The Signal, 1899-11-9, Page 84
8 TrutnoAT, NOV. 9, 1999.
THE HIG*At T OC)DER!CH ONTARIO.
BARGAIN DAY
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Smith Bro's 8c Co.
STARTING TO -DAY
For FOUR DAYS
All lines reduced for these special days, as we will
move next week to our new store.
is... AM Portae ivied *lase against the
ussi 1paliy will piens preset thss to the
mesoil es sr beton Me above date. Tire
oeuootut Wu eapeet* all loam dee te to
pard es as Wien the 161* .1 Desenie
as. at.
PwNtla . -By els gradual parish rosy
of the piene•n .1 this section of the easel*
we an restudied that we, ton, shall ase
own away. Hear Kerr, se of the eldest
metiers a Wein Wawasosb, departed this
lie et the %dressed yo of efekty-eigb{'
Yeste- elate► • aeollossrk s. The de-
mised wag widely knows sad htghly
.steamed by all who knew him as • good
.slabber and tied, w.rbby had bedsides
tit sea. The bereaved tstlly have tl..ys
gaily et the siesmol.y be their trial .
Ute Weiandy lee. Na res.atne ,:of .N
relict of the late James Jassy .f Mtaws-
ship el Oaken" win did at the axe of
slay -fear preset were Sten ' is Desna -
..s merle • The *resod ..s. end
daughters sad Meer states leave the do
dere sympathy etibe Sass She was as
old nattier in the .ewosblp V Colbert• end
wee highly wspaMd
Bargains in Millinery,.
Bargains in Dress Goods,
Bargains -in --Jackets,
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AUCTION SALES►
Ld paid nettltheir sale Mals prfa std •t
tLla odw will have
have • iree sties weaned
to Snips uo te the time et reales
TUMID*Y, Nev. -Asides sale el hese•
hddfKnitere, property of MWM Banana*,
al bar tombless- Sl brick's meet (,led-
edi Too* o OOND.T. *..*.sw.
FAID.Y, Nliv. 101b.-Uaaaereed anodes
sale .f farm Mak sed bsptem.ste ea IW 3,
eas.aeslaa 12, W. D. Colborne. Sale be
eataysa .b 1 o'clock, r. r, Mas. D. 8.
gees. THos. OOIDIT. ane-
MCUDAT, N.y. 13t11. -Mole. sale el
/aura taglt and toplesssr, th.Propene of
Dear ea...rbml . ' Eveytbte* to be sell
reserve. ea Ma MoWu>a,m w
add W ler.. 1 HOYAS OoxDZT, awaM.sser.
TDsilD.Y, Nov. 14th. -Amities' ane .f
ters meek and tmplsmest, property of
Mae. JAMES Hoan,Y, .t lot K., ern. 3,
tow.ebip.1 Colborne, ort• mile true path
lord. Eysrythtax to be disposed of. se Yu.
Hoskin u giving up farming. THOMAS
Uvap.T, .sobtosssr.
THvisD.r, Nov. 16. -Aeolis sale of
bee Mace, implements and b.usbM far
span, property of Titoism McKsi. et let
19, ase. 4, Odetioh Winship. Ms- Mo-
p has rented his hrna and will sell every-
lhlag THor.s ONNDIY, a.eii.aear.
jsnirnishiKs.
Bargains in Clothing,
Bargains in Staples",
Bargains Everywhere.
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IT Witt
TO
KY ON -MESE LAST DAYS AT TOE OLD STORE
CASH AND ONE PB/OE 1
Smith Bro's �
PORT ALBERi .
MOtXD.Y, Nev. 6.
Mtn. Wells, of Lends, hi visiting ter
sister. Mn. Jas Sone.
Russel Irwin, of Ripley, apes Sunday .t
the Mm• of .los Snort.
William Carey cps work less week at
James 4 oley'u, by whom he has been sa-
ssed for • sits.
s-sa.4tor•sits.
Mn. Richardson lets Irl week for her
hoes in Toronto atter a pleases% fortolght'i
vide with friends end relatives to this
neighherbood.
Hallow ties with is tatty, it turkey and
Ir prank. has Doom and rear. Oates from
Me bottom d the dem. plows from ter of
otweere of the tents sad *with after indul-
ges* In betel daubs, have all beer re -
severed. but the ekleks and the poem fr..
Boni a hsa roes. buye tett yet bees retuned.
. Some cough mixtures
anlalthe cough. But the
next bit _era fans Lt into life
again.
Better put the cough out.
That is, better go deeper
and sinotber-the' irir!1t in-
flammation. Troches can-
not do this. Neither can
plain cod-liver oil.
But Scott's Emulsion can.
The glycerine soothes and
makes comfortable; the hy-
pophosphites give power and
stability to the nerves; and
the oil feeds and strengthens
the weakened, tissues.
pa. tial $..•s, ell ter own.
SCOTT • *OWNI, ti..bu, Toren*
awn leisurely. Mwwbie his Muse tap
around the owner oogiMting
where his oo.penion had uadds..:y damp
peered to, ..d, keeM•g •p his nerves t:.
stimulants, throwing chaff to the farmers
and waling at the girls, he massed to prem
the time, bat, . the shads of night were
falling, down from the hills oars the man
with tate poll (empty) looking .. if the clim-
ate la the Mabel attitudes did not suit him,
for be was slightly est ady es bin fees.
His obam, overjoyed at his sate return,
helped htm alone, and so theypaaew gain
over the bridge and up the bank. The l .tt
vestige even of them was their bete slowly
disappearing over the brow of the bill -.s
they msederd their way borne.
SALT -FORD.
Trr*5DAY, Nev. 7.
Mr. Millipore who lot lot August with
the Manitoba harvesters, bus arrived boss
fres Dakota.
M. Etta Jordu, ales of Mrs. D.O'Cw-
se11, atter at enjoyable vistt bon loft Seb-
erd•Y for be, hoes in Chalon.
Work was stopped at the ev.00rator for
half •day en .000ani et some slight dlm-
asemest.mosget the employes.
We will beer no mon the tooting of the
botober's hero. as Saturday was the 1st
Ma he will now thb way for the sees**
Mr., Js. Stewart, oar late resident, now
.f Ooderloh, hs bees .er'iosly 111, but is
new, we Or. glad to my. es the rood te vs -
seven.
Lane Tuesday eon tows lad*, ending Ood
arta rather dal, begs wandering a telem1y
Used the suburbs until they struck the
redread batik above the Maitland bronze
As Me, rased on the fair mem below they
bee•.• wales passive. 'Whet If this valley
we me below ea were the Yukon t" uol•im•
el sae after • memeat'e silence, " The gold
wo ooald rather oat of that stream this at-
tsr.000 would make us rloh." " Yea." an.
sated the other, " and If that hank •oron
were only t. be Rand. barns the *ere, we
staid dig enough gold oat of It to satisfy
IbbLM4uWW feeling I neve In my throat.
Or.s let ea stress ear wsaderlagu." 8o
es sissy pared, these fair youths, down
ever Me bask leu the village wits Be pretty
Utile utreeiS. At eat of the corners they
_;ed fer • rest, b•iax extremely tired.
ills pared Nem view foe • few musts
1.t sees their fair hose appeared on the
sexy this Moe their o..atosa.tss won .
father b,.araaa-esera.les,end they seem -
el W have • i..daeoy tardeaola'.Thev tried
t. pat 1t late uawtiaa, lief, *Inc .lightly
o bal..eed. their alerts were meet ladle -
meg and se the melds. stared g01W bewil-
dered in sae* esW the ',oaths ihonrht 1►
1et*er to duvet, s eau seats May passed
Prom Pew. A. the minutes were on the
tarsi of the Ids stepped out ones more,
ebb Mar heavily burdened with • large tin
p.tl. Net knowing when to go and being
rather niggardly with Its swim, he looked
anxiously fres rtght to left for an soaps.
Timm Mlle wee the e.Iy pl•oe that offered
him • refuse. and towards these he made
rapid str4des, •11 tin iso keeping him eyes
mu he lis °ham, whom he did not wish
M saw him. Reechlag • .•olsded whom
ahem the brtek yard, he est the pail on the
g reand sad mlmly nrveyd 1t. " We,"
b. mime. " b the gold of Ssitf.rd, the
.egad red i leve asst save for, se here
feta be the health of the Queen," sad a►tror
dews this wear* led te tome gis
DUNGANNON.
Nonce- Te local agency 1a Dumpsase
for Tan Bona. is at the stem of J. O. WARD.
J,P., conveyancer. Le.. who will receive or-
ders for •ubeorlptlons. advertising and job
work, sad le authorised to give recaps for
amounts paid far the same
G. A. NEWTON, DENTIST. OF LUl7K•
now. will visit Dungannon on 1st and
cud hider of each month. Ail modern meth-
ods d extracting and Shing. and makler arti-
ficial teeth. Otto. next door to Medd's tailor
hop. Bean. a a.m. t 6 o.m.
TIIr.DAY, boy. 7.
Os Friday sight we were .orprieed byA
beery mow fall. However, 1t dtmppearid
before noon ea Saturday.
W• are informed that Mr. Molatyre,
monster for John Hiles, le laving good eat-
tafwttoa and saoosedlnr wait
The farming oommuntty ie busily enraged
in securing the whip Drop. Fell plowing
1. progressing. The weather is excellent for
smile work.
Morgan Joss, is of the recently de
ceased Mn. Jones and the late Wm. Jones,
of Colborne, lett here to enc the Gnedier
matinee 11 to the T .al. May he return
saety with military karate
W• 'regret to have to stets this Rickard
Treleaven ie 111. We, along with his au
morons friend., hope that the,vestenbfe sad
highly esteemed geetlem.• will soon be well
agars He is .1 mite popular r • anises.
Hallowe'en has tame lied gone. Once
more It passed over vary ga.atly. The
young people behaved well. Aa we have
n ot heard of any hallow•'.n m.omaeres they
Assn special montes for their god b•
h.vlor.
(norge Bewley, ooainotor, having per -
Wised the old manse, Mee employed Stephen
Desys, building moving ostraotor, to move
It from Ite prevent site to Albori street,
sit to br.ktae ohuroh. Mr. Barer is.
Nods to maks oonsidenhle Improvement is
lb.
Prof. 8wrt's entertainment, the save*
weeder, wsa held in Gay's sadlierns on
Friday and Saturday last end was fairly
well stte.ded. Tho program was later',*.
Ing sad nava general rawfeotina. Friday
.vdy halo' rainy sad dark, the attend.
use wee not large.
AT THE LAKE FRONT.
The etc. Jed tae Mimed es Woodsy ter
Waleoebarg le take es swabber load
Woks for MP port
The seer. Cosa A. I en Mo way to this
port tram CJkline ie Aelib • bead of nage It*
the Godes toll Eievae r Cob.
The solar. Belle H.swset, after discharg-
ing bar load et oral at the waterworks Ma
tow. lett os Friday tor Cbeboyasa, Itaht.
The end of the on►tlar maws for We
barber sawmill le approaching, and the away
lop welted tkie harbor aro bolos gathered
ID.
The eehr. Stanton, Capt. Jas Rather.
land, arrived ea Teasley, ley, light, from Bar -
els She will probably to Into winter quar-
ters here.
The work .t the soak water is progress
is rapidly. The oontreots. could put
twenty additional men to weak. tt they
were obtai.able.
The str. Katie* std ooa.ort Robert L
F ver arrived Tue.dav at non. with 70,000
u -.:els of cora from Chimp for the lied.
erre► Elevator Ce.
The sir. Myer, with 40,000 ba.bols el
wheat t •r R•obard.oa & Co., arrived on
Friday from Fort William The Myles eat
neat day for Owes &mid be lead steal rails
for Vert
The togs Bea O.U. Capt. Da.. McKay.
Clams, Capt. Ales. Crag*, and hue (lees.,
Caps Norms MoDe.ald, returned from
Me 6ebteg islands Friday eight and hev
takes up thou winter berths In the barber.
The sir. St. Asdnw arrived o. Saturday
from Fort Wil".m with 37,000 hwhele el
wheat for the Oodertob Slimmer Co., and
leis the same .i ht for Fors Witham. Nb.
le expected ie sato on Friday or Saturday.
awls el' Loads lour Taunt,
You're Another
To w 1I Or nommen. Customer who
Tltiiaa[TRIR'i BALI OF LAND• POP
TAYad
rt�ets�• Ytr F+9as .fewara'lwstaP-
tows or ee:.B w tsoder the
` daY N
eleatsatbor. 1NM• oasa��ert. carr mor
weather, then ser • need &W''. sad
the yewg people et the society esterteised
their Meade meet he.pi4Wy. Rev. Jas. A
A.dcr.os prodded ever the a•tboelut.
The w•. 5.mst•noed • til • plass
sole Mies Fraser, alter which two tearer
hitt Goner. Altos wed Hales Rothw.U,
sang "Joel u the Bea Waal Down.` Mew
Adams pv. • r.oltarsa sad Mies McYlbie
reentered • .•ia. Thea trie eveN et the
•vmelag, • pr...s abs ...sl. Weil Y
aousod. Two ebbe were chemo. Wm
W teeta..54 Mea Sheba. bees the seeps*
the metals :.ad Yemen. Strata/ .ad Tam,
erased with a Het et fermi/able words, act-
ed .. judos The i•dgs.' •s.saltlas was
seed very of eUvely, .ad the reeks of the
oo.b.wte were qulokly d.ds•ted. Fes
idly Miss Grade Dickson, es Mies Wiggins'
side, .od Huh M•8wa, of Maw Skeltoa's
os epa.y, were the only oar left oo the
field, and than Miss Dloksen went d ,sea
.ad 'eft Mr. M*ltwas the sole survivor. It
was a very (ateresting and • very profitable
omitted, .ed u the resorts of the English
dtotloa•q were net by any meas exhausted
w• hope it will be tried .gats. Refresh-
ments were served been the gathering die
parsed.
t berths her said the arrears
dap. due the, , lug thar with .ter.
nail.. fe hero* elves that o la•m snub ream
wowNme aqwptl 1 .1541, yyurenast to
t tot. a. OMSasst. Wl b/ ea anotbs the said
ere easoo7 �mesh .e resp be a.o.s.ar7
u 6' o16oe the es& said arrears
oma'' dean
Decorator .t two ' 1a the Soweto,
Te N4e.4.OW.n pwated:'
MARRIED.
McW NII*Y--WA.TSON-At the resides*
5Pe Inas, Wlsgh.. on October il.
See. i r. Pmerri•, Riob•rd MoWhteaey,
A MAMI, to M.. Ens Wats."
Wlsals..
To the Farmers
CHURCH NOTES
I. has hero decided to build • new Rome
Cabello oburoh in the village of Lublin, te
oast In the seiiht orhod of $10.000.
The now Methodist oharols .t Ktppen is
to be opened nut Su.d•y. Rev. Joseph
Edge, president of the Loudon °misreoos,
will d.dim,* the oharob at the morals
swots
Rev. 8 J. Al* w111 presh • spool es
men to ohlldren and young people in the
Vlotorta street Methodist church next Sao -
day morning. The subset 1n the evades
w111 he " The merare that nee over."
Rev. 11. E. K•Illogtw, who bed Merge
of Nile Methodist °lroait daring theatregoer,
and oho left about the let of October to re
same his Doane at V.oterle Usivenity, hoe
returned to Nile to complete the awtereom
Tear.
The members .t Victoria street Ipwerth
League have Melded to hold their service
u,. Sunday evening efts ohuroh instead d
on Freda events for the remainder of the
year. bleat Suedes •vsnI.g the topic will
he "A New N...." The eabjeot will be
iatrodoeed by MW Minae Haler. ,
last !Sunday morels Rev. M. Turnbull
preached an eloquent as4 patriotic s•r.ss
en the trouble it Booth Africa from the
,eat " Wheom oome wa-s?" W6,l. d•plor-
tei Oar as • memos o1 settling 4 ffarense
bstweeo Dations, he said war was waretime•
seetssery to the safety and dimity of a
nation. He said all parties SOrsS Batas
testified the Patine In her pretest war with
the Boers, that Great Britain was virtually
• repnbllo under • moaarehleal fetes .1
govern.ent, while the Boer essayist
wee a tyruaa7, though hsvleg the aid et a
rspubll. The speaker compared the Aegis
Saxon coos to Israel of old in their .edea
amen[ the other salla., and eulogized the
volunteers for the Canadian owtisxant.
The staging of the sa11rsl aathom vu is
keeping with Mr. Tarabeli4 drs ares
The Y. 1' 8. O. IL et Enos Sarah bed
a very e.j y bis so.W el Se ehsreb ea
Friday slrsi8. Leone et the apleas•a
W • were thews receetly by • venerable
lady la our village • •pod..% d.esdlework
whloh was wrought by her same sixty years
ago h 4. • credit le bar, end she now
Lriw. 1t ea • reunites/toe of her youthful
y. May she be •pared for roes years be
este. W• are pleased to know that eke
satin •xo•lleat gad health In dvwefar
years.
MtntmtrAL 000NOIL. - Os Wed.esd•'
Ira the unwell .1 West W •womb met, •14
the ...here present end Reeve (Mbars in
Se rear Its boat testing will b. held air
Ms ibtb day .1 December. that beim kid
. 4etatary day ef meeting all met she prey.
,LINERY!
Nat Shapes and 8tylm tat the Fall Mid Winter 8
Tf11i i.ATEST AND BRST EFFECTS IN
011
Feathers, Illljlious aid other Vis.
Amoniing to my vasal custom, 1 shall not hold • formal opening, bat
shall he Owed to have the Iwdies inspect my stock at any time.
MISS C.AILERO1\T",
Hamilton -et., Goderioh.
Lumbago
h Rhea ustlns atria ydkt
'rh. cause is ria Aad
in the blood. 11 the kid-
neys did their wort there
would be no Uri• and
no Lomt.ago. Make eke
kidneys do their wont. The
sttease rind' ray'
milk Ibr- Umbers rs ie
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
- d Oederich, Colborne and
ept''
1 beg to state that I have bought
the Harness haziness lately carried on
by Mr. Dowding on Hamilton -at., and
intend enlarging my stock of Har-
ness, Robes, Whips, Trunks, Valise,
Fur Costa and all kinds of horse -
clothing for the fall trade.
Repairing will be carried on ss se -
nal and good work guaranteed.
Mr. Dowding will remain with me
until the spring.
Met G. HOUSE -
s,111011
Dam $Z
Free
11t3 POINTS 3111
Press
(mono a*RIMl
16 coatis a l the 1atert
hews by Dile sad Ober
wire; complete 'artist re -
pard from Liverpool, Load's,
New 'Fork, Odes"r. Bahl*,
Toronto sad elsewhere; fell
setae 0f sporting svelte sad
Waters Chassis Dirtrlot
sews. News bees tine Trans- '
veal tali std beak, The '
lamest, best sad meat popu-
lar daily newspaper is West- '
eta Oied. Oaly PM per
year. flabaoejbe maw.
m risen P spa, Lib.
4.059011, OST.
IN 'AVOID or
III DE -CARBON STEEL III
HELLO !
THE OLD
REUABtv.E.
ALL KINDS OP
COAL
S1OTCSamRao:
aTr1.Thr ter• tally Rr
eaate•d sot r warp
LasThai
...11 Meta 1lfott..
WS. Fifties ls e. '..tee then Ur Warier
staves, sed an g.01 •..,. of N swim et• -third
tad. bake better sad radials tees last era �`
31.8 Leo rsau"t �. R +•ar+ar �dv�. 8ce that stub Proof b eTAtuara) on. the bottom of
I here a1. t"In"
enemy ter 4'. Neese each shoe. The J. D. KING CO, Limited,
Warm air ea
w.er.which le fully guinea
teal - Toronto. Montreal Winnipeg.
t be w .ameet.t�stsat, .00.ositeaL r
• tts►taeet art h•aitatsl teellen Antos
Ismetlase It for ysa.dt balmdeed
He•d4.nnelaee !ter t1'IwBtN. k y 1!a -
wants Boots and Shoes, and wants
them nest, as well as reasonable 4�q afr�e.
Call and use us before yon buy roar neat pair, jot to Meths Meg,
which we are selling our stook. -
sea wiah to call apecisl attention to oar Shoes for Children Warning lv
walk or having week ankles. They have da flue spring steel supports for tat
ankles. They are the latest improYeutent and highly reoomnte°ded by .
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pho have trod them. Price Duly 95o. per pair ; -used to be imported hotu
the United States and sold from $1.90 to $3.00 per pair.
We have 'peal values in Girl' and Boyo' School Shoes, guaranteed
give good wear, pries ranging from 75o. to $1.751 per pair.
We can sbow you .n elegant range of Ladies' and Gentlemen's rue
Goody all the newest shape.. Priem front $1.75 to $4. Satre value at $1 y5
per pair. Worth fully boo more now.
Repairing hotly done.
P. T. S
North side of the Noma Ostosis. TME CAeif DEALER
MQ.NEYYS MONEY
I Any man who weals
the J. D. King Co.'s
Stub Proof Rubbers
makes money -money
that will jingle is his pocket,
Search the world over and you
• 11will find nothing better than Stub
pn,of Rubbers, because
r fteD
t$f, there is nothing better.
Any progressive dealer oan tete
a all about Saha P.01f if not, write to
the J. D. King Co, and they will tell you.
You can't afford to be without them, because they are the
YIN
ICralltil Coal
awl weighed ea w UMW Wake.
when rem rot lift tat • tete.
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NEW GOODS The R. B. Smith Dry Goods co
UITSd0P8HWSTS
READY -BADE CLOTHING CHEAP
M7 Ora maks Ilea and sae tea
*ode sold M yard or .ode ep ta tie latest
/whirs.
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MISS DONIGH, Oodet foh.
HEAD MILLINERS : MISS IL HARRISON, Dungannon.
MISS M. ROBERTS, Be•fo th.
LADIES'
Next Bank . Illentreal OidI Wok anNalrH. DUNLOP, Qeu
F. BARLO IIOLES
Keep oeasesetly en head sad will deliver
fremptly at the
LOWEST PRICES FOR CISH
Hard and Soft Coal,
Portland Cement,
Hydraulic Lime,
Sewer Pi
Fire Brick
Fire 01st', etc.
Otte: -South 5415 51 west street, sear the
Suttee
vessru..s tee. 71
fo Yfil�-TalOr�
On and after December 5th all
water rotten foe the year 1899 are
due and payable at the collector's
offitw. If not then paid sections 4
anri b of th a W ateT Rate Bylaw
will be .nfov'eed.
`A W. L HORTON,
80-`u Y Oolleotte
F. BARLOW HOLIES.
While buying a
RANGE
why teas RIS Ir le8 t A
Happy Thought
OR
Souvenir.
They are handsome,
000n0m1Cal
and perfect bakers.
See our
Radiant Home
AND
Souvenir 8 eaers.
A OUARANits
with every Slim.
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Yon can safely determine the correct styles in headwe•r if
you visit our Millinery Department, because they truly reflect
whatever the leading millinery centres have pronounced fashion-
able and stylish. Our ooilsctioes in the three busy places of
business serpent all previous efforts.
The goods are here for your pl swum free for yyeeaar� iumpe>
I ion, mod to buy if yoe wish. Glome and ass on SATURDAY,
or at your rue: et .convenience.
THE R. B. SMITH DRY COODS CO.
OODKRIOH.
DUNGANNON. BEAFORTH.
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YOUNG LADIES ONLY.
Any yoemr
Walt WatQM,ar a Dtnseraet.
Writing Desk, Lourie or C rd&
etc. For veiling among her frieada. few
home of highly perfumed TOILET SOA►.
Send us m poet -card for premium list and
instructions. Young 45th.. having order
forma can 611 them set, .ed mead them is
oi. ,unu ousr on W., tea Dv off.
Can be Procured from the most
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Reliable Dealers Daly.
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