The Signal, 1902-4-24, Page 5•
THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
TEOsaosy, April 24, 1901. d
W. Acheson&Son
CARPETS ad FLOOR COVERINGS.
ONE needs only to enter our Carpet room and take a look at the
rolls of Carpets stocking it from one end to the other and from
side to side to be impressed with the fact that here is a stock
that will suit every need, large or small. No difficulty in selecting.
A word or two of new specials.
2- and 3 -ply all pure wool Carpet.,
English Brueaels
English Axminster*
English Tapestries
Yard wide Union Carpets
650, 75c, $1.00
75v, 90c, $1.10, $1.25
$1.25
40c, 50c, 60o
20c, 25c, 35e, 45o
Heavy Scotch Linoleums, 2 yards wide, sew dodges, extra epeoial
371ie
sale., per squat yard .. .. .
American Dress Organdy Muslins.
1800 virile of 36 lsohes wide doe Drees Muslin*, 50 patterns to choose from, to
neat stripes and d•toty figures and small spray patterns of pink, blue, browns,
roots, nave. lilac, green and black, really the moot effeot,ve Dr,. Murillo& we
ever had See them to our window. All one pekoe IOC
11utt.r1ok'a Patterns for May all to stock
May Fashion Sheets lest la and tree for asking.
•
W. Acheson & Son.
HORSE BREEDINO FOR PROFIT.
Every busloads s..ms to have Its times
h1 prosperity, and tie times of adversity.
for • somber of years Uosadi•n honm met
with • ready sole starred striate, and then
all at now oasis a period during which thea
the beet wart soero.ly notable, and loferi'r
stook 000ld bardly be given away. Tbis
"tete of Wogs was doe largely to over Pro-
dao;ios. the indiscriminate breeding of
oe.uieable animals, and the rut e.rtotitis) o1
e lectric for here power en street oars.
Ibis result was that tet m•jorlty of faro,.ue
gave op the breeding of horses, and many .•f
those who coattoo.d in the business, be
oams oareless la the fort of sires alloy need.
The Importation of high ole 'Whoa"
Liman chased, and the trade became
generally dealers' zed. During the put
two or three year*, hardness bas beim
grdully reviving. The •orolly of good
horses, doe te th• cessation 1n breeding,
ceased a else 1■ prices, and t0• require-
ments of the army la South Mirka Is
°resew! the 3eeoasd.. While Otto inereasied
dowsed to effaced all classes of horses to
• mantle .dant, there are some climes that
ter• moth more profitable than others for
breeders to raise. Tbe first question ler
01.e broader to deotds If what sort el
three will bring him in the best returns.
?moot, in tb• bredlog of ties stock mint
fes moored by the utu•I value of the
promote, sod toe profits that may be
derived therefrom.
not dolt horse ie undoubtedly Ibe most
profitable sort that the farmer ass breed.
Good heavy horse* weighing from 1500 op
werds, and or good quality. .re likely to
meet with ready sole for muss time to tomo.
By browbeat s good more tea heavy Clydes-
dale or Shire .1.111.,.. • farmer le reasonably
sere of semis* • cost that, at five than
old, will Was him not lees than $125 00.
Besides this there le lees risk of • heavy
colt getting blemished. A blemt•hed mit
of the lighter breeds. sohoot be told ez..pt
at a sacrifice, wetness ,.n a horse employed
at slow work, soots as teeming, a blemish le
nos soots a disadvantage. Moreover If the
blemub is pronounced, the termer will .till
hay• a rood awful animal for hls own farm
work, rid ,n the out of • mare, he ass
profitably use bee for breeding. 1f the
defect I. oot hrditary. The tootles, op
standing, Clyd..dal. type .00h u le found
In the Hith1..A. of Soetlaod, is, In my
optolr, the most suitable hone for IOD
Amoral farrow to raise. These hor..s are
tr•ca►Ie, asd roily Drokeo, sad while
await log sole out be readily used for any
sort of farm work, thug paying for (heir
keep, widish the faaoy hors.. rarely do.
Carriage and saddle bores of Ibe best
type will always sell for good polo... both
In the 13.ited Sate. and Great Brittle.
We often her of I1p h gb prier yield for 0
fine osrrlege team or • bunter, but 5I oour..
the termer dor net ret prices lik• these
They are only got after weeks and whips
months of training and Sttlmg in the hence
of dealers. 1'be farmer seldom hes the
time and the neernry k.nwldge of train.
leg e.d "(Wog up," to produce the finished
article. Still the dealer, se a rale, pays the
breeder • fair pries, and m long u h• dreg
it, It will pay to gree "ooh 00,.,. The
best carriers horses are sired by thorough
bred. hackney sod e.'oasloo.11y try ooaeh
and eandrd bred .1al11o.. The thorourt.
Med produose the beet styli, et orris,e
horses, when the mares have .afRoleot 1171,
led geod gaalitT.
Military bone. have lately loon very
•eob to demand, hue there Is rom• cootie as
to th• permao•oov of this mrk.r, at prices
whtob w111 prove profitable Is the producers
Formerly, "her• ware only two olives of
threes purohoed by Creat Britain for mili-
tary purpose", vlz : these for oaveny sod
thew for artillery. Now, however, there to
• tblyd Case for mounted infantry. Thu is
toe Imbues class of the three, the animals
✓ eugtog In height from 14 1 hands to 15 I
haoas. Cavalry borhes must 0101101. Irom
15 1 i hand. to 15 3 i hands, and artillery
t hroes from 15 2 to
lb e d
an e.Ma r Dent,
0 1
1 .
who has pur.bas.i most of the Canedlso
horses for South Africa, glues the following
description of the oeue.a►ry qualtflostions :
-The stamp of buroe required for artillery
prpoIes is a b'ooky tort of horse, with se
muob breeding asd boo. u possible. '1'n.
✓ v.lry hone le of . lighter type, with
good a oulder., loin and neck. The mount
hal Inbutry cobs 111e miniature horses. 1 be
best stamp I have oome scrow le the French
i'.no►dlan, the only fault In their ease beteg
ellen • sherto.ss of rein, (nsuk) The type
of horse*, for whatever branch ot the servtoe
required, should be that of the Eoglub bum
ter, with short lege, abort cannon bone,
/trod sbenld.n, their rib and Irma. Dud the
more breei(ng oombin.d with str.ovtb the
better. 11 bar I think are most o..dd to
produoo Ma type, are good thoroughbred
Wet, not over 16 hands, oempaot bon.s
with putty of hoe .od •crloo "
It to highly desirable that noise but ter
best ohm of regut.r54 sallloos to used
Then are far iso many Inferior horses to the
( wntry now, end 11 our farmers brood to
grade, or cheap purebred stallions, no 1..
provement will he possible. 7'h• big, sound,
motive, Ulydesdalt will probab:y ;dye the
best reunite on heavy mares, asd 11.
thoroughbred hu good striae mise nl the
banter sort Mares with °enudeeabl.
warm blood u• most drivable tor breeding
to • h&rko•y or soaob Muffles.
Finally It 1e of the greatest important,.
thee the foal shall be well foe, an the best
•l breeding will avail little, if the young
animal 1e allowed to suffer for lark of proper
feed and ere. hood breeding and geed
feeding must go hand in hand. if • stomps
le to be made of the bestow of hong brood -
fug.
E. W. Huotoe
Live Stook Commissioner
A KETIREO MISSIONARY.
she Gelates Some Interesting Episodes e1
her Eremite! and Emu Lite
tfl.00wnm.D, Oo1., April 21et, (Special).
-Mir* H. V y, • retired muelos•ry
who le now 73 years of age, le spindles her
doehaiog years ter".
Many are th. lesplrlog 11e.. which
shit relater ot her work amooa the Doskh•
bens is the ('.udlaa Northwest.
She tolls of one peer yo0ne woman
+mho, Iola people who was suffering se
✓ evrdy with dropsy that she was terribly
bloated all over, and oc.6ned to her bed.
Tree Isle mise oozy left • few of Didd'e
K idney Pills and Im odlaaly sent for three
more holes.
She was rewarded for her efforts by the
complete rmovery of the young woman.
11.dd's Kldo.' Pills have received this
wort by woman's moth emphatic end.r.atloa.
Clioten : W. C. Cooper 1. here from
Winnipeg, Men , vult'ng hie s'o'ber, sod
will 1. here troll the let of May It is two
and a half years .'n, he was home. Mr.
Cooper ropreeeule whelevale houses of
Winnipeg and Montreal In the west, and
knows the country from Wlooipeg to the
I Pacific coast.
Barb Wire at $2.90
IS CHEAP. (A Car load.)
No. 9 Coiled Spring Wire at 3c a Ib. (:1 ('ar-load.)
Two packages Carpet Tacks for
4 boxes Axle Grease.. , . .
Royal Canadian Clothes Wringers at
Long -handle, round -point, steel Shovels at
And many other things are cheaper at
M°KENZIE HOWELL'S
than elsewhere.
Buying for Cash and in geantitics make it so that we can al -
Kays do as well and very often a great deal better than others.
We have put in stock a car of WIRE NAILS, and can
customer from 50c to $1.00 and over per keg.
PENINSULAR PORTLAND CEMENT, the Cement that
caused go much favorable comment last season, we continuo to sell.
Also the LOUDEN BARN DOOR HANGER (that cannot
blow off). These have filled a long -felt want. The largo new barns
built last year around here almost all have them on, and they are giv-
ing perfect satisfaction.
We have a most complete line of BUILDERS' HARDWARE.
CARPENTERS' TOOLf3 ons stock wai never better.
5c
25c
$2.50
70c
save a
Alun in
We sell the beet ready mixed PAINTS made and guarantee
every package to be right. if not, money is refunded.
ALABASTINE, cold water points and decoratives for house-
cleaning time are in stock.
AMERICAN FIELD FENCING goes like hot cakes. it is a
general fgvorite. (A Car -Toad.)
McKENZJE & 1YO tiV ELL
TRE PI.ACE TO BUY ALL HARDWARE CHEAP.
EAST emir •QUARE,
GODERICH.
THE TOWN COUNCIL.
Buda... Traseaeted as the aegdr Reel.
Pig e■ Priddy aveal.g,
The regular meeting of the town *ousel;
we. held on Friday *veolug, The Mayor
wait In the ohm, and all the 000audlors
were presser t,
Ao applloatlou from Mre. Hawley tot the
planting of some trees to trout of lot 92,
Cubourr euwt, wan referred to the street
tosp.,coca
to regard to the final lmprovemeol by-
laws, the lollewlog letter was received Irom
Mesers. lhukloeoo & Ostrow :
"We bare at length completed the bylaws
provldmg for the true of d.beoturee to
carer th• most of the grwnolithto .Id•w.l►s.
'Vie matter was au extr.mely uompltuated
one and lovulved a great deal of work sod
a large Dumber of more or less Intricate
ostentatious.
"All the sidewalks were 000struoted
under one of tore lour main sublimes, ylo
"1. '111+ tomo taklog the tolusuve, the
property paying the total riots.
"2. The town akiog the Initlative, the
property p.y,ng only 60 per coot, of the
Ort. and the town the h•lanoe.
"3. Oa petltlm of the property owners,
the property paying the total cwt; Ind
"4. Ga petltioo of the property owners,
the proper y paylop 60 per that. and the
town the b•lanos Theo Io two l0.anoes
the town, or rather the oouooll, to addi.iou
r• the yoor•I bylaw had mired • special
b(law author,/ og the work to prooeed
This made really five groups and In one or
other of thew groups all the properties
oppoette which •ldewalks had been 000
equated had to fled a pl.os.
'There are, therefore, six bylaw, pro
riding for the Issue of debentures, secured
by local special r•tea for the amount end o0
the properties mentioned to each bylaw,
the debentures befog furlhur guraet.ed by
the town 1h.r• if also • bylaw to pro
vide for the base of debentures es pay the
town's proportion of toe that of the side
walk and there should, we think, be one
whloh we nave teem unable as yet to pre
pare, providing for the payment of street
°roosogr, etc. Provision is made in each
of the bylaw* for oonaoladatton, Lod we
thick I, would be advisable 1t this were
done. Mr. J T. Darrow thought at Doe
time that 11 would be .dvl.able to beak,
afrrh, entirely, owing to the Irregolariti•e
that have tPkee place in the Initial proceed•
loge, but atter 000siderlog the matter ore
fully he came to the oosulusloo that 1t
w ould be melees to attempt to du so. The
writer wrote to him • tow days 150 at' Por
onto and has received • letter from bini
confirmtog tins opmloo whiob he had form
.rly expreseed. It wtuld of course have
been better 1f epeeist bylaws bad been o•.
mod In each oase, but the general bylaw le
pretty complete and at the most, i1 anyone
should attempt to Lttsck the bylaws Lbeni
to be parsed, the Court would merely refer
them back to the couooll to be amended as
provided for in the Muototpsl Aot, and
would not quash the bylaws entirely. That
act provided that when • debt the been
created ter porpoise such as thee. Ise has
been done here to the Haag ot Sloo1real,
the oounoll can, 11 any detect appears In the
creation of the debt, amend and re-smsod
as often as they see lit, until they get the
matter In proper shape.
"0V• enclose the bylaws which we have
mentlood. lb one or othet of them will be
found all the properties upon which side-
walk" lithe been 000streoted.
"Yours truly.
• "Dlcars'o, & (hsaoW."
The communication win referred to the
public works committee, and • special meet -
tog o1 the coattail will probably be held
1.'e, to take action upon the bylswe.
A eommunto0tioo fr.m John Bell, .f the
G. T. R., in regard to the Company's water
supply here, stated that tore was so se-
meot at pre..ot, existing between too tows
and the G. T. R., bat that for Ave r six
years the Company had bio paying at the
rate of $375 a year for their water.
Ao application from the Musical Society
for the *Dual yearly grant of $200 for th•
.Cary of the b.odm.ster was referred eo
the epeeist °smmltie. The usual ooudi-
1.1on, were mentioned, namely, that the
band give filteeo opeo.Ltr 0000erts during
the 'anima, eyeologe.
Councillor McKim was In favor of giving
the band so moob a night for their summer
°ouosrt. He said that last year they ran •
n umber of the ono.era too close together at
the end of the season, when poop!. could
n ot go out to her them.
A ,squeal from the nubile library hoard
for the payment of $100 out of the library
appropriation was granted.
A statement from the manager of the
Heron and Bruce Loan and Investment
Company that all sinking funds of the oor-
porarloo on deposit with the Compssy
would now draw intent at the rate of loot
per oent., n,mpouoded halt.yearly, was el*
tarred to the finance committee.
A requisition from the fire brtged• for sop
Pies was read and referred to (he fire cam.
mutters with power to sot.
A complaint from Jane .1 Elliott and
We Mary Young, Soo h street, of the non
dntan rt the walk sod rod opooate their
prop.rty wee read sod filed.
A oommunoar:oa if 0131 the Ink. Horns &
Manitoba Milling Co. in regard to their
water service was *eat to we'er and light.
oommittee. The Company stated that they
would put In a meter as quickly as pooelb'e.
A statement of some further supplies
needed for new water "emcee was sent to
the water end light oomm,stee.
Tte lollawiOS 00on00t5 were sent to tt e
finance committee : ('an•dien t,enerel Elmo
trio Co., Toronto, supplies, $5.70 ; Gutta
P.roha & Robber Mfg Co , Toronto, fire
men's supplies, $23.90; R. H. Cult, relief,
864 99 ; Muniolp.l World, St. Thome,
blanks, 25,. ; Hart & Riddell. Toronto,
bloke, $1.08; Packard Eleotrle ('o., St
Catharnee, transformer and fraleht, $51 ;
Allan & Slither, hardware. $9 80 ; Wm.
Kirkbetde, dryisg hots, 90 ; 00,111111I Com-
pany, Toronto, Higg.r'• Mooloipal Moonal,
$12.75 ; Sturdy & ('o., relief, $3 19 ; Tim
Star, printing. $12 8S : TRI il(;NAi., pilot
tog and •dv.rtumg, $15 75 R. O. Mooning"
24i day. as assistant •.tenor, at $1 75 per
day, $42 87; Canadian Ueeeral Eleotno Co ,
wire, $12726; "applies, $368; blotto Per
oh. & Rubber Mtg 00., .upplii., $6 90
The special oommlttes reported that they
had ann.Idered the appllostion of the fire
company for an additional sons of $2 to each
mon for each fire he attends and had laid
the matter over for the prem.ot. They had
engaged Wm N,tt as orst.ker of the
perk, at • salary of 830 per month for five
months, commencing April 14th. The re.
port was dented,
The public wo,k0 oommktee recommend
ed that tenders be &eked for the extension
of the sewer to the rummer hotel, filo to be
8 lnoh ; lb et tendon for a new watering
osrt be asked for, that .pemficstlons he
drawn and that Mews. Thnmpaon, Knox,
Hnmh•r and Morney be a oommit'ee to at-
tend to the matter 1 that ra'oh-heslne be
put le all the ooroer of W.besley and Elgin
, the runner e1 Cambria road and N e1
toe street, and the owner of W.Iltupton anti
Elgin 81,1ete---estimated omit of the hosing,
$15 each ; that the sidewalk on the east
sitg of the Rayfield road opposite the prep-
*rtl, of Messrs. K!wards and Salkeld be
repaired. The report was adopted.
A sport of the fin.nne anmmlfree, reoom-
mendlr g the payment o1 * somber of ao
oenn'e, mos &dented.
C mmarlllor McKim meot.'rn.d that the
regular monthly report of the treasurer
would he open for public impieties t1 1h.
stork'. °flies at any tone ex rept. for • few
days at the eel of earth month. The invert
would 8. entered in a hook In the we, loth
Wed by the auditor. and the book wools
be kept In the nlork's tfflre
RYlow No 8 of 1902, to Inorea.e 05.
number of members et the water and Ilpht
committee from three to els, was reed three
limes sod passed.
(3.ter bylaw* were passed se f crews Nr,
9, to 0pOolet W. P. (fallow, M. 11 , In 0he
heard of health to onmplete the turn of the
0'. N. Lemke to the Cullegit'• 1oet,tute
b and la the platy el the I.t• James lrl.
Shepherd ' lye. 11, to appo sit June Ke: nig
a•u to the publics 1 brut' board to pl.00 sal
A. J. Moore, B. A., r•e:gaed' Tee t on of
emit of thew ape delineate expires is the
e nd of the year 1902.
Councillor Elliott sulgeeted that the
walk" la the Square lading from 0.et and
hest streets he changed to •e to avoid the
making of tuths tkroueh tee grass. Ceuo-
o:llur Humber 1800581 tele woui't be a oaed-
less expeols to view of the loot that the
uummltte• was ooutempletluv the laying of
vraooltthio walks In the Square. he one
supported Mr. Elliott's euggeet;uo, and the
macer was dropped.
Mr. Elliott brought up the matter of the
bylaws against Liao rua,''ng of crows at large
and the whoa of btevoles o0 the sidewalk,,
sod urged that stops be taken et ono* for
the enforcement of these bylaws. The pub
1 o works committee wee Ioetruoted lo tak•
the matter up at cane, and was empowered
to devise • tom„dy for the violation of the
bylaws. kir. McKim though" the town
could not afford to employ an cltiosr to en
tures the bylaws, cod mov,d that the town
pay to the perms giving loformatioo wbluh
laude to a conviettea the sum of $2 for soon
o avto'ion. This suggestion, however, did
not find favor with the crouton. Mr. Mur
thy thought • day 000sablo should be em
ploy•d in any oast.
Mr. McKim said that the return of fin,
by the Police Magistrate for last yea- was
only $6. He wanted to know what the
Polio' Court was dolog, and moved that the
clerk be Instructed to report at the next
regular w..clog the number of 000vlotlooe
and floes imposed by the folios Magistrate
during 1901. This woe orrled.
Councillor dumber mentioned • complaint
that the trees 00 the Suuare were bola/
mutilated by the severe trimming. Mr.
Elliott, chairman of the oommittw, thought
it would be safe to leave the trees to las
oars of Mr. Watt, sod believed when the
leaven came out they would look better
than before.
Counollier Thompson reported that he
bad waited upon Mine Sklmlogs, as ,n -
' quoted by the council, to refereoos to her
claim for oompeowtlon for injuries reoelved
from her fall 011 the sidewalk Int winter.
An agreement was reached that he retitle
sloe of her tale, would be 000sidersd a set
tlemeot. Tee mstt•r was referred to th•
special ° mm'tto,
Mr. McKim asked for the quarterly
statement, from the Bank of Montreal and
the Huron and Broth Loan Company, but
they were not ;et heed.
The cannot! then adj,0rned.
Why Sallie and Enera.P
Don't .offer any mon with a oold i° the
bead, just carry • Ca'rrhozone lobster Is
your art pooket, the it now and again and
yea won't hav* oolds. C.arrboaooe kneeke
eat a cold In too minute., kills a besdaohe
In five minutes, and hard nacho./ coughs to
h.11 as hour. Inhale the pleasant Catrrh•
ozone r&por tor fiv. minutes four times
daily and it will cure broo•hitle, long
trouble, detainee., •shtma and catarrh in
any port of the system. C.Nirrboauss is !
the most direct, modern and scientific i
method and 1. guaranteed to give estmfee
tion. Complete two months' Moronism?
owes $1 00, trial s'zs 25,. Drurglete or N
1'. Polon t Co., Klooeton, Ont. Hama
ten's Pals Cure Crstlpatien.
ECZEMA CURED.
liscA.rrsa, 7th April, 1902.
Macleod Medicine Co.,
Ooderloh, Ont.
1 was &dinned with eczema for five or six
year, before 1899, when then I began to the
your Soak and Swab. 1 tried ointments
and weehes, and situ doctor's m.d:otoe, but
they did me no good, 11 was juts money
awn away. le the day ttms She itching
was bad enough, but at night it was ta rr,bte,
and when the oreepy, Drawly feeling Dame
en 1 was quite distracted. 1 could not
d eep neither could 1 rut. rose very tired to
the morons,. I beard through a friend that
your Soak and Swab would ours this dig
ease. I wrote there and then for this rem.
edy and • tattle o1 your System Renovator,
whtob I reoelyd per "sprees Immediately.
I got reel then and could sleep well. 1 used
four pint bottles, which cured me, sod I
000tlnud thereafter to •poly the other two
until I was entirely cared. This remedy
should be known far and neer as a ours for
this disease. When it cored me why not
oars others. I am. deer sir, your. truly,
MRS Gwo,v;R SRISToi..
KINGSBRIOGE.
MON liAT, Aprll 14'h, 1902
Last Wednesday afternoon a Inge gather -
mg of friends end neighbors met al the
home of Mr. and Mn. if McGinty, Ash.
field, previous to their deperture far their
new home Deer Alpena, Mroh. The afror•
noon was pleasantly spent by the elderly
friends I. mu.to and ooevereation, and jus'
before adjourning to the d'nine' Gem fo:
tea Mrs. MoUloty was presented with a
well-filled purse, sod the following attire's :
K'ngebndgs, April 1, 1902,
DEAR MRS. Me•Ii1NTY -Your approach•
log departure hone nth midst affords us e
lithos opportunity of giving expression to
the Zoog cherished feelings of love sed re -
'011111 entertained for yam by your many
friends In Ashfield. Your kindness 1.r
heart, charitable di.yndtton sod Christ.lo
vicines hare endertd you to as. Ws
therefore keenly feel and regrot the parting,
whilst in your own household yc.0 hate
proyed yourrcll a true, faithful Lod rx
• mpl.ry wife, . k:nd and loving mother
Please •oocpt chie puree se an Gamest of our
love, accompanied by our beet wisher it
the health and hspploeea o1 yourself, hue'
band and family. May y, ter yea s
many and strewn with plesoure, and whin
in the fullness of time you meet the eternal
de'ore. may the chnlcset blessing., of lletre°
le, your lot, Farewell.
Signed on beh.l1 of your many Woods
MAKOARRT HURLEY.
MRS 0. C. Obvert.
Mss. M Foot.
MRM. HOGAN.
MRs. J. 1. SULLIVAN.
Mr. Mct;:rely repiled in behalf of Mrs.
MoGinly. In a few well'obneen words he
thanked the people for their kindness* end
".pression of good will, assuring them be
and family would veer remember their
many friend. In Ashfield, in the evening
this young people gathered and had a most
enjoyable time tripping the light faotastio
until "the .m: hours."
Tockersmlth : Wm. Cameron, of the Mill
Road, Tunker.mith, Is making prep.r.t•nns
for the erentinn of a handsome new reel
d•r.on chi• summer Mrs Holman, on th.
.dj fining tarn,, lee else oommenoed the
too, tool of a born torrp':t .stn one repent y
burned rinen '111* M Kin.. Writhe's,
of Kgmondv.11r, bay° tor' h ontlrante.
.
rtunity makes
the thief."
Shoe solc"robbcry"
prevails 'ccause it
can't be discovered till
the shoe is worn out.
The Makers' price
stamped on the sole -
pledges value up to
that price in -
"The Slater Shoe"
T'w std' LJ
Wei James M Shephard ; No. 10, Se 'postai ML Some, j,. • SII$ Ural Aged.
e
Mod
Morten
are simply kidney dlaorder., The kldneya
Alter the blood of all that shouldn't bb.
there. The blood passes through the kid-
neys every throe minutes. If the kidneys
do their work no impurity or cause Of
disorder can remain in the clrculatiothe
longer than that time. Therefore if your
blood is out of order your kidneys have
failed in their work. They aro 1n need e$
stimulation, strengthening or doctoring.
One medicine will do all three, the finest
and most imitated blood medicine Were
la
Dodd's
Kidney
Fills
CO AWAY BACK
AND SIT
DOWN
For
half -an -hour and
O
we will show you the
prettiest designs in
WALL PAPER
ever shown in Gode-
rich.
Remember we have 3000 sam-
ples. Everything in the Wall
Paper line that two of the largest
manufacturers in Canada Lnd the
United States produce.
Our' 5c Papers are sweetly
pretty ; our 10c Papers
are sweetly prettier ; our
20c papers are sweetly
prettiest.
LEATHER
GOODS
DEPA IRTM ENT.
Examine our Show Window
for b gains in Purses, Chate-
laines, Iusic Rolls, etc., all re-
duced to 1.00 from $150 and
$_'.50.
KIDD'S
BOOK STORE,
1'.o,l'ri, h.
OUR METALLIC
CEILINGS • -WALLS
Are both artistic and serviceable.
Popularly used by practical people
everywhere.
a
Easily applied -most moderate in
cost -fire-proof, sanitary and won-
derfully durable --with countless
designs to setect from.
Write u. for booklet tells( all about them.
METALLIO ROOFING CO., limited
Wholesale Mfrs. a TORONTO, CANADA.
Lee
E.wt btko Motahic Nhin(;h e,
-FOR SAL+ 11T -
Dunlop
Detachable
Tires
First in 1888 -
Foremost ever since.
To have been "first"
merely proves antiquity.
To have remained first
proves merit.
DUNLOP TIRE CO.,
L0M1Tmn,
TORONTO.
JordaOCn iG Mc K I M' S
BI
Qoderich,
Ont.
Millinery Bargain.
A very low price does not constitute a Millinery
bargain. Wo could give you a trimmed hat for cents
-nut dollars -aid yet not a bargain. But for Satur-
day, April _'tith, we will have
Twelve Bargain Hats at $1.75 each.
Twelve down to data Hata, trimmed to nor own rooms. They w111 be strlotly
1&shlomable oroduotlon., this year's goods rid a lovely has lo every seeee, t 1.75
value at Ileum Use price. no two the same, sod *soh at .Y
"Coronation" Corsets. -Tele is 11.
n ew corset and you Dan t be In style with
out • pair. It 1. not • °omit made to sell
bull • ooreet the present .tyle of drew de-
mands. Short (root, bias out, but where It
differs from other short front. 11 1. iosg
over the hips. The sorest you must have
to be In t1. .tyle.
Organdys.-our Freoob wash goods re
unique. Nu ons else o•0 show Tots any-
thing 11ke them and the prior are roa.on-
able. White wash goods.. 10J to 25J
8klrta.-A big lot of thaw bla•k merer-
Pad uod.rskute, made full, with domes
bwylly oorded with del fall, fast oiler and
lovely rustle, good value at 82.00, our pit..,
'mob '91.29
HON.-Ao usual our blaok hose r. right.
Heavy rib boy'. b..e es, for the large da•,
loo ; other. at 15o 10 7fio
Ladles fast black hoes, grey sod osrdtsal
cashmere feet, none better, as 25o. Whoa
we say fast oolors we mean 501n a *hat will
not 000.e out or "Nilo the feet.
M°KIM'S BUSY STORE.
New Flour, Provision
and Seed Store.
I have opened out the store
on HAMILTON STREET, next to
T. H a l l's Shoo Store, with a
stock of all kinds of MILL PRO-
DUCTS, BREAD STUFFS, BREAK-
FAST FOODS, SEEDS, etc., etc., and
respectfully request a portion of
your trade.
I ant agent for the London
Steam Bakery, and will deliver
Bread to any pact of the town.
Leave your order and my wagon
will call at your house every
day.
Best brands of Flour, includ-
ing the Lake Huron and Mani-
toba Milling Co.'s and Star Mill
products.
BREAKFAST FOODS a specialty.
SEEDS for Field and Garden.
rjrA call solicited.
W. P. WESTOBY,
Hamilton Street.
A Great Snap
1s our Motor Soap, at 5o. a
pound. of which well a hereof • week.
This isn't our only map, &s we Darty
everything that oan be found In an 00-
W -date groosry Gore, and our prlow
are right. Th. farmers know that they
Dan always get from m a snap for their
prodnoe. W• draw the Hoe at no
legitimate trade - everythlug goes :
Glassware or potatoes, garden staff or
oholoest able China. We deal In all
of them.
T. G. TIPLING & CO.,
Redford block, Uederloh
� LORINC...
1 ha • revolved my New Manua o1
Sui t's, Trouserings,
etc., for Spring and
Summer Wear.
11 you are getting a new spring suit,
• light overcoat, orsnythtng 1n my Ilea,
i non please you In goods, tit end prloe.
erteady.Made l Whine In Mork.
H DUNLOP
W E R T
t STREET
HELLO
THE OLD'
RELIABLE
ALL KINDS OF
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
THN BEST
SCflltOli Hard Coal
IN ,TRE MARKET
Al Cool welshed on the Market anal,
whorn yon get 501)110. fora ton.
WM. LEE.
Coal! Coal!
Orders left •t j.=$ ✓k 58APE,AAD'S
Store promptly attended to.
JUST RtsoElpl1D
1 Car Massillon Washed
Nut Coal.
Thls Coal 1. good for ,Wives
rid grates -1a wily lighted
and styes out a gral heat.
1 Car West Virginia -Lump
Coal.
2 Car Scranton Hard Coal.
Mrllloo vi &shed Nut 30 He.
per 100 lbs, or
$15.150 Per tea.
GIVE IT A TRIAL,
Wm. Campbell,
Uoderfoh, Mroh 10th 1902.
1808 -+- 1.900
L/STOWEL 7
Is moving forward. Winter teres hewing Jae.
0, 19tH. Our rates are reasonable, our courses
o1 etoA thorough and pr•a1001, Rend too ensu
Jour and fes what ws 15.01. Students wt'
enter at any time. Two 000551111 st study,
Commerolal and dbortbsnd
C. A. FLEMING, A. L. MoINTYRE,
Price, see
Owen Some. IJstowsl.
Mcl(1'U.p Ideal Fire Venous C.
FARM AND ISOLATED TOW', PROP-
ERTY INSURED,
1 tVL1ne of Property Insures up to Januar',
1901 - - ♦ *3.0411.Er1.1*
OrricleRR AND DIRRQI'ORR.
J. H. McLean, pros ; T. Fraser, vloores.
Jae. Connolly, O. Dale. W. O. !'iroae-dfoot, J.
a Iv
Watt, Jaens, J. O. Grieve, J. Heenewele,
directors; W. B. Brodfo it, eeatorth. Inspeo-
tor of losses ; T. E. Hay., Ss(orth, sereary-
t renew sur.
AOENTw,
J
W. Ym, Holmesvttle; James (*mom's'
6gmondvllle ; Ii.. McMillen, 5eatrth ; R
Smith, H•rlook.
Policy holders nae pay ammemente and het
their card, recelptd at Mr. Coats' Clinton. or
•t Molwan Brim' Palace nothing Store, pods
riots
M i I I Wood
FOR SALE
The above is out into stove wood
Ieu.th and will be delivered to any
part of the town the same day as
ordered.
Orders rooeived by telephone or
left at residence, 128 Cambria street,
will receive prompt attention.
'Phone 98.
PETER McEWAN.
G'xlerich, November 'Etat, 1899. 63-3m
1 IIROPIIEY & SON
- THE r.Eaotgn -
V UratrQ\ DNtrtete,* WW1
Vamota\mtrs,
girders carefully attend.4 be et all
bear*, .1g\t •e day.
e•e!Me street.
WANT A STEP -LADDER?
We give one away with each pound of Pure ('ream Baking
Powder purchased from no. 50c a Ib. The step -ladder alone
worth the price.
Try a package of our Hop Tea -not a medicine, but a care-
fully *elected Indian and Ceylon Tea blended in a scientific
manner with specially prepared Hops. Delicious and healthful.
Now is the time to buy your Garden Seeds. We have •
fill I Mit rtment.
Telephone No. 91.
S'TZT Y az, CO.
THS OROCU$1
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