The Signal, 1909-4-22, Page 54
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
Copy of change of running advertise-
ments must be left at this office by
Monday noon to ensure insertion
in issue of same week.
Public Notioe.
xrcrwm.-THE Pl ll,.,l' ,tl';A1.711
Al T of Ontario require. that till person.,
user age of 3 mlluth. must he vaccinated and
that paronte are liable 40 a tine std alert lief.
for failure to ouutply with .fah rogul,.I fun,.
Tike uldical health officer .will be in hl. 0444..,
mu the dist Saturday .tftvruwm of each month
al y n'ctock tor the free vaccination of nor
attending for such purpose. A. C. UUN TER,
Studien,' Health utIher.
U
YNOPSIS OF CANADIAN
I.. N')RTHWICIT LAND RlC44ULATIUNR.
- Any person who Is the .ole head of a family
or any stale over 18 years old, mal• homestead
a quarter seetlon of available Dominion land in
Manitoba, Saskatchewan or Alberta. The
• applicant must appear in per,00 ;at the llutuin
Mir Londa A$eu.-y or Sub -Agency for lite
district, Entry by proxy may be made at aur.
agency, un canals eundltiona, by Mlhor.
mother, son, daughter, bother or or of
intending homesteader.
Duties. --Six months' rwldenee upon mrd
cults rasion of the laud In each of throw•,.,
A homesteader may live within nine miles of
-his humeslced on • farm of at least It wares
,solely owned and occupied by how or by his
father, toolbar. run, daughter, brother or
slsler.
In certain dlstrlcta n homesteader to good
Landing tray pro-elnpl a •sntarler-section
alongside his homestead. Prime Kitt per acre.
Duties --Must reside s11 month. In each of six
years from date of huue«feud entry oncludiug
the lune required to eaten homestead patent)
and cultivate fifty aeras extra.
A hmnesIa.der who lion exhausted Itis hume-
,4ua1 right and cannot obtain a prempuoo
Was
may take a purehnd h -e
uwealyd yursar•c*t
districts. Prins ri.u] per acre. Dotlelt~.Must
,,aid. ski months le each of three yoars, coati -
rate fifty scree and erecta house worth rlDitWl.
W. W. ('UItY,
Iteputy of the Mdlni,eer of the Interior,
K.B.-Unauthorized publication of time ad-
s ertiremunt will not be paid for.
Watchmakng, etc. •
HALSEY I'A1tK_
were ,.JKwatuga'OP ILIAN.
taunth side of Square, (;oderh-h. Ont.
Civil Engineering
NEWS FROM'OTrAWA
OPPOSITION ATTACK UPON MIN-
ISTER UF PUBLIC WORKS.
Hon. Dr. Pugsley Shows Up the Mayes
Affidavit tiontractor Angry be-
cause 'Department Would Not
Favor Him--(ionmee'a Bftl Sup-
p
UttawA, April 1n. -This was private
members' day in the Howie of Cont.
mons and Jamey Cunlneu a hill to In-
corporate the Ontario k Michigan
Power Company had the flour,
There has !Alen a yIgortu. 0ppOsition
u) 11118 phojiict; On the ground that it
wow an interference with Lite Ontario
Government's power policy, and .after
4 long diseMI.1011 the bill was given
the hoist at the enggestiuu 0I 1118
Premier, whir declared his adherence
to the principle of Provincial rights,
The Woollen Duties.
In anticipation oft lie lget speech,
and the probable discussion of tariff
poniards, real there hH *
fN 1 was H
P un xplserriou of
o
o in -
p 1 ,' by reversal uaeanlort•s of the
Hou o
Howie one day last week on the
claims of the woollen industry for in-
creased proter•Uen. Mt. L(•ntis x,
Mr. '1'hortarru, Dr. 1']pt sonlr MOT ottn.la
argued for higher •I.ttier. Ili. 11e-
Inty're, on...if the Western members,
said he did not regard it as the duty
of the (ioverugtent to make it. harder
for the people of the W.eet to obtain
the necewal•ier of 1(e b bolstering up
tT'P_niinnrictur.rar fir. firnyth
(North Middleaext Who is a farmer
With a practical knowledge of sheep -
raising, combatted the view that an
increased tariff on wool would be of
advent ege w the farmers. ifs sow
ge.ted" %ei the Oppiwitioii. lith, they
would- never gain the favor of the
farmer by offering to give tj1eiu one
dnthtt--and -Ut tete from totem -iter.
Mr. Low (South Renfrew) said he tied
an interest in the woollen industry,
arid he' was convinced that the reason
some woollen tills had closed down
_ war that they were unable to mann-
WjAUIiHAN M. ROBERTS, CIVIL
.nd Hydraulic Engineer, Ontario Lund
Surveyor.
Imine -McLean Block, Ooder4ch. corner
Montreal street, _Tslndem, 131.
Music
-LFRED E. COOK. TEACHER Ob'
1-1 Piano playing, Theory, Harmony .nd
tbuntrerpdnt. Pupils prepared for examine
t ton- of Toronto 1.1oiservatory of Music. Apply
at 'Thomson s Mem-Stare. (404 rteh. Mondays
in tllnlon at r••idcn,•,, of Mr. Alex. Slacken
Tv. 4,enar lu.tnuo.
Medical
Its, F M1MER.M0N TURNBULL.
A T. INIAKWM.N 1),
NV S. Tl aNMt,.a., II:
cols•,., Hantlton Street. 'Phone 1,'!.
.I4r. Kmr.er.nts reddenrr, North tr,et.
t Irmo -Se tit. lieur(re's church, hone tae.
Ur. Turnbull s reeldente, Mont n -at rt ,-
Southwest of ,public Library. 1'h a 194.
1 R. W. F. IiALIA)W, M. H.
•
rater and residence. North street, oiod,ttl'h
north of 4'uunt, Registry ones. Telephone, ISI
Legal -
KiLIA,. H
RANARItISTKR,
•I
•
1. solicitor, notary. etc. Money to lend at
lower! roles. 011tam -North street Uudertch
(neat Nigral Od4et, Its 8eafurth Saturday.
- agd Mondays.
1lir (i. CAMERON. K. C.. BARRIS-
. TEIt. solicitor, notary p.tbl(c. eldMes-
'families Street, Uoderich. third door from
\ square.
ROUI)FOOT, HAYS R MAI It
barrtsten, ao1(cuer■..oter4.,, public pr. •
in the Maritime t'lurt ere. OAlce, r•,.t side
Ion , next door C. A. Nairn's grocery. I'ri
rate • Inds to lend .t lowest rata, of interest.
W. p )C3rite0T. K. C. R. 0. HAYS. U. I
dl.AI
i CHAR E8 (iARROW, L.L.11„ BAR-
RIteT . t. attorneys, solicitor. eta., Oats
rich. M on . to lend at lowest rates.
G. JOHNSTON, BARRISTER,
-llri,or. rommLnlonor, notary public,
HAnnil•unV,troet, Uoderleb On{.
insurance, Loans, Etc.
414414 PRI TE FUNDS TO
hen. A.ply to M. G. CAM
Eno,. Isar, rtstcr, Ham11 street, Goderlch,
l. It, ROBERTSON,
1K8I'R
N('6 AOP NT.
FM'. AND Lmtrrvl80: Hritteh. 'anail.n and
Ansetican.
Arv*pi,T 41CKN4M AND F.0ri )r Rli Lt Atilt.
.....err : The Ocean Am -Merit and 'elaraette,e
.'or,aratlon Limited. of I.ondon, rug.
. fIIN.I.I'rr AND(l,•ANA`1 rex Roulet : •he U. 4.
Fldetlty and (t .r,ntee 4 'onipany.
colter at r•esidrnre, northe.et corner oefJ Vin
tori/ and St. "Meld street.. Then b 174
JOHN -W. CRAiGIE, W•
EE, FiHE
and aocIdent insurance. ,gent for leedtn
mutual and stock now Mew. insurance In a
Tor .t{•et•4 eau .sm4- 4*tw avid al lowest rat es -
tall at Moe. corner Wed Street and Square
or address J. W. CRAIUIL. (Jd•ttch, (Mt.
rel..lton• x
(cRILLOP MUTUAL, FIRE IN-
1 H U R A N (' IL CO. -Farm and isolated
WWII otos, property ,M McLean. Pres., Kippen 1'. 4t
T. Flamer VI0e.Prea. Hruceflr)d 1'. 4).
Thome, E. Hayrs, 4er.-Trete.., 4.aforth 1'. 4)
btreetore -Wm. Chesney. Seaton h; John
fl. Grieve, Winthrop ; George Dale,Seaforth;
w
John liemneeia Du,lin: James Evans. D,-.. ),
wool : John Watt, Hnrlock ; Thos, miner,
Hoeeeeld ; John H. McLean. Kippers ; Jas
lonnolly, Plitt on.
J. W, Yeo, Holmeavllle, agent for Nest
Huron. Polley -holders can tiny .N.ee.nrents
Ind set their cards rerofpted at Toner &
Brown's, Clinton or M. 1t. H. Cult grocery.
Kin/fate° attest, Gorterich.
Menesetung Mineral Water
f(1HK (JODEEICH MiNERAL WA-
TER ('U.• manufacturers of "Meno.e-
tong." aro prppeited to deliver to any part of
the town Belfast stn xoetr• Ale in pinto anti
gnarl/,. also Mineral µ'.ler in three mires
Idles, {{int* and quart/4l, Seltzer Water and
IMnbe 8o4*, 'These Rods are made from
'galore) mineral water, and are therefore free
front all Impar flew, P. L. WALTON Man-
ager Phone sit
Marriage Licenses
%JALTRR F,. Kf+LI.Y,
Watchmaker, Jeweller and Optician.
Ismer of Marriage ',teatime.
W. LANE, ISSUER OF MAIM!-
AOE Licensee Goderlok, Ont.
SHAVING PARLOR
kEDFORD HLOCK BAndRBER 1H(►1'.
- r stand
flare* Int p)rastrone the hest. Perrino, inn.having,
hair cutting, eta, et4. iatdin.' shamtltMung
trench,. r)hty *kilted hood, employ,*.
HrnfL
YmtrHMl``Mittlt. rnn1 roprletor.will t,e appreciated. H. 11.
Aucticneering
TIiOMAti (iUNDRY, i.IVENT(N'K
and VineroLl anetIoneer. IMMO on South
Ittr,et, where he will he found at. al) times
she. not ^eying nabs.. ;Tarns r.w.oneibin and
•very effort nerd W wive YOU watlsfart.Io,,
Phoned,
AUCTIONEERENIJ.
All %ranches e.r.fally anendo,f In Farn
'alae, live stock ata., real stat and tnrrrht,,
dim mases made anywhere. Write for dates or
will wad talk it mer with
(leo. Beckett,
Hamilton street, Goderich Ont
Telephone No. toll
feA.l lite Kin 116 at the . hiern a nmt.
110 war relished with the present
tariff, •
To Confer with imperial Authorities.
LitegyTi-fain-tT)i• Tntei oataTitin- i,t a
R UPTURE
-CURED
AT YOUR HOME
This is not a truss Curebut
treatment you can use to YOUR
OME. NO PAIN, DANGER or
0 ' RATION, no lass xitate_froom
your ork. Wrte today before your
RUPT. RE gets ant worse. -DO
NOT W T. 1
Pt Velflfele
,'iddress
Time A'up. .Jdr
and mail to
W. J. FROST -
Dept C . 22 Ontario St.
STRATFORD. ONT.
G roceries
TO ;THE LADY OF
ThEiHOUSE :j,
When ;you etre coming
dawn town mirk.. a lint of your
wants in the Grocery line, and
bring it to he titled promptly
with the best mud moot reliable
goods to he had. 0,' call up
Telephone. N.o._
and your order will be attended
with .s iial care and prompt aces.
t Iter'tock -of _______
'2 Teas and Coffees
iM C0111et 'All the best .sial
icier at
pit
right In fins. '1'ry- a
trample per
Johnston's Military]
Bread -
cannot be beater]. We sell ,'
Sturdy & Co.
The Greens/. -- On the Square.
BUGGIES - BUGGIES
i have received shipments of the
toot) Models on
GRAY and MOUNT FOREST
BUGGIES
Two of the best toes made in Can
ada.
Rubber Tires, Automobile Seats
and all the latest ideas in first-
class Carriages
A good second-hand Grinder for
sale, in good repair, ro-inch plates.
Several good drivers and some
cows for sale.
Robert Wilson
Agent, for
Massey- Harris implements, Met -
lotto Cream Separators. Fleury
Plows, Bissell Disc
Harrows, Land Rollers,
etc.. etc.
WarerMoma - Hamilton Street,
(tnderirh.
THE SIGN AI. GODERICH •: ( ONTARIO
CANTIN AT IT AGAIN.
Wants Stratford to Guarantee Bunds of
a Railway to St. Joseph.
Stalflod, April . 15th. -'fire 1lei old
Saye : Mr. N. M. Cantin, of St. Joseph,
Was a railer ul► Mayor Dingman this
weolt on the subject of the city guar
uttering Isnn1e for the Stratford stool
St. Joseph Radial Railway. Mr.' Caff-
tiin states that his project is now in
shape for I he commencements pt con -
et) or•tiuu r' it fact Mr. R. H. Sher-
wood', u late New York city_l•un-
tpactor, hal undertaken to at art at'
°bee from the St. Joseph end building
to either Exeter or Hensel', and
wait for hist pay front the sale of the
but.dr. Mr. Chas. M. Schwab, the
greet steel magnate, Iia, afro agreed
to 1111 a large order for steel rails on
the susme terms. Mr. Schwab visited
8t. Joseph last rummer as Mr. Can -
tin's guest and looked into the pros-
pects of the latter gentleman's enter-
prises.. Other wuuicipalites are 4110
asked to vote gu'u•ar,tet's of
bowie.
The proposed route is virtually the
sante els proposed formerly when the
f
o'
tet +.
l(4 up, nauet> from Streit -
fold
t
rt l-
o
to
A y"t ,l!, n Carlingford,
Ito
esel•
dale'r e
. e , li
'rtvi abase to Exeter if (fie
road go ra that way, or via Russeldal(•,
Caotnarty, Chiselhut•rt to Hensel/.
Mr. Cantiu is to Alit a proposition
into -Amor -for retinui*sien to -the eity
courted and Board of Trade.
member, Sir Wilfrid Laurier informed
the House that as (40(11) as possible
after prorogation Sir Frederick Bur-
den and Hon. Mr. Brodeur would pro-
eetel M London to consult the Iwprr-
ied authorities aM to the best means ut
carrying into effect the resolution re-
cently passed by the House regarding
the omen ion o Jltvxl defence.
Hon. Wm. Pl alej a Petition.
A great den of interest lids been
appointed by Ur C,)n1el•vative Gov-
ernment of New 'tmswick W inquire
Into the relations between the late
Government of the rovince and the
New Brunswick Rail ay At Coal Cora-
l' ...T. `IV np>"'r't a Luri.tw tl__
manes of Hon. Wm, Pugsley, now
Minister o ublic \Von for Canada,
and Hon. L Tweedie ow Lieuten-
ant -Governor f New Hrunsw, ,k,,
"with ,.oine Klieg 1-elegyTar nes. The
Conservative press @videntI thought
that this would mean Mr. ugelry's
retirement from public life, ut Mr.
fug(4Iey himself evidently th 8 not
share this view. He says a mix•
-ion %you( a partisan one An tha iIM
findings are not justified by ,e el-
d'•nee, and, further, that it raft d
receive evidence whish wee .off_
It is underlLwMl that M1•. PugM'iey w
'.hrwtly- 'Inflate a "L,tteutrtlt in the
Hot., in regard to the matter.
The Mayes Affidavit.
The Mayes•McAv'ity affair hail an
airing on Thursday: but the Oppusi-
tiun olid not make much out of it. Dr.
Daniel 114,14,10 the attack With the him -
tote Mayes affidavit, which was read ley
Premier Haze,' of New Brunswick at a
pubhcmueeting in 1t. John shortly be-
fore the general election, and which
Was in.endad to Show that Hon. Mr.
Pugsley had had improper relations
with a contactor fop the Urpartn,rnt
tai Public jWurkx, It Iliad already been
shownthat the principal date then.
Unties" i
ts" n the affidavit was wrong, and
that the incident in .lueltiun took
1 uses- elere •olds. 1'e ttel .7- Wearies ?lie
islt•r of Public %Yorke. Under these
rare ut,'etences the trtisaction in".po•--
tion was, so fat-ste any evideure so Lor
pt(Mlu11.1t shows, perfectly legitimate.
Mr. Pubdry in his reply scored Itr.
Daniel for snaking use of a false afli.
davit, and challenged him or any
other member win might believe
there Wila ground for an attack upon
hi* political life to lay a dt'lluit
charge, so that all the facts ,eight las
brought out. The people of New
Brunswick understood the eilnalinn,
end the result wax that only two Con-
ue-rvtttive members were returnees to
'ailis,'lent from that Province -1r sig-
n, I rebuke of the Opposition cam -
pa • a of false charges.
Ang Because He Did Not Get Favors.
Mr. tgsleyy's statement as to the
motives '1p(.Iling Mayes to wake the
affidavit i interesting. First, there
was the ref, al to hay Mayes' dredge
for the Depa mint, although Maya's
haul gone t; ('..1. Osman and other
Liberals in St. .11 in and threatened to
make dautttging d losure(4 unless the
dndge was porch& . 1 at the price he
named. Morenvrt•, - a further in-
ducement. he had offer to contribute
$211,yo) of of tht•'purchas price to the
Liberal campaign fund. But the
reply matte to the threats nd bribe
alike was that the price. ask • for the
di edge wee too high and the part -
meta could not consider _ it. -rtes
having tried first to secure f .ors
from the Department of Pu is
Works by suggesting a contributi
to the party campaign funis wife
having failed to get his claims against
the Department other then in
the regular and proper way. alter
failing to get the tense of his con-
tract with the yeparttuent altered ae
IoM to raise the pricefor the work
done, Meyer went in a vengeful spirit
in the-('nn.1ervalive leader in New
Brunswick and had him rea(i a false
affidavit. Itnt that affidavit instead
of proving a Irembshell turned out to
be a boomerang. The peoFle of New
Brunswick resented nnfeir fighting,
and it wan, said Dr. Pugsley, a com-
mon statement in 1t. John that Dr•
Daniel himself only saved his seat by
repudiating the affidavit.
SURE SAFEGUARD.
Use Dodd's Kidney Pills and Backache
Will Never Grow into Bright's
Disease.
River Gagnon, Que., April 111th.-•
1Special.l-Kidney trouble ix becom-
ing the scourge of the age and
Bright'x dike.n0,has terrors for many,
tut people herb are learning to cure
their backache., with 1)odd's Kidney
Pills and never give it a chance to
grow into anything worse. Experi-
ence shows this to be the one aura
safeguers] against Bright'. disease.
Mre. James Murphy, one of the cured,
nays :
"I aufTered for three months with a
pain in my hack. 1 treed one box of
1)odd'a Kidney Pill" and I have never
had the Slain since. i recommended
i odd's Kidney Pills to Other people
,'omplaining ))e I did and they e11 got
relief,'
The Right Place for Him.
When Governor Head was in 'Rice
in New Hampshire, Colonel Barrett,
of the Governnr'n etafT, died, end
there wart an nnxcemly scramble for
the office .'veil while his body was
awaiting hnriel with military honors.
One candidate ventured to call upon
Governor Head. "Governor," he
naked, "do troll think you would have
any nhjertions if 1 wax to lett into
(Colonel Barret.t'a place?" The answer
rams promptly : "Not i don't think 1
should have any objection, if the
undertaker is willing."
How our "Interlock" pin -block
adds to the life and beauty of
tone of the Mason and Risch piano.
IN all pianos except the Mason
and Risch the pin -block is
anchored to the frame by iron
bolts.
This certainly holds the block
firmly when the bolts are first
placed, but if the piano
is in a warm room these
bolts expand and enlarge
the holes they are in.
When the room gets
cold they contract- They
keep expanding and con-
tracting until they work
thebio in
Ck
IO
P useput -
tingthe piano out of tune
Tutu uav,Veictt. 22, 1909
Tb. Mase. and cb pataal
"lutes luck.
attd marring
its tone. Sectional .tem tit " .terlock• Wtleu
ol
bolding pia -Moth 1a pitics.
securely
Mason and Risch
The piano with a soul.
Now, we wrestled vvith this problem years ago
and solved it with our patent wooden tt interlock "
method of construction, which is exclusive to the
Mason and Risch piano.
By our method we sink a series of end -.,rood
"interlocks" into the top of the pin -block and back
frame as shown in the illustration. Every change in
temperature affects the "interlock " to exactly the
same extent as it does the pin -block so it is a me-
chanical impossibility for them to work loose.
Thus -i -e lnlason an TRiscii piano ittfes and
retains its pure, rich tune long after other
instruments are jangling- discords.
We would like to tett you more abotitMASON
andNR
the construction of the M ason and Risch 1Ao co15CH..
piano. Send us this coupon to -day, Llmaed.
and we'll mail you an illustrated / TORONTO
Send me your illus•
trated hooklct espla.n•
ing the reasuns why 1
should own a Mason and
Ruch piano. Tin in nu way
obligates me to purchase.
booklet which will tell yt:lu exactly
whyyou should have one of these
excellent instruments in your
home.
e Mason and Risch
P1• no Co., Limited,
32 West King St ,
Toronto.
Nano -
City an -
C ty
Pt.vmce
f
SS AMERON
Invites the- i:tton by the ladies of Goderieb
and vicinity s her new stock of MILLINERY
for the sprint and sumnie,r of 1909. All the
latest shapes and styles, novelties in
trimmings, everythi ng new and correct
HAMILTON STREI T,
GODERICH.
Doctor Said Only Zam-fiuk Could Cure
Her Eczema.
in view of the numerous cures pxr01
which %aw-B0k has worked when all fo110
etre has failed, there is little wonder If
that in the end the doctor attending
Mrs, J. P. St. Denier, of ;f la Thompson
street, Winnipeg, should tell her there,
was nothing but Yam -Bok could cure
her. The result showed the far-seeing
wisdom of the pre/thinner. and, hav-
ing
el
fr
pt
Brighten Up.
era on civic improvement. as
r store front, resideceir
Mgr, order it painted.
wning fit old, torn or faded,
euralk, gate or fen
fence is
If your
get a new
If your s
needs repair,
ont. I at looked worried, and re
led, "Ilegnres., knew was getting
in, but nivver thought pm could
MEMORANDUM
Toronto
Waterworks
Tunnel
Under Toronto Bay
lions tunnel proper front latae of shaft to lutea of
-.haft is/allot feet hrrtg anrt is built of cunerete
ttlroughout the bottom and about half way up the
sides, and of brick laid in cement mortar throughout
the +troll. 'rhe tunnel i(4 run through shale beneath
about qxi feat of 4(M'k and sand, carrying a depth (t
fr i to ;it' feet of water aly)ve It, 'l'he concrete
boil 0111 Mid *idea are +deed 12 inches thick and the
brick ;trot is ul*,ut the same thiekne•s$, There wile
us49,1 in, this work about 1.1,414x) barrels of STAit
1'eun4,t, the Work- 1*•1(144 (tune exclusively with this
bt•aod. ..No teinfot•l'e,'1t•nt whatever was used.
1,1 luring cousUut•t•un the cu1)lraclot•8 frequently
had to contend with 0-in011 streams of witt'r pouring
'down through the arch from the Hay above. The
,•,.sr tree uttho contract was that the tunnel 81101101 la'
o-at'rtight, land it was mrcepted ar eowpleterb and
satisfactory 011 the first oL1he.y.ese', istlll. 1hn rev's
supply of water has been fed through this 'tunnel
since the 1st okay of January, 14MIY,
The surface of the .brickwork before the water
was let in wast thotylugh)y cleaner) with air chippers
and then washed with a cement tar, so that the
whole interior of the tunnel now had 1 he nppxat'ance
.d 1seing n conereT-eTunnel throughliut.
The tunnel is 8 feet in diameter both in height
and width.
The;best had to be used in this work.
Why not you use the best for your
WHEN WE SELL IT AS CHEAP AS
OTHER MAKES ARE BEING SOLD 'r
I The
Cl,,
%-o=ramminDoo
Howell
work,
Hardware
Limited.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
SPRING GOODS
.lust what the housewife wants for house-
cleaning. These are our regular prices, and if
=what y(ML want is not on this list try Parsons' Fair
for duality and price,
Carpet Tacks, 2 packages, 5c
Chair Seats, Ilk:
Coat Hooks, per dozen, I'',
Attemoni ' d twI A iI 1mni* :
owe mm,mia :x:
White Curtain Poles, brass
ends, 10e
Braes lxtenrion Itot lUc,
15e, 2l1c
Machine Oil, per bottle, tre
and
shelf Paper, per package. 5c
Best Liner. Shade*,
!test Linen Sharies,with lace.
Flarn Pails, 14 quart, Itic
s -quart Milk Pans . 1114:,
lit -quart Milk l'ans, 1/c
[I2 -quart :11 ilk Pans, 12c
Mee. Potts' Smoothing Irons.
nickel plated, .1111.1ir
( /undo Soap, 2 pounds for !Mc
Coffee, worth 40c per Pound.
Gerden Seeds, 3c per packat
white and aolored, ....lie
and 25e.
Pillow sham Holders.;.• •20c
Mims 10c and 15c
Carpet Beaters,*. 10c and 150.
Bleck Cat, Shoe Polish Piste.
Before you purchase your
epeing %Yell -paper, look over
our large-stolt and Compare
our prices with others. All
lender* sold by roll, saute
side and ceiling. We have
a coMplete stock or Canadian
awl Autetican Well -papers.
Good Envelopes, per package
Best Linen Envelopee, per
package. 10.!
Irish Linen.,
Good Pads
Toilet Paper Pads or Rolls.
7c, or 4 for 21pc.
larger siert Pads or Itolls. Oc,
We have a very large stock
tif Summer Underwear Vests.
Itic, 15c arid 21k, and a hig
verioty of !adios'. and
children'm Hose, black and
PARSONS' FAIR
East side of Square,
.411/1118
LEMON CREAM
The' Dain Delicious New Treat
biscuits of unique design. 19 a fairy-like
cream, with a flavor of pure lemon juice. This is
our Lemon Cream Biscuit -our New Creation.
About 60 biscuits to the pound.
AND the present rkable demand
will be still more gr tly increased
once you and other
women have discovered it ri-deitcminaitionugs
quality. The daintiest biscuit erfectly
correct to serve At any social ction.
SCORNIltict
LEMON CREAMBISCUITS
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