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TIM SIGNAL : GODIRION, OWT.. TIIrRSDAT' OCT 84. MS.
Fancy Goods and China.
Great reductions in price, as we are
making room for holiday effects. . .
THE LATEST LITERATURE
Always on book, band." AGa lowaS Heed," iinbuy aper, 50 ceR. nts
$ new
'Every line of School Requisites
alira JR kept in stock
PORTER'S COLONIAL BOOK STORE.
1,46Ira0 Iel.-phone I inane..
EAS Or 111r, 111STI I1'T. ` .tai boars. Church nest
Sas
H. puled. and .lames M•cmunus
- --- showed their heroes at wagon amw . rt seat
From ourownCOrreerondentmi. Whew sad carried .R prizes, 1'erc Stewart
got prizes tor the sheep he cheeses.
Ricuxu. Friday of last weak
Tarr, Ir tar«roa.+uee hose 11.61 4 %nae be ws saw • Iarg• m.e(uld of the year s
g rowth et Jodie Herten •, which tipped the
prase Aa) •• Wr1 haw ••••• •r ilea w.itbt to 25 I. sad 9iunes•. Thu is the
/ *wale epretalie {t.wri• largest we ease ever recorded to ear items.
tar 191_.aI Anyone who sae beat this let as know.
Cues. a \torr.. -Nudes of the i.duettem
service of R.'y. James Hamilton as pastor of
the *burgh here .ad the 1'uioo, C:N.rt.h
township, was read Iso h'usday, the servos
to be held at the Union es Tuesday, the
29th last. at 1 30 r u. 1f the weather is
favorable quite • Dumber from here 'nand
to be present at the earemeny. Serviee oo
$ .alai at the usual time .lo the al
saris of the orgasm' last u.drr Mies Kis
Clark filled the duties On Sunday eye
nine Key. Mr. McKay was prewar at tie
(.Ii... nestug ad grim u Melrose. Ne
last for hoose e. M..dsy.
far
UUNGANN)N.
Notts.. .11s 'seal airs) is Usst�Nr
for Toe Steel. te at the ogee d J Y. wat'tl-
J.P.. •e•veyeaoer. Re.. was win receive se-
ders for sssaeript,oss. advert'•isg aa4 jab
wort. asd Is aetbertaed to give reser$. Wit
...vats paid far the soma
Tratoav, ort. 22.
'tie l,O;rt All ..i earned are
hereby remeaded of the .eats.►mus to be
he d bore oe'friday, 'G:,to, A Mead attend
ass u uucipatd.
P.A:.t. a.n Sterie.--A grand ball sad
sapper will be held as Maltougb'a hotel, es
N sdaesd.y, October 30th. (;cod masa
wt : be to abtoadsuos. For p •rtieslars sea
111.s.
Un awe Cortin --Os Frdsy Oat Din
stem t'oort was bold here. His Ileum Jules
Nola preside.. The Iggin fraternity was
represented by Messrs. F'. 'dolt ad W.
f'resdfoot, hamster., Goderesb.
L' i • ATI.isal. - It would appear that in
lamed esl:Nnas S. I, %Vest Wswa...b,No.'
and 13, Ashilst& s change of the provost
.toff of seaohsrs Is to tat• poem at the New
\'ear. We Wears that 1,. Durum s to wield
tall red In N.. 13 Asbbeld, dune( 149
COOT., 4:1114 11.1.'1144 - is. aumerou.
treads .t K. K. Miller, the reeled mad ono.
esteemed dark of Mess Weinman. ted
resldeat of St. Nelms well regret to hear of
ho p ted sad ..nous illness ted will
hops for hu restoration to health and
st rosin'
N row (,cow Our venins sad saWWI d.
uercha.t, 1S..I. C•awferd, bas roomed are
sto..Ient stook of dry good., gro.ehes, eta
of ►t• latest and best .slit. for Fall ad
Winter w. He ..rdially invites eospse-
s:oa b..s num•roea customers and ethers.
prices s:, seat times.
A•PROA. Nisi la co.esquooe •f ilea
*d wave and .term• gales, OcsomUDied
lay obtainers .1 hal ad mowfall*, whish we lis d'l gsoniv prse•utlas s ve•reh for the
►sve•t pmr�sa
enced during th• latter parted last , d ib. 1041 ors..
week. climaxed em Saturday sight with
• fall sf meow, w• are usmst•k•bIv rooted -
•T 11111
ORDERED OUT et IS AD
(lame on • time . mu there was
%he strong', did desire
A rest to lake from ►saints orae -
In abort, get out, retire.
He told kis 'needs of his :stoat
He tot out : In very fust
To chore his stm•L ted business out
He mad hu utmost fast.
Bet. straege to say, hu trade held up,
Nem roods he hal to lug .
ft looked as it he wulda't quit,
No matter hew he'd try.
1..911 one day • (ri•ad explained
Wry he such trade had had,
And now le • out of it for keeps -
He orderedd_
. out bM a
A dispatch from Stokes Ssv lam wee►
saws Capt laths McKay, lighthouse keeper,
fouod es I.ny.I Istat r esus body with
Me name of ".1 Kior ' sattooed oto thews,
ted from this it iseapnoeed the body is that
of J. Klieg, of Oekvill.. who was lest in the
wreck .t the Africa, ti_• 7. The Hilly was
perfectly suds, with the exeeptton of a
shits, ted was badly bruised Tho body is
now at Motes Kay is charge of ''apt. Silver -
sides of the wrested Severn. The captain
ed that Winter e. fast spproaehiog. The
Autumn .f IA'e.: u being rapidly divested of
its beautiful robes ted .ahrline.t..
E. • i.►ou.nooi. On Friday last prepara-
tory services were .o.ductsd is Enkmor
char, 1 by Kn. !t. M. It holey, whe was re.
ceotly 'sdoetes into the pastoral sharp
•t let Helms ted East Ashfield coelrega•
mons, in a very •pprupriate and •ceeptable
owssr. Srcra.temt was dl,peased in the
gh..r b os tars.,h ley th• e•t..m•d pastel.
Re.. R. Fairbairn, to • large Dumber of
emo00ioaM,
M:
so irate ('ou•• u. la pur.uaas of
adt„uromeot the municipal uossll of West
W •wuorh met ee thterday, the 19t► test.,
• . tb .em,bsr• Ming present .xe.pt sesn-
ctll.r T. Durant. After the transmittal' el
the .iuntapt tellitT brought lidera w
•wile an adjournment was made to IM
I ltb •1 Ueoemb•r, it being the st•tsury
day of ni..tisg. As that date falls os See
de., the meeting will be held, we presume,
es Monday. she lath.
Ai • no. Sou Ila 4otsrdav last, a •c•
cerium with pr•vio.s sties of sale, the
sale of {hts estate asd effects of the late Js.
Yowler was held. Tito pepul.r suo$ios sr,
les U•Ileugk. is his easel ettimes% manor,
•emdu.t..l the sale, There being so bid
e•
inflation to the reserved pries of the est•• •
it was therefor* withdraws, but was subset
sweetly meld by privet• sole two Mw Heart -
eta 1,.,. for the sum of *ix husdred dot
firs TY* hn*mehold *foots were *old at it
geed
• There has trees • great improvement to
the m•nularenre of .,.thing during the past
few tear. The low prices and exoll..t
material of Reid • Ready Mad* t liters,
(harvests sod bents are serprtnag the
pmpl..
CASH STORE
SPECIALTIES CREAT SALE
FOR THIS WEEK. GENERAL HARDWARE,
Ladies' Hygeian Vests
at 62 I -2c., worth 75c.
r 1 -1-
Men's
Men's Shirts and Drawers.
American Flannelette Blankets,
at 75c. a pair.
n
The Best Grain Bag in Town
at $2 25 a dozen.
Oor. Montreal -et. saii
Square
l N cos bay almost ev.•rythisg .o
I1rocees &Provisiolls
DUNLOP.
M011,a1, INt
Miss M amid toted sear R.amdler last.
week
Nies R Arorrnag,ef I►onsybrooL,s vie
tug her ,Isar. Mn. Philips.
Re. Father West, of t:nderiei, rutted
•msot his widowers hero last week.
K.tr r a.. neat it on not well Loewe
firm of Frost IL !Mow made everybody aware
that Summer had retired from active ►sot•
seas ted they had resumed swag much to
the logona of iner...e.
The flat and of u ladies arrow was
toted a me of the field. Dear bore dumas
last week by arse sf our reindeer* Perhaps
the spot where it was found was the moos
of as Iedies bottle. ..,oral ens shies age,.ad
if meso relies tern .p it wemN be worths of
settee es tell the .Ives.
LEENIPN.
Tromso. Oat. 7d.
Kabardeso's thralldom Itmebtwe da.bed
'a *hr.eliaps rowed bore Mast week for
1R']fi-
ROT. Jas. Arg. will .and.at Swiss sac.
Fr tits
Confectionery
Crockery
Clissevare
&. e1 1Le
Wan PRICES FOSSIIILL 1'111 CASH
FLOUR, FEED AND MEAL
s1 all kinds kept eemstatlr en load.
A well assorted stock of
STAPLE DRY GOODS
Ladies' Fur Capes
$22. line for $19.
$25. line for $22.
Inspection of our stock invited.
J. T. ACHESON.
TAKE STOCK OF OUR WINDOW 1
Natty Sterling Silver Goods _rt.
Sterling Silver Tooth Brushes Sterling Silver Curling Tongs
Sterling Silver Button Hooks Sterling Silver Book Marks
Sterling Silver Scissors Sterling Silver Trilby Yin..
Sterling Silver Bracelets
Also Gents Congo Oak Siltr•r Mounted Canes and Ladies' Gun
Metal Watches.
Gents r.rau,ings. Heater. Ribbons Does
Ar. kept in stork.
reamers produoe taken at highest market
prime .. cash.
Goods delivered 40 all parts of the town.
Year trade solicited.
H. J. HORTON,
Tire Yash Grgary.
o'er. Moatrsslatsad Nome.
N. S. All missend tat settled by the IMI of
November, will Its bawled la iso colloolies.
C.R.SHANE&CO
McLZ.L rS BLOCK.
Full Line
of
Seasonable
Goods.
Ladies'
Fur
Capes
a specialty
0. 1. MAIM • 00.
Apses M She e'oolis IIs.Mrr.
C. A. HUMBER & SON,
JEWELERS.
A FEW LEADERS WITH US.
New Wall Papers and Window Shades, prices low. School Sup-
plies, extra quality. Alpha Inks, best and largest 5c bottle sold'
H.B. Lead Pencils and others, 2 for :►c. Big value package -24
sheets good Note Paper and 25 Square Envelopes for 12c.
No. 6 and 7 good Business Envelopes for rbc. and Si per 1000.
Extra tine note papers, per quire IOc. Blank Books, from 25c per
100 pages. New Tissue papers, crepe and plain. New goods in
purses, Fancy Goods, 1)011s, Ganes, Toys, Pipes, at quick smelling
prices. Silverware at cost price, to clear. Stamping done to
order.
N. B. --Stock all new.
Near Car . West direct.
77•7"=_
AT
FALL 1895
MUNRO'S_
full lines in UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY and YARNS.
No Mt si wake Is be had in Gotlerlri,
As usual, extra value is Moi. and band finish
SERC31-
is BLACK, OXFORD GREY NAVY and AIIMIRAL BLUE.
A. MUNRO,
Draper and Habsedssbor.
!0691
HAVE YCU NOTICED THE NEW WORK
at
THE FAIR."
PAINTS, OILS. GLASS, CUTLER!, ETC.,
FOR 60 D.A.YS_
Having decided upon adopting the Cash
System, I will, for the next 60 days, offer my
entire stock of Hardware, etc., at greatly re-
duced prices for cash, part of which will be sold
at cost, and many articles fir less, to make
room for new goods coming in *his Fall. At
the expiration of the 60 days, I intend to adopt
the Cash System, and my customers may then
depend upon getting any Goods in my line of
business at the lowest cash prices for which
they can be sold.
Thanking my customers and the public
generally for past patronage and soliciting a
continuance of the same, I remain,
JAMES YATES.
FALL AND WINTER
MILLINERY
We have already matte several additions to our stock of well 19.4.
sorted goods. so that now we think we have everything that could ►,e
desired in the line of
FINE MILLINERY.
M=SSRIs "'AIRS_
l' :s. '.V. have six dwrlltov rooms above .our store which s111 will root for tety
rrsao•.hle terms
r• dire the only agents for thin work hare. We make
SPLASHERS, FLOOR MATS, TABLE SATS, ETC.,
at prices which will astonish you. Guaranteed not affected by water,
as they are matte under a ,special patent process. A good, live man
wanted to sell there goods for ns. Be sure and call.
"THE FAIR"
NEWS OF THE WEEK
The patron el ('eespSSS ('minty, have
.ol.iated F F Willard for the ]t.muiee
H ease.
Mrs 4olambrotse was placed ns trial at
Dalt for the m.rdss of Sara. Jnoes at Rank
at*wg.
TM Corbett Tttssimsene Selo has tree
donated of, the latter rafsme( to agree b •
p.etpepment.
. { city late the work's of the Ham
ibis polies teres as lama desormiwed *pm
by she bommta.i0am..
A Stretford woman ..ed aaetber we/...
for Maslow bar eat, sad while wit wee i.
progress tio eat eaM book from • *emit
Part rambles, • C.hde.i.s barber, wt
boa wife's the.sS tad astsspnid M *semis
REMOVAL
SALE.
ON= WEEK 1�/iR=
till we move, and our Removal Sale has been
successful in clearing out odd lines, but we
must keep our bargain table full till we move,
but the lines we are turning out now you
will find
BETTER VALUE THAN EVER.
This week we show our special cut prices in
INFANTS_ Sites to 7)
ItiFrular mal.
rocs
Prim.
Kid, laced Boot, turned sole 6 50 $
Kid, buttoned boot with tip 75 50
Kid, buttoned boot, plain toe 65 50
Patent leather, buttot.ed, turn tole. fine 80 65
QI21 LS. (Sizes $ to 10)
Beat y laced boot, rivetted 65
Heavy, whole stock laced, pegged 80
1 00
Fine ktd, buttoned, J. 1). King's 111 1 50 1 20
MISSES_ (Sixes 41 tai)
Oil pebble, buttoned, rrcetted
Satin calf laced, 11 and 12 only
Kid, buttoned, extension sole and tip
Heavy laced. pegged
Oil•psbbk, buttoned, spring heel, rivetted
52
70
r5
i
1 '25 95
1 25 75
1 35 1 10
75 60
tLADIEB_
Kid, button*" and tip pointed toe 1 b0 1 40
Goat skin, buttoned or laced, none better to wear 1 NI 1 at
Glove grain, button or lacer' , .s,=t, 1 is _ 1 10
Fine French Kid, buttoned, hand turned2 7P
BOYS' 8z M3E31•T8_
Roy's beaty laced boot, whole foxed 1 25 1 06
Iioy't: school boot 1 se He
Roy's long hoots 1 66 1 M
M ._ NS.
Heavy gaiters, solid all leather..... 1 60
Fine Kid, laced, pointed toe 1 ab
Fine Kid, gaiter, extension sole 1 90
and for $1.87 we can give you goods sold at 12.25 amid 0460.
TWE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY
on every line, no matter whether you want
fine or heavy. First comes gets best choice.
Hips sawed free. Repairing clone neatly and proneptly.
H. B. POLLOCK.
asiids Th• wile may die Jesus.y was
wattage.
D. H. Uir.sard, sea of ole late .emb.t,
has Mem offered uta t'onservattye oesai.a-
tlee for the Comatose :o Jaw,*.. Cartier
Fess. Riggs, aged 20, while adjustte( .
belt i. the Pedlar Reeds( Co.'. works at
t ►shows was cough by the belt ted ens arm
nes tore sot H• may die.
It is rameed 1. Ottawa that R 5. White
of Cardwell, will be appaistad Whew" et
meteor at Meat cal. If this primes sweat*
Liv seats will M ,_east le the Hew of
t 'om.snoe
A yeattg mas wbe gave bio some so
Andrew Rasa N O.slp. wag Mood 'arum
ling la the rimes at Margit by a p*Ilsemas
H. salt he was t.sebd kaws eible esd
robbed by a minted'mise.
1 M
1M
1 16
AS CLEAR AS A 'SELL.
IF A PtYPML OF THR
Forest City Business and Shorthand College, London, Ont.
f
doss sal pas. ;rids" 1.01117. w. now •sot r��sM seen be wets It. We drII- csl.s
deal.we no R ro.st0{te0 thorny. W. 5/ts1 to a.a01s It b song • t
ettdr
is •U so bad'. W nissb Boob �/ pNa.
arisam or b •sew
t.lest It. Trio ss r Met it 0M satioM1. Li segue heir
b A. Des. boo ssaa.IM las pdIL ,10mbta.t bsslbsspsr win■ p Smith. Abs'
Oataw
lSwlmss
J. W. w TIIRVILT, PrinotPaL