The Signal, 1906-4-26, Page 5THE SIGNAL : (>rt)I►!':I;IIa'11 ON'TA tilt l'
PEN AND SCISSORS.
Ike LVA, Stery,
1.
Mc Is de .tory
We lore ea we eh.;
You climb tar de hilltop.
1km you roll down ogle!
11.
Now It, de shedder.
Then It's de sun ;
One day you In clover,
'then you gut none!
Ill.
Hat's des du ,.tory -
All you kin Noy
Ito we ell sits ter glory
5ve71 hulllerr"Reps;!"
it is strange how things go un about
us and we never notice ahem until our
attention is called by outsiders. Now,
for instance, the Ganlois of Paris re-
veals certain facts which are surpris-
ing. It informs us that Mt. 1'alen-
tine's Day, which some of us may
even have forgotten the date of, "is
celebrated with enthusiasm, not only
in the United Kingdom, but also in
South Africa, Australia, Canada and
India. It is the occasion for engage-
ments, for every family on that day
invites its friends, and the young men
and maidens join in a dance. On this
day '15uglish cant' is laid on one side,
and If a couple passers under the
mistletoe, which hangs from the ceil-
ing, the dancer has, and chains, the
right to kiss his partner. Hut it be
does so, It means that he is engaged
t' her, and though the ups and downs
of English life may separate the
young couple they remain faithful to
the Valentine's kiss' and always
marry in the end." It is pointed nut m
that not only custom but haw deeds
with the subject, "The English law c
courts are very severe in breaches of
promise of marriage, and consider the a
'Valentine's kiss' as equivalent to n
public announcement of betrothal,"
Now many of us have never noticed
these things, hut it only goes to prove
that the onlooker sees the most of the
gaunt•. ,
THE GENERAL AND
MARINE HOSPITAL
To the Rdltor of Tim Sigma
HEAR NHL- Will you give me space
in your column* fur all earnest appeal
in behalf of the General and Marine
Hospital? Will your maulers walk
down Mouth Street any day this week
or next, and see what has been (Ionel
by the hospital board ; let them in-
spect the addition, operating room
and all the sanitary arrangements
that have Leen carried out under their
supervieiDll,
The brick work acrd' painting are
now In pogteee, and tenders for the
plumbing are to be called fur. The
ladies with the co-operation of the
board have done all this J ,*ow it de-
fends uptni the c ty'at large to do
the rest. The fut•nisling of several
wards has been secured, Dile by Urs.
Miner, of Chicago, a former Gederich
resident; Mother furnished by the
Maple Leaf Chapter of little girls ; an-
other by the Florence Nightingale
Chapter; they by Mr. TI sou, of
Ih►kttl, brother of G. W. Thom-
son, our townsman, linen has leen
donated by Mrs. Peter Adamson, a
fine range for the kitchen by the Huck
Co. through the kind efforts of Mr. C.
C. Lee. who also gives some bathroom
furnishings. The tomtit:al men of
town have not been asked for sub-
seriptions, as it is understood they in-
tend equipping the operatil:g room.
Every day demonstralke the need of
a hospital. Death prematurely takes
its roll front our to mlle+t-s through
lack of proper 'turret:Omkit and ap-
I.lianceA for the sick, whic can only
e found in an institution of he kind.
I fear toe many people inn iue the
huspilal is only for the leu and is
entirely, a chat Ralik affair. It t noth-
ug of the kind : a wart can be .cured
and paid -for by the richest n the
ounty and every comfort prnt'id
Area bet- erroneous imopres.km
broad, namely, that Geelrt•i,h is
ng to get NOW great Ieneflt for it
y the institution oT the hospi
mere. (dertaimly the county, to
t be the suitable place for th
Runty hospital, as it is cui•(umtar)
hrotgliDut the whole Province to
reef it Gov.: We hear that Wing -
am is laudably agitating /4 hospital ;
f a smaller town like V. loghato feels
he nteessi'ty of such all institution,
ow much more (lottery!, :'
Will our the peitple of Ihingannom,
fayfleld, !(enmiller, Pott Albert and
laces adjacent to G,aletich, as well
e the larger centres throughout the
malty, .help furw'ant the en sal w'or'k
*gull by the ladies of G(sle•t•ich.
With elf the new works opening,
nd the wave'uf prosperity passing
ver aur haul, Nerdy. people can spare
Nought fur the indoor( nuuatc, and help
he word:. The board will want moan
ane)'. Everything is paid for as )vt'
. on, but re funds r be birtlh-
nuing if we- open the building -in
lime as pisquinar1, arid wi-h to-si•cuie
tmasc•mmatr.on from 'Tetanode by (hat
toe. I have enough faith it. huuue0-
y to believe that the actinic id the
ty council in rescinding the grant
$1; MMI sit generously vDted by their•
edeeessors wits an act dime with,
e reflection. mei I bat they will
e eppto,te•hing Jum• session rest'
e grant, the withdrawal. of wh
it retard the success of this and
ikieg. ON,-: of TIIE "e,fk Efts,
We see fr one of the tamely
pipers Wm. It. Belden, of Moles-
worth, who is a large maker of maple
syrup, intends to send a pailful to
}tingg Edward. Mr. Belden should he
careful. We are' reminded of the
experience, of a Goile•rich open, none
• other than the genial president of the
Great Northwestern Exhibition, who
-on a trip to the Old Country NOW
years ago took over a sample of maple
sugar that his friends over there might
have a taste of one of Canaeda'as finest
products. His Old (ount'y friends
liked the sample all right, but when he
tried to tell them that it Was made
from the nap of a tree they utterly
refused to believe F' , He persisted
in trying to break down their scep-
ticism, but it was no use, until finally
he wan+ sorry he haul token the stuff
over -he had only destroyed his
reputation fur veracity. Of cour•w•
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this wits quite a number of year:, /tiro, I'r
and Illi C,nmt•y people k • r• eta
Mead Canada now than they did then. Ih
but still- .Mr. linden should be care- th
ful. wi
.4.5'.g of Sts.v.
I took bi tweets off last week
'Sub folks Is sh... -they! bake be week -
Aw-ellyn
[Sob cautions wads mutt strip so ...ad.
I tmk they're. crazy es a loud
To sweet mood till dearly Jude
A w the w l
Hi wife declared 1'd retch a cold
A writes !
(Iw•, what is wopta•r rail she bold
A chews
1 deter felt side• t'r; lard liviaf -
Ibw' this is dot lint -11111. I'd gi
lb .t hely dery- I b MM shin' -rig • ,'i:;,'I
Aw-,how ,
Ilett year 171 do the oda. agald
That is If I'd doticold ad dead
A chew.'
If 1 Malt peas the church) ar,l Arch
Ere ilex, year's budding of l he tach
I'll take bi fsddels nM td tient) -
Awthew'
T
'•if i house, contains six bureaus,
eleven : tnuires, seven chiffonnieres,
and fifty- ree miscellaneous drawers,
how many . f 'emit is the husband en-
titled Go, anbow many is the wife
asked the you ' clubman,
The secon clubman laughed
harshly. -
"You are youn; and have much to
learn," he said. ' ou may as well
understand first as set that if there
were in your honsc a tile of hareems,
three acres of armoi s, and 17,11(1!)
drawers, all of these uld still be
stuffed full of veils, ruchi ' a, hatpins,
ribbons, silk stockings, etticoats.
powder puffs and safety pin and the
nest course for yon to pursue ould be
to wrap your own things -yon shirts,
uoderclt,thes, and se on -in a , ewe•
paper and keen them under the 1."
Of course he was exaggerat
slightly.
K
4
A dresaed-up man bounced into an
office full of brokers the other after-
noon, says a New York paper, anti
pulled a pack of cards out of his
pocket.
Draw a card, please," he said, *e-
lecting a victim. "Thank you, Now
please ring up Harlem 12:l1.1J, Ask for
Miss Brown. Request her to tell you
what card you hold in your band,"
The victim, mumbling a protest
about runners for mind readers, did as
he was asked, "Gee, she told me the
right card, all right," he announced,
with anlne surprise.
"Very wonderful; most mysterious,"
remarked the stranger, "You ace, the
girl can be called up ander fifty-two
names, all at the same number; of
entire. in Harlem ; fifty-two cards,
fifty -ten names. Mine Jones. the ace
of heart,: Miss Smith, the ten of clubs;
Mike Brown, the three of spades -that's
the one you had. Allow me to present
my business card. 1Ve make the hest
fitting pants in these or any other
United States. Thank yon. Good
morning,"
4
They do things differently in the
land of the Shah. A traveller, speak'•
ing of Nome of the oddities of Persian
ctst,ms when viewed with Occidental
eyes, said :
•
tit
at
Ire
icl,
er-
South Huron Licenses.
At a meeting of the Smith Huron
license conaminsinner•s, held in Hrnsall
..n Thursday hast, the fu iecw'iog shop
and hotel license. were granted in the
at•veral wanicipwlitit's tor the ensuing
livens'. yPor- :
Se•,dortla : Ship Eilwar•d I)miww,n,
H. C. Gilford. Hotels - J •s hick,
INek House ; 1), '1'. -l'iukney, '!rival :
%Viiliant Hct•Kalt, (itip Houser: Hen-
derson A' Ih•14eey, I' nriatl:
Jlrs. I'hristena St.•ve•ns. Queem;s, held
over for fit tilte'consideration.
Exeter : Shui, F. 1. Knight.
Maids htrl,e's Shield( ick, Mannion
House : W. '1'. Acheson, Central :
Wlm. Harrows, l' 'rebel, granted
if he makers Ott necessary improve-
ments ; C. 1Vcudlaud, Metropolitan,
held over fur future considen-aton.
' Stephen : Hotels 11'dlliatu Frits
Grund Bend ; Wm. Ziminter. hash-
wosel : Mit..an Deih•ich, Mt. Cannel :
August Hill, Crediton; R. Cunning-
ham, Khiva; John Mclsawc, Cc'editun :
James Hannan, Shi ora, for three
His to see if he will do letter t A.
Moser. ('nrleett, three muntthe to dim -
pow of stock ; Win. Moffat. Centra-
lia. three rllntlthe to sell out or Make
the home satisfactory to the brined.
Hay : Hotels - R. R. Johnston. 1,
I'. It.au, Zurich : Mrs. Nicholson, Blake',
Stanley : Hotels If. A. ('cok, Var-
na : H. Shaeffer. Kipper). •
Tuckers ' h : Hotels -Geo. Strong,
Strong s Hotel ; C. Wilton. Bruce.
Held.
t'shore, : 1.-.J, P. Ifdahon.
Hayfield : , I►arrow.
mercinl ; Mrs. 11. 111•
p:
Geo. Greenslade, liver Hotel, a e
forsix
months.
Hennall: Hotels - .1. E. Blackall,
Queen's ; Thos. Heffe•r•tnan, ('unnmie-
vial, .
The fees are according to the new
se edule.
Clintonlan Has a Discovery.
Irrom Mall and Empire.
J. R. V.,.Clintot, Ont.--Qat,-If i
make a di. •ove'ry in a►stron •. which
upsets the revinusly accepieel views
nn any point in there any way where-
by I cat pro cct my discovery? So
that i can ave end secure com-
pensittion or be •fit from it ?
Ans. --I do not Yee why you should
watt to "protect' Your discovery
er what protection
person can hope to Dake anything
out of a discovery its a mummy. As-
tronomical investignto s and re-
searches are'' not presumed to be a
money -making bueineow, , , person
may, however, "publish" hi tt.trnn-
ontrcal fes ',arches and discos' den In
the form of a hook or pwunplile't. eel
he can have that book or pian. u et
on
•'copyrighted," and (ithus ohm
some rernmeration for his labors en
expenditures, if any, by the sale
of hie hook or pamphlet. -
-on requite. No
"C
tIeRne
word
nolle
enter
Depending as we do upon illusion forme
and scenic effects in one theatres, the their
presentation of a Persian„ play by naive
dative performers strikes the West. the ti
erner las little short of ridirnlnus• the The I''
firem
chem
((Pita
place
motor
1t int a a„oompli"htrl by the very motor
simple expdieut. of drawing him up -Hr
from the at►ge mid out of sight. with a
hlnyk ami tackle. '1'h.• tackle is at- Mill
I-u•h'd to hie felt by an attendant 'In Meet,
plain vi--
"Chauffee a Misnomer.
heuffer," said Col. Hemmen Mon -
is an old provincial French
and was originally applied to
nitwho went• ahon t the country
ing farm houses and torturing
is to tell where they had hidden
money. it was used as a de -
appellation by the French tfi
rivers of the fits), smoke wagons.
Hench alert use it to le•ilgnte a
an or stoker, emeriti English
istry it denote., a smell stove for
ng metals. ft is entirely out of
when used for the driver of a
car and he Afield he called a
let or some'Lhing like that.
tnklyn Eagle. - -
me solemnity of all concerned
making the appw'ai to hilarity all the
stronger. iii tune of their favorite
miracle playa the i'rophet is •nppo aetl
11 wend to heaven, and this dramatic
aurbence.
nowe'ver, istheImaginative power in
the Oriental that many of the on•
leekera will he ohaervrrl weeping
openly."
er's Compound and iron Pills, only
t+ for :in dose.. Flo -air• by Jas.
Wilson.
1Ve probably wnnhlo'I is• as happy
as we are now if we gotall the things
we think we want, hill must'or u,
would like to try it and see.
THE MARKETS.
vrpool Wheat Futures Close Hiphes.
Chicago Higher -Live Stook Mar-
kets -The Latest Quotations.
Moodily Eveulux, April 23.
verpool wheat futures closed today t(1
-alar than Saturday, and cora tutu
os to Id higher,
At Chicago May wheat cloe'd 100 lower
•4aa Saturday; Nay corn, Syo lower, and
MU arts 34c lower.
THE V1d1SLE SUPPLY.
whast Aprll23. •esil
Cees 4a.143,esal 11417,000
Oats 7,074000 .11,eu3,ase
]h, lu0,e190 14,871,01?
Duda/the week wheat decrease.2,112,•
000 bushels, tuns decrcaeed 734,aye bush-
els, and eats decreased 005,0(10 bushel,.
LEADING WHEAT MARKETS.
MinneapolisMay. July.
lletrolt•a...•, YTy{, YI0
Nt. Lauds 70% 6s
bu:sth 7*% Ts
Teaede 87 50'e
TORONTO PRODUCE MARKET.
Grabs -
Wheat, spring. bush ,..50 74 to 5.,..
wheat, fall, bush 0 77 0 79
Wheat, red bush ...:.., 0 77 0 79
Wheat, goose, busk 0 T3
Barats,ley,busk push 0 $1 ..
o
B 0 40ee, busk 0 Te ••
Pees busk U 77 ••••
Buckwheat, bush. 03.1 ••••
LIVERPOOL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Liverpool, April Lf. -Wheat, spot 11011111r•
al; futures, steady; Hay, tis 014; July, W
73x4; Sept. the 7d. Cora, spot, Orin; ♦w-
ereau In xrd new, 4* 554d; American mix-
ed, old, es ifesa; futures, strong; May, 4ab4d:u ,4,* 'fid. Pork, prime mes* July,
•unt.seady, 52s 44;lung clear middies light.
heet
steadily, 48e; loug clear mlddh-e, 'bear;,
st ads, 40.; clear bellies, steady, 4as.
Shoulders, square, steady, 42s, Lard, palms
weeltru 111 tierce* nerdy. 44s; A
can, te0ned to pall's, steady, 4M; cheese,
Amerlcau Siest white steady, Pis O4. Tur-
prutre spirits, steady, 47s 3d. Hops In
l.tmoon, Pacific coast, Arm, L" Gs to 13 150
NEW YORK DAIRY MARKET,
New York, April ±3. -Butter, Armee; re.
flows. 4130street price extra creamery.
211- to 2134e. Otaetal prices cr'•smery,
ecu moa to extra, 14e to 21c; dr.., held, 14',
W 11.114e; reuovated, eommon a, extra IOs
tl 15-; western factory, common to trite,
13e to 15%c.,
Cheese -Minn; receipt., 1910; state full
maw, large mod small, colored awl white,
hl cy, 14 y,r; 4.., seed to prime, I - %e to
4.-; common to fair, Iic to 13c; Mme,
II to light, 2iye to 103ee,
I'Eggs
iisyn.:luI,. •and, nerrbv fan y selet. tet
wL to s ; do.. choler 19c to 193j•;
mi. •dla, extra, Ilk: western, Silts, 19e:
W1!kx, ids, 17%e to 1734c: southern,, lac.t
•
CATTLE MARKETS.
Calle. tee Firmer. -Cattle and Howe
A Euler at t'h ease,
1..1111011, April al. -Cattle are quoted at
Ile to rte per Ib.; refrigerator beef, N.'
,to ht,c Isar, h,;•cheep, dressed. 1Gc to 1 c
per It; bon ,17c dressed weight,
roRONTo UNCTION LIVE STACK.
Toronto, A , r11 23. -Receipts of live
Sock at the Mon Stock Yards were
04 car loads. c moose(' of 1294 cattle.
3 sheep, 1 hog; 3 calves and 1 hon*.
Ea miters.
1'rlecg ranged fr m e4.60 to $5.2eu per
with few et tb• latter price, as will
Is• sten by quotation eaten below. "rho
bulk of exporters so , at $4.151 to 5.5.10
per''wl, bolls soli ;ul $150 to $4, Witt a
few of prime quullty at 4,25•
' •stelae
There was a better sup ly of bucrhers',
lout nut enough of the 1,. t kind. Prices
for the Met butcher. held strong. selling
as high an many exporters, several leads
of wLlch were bought to go back to the
reentry as abort -keep feeder. Picked I• is
of bulcben' sold at $4.W to 5- ?or.ewt;
mads of good at $4.00 to $4. - mediums,
-$1.31 to $4.114; crows. :it 5x,35 to
Feeders aaa4 Sneaker
Two or three lords of light .e portiere
were bought to go back to the entry
as short keep,, weighing 1130 to • , at
$4.63 to $4.70 per cwt.
Veal Catena.
oral calves sul,l :.t $L75 per cwt.
Wows,
H P. teemed,. reports prices mochas,
at $7.15 fur selects mad $0,90 for lights and
fats
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK.
Montreal, yr!! 23.--(Spe•cial.)-Cables
rams 'prong from Liverpool and London os
e'nurdt*u cattle and prices edsea'•'d %.
M•r moped tie Ila', and sae cable from l.ateir-
pool quoted at 12•4c. Exports from Port-
land mad at. John last week were 1795
cattle. 1125 sheep. Receipts wore 12(0 cat•
the, 50 muck rows 500 canoe, leo sheep
and lambs, 1000 hog., The market fes
bogs was stronger and prices adraoced 10
per Ifs) Ito Receipts were 1000, for weld*
the demand was good and sates of tweet
lore were may at $7.75 ii $7.06 ppeer cwt.,
weighed of cant Our ambiton Saturday
Oct t. eneahau Nees woes ate Live ra
prices advsaced le to Se Ngs. Leaded, Is
to 2e, to bas to Ins sad s1s M
to S
to Otis. The trade ( snow, it cattle was fictive and
prh es were steady under a peed demand.
Extra rhnn beeves sold at 5144' to 534e;
crolee, 44,' to Sc; good at 41.4e to 454e;
fair. at 7%e to 4c; common, at Sc to :u 100;
Intsr:er, at 2%e to 3c per Ih. anew cow*
were stow of wale at from 896 to t each
(Lmhnin nitres sold MS
at $2 to $3 each, oaf
gond s:. to $0 each. The sheep were nearly
all shorn aid sold at 41te to re Per lb.
Good spring lambs odd at $4 to U each,
but some of the msaller tones at $a each. -
EAST BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET.
East Buffalo, April 211.-Cattle--Rec•'Ipte,
4310 head; fairly active, IQe lower; prime
steers. $5.23 to $306; ahlpptng, $4tri• Co
$3.15; butchers', $4.25 to $5; belfcra,I53.73
I. 63; cows, $3 to $4.50; culls, $3., to
$4.75; stockers and feeders $8.31, to $4.50:
stock heifers, $2,75 to $8.60; fresh cows
en,l springers, Strong to 5771 higher; $'v) to
006.
Vents --Receipts, 2200 Asad; active nal
nen t;, $4.t0 to $S.t10.
11, rs--Reeelpts 15,500 hamar active and
steady; heavy and mixed, $0.W yorkan,
$.I-sil to 1[0.90; pigs, 54.76: rwghs, $6 to
ste %, $425 to 5j4{,,75.
sheep sell Iambs --Receipts, 2400 head;
ratite; Cheep, ready; iambs, Sc hig`'ter;
lambs, $6.25 to $7.36: starlings, 56.2 to
$6.50; wethers, $s to 56.25; ewes 55.50 Ie
$5.75; sheep. turd, $3 to $5.71[; clipped
ROMA $6 to Pao
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.
New York, April 25.-Derve.-Ree,tpts,
4:Ash steers, slow hut strong'; betty bulls,
ltd, and easier; bologna bu11Ameady; rows,
tinnily to Srtn; steers, $4.00 too 55,73; bulla,
$155140 $4.00; cows, 52 to $3.II6. . Experts
to•I,.rrow, *Sol rattle, 1110 siren and 4200
(mare re of beef.
Calves- Receipts, 5433. Worker active,
bot pores 7:k.' to $1 lower, veils, $4 to
pa.:),; choice and extra, 53.60 to $6.75;
sans, $3 t..
ahrpn gni Lambs -Receipts. x11,13; reheop.
stet,ly; Iambs, opencil full stases, closed
vetoer; sheep,clipped, $3 to RS; w,ell'd.
Io. $4 to $.3e1: dipped Iambs, $511( to
$3.70; wonted do. $7 to $7.73; tow spring
land',, at $4 each.
Imes-I(.e•elpte, 5937; market barely
dy. State kegs, 56,90 to $7.10.
Leg Amputated.
Ram ton, April 24. -Yesterday after-
noon the , . •tore found it necessary M
amputate at below the knee the leg
of Wllllam . Harris of Harris Bros.,
the Market • are bakers. The trouble
started with a 're toe and developed
Into gangrene.
11100 R . rd, $100.,
The readers Otitis pa will he plensetl to
learn that them Is nt ,'ast •ne dreaded IP'nei n
that ..fence hit" been able n cone In all Its
stages, situ that I'('atarrh. i II' s('Merrbt'me
Is the only positive cote no Mason to the
reveille* fraternity. I'Monti I e a cnnstlt't-
tlnnal laves, requires a I'uos•It linnet trent
-
ment. Halls I catarrh ('urn Is tele loternally,
Wing dimity upon the blood it morons
porkies ofIhesystem. (hereby dent Ina the
foundation of the disease, end sly ,g the
pat lent. .annul hhy building nor ( ho exmst s Inn
and assisting nattier. In doing Ito, work. The
prom icicles hate so touch filth In Its earth%a
onset. that they offer tow Hundred Dollars fhe
any case that II. falls to yore, Mend for fist of
tr•mmnnlnl•.
A4Mmes f ..t. CHIS\ E V a: CO.. Toledo, 0,
tbM be An ih-t 1te,
Take Rail. _ v SiamPill• fel can_ diraatlore.
The Signal does good Job printing.
=�3
Tuu.•euAY, April 26, 1906
W. A. McKIM �;
\• • I, I -n,
•- It, " I III r,
4.0.1 III
MILLINERY
legimi t„
t•urrpnrc
with our
• present showing. 'We
claim your interest iu
Si • of the smartest
styles of the season, It'
you have not seen •
millinery you have'Memel
the best tlieples- of the•
kintl. NEW SAILORS.
NEW FLOWERS, NEW
TRIMMINGS and NEW
TAILORED HATS.
l'ourtee,us attention
whether you comet •tu but-
te. not and right prices all
the time.
t ' SS L AE0411t
GREATER COMFORT
Ltrta ,raonelal llsut5.
Iososr, o.t
••••• no... w.,w es•.e raw
• 11177•, tosws..... pawn
es -r t _
Your
Money
Refunded
L; th• d..r . ,
h,.
Too buy . i,.
ight Bos; ,t
you And se
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S'',srnli f;ht Soap is better
than other soaps, but is
best when used in the
Sunlight way.
5c.
Buy it and follow directions,
$5,000
reward will
b. Iwai toon)
person le ho
proves that
Sunlohtfwap
contains any
injurious
ch•tnte.ha er
se; form N
adulteration.
5c.
Lahr Bf others Ltmitod. Toronto
Kind Words.
Wingham Advance : The Jimlerieh
Signal has entered its f •th year
ler its present management.. The
Signal is a bright, uew•sy paper and
deserves sacccss. N'.• wisIs its pt'c-
pr•ietors continued posterity.
Clinton New Era : The Goalerie
Signal has premed its third »universal•
tinder its present management ant
has good veleta) for (reline proud os -c'
it, growth and standing. in mato
respects The Signal has improved Jur
ing these three yeas, and it is a crdi
to the county town. In local matte
it is always abreast of every (teem
rertce, while its edit,'tdal page is cleat
and decider) in tune without Iain
offensive.- '
insult. It is the right of everyone to
ask for his stoney, and when he dies
not get it tip keep on asking at inter -
vale until he liars. -Exchange.
Miller's Grip Powders cute. Fur
sale by Jar. 11'ilseil.
Lee is it thram, but ima•riage it an
h ahlr'ltl clock. -New York Time ,
)' Miller's Worm Powder•, the meth-
' cine for children. For side by .has, •
r Wilson.
} Habit may he secnhd nature, but it
t is s,•Iduut an inulnolvement on the•
I
• origiuul.
- New life for
t►•
One
Ont.
Duns and Dunning.
Just why anyone sd►(euld feel sins
en :asked to settle an ace t i
of those things no fellow can find
tent tilt' faet ietlmnirns-that Lim
aver, e. human !wring regarls•iver)
requt'. mimic to him[, t'ithe's orally or
written to settic a little hill, its a Blum.
A duo i. •euurally looked orient to he
either m rr nr iess 141.11sive. If you
ow'e Imlut' lyuu might to pay it, end
why people Intl Ludt when asked to
pap- a just n td due see t is
than we are it it' to undt'rataand. If it
is incent•enden or yon cannot pay, it
is up to you to •xplain the why and
the wherefore. early everyone ex-
pects to pity his 'ills re tittle or
other, but man) at tail as prompt as
they should be, or a. they would like
others to be t' them, 11 is an eauooy
'natter to explain, and the dehtiir in-
variably gets the arc° nu elation re-
quested. It is an exaaspi 'toting thing
to write letter otter letter u a debtor,
receive no reply, atid,_hat every re-
quest treated, with a e ot't of •lent eon-
eutpt. It is generally mil •r such
rircumsttnee•s that the (•rdi lr gets
until and gives the account to 's sed.
icitnr, with instrtetiorns to site, •hen
the matter condi have leen antic bly
settled. hon't look on 11 inn :Is 'alt
a quarter. Miller's
Comp"nod Iron fills, For eale by
g Jaw. 1Vilsem.
11 Iran a main says his wife is hard
to please it's a stile sign he (tied to
j pests. her in his own way.-
If there_ is at bumper whist elle) in
s tilt' country the ,a t•erege man tries to
I make opt that his brains had sena,-
, thing Ludo with it. - New York
Keep Your Old Iron
Rags, Lead, Brass,
Copper, Feathers,
Skins, Wool Pickings,
i Rubbers, Bones, etc.,
until I call for theta. I ask may ,ilei
customer: not. to sell their truck to
I allyeinc mepre•w•ntiug hiimetic /1h 1113
agent. as thew persons are dealing
for themselves and not for ma•.
SON(' your stuff for me and I will
ply the lest prices going. Leave
same oriel at my home and I will caul
'tlatd take the goads away. Or I will
b,ay In ler eetlt. more if the goods are
rought to my plate,
Highest Prices paid for HORSEHAIR.
DAVID BROWN
Vie•tot•iat street, - - Goelerie•h.
r
li'e COLIrI Corn eirias:on
A L
THAT'S
Out• prices will decide w'hetbe_.
entitled to business or not, hes
FRESH AND KEPT SO
Everything in our extensive grocery line is fresh, clean
and of the very best4quality,•afid sold at close figures, Just
now canned vegetAlesiere in the foreground. We have on
hand the best brands of
Canned Tomatoes, Peas, Corn, Beans,
Succotash, Pumpkin and String Beans
All fiine, fresh and reliable •, Try them
Try a 10 cent can of Dean's Star Brand Baking
Powder. This powder is sure to please you.
•
P T DEAN The Grocer.
'PHONE tea COR. MONTREAL ST. AND SQUARE, GODERICH, ONT.
Spring Suits f or
Particular People -
The new fabrics for Men's Clothing this
season have never been equalled.
AND UP-TO-DATE.
EVERYTHING NEW I
11 HHAATRSD AND SOFT
_IN ACL THE
NEW STYLES
PLASTIC FORM
CLOTHING
New Ties, New Hosiery, New Shirts.
EVERYTHING IN MEN'S SMART WEAR
REG. BLA-CK
[tattiest' two -toned light
material and colors and
light on your pocket book.
is it
NMI
McKIM'S BUSY STORE OM
411011#111010,11, 16 do 11i OW10,011140101
1 A DRIVE in FURNITURE
.41
rode
oar
glad neon. See what it small
purse smile all over with
that will make , the thin t
atm llllll t of money will Cie
itecomplish just now.
Iron and Brass Beds from -Ze.-
112.40 up.
Kitchen Chairs, hardwood, ,rs
press carved backs, double Ir
rungs all around, 40c each. 6.
Child's High Chairs, with 6.
tray, 86e.
Bedroom Suites. $112.00
'Parlor Suites, five pieces. i•C
from $18 to $150.
Closing out our genuine Ostermoor Mattresses for 1113.00.
19 tegulitt• prme $15.161, HS we' bast' the sole agency for the Mar -shall
Mattress, the I -est and only ventilated mattress on tarth. It:has
4" 4111 nu rival in felt. !lair fig ally other litirmllre. We 11aVe n few
' Hercules guaranteed bed Springs, u•losing out at 113:00. Wo
hotve a newer and better spi mg now. guaranteed to I give MUN-
I ., fart' In lllll ney ,ref Ital. See mar new importial Furniture
Il Coverings, Curtains, etc: they will he a surpriee and pleasure t.4)
t "II, Willi her y011 luny or not. Upholstering a sph•gaIty end •.ali
* work guaranteed. An elegant line of real mahogany chair
a frames, divans, davenports, etr., in stock. Customers can see
1 inn.dlliletiw:lett their own covering lind have them upholetered to
'4'4 SMITH'S FURNITURE and ART STORE t
EAST STREET 6.:
•
What Fence Will I Fence
My Farm With ?
(ANS.) The fenee that it/ guaranteed bp- a merrhant who is
itt business to stay, not here today and away t mow. you
have not only tny guarantee but the guarantee of the etenpany
thet makes LIM' fence. and they make the wire ft the iron ore-
dp to emnpletion, so they' k now what they are guaranteeing.
It is the
American Field and Hog Fence
nianufactored by The Canadian Steel A: Wire Co., of Hamilton.
who are the Canadian brand' of the" American Steel and Wire
Co., who make evet•y pound of win• that is tined in Outwit' and
United States.
We tarry this fetes. in
3 different styles of all No. 9 Wire
different styles of No. 9 Laterals and No. 11 Stays
7 different styles of No. 9 top and bottom Laterals and rest No. 12
This gives you III .1i &rent styles tat choose from, all of which
,iv,1:11.111,eiregeeizteittzk. Thr proof of the popularity pf this fence in
•
No. 9 Coiled Spring Wire
We have pist meek oil large commie:11,1..1d which
et
$2.5o per zoo lbs
CEMENT.
WI' have Pint, received 'a fresh carload of NATIONAL
CEMENT lllll nufael ere! at Durham. Its quality is too well
known to take up yule time telling you of it.
Cap isle
SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS
The pemanrity of these manta is nhown by the large sides
AHEAD THIS SPRING. 1% e have hail two how l •nts
sr
GENERAL HARDWARE
We earl, everything that is te lie .,111
lip br-liatr
Plumbing. Heating and Tinsmithing given
‘peeial attention, and all work guaranteed.
Chas. C. Lee
store Ilhorse