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CANADIAN BANK UF COMMERCE
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HEAD OFF4Cf, TORONTO
IIIIIPMPA Odle OftSSi IMILLION MAASS -
OPT,
E WAUCIER, GLNIRAt. MANAGER
• 11111.000.00111.
et,t00,000.
CiODERICH BRANCH.
A escrititat. &mow &Aortas TRANSACTED. FARMERS' NOTES DiSCOUNTED.
DRAFTS NISLIED PAVAOLIL AT AL POINTS IN CANADA, AND THE etereetest.
CITIES IR Tlel UNITED STAVES. GREAT fiRITAK FRANCE. BERIstuDA,
RAVII1141411 BANK DEPARTNIBMIT.
IDEPOIFTS Or Si.00 ARO UPWARDS RECEIVED. AND CURRENT RATES OF INTERMIT
At tOwEo illeTSIRSST A0040 TO TR( PISIIIIMPAL AT MS SND OF MAY ANO
OS" ISER ire CACH TSAR.
Special Arteetten given Is the Oellectinn or • -
awe farmers' Sete* Net's.
R. S. WILLIAMS, Manager.
TEl SIGNAL: GODIRICH, ONT., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1. 18114.
The Signal
once more calls epees! Steatite' to its
Job Prisatins facilities, whisk an tussur•
posed outmode the cities for tlie prompt
sod proper essoutioe 91 all classes a
prtatom. A perusal of this ASA01100••
mein nosy suggest sosnettung you may
be i• need of, and ta such 0*as we soli-
cit your pritrosavi,,viormaident
Mat our efforts to plarisetl mist with
the approval ot our gala=
;Nkk Ac..VA6.11 •S.11, ark
• in the typographical printing line
can be done in this establishment
in an expeditious anti artistic
manner and
Owe iktes kv:Akt Iowa&
tArq yeasoAt.,`oke.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS A
February, 1894.
WE bac tlit. opportuniiv of returning thanki to out many etiatt•tisers
of the past year, and to *elicit a continuant.* of your patronage.
As ay have nue- one of the largest and toOst COD% elltieriti or
cowed stAltgArs the Town we are in a better position than e‘er before to
otirti•tet tO , our *++ Ants. t filr acid( i.
• NEW AND COMPLETE!
W. 3,1 ,•ou not to foriet our great +slues
IN Fr E A.S.
IN S U EiA. Ft. S
we sell Itedpatbs, conshicted by for the hert
IN SY T_T F'S
we eau please you both in iitutlity and price
ut. ru,hing tine goods .,t low prier,.
IN OP.00KERY
wtha‘e a good as,“irtritert.
If You *ant & Set el Ihehes, CWittything in that line, be bare sad
,
ua.1 -.lock before purebseittg. •
if you are not alteidy restenirr, call and •••ee our steel:. We
guarantee satisfaction. as we ba* net a N‘nrtli of old stock in our _
. .
Years regyesofit4ty
- r5153 01
WOOL, SEAL, GREENLAND
MINK. BEAVER, ASTRA-
CHAN and 'POSSUM.
Brfs. FilimsigkEQ
ouo.
rui. Lees ,n every Department.
sort st. and elsonine gunds and pries
C. K. SHANE & CO
is
Mcfmane Celt 811 fire as4 bkessisteb.
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
From ourownCorrospondento.
Therr is intermission Sere That (sins he
rennet Any where the -News a the
41 easy aperisits Reported
fie The alsissai
NILE.
Mo's.ss. Feb. Izt./..
John Cantekm. of Hohnesville, has been
viadieg at his uncle's for the past week.
The revival meetings have been going rrh
101' the past week and are to be cootinued
during this week.
'Two rouse fellows from this vicinity at
1. !sided the ball and coek tight at Dun
suss one night last week.
Mt. MeVehtie is going in ttrong on th,
hawse factory next Sunnier, as he has pur
graesed three mere mulcts cows.
Our shoemaker and blacksmith are huity
Ir .Willfr wood for 0.11 Winter They have
ea di • rose horse team and they booty the
wo *1 10 log length,. aed cordwood
The Leriburn *crib* in last vreeki tame
sid that Jumbo was enseeri, iinkoown and
Ilearteas Well, be Is about right. He sot
ks tirougot there were no rowdsa aroutot
alas Nile They are sot jest in the Sale lost ,
the suburbs. They ;tate kept re"v!
. waist! since .1 umls. warned them. umbo
seit diegrace ti., m but will vise the name.'
u! these who diagi ace theineels id It he gels
cameo be is looking for.
DUNGANNON.
Truotil, Feb. IT
I• mb oOrl hf SinefftiV - I lie firm ine
aim 441/941)ivissesa Come 'rid be held in
lisegislase se fieturday, the 17: h of Fehr u
ary.
Col vr, Tos's on Thursday
looto.r gesial end propolor gerwirro.ka
erip as Oodetich oo baileees and to renew
iseqwalotaisee.
Vfvf111.0. -M41118111. Geoff, of
ore widely ksows se the Inas friet '
oweS IS oar willow Net week. We pronme
She" were prsegiertiter busiuens in the,t
acoLassorrait..-- Wert Babb., h. a, 3
Tererseill. Zpiermal Morse, I .,„+„.
AA. essisee marries bad windrow*.
GEO. M. ELLIOTT,
-rity.1.T.4.ollil:11 11.
escemmet st the Lord's -.upper iu the Epis-
copal church here.
Ntrnicieii. The monicipal council of
the township of West 11••eranoeh will meet
in the township hall, on siturday the 1 • tit.
at 1 o'clock .si. Sharp, for the transaction
of municipal busaness.
I Tr M !MI's... We would remind
the iitiz3na of Duo:cannon and vicuuty of
the adjourned meeting to be held on Thurs-
day eventog, Feb. 1:56. in Ow old court
room at 730 I. si. A large atteodance is
anticipated.
War- _kr - WO notice in /1.:Ifesi nor -
respondence to the I.ucknow Sentinel last
week, Oat Hugh !if 'rostis. wit° has been on
• taw to Seethuid, has returned home. 11c
saw him as tbr tegh our village and so-
gratulate him on his safe return. Ile looks
well after his voyage.
1. 11.1%. 01:14:1:.• During last week
Mr. Spencer, of Whiteeburch, agent tor
Maptegrove nurseries, was on • canvassing
tour throuir,h Dungannon and vicinity solicit •
ing orders for fruit stock. We have loon
informed he received • number of orders.
Mr. S. is a hustler of no small calibre. and
ir dolor big work for the company.
•1. 1Pa Sabbilth larSt the
sacrament of the Lord's supper was dispen•
bed in Erskine church. The pester, Res.
R. Faubsirn, cooducted service in a very
solemn and admonitory manlier, taking for
his text the last clause of John Is • 9,"Con•
Ss. ye in my lose • .0wi0g to the ab
some of the paitt.r.r, Rev. It Rodger., last
Sabbath, services ere conducted by Mr.
Agnew. local preacher, in the morning, and
Rev. R. Fairbairn at night.
IN -I KV,.c IhRt. ?Mi.,' NI t.F.TI _The
directors of %Vest Wawanoeh Mutu&1 Fire
Inenrance to. held their first monthly nisei-
ing of 1t194, on Tuesday the Sth. l'he re-
tiring president, 'has. :Irvin, sr.. was re-
appointed as president for the year of grace
which evinces the great esteem in
which he is held by members of •he direc-
torate. We hope although he ie advanced
in years, he may he spared for many years
fill the waitron which he has so ably and
cordielly done in the past.
CAN I/I AN W Trfl. --The fine. mild and
moderate weather, which we enjoyed in the
eginoing of February, os Monday foresees
of the 12th was supersede.' by every wintry
stormy day of wsnd and .now. the worst we
have had tLl. winter. As, on Friday eve-
ning of last week, • storm of thunder sad
lightning accompanied by rain and wind
came on, whtch we presume, was • har-
binger of she culd RSVP We &re expericas
Mg. February is biting the bill of pull mil
blow and fills the dykes in no small term*.
J ohn Frost has sternly make hie appearance
and is now • noel king.
Otto el % lair. - lin lastSaturday Messrs.
1Vebeter and Wetherheed ofileiMIT visited
the municipal treasurer of Weet Wayaansb,
to audit the musicipal accounts Lir 18193.
Result will be made public in the near
fistula. Mr. Webster, we understand, has
been auditor of W. Wavennosh aceount• for
fifteen years, and consequently Isa is •n ex•
pert in this line. Mr. ‘Vetherhewl. who
hit. had three years experience in auditieg
municipal act -mints, is also quite •t home to
the work. We presume they are the right
g ent1/160111 in the right plants they aterVery
ear. NI in the work *mined to than.
l FSS/ 4%1/ 1ST, kMrSt W• lee*
regret to leave to clitoni-le the gad treed of
he 4tai h of NI es Wm shack 'etas, 'rewe.
As. lir 1.11, • inch took pl.; c on t.tnrdoy
mor.ong of last week. !Negotiant about •
k ravens* gave forth In twin girls, sod
h.. iso caught told inflanimation notated
Her r.maIn. we,. interred ID
111,,og 'iron re mrt•f % on Mooday, 12th.
it., It Fairhatt• covidurd the ohnenuies
in the alarmism .1 It r H0411111•1. to •rhOWS
p .•,. • • allie helmeted • 81fsl tit 11 died .31
!,•,„, H.awithoantling usa emey
meet err/thee illtatlev, • leer asenher
ef b sreds. iseivhi ors sad snio•isitmees *t-
readed the tonere!, which thereby evisame
caI' Q 30 'SE'I OOOZ
the great esteem in which tbe dressed was
held, and also as their exprerron of deep
sympathy with the bereaved husband and
six you's children.
nnvi .xcsr..- Mr*. ‘IcCuisitt who has
been in Coderich attending sic relatives
for some weeks, returned home last week.
Ass ss. -Mrs. Beatty and darghter. Mrs.
Meth:meld, and two children, who have
bosn on an extended visit to their mother,
Mrs Met 'usig. left for home' it I .adiar ton,
Michigan, bast wedh.
DUNLOP..
Ti E.,I•AV, Feb. 1.1.
Mrs. E. Jarsiii and Mrs. Alex. Reid. of
Coderich, were the gdesta of Mrs. Reek last
Tuesday.
Chas. Muer), Tockensmith's far-fsnied
horseinan, gave our burr, a tnnaiest visit
Aloorlay hist.
LEEBUNN.
Ti r,btv. Feb. 13.
Mts. Carrie stilling, of Detroit, visited
relatives here for sevenl days last week.
Miss Maggie Horton was the guest of her
grand -parent'. Mr. and Mrs. .1a me*
Strachan, of Codeneh, last week.
Janet and l'rancei Fotheringham. of
Rrneelield, aith thew brother lionzalt, were
the guests of Mn. A. .11. /lintel' this
AUBURN.
MoNi. , Feb. 12.
Don 1 forget the big !sante:Wang on Feb.
23rd.
Mr. and Mee. Home, of Clinton, sunday-
ed litre.
R. W. Webb is under the weather this
week.
Mus E. Stuart, of Ooderich, is the guest
of her °Dunn, Mute M. Rutledge.
14.1: Munroe and' tr. hIcLachliu address.
ed the gospel temperance meeting last Sun-
day.
Rev. Mr, Sellery, l'h It, of Winsham,
will preach in the Methodist church nest
Sunday evesing.
KINTAIL.
Tire2.1.4V, Fie. 13.
bliss S. Webb. ol Coderich, is the roast
of 11ra. M. Whitty sad other relatives.
t:eorre thst:ten, of Hancock. Michigan, ie
va'assizji friends and sequel/namnd
es in a
e
this vicinity.
Mrs. Captain Transch, wire has bees the
rust of her daughter, Mrs. Dr. Camady,
during the past week, has left for her hose
in I kid.. -'h.
impiputiosadly re00,111cdriaileod. who was so 6,60014 111.
Isoave time ago we ars pleased to state,
jurod by tallier frost • scaffold in hie harn
Thomas Criffin, who has occupied the
position of hotel keeper in this village for
I the put two rears, has left to resume his
former position in 1.0deeigh.
.4 eery unusual occurence •1 this period
of the year happened last Friday evening in
the nature of • thander. holitning and rain
storm, which evidently iadicates %cry cold
went her.
BRUCEFIELD.
Ti 1.-055. Fel. I;
We Ate p'.easerl to state that D. Mein
SA, V. S.. is tilde to be &roared again
Res Mr McKeon* filled the pulpit til the
11.sisto ehurch. Brucefield, the liet two sab-
bath*
The 1 P s 1 li will haee • social on
Thursday evening twit iit the reeidenie of '
Mrs. P. McTavish, Mill Had. Tucker I
w raith.
A little flier a *ark ago Mr. Scott, of
this village, Shipped 22.000 lbs. of pork to '
Hamilton He has needy 11%000 hush ef I
I
wheat, oats, ate., na hawk
Seldom weed are the papers of listen
meaty necessitated to chronicle t he end a
lawiejemen••••WelereleellieWellielrelAlle,
W. ACHESON & SON.
FEBRUARY BARGAIN LIST
50 PER CENT. REDUCTION
ON VERY MANY LINES.
Other stoive 1411' tionpfti•ed to compete with our Clearing Price,.
TO START:
Ladiesl'ntlerwear - -All Wool, Long Sleeves, Buttoned
Front or Jersey, were *1.00 each, we are belling at Mc.
Drawers, 65c. and 75c., must sell at 48c.
Tweed Dress Goods, 40 inches wide, stylish goods, were 45c. a
yard, tlown .to 29c.
Plain 40 inch Heavy Serges in Black Navy and Myrtle Green has
been a big selling line at :1(k.. will sell at 19c. till Febriutry 6th.
Ladies' and Children.. Jacksts-All kindb.
Oh Here is Bargain' Dephrtiseitt. All Styles at &boot Half
Price. $7.00 and .`Ns.00 Coats for *4.00. $12.00 Coats for $6.00 and
1X1. 00.
THEY MUST 00 AT ANY PRICE.
INSPECTION INVITED AT ONCE.
err Sent. theireant tar lash en at Regular Gessi..
W. ACIEEEION 8; SON.
CLOSE TIMES
EASY pRICES.
5.
Now that there is a lull in business, it is the time to
have your Watch, Clock, Jewellery, Sillier -
ware or Optical Goods Repaired
.A.LL4 WORKCl- IT A FL A N EP
WF 4 .1111 A FULL LINE OF 1\ 4oll TRADE,
C. As. 11171CBER & SO
•
drovaaa.cal airmen 5. Tit 111 t
a human beiug more tragic than that of
stunuel f•ooper, of tbis village, and Beier
before in tlie history of this oniet ell:age
has such a gleam been thrown over it. t
1hunday last he spent the forenoon at A.
Boss's house and, .her taking dinner, took
a rdle and same eartrolges to go :hooting In
the Lush. Not returning home at nicht his
wife anti SOU Henry.went to Mr.ltoss hous
to see If he was there but be did not nun-.
A search was instituted sad his corfwe Wag
found in the bush. The greater port of the
bead was bloats off and the brain" were ..1
his feet. There was • i.mirrel dead leside
him and 111.1 thought he a -as &ming to shoot
at another when he slipped and :he rifle
went al with the above nett. The major
sty think it was• case of suicide,but wheilit r
st was or not remains • mystery. The re
gneiss were takeo borne next morutrur. The
funeral on Saturday wait largelt *needed.
lie leaves a sorrosing widow. a sou acil
four daughters to mourn his loss. The sym-
pathy of ths-ectire noighborhood 1. exteod
ed to them in this hnue of their sad bereave
meet. tally " In the midst df 51. we are '
in death. •
SLUEVALE
1,1. Feb. 14.
Mist I.. linwney, of --eafortii, is visiting
at Jae. .• Timmins'.
Mrs. T. West, of i :rand Valley, is viait •
ing at her tither, Pubt. Duncan s.
There will be • tea nieeting in the Forest
ers' hall on Thursday, Feb_ 15th, under the
auspices of the Presbyterian church. Rev.
Mr. hlonroe. of Harristoo. Ittvs. selle.-y,
Wingbam, Rev. .1. W. Pring and others.
will deliver addrewea Rev. A. V. Hanker '
will occupy the chair.
ftev_ Dr. (Oak, ot Ripley, preached loth*,
Methodist church ea Sunday hist.
Duncan Kirg, who has been ill for sous
time, is recovering very slowly.
Arcb. Patterson, i;ur enterprising butcher.
has moved to Wroieter, where he is carry
Ifl mo the burinees.
wm. •lacklin has moved into the house
lately vacated by A. Patterson.
Junes Beilsy has gone to Molesworth to
work with 4.o. McDonald.
1VCita.Du
W. . % ff, of Seaford) are visiting •1
11.
.1. H. Koss has gone over to visit f•lartgow
and other parts in Scotland.
Mrs. A. McEwen,. wife of our gt noel
school teacher. has been visiting at her
father's, M. Spence. lately.
Thos. Dunn, of Wisigham, was visiting
friesda in this vicinity last week.
Sam Scott. of Manchester, paid Bluevale
a flying visit hat week.
yrs. Wm. Gray is very ill at present.
An Arnerioan company will open up the
Alpha 151 Works at Sarnia.
Herne Town I 'mined grunted Mayor t'rea•
wicker $100 in consideration of his wry's,
for the putt year. Hie Worship thanked
Ib. cossetb but declined the money.
A New Hamburg man has just ski a hen
to • South Ceroliaa breeder for ail The
bee was of the lawbaie breed aad one of
tb• prise wieners aft the Werld's Fair.
CANADIAN CURRENCY..
Orilla& has sent more that 100 horses to
work au the wools this *outer.
Owen Sound is troubled with thieves who
break tato stores and residences.
ft is probable that liquor Ie. -ewes in
Stratford will be reduced In nonther.
A farmer in Ifolgetown is asitiog 800
bushels of wheat for bett, r prices.
It is estimated that 800 Kisestognan*
optum, the majority tieing women.
The Bradford Potosi* of Industry will
run their dour null 18 hours a day.
A vessel recently lett Si. John,
S. 11.. coetaining 32.000 bushels of pea&
In Nottswasaga township alone there am
11 large sextettes of Patrons 01 Industry.
Purforil hosts of n:ore line nee hones,
than oh, other town of 411107e can show.
Here's a Pointer
*ben yott ask f,,r
5 cent plug
m cent plug
zocent plug
iii
POPI !
DERBY PLUG
Smoking Tobacco
be sure :hat the retailer
does not induce you to
buy any other in order
th; • may make a
larger profit.
THE MEN YOU KNOW.
•
hemittAatattV
BANK OF MONTREAL. 1
CAPITAL, SI 2,000,000.
REST, 6,000,000.
A Saving Deftartment has beim *seed ix COn-
nectiON with this bratsch.
luterest alkreved at csivrerst rates.
H. LOCK WOOD,
Mc:wager Godepich Brame&
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DAVISON & CO., •.
„reef/N:441S T4, R. WiLKI ,
General lia.rdware Paints, Oils, Glass,
ETC, ETC, SPORTING GOODS A SPECIALTY
Having Audits' the wants of the people for the past eight years I,
the Hardware Line, and having purcha..ed the business. stud good will sI
R. P. WILK,' NS( IN, we shall endeavor to retain the reputation of ou•
Predecessor by git mg at all times the best +slue in our lines.
Soliciting your valued orders, we are obediently yours,
DA.VIE3ON ac 00.
TOWNSHIP OF COLBORNE
Abstract Statement of Receipt& and Expenditures for the
year 1803.
PTIL
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WON .41115
owthed ... OS SI
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44 M
Clerk from sic of comity lets
tellecter . . abla 30
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Total NEN* HI
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PAS 11115111.
rash Reek &ad 9- .11hdia
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. 2"4
&Avoids Art Of
County... . . ...... Wit
Miewilinsaires items . 4,
Heanor on hoed . • • - • EtT fa
Total Mtn,
• •
• .
Charity
nify that the forewese i• two. SOS cach
We the midereireec metathesis, thorrect In e
,elfooggilehe of
by ce( ethers
copes and .01incises .1 4,. east 1/ tint:eras Moen+ and
the Treasurer'. h.-ob.. end of its so sidured tor M.
larcentber. A. 44. IND 14r funkier mate that Vre are Pissed n
P osted and that we hel.ese them 56 he true gaud correct In every
be year AUL tau do L. ro-
of I he r.
tattle.
310 day n'
ttioreme'
Dated tho 3rd day of rebruari. 141.
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FARMERS...
Arrangements Lave heels made with leading niauufacturt-rs,
such as FLEET R V.'S, A unit's, Til ) SI s , Watford aryl others, to sup-
ply me with their Agricultural Implements at special prices, con-
sequently I am prepared to give you the best at low figures.
NO PEDLINC OR AGENTS.
SAVE YOUR MONEY AND CALL AT THE FOUNDRY.
I can still supply you with Runciman Land Rollers, Plow.
Root C'uttI•f kr.
More attention is to be paid to tlo., Plow Point Busine,-
this season, both in regard to having good Points and having all
kinds on hand.
Cash for Cast and Wrought Metal. Castings made t9
order. Repairs proinptly attended to.
It VC *fink
TO TB ITATHONS OF INDUSTRY:
I am now ready to enter into an agreement with you t,
furnish you Implements and Repairs, or it :till he to your advan-
tage to forrn conimittees to meet here at once and arrange 1,4
special prices. You will not require to employ a clerk. Straight
busines& Good Mathinea Cash Prices.
Ys respectfully,
J. B. RUNCIDIAN.
JAMES ROBINSON,
One Puce Cash Sion'.
As we do not wish to carry over any Fall Goods we
intend to clear the following lines at a reduction. Come
for bargains.
Bargains in Mantle Clothes.
Bargains in Dress Goods.
Bargains in boys' Shirts and
Drawers.
Bargains in men's Shirts and
Drawers.
Bargains in Tweeds.
Bargains in Flannels.
Bargains in Gray Blankets.
Bargains in White Blankets.
See our Table Linen and Table
Napkins.
JAMES ROBINSON,
One Price Oaeh StAin