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The Signal, 1902-7-10, Page 5THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO. THURSDAY, July 10, 1902 5 W.__Acheson &Son JULY POSITIVE BARCAINS. For July we have arranged a very tempting list of desirable goods at certain ly very easy pricer. Pricer iu wary cases have made the values quite out of the ordinary bargain offering. Conte and inspect and be satisfied. Dne.. Goode. 300 yards 46-iuch black Lustre, fine silk finish, pure Mohair and in neat, stylish pattern, regular ptit.n 60c hoc, July sale prier 25e: 150 pain American cotton double - 131•ukot.,with blue and pink borders, full double bed size, regular prior per pair, 90o, selling at ....... , , . , 60c 50 dozen ladies' Vesta, ribbed, cotton Lisle, closed trait and button front, short sleeve mrd no sleeve, all sizes, regular 16o and 20e, sellfog at ..2 for 25c Mu.Itna. 1500 yards handsome American 36 niches wide drew Organdy Muslin, iu str:pea and neat spray and doral effects, pinks, blues, browns, greens and blacks, warranted fast orlon, regular 15o to 90c, at one prioe, per yon! N 1Ce *2 00 Lao. Ourtaln. for $125. 60 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains, 54 inches wide ani 3A yards long, very fine quality, in areal and stroll designs, suitable fur any sty'o room, our 92.00 a pair curtains, to sell 0111.26 rWR j1.3tiu lta.-40 American 4 -ply crochet ott.toi1t white guilts, full size, 99u W. Acheson & Son. COUNTY CURRENCY. Exeter : Dr Ferguson and denebter. of Poetla°, Mich, are •ships a1 Mr. rind Mrs. C. Seell'e, Blyth John S. MoKio0on end bride were the gamete fur • few den at the home of the tormer'e parent* In illyth. Blyth : Mr. and Mr*. O. M. Sherlock and three children, of Brandoo,Maoitobe, are the surto of Mr. aad Mee Charles Floods. Exeter 1 Mn. Ryan, of Brantford, tater of Mrs. Hers, Enter Nortb, died on Turd - day, Joly lit, Mr. and Mrs Ryan were former rsld.ete of Exeter. Roxboro: MIs Ellen MoMlll.n, daoah- ter of John MoMlllso, of Roxboro, who hail been teaching In the Ur•nbreok Khoo!, has been re engaged for 0111 year. Brussels : List ween }rank Gerry had two hopers on bls left hand Iniared by a I cutting machine 1 ° n ossat.m with l he workshop of his father. Goonclllor Gerry, MoK,Ilop: Wm. Battolz, of Tocker.mltb, has purebred lite farm of Che 1.,. George llorraaoe, ea chit North Grant Road, Mc- Killop, paylog for 11 17,500 Including the art p of this year. ,'olortb : K. J. Maodoaald aud family have removal from town. Mrs. Macdonald •od Ilt;le eon are staves to Clinton, w011* Mr. Maodoaald Is In Torreon, w hers lie 1e openlog oat • wholesale business. Exeter : The tav friend. of J. F. Raw• soil entered their sympathy to him In 111, lou el his little one, Ada Minot., who died on Solidity, June 29 h. Its mother was taken away shoat seven month. ago. Bromide: Joh° Moltain and son. o1 Te- rmite, made • brief vl.lt to relatives .ad Wends In Bruae'e recently. Mr. Mae holds • good position to the '1'. Esau de- partmeetel eare sed look* as of the (jaese C ty agreed wife him. He bar also eaoneefully paced hie Medics Connell examuto•lon and 1. now entitled to eoj y the full honors and emolument. of the profe.elon, Brawl.: A Corby. H N. ltsrrett, tt , M S,00latr and Jae 11.Ilattyne were out on the 16th oon. of Grey • few days sono. ,a pursuit of two bears sero on the farm o H. IVoods tb• d..y previous, The do, s000mpan yin, the boaters ooald not follow tee tracks as the sone was too old and the ohne had to be •bsadoOid. Ret- ortion, wit* lend f W111140 n arrived from Leagdo°, North Dakota, and will empty a visit at P. Robert,ou'., 9.h coo, 11 le ten year, mon Mr. Robertson weal west sod this is WS firer 01.11 back He says may prwpeo a are good although the sawn will be late and 000euquently there will be dan- ger Irom host. Jamestown wa: White wanting at reed eery tut week Alez. Forrest recived • very amity pinch oo the left hand, thal oame own costing him the lose of • Darer. A team was stuck with a load of grovel and be went to give • I.ft on the frons wheel While doing so the wh tlletres Dew book and osoblog hit dater tt.tweeo It and tb• wheel gave 11 • bad jam. Grey - W. H. Mol.'utataoo, • former reg. 14.ot of Grey, died recently at etyma.). '1b• following are the particulars: -W. H. McC'utohenn, of H ohets, was unwell and went to Chicago to here the beeafis of the boat surgery to removl°g an °haruotlon In 111. throat, which caused nation gland.. The operation took place, sod the patient was oaable le marries the shock. Rthel : We are sorry to have to report the demise of Angie, daughter of the tae J. A. Young. formerly reacher et Ethel, which took place at Ripley on Mooday of last week. She hal been in failing health for BI th Mrs, J. C. (.amine, ▪ of Harwood the port two vino consumption be:bg the y dbewo. Mss our was ons seventeen North( Dakota, o lows, who A. o ddel pand ast years of age and wee o bright, lovable girl eft weeks visiting at the Dome of Mr. and when cinema is greatly regretteef. Mos. Jobe Drummond. have left 13yth for their respeotive homes Hoy : Peter Mao,, of the tad concession el Hay, had the mlatortaae to get his leg painfully braised although 0o bona were broken, by one of his h falling on him. It ten with great drthaalcy he hi. been able to walk about since tneo. Tuokeremlth : For the eecood time with- in a mouth Maple Hell, the handsome res: - dean of David R.1', 2nd 0000eeeloc, I. K. was the scene of o.. of those happy and Interestlo5 eveo4, on Wednesday morning n( lest week, wino his third daughter, Eliz,, sou united la holy b.,ode of mated morn to Robt. MoCartosy, son of the bats Carrie. K Hugh Mo00rt0ey, who Is now a prosperous Brussels: its Cart Harry farmer of Moos Jew., Northwest T.rrl. t/acford, of Laredo°, Norah Dakota, is tory making • Visit wltb relative° sod ft foods to Morris : F..riy Thursday morning, Jane Finnish. locality, H fMrs. Thor,Orford. of this town aud • 26th• the residence of George Torrey, of brother to R. C. Danford. 2od bus of Morrie, sou burned 1. the ground. The were sleepg lirusals: An 18 -year-old son el Mr. toandlly Datil tthelyfirs had made somine Grover, of the G.rfield House,onderwsot ate pro,reeu. 'I he eldest boy •woks first and operation at London hospital lest week for aroused the other., who soon became oon- nh. removal of • tumor no 11. liver. The anon of the smoke whfoh titled the house. potent it dolor well. Hie lllams delayed A lame portion of the building was In the family motto to Brussel'. flames soil the stairway filled with smok•,.o Morris • Daring the past two weeks K. that the wlndow afforded the only moan. of MoKerv4, 4th has, has been badly both escape. Mrs. Taney wog let down by a *red with • sore head from blood poisoning. sheet and the children were thrown to her. The pals Is •bating now we .re pleased t* to jumping from the window Mr. Turvey *tan. Trouble &rote from a silver catching injured his foot. so that 1t will be paiolal one of Use fingers of Ms left hand. for a while. Unfortunately nothing war Exeter : One of 10. prettiest and mai saved with the exception of a sum of pleasing of ,lana weddto5 events took plan moose to the pocket. of Mr. '1'uney's on 'Thursday, Jun. 26:h, a1 Mph noon, •O tremens. The loos Is quite • heavy one u the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. H McC•llam, toe oonn°n of th t boons wen* valuable. "The Knoll," when their eldest daughter, The insurers on home and furniture amounMiss Ratty L., haeme the bids of Geo, nearly is to 1700 rehab. of coarse dose not Willa, eon of James Willis nearly raver the lea. The origin of the MoKillop On of thou ha fire s ankoown it 1. supposed to have p happy •yenta started in the krecheo. which always nese a flatter of statement ioOnW ie ha m: • oommaaltthe 7th alt. v ink plan at the ratdenow daughters of cat Mrs. George McCbre, e( MoKillop, ors .1 H. 'Ironton, n( Morrie. while plaklog the 2.5:h tale, sono her daughter 1'canoes barrier. fond the dead body of •man ly• sou united to marriage to Jona Ltird t00 to reeve i•nuter'e woods, a shore die Brews, • farmer of MoKillop none from the res Iway track It was very Ic mach decomposed, and wee evidently the Seaforth : Another of the worthy p body of o tramp. On January 23rd, a man ogre of this district hes departed this We. answering to his description oatl.d at Mr. Thome Ooveelook pained peacefully away Elston'. and rods part of the way to Bol- en the rseldson of hie roe, William Bone. grass with him. He said he would not go lock, North Main street, Reeforth, on Tuts. to Wmph' in, and turned off slong the track. Ilse evening of lest week. Mr. Gonnlook While at Elston'. he 'eked for • piece of had reached the good age of 81 years and 10 writing paper, and a piece similarly folded moth.. wee found on him As far as the writing McAuley • John Morrison, of Chlselhars', oosld be deciphered, le was to the sffeot • former student of the ..selortb Collegiat• that he bad deep 'fifty hour* without rest levitate, has passed hs heal examloatlon or sleep defying the alms of the Huronitee," at trinity tledlost e.illege, Toronto, taking 10 stated he wee charged with two heinous honors. Mr. Alexander Murdoch, eon of orlms,and implied that somebody was after Wen. Murdoch, of the 2nd nono•.do°, Stan- him, who had been twine tolled, but as *ho let, hs. pasted ht• final ezamin.tloe ae To- oarsuer wee determined he had decided to route Medical Celleg*, sato taking honors, db by his owe head, and hoped Clod would anumme -Fencing -- "Barb Wire at $2.85 BEST NO. 9 1 COILED WIRE. American Fie Ideal Field, Frost Field and steel Oates. _-....., ,.- SCYTHES, SN ATHS, HOES and RAKES. All the very a o I. spend! very low, considering quality. We month entitle, his uncle, G.F McPhee. best and the price is Ileor a MoPh*e, f Detroit, nn• forgive hien for the act he wee about torn. mit. it wu.Igned "1d. Fitzpatrick, ties boo L'rovlsoe." A piece of a War Cry, dated Deo. 28, and of a Laeden Advertiser, dated 11.o. 30, were luuod oo him wrapped around toba000. Beside him lay soma sob- stenoe 11k• pane gine ; so daub: he bad taken sutliulenl to end 111s Iib. Pursued, foreakeo, without friend or home, perhaps partially lance, he died alone la the woods on • oold whiter day. Coaetabb Venom:me was notified ; be oremated tbeawlully r.. pulalye remain mod brought the Lona t0 the rating plan of the deal north of the *owe. Tao, Take Weeks. Ordloary remedies sometimes Oak. weeks .ren Le relieve oases that Cawthorn* cures at once. Johan l;sterrhozoo. five minutia tour time, a day and It cures stubborn ooughs. label. Catarrb.,,oe bre times every hour and we guarantee It will ours any ore of catarrh, br000hltle, asthma, lung or throat troubles, deafer.; ; it is very pleasant and reviewer to use, qufok to relieve, and certain as the hereafter to ours. LwH size, oomplete, prloe 91.00; email .•z., 25o. Druggists or Poison Go., Kingston, Ont. l)r, Hamilton. Pills ours 11.ada11.. A taper • reepkee,y. Now York Journal : Some fifteen years ago tee King, then Prince of Wale., and Prime Henry of ttattenburg, were told by • tipsy, the former that he would be Ktog, but not drowned, and the latter that he would die Io a foreign land In bottle. Prion Henry of BaIteoborg died of fever In West Atrlo• dation the ,Mood Ashantes oam- paigo, When Queen Victoria'. state of health gave no hope of reoovery, io J•auary. 1901. King Edward repeated the glpsy's propitiate to the l.ouotese of Shrewsbury and said to ser:-"Ye.,1 shell be Kim,, but shell not be crowned." The renal., el a east L•fe le p.id L,- by an Irritable °audition of body aud mood, by exhausted energy, poor dVNtior, aourung nerves and broken deep. 1t you must and will live the killing peon, tastier keep In mind the suatalotng powers of Ferri sae. a wonderful toslo and r000n struotor. Ferrozooe is • blood maker. • strengthener, • hurt and brain invigorator, It meats appetite, insures per!oo/ digestion end undisturbed deer restores the vitality and etrsorth Met by mean* living very quickly. Fannon will do you inestimable good, try it. Polo. 50a. per box or six bora for 92 50, . druggist. or Polson Co , Ktng,toe, Oar. lir. Hamilton's Pills oars beedaote, .e End Tetd a Ale, One art the little boys io kindergarten had been very rush' y -he had told a lie. The teacher sorrowfully wiled her little charges together and tried earnestly to impress up- on them all the enormity of the trausgren- Moo. "Johnny hes told • lie," she said. "Now. how oan we m.ke bum see what • wicked thine 1t was, so that he will Geyer do 1t agatr • I want you children to thick of some wee t- punish him, and make him • better boy, gad •too to warn you never to do what he bat door. What,h.li we do o Johnnie!" There was a long and thoughtful silence. At last another yammerer to the back row, • oboe friend of the offender, but not dis- posed ieIroned te winter with meroy hie sense of Justice or h• a orthodox 000ylotlone, raised Ms chubby hand. "Well, Freddie V' said the teacher. The Knower came in • eopulshral volae : "'Seed him to Hell." A QUARTER OFA CENTURY. • Lean Tire le sp..d In Sickness and Sag ferias - Ht It •11 end •.appy R■de.g, F,00nomv Point, N S., July 7th, (Special). -For over twenty-five years Mr, Geo :+ MoLtughlie, of this plan, wee an Invalid through lumbago. At times his back was so lams that he null not tarn bound( la bad and the dight - at oold or bard lilting would bring on an aw.'.l attack, whteh gave him fearful pato. He oommenoed a treatment of Dodd's Kinney Polls, and In • stn's time all the pato lett ha back, and It became as stoat and strum/ as ever, and done then he hes had so return of the terrible lumbago He earl : "I believe Dodd's Kidney Pills will cure any ease of lame beak, for they helped me Mit, sad nobody could bare It oinoh worse than 1 had." LEtBURN. Mo.iAy, .July 7 Artesian wells h.ve been suck at M. Foley's and Jacob Monier'e. Our popular townsman, ,Jar LIokl.ter, 1s enjoying • pleasant vslt In Tuokersmlth. Jen and Hume Clinton are vielttng their grandpereot., Mr, and Mrs Wee. Fother• Ingham, at Burnside Farm to Tuckersmhh. COLBORNE Joseph Hetherington, who ha been ap- pointed by the township council as Inspector to soloroe the statute as to notion weeds, seat oat notion rqulrtng owners or eaaa ant 1 of 1•n •to e Dlands re down orn destroy Can- ada thistles, or -eye daisies, wild oats, rag- weed and all other noxious weeds upon their leodo so far as they can do so without ds, struyirg the grain crop KINOSBRIDOE. MONDAY, Joly 7tb. M O hell, bas returned home. Miss hall• Deane, 1s home for bolld.ye Deo Dalton .pent Sunday it bre home. Mr. Osloer spent Sunday at ,l Buckley's. Mine Nora O. Keefe le home for vantloo. Jim Foley 1. borne after a trip one west, Joke Hassey, leaven today for Own Sound. Lake Huron proves to be • good bath tub thee. day.. Mrs. A,gle and Maggie Keefe aril bow* for holiday,. Pas Sullies!), WIlI Dean, and Tom lord, have returned from Assumption College. Some of or yoaog people report of the pleasant sell they had yeeterdy on the "Lady Ituffrin," LOYAL SATI- ROAV, ,Tuly 5th. Mlle Gordon, of Sbeppardton, 1e visiting the Misses Sallow,. Mise Re !mond, of Westfield, le visiting her 000slo, Mho Agate Jones. Mr. Aohlln s badly engaged building the cement wall for John Uurk's barn. aim to get the best, and do get it. Mrs. T. Yonne, of Auburn, I. spending • hew weeks with her dater. Mrs, Clark. Semite! Potter feels cane prend over the arrival of another heir. le 1. • girl. (705- tranlatfon■ ' Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Pones awl family took In the plonlo held In Ran fo,I1's arny on Thursday lest. They report a pleasant time SCREEN DOORS and WiNDOWS are fast sellers with us. HOLLYWOOD PAINT ix the beet and cheapest paint the customers can buyit spreads well, looks well, and best of all, wears longer than anything else. 11'1 cKLNZIf TH8 PLACK TO RUT LAO SIDE SQUARE & NO WYJ3LL ALL HARDWARR OHRAP. GGODERICH. speelal coarse le musketry at Osumi aider the ethoers of the Militia D:par,mu►• WIIII. Hawkn., of Windsor, is .p.. a Violt M kis erasditerents, Mr. and Mts. A 0. M'eDualf. He will also visit relatives at Port Albert and Oodertob darts, bis stay, BENMILLER Waussuar, Jule 2nd. ViLLeog l.raovsMssr -Allen Gledhill, our postmaster, hie made a figs Improve meat by adding • neat verandah la,Iro.O of Ms dwelling boom adjoining the •sore. Fat rr, -The pro.peots for the apple crop nation good and we are ple•s/tl to state that the Iran looks well and that there la every appearaaos that the muoh-dreaded, oodltng moth will 11,1 be .a troublesome as it has been during other season.. The long- ooutlou.d rats has probably been the onus*, for It hes bees remarked by all who are io- terested that that trou6'.eome !neat bis not made Ito •ppearaooe this year to the extent of former yen. The .peolmes• en the toess are more forward thea moue,' al this date and show oo signs of a,ah or then they have bees attack.d by the moth. Ptceic.-A very eojoyeble and well at- tended ploslo under the aa.ptor of the Sons of Temperance Lodge of Bmm111er, was held oo the spacious lawn of Mr. Jesse Solider, near the village, oo Dominion Day About two hundred persons were preseo0, Bassball, orryuet, foot ball, foot and wok nines wore the ammeeruate of the day, At the close • hearty rote of thanks was tan dared the oborwtag host and bootees for their hospitality, sod each one returned borne d.lighted with the day's outing. A prominent feature of this affair was the well tilled baskets brought there by the visitor., .blob were done full patios to. WOOLI.KN Z1fiIJ..-Pawing °tar that well- known factory our attention wee drawn to the large quantity of wool reoelved there thbseuoo, and to the for( manufactured goods exposed for sale or exchange. The proprietor tolerated ne that more wool had some Iq up to the present date, than at any of her time to the history of hi. mill. On beteg asked if he bad any depot for hie maoulsoturee la Gofsrloh or 1h. supplied any of the merchanta there, he told us that the 'coining 10010,y to tiabrtnh was the oo'y place be supplied with yarn., and u there bad been some ntktomeots made by interested turtles that he wee •app'yisg some of the store. to Uuogaroon and other placee he wired It to be 000tradloted, for he had all he or do to supply hi. custotpovre at the mill, ASHFIELD. FarnAi, .July 4. UoiNgR STON■ L'yl.t. -Oa ,duly lis .t 350 o' I o cat in thar eemo. D e of • largo • g crowd, the corner Ince at Haak•tt'e Meth inlet ohuroh was declared well and truly laid by John Joyot, of Luckoow. lbe 0.remo07 wan directed by Him. 1). Hager., Fordwluh, chairman of be ells+riot, assisted by Rays. Harris, Whaley and F. J. Oaten, pastor. 51,. Joyce ,delivered a shoed and and Inspiring address. Relreehments were then served to the oharob shed, wbloh bad been traaalormsd into a beautiful dining hall. The provision. were of the first order, and •II arrangements were carriedo without tbrn b w g • hitoh. o Mach prates 1s due the committee and helper. In this matter. lite program In the old church mounted of able address by Ree.. Roger., Hanle and Whaley, and sentient selections by the Se. Helen. Presbytertao choir. K. Holmes, M. P , who was to have beeo present, was prevented by 11f°eee. A letter of congratulation from blot was received by the chairman, In which be re- gretted tie ',stormed abaooe, end expressed his hearty sympathy with the enterprise by an enclosed donation. The church witch it befog replaced wee built 10 1869, and •n• I.rged in 1878. 'I he new church will seat 200, and will be In every particular well - (quipped country ohuroh. The billameot story 1■ a feature not In the old ohuroh, and w 111 he Invaluable as • 8undsy school and Epworth League room, supplying conch D eeded aecommodetloo for thea deport - menta of work. The trustee bo.rd is now to a position to immolate both ohuroh and .sed without leaving a debt unprovided for. The generous donation of 9100 from Mr. Joynt greatly delighted the balding oom mitts*. The total prooa.& of thls very suooessfgl and unueu.11y interesting event were neer 1225. The ohuroh 1. to be com- pleted in October. • The fare .f eyspepllr rains. Improperly digested food usually forme gees that issues a painful dieteotlnn of the srom•oh acts pressure against rho heart. This ,..o1 . to much psis and distress, but Nervliloe will rellev• the dietentloo, dispel the gar, aud ogre rho dysp.ptto Wog very quickly. Poison's Nervilio. 1s rally an *noticed, remedy for dyspeps(e, Iodination, cramp., summer complaint and all otomsob and bowel troubles. Ne household 1s complete without Nerydse, Try a 25c. bottle, The [JOINT FARM, SEASON OF 1901 OPEN THIS WEEK The improvement^ at the Point Farm being advanced almoet to completion, the Hotel will be open for questa this week. The management wish to draw atten- tion especially to the advantages of The l'oint Farm as a resort for pleasure parties from town. Every provision will be made tor the reception and entertainment of such parties. Thera is nowhere a more delight- ful spot to eland a day car ail evening, and visitors will always be madt welcome, The Huron, Brace & (troy Electric Ry. CO., Limited, P, 0. Sox 73. Godertoh, Ont. )oail....O.oal! JUST ItNCF,IVLD Car Massillon Washed Nut Coal. Thl• t;oel 1. gond for rove. and grates is easily lighted and g'ya out a treat hear, 1 Car West Virginia:Lump Coal. DUNLOP. Mooney, July 7, 2 Car Scranton Hard Coal. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie McNeil were e1 Blyth *Ma week. Frank Allan rat urned 10 Saul Ste. Marie by Seat this week. Unite • number of our raiders enjoyed the first of ,Iniy et I'ort Alpert or labile Mir 1,11, I'ummins+, who keit been ri- ddling le London for tome UM*. Is hems 001 1 • visit M her relatives here. Oona m OITA W A. - O.r former townsman Loftus Cumming, who for nearly three year. hu Neon satistwd in the military forest •1 tendon. bee twee cheese te go with • oleo of ales from there M take e (loderleb, Marne 10011 1902. Mullion :%o.hed Not 30 ate. per 100 IM, 0r firteg.E50 per tee. (dIVR IT A TRIAL, Wm. Campbell. BACK. ACHfl U you have Backache you ha,* Kidney Disease. If you neglect Backache it will develop into something worse- -jirisbt s Dir ease or betes. Ther. lit rap use rubbing and doctoringour back. Cure the kidneys. Ther. Is only owe kidney medicine bag It cares Backache every dorm Dodd's Sidney Fills 1 1 i 1 i UlI I 1 i I i, OUR SHEET STEEL PRESSED BRICK 1. an ileal roterin0. riehre for new 4u01..fings or m,pr,n ung old anus. 1T Ir YE/T EASILY ANO QUICKLY APPLIEe, CP/ES PER/EOT w[ATNEl PRoof PROTECTION, IS /ISE, LIONTNINC AND RUST PROOF AND COSTS YEWS LITTLE. Considrr its Inc appearance - its splendid enduring qualities- and alight e:ponse-anal rk-UJe lis .er.e )our van t ntenwy ham' ts h it rolicet &tails of information in our METALLIC ROOFING CO., Elson, Nn.el.•a Ie M.n..r.otr,..re, TORONTO, CANADA. FOlt :+ALM BY Lee &Rolla The Division betwsso Rood .olindlffereat Drugs and Medlolne* le strooely defined bare. 'lbs todit- ferent kind are never ordered and never permitted to form part of onr nook. Oily goods of undouoted purity are offered to customers, Oar ,book of Proprietary Medlolne. 1. very serge. Trios are low, F. JORDAN, MEDICAL HALL. fast St 113k81'y. I have bought out D. CAN- TELON'S Baking business, and will keep on hand bread made from the best Manitoba flour that can be bought. I am introducing all kinds of bread : Vienna Bread Whole Wheat Bread Graham Bread Malt Bread Currant Bread Steam and Cream Loaves Twist and will make a specialty of Pure Home-made Bread This bread is made from hops and malt yeast, which is pronounced by the medical health officers of Pari* and Old London, Ing., Al the most wholesome bread, and they condemn the forced -raising -yeast process that is used by bakers in factories as being unwholesome and indigestible, D. J. CURRY. WORSELL'S IS THE PLACE TO GET Eavestroughing, Metal Roofing and Biding, Dairy Tinware, Iron Pipe and Fittings , . , CHEAP. Jordan Block. flcKIM'S Goderich, Ont. A CONSOLING REFLECTION. "n We can get summery cool goods at a fraction of original price at McKIM'S on account of no warm weather in June." Yes, we have many lines of summer goods, such as Millin- er and imported Wash Fabrics, that must be sold. Price will do it. They should have gone in June, but they MUST go in July. Millinery at any price to clear. Fine imported Zephyrs at coat. Clothing at bargain prices. A few fancy Chiffon Boas, hall prion. Headquarters for wools, such as Shetland Floes, Berlin, etc, Prices right. Batting ''trunks and Suits for hey and mans. Homespun, all wool, 42 to 44 inches wide, ba three shales of grey navy, brown and black. You never saw better for shirts or suite at 75o. New to hand this month -at per yard, 50o. They are a wonder. M°KIM'S BUSY STORE. Every Cyclist Deserves Dunlop Tires Do you want the best tires -Dunlop Tires? Or do you want to pay just as much for the second best ? Dunlop Tire+ for Carriages and Autos - .olid rubber and pueu- meta. DUNLOP TIRE 00., LIMIT/11. TORONTO. O SEoYe*reol for kala. Having established sawing and spll►- tl°g maohloery at my Coal sad Wood Yard at the heed of Nebo° .trees, and having • isms stock of Cordwood on heed, 1 am In a position to furnish first - obese Stove Wood promptly sod at reasonable rats. Terme, ooh on de- livery. OSlo., Ndaoo St. Telephone 75. F. BARLOW HOLMES. J BROPIIEY & SOH - THE LAUDING Fttet r0X 11'weetor wndt Orders easefully attended to ar alt Mere. •lrbt .r day, glee See $(r*et, 1908 - ' 1.908 " /S• TOWEL/, •/ le moving forward. Winter term brains Jan Y. 1Q)1 Oor rune are reasonable, our (anises of study thorough and pr•olleal, Send for cm - Journal and nes what teach. t. may enter at any time. Two ooatwits s of of Rudy, Commercial and 8hortheh l' A. FUMING. A. t. MCINTYRE. Prsv.,eo Deo,. Or8onn�• Listowel. lIckilop Mutual' Fire Ilwlnsoe Ca FARM AND ISOLATED TOW'S' PROP- ERTY INSURED. 1 tValoe of Property Insured op to January, e1,r IY,*1e,es Orrrr:Knue AND DIRRCTOIta. J. B. MoLean, pro.: T. shyer, vice -pros. Jaw Connolly, N. Dat., W. O. Itroerltoot, J. Watt, Jas, Evans, J. 0. Grieve, J. 'renewals. directors; W. G. Broadfoot, ee•f0rth, teepee - or of looted; T. Z. Hays, 8eaforth, errata' j - treasure.. AOKNTN, J. W. Teo, Holmeeville - James Cumming Bgmondvllle ; IL McMillan, 8eaforth ; R Hndtb, Rorlock. Polley holden can pay armaments and get their nerds receilted at Mr. 1:ost.', CIIntun. or at McLean Bros' Palace Clothing Sore, God. rich 1901 Mill Wood FOR SALE The above ie cut into stove wood length and will be delivered to any part of the town the same day as ordered. Orders received by telephone or left at residence, 128 Cambria street, will receive prompt attention. 'Phone 98. PETER McEWAN. Gtxderich, November 21.t, 1899. 53-3m RHYNAS&CORNELL UNDERTAKERS -- EMBALMERS, Etc„ \tbt olds of &mare, OODERICI-1, - ONT. Night calls promptly reward. F. BARLO\V HOLMES keeps constantly on hand and sells at the lowest prioes Hard and Soft Coal, Cannel Coal, Blacksmith Coal, Charcoal, Wood, St. Mary's Lime, The best brands of Portland Cement, Sewer Pipe, Firebrick, Fireclay. It will pay you to inspect his stock and get prices before purchasing. Omse and Pard. al the head of Nelson street. (oderbob. e all *laoa. TAILORING... I hays received my New Sbooa of Suitinga, Tronseringa, etc., for Spring and Summer Wear. If you are getting a new springs.% a light overcoat, or anything in my line, 1 can please you In good., fit end prior. &Tandy -Made 1 -tearing In rterh, H. DUNLOP A R * T s $TkRgT HELLO ! THE OLD' RELIABLE. ALL KINDS OF coag ALWAYS ON HAND 1„1 Scr1Itoll Bard Coal IN THE MARKET Al Coal welshed on the Market goals@ where y00'gat 1000 11r- for • ton, WM. LEE. Orden left at LE' & 882111,4=11 Hare promptly strode! M. A Great Saap__... T. is our (Ines Soap, at ba • pound, of which we 0011 • harrel a week. Thin lsa'e one only snap, as we terry everything that oan be found In an up. bo dabs orrery .tore, and our prices ars right. The farmers know Mint they no always get Prem nes • neap ter their prodon. We draw the lino at • • legitimate bred. - everything goes i Glassware or potatoes, garden stuff er ahnloset table China. We deal la all of them, G. TIPLING & 00., Redford bleak. G Amish 00 YOU BUY CROCERIES? No one who buys Orooeries can afford to overlook the bargains which we offer on every lawful basins.. day. Our Groceries are of the best quality, and the prices are as low as first -chum goods can be bought at If you ere not already dealing with us, make • trial purchase, and see if we cannot suit you. $TELT Y- ' co THE GROCERS, WEST SIDI% SQUARE e 1 floods promptly delivered. Telephone No. 91.