbm1t ay, Mead 21.1.
On Monday night of Wt week there wee
a ameba& dance at llnladview farm.
Our townsman, H. MacManu■, attended
tee Assizes in Goderich as g juryman and
struck luck in having nothing to do, The
work of the Court was light told hew sot
called ten to sit Oc a came.
Mr. and Mn. Wm. C. Stewart lett for
Galcehurjb Dakota, Wednesday morning of
last week. James Chisholm went with
them as fares Clinton, where he went W
attend a wile.
There was s sawing bee at Geo. Fulfonl's
Friday afternoon of summer store -wood.
Ten fiand" were prear L Richard Foley
and Wm. Fulford were the champion pair
with the long saw.
A rag bee was beta at Mrs. Jamie Chis-
holm', on Thursda afternoof last week
and was attended bon y sixteen of the gentler
sex -principally the married ladies of the
oommunity. Their task was made pleasant
by social chat, and after tea, they being all
of the Liberal persuasion no debating could
be had on the puliti.x of the dayy, but eeve
entertained- by tging:•il4E"t 1 coda l
night brought the gathering to a close.
fhi Friday evening the Society of Christ-
ian Endeavor of the Presbyterian church
holds a buniues. meeting to the Sunday
school room, to open at 8 1..n. sharp. A
full attembutee of the members is req
On Sunday epu -ial euvelopee for donations
to sal the schemes of the Presbyterian
church will be collected. The pastor spoke
a sew urgent wonls to his hearers to onto
tribute on Sunday to these funds, which are
somewhat in arrears.
we •f Um VssOUdrrsy--Job. Ilebeoala,
n1 Ss Mary's. ..4 Ube Metros..., of 1)e•
. - we V .tlssdesee sl, the tasm.l.
We ease rewired the followers sew from
Rev. Malcolm Wul)Uttvny : " Ytsdly par•
nut sloe threark 6he oolumce of your tetra d
to loader my hears -Wit shacks to the tray
dear triads .the, ease spars from the borne
*role, a kindly mlamtered e• my dear
tatbw in hle las illam. A6 tee, etylmg
hour myself and brother wan far distal, is
Person. but surely sear is Velars sad sym•
pstby. My owe Iaabllity to be bone then
arose from the late tees ea ea ping Nortb
at this .nevem of the year Irma this warm,
sunny uhlm., would .arms.ly imperil health
ace life. Pe. ones has wore. Bl..sed
thourhl' God sere mak.. mistakes. H1s
Italy wilt ae doss ffte I hope ro pia.Jon
• brief sruole louhlog the life sad mtI.wy
of my sola/.d father. 1. deep arrow,
M. M.'Gtu.tvaay.
Beuevola, Ala., Mar. 15, 1899.
AN Karr WAw.Nllaa Ptoses, Goes. -
The following from The Blyth Standard re -
ten to the brother of Mrs. R. D. Cameron,
of this town. T'6. declassed wee a promin-
ent Liberal of Ewe Waw.nah . Another
old and enuoh r tooted maser of this
sae hbornood paved away on Moad.y sr.-
aiog .boat seem o'clock in the parse of
James McGowan, of Est Wawacosh, D.
ceased for s number of years past was a
great sufferer from rb.eaatl m cad ter tise
oast few weeks he wee unable to tees. N.
boas, ss Miens was bit "offering. Finally
death relieved him .1 all paw. Deceased
wins native of EsgieMig township, Halloo
oou.ty, and removed In 1866 to the farm
upon idiots he died. Shortly after his ar-
rival is Eat Wawanwb be built . sawmill
upon the bank of the creek that ran threayb
his farm and for may years adducted •
snoomful lumber i,ato... H. married Miss
Moieree, of K«Is..tat, who arrives him,
together with three seen. Ohs son. are Rob -
.rt, of Peorte, Ill.; Jas,etiod Me Moody la-
minae, Oswego, and John at home. De-
ceased was for may seata s. preaslnent
member of St. Andrew's ohuroh, Blyth. The
funeral took piece on Wedoseday aft•noos
to the Union cemetery, and the list sed
rites over oov who wee beloved for bra
storied rood obuwtar were witnessed by
may life -bag friends sad soyueintaooe..
FUNERAL or R, SHANNON, BRANTFORD.-
The tollowaeg is from The Brantford Courier
of the 1316 last The fuNeral of tn. late
Robert Shannon took plans this afternoon
at 2.30 from his late rseldeow, owner
Queen end Chatham streets, to Greenwood
cemetery and was attended by • era and
represutatave gaiheriog of sympa6hend
triads. A short serrios win first held at
the house with relatives, and after a public
newton. The Rev. R. M. Hamilton sad
Rev. Yeah Nobel oaielated. The pall.
bearers were : W. B. W.od, R Henry, A.
Moffat, F. H. Leonard, Chas. Carroll, J,
MoOcary. A large cumber of beautiful
floral tributes testified to the esteem ie
whluh deposited was held. Thin iooluded :
dfafoam,..hMe bead" ; *Row, "Father -4
anchor, Dr. Sbanooe sod Dr, Reg. Shame.,
brother and ..phew ; walb, sister. ;
°rove, Mrv. Bukervdl., 1.Wft ; heat,
Mr.. D-. Coobrsse ; wrath, Mr. and Mrs.
R, Henry ; anchor, Mr.. Sh.0000's Bible
ohm ; plaster of Iile., Mr. and Mn. Ford
sod o.r..tion.. Mr. and fare R. J.
Smith ; o'neter of rem, Mr. and Mrs.
Moffat ; cluster of row and aro•tlooa.
Mr. and Mrr. C. Dusan ; cluster 1111..,
Mr. .ad Mrs. E. B. Crompton ; oluater
roses, Mr. and Mr.. Mood ; cluster rotes,
Mr. ace Mrs U Neil• Exeter ; cluster roe,
Mr. and Mr.. M. J. Kest, Lood,,m ; flower.,
Rev Mr. Hamilte.. Dr. Shannon. of
Goderich, one of the best known medical
men of Huron county, • brother of tie d. -
classed, and Mr. and Mrs R Box, of St.
Marys, were panni at the last sad rem ea
t)BITCARY.
Long -Colborne township lest an old
and esteemed resident oa Tbandet• of last
%eek in the death of William Long,, wbn
paned sway in his 75th year. Deceased
was horn 10 Tyrone, Ireland, and Dame to
Ganeds at maturity. He tint settled io the
neighborhood of Toronto and afterward
bar 11 smiling. He 0610 spoat six years in
Caaforoia and Cariboo, KC., and lacer paid
. ssooed visit to tee Pacidc wait, where he
stayed for • year. Returning, he settled io
Colborne forty flys year* ago, ushere be re-
gained mita hie death. His wld0w, Wil-
liam a etre and Mar • dsught.r, survive.
His funeral win held oa Satrzday to Mait-
land cemetery.
Ti*tLATE MRS. EMERSON -Tie death of
H
Margaret Kincaid. reliotot the late Thomas
Emerson, occurred on Sunday evening last.
The d.os.■.d before 000110g to Goderioh
about eighteen mouths aro had been a rat
dent of Clinton and neighborhood for over
twenty-five years. Ste 6.d been an fnvelid
for t6.1o.a period of seventeen years, bet
reached the age of saveity-three. Sbs
leaves two children, Deborah and George
F., both of town. Her husband died in
188.3 The funeral on Tuesday afternoon
was private. The remains were Interred in
Maitland oermitery. Rev, Mark Turnbull
oonduoling the service. John Rriokeedso
and Mrs. Thos. Hfggtn, of Clinton, were
hero to attend the funeral.
Death int Mrs. SMITH - OD Sunday even
Ing Mrs. Sarah Fox Smith died .t her home
on Elgin insole, aged sixty•tbne years.
The fatal Rhea oommenoed ave weeks
previous with en sttaok of the grip. The
funeral took place on Tuesday afternoon,
the intermeneb•ing made in Maitland ceme-
tery. Rev. J. A. Anderson, pastor of Knox
"hued, of which deceased wee a member,
oondooted the services and the Dell -barer.
were A. Moll, Allen, C. A. Nairn, Wm.
Sharman, jr., Robt Motssn, John Butler
and James Reid. The deceased bad bac a
resident of Godsriob for • oomp•ratively
short time, having ooms bore from Toronto
about two yaw ago She bad formerly
bac for many years • resident of St.
Mary.. She was the widow of the late
James Fox Smith, and left three obll-
dons : Noble, Georv. and Sadie, who have
the sympathy of die oommanity in their.
e Hhotoon.
THE LATI ARCHIBAld MACGILLIVRAY.-
Another of the good old Moak hes been ended
home On Friday morning, Marob 10111,
the death of Archibald McGillivray mew.
red at 61s home on Palmerston et, al the
age of seventy• five year.. He bad bad an at -
took of the grip, which brought on hart
trouble, end atter befog confined to bed for
two weeks be passed away. 'the funeral
took place on Hedy afternoon, the 13th
inst., to %eased oeneary, and was large-
ly attoadd. Res. Jas. A. Anderson oon.
dooted the service as the hones and Rev,
Jas. Hamilton al the grave. The pall -bearers
were Jas. Raohiac. er., I). Stoddart, .r.,
Jae. Stewart, W m. 8x11, Alex. Sanders and
A. Saabs. Deceased had bvd a Woof ose-
lo•ss end was widely and greatly esteemed
er hie qualities of heed and heart. He was
born is Port Gine,ow. Soothed, bee wan
itrought up in Moll He wag o•arerted 1s.
the 01d Country and jeind the bree Church
et Sootl•nd. He ams to Canada what •
young man and settled le Vatgban term
ship, near Toronto, Lair he moved to
Breve enmity, where he took op a farm.
For several year@ he held meetings then,
pre•ohlcg the Gospel ,o the Gallo tarns,
until about twenty eiebt years ago. Hs
was appointed by the Presbytery to wdeot
• Giulio mlrlo. In Gd.rlob. The Giallo
eharob en Nelson et. was the gems of his
labors for may years. The serve es 1a
this old edifice ware glue. up gem0 yew
age. and Moos tone Hr. 1eeltllllyr%, ass.
deem e,..'lece la l e Name. of his pespl.
Ry the Highland people, who loved to bac
him prated the ward el Gd Ie their naive
tongue, and who held him 1e rat repeat
and' Mein, Mr MaoOIWvray .111 be es.
portant *dead. Dee.e.ed ser t'doe mar-
ried. is hie bol fared, were We daegh-
lore .ad fear sea A amebae who died
in Wear" : Mrs. N owl, who did shoot
alley yeam ago is Mtehh.n ; Neil, e.6. dl.d
I. Gederioh fittest years age : Malabo. who
is a edema' of the Prembvserien church se
Ilesevola, Alabama ; John, who died .1
Manna" two yearn age while Ie charge of
Mel dile obreh• 10 tat olty, aid Drawl&
erne to a Presbyterao nikeiesary in Petean,
Oldie. Re ••orad wife aid two yeses
OIVFN UP TO DIt
Was Mr E N. Stowellbot Dodi'. Kidney
Palk. Cared Him.
Brookville, fan. 77.-V. hen en eminent
physician notate" • .wk man that hie ease'
hopelees and that be must die, he is, it may
be taken for granted, to a pretty bed %.y.
That was the position of Mr Ei N Stow -
•11, of this coy, not Int, ago. 0. hid sat.
fired all the agonies of Bright's Neese for
several ye•re. The ablest physicians had
rronousod hie Dace hopeless, mod he bad
began to "se hr hoose in order," when •
friend urged him to try Dodd'. Kidney Pills.
Ome box pat new Ida is him, saves boxes
cared him. Now els (\leads hardly know
him for the same man.
Soon cm more for Ddd'. Kidney Ma
Easter silks at Kobtnsoo's,
On the .peeing of the Domielon Perlia -
moat last Thursday six new members were
introduced in lbs House et Common. -all
Ltberae with the ezoeptioa of L G Mc-
Carthy, of North Siston.. The ant mem.
bee Introduced wa Robert Holmes, West
Huron's member, hie sponsors beinr Sir
Wilfrid Laurier and Hen. Wm. Paterson.
Rev. A. D. McDonald, 1). D., of Seafordd,
at the meeting of the Huron Presbytery last
week, tabled the resignation of hi. pastoral
.barge. Ily appointment of the Presbytery,
Rey. Jr. A. Aodenoo will preach there
next Sabbath sod Mite his congregation to
appear for their intense before the Pres-
trylery oa the 28th inst. Dr. McDonald
will take Mr. Aader.on'. work 1a Koos
church next Sabbetb.
A So17AL EVENT. -Goo of the planation
..oral .vena of the season was the pretirei-
aive euchre party gives in tbeJubilee MM.
rooms one evening last week. The prizes
were won by Mime. Bnyley (of Ingersoll),
Nicholson and Comp.igae, and Will Cattle,
J. Nairn and Noble Smith. After • dainty
sapper denote, was enjoyed till 2 A M
During the evening macs "'peerless of
thanks to the members of the Mob for the
use of their pretty room', and to Mn.
Rhyne", Mims G. Polley and Mia B. WUki.-
soa tor their untlrlag •/ora to M1tti M•
party a eesoe.esfsl one, were heard,
COUNTY CURRENCY.
Morrie Robert Shoetrees'. • mal highly
esteemed resident of the Alb eetsoembia,
pored away to his reward early m lute -
day, 28th alt., &god sixty eight years
Bromfield : W. Foote, of Baomookburn,
a000mpeuid by his wosio, Mr. Anderson,
jr.. of Hills Gra, left here last week for
the mines of gold, en , the Klondike.
Brasfield Mrs. Thomas, sr., sownapan-
lel by bee daughter, Mrs. Lortord, and baby
boy, have left for Manitoba after 'pending
an onjoy.ble time among triaeds here.
Enter : A anion .hew w111 M 5.141 here
next fall by the Smith Heron Agriosltanl
So0oty gad the Stephen and Uptowns Breach
Teeters. Moadav and Tdeday, September
18th •ad 19th, are the dam decided upon
Zerfo1 a Wednesday afternoon, rho jus,
Met., a lariats explosion took ple.e i•
M gree.' .tore here In nonnccf ids. wife
the Arm'e seaweed gin machine. Tee M.
pot ser bawd ave or six miles awe The
handbag was badly wreaked and ped web
strew. about 1. great nodules. Whams
•.w.:..,.
le helidln., aimed e. d sad serer fee read
were broad and she Treat ed Well's gess.,
berms lb. road, wits lead in by the aea-
end•a. /Fortunately, no use wee Miura.
asespl J. D Mercer, w b. bad he taw herbed
ase his hair swrohl The dosage to tbe
heading is 000sid.rabls
Clew.: Meaty 1)ewrw, o1 the Godes
limo 'Stanley, wee III teem the •bliss day.
He had sot boas 1. town for several yawn.
He looked LAS hale sod hearty as ever. and
was peredgelorlyAsitghted veld d. mean
la West Huroo.
Chasms : The lral .xourelea 10 the Narth-
west took plea oe Tuesday •1 last week.
Amuas the pawners from Clinton won: -
J, Shopperd and wit. gad Mies Ida Cottle,
Dti
rg_ lidl•bergb N. 104•Isei"'KLHtieg
him and family and Arthur es..,bo Qo •.-
pens, .ad dime rlervis. of Uedettah time
ship, 10 8tutaluse.
rlr]tat Rodent tilt it la "The Si pal."
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THE WEEKLY MAttite T RE PORT
Urpa.rc.f. Mar. tis. inane
pull Wheat 0 16 to 06.1
Fleur, family. per cwt.... r 10 to 1 10
Ilona, .Saint, per ewe 1 60 w 160
Brea, t) tae.. ... 11
00 Coli 00
Shards • ton 16
8W toll 00
oaurelap, per eat 1 00 to 1 00
Syr. per bush o to to 060
Buckwheat. sot blit 0 60 to 0 60
O.ta•here .. 018030SPeas. IP bra --;: 003 6.110
Barter. per bupk ,;..... 0 6s to 030
lu
sas awns.
inner.
bM 316M0N
News were
Ib........,^.. 0 10 to 0 ll
ramt s Aash aspaseea, ileat 00 w 1 76
60 to 7 00
1 i
Pel•00m0b
LU•mbEtaw . 160 M 0 00
I3 ■.ed 3 10 b Cm3
.....
Liam. pet la.. .... :. '. a I,jta l0
Lnasi, per lA r '3 08 to 1t
Linseed Beef, fore e.aemt,...... 6 CO to 00
Dressed Beal. farad 0 u0 to 60
You may eat . e
`------ sleep well. You
may not sleep at all. You may
overdo it. if you wish to repose
comfortably and put in the time to
advantage you should use one of
our air pillows. With the pillow
use our Iron Pills and White Clover
and Celery Tea. Take them as
directed and use our other guaran-
teed remedies and you are sure to
sleep well. It's handy to know be-
forehand that in case of Nickname
in the night, or out -of the regular
hours, there is a drug store that is
sandy to nerve ' you nij'it or day,
and that the prescriptions are dis-
pensed by a competent and reliable
person all the time.0 Our store is
that kind of drug store. and that's
no lie. Ask your doctor. He
knows. That's the kind of atten-
tion prescription work demands,
and yours will get it, too, if yon
take it to
J. WILSON,
PRE.sooP7'ION DRU(; $'PORE.
Terms cash. No credit.
Telephone 45.
Dairy
Tinware 1._
Woraell's is the place to get
all kinds of strong, hang
made
Dairy and Kitchen Tinware,
Our own make of
Pans, Pails, Strainers and
Milk -Cans,
Also Savestroughing and General Re-
pairing at
WORSELL' 8
THE TINSMITH,
GODERICH, - ONT.
BARGAINS IN
toves
Having bought out the inter-
est of my partner, Mr. Robinson,
T have decided to sell off the bal-
ance of stock of Stoves .t great-
ly reduced rates.
Now is the time for BARGAllrg.
Tinware, Coal Oil, Lamps, oto.,
etc., at equally low rates.
I do Plumbing, Heating and
Theimithing at the lowest prices.
Call and get names of some of
'the percha•ere of my Stoves for
reeer'enee
H. C. FILSINCER,
Oor. Square and WestaL
Millinery Novelties for '99.
_The latest and boat in shapes --and shades, The two
shades are Mulberry and Cry1p°.
ltla values in feathers, and feathers will be in vogue
this season.
We do not hold a millinery opening, but are prepared to
furnish the latest. and beet in millinery at all seasons of the
year. _
-• ice•
deldrei--Arohe ..a Peed -are.. hl*- Apprentices wanted
hos• to mem him. A bream sada Iib
t1fAOlfatOn gtrest
The time we commemorate. Our . .
4th Oreat
A nn 1 versa
Sale
WILL BEGIN THIS WEEK.
And continue till the 20th, when our
Millinery Opening will be announced.
•
lthe prions during this sae an based epos a margin entirely Geo small to
be continued longer than 10 day.. It will be a sale of great opportunities, .
momentous and memorable sale, so real in ita money -making chances as to
stamp it beyond doubt the greatest iSargain Sale ever held in Ooderioh.
111.1
-
why you should do business withlo t. _
25 REASONS
1. Case new Flannelette, 32 -in. wide, to be sold at.. ...... 4e. -
2. 68 -in. Cream Dressed Table Linen, regular 65c., Bale peles..45o. yd
3. .1 Me Factory Cotton. thele price. .. 3o.
4. , 1 one White Cotton, sale prioe 5a yd
40n Printed Blouses, sale pries__. 25c.
6. $1.00 Wrappers, Bale price tOc
7.. 7c. and 8c. Print, sale price ..... 5e. yd
S. 1 case Linen Threat) and beet quality 6 -cord Spool Cotton,
stopped in transit at London station and bought by ua.
Sale price 4 spools for 10c.
9. Ladies' Black Hosiery ' - jk. pr
10. Black Sateen, sale price
11. Beet Quality Zip Binding -
12. Rustle Lining
13. Linen Toweling, sale price
j;,},gk ltil'o Dwell 1.44nna,rsgular.2.5c., sale ., .
Colored Sateen, regular 10c., sale price .ib yd
Ladies' Spring Capes. sale price ' 4.... gait Price
200 Straw and Felt .Shapes, Ladies' and Ohildren i. choice.. 5c. ea
All -wool Sch. and Pink Flannel Tic yd
Roller Towelling . r 3e yd
Men's Collars (Comet) " - - 5o. box
• •es.••.rsao-e...e'..aa•••10t.' yd
3e. yd
,6*. yd
bc.yd
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
Blouse Silks, sale price
1 came Ribbons, wale price
Needles, regular 5c., sale price
19e yd
Half Price
2 for 5c
Best quality Twilled Skirt Linings, regular 10c., anniversary
sale price .. 6e. yd
25. 500 Remnants and Dress Lengths in Dae floods --Prints,
American Challiee, fine imported Lawns, Organdies and
Muelina, all at Half Prioe for Ten Dsye
Many of the above lines are leo than cost of
production.
a ' B. SMITII,
C. W. ANDREWS, •)
Manager. -
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
M"LEOD'S SYSTEM RENOVATOR
A Wonderful Tonic and Remedy for WEAK and IMPURE
BLOOD, KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLES. •
Manufactured by J. M. MacLEOD, Goderich, Ont.
Sotho's_lligNight 1 COAL AIO_ WOOD:
11 arch
25 (CHARCOAL and KINDLING.
We .re .till .t the tams old .i.nd, Nein
Street, where we have horn .applying our
oo.tomer. for • number of years. We bow
the fed that suite you.
Orders left with our delivery riga r at
Worsen'. Move and tin stop and at tem
oast will receive prompt attention.
All coal weighted on market .mss, unless
world today. otherwise ordered.
We run several Dns\ in oow.sotlo..
CANTAUE 1 FUEL CO.,
JOHN 8. PLATT, Mame,
Phone 44. Yee?-tt
-AT-
VICTORIA OPERA HOUSE
The Greatest Scotch Comedian in the
FUNNY FRAME and
his FUN MAKERS
Personnel of hi. Great Company:
Florence Hayward, Brilliant Sootti■h No -
pram).
Annette H. Gray, Distinguished Contralto.
Walter Haigh, the Celehwated Scotch Vin.
linut.
David C. Mather, Champion Piper amid
I htnoer.
John MacKenzie, (Campion Ifighland and
Characteristic Dancer.
Walter Gray, Eminent Tera/w.
.Tames Booth, Pianist and Musical Con.
doctor.
W. F. Frame, The Man l ou Know.
No OaUtering in the QgOenseei isew
pea wittier MAIM •
wish owes.
tinhwe yp
cheery .e•A .0 blga.m.•t mar
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bar ham. 1b •r K•bd •ss. ib. mer •t
re.r Inlmg,ha6 Its. ?.a sent ant two bean of
le
andante [am ; 0.4 6604'. mint we all went,
tkr. day.
The se.tesan `lar. Tr.... to Mo most
1Meamamt at •••■.utas heattl•h oomls re
sonata sad (tornados/ha
a_eMos.Mdsr (barber t -To that
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ma res% ereseseb il.lesmt
dreurbe' menthol 1/akamt a the
set rarwtiv dleremi y of the ape
traten marl.. membrane -- thaw to !kit
vary beim, henbane paine mad setae with a
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