The Signal, 1901-12-12, Page 44„ Tuutiasor, Dec. 12, 1901.
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abw& flood out 141 of the many good tillage we have to show you, then Dome and a
w ise *as clock. W. doe "t proem people M buy -feel fres to .Lamle* our goods whether
yea bay or not.
It Ought to be
Eas
yeti se
to select Christmas Presents
!or men, women and children
with this beautiful store -full
from which to choose.
This store has gained tits reputation of
keeping the most up•te data goods e° the
asark•i, and our seleonen for this Christmas
M.. supet.es tuythlos we ham" ever
Ties, Collars.:Cuffs, Handkerohlets, Gloves,
Gauntlets. !Suspenders, Umbrellas, Cuff-L1nks, Neck
tltoarls, CardliCan Jaoketa, Smoking Jaoketa. Hata.
Beautiful Furs. -Oar stook el ladies and man'. Fun isvery seieS. What
would unske a .lose prospect for s lady than a nlos sable
KW. haft, suite.*., or electrlo seal J•oket, • good fur Cap or • pslr of Ueoatleta for
a leas ee a grey lamb Oap for the boy or girl/
Don't Forget that oar store 4 the hudgsart.n for reed, reliable, reedy•to wear
Mottling'. If you west a mat)', suitor overcoat. • boy's salt, rester
gig overseas, you will make se mistake by hums year wadi *applied hen.
Prleea Right Batlataetton Guaranteed.
W. C_ PRS A�.1 v'.
eii EVERY TIURB AY MORNING
iT h leaelLLIOM .T
9ODiRICH. THURSDAY. DtC. 12. 1901.
THE RESULT IN WEST- HURON
THE result in the recent contest in
West Huron proves conclusively that in
this historic political battleground the
electors remember Rues. The fight was
carried on by the Liberals on the line of
*'Rosa and good government" And picayune
WOOS were relegated to the bow -wows. '1'M
Curies, un the other hand, confined them•
selves to personalities and tittle-tattle. with
She result that the close of the poll found
them sadly in the rear.
In the Wt two elections in this riding
Mr. Baca fought the fight practically single-
handed and alone, and his weeknees ap
pealed to the electors and brought him
within an ace of the goat This tame it was
different both in the conduct of the cam-
paign and the result. The entire Conserv.
ative "Cabinet" was in the riding. sol.
WHITNLT was in command, and with him
were Messrs. For, MATHISoN, HtiL$.
CAaeCAL-LIN and WARDELL. A large num
ber of meetings were held in the interest of
She Coseer atiee candidate, and in this
way Mr. BOCK lost the vote that had been
with him when he was unassisted is pre
rims contest., when he had no ". tm '
work in hi. favor,
Another fact that contributed to the In.
crew in Hon. J. T. OARaow'S majority
was that he had been so relentlessly pur
sued in the court* by his opponenta. There
was, in the opinion of many, some reason
why a protest should be entered atter the
exceedingly close contest of March 1, 1898.
but the continuance of legal persecution
atter the election of December, 1899, alien
Med whatever feeling had existed on
that point, and caused electors who had
formerly opposer! Mr GAanow, or who had
abstained from voting at the previous elec
tions, to turn out os. Dec. 4th of this year
sod place themeless on record in favor of
the Liberal candidate. This was partici.
holy :the case when Mr. GAsaow pro
claimed that it was not kis intention to con
tinue in political life after the present sea
6100. but that he did want an assurance
trom *the people of West Huron that he
still had the oonfidet)oe that they had re-
posed in him in former years. and that Mr.
Ewe had merely obtained a catch vote in
March, 1899.
The above were the reasons which led the
electors to show unanimously that in so far
as West Huron is concerned there is no
retrograde movement in Liberalism and that
the people "Remember Koss."
the riding" for JAaas C0L100001 PAT -
?Samoa in 1892!
- Would The Stu bayous believe that at
is right for a Tory to &vuvas' and work
strenuously for the election of hie candidate,
and wrung for for a Liberal to do likewise
for his standard bearer !
- The Mail and Empire came out a tow
days after the election with • hying editori•
al on the Conservative landslide in this
riding, A. W. WRIGHT must have reached
Toronto below The Mail went to press.
- Now that the bye•election (or the
Legislative Assemb:y is over let us all get
together and select the lieu best qualified
to make Goderich forge ahead in 1902.
Let progress, not politics, be the watch-
word.
- The West Huron young Liberal who
started to vote at the Dominion bye elec-
tion of 1896 has had a busy and a successful
time. He has been able to cast his ballot
at seven ;elections during the six years.
and he has not loot hie vote on a single
occasion.
- That western breakwater. which r
being advocated by E N. Lewis, i.certginly
a project that should commend Steel/ to
thoughtful man, not only amongst mariners
bol amongst landsmen. The attention of
the Government should be called to the
matter at An early day.
-The fact that there were only twelve
rested ballots in last week's election may
be connected with the further fact that we
have had eleven Parliamentary election* in
this riding within the past twehe years.
If praettoe makes perfect, the West Huron
elector ought to know how to vote.
- CAraott. Warden Hot?, Mao
ager SApspaas, Alderman MARTIN, "Ad-
miral" MCGILLICUDDY and several others
are mentioned by numbers of the Reform
party of Goderich as "sure winners" to
succeed lura._ Qasaow when his term
expires.
So says The Star. We are glad to see
that our contemporary recognize* the exist-
ence of so much Parliamentary timber on
the Liberal side of the fence.
- Those people to whom "French domin-
ation" ie a perpetual nightmare may be
comforted somewhat by the musue returns
from the Province of Quebec. The total
population of Quebec is 1,645,572, or 117,•
042 more than in 1891. The French in the
Province number 1,307,980, as against
1,186,346. ten years ago, an increase of
121,634, An examination of these figures
will show that, in epite of the comparative
ly Urge birth rate among the French Cana•
dans, the percentage of increase in their
numbers during the past decade is not quite
as large as that of the total population of
the Province.
- Apropos to:t.hediscussion over the new
SNAP SHOTS, railway station which it is proposed that
• -The Star lut week took three columns Goderich shall have is the following from
to say what might have been said in three The Sudbury Journal : "The C P.R. wait.
words : "We feel sore." ingroom at the eo-called station here have
ing heroine utterly unfit for women or
children to terrain in, a subecription list
was circulated among the business men one
day this week for the purpose of miming
means to mend the railway company to
..Our Tory friends are busy naming Grit erect • rnitable shelter. Over $200 we.
eandidatee for the June election. Well, subscribed in a few hours. It is expected
they have the voters' het to esMot from, that the company will at learnt give a free
site for the inteoded structure." Having
contributed so liberally to the building of
spasm in The Star when the Tories "stole both the C.P.R and the O T,R., it in rather
-We very much fear that our esteemed
contemporary, The Star, is in danger of
degenerating into a scold.
-Did anyone ever read a line of virtuous
Skates! Jkates
Oa -
No. 6 Acme Spring Skates,
all sizes,
No. 10 Acme Sprint; Skates,
nickel plated,
Royal Hockey,
Perfection Hockey,
Ladies' Daisy,
Perfect Hockey,
Majestic '
Dominion "
Lightning "
4(I('.
$1.25
1.00
1.25
1.50
1.50
2.25
2.26
3.50
We have a full line of Hockey Pucks, Ankle Supporters,
Shin Guards, &Jockey Sticks, Skate Straps, etc.
I Ions= Weedy gives wick every punkin.
N. D. ROUGVIE,
THE CASH HARDWARE STORE
THE SIGNAL : GODERIOH ONTARIO
toobad that the people should be called
upon to °gist these railways in keeping
their equipateut in deceit ool dition
ECHOES OF 1 HE VICTORY.
Toronto Uloba
le re-eleetleg Mr. liarrow, West Heron
her kepi In the Legislature • sena whose
ability •.d treadtb of vow doss tt honer.
Kincardine Reporter.
1)ld you hear of Brek'e d000 1.''
Many • heart 'twill break to two ;
Better for him stay awe'
Thu to venter hook *gala.
Toronto Star.
The result la the Foos of thee, otrcum•
marrow may be t.kea as a pronounced ee
doreattoo of the Row Gov.ram.ut. it unity
also be accepted as a rebuke to the wales
ot abuse employed by the C.neervatlyse Io
the riding
London Adverd.sr.
The result to West Huron 4 mute than •
straw to Mr. Roe' favor, Is le • whole
amok. At the previous election Mr. Oar
row's m•jorlty was forty -Bre A similar
proporliea•w advanoe will liter' Mr Row a
tbemplog majority at the ooming genual
election.
Seafurth Expositor.
The Rom Gover°meot le growing in pub
Ile favor aad popularity daily, sod Its
result in Nest Huron 1. simpiy Inclina-
tion of what It will be to the Provisos next
sprieg, if the good wort 4 kept up aui ..
fatal =tetras 1e made between this and that
time. In 11t• meantime the whole Liberal
party In the Provloce is Indebted 10 Mr.
Darrow and its friends for their piuoky and
saeoes•ful Sght.
Stratford Beaoou.
W. oewgratutw Mr. Carrow, • high-
minded aad ioueolantloas politicise, on el,
grm) vlaory. It 4 creditable to t5• tidier
that they should elect such • nwweotative.
Thr elotory is else weloomed se an assur-
mu that the Rea Uoverume°1, which
steeds for intelliewwir, Integrity and prog-
rem an the administration of Provincial
affairs, will be .u.talo.d In their appeal to
the country.
1)u MoGdllouddy'a rooster again decor-
ates file front pare of Tin ooutauu 510
11aL, with the pie feetben intact. That
rooster has does service 1a • rood many
sleottoes la West Huron. Long may he
crow !
Wlogham Times
The West Huron election 4 of the post
and the same might be said of tie Comerv-
attyt party 10 Ibis rldieg, esp.rlally as long
as they hays oo other polloy than deounol-
•tion. Tbs majority 1s evidence that the
people woos (latrow se their representative.
It i., further, evidence that the .!sown •I•
an iorellrgent people and Dao nae that the
Kole l:ov.r°ment has a progressive policy.
that whet) a business is tuoobuful it 1e not
well to Grange manager. or .mpleyw.
The majority should put the charge of our
ruption sat of the yusstlo0, 1t 1s some -
thee mon than boodllog that has made
snob a turnover. It 4 t5* exprwion of an
Intelligens electorate.
°tiotoe New Kra.
Those areleles In The Goderloh Star last
week were apparently' more than the people
of Geduld' could stand -and no wonder.
W• bars no fault to find with the three
erliegen from Loodos. Windsor and Strat-
ford who soled as U0 Live serutleeers
In town, but we know what would have
boon said If the Liberals had brought them
in.
lfths Ceaservativis party bad presented
to Id *Or Hunk the •mount of Its legitimate
expenditure l° t h . o•mp•Igo, and alloaef
blm to stay at home, how mach tetter it
would have been. And notwithstanding
the amotlet that has been put no at differ•
sit times by bis friends, the party is mitt
indebted to Mr. fleck, for he hat .aorifo d
himself and bit lot•reate on the altar of hit
part y.
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
Aewker New Memnon t.
Kiefer Advocate : Mr. KWh. Spears,
w ho recently resigned his position to the
grist mill bets, has soo.pted a positlo° as
miller In Ooderloh and left Tuesday evening
tor that town. Durins Mr. Spear.'. r.et-
deoo* here be has made mac► warm friend*
who will regret to hear of hie departure
Irom town.
Se tatter It eke Derl•w..
Toronto Star : The bye election In Weal
Hnroa is beteg carried on with great *ern -
*stases The weekly papers of the county,
better papers than which are not to be
found to the Dominion, are devoting almost
se much epee to It es the big olty dailies to
a g.o.ral campsite.
A Pioneer.
Clinton New Era Mr. Joseph Whitely,
ex 1 God•rioh township, bot now •
resident ot the oounty town, was here on
bottoms on Friday. He oan very properly
lay claim to beteg one of the pioneers of
this dtstrlot, having moved Into Uoderloh
township lo the year 1832. The family,
000tt.tteg of hie pareate and seven child's'',
drove from Hamilton to the Huron trot
by or -team, Mr Whitely describing the
rood aa the roughest kind of bush corduroy,
and he Nye se he looks mak be wooden
that every bot., le hie body was not broken.
After settling oo the 7th concession of
God.rlch township for • fart mouths, the
earrouodiop were so uoossnoisl that Mr.
Whitoly eeacluded they had made a
mistake, sed determined to move to the
States. but Providence interfered; Mrs.
N blwly wee taken sick, •od, being unable
to receive a doctor, 167 111 for eeverel menthe.
Oo her recovery her husband decided that
he would remain, having become r.00nolbed
re his oirromstaooes, and he bad oc-
casion to regret his d.otaoo. torW hit.ly
Is yet an soave, energetic, mac bf 78 years,
with a good many yeses vet to hie credit.
ELOQUENCE.
Linesresp.oetnlly inscribed to Ilea, F, L
Latchford, Ottawa,
Lice perfume of mooted flowery
is a true man's eloquence ;
Gal's shame 4 upon hie forehead,
Ail his sets bespeak rare eases.
Hu ye delights le all that's good,
fits heart Beata for all that's true.
His bongos ettsreth naught but truth,
And gives all good men the r doe -
The leve .f nature 8lle hie heart,
(lode hand .verywhere h. as..
Whatever trials oome to him
H. bean with the greatest este.
'1'5.e 1•e s• with meet grawlsl hearts
Thank Clod for the pore and true
Who Gy to govern oar lord land,
And with grave their hearts Imbue.
ICIA,IM. A. SRIMIIIn..
liodsrioh, Lee. 3rd, 1901.
MUNICIPAL COUNCILS.
A.R►I RI,11.
('000011 met November 9.b, members •11
or.unt. Mhatea of previous meeting read
and approved. Moyed by Wm. Hunter,
seconded by Jobs Mets$yr.: whereas It I.
Prepaid by Ws Greenhill Leine soy Com.
psay 1e estahRM • cemetery se the north
,set of lot Ne. 12 le the 13 h eonowsion,
meters divisbn of the township of Ashhdd,
Us tin mane, e1 Hares, sed said oompaey
have requested this °maned to drnolare that
tbsetabliebtaant thereof le set ehjaetiee.
able, be 1. therefore reeolv.d,end It 1. here.
by remelted, by t5• mnefetpal noneoll of 1M
township of A*5C.Id the, ti. euahliskmvet
of snob cemetery would to no way be eb-
itetleeshl., sled that having regard to the
patio Utmost the said cemetery may be
safely wtabllshwl. A lugs somber of ao.
mute were esamlo.d anti pall, all of which
will apprer la a few weeks to the basso!
al etata.tan► Conned adjourned to meet
*gale on December 16th, seeerdiny M etet-
eta. Wu. Nmrw,os,
i:oMM, n TOWN`ietl'.
Des. 2,
met tour. Y.w
m mmtmtt tit tit m m rem m m m m
EE The Busy HARDWARE STORE Is doing
an enormous business In
tXmas Cutlery
EE
"d Silverware.
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OUR STOCK of Table and Pocket Cutlery is cow vomp'ete. and you
would do well to see our goods Our stock is composed of some
of the beet makes of goods ever imported, and ee are selling at
the vpry closest prioea ever offered the Goderich public.
Silverware :
1847 Rogers Knives and Forks in sots, triple plata Knives and Forks, Tea,
les ort and Table Forks ot the very best makes, Tea Spoons, Table
Spoons. Dessert Spoons, Hatter Dishes, lion Bon fishes, Berry
Spouus, Crumb Trays. Sugar Shells, Butter Knives, and many other
handsome and useful articles.
Tabic Gt1ery of all Kinds gild Makes at Close Prices....
What makes • more useful present for your husband than a
good relub:e
Razor or Shaving Set?
We have the beet.
Bissell's
E Carpet Sweepers-..
ttllta..
Make labor lighter, save the carpet's, .ave your health, and
rusk,' houaekeepieg a pleasure
HANDLE EVERYTHING from a needle to an anchor, and
have the beat assorted stock of General Hardware, Silverware
and Cutlery in Huron County, and we are contideut that we
eau save you money if you deal with us.
Mon' Buy Your Xmas Presents until
You See Our Stock.
ALLAN_Lliciffi,
EThe Busy Corner Hardware. Ifour+t Cools at Honest Inc.ic.
mostug were read sad p.med. Bylaw Na
road - passed. A motion that
the aomlostieo ter reeve and tour coaeeli-
lon be 5.1d to Wilton's Had, Holmeseille,
on the last Monday in December, nod that
the polls°t pieces and deputy returning
otlioere be Lb. wine u lastyeer, was passed.
Rood dlvistos No. 33 was replaced same
se formerly. The fedi:de ne aocounte were
Dahl . For gent -W. Cloogh, *22.32; boo
Pearson, 87 98: P. Shiite. *5 40; Ju. Hay,
$11.16; W. March, 12880; Tees Jewett,
$3.18; Ju. tonne' . 817.16; D. Johnston.
*18; K. Camplon, 123.70: J. Fraser, *5.10:
Thos. Betties, *6 081 U, Seaoem, 16.72;
D. J. Burne, $4 80; U. Grigg, $33.99(1; W.
Crooke, 2 46; N Rathwell, 83 90; J. Jarvis,
:3.24; J. Porter. $6.60; W. J. Currie,
*20.64 Conned •dio,rned to meet os. the
1615 day of December.-NIxoa tSTtraDT,
Clerk,
0.,.,; Corest Ceras:
Dhooversd at nut; a remedy that 1s son,
safe and paioleu. Putnam's Painless Cora
and Wars Ertractor sever faIle, never
mines pain, Der •vee this slightest disoom
fort. Buy Putnam* Cora ELtr°ctor, and
beware of the many obeep, den , and
flesh saU.g subotitates In the market
THE LATE
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jCIJRISTMAS
WE have Just put into stock a lot of fresh new
goods for Christmas trade.
A LARGE SHIPMENT
HANDKERCI t1EFS. 124 dos.. s.1 15 lonewtaa price : 7Lo, 4o, 5t, 8u, 100,
12 •, 150, 18o, 20), 260, 30a Mmbroldered and loos
edges. The grealsst yalue seer seen here.
MUFFLERS. i a.
oibm`r. osd.11e, LADIES' PARASOL.S. m.d
unpinned 1• ►aloe. Jut the Hoag Is. a Christmas presses.
GENTS' UMBRELLAS• frame: something newntury ruiner , es $11.00 to 82.76 union
FURS. Cw 12 aped00&.-- 6 60, 10.00, 16.00, 17 00, 27,00, 30.00. Raft. -From $2 00
�r
Just 15 left, the bateau of our season's stook, wblob writ bs
LADIES' COAT..
sold a/ prigs' to Dear. Every ono most be sold .t sees
pries.
Two fur coats left yak One 26.00, the other 28,00, whlob is muob l... Ikan real value.
A bag terga') for some two persons.
W. were 1n Tornow lost week sod .,oared b.twew *400 00 and $1500 00 worth of geeds
suitable for the sessoo 1• general nook at away down price, whlok are to 0s .old •1
away down prloes.
us. for Christmas trade, trona *1.00 to 54 bU
J. H. Colborne,
Goderich.
Merry Christmas
Is Coming' + The Happiest Time
of all the Year, .. ,
And Your Attention is ealled to our stock
Perfumery-.
In the greatest variety and finest
valuer we have ever had -10o to
*4 00.
Some in Loather int. Hand
kerchief and Glove Gi.us, The
thirst line of all -SEE THEM.
Gnat values in Xmas Packages
at 25o to $1.00 -Beauties at *1 50
to 22 00.
NEW BULK OitORS-
Pink Peony (ben only), (:urine
larnation,, Czarina Violets, White
Heather.
Largest rerfa.ae Sleek In Waren
Ceuly,
A DAINTY PERFUME IS TNI•: BEST
01 FT.
Gifts for Smokers
A fine line of Case Pipes -81.00 t.,
81300.
Nice Xmas Packages of Cigars -
li5cto*200.
Cigar Case. Cigarette
Smokers' Sete
FINE TOILET BRUSHER IN K11ON3',
etc., NICE MIRRORS.
OIFr I'URso.s, TOILET CASES,
and other linos.
NOTE:
For that stubborn coli the best treatment
is a box of Laxstive-Bromo-Quinine and •
bottle of our W iib Pine and Tar.
_ We yc e l W. C. G00DE, a Chemist,
BEDFORD siocx.
D. K.STRACHAN'S
MAINE AND BLACKSMITH SHOP
UNDER NEW MANAUESIKNT.
JAMES H. JOHNSTON,
who had been with the' are Mie, 8Tre*CHAw
Lor several years, and is thoroughly cot) -
versant wlih all oda es of work thee Dere
nes° does 1n the shop, wishes to aneor-tce
that be has taken °barge of tree establish
meet ar 1 w111 carry on the taslnem to
such • manner as to rataib •le c .edd•see
wormed.anwormed. heretoforesx. coded to the
lateown.r, and will ' pleased to have as
many new customers as w111 favor him
with their ratronsge. in eddttton to Ship
Mork, las flows, Street Waering Wee -
one, Home Powers, ,to , he w111 routine*.
to do MINERAL HLACKSMITHIXG and
1tZPAIR WORK of .11 kledt. MA-
CHINE TURNING, DRILLING, PLAN
ING, TQRILADING. aad all kinds of ma
ohloe work done on short notice.
He has also added a Orst-class BR/ ?LNG
PLANT, and all work In that hue, including
Bicycle repainng and brakes of all ktodm, CIO
be stteoded to oo short notice. Iowa Mow.
ere sharpened. {'rices will be found quite
reasonable.
JAMES A. JOHN+TON,
The late D. 1.• Htracba°'e Meobine aad Moot
smith Shop, Victoria K,. GodeHoh.
RELIABLE
URS
404141•••••
E never did advocate shopping away from
home when you could do as well there as
anywhere. But there are things which, it
stands to reason, one can buy better in a
centre like Toronto is, and one of these is
FINE RELIABLE FURS, because to get
the variety and to get the guaranteed qual•
ity you must go to the larger market. We
are exclusive fur manufacturers. We make
everything we sell, and we guarantee every-
thing wo make. We shall be pleased to
welcome you to our showrooms --the largest
and hest appointed in the Dominion -if you
are passing our way, but if that's not pos-
sible we'll be pleased to serve you through
our Mail Order Department and promise
you absolute satisfaction. You can have a
copy of our new 1901-2 Catalogue for the
asking. We are making a special feature of
warm fur Jackets.
LADIES' ASTRACHAN JACKETS. -Our "psetal....... $25
1. DIPJ$' ASTRACHAN, COON AND WALLABY JACK•
ETA $25 t. $50
LADIES' ELECTRIC SEAL JACK RT8.-PLM 30 to 40
45 to 65.
LADIES' KLiECTRIC MEAL. JACRSTS -Trimmed
J. W. T. FAIRWEATHER &
84 YONOE-ST. - :TORONTO.
Call and In.
spect.
Sharman, jr.
BOOTSI�HOES,4„,S____RUBBERS.
We have the kite t stock of BOOTS, SHOES aid
RUBBER GOODS over shown in Goderich,
It comprises goods of the following well-known makers :
J. & T. Bell, Walker -Parker Co , "Empress," The Victoria
Shoe Co., The Slater Shoe Co , The Williams Shoe Co. and
E. T. Wright & Co., of Rocland, Mass.
In Rubbers we can give either the Canadian Granby,
Berlin, or the Glove Goodyear Rubber, of New York.
Wm. Sharman, .it.
"GOOD RELIABLE GOODS AT FAIR PRICES,"
is our motto.
Coal! Coal!
June Received
80 Tons
Massillon Lump Coal,
The beet Soft Coal 1. the market fie
domestic corpses', also severs! oars 1/
Scranton
Hard Coal
Now ARRIVING.
ALL COAL WEIGHED ON
THE MARKET SOALES
Soareity of care 1. likely to .'nom • coal
famine daring the next two mo.thi., would
therefor* advise purohw of ynar (1o.1
now.
Wm. Campbell.
ooderioh, hoe. 13th 1901.
A Great Snap-.
ie ear Glover Neap, at be a
of ankle!e wsoli a hsrrel a week.
Isn't star coaly .mp, as we tarry
everything Ib.t ena be loved in an so-
to dap mese] eters, and ear prier
are right. The tanners kite. that they
tae way• get from vs a map ter their
rodeo*. W• draw the Ilse at se
I amass Bred. - .verylhtag goes :
Q or pMtees, elides staff or
ekdprs kaki* Masa. W. deal la all
of them.
T. G. TIPLING & 00.,
Redford bleak, Qederfeb.
1
Before
Buying
I see our lige
of....4•
NEATENS
RAN6ES....
We will save
you money and
give you the
choice of the
best lines on
the Canadian
market.
Every Stove fully
Oaarnnteed. . .
LIB BHEPlARD,
(70DRIL11,11.
Mill Wood
FOR SALE
The al eve is cat into stove wood
len4th and will be delivered to any
part of the town the sante day as
ordered.
Orders received by telephone as
left at 'voidance, 128 Cambria street.
will receive prompt attention.
Phone 98.
PETER McEWAN.
(4,ueriob. November 1ls1, 1*GO Wass