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WATERPROOF COATS
AROA1N.
UMBRELLAS
•Hoed and ate higher today than thiy
We hard` Laid in ample q
d prices The 'great saving w ogee,
toes will not be named again for years
'-his Week:
Men's Shirts and Drawers, Counter.
+, Flannels, Velvets, Silks, Towels and
Furs, Fur Ooats.
vv.
Nth and Dec, 1st.
OBINSON.
VEPIPE VARNISH
lustre, quickest drying
,es.
r two. Besides making the best-known
, it has other uses.
rat preservative coating for balcony nil.
on work, coal scuttles, etc. Diluted with
net stein for woods, makes en excellent
tlMda:Orf es Ly tM gfe>toe.
G000E,
Chemist.
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That's
What ! !
There's quality in
our $3.00 Shoe ; that's
what it is.
akes them sell so well ;
them wear so well and
ttre-hest luotweer
some other stores ask
our shop will fit well, 3
ou well topurchase. 3
.slater" Shoe. „gat, 3
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L PRICES
75c. set
Handles 15c. each
Handle ‘.'15e- each
25c. set
- Polish • 15c. pkge
ser $1.15 each
3c. foot
EnaNnei'•••' • • IOc. each
sh , 8c. each
20c. box
;E A88ORTMBNT OF
y, Carvers, etc.
its
(ham with ally_/ ackest 1E11
1 UQVIL3,
ErtIo
t-iousewife
'Fly careful about the (k*esrlies she bsya
less; she wants juat.w4tt she orders, and
promptly. After quality, the price is a
of trade we ars after. We can please
I please them, and we will pleas you if
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Oor. Square and.YoQtreal 01.
)RUGGIST FOR ..17,
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TEM ENOVATOII
PURE
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THE SIGNAL • GODERIOR ONTARIO.
W. ACHESON & SON.
(Delineator and free Fashion Sheets for December now in stock.)
Unparalleled November $j1T!
For November's last day and December 1st and 2nd, we advertise a notable bar -
pin event, and positively for those days only. The sale is timely ; the opportunity
for saving great. The goods are such as you have immediate use for, but we must
realise on many thoupands of dollars' worth of new goods. Nearly every department
tore ponds to-thig Bargain Bale. Here - few al„amatbree uaya' priced :
4,. OV.- 30th, DFC, t st and 2nd
860 yards English Wrapper- Astrakan %1b Capes, fWl Spiess' 27 -inch /Wish Tap
ettes for Dresses, Wrappers, sweep, fine satin lined and estry .0arpet in good color
Waists, etc. Regular 12i Ga quilted. Quality guaranteed in and designs, suitable for
and 15c., at per yard - • •7 Good Value at $_)•)).E any room. Regular 50
Sale price $lie and Cit at per yard..
Ladies' /be learautoed all
20 only Ladies' heavy, all pure wool rests in all
wool frieze, beaver cloth sizes. very asocial ..
10 pieces 38 inch heavy
tweed effect stylish Wool
*Dress Goods. Regullu' 2 )
and 25c. quality at per olc.
yard
Ladies' Astrakan Costs, well
lined and quilted and all in
thin season s style. Regu-
lar value $28.00. t7A 51
Special at .... ..
and curl cloth Coats, good i 30 dam ' Winch Rid
styles and tailor made, rang -1 Gloves in'tans, beavers'and
ing in price from $5.00 tot mole shades. New dome
$MK.00. Our sale price $3 N) fastners. Regular $1 (,/ic.
at each cc" and $1.'l5. Reduced to V99
BARGAINS IN ALMOST EVERY DEPARTMENT !
.ACHEs0N & SON.
THE ABSENT MINDED BEGGAR.
Whoa yea',• sheeted "Rule Brltana,i'-
whoa you've saes •'U•d Rave the Queen
Whoa yeti'.. finished itIh.g Kruger with
year mooch -
Will you ki.dly drop • Ghillies in my little
tamrs
bou..
Por o gentleman i• khaki ordered South tin ataw•I ed brew. 1.d fig
weaknesseo a,. greet -
But w• oar Peal mast take Nm as we
find
.
H•
is oat nactive service, wiping some-
thing off a slate -
And h.'. eft • ;let .✓ Halls Wasp behind
him.
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D.ke'e sen-emk'e mks -coli of n Mednd
(st1,y Ikoewnd horsetail teat p'ehis to
Table 14.y !)
Bah of '..l this/ hi. one , ey'. work (sad
...who's to look aft. r tech range)
Pam the bol for your credit's sale, and
►.Y f pay ! Pot
Then are gide he married storms, •alta* no
surmise' to,
Far he know be wool?' Dot set It If be did.
Than 4. gat sod owls aad wittier, sad lbs
'►uses, root fillies* due,
Ate IV' more than rather likely teen's e
ked.
Mow are title he walked pith canal,
Tot a absast minded tartar they will
sed him,
Bat le abet the time for sermons with the
whiter node' ou-
We meat bwlp the girl that Pommye left
babied der !
Codb'e sen-I)ak.'s son --ea of a belted
Bari -
8.o of a Lambeth psbliean-it'.all the
.oma today !
Bash of •m' dein( hie cot nalry'. work (sad
who's to look attar t h. girl !)
Pone the het for your credit's sake, and
par! p.y! Wr'
Thera are Iam11,.. by thousands, far tee
proved M bog or spook -
And they'll pat their *Bola and bedding
up the spout,
And they'll ave ere belt o' nothing paid '.m
mammal met a week,
'Con.s the wan this teemed tea wage Is
ordered at.
He's an abs.as-minded hewer, but he bard
his eenewy cal'.
And him raR'mea: didn't need to Geed 1a
fled him ;
He okseked ►b job and joined )1--oo the job
before no al
1. te help the bow /bat Tammy's left
belled him 1
Dok•'s job-oe•k'* Job -grower, baron -
se, groom --
Mews of palace or paper shop -there's
0.0.00. .enc .ray!
B.eb of '.ie doi.g lila o e.9y's work (and
who's to look after the ram!)
Pam the hat for sons oredit's sake, and
11107 1 soy I P•1!
Let es masse se as later we an trek him
la the fax,
And toil blre--whet he'd very numb pr.-
ter -
That while he saved the empire bb osploy-
or awed bis place
Aed bio mess (flat!
e sea and a) holed
eat for her.
He's ea •b.eet.misd.d beggar. and hel may
forget it •11,
Bet we de sot west has kiddies to remind
bleu
That we eat '.m to she weeklies,' while
their daddy hammered Pae),
8o we'll help the homes .or '1.mmy's loft
behind ►dm !
Cook's home -Date, home -home of a
.:1P asides.
-(F,tty thousand bore. an.1 loot Bolo' to
Tabs. Bay !)
0.oh of 'em dons ins 000stry'. work (end
what have yon got to spare !)
Per the bet for your credit's mho, sed
pey ! pay' yet "ie.:Ct^^pave.,,.,,,," _
-Rosfasu arpugo.
The IUsstrst.d Loodoe New* s000m pew .
the poem with Mottoes of Tommy Ate oe r
"The Ab.s.t-mi.d•d Beggar" ; Jack as
"Ceok'• Son" ; Prima Cbrtettad of Soh lawig
a* "Son ,f• Hssdred Ki.'e"; L.rd IC !ward
I�"•llf.`•'3aa er iltmad Purl" ; Lend Ota 1..
Oseleadue•Biotech, • "halo's Soo," hod
the writer of the poem, Mr. Rudy•rd Kip.
hoe.
W. C. T. U. COLUMN
rROH InITIOn rotleTaa.
Ceoadi.m ! rally ere ye die !
Ries out • nation'. battle-ory !
it is for home, ., d love, and 11. ; -
It is for mother, sister, wife!
'Tis *bat your country's wound may heal;
'le for your inborn obildr.'u wool.
(led Isade yen! Stand before His throes
Aad ewror by Him that alts therein,
Your oon•try's 1i1e no mon ,ball go
1 wed.JAMAskte. tai reywyt. „t„„
roy tater.
Beery me.• of the temperance people
toads to •tieaelbeat tbs church; but the
west of oo operation ea the part of the
auntie toods to reeks tsmpus.o. .Sorb
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For getting drunk and knooaiog els wife
aratut • window, God muster severe eosin
'sande, s•owitating her raise to the hoe -
.tel. Thema Hoge., Moatnal wee deed
$10 or one month Oot. 10.
Wbrn we bear • man saying that he
w.sid vote for prohibition only he fears it
won't work, It le ale to mark him de.o as
see of the fellow. who would help it out to
work. It would net be any obeers for snob
area to Lake three liquor oa the sly under
prohibition, for they take it by the side
deur new,
Wm. Josue. Hamlets., has boom married
twenty-fourears. sod donee all that time
ba boa workbag for the revenue. Ry way
of varieties be has 000wiom.11y hammered
his wife. On Ootober 21st he came home
drunk and brought • slob and a knife with
dim to kill her, A eon, wit* has grown to
masthead to 'nob horrible sarroeudup,
knocked hie father down and hooded him
oo the poles. He wee bold os • obarge el
plotting to murder his wife
At Branohtot, Out., Oo1. 1, J. Irene mud
Asset Allan happens, to meet on baleen.
They had • few drie s and afterwards set
out fir the form where Irwin lived. They
quarreled se they went Meng. and oostinued
/be •rgem.et Mier they retched their dna
tteatioe. It culminated in Allis 'tabbies
Irwin in the breast lath • p t,hlrk The
doctor* bad a hard job savior his Lie. This
shows what Dome of Canada licensing drink
sellers at every place whore young men have
inensi00 10 do business.
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SALOONS 1Nn IQTinitiz.,
The ClHx..' L...as of Montresl has
takes the int step le a campaign whoh
hot for sorra time bees leder oontempl.tlon
stalest Iotteriet and low Want. A .nm•
mons wee Issued by Judge i)estoyrs ea
Timidity, epos eppllestJen of Detective
Joseph hells', the masted msesgr, and
Jobe Delaney, 515.0 of the Sooiete deo
Bowles Utata4N, who an ohrged with pub•
woWeeks'Sale
BEFORE CHRISTMAS:'
lartitv
30 vol. set Dickens, subecription price $20, sale price $7.50 set
16 " ser Carlyle,
a u
200 " cloth -bound Books, .effst"
175 't .r t. et
18, u a7.50u
{..:)e- .. . .. 25c. vol.
15c.vol.
telt anion$ which will be build saki writers as Scott, Dick-
ens, t'ooper, Marrmklograhsa4i Kra -Prentiss, r-
tiss, etc., atop-
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Whims sad selling Liable, sad oondootine •
lottery. The accused speared to °oast
yosteedsy, pleaded net malty, and were re.
madded for • week of bail. W. L Bed, of
Rlelle d: Boca, and C. A Wilton, of St.
P.erre, Petri., d. Wilson, are 'tins tor the
peo•eoutioo, and kir. Jodie will appear for
the defense.
It ,.'also announced that the Ciiizet•'
Lague has decided to enter oomplarate
seeteat convert eeto.as, Jn ke eare4.4 our ,
that these ere on tee iooreaae, and Detainee
h,otlert says that as several more an about
to be ep•ted, action sgaiust them will be
taken at now.
18 IT YOU!
wire a•lookia for • man Ieah4Qaed after
ikon's owe plea, •
An I .,,odor, goalie r.bdsi, is it you!
Who will battle for the right with the
power of hie might,
wonder, gentle reader, is it you
%Vito is made of boort staff, who will .ever
take s bluff;
Who to his .,wn onnvietiene will be t,*.
Who.' • Trader among men, an' • loyal 11115 -
see,
Aa' I wonder, gentle reader, b it you!
W. need • uervy ohm), who can read us In •
w rap,
Ani I woader,,eotle reader, is It you!
Who can always sad right in se' be mighty
• mte to win,
1 wonder, Bantle reader, is it you!
11(1•A.d11 Okla"..01l-.w.r the Fry ,.01
the Pis; - . _
Who esu gilds to when the stem Weill
1. brow;
Thresh the taiokest of the fight. be It day
•r darkest eight,
ka' I wonder, pons reader, 1• it yon t
We can't ase the lietlesl clod, who wlih
orwelos.orwe will plod.
I've met such, g•ote reader so have you;
Without • plan in life to lead him through
the emir).
(1 .°odor, gentle reader, .f its you!)
You have seen the shiftless bloke, who ball
the time dead Drone ;
Wbo o•Yer has a payee eobsa 1n'HOW ;
Iyho will loaf around an' shirk every Med
of bwest work,
(Of aurae I'm not referrit' now to you.
)
Tbo' the place is vacant still, yon out fit It
1f von will,
(I'm rstarrtt', gentle realer, now to yes;)
11 you'll Dump yerself you may 811 the
vaosocy to -day ;
We're ameba' fes the feller ; is it you!
Hold yes head up in the air; treat yes teller.
creatures loaar,.
An' en honest, upward Gonne through
life pursue ;
We're a Isekli for • man who oin lead the
eorsvan,
We're •.wsitia' ter the faller ; it b yds
-B. A. Benetin'r'OOL
W. HURON FARMERS' INSTITUTE.
A mating of the West Huron Farmers'
i•autete`iu held et Oledbnll'• ball, Bea•
miller, cm Tsend•y, 21st las,. President
Jones Snell 000apted the ebair.
Ree, diary fnstruotrees at the Ostatio Ag -
Haltered College, gave se address ea "Dtf-
Scoltha In the I)airy,ead How toOveroome
Them." She eoomeraled many of the de-
tails of butter makes, .11.dl18 to the diM-
oultles that pra•eat t hemnf es, and lingerer
•d freely the gortioes asked her by the
ledlse present. She strongly urged the ase
of • separator, sad all other tpph•noe that
would lean labor in this deportment of
farm work, and those pre•st most profit by
the pracl cel Id... that filled her admirable
• 1dr see.
A MoD. Allen, of fledsriob, wee down
for an address, but est beige wand sir the
time, R. Holmes. M.P., was oall.d se -
m, .rad gave • sheet address on "Some
Ahem 1 would not do, trate 1 • farmer, and
soma th age I would do."
Mr. Allan thee followed, with . good .d
drum ou "How to Grew fruit for Mrke1,"
kis p• sets applyee chiefly to the entwine
of apple. In this department he t. known
,' an !sport, and be inoident..lry dealt with
seany )bases of the •pole bantam, iu 'blob
be did net ap.r• o.d paokfot and nowise
bevies.
The hall was peeked to the deer for the
e.endas gatherine. and oeusidering the
warmth of the room very good order wee
mainemed,. Jos. Bank, presidoat, was ha
the obeli. The presr.m embraced mute by
t►e Heemfller orohoofra, by the shed ese-
Minion orobetre, by Ib. ukases Willea tad
M..tma Fowler sad MoL•rty, en t►•
wasth wpm ; lone by the Mess Huddle
and Hy, Snyder. Mem Rees gave • thor-
oughly prastio•l talk to the mashers sad
dosbt n sem "Orme" ; A. M.D. ABaa gave
en address ea "The Dare .ad Cultivation of
Smell Fruits," tails Jaw= Mlteaell, of
l'he Ocdarleh Sty, old L Heisiew, of The
011.4an New ha. ale wade allot addresses.
50 vols, cloth -bound Books, iliIhttr"lmperibet, 13e vol, or 2
vols. for 25c.
Other lines will be shown at the store at redueed,Y'ices,
ti� y,�¢,l;6'�eF.:lrt•.G'"p•Ige-z"-',atetigna
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n.-r•.•wnTt • '.
bur Telephone.,
PORTER'S BOOKSTORE
Court House Square, Goderich.
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Row M eggs.
Pegg lays r--"'Ib..slgse boil, t$i loused
roast ea est Eke M he had tined en*
sow ho would teem More •re twenty ether
won d spakhig eat Media Berhad tells
thaw all le the voles. of "(Amides Riots,"
Ike fsvrtk volume of the "Site .f Comm••
loses Harks.." Yen ass.bsoM times books
sad The Weakly 945., wash ham boon for
ear lift rears. sad Meow, 0.u.da's I..dfeg
badly newspaper, from amen le Jeremy 1,
1901, len ova dolly, ..d Marta Hashed'.
Meat work, "Rite el (llsrws. 5.a..," hi
reef welotroa. Soot trot ; pootage winos
Tv. Mla
.wat. to Jap76. N. 1 1901, W
Weekly pini• tee 11.Tod Stasaf7
Moles edand "Els .1 Omen= Ileums,
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A Great Snap__,.
in our lito..r s..ap, .l bo. •
pound, of .hlob w• eel, a b.rr.l • o., k
This tee's per ouly spay. so ns uerry
•verytbtoq that tau b• (ootid in an so-
se-d.s• &roomy otos, sud our prices
are right. 'lids retin.,s know tient they
osn •Iwaye get lrum u. s .u.p tsar 10.1,
produce. We d,._ .he hr• at as
t•glt.mate trade - .v.,y h:u' ,IoM :
Clonus• or potalt•., warden aluf or
ohoiort tattle (Ana. W • deal la all
of them.
T. 0. TIPLING & 00.,
Bedford Blook, O aderlpk
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- fills ygpttao
''►nerd►\ TSvrtetora avail►
Embalmers:
e•d•r. tar•hlly ••tew•N se es all
*oars. sIgea .r don.
M.rw w• ,•.t serves. ee Merest, tine
bee•erwre,
CANTELON'S
Pastry, oyster Pattles,Tarts, Short
Bread all Cream Rolls,Mince
Pies and Lady NOS, Kisses,
Macaroons, Mumps, . -
Brandy Snap1,11c. -
are as Ilu,.l as the best made% 0/ay
.-ity In Canada. .•••
cantelon lead. the trade in
WEDDJNG
CAKES
in fancy designing and ornament.
ing and almond king.
Give him an order and your set-
idaotion will be assured.
D. tJA)V TELON
WEST -8T.
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HAVE
FOR
SALE
CHEAP
ransom DlilNE•
1, ones mum&
3 11011SE routs 1
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CALL oro awl Treks,
Tof ♦tie BaaOaro,
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The Henderson Bole Co.
IWmlttitll,'
‘1.0D711142CS.
COAL LC WOOD
CHARCOAL and KINDLING.
We are still at the same old stand, Nelson
Street, where we have been supplying our
cnetomer* for a number of years. We know
the fuel that ,site yon.
Orders left with our delivery rigs or at
Woreeti'e stove and tin shop and at our
office Will receive prompt attention.
All coal weighed nn market scales, unless
otherwise ordered.
We run several Dray, in connection.
ElfiefWatiOTHER V'S
TMS VALUC Of
INDIANWOMANSBAL )
AS A PIRTFRIINT ME:1KEIE
Fur,..I. in O•deriok by Jae. Abaft
YOU 1.00h
"WEARY
T tl l •.
'� OR 16 (1
-PK WT TONIC
wot'sas.r I. 'e
BIBBB
811,1 ssssnfd
«...nmt we On..
Per tab 1. Ueilarlsl W Jae, *sisal.
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RES
IOR UNE.
You will noon oe looklna• for • NSW -
COOK or PABLOB 8T003.
Remember that WO SRLL TOS HEST
1n the market.
THE PEARL STEEL OVEN RANGE
cannot be beat.
A. Guarantee with every Pearl Stove.
THE" NEW FLORIDA
with Steel Oven. le the beat
Wood Cook.
THE ART AMHERST
1s the beet Coal Double -Heater,
and
£ IIOWARO
le the beet Coal Furnace.
For ewe by' - -
J. H.' WORSELL
TAO °beep Wove ono Perna** Um.
EPPS's COCOA
GRATEFUL COMFORTING
Distinguished everywhere
for Dehcacy of Flavour, Supe-
rior Quality, and Nutritive
Properties. Specially grate-
ful and Comforting to the
nervous and dyspeptic. Sold
only in 1-4 Ib. tine labelled
JAMES EPPS &00., Ltd.,
Homotopethio Chemists, Lon-
don, England.
BREAKFAST SUPPER
EPPS,S COCOA
ANEW COOK STOVE
At any season of the year there
is no greater comfort than a good
reliable Cook Stove iu the kibchen
It is witn coot stoves like every-
thing else : there are god, bad and
indifferent varieties.
We know you will be pleased
with our
FAMOUS and ABERDEEN
StovesandRanges
CALL �T
CATTLE $ROS.
CARTAGE i Fana Plf�rs Steamitters a>id Tiflxorilhs
JOHN 8. I PLATT, Manager
Phone 62. '
2687.1f West side of Snare, nest 4tordy Firm.
M°KIM'SKEUYS OLD STUD,
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SEASONABLE BARGAINS.
Strictly Winter Goods at cut prices in November are
Bargains, but in March they are Not Bargains. , �
MOA'8 Alaska shirts lied Drawers,
fano !tripe, hill eta, well Unified,
wool Bawl, special at ... . ..... 40e
or by the Salt for 75s
URN'S Manitoba heavy Mooed Shiro
tad Drawers, .11 tape trammed, at,
.soh.... tine
MAN'S say heavy. wool lined, "led
wigwag, Gant maks. sillb trisseed,
speoid 7b.
MBN'8 Bee Mesiad kali BNr4 sad
Drawers, pure wool, all stsea,w.rth
11 00, for ...,.. The
MOWS Reebok wool Shine aid Ihewers,
gad aloe es Iiia, our .penial ... ,
ass's salami wool 4444*' bad Draw.
erg, whiter weight, very flue, epee
W •e, seek 11 SO
NSW 1D1A PATTRRI,B we best Ned
.b..wt t aU poems 19s
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MON 9 Fri. es Overcoats, pore wool,
wind, rain and holt proof, tweed
Beteg, storm teller, In slant and
blot, regular $10, Gleartag et ...$7 60
MRS'S very floe Hoover Ovreobs,
Nolte Baro., v.lv.1 eddy, and mad.
.p to den in every Grays sassily
weld at 112 50, Mir Novomtew hor-
'she pries 1. .1 p 00
MAN'S Beaver Ov.rwe.re, velvet Dolly
and well mode, bluer blab, ea -
ally stud se $7 60, to elan se .... $6 00
Mare Roofers et Pea Jaek.ts, special
at.... 13 00
..110T8' Overeats, Reefers end Cope Over.
seas se elle pHs. Its •ley) yen want.
LADIF4' Jask•N, W. hay. •' is. •t
N.v.mbr barrette mina. The, let.
eat Melee •t . . S6 M. 18 SO God:? 60
Three. quarter ).egth at 11 00 and a9 00
A. M°KIM
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Taoiwi7, Nov. S0, 1899, et
..,e_..H.1.1„11.M.-z.. Av. ....:..r. b.: ,.. e__
J a c k e t at Pedder's
Sale .
Having purchased some 4.7y
• special lines in Jackets at a
low figure, we have decided to close them and the balance of
our new Jackets out before Christmas.
THE FOLLOWING PRICES
show the way we intend to do it. -Note them carefully :
$2.80 JA KE 1.75
4.00 JACKETS for 3.00
8150 JACKE'T'S 'for 4.00
6.50 JACKETS for 4.75
7.00 JACKETS for 5.25
8.50 JACKETS for 6.50
110.00 JACKETS for 7.30
12.00 JACKETS for ' 9.50 Terms Strictly Came
54.00 JACKETS tor 11.00
WeSetTer Just received • FIFTY DOZEN lot of good linen TOWSIA,
which we aro e•-iw and i io. each.
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These are the Newest Styles,
Good Fitters, Nearly all
Lined, and Well Made
in leery Particular,
Men's Goods.
HIM
A freshstockof OVBROQ.d78 has just srri,ed.
In itBN'S AND BOYS' bt1ITS you will save money by buying
here. -
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HATS,
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TIES' OOLLABS, in ell styles. See our FURS be-
PR/CES ALWAYS RIGHT.
J. H. PEDDER,
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MEDICAL HALL GODER/CH.
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Stock nearly complete again. New goods rewired daily.
A lot of fine Bath and Carriage Sponges justto hand.
The neweet and latest Perfumes!
Patent Medicines, Horse and Cattle .Spiess, and Condition Fow•len,
Rubber Goods, Syringes, Atomisers, Rot Water,and Ice Bags, etc, etc
F. JORDAN
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Corner Colborne -et. and Square
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BRING US YOUR FEET
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wings on a duck, and a ladder is nothke neo -
the
;story to reach our prices.
. OUR RANGE .
of Boots and Shoes covers anything you
need -the neat and dainty foot -covering
, for the house and the strong and comfort -
.t/' able boot for severe weather. Great bar.
quint in Long Boots and all kinds of Pall
Boots and Shoes.
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ST. GEORGE PRICE.
IMPAIRING ,NRATLY DON1i.
BOT. ON DHE $.
A STOCK OF FIRST-CLAiIBJ
CUTLERY
ilx.r - INCLUDING
POCKET AND PEN KNIVES, BUTTER KNIVES.
SCISSORS, RAZORS, SPOONS, CARVERS
and many Ater useful articleThe above line, with an addition from our regular stock, will be cleared
out at bargain prices.
The goods are on display and open for inspection. Come early and get
the beat.
A special is a 2 -blade Pocket Knife at 160. of extra valve, "''?"4417-
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Our regular stook of Table Cutlery, Knives, Ra.en andSoissor
abes veal
completes, 1t
The MI Est abfslat Ryden*
R. W. M°KENZIE
BAIfT MI :SQUAW
The Play to Buy All Hardware map.
"Tile Signal" to 1st of January, 1901, for $1.00
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