The Signal, 1903-2-5, Page 8a T.oi fiDAT, P.bruary 5, 1903
THEII;IGNAL : GODERIOH ONTARIO.
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Clearing=Up
ft%Sale
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MEANS a saving on a good many articles that you have
either a present or future need for. In every depart-
ment are odd ends ofwinter goods that are going at less than
cost. It is worth your while to investigate.
Sc Table.
Sc a vard for ends of Prints, Cotton,
Muslin, Flannelettes, etc , every
one worth double.
Also special wide stripe Flannelette,
good weight, light and dark colors,
at 5c a yard.
Millinery, Half Price.
Balance of winter Millinery going at
halt price. Trimmed and untrim-
med Hato.
Ready-to-wear Jackets
and Skirts.
If you have a need in these lines you
will be looney in by coming here.
Prices less than cost.
Remnant Table.
Ends Dress Goods, Cloths, Tweeds,
Serges, etc., suitable for waists or
little coats and children's wear, go
tug at halt price.
A few Furs Left.
Rolla, Caperines, Moils, Jackets, go-
ing at less than cost.
Men's and Boys' Clothing.
Overcoats, Pea Jackets, heavy Suits.
clearing at one quarter oti.
Bargains in Winter
Weight Dress Ooods at
Clearing Prices.
Smith Bros. & Co.
KINGSBRIDGE•
Feb. 2.
'katutg le the order of tl..- day among
our toy. and girl..
Mies Annie I)alton 1. speodlog a few days
lo town with friend..
A good deal of the material has been
drawo for the new Roman l'ath< l,o church
Gwbg to the heavy rain of lase w..k the
r ads are iu a bad condition. Better harry
with the Minnie rood
A progressive euchre party was given
last Friday at the home of Mn.. Noble in
boson of the choir. All report baring a
Very plearant time.
PORT ALBF R1 •
'lYr.iA1, Feb. 3rd.
John Sobnenhalr returned from Milverton
on Saturday last.
David Martin returned tram northern
Uatarlo 0o Saturday.
John Swinton. of London, wee gleams
`he this vtolnily (.1 week.
Mr and Mr.. Wm. Cork .poet Sunday
with relatives in Leobsrn.
Rev. M. Turnbull, of Uoder.cb, will oc-
cupy the pulpit Hi the Eetlt.h °bank here
meat Suod.t.
Rev. Mr. Wllwe, of Nile, I. ho141uv
m.etbgs In the Foresters' Hall here every
night this week.
The Ladle.' 1Id in Joliet, 'ion with the
Enelt.h ohurch will meet tomorrow alter-
o.os al 3 o'clock.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
Wan.Lanai , Feb. 4.
This following report shows the standing
of the poptle to S. S. No. 1, Uod.nob town
ship, for the mouth of January : 5' h clam-
F.dno Ut6mo, Irene S.Itein, Hefty Hillier,
4th elase-Lely Graham, Louie& Drysdale,
Msr1'19elkeld;equal: L'u1.Selkeld and Sem.
Andrew,. 300 orate-Kqual: Annie Dry.•
dol., Wm. Chisholm, 'tweet Oke; Robert
Fordo. 2nd clue, *r. -Curl. Ureham,
Alex. Ch .holm, Harold Newcombe, Rov
Feeders. Zed clay, jr.-Normals Mooting/i-
t'll'. May 19e.tUake. Part 11 sr. -Wilfrid
•,*heel veltvetnr•1-te.7tietotto
h
Stock -
Taking
Sale
aaaa
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Prices that must clear
the balance of our
winter stock.
/►NN•N
It floes not pay to sell at
these figures, but we must
have the money for spring
goods. If you Ito not require
the goods till next season it
will pay you to buy at this
great bargain sale at
McKENZIE & HOWELL'S
111E ITTB.
Good lined l„rolnrt Mitt., were 50rnow
361
A letter grist* to clear at ...... 50r.
SKATES
No, 5 C uh, were 45r' now 5,.
No. 10 (' uh, n ckk platen were $1.25.
now $1 GO
Hooke,' Stale., wore $1 00, now 410
fedi*.' Ho,krt-., '• 1.71', " 1,36
Our.tonk in Skatee i. nearly *beset out.
BELLS.
11.00 String. tow
1 50 " "
$ SO
•• 120
165
1 25
1.75 " 41 35
2.50 ..
1 75
Show Mho, elm, wont 35r, terse ^ r5
20 Mile o1 the oriel International
Stook Food. regular price $3 75. In
melt at . 13 00
Ra,sws and 8ilverWear away down.
In Ate. end Saw, we me giving the treat of
value.
Thee. are all gae.1 ge.ale. either winter
Mack or when we have an ever-auppl,, and
we will clear thea thin month. Sole ronl-
menees SATURDAY. FKBRL'ARN. 7.
CIcKENZiE &
HOWELL
THE PLACE TO BUY
HARDWARE CHEAP
Hoak., James Kaaba; tyaal: Gerald Gib-
son, Marian Drysdale. Part 11 , jr -Wtllh
F'ordeo, Mary Bulks. Pall 1 Louis Sal -
kohl, 1 tolet IAhbwal(e, dee. to .ks.
1.1. /tit M. Tau .co., T.oh.r.
LELBURN.
Moobay, Feb. 2
John Lini6IJ, a former reeldenq bat now
of I'optar Kow, war down at tr., Model
Farm et Guelph lot one of the short course.
rf lostenation.
Lz.ei g, 110ATN Dvi1.ur.--A ewe be
loosing to Ales. McLeod gay. birth to two
lambs on the 10.6 of lest month, beteg the
first lot 1905. 8, tet the lambs are dome
well. The Citric ich butchers won't se'. soy
Easter
lambs tis Dunlop, tins year, you hes.
DUNGANNON.
Ntrric&. - The l000t agenoy 10 Dungannon
sur Tun tlwuu. is at the ofkpe of J.O. Ward,
J. P., conveyancer. &o.. who will receive
orders for subscriptions, advertising and lob
work, and Is authorized to give reoelpte for
amounts pad for the same,
TriSDAT, Feb. 3.
Nora.-W.dd.ov befit are .t111 peal op
lortb with j .ylul .eed The Eamon
Ins: u .•.held • meeting on N'edne.day,28th
ult.
('HUN,H Noros.-Tbe seorameot of the
Lord'. supper will (1). V.) be disprbtad in
Erskine church pert Sunday. Preparato y
.ervioe will be oonduc:ed by Rev. Mr.
Small, of Auburn, at 11 o'ulook on Friday
motu.bg,
1'txto,Ai. -Miss Beatrice Milligan left
on Fnd.y last for 4 •adsrtch to atm gismo
Iweo., from Prof. W. U Csmpbelt
W. I;. Wilson, ode and eon Uspzil, of
Snorteitlle, arrived here on Monday, on •
.isle to reletives... .,Muter Clifford
O'Neil left here ohme moraine on t visaing
tour to (reads at S • ratbroy and otherpolnte•
Ws nigh him a plesasat Heft and a sale
rsenrm.
Srbbx. CAL,t-.-W. einoorely rearm to
have to obron•an the sodden sitcoms el
Phos. (Taff, only eon of Henry CIul, of
Ashfield, set) oh took place on Sunday
morning last as be was primal foe to visit
61e aunt, Mrs. 1% Natty. Ilia father, thlck-
ies he was a long time comb) to the hoose,
went to the stable to ambit him, when, to
6t. sal mutinies, he found him dead, the
cauu of his death being heart trtubl.,
The dmoeesed war twenty.ax years of 1s.
He wee • ytuog man LI exemplaryotaractor
sod was highly ateem.d for his aoobttu
sive and klod d spoauton. A. be w.. the
only son he wall be sadly missed by his
tweets and other r.lauvee.
DUNLOP.
Trr nAY, Feb. S•d.
Inspect, r 'l'om gave our .ohool a y41t on
Mondey of the week.
k1;.. N. T MacDonald and Mise Ansie
M.ui'h.il, from Poria,'. Hill, ere ole
guest. of Mr.. Allen.
('nes. Houghton returned to Manahan,
(1 it , alter • month's .I•at under the par-
ental roof at Orchard Cottage.
Our satosmad residents, Mr and Mrs. A.
4'. Marl. ,meld, are en 1 .yoe a pleasant stay
o Detroit and we ore glad I" beer 16.t
they are In t1e bey o1 health.
Mise Ile si. !4 •Idletoo, of Uoderich town.
•hi►•, who was on,• of our visitors at Clank-
au.tld., has war ed to her studies at the
i'rnbytertan College for Soong Ladles n1
(Lissa.
Robb. MacMillan and family were in
(lodatob on Friday night of tut week to
weed the culla wedding 111 Mr Mac-
Millao'c brother, Jame. MacMillan. Wm.
Ma7Mliao udsted the musicians by playlets
61e yiolls for the danoing darlig the even-
ing.
lo lest week s 341 1.1. we bot(oed Inure
7005., by en moot mous writer dealing with
the people of the pr. venue village of Dao•
san000. 1C• were plead with the men-
tion of the Dung ninon sortie, who hoe woo
the rt.peft of all who read hu weekly ra
curie of Duoganno0 life In TIIR 91usAa,.
Our well known reddens, .1. H. Harker,
was In Godertch last week attending epon
the toad and bridge committee of the
ooa0ty council to give lilt views 00 the pro'
po.e.) row brides to replace the present one
at the foot of MaoDonsI 1's Hill . rooting the
Dunlop river, M•. Barker la In tern* 01
teeing roe, •.t• rather then stone,
BENMILLER.
hi()Np.,', Fel.. 21,4.
Brv,ii,Lr,R 11'1m.i,i.w9 Mu.,..-. T'he
acne In n 'hneoNon with the woollen null
VII nowt completed and the turbine wheals
the' had been statin' s y for spwatdsof three
month. Olestate at wink. A msoh greeter
Dower hoe been developed by ta'eltlr lbs
head of wa•• la the dem and new there is
• present* estimated at flit v hares power all
the year roared The dem with the nbat-
msnts ,s x •, I,d strayer. and ha, Leen
built under 11 a persona) Hoppe • on of the
Proprietor of lie mill, ,tens Gledhill. is 16•
meet tot d ma parotid. Roma Mee
o1 oemeet and .event Immense
Posey weighing over ono ten ,,.oh Ire
Imbedded In the mangey, and nothing short
etas oartlgn.ke can move It from the
lone tattoo. Oslo, to the stoppage o1 the
we111 the stout nl man•faotural "Weiss has
bees rsdaord to •Imo•tnothing. lint the
present et. R 01 mole} tee will aeon replace
this stock and this,. veal go on as need. In
then days n1 electnoi.y, when everybody e
talking Opened, and ele,rele power, ear
people are thinking r•rtonety o1 going " 1e
the maim," and w• hear that there Is •
prop( rule. to pot In a dynamo and power
house ser Its m111 to esaerso• Owe. ty
for I ghttny pinypovn@ Th. Met is that
all there 1. • sa pfaa el power ever what 1s
r goh.d for the mill et prase. It might os
entity d hy netUsg In es metre* appetites
fee lighting the villas. and perhaps e0ev.y
lee Ittetheeo'tbtn-ie111.,.. .1w,
e,4.. Deogebnoo and Auoura, bn,de,
lighting up the tuwaahtu rude &adubsrobe.
Toe sohsme is looked upon es lea.lb'e, for
the only *Spine, to oo0e0etlon with It u the
cwt of the wires sad pleat, for the pewee
te there and lovas co unlizid Plated of
beteg allowed to 10 to wattle.
TOWNSHIP COUNCILS.
A'Hrlal. b.
Cu000il mel January 2416. Member.
pr.sao[--Dalton, Slathers. McIntyre and
Klckley. Minutes of Janus:y 12.5 read
and approved. Mored by John Molrtyre,
seconded by Wm. Ktokley, PPP M. J. asc-
ii'', be amasser, attd that K. A. ('arrlok be
collector for 00rram0 year, Uarned. Moved
by '1Aomas Ytothen, ea000ded by Wm.
Ktokley that this oonnoll outhcdze toe
reeve and clerk to go to Uoderlob sed te
advised by a solicitor re the petition pre-
sented hy the electors of the municipality
to toes John Sboeuhalr 57,000 to build a
mill at Port Albert, and blither that the
otuooil Ibatfoot the Reeve and l'iesk to di -
mend sutiiolant.•ourl)y for full amount of
leen. Cheque, were lesued for the following
amount*: A. Baker, building oulvert at
l'taoalord In 1900, $40 45 ; Jas. R.ee, gro-
vel, $1.60; Wm. Jobeeton, gravel, uor-
oeuloo 12, 969 ; A. M, MoI)ermeid, re
pairing road, $1 50 ; John Mol)000id,
gravel, 81.12 ; Mrs. M0Donald, gravel, 96o;
Robe, Harty, ditch, 0000eulun 6 $1 ; Ed-
ward Andersen., plank, $15 ; publio library
at Uuovaonoo, usual grant, 110 ; Hwpltel
for St.k Children, $10 ; John Leoaoe, gra,
yet, $1 12 ; tteseurer's salary tor 1902, 190.
('oust 1 adyouro.d to meet again oo Feb-
ruary 14th to tette:,,• the auditor.' report. -
(1 to STtrru1RN. (.'lark,
e'aterrheaese.
An natant relief sod perfect cure for
flits, coughs, oatarrb, deafens, esthete,
bronchitis, lung trouble and oocaumptloe.
lobate ('aterrhozone flys minute. any
time and 1t kills a oough or oold Is the
hood.
lobate ('atarrbo-,,oe fiv• ententee four
times daily and it permanently cur..
(ironic Catarrh, Dadaist, Asthma and
Hey Fever.
lobate Catsrrhrr,ne tea mtnutee eyery
hour and It our.. Po.amoola, Consumption,
Lung trouble, and prevente all oo0t.glout
disearee. Uompl.t. outfit $1.00 ; trial .lee
25:. Drnggl.te, or n. 1', Porten A Co.,
Kingetoo, (tat.
hew freighters .'.r Aig.r■ time.
Tna".To, ,lar. 27. -It is probable that
the Algoma Central Rotlway, whish u part
of the ('lergue immune, will add 5.00(4
new freighters to the Algoma Central
Steam.h p Lies. Already there are nine
freighters mmp'oy.d by the . ompany,
o.rry.ng op merchandite from roledo,Wizd•
ser, Sarnia, (ioderich, Kincardine end
Southampton to the Soo, and baagbg baoa
on to d.Hernit Ontario smelters. ,lues
whether trelght.n will be Oneida out from
England tr whether they w111 be purchased
to Canticle or the L'alted State" Is not stated.
N hen asked the gosatiob tcdav, the local
agent answered: 'The policy of the Clergue
Winters 1. to buy se much es pot/able at
home, and at home is Canada. '
Irritating flutes alga
Blolrkes.
They plain many young girl. at • great
disadyan'as,. in lite. The only ours is a
blood pur8er like Ferri zins It oneness
the oelmson dood of poisons and import tie,
nn•os mod streogthet,s It, and maker lou
of :01 corpuscle thst manifest their pre. -
Moe by a ruddy, healthy glow in the cheek•
and lips. Ferri zone quickly mast fro ell
.kin newtons, bond. up broken•dowo coa-
st►tutions, and give, to weak, sickly women
an abundenos of s.Irlu, vitality, energy
•oil 1»wty, Tty Ferri rine, We all right.
Price 50.1. per lox, cr 6 boxes for $2 50, at
druggists. or N. C. Podia & Co , Ktsge-
lm, out.
Dl.ag.rlea
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS -
Tits reiterant' echenene'.-Another of
the street features which are to distinguish
8 ril,ner'e M.g•zi-e donne the current
F at begins in the Febro.ry Dumber. "the
1'rdNd.nt,el Offs-," by Jamar Ford Rhodes,
is the opening article in the tens by various
authors on the Uoyersme0l of the United
State.. I ((6•r arliclts In this series will be
wrtteit by ,uoh em;nent authontlr u
,Iusttc. Brewer- of the Supreme Court,
Senator Lodge, Ceptaia M.hin and Gowen -
nr Taft. Th. second Instalment of letters
about E;ogti.h Court and Soelety, by
Madam. Waddinytoo, etiolates yield
a000uoter of Lord S.Il.bury tort he life at
Hatfield Huns, Mr. Glederone's greet
speech introducing the Irish Home Rale
Heli, and pepsral Interviews with guess
Yiotorla, the lest of which occurred as late
a. Angus, 1970. More. Waddingtos'e let.
tars are among t hs brightest oontrlbutions
to a moolel history of our own times. There
ere o number of clever short Cortes, and
other (setons which make tots number of
Sonhner's a most iu'.rsatlng one.
FRRRpAR0 CANADIAN MAn Az.Iwa -Mr. E.
W. Thomson, author of "Ofd Man
Manna,' oontriboth• splendid oto•y to the
February Can Pine Marez.oe. Mr. Thom-
son has recently returned to C.oada sod Is
crow Ilylag 1a Montreal. His u air admirers
will be glad to know that some of bis work
1s now appearing In Canadian publioations
There is a remarkable and rare pP» ograph
In We lune which I. worthy of mention.
I0 le a picture of three yoaop golden eagles
1n a neat. A piame of an eagle's nest le
rare, Mut one which shows Three young birds
Instead of two, which is the usual number,
l. much rarer .1(11 This ploture w.a takes
le Brltl.h Colombia. Among the other
features sr.: Seidel' Goivaa, Illustrated, by
Wm.'1'erot Rudman; The Passing of the
Wild Planer., by C. W. Nub; a sk•lob of
She Hoo. L ,1. 'rweedle, Premier of New
Brunswick: • poem by W. A. Fraser, sothor
of '•rhore0ghI,0,, s'; Dr. Rett's Flylor
Msehle., by 'l home. Johnson; A 6 .11 to
the '30,00to 7. •o, Mutt -aced, by W. T
Aliisoe; Railway Tazatla, ny H. .1.
Pen pure, M.P P.; and The Incorporation
of Trades Vales., hy Prefeseor Adam
Shortt, The .cooed lostalmest of Dr.
CUNDRY BROS.
1Ciah to announce thatthey have
purchased from
MR. A. M. I'OI.I.EY
Ilia livery, (lack and 'Butt Bnain.ni,
and that they will 1w• found
AT TAE 01.1 Si AND, ON SOUTI ST.
With R goo,l stock of useful
Livery Horses.
Weil -appointed Hacks and reliable
Driven in charge of the 'Rases,
which will meet all trains
and steamboats
All cells attended to promptly from
hotels and private hooters.
TRLRPTU)W0 50.
T. GUIDRY. W. 11. GUIDRY.
Making
Room for SPRING GOODS!
The following 3EOOND-HAND STOVES, which
have been taken in exchange for HAPPY
THOUGHTS will be SACRIFICED:
FOR COAL OR WOOD
1 No. 921 Duchess of Oxford, with reservoir and high closet.
1 " 919 Superior, with reservoir.
1 " 921 Aberdeen Warrior, with high closet.
1 " 918 Favorite, with reservoir.
1 " 918 Famous Active, with water front.
1 " 920 Kitchen Witch.
WOOD MTOVES:
1 Na 921 Oxford Rival, with reservoir,
1 " 9 Consort, without reservoir; also several others.
Also a number of good Heating Stoves, taken out
of places where I have put in Furnaces :
1 No. 5 Radiant Honig.
2 " 6 Radiant Homes.
1 " 7 Radiant Home.
1 Universal, with oven.
1 " 14 Royal Peninsular, with oven, and numerous others.
CHAS. C. LEE.
Haonsy'e "lt sr of 1812" is well illustrated,
and the D.partssaete iso alio attractive.
FATALLY INJURED.
mattes feat Seas •letira .1 ♦eeltaeal ea
G. T. 3, at arrtsNrm.
HAuILTox, Jan. 29. -Thomas .lobnetoo,
a young fireman whose home is .t Walton,
was fatally tented at Harrisburg station
about 7 o'clock this morning. He wee
brought to Hampton oo the credo, arriving
here about 8 o'olock, and waa removed 1n
the ambulaaoe (rem the Stuart street sta-
tion to the olty borpltal. Shortly .(ter be
leg admitted to the Institut:on be breathed
his lest. Coroner Gntho we, ootl6ed.od
ordered so loqueet, whish was opened at the
hospital at 4 o'oloek the otternoen.
Tie Grand Trunk o3Emala bore bare ae
vet been unable tis get any deficits infer.
motion about bow the ',outdone oteurrsd,
u t6s train oo whtoh Johnston wag t rine
switched off at the l' and wept to Toronto.
The unfortunate yottag m w was °ominous
when he teaobed the Stoat street suttoo,
but was In such great pal° That he wee on.
able to tell bow the acoldent 000ured. He
was badly crumbed sod bee lege wore para-
lyzed. So lar as oto be learned, however,
Johnston w:. bene on a ors ;;ht train,
which left Sarnia tunnel at an early hour
this n.oreilteg. When the train got to
Hairubnrg it stopped tor order., and 1114
thought 'het the fireman crawled nudist -
the wens to clean out the bre bor.
The eogIraer, pot being aware that he wee
(Rader the engine, started the true, and tin
young man was crushed beneath It, Woe
dragged, or tether rolled. some distance be-
fore his cries were beard and the train was
stooped,
Johnston was about twenty four years of
age, and had beau in tie employ of the rail-
way company only a abort time Elle
friends in Walton were not Bed by telegraph
of his sad end. They Ars expected to
rran Hamilton able evening.
PROTECTION OF FISH.1
•elan• Fisheries 1►epartreal In Corres-
pondent -is With 1, R. A5Iherlltes.
A oorro.o-odium" w." recently mango,.
seed by the 0.1trio Fisheries Department
with the a tines in .eters' of the Amide be
Yates, wh'eh may result 1. molting usmform
the laws and regulations respecting fish of
the States and Previnosa bordering oo the
great lake,. The steps so far takes loolu i.
1 -
Inducements
for
Feliruary
1 lot Pictures, copies from
celebrated artists, rang-
ing in price from lac to
5Oc, clearing at 10c and
1 ac.
1 lot round and oval Pic-
tures, clearing at 5c.
Several dozen boxes Note
Paper and Envelopea,con-
taining 50 sheets end 50
Pint elopes, usually sold at
20c, sale price 10c
itox.el Note Paper, embos-
ser "(ioderich," with en.
velop.'s to match, finest
finality, clearing at half
price.
A few odd lots of good
square F.nt'elopeis,2 pack-
ager for 5c.
Odd lots Not* Paper to
match ^hove, half price.
Phone 100 B
PORTER'S
Book - Store
a general letter by_t3. T. Ba.edo, Deputy
Comaleslo.er o1 1'irb.rM. for Ontario, to
the railcars la Net. loft, l'•nasylvaele,
Mich to., Mloaoeota, llhlo and W weasel°,
esggsalne a jurat co.tereeoe, a neat which
bis met with hearty end geseral approval,
w that 11 1a probable a me,tlag will 6.ar-
[snood far sous date la t6. opting.
Mr. H.Nsdo 1. hi, l.tttr stated that
shwa O.tarlo took over the Provl.olal
fiaberlre le 1811 ,1 hal experlseo.d otos.
slderabls dittm silty In seforoleg the pre-
yl.toss of Its (kbary laws on dm mast lakw,
allay a a000uet .f the fact that the
Umited States fishermen were ■ ented altnse&
unlimited penile... as to time and meaner
of fishing. It war therefore utg..t.d tint
Is would be mealle,tly an the Interests of
both oouotrles if retulatto.o oowld be agreed
t;'on wheob would be loot sad ',galloon' to
the babor,es and bah.rmen, regulation
ooy.rlot Mose asa.o.• for the ,pawnt.g of
fire, as to the tied mad rnmb.r of imple-
ments to be used, end se se tar. klbae
•f deb to be tate.
"1b le tot Improbable," the leant add
ed, "trial 1,.mlreoio oosolaeloN could be
alrv.d al .ur treat lak• fisherlen could and
would in • few yssn be restored to their
forator oontitlon of.zoellcnnaand profitable
livelihood 50 many Mooned. of our At zea..
sad a valuable food supply assured for ell
time. . , Certainly 11 will be dlfkoolt
to longer resist the loportustties of oar
fisherman for dinner pen ler, a to those
00(07ed by yet /.*.tenon should co
Clearing Sale of
Winter (foods
Having finished stock taking 1 have decided
to offer the balance of my Winter Goods
At Cost
Everything must be cleared in order to make room
for my spring stock of Boots and Shoes, consequent.
ly a "Stove -out" price has been put on each line.
Don't miss this opportunity, Sale
commences Saturday, January 24.
Repairing neatly done.
E. DOWNING
Next Wilson's Drug Stere
oesoerr.nt *edam 6e approved h, yew. Ws
aro straggly urged M throw dews the ben,
but before dotes es would raspee0ally
lamed the &pestles of she repression/ 0•
of your State to the novitiate resell of
cash a coarse, and with the liege less vow
may •ppeaolate the faparwmoe of •sore ow -
coned settee It Immedtstely Mata for Me
oose,rvi leo of tide great berltag.."
N rleta( oe behalf of O61o, J. R. Rodgers.
president the rash and Game Uomm4-
alea, rept 4 tial they world welo.....y
oosoerted ands* Orbit would hays'10r Its
object the preservallee bad peepetatten of
the lake fisheries. "Permit slit to esy," the
writer added, "theft we Mearelycepa that
the Pretence of Ontario wl11 net a►ato la
the slightest degree from their heretofore
admlrebl• peeiMe apse the wbj•et at the
tar. flaber.t.• In my eptaioa the great
firmware and good eon a resie'aid by the
Domislos au herniae la the mater el these
lake fisheries bay. beam I. salable outcast
to that el nose el the Sate., and the n-
osh has boom the eoeervatloe of the fish
enpp'y wblob world net bare been obtala.d
soder editor oosditlam."
The mutual rsp•wt of ii:a. ae I'reabytr•
las church, 1ea11ase.. 6t. b... Ws" 1.
Fisted form. The recrfp's .f the past
year am.uat.d lo 11854 84 and the sx•
psavittarat to t6. seam amena'. Islotrsatle.
sad statistics are eye ale, le esoard M the
Seaday aoboo(, the L'.dlr.' Aid Soole/y sad
the Christian Kndeyor S. they la t',.em-
tlos with tis. cobweb.
AUCTION VALES
WRD. UDAT, Fah. 11t11.-U.hsarved
auetloa Salo of farm swot bad IepMaomls
at 1.0 7, osa. 6, li, 1). 0.16am., attonm.ae
lag at 1 O'.l.ck sharp. darom, l3rsvaxs,
pr.pgi•tr Tisa.taa Gummy, as Ms.enr,
Tevaaoar, Fah. 1H•A.-Amides ails el a
oarled N goal a.wly-aind oww., sews ts
eelf, heifers bad stases at Beggs' 6.t.1,
Oarlow, riminsaasiodeg at 1:30..3..6 sharp.
Rica.&D Partes, eminvi 6.r. Ttost-
GrxDRY, amatfaa.er,
B0 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
PATENTS
MARRS
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American Cotton Flannels, 12 1-2 c.
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1131ack Taffe ta SiIk47c.t
KInd.13 (The 65c '
LAST week we ran across a big bargain in American Cotton Flannels, E
and one in Black Taffeta Silk. Now we pass them on to you. They E
were part of the stock a leading waist -maker had left atter tilling his E
7. winter orders. His factory is now running on spring orders, and rather
2 than carry these goods over he was willing to sell them at a loss. We
bought liberally of both lines and will put both lines on sale at less than
regular wholesale cost.
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If you want a Waist er Wrapper, a black silk Waist, or Taffeta fo: lining, this
should be your chance. (hie as good you are not likely to have again for many a E
day.
350 yards American printed cotton Flan-
nels, double fold, firm, strong cloth, 31
inches wide, a big range of handsome
patterns. They Dost 13c at the mill
where thoy were made to the U 8. 35
per cent.. duty added mane them cost
Om man we bought them from 17}c per
yard. We bought them cheap, very
cheap, and while the lot lasts you can
take your choice at per yard , . , , .. , . 12}0
Slack Taffeta Silk, 47c.
Over 100 yards black Taffeta Bilk, good
quality and weight, rich, /nitrous black,
suitable for waists or linings, sold in
many places at 7 c, never for less than
05c. When this lot is gone will have
no more ourselves for lea than 65c. On
ale commencing Saturday mornieg at
per yard 47c
Nov for Spring.
Spring goods are tumbling in on
us nearly every day. There's hardly
a day goes by but there's something
new to show here. These lines get
their first showing this week. They
are bright, clean, fresh, just out of
the cases. By far the best time to
buy Is early, before the stocks get
broken
New Prints,
New Cottons,:
New Shirtings,
New Embroideries.
Gathered from the world's hest
sources and marked at close prices
for quick selling.
Still a few Mantle* to
Sell at Half Price.
Wo have still a Illsw mantles left
to sell at half price. They are good
qualities and this season's styles.
We don't want to carry one over and
half price ought to take these few
out in short order.
i4 Ladies' Jackets; at ex-
actly half price.
9 Children's Jackets; at
exactly hall price.
Remnant Tables.
6o, 10c, 16o, 26c, 60c.
Our special remnant tables at the above prices
have, proved a great success. It's no wonder, for
they are genuine bargain spots. Stock taking has
brought to light more short ends and oddments,
and the tabies will fill up again for next Saturday
morning. ("come and RPh! them.