HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1892-1-28, Page 5GE'S BURIAL.
Ooadelined Wlth
7 Honore
and saes erne, wean
w Vim eco itienreed
✓ e -A ammo er Woes
The belly of the Duke
eidele wits rammed from
at Saaitfgheni today.
ss ad oeld. At 1140
eat d artillery with •
rage. drew up at the
pate keepers and label,
i Priam of Walee' .slate
augers residing .l Sou -
of whom the dead Dake
r, stool groi•iit.d about
1 road mooed $aalring
church was lined crith
t 10.15 the bell olk she
mg, and as the .eieea
pan OW wintry air the
his hoenshold, .omm-
ter Viruria, who had
n ot hs death, entered
carriages in which this
were followed by theee
oyal passengers *When
church, and taken .sats
m, che funeral service@
Thea were brief and up
the coffin was lifted epee
Number of the royal ea-
r from the charoh. It
hu gnu carriage, which
tors., sad • pt tis revise
The tassetry ou the so -
Wales, sad the mein -
Id, acted as pallbearers.
behind the coffin cans
✓ and the Doke of Pati ea
.he clergy and aftorwanl.
'starching six .*raaat
corse carnet* with iLe
of
royal person
• other
prooaiioa
the •r
peasantry. 7 he whole
rch to the station el the
'way was lined with epee-
procsrion paired, kneed
raid of booms from the
1 met the cortege at the
• was ear of great sorsa-
ER PAPERS SAY.
ID c*OJSTIAEITT.
I : ABYSM dm more to
Inti the ji geism NO Dos•
by the ministers of all
firs. Then was maple
the resent Ams. Ces-
are a Israe proportion el
are atheiele cc fitted that they bees
.y w whir* the npness-
uty emotional rad pm -
I was . liar when Mead -
ace was largely left be
L. Now tie Cantatas
way. We trust that be -
suture dower ab auk
in like meaner oako their
ie head of growing
of meivarsal pesos.
e ns INrtresioA.
✓ ias : Amid the soiree
HMO a lam lovely ersi-
e slirsable. Msaroely was
vetethe throw of Great
V biers certain &.mm
N og shapa.Mbilisise of the
M wale people were ready
s to the matrimonial -
Ie should trial he feesaed
; isdividaale wee* ewer -
importantly or d f ea
a ti
5 • it • their
▪ vs till the eke
IeiW harm Mould se
y ho he expected that
1 wase bevy because of
it wealaare so go a smar-
ty IOW& And it would
woos to defer such die
seseen.bls opportunity.
Die little aid maples/sing
amens of feeding is not
he upper walks of life.
• WANT ATE*'Ta1pe IX
W ONT.
pipers are arguis. is
g the pest.# en aswa-
nibble the postal dq.rt-
psstage ea drop teeters
seat. Mk might .mit
it weal% see snit the
ley plisse, where tame
syseem. Why
inlet that the aytypr*Efio.1l *dEs
letter dethory y pest&
ties Ise tide free delty-
ie rides the city folks
pry two .sats naps=
Res wale* are
. mime city. The city
meek thevght 0 the
es, wbu buy. to «o a1s.
rested of honing than
.r merOimg by • man
an kb coat and a red
n eer I. list it is rather
thing to rsggsst that
Id pay postage on their
✓ that the Lest= es
Miss. ay ser reseed
im-
CIRRIB.
I oraraerarearr. J
r that Heary Robb, ern,
'Want -
ion intends to !save ler
resume hie .eenpslien.
coon b home ham he
sit in Wsw..o.\ and
ward Ho.a.. bye Meg
e " grip. " Hie desgh-
t, was suck with utas.
ether . goo ..Y mese
mi. ares.d. A asepis
el short two wee*, ago,
:if lest week thee was a
Thornton's.
•'e Vgfm.taar aselsty ,f
torch d unseals. Este a
sty's, of the first Ilea
tweed and bad a *eosin
else taken up amounted
I ▪ 1O aeE t
...,..lag .r sell•
ei ten.wassesse
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THE SIGNAL: (IODBRICH, ONT.. THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1892.
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L)7 °Lle eco uses.
MEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
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MID% . . . . . . .
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GODERICH BRANCH.
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CITIEO III Die UNITED STATES GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE. BERMUDA, A•
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N OSMBOOMN ter 0A0111 Mat.
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Sps.k £N..New gloss is Ns* 0.11, Ifo. of r`ocrr..rela. P.PM.
and PRrtwers• Delos MNsa.
R. 8. WILLIAMS, Manager.
TOWNSHIP COUNCILS.
MAT,
The crew ..cell of Hay met pur.aaae to
e111Nnie ea Hasday, Jan. 18, at11 A.N. Af-
ar Me easemmry doclaratiwe d ethos wen
uMs4s, the maned became orphaned with
she nave SS obairmas. The following tome
ship Akers were appointed at e salaries
e
tiaiis.ed, viz.: t ta
, Sam. J. Lama,
$110 ; treasurer, F. Hest, 480 ; assesses,
Hoary Lippert $66 ; oo*Mctor, Wendel
Smith, $60 ; auditors, R. R. Johnston sad
J. T. Wren. The board of health will ma-
rtial .f the reeve .ad clerk together with
Jar. }hell, Dan..yteiabseh, Wm. Steaeo.sa,
Aker, health oer, Dr. Buchanan ; msl.i-
tory importer for carters divulse, H.
t;rsb; eastern divbios, John Moot$; the
ealsof membra of Use board of health to
be $It for each Sittig of the bawd. The
011inalig printing was let to White k Son,
of The UMW Trees, for 437. t)a mottos
el L-T.bsll, seoaoded by J. Voelker,the
reogi,.atio. of M. Zoller, treasurer, was et
misted. Regret wee expressed for losing
ti. valuable sorvioes of snob as diciest olh •
..at, who for tall • oest.ry had so ably dis-
charged the duties of his Mice, sad as ears -
last wish for his futon prosperity. Yoelker
-Tenbll, that Henry Liabold be allowed
so cut firewood for his own use on road al-
bwanos broom lets 16 and 16, con. 8.
Carried. Kalbrnsish- school!, that the re
tseipt oe the collector being found oorr.ct
the beads be dehverd to him. Car-
ried. Schnell - Kalbleisk, that atter •edit-
ing the books the ttwwrer deliver all meet -
safe, boehaete.,bdsagkag to the Mwn-
to 7. Hees. Carried. VVoelker -Tun-
that tenders be r.esivd by the neve,
alert sad Mr. Seined, at Zurich up to 4 r.
a. on Meda , Feb. let, for 10,000 feet of
red beech arid 5,000 lest of cedar .ad that
the dark notify parties ioterosad. Car-
ried. Mea Reinhardt wsm.ppeiafed aaratak-
er .t s salary of 0120. ib. followiag ac-
counts were waived to be Fetid J. A.
Milkiest. bur for indigent. 116 ; D. Nicol,
to brides, 43 ; L Wolper, dineh,
8.-L, $1; F. Schroder, culvert, B. L, 76
Deals ; J. Hetiermmn, dog tax refund. $1;
R. R. Mol sae, boundary hakes, $30.84 ;
S. Mani., gravel. 49.68. Adjoursmd to
meet ea Saturday, March 17th, u 10 A. a.
Sir. J. lura. (jerk.
whir sAW•uomi.
Ooaseil met en January 18th. Present -
Alex. Stuart, neve ; Job Bowers, deputy
rave ; Thomas Tod& .fames Gibson and
Robert Medd. oonseillera These took the
•mmeary declarations. Tb minutes of lent
mestiag were read cad approved. The
leoa.mer's report for December, showing
reselpes 4$,930.43 and expenditures $3,80L.
13, wee read and filed. Moved by Kr.
'jydd, essesd.d by Mr. Bowen, that the
selectee for officials for the curtest year be :
Qsek. 4190 ; trausorr, 490 ; assessor, 860 ;
s*adNoee, 45 each ; selectors of jurors -clerk,
44. res., sad sower, $3 .nota ; rued ooss-
eiieams, $8 per da yr Carried. Moved
by Mr. Todd, ..seeded by Mr. Stuart, that
8.. E. Miller be re -appointed clerk. Moved
by Mr. Medd, in ame.dms.t, that Jobe
giekisgbottom b, appoested clerk. The
maim wee carried. Mored by Mr. Glbeo,
- 000nded by Mr. Medd, that J. G. Ward
be reappoistd teeewrr. CuTied. Moved
by Mr. Bowers, ...ended by Mr. Medd,
that W. A. Wilma be r..todaooser.
Certied. Moved by Mr. 8w►eee, eseended
by 11r. Todd, that Joie Weblike' be midi-
telr. Carried. The reeve .ppi.td J- S
Weatherba d as the other editor. a
m$io. of Messrs. Gibes sad Tedd, the
u embers of the oosaeil were appointed
rod eemmieionmta Hewed by Mr. Todd,
saood..1 by Mr. Bowen, that a bylaw ma -
firming the above 0ppriatmwes be prepared
sad mgaecl (Lnted. Moura. Bawer.,
Gilson sad Medd were appointed ambers
of the beard of Wank with lar. Case e
audited adviser. The clerk's bond was ao-
Tis tress rer's bond was referred
at-
espied.
8tiarl and Bowers to report en
at next meien Meed !y Messrs. Bowan
.ad (Mesa, that a cheek be iced in laver
of the clerk ler $37.96, amount of .lection
expels. Dirtied. The clerk woe k-
structed to ask for tenders for printing for
the certoat year. The clerk reported law•
lag re,Maeed forty-seven births, sixteen
deaths and eleven narriager during 1891.
Moved by Mr- Hower, seconded b Mr.
Tedd, that the outlectur be given until Feb-
ruary 1st for returning roll tarried.
Moved by Mr. (hbroo, seconded by Mr.
Medd, that a check for the am.ant of eel•
lector's salary be trued and held by the
treasurer until the muni of the roll. Car-
ried. The following checks were issued :
Andrew Stewart, work on W.R., 448.60;
James Tbompsaa, work ea W. B.. 18.00 ;
John Foreben, crumbing, eon. 8, $600; Jos.
Beek, me -halt culvert, S. R., 13.30: John
Gillis, 47 yds, gravel, at 7c„ $3.29 ; Hart.
Co., ballot box and express, 13.86: Jas.
Bryan, punting to date, 421.76: k H.
Miller, registration fess, 17.40. Moved by
Mr. Meld..ecoad.d by Mr. Gibaoa, that
council now adjourn to meet au Saturday,
February 13th. Carried. R K. Mau...,
Clerk.
eOLeons x.
Tb members elected for the man:ci i-
ty of Colborne met in the township ball on
Monday, the 18th day of January, 1892, as
per statute. The following gentlemen sub-
.cnbed to tbetr qualifications and declara-
tions of othoe. viz.: Joseph Reck, reeve ;
Arch. Malloy, deputy reeve, and James
Taylor, Alex. Yours` and Andrew A.
Young, couocillos. 'The o.s.cil than ad-
journed for dinner. and resumed basica
at half•past one o'clock. Tb minutes d
the last meeting of not year's council were
read and approved- Andrew A. Verlag
moved, seconded by James Taylor, that
Raby Williams be ap,poiatod auditor for
this year. Carried. The reeve appointed
Alex. Robertson as the other auditor.
Arch. Malloy moved, esoe.A.4 by Asdnw
A. 'Young, that all the old officers be re-
appointed at their present salaries, viz.:
Clerk, 486 per year ; treasurer, 1170 ; col-
lector, $70, and assessor, 410. Carried.
Andrew A. Young roved, ..waded by
Jesse. Taylor, that the reeve,y reeve,
sa
clerk, Joseph Hetherington Wis.
Y Ir., be appointed . board of health
for the present year. The following ac-
counts were ordered to be paid, viz. : Toe
S14:74 %I., for printing, $600: Jesse Candid/1,
for moving fence, 41000: Tom. good, tee
cleaaing out ditch, 41.00: Patrick KeU ,
tor removing bass o6 10th a., 41.50 The
reeve r ported the 000ditio. of gra Luta.,
of Saltford, a suitable ase for charity.
The muter was left in the beds of the
reeve to do what be thought necessary is
the natter. The deputy reeve alio report-
ed one Mrs. Vatietom and children imitable
tease for chanty. The deputy reeve was
instructed to investigate the case cad oaks
what steps he thought proper is the meteor.
Yaws W. MCI -MOWN, Clerk.
NT-IHI.I T.
fat Harris' bridge, 1444.76; J. Robinson,
tiree ut.derdnens. osn. 3, 46.00 ; J. Hryaa,
pnnuag, 16.70 ; M. X. Buechler, fur him
Iter, it 701. W. 8totiers, for fill ..d de -
Beeriest ballot boxes, 48.00 ; K. tlarrrar,
treasurer. 490.00; A. McK Loom, reprirtng
.■Evart un boundry, $3.46 ; Peter Watson,
damage to culvert, 41.00; R. Farren, mar -
dram M. D. , 3 sad 4, 4=.00 ; Yrs. Clan,
envoi, Mc.; deputy K 0., each 4000, cad
each polling booth, script council room,
42.00 The Guard of health will emote' of
R Harrison, R. Weiner, W. Kilpatrick,
the neve and clock ; medical health °Doer,
Dr. McKay. Moved by t,trvru, seconded
by (Lambe, that W. K tipateisk be
assessor for the current year. Carried.
Moved by Kick ley, ae.rooded by kinin, that
Dennis Muhl,.• be collector fur the cement
year. Mored in macadamia by Chambers,
seconded by Yarrisb, that It. A. (amok be
collector Carried. Moved by (;Irvin, sec-
o.ded by Kiokley, that Morgan Dolma bis
auditor for the corset year. yarned. The
reeve appeAnted John long aes..ctata audi-
tor. K I.ws 1, 2 and 3, fixing salaries d
the different officers. apponung meemor,
collector and auditors, were duly read and
psp. .ss d Moved by Parrish, seconded by
(lumbers, that this council do now adiourn
W meet again on February 16th.
W. *mass, (leek.
The council elect met Jan. 18th, 1898, ac-
cording
s
cording to swam. Minutes d precious
meeting read mad The following
Whore were appoiniod :-Jai* Reid, treas-
urer ; Jahn Tough, meow ; Adnw 8tia-
son, eareraker ; D. J. Stewart, Mick ; Geo.
Baird rad J. R. Self .r, •liters; J. B.
Seemed, Nathan Peck, Wm. ('lark .ad Ile.
Pullet, member of board of health. The
clerk was instructed to eek for tenders far
14,000 feet oedmr for towaebipp purposes.
The following acoonats were ordessd to be
paid News-Rmoord, 48,fer print*: ; John
Washes. 111.Mr opening ditch on let 19, B.
R. N., under eypae.r'. award ; John Alex-
ander, $3 Afar greys ; John McKenna, $7,
' tees se evgiaer m 1889 ; A. S. Weeks, 115,
fees as engineer on ditch award on lot 19,
1 B. R. N., in 1891. The tre..urar was in-
structed to have the toweekibooks audited
on n b or betoi13th da d Pdq ru.sent.
The clerk wee instructed Oe draft a bylaw
000tirming the appointment d towa hip
officers and fixing their salaries. The coun-
cil that mdj.ar.ad to mese main ea Mo-
drty, Ifebreary 16th asst. at Mag *'sleek r.
u. O. J. Seawater, Clerk.
AnrmJ>.
Osoesil mee Jon. 18, 14188, acoorddag to
1Nlte. The m.mb.n were all peramut,
rued took deelaratiee of office. Tb min-
utes of previous meeting were rad mud
Mimed. Tb following .comate were
ordered to b. paid : Oarrew & Predfeot,
dvies std defence of the amass of A.
Mallin and J. Mullin at Division Coart,
Dusganuon, $4200; J. Warren, water
engineer, $7150 ; J. Kilpatrick. breakwater
OODI'JON TI Mcam IY.
Hot.weay u.t.e, Jan. 18th, 1892. l'ooaeil
met today according to statute. The fol-
lowing members made the necessary declara-
tion 4 office and property quolitimtione,
VIZ.: John (ox, reeve . Jobs Beacons,
deputy reeve : James H. Elliott. Samuel
Sturdy cad James (ousolly, ouuucitlors
The minuses of last meetiag were read and
Moved 1•y John Rescue, seceded
James H. EIliott,tbat bylaw Na 6, peed
1 b of Dec.. 1891, appointing Adam
Cantabile clerk, be now rescinded. Carried.
Moved by Samuel Sturdy, seconded by
James Casually, that No. 1 bylaw aow
road be pinned far the year 1892. Carried.
Moved by James ("moony, secoadd by
Samuel Sturdy, that Nixon Sturdy he .p-
poinned clerk. Carried. Mewed by Jobs
Bes.wrn, seconded by James Connolly, that
the notaries of the township officers tie as
follows, namely : Clerk, 4106 ; tr.ssuarer,
$70 : assessor, 1165: collector, 470 ; auditors.
46 each, and no extra in any case, and do
.11 work required of than in their ottios.
Carried. Moved by James Canaolly, sec-
onded by Samuel Sturdy, that Wm. Wake-
field be appointed assessor for 1898: Carried.
Moved by James 11. Elliott, seconded by
John Beacom, that Samuel Johnston be ap-
pointed collector for the year 1892. Carried.
Moved by J. Besoom.se000dd byJ. H. Elliott,
that Adam Contoloa be auditor. Carried.
The raeve appointed .1. K. Holmes sscoad
auditor. Moved by John Beacom, esoended
by J. H. [Dhoti, that Mrs. Romp 1.e re
fended her dog tax, having no dog. Car-
ried. Moved James ('omedly, seconded
by John Beacom, that L.weee Moore be
exempt from school tax, as he lives over
three miles from school. Carried. Mowed
by Jame. Cowpony, seconded by Samuel
Sturdy, that Wesley Marquis be amended
eight dollars, error in taxes Carried..
!John
by James Connolly, .sooaded ti
I John Beacom, that patitioo of Edward
Atcbesoo and fifty others for repeal of dog
tax be granted, and every resident in the
township found by the ass.asar or any rate-
payer be taxed three dollars if found with
more them one dee or bitch over two month
old. Carried Moved by James Connolly,
..coach by 8.m..l sturdy, that the clerk
ask for radon for the township getees.na lemk
from the tour load paper".
Moved by John Beacom, seconded by Samuel
Sturdy, that the board of health for the
carnet year be John Cox, Nixon Sturdy,
Jsa Y. 808.w, John Bosoms aid James
Commdly,sed medical officer Dr. J.8. Witty
ly. Carried. Mowed by John Be.eom,
emended by James Ceanolly,th t the follow-
ing aceenam be paid, viz.. Mrs. Sarah
Ramp, 11 : election expense, 462.40; lom-
b.r for pound 41.60: printing tressutar's
report, $6.76 ; Mrs. McRae, indigeat, fly ;
.tatira.ry, $2.36 ; collector's expanse, da-
tarnd by mistake in roll, 44.60. Curid.
Moved by Sensual Sturdy, -.sated by
James Coa.olIy, that this council do cow
adjourn to meet an the ..rend Monday
in February. Carried. Nieto 8Toee1T,
Clerk.
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rine.
vine- Ont.. anal Rochester N.Y. Visitors coin
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quick acrd write tar MI informtios. W.
want you Dow.
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5100.11 1 ouse s • reH'bi e.Inc.-Ca C.gitd
BLUEVALE.
(Too Lars ram Lear Irma. l
Lo rriepe is still on kis travel.
Eismerk Tussmdoe left hen for Belleville,
were he intends resuming his studies.
Mrs. McGee, who boo been in a ver
ttritieti1 condition for rose time, a getting j
Wiser.
Pater Robertson sad wife. of Manitoba.
came home to .pend she %V inter ander the
parental root
Mr. Gallagher, of Wingh.m. occupied
the pulpit u the Methodist ch.reh is the
abeam* of tb poorer. Rev. 1. B. W.Uwin.
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MUCH BETTER
' Thank You! •
:HIS 18 Tar UNITEI:A If. TILRT7-
::; .r Uses rhe lace. s.pndpew
t::'tome BBOYCIIIrIA, COUGHS,
rot. sox 0u .IMP I'ol:.W or WAST-
ING DISICA 18,sor1er Ary keretr:at
SCOTT'S
EMOLSI0N
Of Pure Cod Liver Oil and
HY7OP14O3PHITE8
-Or Lose ani Boaa.-
1T IS ALMOST AS P!LAT .IIILR
.:1 !SILK. IT 7S A HOVIII FCI
/•LFII PHODUCCH 11 :. .r..! •ens
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:,Jests..s or sobwir..r:..... 3.14 1e
.sot Dr..p+ua of SO.'. owl et ea
' r.l?T A 110:1 -Ne, IT*.•, -UI+,
eA muss mem en
It covers tulle itrou>ad
-due B. & C. corset. It 1s
perfect in shape and fit, is
boned with Kabo, which will
not break nor roll up, and if
you are not satisfied, after
wearing it two or three weeks,
and
BANK OF MONTREAL.71
CAPITAL, $12,000,000.
REST, _ ,
A Saving Department has been (ened iii cow -
vection with this ranch.
Interest allowed at current rates.
i r' GEO. DRUMMOND,
Manager Goderith Bras a.
r gs GREAT SALE
DRESSGOO
ROBED DRESSES
42
In splendid goods at leas than wholesale price. (These dresses WM i
great bargain). Decided bargains will be given,
an the goods must be sold
20 ENDS OF DRESS GOODS, I5cfs
WORTH IRON 25 MITI TO 30 Ci.Ts.
.,;,.., ; ;ail
Wil tall DOING A 810 TRADE 18
Soalottes, Astracans & Cloth Ma n
All Mantle (foods bought from us will be cut free of charge
We have a first-claab DRESS and MANTLE MAKER in the store.
Our whole stock of ready-made Mantles AT COST.
RERe;116$11 WI MATS TUB
Ree: t _5
Crit Carpet and lad Curlaiu Warooiiso
cog HAVE JCmr O.DWD
363 SETS OF LACE CURTAINS
Direct from the makers in t;la.gow, Soothed.
COLBORNE BROS.,
OODEwICB.
APPLICATIONS THOROUGHLY REMOVES
DANDRUFF
ANTI°
1D. I. CAV .
ti irk
• boo r`rwerw. w
GUARANTEED iabr•••s•+r.=,p snns.a w
FLUFF
it
bows' IIRt/Wt1J-'
WOW age.
asps wimp 0 tete.
Row tan kat. slim
Ri.kes ti mit rod PRIM
s
llwele..lees.
COAL AND WOOD
Y822D.
Coal. Wood and Kint'Iing deli-
vered to all parts of town
with quick despatch.
THE BIC SALE
aL
t quality chestnut, stove and
egg coal constantly on hand.
Best Shawnee lump coal for use
in grates, stoves, furnaces, etc.
Blacksmith Ooal.
Best quality genuine Blos.burgh
amithing coal now on hand
Special attention given to coun-
try trade.
Cordwood.
1 hawvveep rohased 1,000 cords of
ineple and beech wood, 4 feet
long, from Mr. X. Baechler, of
the Falb Reserve, on the river
" Mene.etung," to be delivered
this Winter for town trade, and
will be pleased to receive orders
for immediate delivery of this
celebrated cordwood at present
market prices.
Coal. Hizne-Corner d Victoria and
Anglaise stewefa
IRem news - Trafalgar -at., opposite
Buchanan A Son's Mhos.
return it get your money.
!OR BAIT BY W. ACHESON a 8010.
CONTINUES.
1892-10 LIT UP FOB -1892
R. B. HOLLAND;
DUNGANNON,
who has put all hie goods within kW
reach of everyone for the past 60 days,
is bound to ooutinue the good work.
THE SALE IS GENUINE.
The goods are fres* and new.
Prices marked in plain figura.
The people cannot be deceived ie
making a purchase.
Spot cash will bring its own reward
THE SALE IS CONTINUED
so as to make room for Spring impor-
tat3ooe from foreign markets and from
leading Canadian manufacturers.
THE 0000S
are all bought ter seek, and soul at
the closest pourable margin.
CALL HAI
and get first choice.
R. B. HOLLAND,
asseARSIN-
i
JOHN S. PLATT Special 'alae in family groceries al-
esaye on hand at popular prime.
PoorahETwa
8peitlfiea-Dtase 0 cods and Lineae 9344-ly
THE {
,,1 v.,PUBLIC !
We close our doors on FRIDAY JAN. mark goods down to such ridiculousl low prices that the people must buy. The store will be opened SATURDAY MORNING at 8 o'clock sharp ; so
come early and avoid the rush. THIS SALELAST ONLY TIN DAYS AT PRICES. Remember, ONLY TEN DAYS, which will wind up our great stock -taking sale.
1At
Our Great 50c. Table.
One of our great novelties will be a table in the centre of the store loaded with goods : YOUR
CHOICE FOR 500 CENTS.
ala
Table 2 -Your Choice for 25c.
sus coons AU ALL WOE= DOUBLE TRIM Yoasx.
t rea NOTE OUR PRICES FOR THE. NEXT, TEN
DRIBS 0000Z61: worth 10c ' 8c worth 1! 1-11s.; 10c., worth 16c. '
MANTLEtT HALF - BI 1E. TWEEDS XUBT GO AT YOUR OWN PRICES.
A few ends of left, to be cleared out at these prices : y COTTONS, S6 inch, 4c., was 6c.; do., Corker, 6c., was Sal Twill
p $4 $ ; $5.50, was Printa 88c, was 6a • bc., was 8c, p
wY $3 I Tm' was
$3.50.
Y;y +Sr r ti d li
DAYSDAYS 1
$7 ; K was $s.
DO NOT FORS -LT THIS TEN DAYS' s. A TOR -1_
We want your money ; you want our goods. You shall have the ; so come and see us.
GEO. ACHESON & CO.'S OLD STAND.
Shootings, 10c., MIMI 12 1-9s.
OBERTSON. " GREAT CASH STORE. -- ROBERTSON.