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Leet as Tear Label.
lead eipbtbsris oases, wWt• ate now nun
Nese
esese u the d&y. The eivie bespttel hes
be.. Wows epee sad 12,000 appropriated
to punkas* • supply of Or. Hoax's antt-
ex iso.
A Port Arthur dispatch says the then
urometer on Thursday marked a lower tete
perature than at any time sou» the plass
was a n oteorologieal etatlea.
('lava Ford, • mulatto woman, was arrest-
e d Tu•d•y ntnht on snspicioo of Ming eee-
n.ct,ed,'with the murder of Frank Westwood,
at Laborde Hall,on tb.e eight of Oct 6 A
suit of mals stun and • 38 calibre revolver,
wish two ub• riberi, discharged, lonely •Men
found eta her house
Year label is • standing receipt of the data
se which you are paid up. tteo that It Is net
allowed to fall Intl arrear.
Ti heft • change of address is Testred. both
the ad and the new redraws [Mold he Ovate.
Advertises' nate.
miltC
sad other ,asual advertisemeula tee.
ns fur trot insertion. and r cents per line
re each subsequent lassrtloa. Measured by
roc= e.
Hamisoss cards •f sit Innes and undo'. 15 par
year,
of 1,oer. Ironed. Mtnied,
alte•siess Vacant, S:1wit +„u+ Syantod aad
.alsaaa chancre Waited. sot •xceet!nd S
tMaa aospareil. N per month.
f3soass on Male and Farms on state. not to
ennead S linea, 1l for fin.' month, SOe. per sub-
eeSseut month, larger &ayt.. el prop..rt..u.
Lay special melee. the object of w)•'ch to
;remote the pecuniary benefit of any mit
widest or company, to be ooasidervd aa ad.
vertisemear end charred ancordinelv.
Local notice in nonpareil type one cost per
wird 1 so notices . then' 'r.
LoosI notius in ordinary read:rig 'ere 'ion
theta per word. No notice for lees than afro
General : The labtsh Valley Rad
roe.' I' patty will shortly cut 10 per oat.
off all salaries over 11,000
The A pyropriat toe 4'o6111httteel of tot
French t hamber has decided in favor of
the Madagascar credit of 6.5,000,000 franca
Buffalo police made • general raid on the
dives of the city last Friday midnight and
gathered in about 500 loose women.
Hon, 1:obert Charles Winthrop, of Ben-
ton, the last of the leaden of the stool'
lion movement of long ago, died oe Friday
n ight.
Frank Koc.tue. • French Canadian, hm
bees arrested in Denver, Col , ,m suspicion
of Mrs the strangler whose crimes so
publisibesiwesy aid the mistake d the
ply thereto. The eoeeeotiosn of the
National Liberal Convention are heli
in various cities, where the presence of
a large number of leaders of polities)
thought is calculated to, and often
doer promote a sort of political re, iv
al. The diueuasons et these conves
tions are regarded as the best evidence
to be had of the popular feeling, not in
a few centres of population only, hut
all over the country. The Federation
represents the people holding Liberal
principles, and express,' officially the
dews that afterwards artexprewed at
the poll..
That it is a fWderat fashioned on
this pritn-iple the young men expect to
organize, is shown by the call sent eta
by the Young Liberals of Toronto, to
clubs throughout the country. The
object of the meeting is set forth in
the following wont.
•• We believe that the annual c intervenor
of such • federation as that proposed
would do much to quicken the merest of
young men in public attars, and that by a
lull and free discussion of the questions of
d ocked the city last week. Three women I the Jay, the delegates would aid the lea den
of the party and public men generally in
Metres for churches and other rel.gb.,is ate• were strangled.I a.
certaining the wishes of the people.
ts&sovoL..t institutions hal( rateM. it. Car, chief engineer of the PacificI The beet interests of the country would
coast etesaswae awersaseerraw divislou of the 1'oit«l stats[ t:eober- be served by enli.ting the young men'oe the
A hfmRed number dadrertise*cod and Topoerapbtul Surveytog Impart- side of good government and in support of
tales will be innrrted•tthe winwow g r : meet, has tendered his meditation and he •policy determined upon in open coevan-
wrr Inch, one in.r•rt1M. #s Mi tan and based upon the experience of the
welth
l at once enter the employment of e delegates Jr. regard to the senumente of the
Japanese I:osernmeet. , people of their own district.
•• four insertion&
three months...
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" six months ._..
•• one year S or.
No advertisement less than two inches Is
length will be calculated on shot* beide. 5
per cent. discount allowed for cash permeate
O a three mosthi contract : lit per Bent. on six
sestbi. and Vi per cent. on • year's. These
eendittons will be at riot I r enforced.
'brit •'The ntgsn- l" •rer.ery.
nufecriber who fail to receive Tea HnNAt.
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THE TIMES ARE HARD-
it'IIiNG the progress of an election
campaign it is customary for uphold-
er, of the present starya'ion policy of
the Dominion government to produce
rarnlarly; either by ea'r•er or bF mall. will bank Statements to show that there
renter a favor M ac„n.,nttint use of the fart at
as early • delete pus-ni oleo are millions of surplus capital in the
Rejected man us^rpt. canhot he returned. batik vault. of the country. anti to ar
Corre.pondence must be written on one side
of paper only. t;ue therefrom that we are on that ac
Publisher's aware. count in a prosperous condition Linen
J. C. i.e Tooret, of (botlerich, has been sp ,-ia:ly. The figures of the Poet (ef dee
pointed too al rrsSclli g Agent for the town-
ships of Ooderich, Colborne. Ashfield and W •-
waneab.
Loral poet masters over the district are sem
empowered to receive subecriptions to Telt
SIGNAL
All communications must be addressed to
1) McOILI.I('t'DDY.
Ha ltteNAt.,
Oodericb.Out. p,mplrttote.
Telephone Call M.
Sas ing, Bank are ;Jso lyra, ht forwanI
to show that wherens the deposits in
I S; $ were only so much they have in
crraaeel by leaps and Lound* until to -
,lay they have Assumed marvellous
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RI. THURSDAY. NOV. 22, MN.
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Political: Sir Richard Cartwright
has concluded a series of meetings is South
If:ford.
The byrelecction in London ryalted in
the return of T H. Hobbs, Liberal, by a
majority of ;101.
North Renfrew Liberal* hold their con-
vection in Pembroke on December the 5th.
T. Murray. ex-M.P.. will probably be nomi-
n ated against Speaker White.
North Bruce conservative. have decided
to hold • convention for the purpose of
somin•tiag • candidate for the House of
Commons, at Tara on Tuesday, lee. 18.
A convention of the Conservatives of East
lembton will be held at Watford on Nov.
28th, for the purpose of nominating • e•odi.
date for the Hoose of ('ommons and electing
sneers.
A call has been issued for • convenient
of the l'onservativea of South Essex to be
Lata at Kinpsille on the 26th inst. The
convention will ratify the nomination of Dr.
King for the Commons,
Parliament ham been further prorogued
pro forma, until 31st of December. Next
time the proclamation will appear it will be
for the despatch of business, that is if session
is to be held before general election
The alleged statement by Hon. Edward
Blake, that Lord Tweedmouth offered $10,-
000 to the Irish party, u to be brought to
the attention of the British Parliament, the
offer beteg regarded as • breach of pnvil-
etc
On Monday. 2o,th asst., • eonventioc of
the Liberal pert, ref Westmoreland, N.B.,
will be held in Moncton. in the evening of
the same day • mase meeting will be held,
to he addressed by the Hon. L. H. Davies,
M.P., leader et the Liberal party in the
Maritime Provinces, and other speakers.
The Goodridge t .overnment won the meat
lee the Jt. I:asrre'o 1Kdrict,N•wfouodland,
by a majority of 54. Thu victory increases
ite strength in the Newfoundland House of
Assembly to 14, while that of the White-
wayities is 21 several of the newly elect-
ed Whitewayites have been petitioned
against.
Canadian: Winter rates en the
railways take elect at ow*.
The Farman' Rieder Twine i ompany, of
Rreatferd, has declared • dividend of 10
per cost.
The live stock exports from Montreal thin
year have been larger by several 'hennaed
bead than last year
The Censumen' o ardage (esnp•ny'a
works at Brantford have started work afar
beim closed for some time.
'I borpe Holmes, the oldest editor of the
Niagara district, died en Wednesday at
Hillside Farm, sired 82 years.
TM rate on panels between Canada sod
Japan by poet will be reduced te 20 nose
per pound en and after Jan i, 18%.
William (;un., Deputy 1'lerk of the
Crown, Surrogate Clerk and Clerk of the
County Court, died suddenly at Wakensn.
The raids os of the later Sir Jobe Abbott
at Mentreal is baiag prepared ler teed and
Lady Aborigine, who will occupy it abase
Nee. tit
The Middlesex Rar passed • nesgrstsIet-
ery reselutim. to Chimf Justis Meredith.
send siestd R. R•yly, V. C., • hanebsr
h e passe.
Lawmdi-d to the (ievesme.mt inpotee's
st go% wsterly 1.000 tone acv, of Yee seek
psis& through W t.tf..e hem the West the
fine Mas ash
Head el Reath sex Wades
SeengetttwttaeseesirfMile
Such arguments when not subjected
to analysis often catch the unthinking, -
:Ind raise a hurrah ftom the know
nothing elestent in the audience which
.can only he equalled it, vodmne by a
•Irantatic allusion to the e'tent of (:a
nada from the North Pole to the 49th
I parallel awl front Labrador to the
Pacific coast.
What are the facts ' When. money
lockets up its the bank vaults and
the figures uninvested reach up into
the millions the sign is'the surest that
a panic has seined the investors, that
business is stagnated and that the
hanks and money lenders have lost
confidence in their country to such an
extent that they prefer to lock up capi-
tal rather than take business chances
that ordinarily would he looked. upon
as safe investments.
Them never was a time in the hi; -
tory of Canada. when o much capital
was locled rap in the bank vaults :
there never was a time when business
enterprise received so little encourage
meat from capitalists. and there never
was a time when the practical with
drawal of money from investment
tended so much to stagnate business
interests and paralyze progress.
The whole country is suffering lit
cause of commercial stagnation, which
has been brought about by the
locking up of capital and the feeling of
insecurity that has resulted rom
the policy of protection which
has ex t:tee' for the past fifteen years.
When next an appeal is motile to the
people, all the tabulated statements
that can be brought forward to prose
that because millions of money aro
stored is hank vaults while tens of
thousands of people on the outside are
hand up will not he accepted as proof
that I 'anada has prospered during the
pest fifteen years. or is prosperous to -
,lay.
THE YOUNG LISRAL CONVENTION
APART from the general election,
which from the signs of activity at
Ottawa ins, be expected immediately
after the completion of the voters'
lists, one of the most important events
in I S95,lpolitically, will be the colleen
tion of Young Liberals, to be held in
Toronto is the latter part of January.
Hitherto general party conventions
have been held at irregular intervals,
and, as in the case of the great t Ittew•
convention of 1593, at the call of the
party leaden, who have been required
to assume altogether ton much reopen
sihibty in connection with the man
agesent of the for"e• fighting under
their leadership. The intention of the
pr motors of .l1e present eonventice is
that it shall be the means of forming
• permanent organixatiow, operating
upon the principle of the Native's!
liberal Federation of (beat Rriteia,
and like it bolding ennead itenf rens'as
IN the diesseion of the position of
0" A. a ,antral organising body, .a
medium for this ,htfusiot' of political
literature and a headquarters for Lib
real speaker; ,during a campaign, the
proposed federation would be extreme-
ly valuable. its operations could be
t-s'an'ietl on by -thee contribution
of a small fee of probably not
more than ten cents yearly pelt capita
of the membership reported byatliliat
-
ed clubs. We belie ie the idea is one
that will result in advantage not only
to the Liberal party, but to the people
at large, but it will place the control
of party polities in the hands of many,
instead of the few as is too often the
vase at prwnt. We trust that many
club* from our own county will be
represented et the ,•onvention, and
in the coming Young Liberal Fede'
at ion.
T H E.political yuidnuncs are endeavor
ing to find cause for the great flop in
the London election returns. The
opinion of The SIGNAL is that it is due
to the able efforts of that great politi
cal hoodoo, E. E. SHEPPARD, whose
sup,erfervid oratory hes on all ocea
sions brought wreck and ruin, distress
and desolation, daunige and diath be
gond all hope of resurrection t.i
every political or municipal part
whose cause he has espoused. Some
years ago $nlPPAKI' discovered that
he was n " born orator." He took a
course of lessons on voice eulture',ciieet
expansion and .stage delivery, satisfied
that the heaven born afflatus would do
the rest. `ince that time he has in
flitted himself upon every public audi-
eace that couldn't call in the services
of the police. His hebhies have been
political and municipal addresses, and
port -prandial speeches. The trouble
i■ London was that Seise. got tangled
up on the nature of the function in thel
city hall, and delivered a post-prandial
speech instead of a political address.
He got his " beer and pig'. feet •
tangle.) up, so to speak. The
electors di.! the rest
THE mord of police magistrate SSA
,.FR up to ,late ix a good one. it is
just two menthe since he was ap-
pointed, and this two disorderly
houses have keen closed up
and their inmates compelled to leave
town. although it was c'ontende'd by the
previous magisterial incumbent that
the rlearlag up of the foul nests was
impossible. In addition to that two
young girls who had been turned into
street walking by the laxity of the
authorities have been sent to jail for a
term, and all the way round a general
straightening up of loose been has re
suited. The appointment et a police
magistrate inPoelerich has been a good
thing for the tows.
A N erroreous impression exists that
the withdrawal of the petition against
the return of .1. T. (lARsow in West
Hume) was the result of a "saw -of."
From Petitioner Btu. we learn that
Aitch is not IM case, as lie would not
be a party to any such transaction, and,
speaking for Mr. Galleon, we con as
sure the public that he had no tamper
ing or collusion with a "saw of " in
may way or shape. He won an honest
election, and wan prepared to fight it
out to the very last. Let's shake
hands all around, and settle doves to
our ordinary labors of love
THIN appears to he a had year for
hoadlers. Tammany has leen downed
in New York, in Montreal damaging
revelations have been made+, Toronto
dtewncil has seaweed the resignation
of Aidennea t'r'swaa'r, and is nearly
every town in the country where pub-
lic works have been largely prosecuted
some mayor or councillor i• at present
shaking in his boots for fear of dswel-
optnenta
SNAP SHOTS.
What's the matter with Martyr
M aeras ! Oh, he's all right we don't
think.
For the past twenty-four hour•'
nobody In luadoa ham undertaken to
say ,. Mower must go."
Even Mayor FsaajY's prestige as
a family mac didn't save him from de
feat in Lon' Lon Tuesday last.
The London Free Pre es idently
saw Moluts chances of success through
the wrong end of the telescope.
The late Czar of all the Itussias
took a long time to die, and his obse-
quies have been almost as long drawn
out.
The notices for the funeral cf the
late candidate ENTRY, of London, bars
not been postedpup, but hen's .lead, just
the same very dead.
opera whish was a retake welts legiliMies
tinkers who could dieloeate the Wham peY-
usal and muasotpal system of Omens.
h r. aeertaot knows, as probably no ether
ran is the Area-Maaoa world knows, the
tree worth of Ontario's issututioos. lie is
familiar with the eraser of other countries.
more familiar thee the Patrons are wink the
fabrie el their own uoswtry's uonetttutiesa
Hs knows the darner of changer fur he
oaks of abases He knows or value of
eentrdtasd authority, because his studies
have taught him how in a crisis looaliad
power me early he defied.
Some ..f t hoe. who listened to Dr. Boort
mot aught to have rose away oosvinod that
they have a duty as patriots, which is more
sacred then their part aan obligation to oast
Mowat. It is no light thing to Americanise
a provincial ev.tem which represents • dis-
tributi,,n ot ;ewers between the municipal-
ity, the et. te .nil the nation, which u more
perfect than anything with which the wit of
man hes blessed other countries.
- It will be in order now to inve•sti-
gatw De; -Si sl's majority of one in
lxingitton, anti get the esteemed I:tu
pure oft' tae tenter hooks.
Ald. STtwART, of Toronto, who is
charges) with lstodling, has stepped
down and out. it is beginning to look
as if there was no place in municipal
politics for the boodles.
TIIB SSIGNAL congratulates .1. T.
(i ()'tow, YF.. upon being safe 111
the iwddle in West Huro.l. The ulti
mate withdrawal of the petition was
never in doubt by Mr. (:Annus or hi.
frien'ls.
With wheat at Ise. a bushel glitd
beef at ?lc. a pound, live weight, Ca-
nada ought to be a cheap country to
live in : and sus it would he if it were
not for protection and the combines
of all kinds that rob the people.
ALBERT EDWARD, who is known
in Russia as WALEskl, took Bart in
the funeral ceremony of the late ('car.
Ile was so used to being " blown up "
by I sitot'eHzas that the possibility of
being dynamited b' the Nihilists
hail no, terrors for him.
The esteemed Hamilton S e.•ta
for is hereby informed that it wasn't
Blobs, nor Snobs, nor Gobble, nor Tot*,
nor 1)obb.; nor Cobbs, stir Fobbs, but
a gentleman named Hoots, who dug
the polidcal grave for the late Tom
F:sseKy, in London. Tuesday last.
THE VOICE OF THE PRESS.
.ta OLlr it.44 WA mIlITT.
London Aivertu»r Mr. Natter has not
the inspiration of a leader of men, but even
if he had, his chances of eonductiag the
Government of the Province with 25follow-
ers, in a House of 94, would not be particu-
larly bright. W• venture the assertion
that Sir Oliver's •versre majority during
the next four years will be as great as dur-
ing Say previous tour years of the 22 years
during which he has held the fort.
rr,cil 111,e. 11'1.x.
Toronto Star When • bank-te enabled to
put away many millions of dollars for
"rest" and keeps it laid away without pay-
ing interest on it, the time seems to have ar-
need for a radical change in the country's
currency system.
Possibly bank shareholders have never re-
dacted (kat many, many millions of their
cash is lying practically unpredu.tee, bat
that seems to be about the eondition of af-
fairs. it may be wise to have thio money
bold in reserve in can of trouble, but it
would be n.uch safer to make the •ation
responsible for all the circulating medium,
sed thea immense sums would not be lying
idle.
Coder muting conditions hacks loud
freely in boom times, really encouraging the
booms, and then when depression comes
they are only too read, to eke) down on
the Tan they formerly encouraged. Im-
mense sums of money are hoarded instead
of being available for legitimate enterprises
and to emmourwge industries which would
provide employment, keep money ciroulat-
tag and prevent hard times.
The • A's ,.I wit. 'Al 'ST.
Termite Globe In West Huron Mr.
Gaunt, the Patron nominee for the Hominid
(jommoss, withdrew his suppwt from the
Pewee nominee for the Legislature whoa he
Learned that he was • member of tee P. P. A.
These was some d.wtiefectice ever this,
but The Former. Sun thinks M r. o :aunt was
in the right
If thio is the only complaint presented
swine Brother (least, be should set oily
be kept is the Geld, bet be supported by
every lever el liberty in the riding. Let
wise ee.neel prevail. let the subject be
ealmly diaeussad, and honest, indepssdest
sense taken. Puttees do not want their
eanidates to enter Parliament with riders
spas their becks, Oar platform is hard
asses to be aeceptakle to isdgwwdent
slower, everywhere.
Mr. (:wt's serine as certainly is weird -
saes with the frequent red sphatb a kin
tlesiaesUoc that the artier ass have set ting
be de with seetarten vMames&
se swowurwns Lt.ttfs
TssuwM Taisgw " : It is lane weds,
that a thinker sad skrdatl like Dr. lle.risM
dwell fed all the I d.[y.we he empress'
* ata Trtelty'. hsegset se the helliest
COUNTY EXCHANGE.
Heefrys James l.on►mire has purchas-
ed the farm recently owed by Robt. Mc.
Donald.
Henfry■ Rev. J. H. Watts, while in
Walkerton, had the m'mfortuae to break hes
arm about the wrist.
Welton TM Andrew Morrison tarns
South of here has been bold to John Mow
bray. The puce is said to be $1,800.
Brussels F. s sort has sold for I)
Mc(. illicudd y,ot The H urea signal, t he prom •
ices-kmwn as the old I'ust building, to lie.
Gerry.
h:xetes Ald Thos. B. Carling is le
bilge glee at present. his wife having pre•
seated him with • bouncing boy on Satur-
day last.
McKillop Robert Hannah has leased
his farm, being south half of bet 20. concess-
ion 9, eontataier 'e0 acres, to his eon-la-lhw,
Henry Warden.
Exeter There died at the residence of
('has. Snell, jr , on t% sdnesday ot lust week,
Mrs Elizabeth Ferguson. relict of the late
Robert t'ergun.
SeafortheeK,1 Ifinchley sad JAN Dodds
retuned frem Muskoka on Friday last.
They had an eejovable time and took home
with them eight deer.
Grey : It is stated that the frioeds of ex
reeve Streams' ere making an effort to have
bins accept a nomination for the re.eeehtp
in grey towns ip for 1899.
An UlsterZ_:,,,,_,.
An Overcoat,
A Suit of Clothes.
Usborse Richard .Johne. of this place.
has just finished a substantial book house,
.doubt story on his 100 acre farm on the
7th coaesnn of rebore,.
Seaforth K. S. Hay*, barrister, has
leased the brick reetdeaee belonging to the
estate of the late Mrs. ('lark., on .tone
street and will soon occupy it.
Exeter Mrs. Andrew Hoskin, of Far
yuhar, has moved into the residence recent-
ly vacated by -las Martin. and intends
making Exeter her future home.
E. Wawanosb one day las: week •
little son of .las. McCallum fell fres the
high beam in the barn, a distance of i8
feet, bat escaped with slight 'usury.
('baton : Thorpe Holmes, of St. Cather-
ines, eldest brother of E. Holmes, I died on
Wednesday evening : at his regne.t six of
his nephews will be his pall -bearers.
Morris .boo, Mellroy, ,it line, had over
3,000 bushels of turnips off three scree of
land, there were 131 heaped loads. This is
• big yield. He has 2,500 bushels in one
NL
Grey W. 1_ Mc(ja•rne, teacher in S.
y. No. ), has been re-engaged for 18%, at
an advance over last year's salary. The
trustees show their appreciation of • good
teacher.
Wingham Alfred !related, of town,
conductor on the Loudon freight, had the
fore anger of the right hand taken off by
the buffers while couplin, cars at i enbeld,
on Monday, 12th.
Egmondvill• t hie day last week, Wm.
Eberhardt'a asivhbors, with their teases, to
the number ot twenty six, gathered at his
n ewly purchased farm, and turned over
about twenty five scree of soil.
Clinton One day last week IM. Moore
and his brother were ruing u • tight wages
when the reach broke and beth were thrpwa
out on the road, the doctor sustataug a dim -
location of the shoulder blade.
tt; isgham H. E. Snell has a live exon
sad • couple of rabbits in one of the win-
dows of his storeThe window alio con-
tains a cedar stump, some leaves, Sc., and
the strange inhabitants appear quite at
home.
Brussels - It a hinted that one or two
persons in this locality are suspected of do-
ing considerable petty thieving and if suf-
6cient evidence ma be obtained Goderieh
will be their address for the next six
months.
Hallett . The other day, as .lames
Stevens, of the hese line, was carrying some
feed into • stall occupied by • colt, the ani-
mal became frightened and crushed him
aaraiest tee side, injuring am of his arms
severely.
Brussels: The 10•steetb-old see of
S• eael Plum was seated in • high chair last
Tuesday morning and in attempting to play
with • deg eweeMl..ese sad fell 'Dewiest the
stove, woesg • serious bun en his Ease
sear the eye.
McKillop D. 'ryerm•e formerly of this
township, has leased his 100 acre farm ad-
joining the village of Grantee, to James
Fester for a term of live years. Mr. Faster
pays:a rental of $250, pays taxes and does
statute labor.
Ashfeld Arch. McLeod, of Asn8eld,
and father of ex•policem•• J. K. McL.od,of
Lecturer, died at his residence as Saturday
at the age of '77 years. The remains were
iaterred 1. the Relies cemetery on roes -
day. He was a pioneer settler and highly
respected.
Blyth : Confirmation service was held in
St. Miehasi's R. t. cheroh on Monday
merwiag. Rev. Bishop (Moaner, !amine
conferred the rite ea a number of osedi-
dates He was •misted is the serves by
Rev& Fathers Wee►. el U.dsrioh, wed Quig-
ley, St. Augustine,
(Mato.. Just • year age • psi peg be.
Waging to Mies Murray, usaaosustably got
lost, and efforts to discover its whereabouts
failed. The ether day. very masts to her
joy and surprise, the dog came hems. It had
evidently hoes kept is ean6sme t as awed
was stesshd to its seek.
Seaferth : We mash repast rte hsar of
the death d John f. Kseehtel, of Sseneb,
tend father of at'. Rosette' el this tows.
Mr. Lsoehed did en Mender ; he wee 72
years d age. He me one of aaeeeh seals -
am, teed ewe of his chief aims I. IN. seem-
ed to be to de geed se his fellow man.
B. Wewesneh : Jas. Mstallsm, u.,
while ebpplsg tan Monday. W the mhder-
tens se mit tree el his toes Mem* d sad
enesM about Mil eel; there is only • Melo
pietys el oafs es the este holding the toe
Wes a Re W the midnfmwn sews posse
age te act the great Me et flbe ams bet.
Are any of these articles on
your list? Are you a ready -money
buyer? Would the saving of from
$1 to $5 on an investment of from
$5 to $20 be an induce dyou
to pay Cash : If so don't make
anymistake about the right place
to uy. Ours is the
ONLY CASH «° ONE PRICE STORE
in the County where you can get a
complete outfit. Do you know
what Cash and One Price means ?
If not, come here and see.
Don't pay a high price with the
idea thatou're getting something
better. -You're not, _you're_only.
paying the long credit price.
The best things from the best
makers are here, all marked in
plain figures at one price ---always
the lowest price. You're welcome
to look, to examine, to compare.
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EVERYTHING TO WEAR.
ANOTHER CHANCE
to get Bargains at the t'rest
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSIIIP SALE
1i11(ASER & PORTER'S.
__T1 33ESTY='moi__
THIS WEEK AND NEXT,
COMMENCING NOV'R. 15th.
WHAT EVERYBODY IS WAITING FOR!
FANCY CHINA"0SILVER WARE SALE
Biscuit Jars, Crean Pitchers and Sugar Bowls in the Wave
Crest ware.
After dinner Coffee Cups and I ordoek Tea Cups.
Bisque Figures; Hot Water $11166 Fancy Dishes for Burnt Almonds
and " Sweet Meati."
Fancy Glass Rose Jars and Flower Tubes ; the very latest
20c.. 25c. and 35c. Cups and Saucers, sale price 10c., )2c. and 15e.
50c., 75c. and 1.50 Cups and Saucers, sale price 25e., 35c. and 50c.
$1.50 Salad Bowls, sale price (18c.
$1.00 Salad Bowls, sale price 50c.
75c. Salad Bowls, sale price 35c.
Fruit Dishes, Fruit Plates and Bread and Butter Plates at Cost
Price.
Knives, Fork. and Spoon. (Roger Bros.. 18471 at Dissolution Sale
Price.
A line of Potosi Silver Tea Spoons, regular price $2.50 per dozen,
sale price 98c per doz.
A line of Potosi Silver Desert Spoons, regular price $3.50 per dor_,
sale price $1.25 per doz.
A few new lines of Baskets just to hand ; they are yours at whole-
sale prices.
An elegant line of Silver and Celluloid Photo Frames and Hand
Mirrors at one-half off retail prices.
All Goods must be sold by JANUARY 1st.
This Sale is no ordinary event, hat a blessing to those who intend
to bay Xmas Presents, and must continue until the Cash required is
realized.
The latest Toy, the Climbing Monkey, 29e.
No good. charged at sale prieea.
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