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TIIE SIGNAL: (4ODERICII ONTARIO.
The Gudendh Depar1eu1 Siore
is where yon can trade to the best advantage.
all your Ball needs, as our Departments cover
ing apparel.
FOR THE LADIES.
New Millinery,
New Jackets and
Capes
New furs,
New Drew Goods
and Silks,
New Under.. ear,
New Hosieryand
Gloves,
New Tailor Snits
made to your
order.
FOR THE BOYS.
Now Clothing,
New Short Over
oOa t.s,
New Fleeced - Linea
I'rolerwrar,
New_N[anu_flnd
New Collars
Shirts,
We tart supply
all lines of wear -
FOR THE MEN.
New
New
New
New
New
New
New
New
Clothing,
Overcott.,
Underwear,
Hats,
Shirts,
Ties,
Socks,
Bracer,
eto., etc
FOR THE GIRLS.
New Short
Coats,
Now 1)rr'sr
(roods,
New Dressy
I to ty+,
New Under-
wear,
New Ver Ruffs,
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New Hosiery and (licit,.
Large Stock of New Fur
Caperines and Furlined
Gapes.
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THE -NEW ----FALL MILLINERY
•
We have'o}T. y the labse wearable style', not the loud and gaudy kinds.
Our prices, too, 'nee Tering quality and style. Come and look
- FOR 'FEB . HOWE.
New Table Limns, New Oilcloths, New Carpets and Curtains, New
Blaakstk 1Lt tr Nate. New Flannelettes.
CASH. AND ONE PRIDE.
them over.
Smith Bro's & Co
ehutte here were ouodooted by the evs.-
ie llet, Mr. ('woolly, o1 Detroit. Ills gab.
w In the oral was 'Troyer,- and In
t morning
the evrnlug, "Soul goring " Ou Suede,
night the . hutch would not •uoomwudate
the creed and some bad to sbaad o,talde.
services will W continued through the
week every night except Saturday utgbL
Mr. tkuoelly'a subject for Monday 'Hit be,
"Lights," and oe Friday eventu. he Intends
giving the story of hie life. Next Sunday
at 3 o'oloek r M. Then will be a mass
meeting for ohlldreo 000duuted by Mr.
Connolly.
DUNGANNON.
Ntwlctt- The lona 'grotty In Dungoneon
for Toy HIONAI. 1s at Lho olle of J.13. WANu,
J.P., conveyancer, Bo.. who will receive or
dere for suptions. advertising and job -
work, and la •utborieed to give reoslpte for
amounts paid for thesauri'
( 1 A. NEWTON, DENTIST, OF LIJCK-
.
'.1 now. will resume tile tripe to Dungen
non to April. -let and 3rd Friday each mouth.
Tcasuar, lot. Zed.
Mies Hamlin le .*rIoualy-----
1.1, J. Crawford 1s on the dok list, John
Bamford, our genial barber, la also under
the weather.
W m.4'homsoo has had put up' very hand•
some brick rc.idnooe. We hope he and
Mre. Thomson ma) be long spared to ou joy Its
oomtor t.
Hiles' Dungannon Rergain Haute le open
tog up the heat toe ot 1.11 goods ever shown
in Ilunawnon, and at prices that will
startle the public. 'Phe mJHnay and fancy
rood+ department shows the enema and
most up'M-chat styles, end is In charge of
She Hamilton, which ie • sulbolsot guar-
antee of eattsfaotlon to every eurubaser.
Duogannon show this yoar promises to
eclipse all termer (an held hen. All that
Is reluired M make It • success is Eos
weather. The otiiose' and directors have
done everythlog in their power towards its
ep000se. They have a great h111 of fare for
the seoond evening of show In their 000r•ert
program, having been forlunat l0 seouting
the services of W. J WOW, the humorous,
vocalise of Toronto, and other well-known
hent. Having • leve reserve fund, they
have bean enabled to pleas their fan on
.sob • (eoliths, as enables them to give the
people mon tot their money than any other
latr in the musty.
PORT ALBERT.
TUX -SPAY, UOt. 2nd.
Mia Addle Willis is vldtlog relative. Iu
Lendbary.
John Orwin, of Brussels, Is Here on a veil
to ble parent..
Mise Tone Hawkins left for London yes-
terr'ay morning
Harry Hawking bas started operations on
Me new brick house.
Mr. and Mn. Rion, of Wroxeter, spent
yesterday with friend. here.
Mr Holmes, M. P. for We.t Huron. was
In the villein Thursday evening.
• I Rev. Mr. Owen, of Laoknnw, preached in
Christ church oo Sunday afternoon.
Kdward McConnell I. making aeliesdv.
Improvements on hu dwelling -bona.
DUNLOP. 1 township, when Emily became Mrs. V.
M�'suei, Oat. Lt Rutledge, and Sea Mn. F. Hunv. A large
A farmer and his sen (raptured • large comber of friends here wish the yoaoghadtes
ra0000n en route to a threshing the other
morning.
Olpeies are again In our midst on the old
Damping spot on Nightingale st , and there
Ile Dow pules a rush in hone trading.
After • pleasant v1.11 of some months,
Mn. Halley,eldeat daughter of ('has. Morris.
returned M her home In California. On
her way she will visit relatives at Holborne
In Michigan.
Thre.hlege were the go last week. At
one of them our chief of polio, showed much
skill la handling a pranoing team of horses
while passing the engine when working.
He had them with • firma grip than the
beton o1 hu etfia.
Michael Tobin and David Corbett were
at Seetorth fair Friday of last week, the
forma to w the latest invention' in farm-
ing Implements shown, hut the latter on •
more interesting matter than eeelog the
wooden of the Doming little olty of Sea
teeth.
Oa otty P, 0, I. now being repaired. It
(e the Intention of the citizens to Ory bo get
Week Haon'a M. I'. to get the public
works departm.ub at Ottawa to *root •
sten building I. bre the one at (lode
riot and le have • oustom hoose to oonoeo
'len with It, proytded Mr. Tarte will have
the harbor butte at the foot of Nightingale
street,
HEARD Faure, - Oar townsman, John
Lawson. reaohed Liverpool on the 113th of
last month Weer a voyage of • eleven days
from Montreal across the Atlantic, and o0
the 28th ult. hie parents heard from him
by fetter saying he had a ole trip with but
110Ue stormy weather towarde its aloe..
Beth himself and ceusln stood the trip well
haying no .arlokneee. Their other oem-
rade was not se fortunate.
(Owe deters of St. Joseph from the Monot
Hope erphaaage of London were making
Male annual vWe among the R. (' oo0gre-
gallon of St Peter's ben and at Leeburn to
oell.ot funds and donations of produce and
olebhing toward the support of the orphan
ago, last week Mies MoCarthy, one of the
leading workers in the oong- .tlo0 at
Ooderlob, eating aa onerous ii-i6s slaters
driving them about to the Remo OMhoiio
f•mUIs .
LEtBURN.
M ONDAY, O let.
Mark Horbon 1. In Ashfield.
Aroble Horton Is now on the log
staff of Chas. Morris, of (7arbssM.
H. A. Horton rose t.l i. it k- to fluid ph
to 'tetrad the eonrrr;j.. .1 la L workers
as the delegate Lom liiri. --__
Ur Fane TotwNro,-Oar former ,ower
gas, H.O. Horton, gave our burr and ,sL
•stem titre a Wtedeot vlatt on T' meday of
last week; and en Wednesday wtu prment
with them at the double waddle( el his two
nieces, Emily and Sara Hillier, at their
father's reetdene, H.iiview, Ooderioh
every s000eae In the important step they have
taken. The wedding presents were many,
including seven) cheques Isom tad" taller,
John Hiller, and other rel•ttvw,'-'-----
CHUROH Norse -Sunday last Rev. Mr.
Hamilton reviewed the S.S. lessees ot the
quarter in the Sunday school, and on San -
day will hold • ohlldreo'• service In the
ohurch. This week prayer meeting will be
bold on Friday evening instead of Thurs.
(ley.
_ _SHEPPAR¢TON.
-Thutair.Oor. Zed.
Thrsshisg 4eil the Jp among farmers
here now. •
Mn. McNally, of Dungannon, is spending
• taw days with her mother, Mn. Moott-
Mies Lt7rie Fater arrived home en Set-
ord. • attr • month's visit at Olean, Mich.
.rdeon entertained • few
blend. et • birthday party on Thursday of
le.t week.
airs. 1'eanab•ker r,,J to her home 1n
Cllntpo O'er spending a week with her
mother, Mr.. Horrowe.
Rev. Mr Conoolly, of i)ebrolt, who ie
oondnobing epeeist meetings at Nile,
preached hi .he ohnroh here last Sunday.
Wm, Derr e, who ie spending• short time
with his pareuts In tioderioh, was renewing
aoloalntanoes around Sheppordton lase
week.
Rev. W. J. Sere, • missionary to the
Indians on Vancouver Island, gave an in•
e' o
Inn address on the manners and one
Moor of the people among whom he labors.
"There was • sound of revelry by night "
The party got up by two of our local sports
we' pwlhly not so famous as the Oeche..
of R.ohmood'e hall, but 10 oertal:Ay nosed
rent* a eommotlon, Guests were invited
iron, Oodsrtoh, Auburn, Henmiller, Dun-
gannon, Klntall and other points, and • gay
time was pat in. The denoting was kept up
t111 the Inge (not the wee ami) hours of the
morning.
NILE.
1'i I'DAY, Oct. 2n4.
Min Sorung spent Sunday in Goderiob.
Mrs. O. l;irvin h.a returned from a vide
to ltowm•nville, Toronto and other plane.
.1. Tlgort and W Treleaven, of Dungan-
non, passed through our village on Thurs-
day.
Mr. Kel'Ingtnn, who hag been visiting
here for some time, returned to him home
.a Trowhrldpe en Thursday enrolee
Rev. Mr. Wilson tweeted Rev. Mr, Oaten
1. revival aweless at Blake's appeintmeot
e( the A.htleld otrontt on Friday last.
Oe 'Thursday evening lett the wheelers
el this vielalty net at the home of Joh*
Dustow, where they had their photos taken
by Mr. IAwrsnoe, of Auburn.
The services on Sandey In the Methodist
WALL PAPER
SALE
This Is a sale that is bound
to attract attention.
Several hundred rolls of
Wall Paper (small quantities)
regular i'1c, Ink and 12c. Sale
price, 4c, 5c and 6c per roll.
2000 rolls New Wall Paper,
5c and 6c per roll.
A few lines of the New Dark
• Shades, regular 30c, 35c and
41, 40c. Sale price, 20c and 25c.
WINDOW SHADES
All in stook will he cleared at Swooping Redactions. These prime
strictly CASH. Our Telephone No. is 100 B.
POI? TER'S
Book and Wall Paper Store
Court House Square, Ooderlohe
Threshing Is befog finished up in Obis
vicinity, and the farmers report esoeltsnf
prow.
Mr. Hamlin was over In Dungannon rev•
eral days jut week, owing to the Inoses of
hie mother.
Harry Olver bas returned from Alton,
Mich., where he was lolured In an •outdone
Hr Is getting be►tr.
Mr. and Mrs, Wen. Cook attended the
wedding of Mr. Cook's slater In Dunlop on
Wednesday evening last.
Ile. Schaefer returned to her home 1a
MBv rtoo on Saturday, atter • month's
'with her relatives here
Mur Altos elcCulloueb, .1 Galata
township, and her ooasln, Mia McCuHasgh,
of London, are visiting here at present.
Several of our young people &needed the
harvest thanksgiving serving lo St. Paul's
church, Dungannon. oo Saoday evening,
E. McMillan, M. Cunningham and (Jrnoe
Crawford, of the Gederioh Collegiate laatl.
tats, spent "over Sunday" at their remprot
tin homes here.
Will J. Carrie, son of Rev. Mr. (Jerrie, a
former pastor of the English ohoroh here,
celled on some ot his friends oo Friday Wt.
The young man has just lately returned
from Dawson l'Ity.
There will be • 'natal no Tuesday even -
Ing, Oct. 9th. Refreshmenta will he served
In the oouree of the evening, and • good
program w111 be presents.,. An enjoyable
tmie a antlolpatsd.
WEST WAWANOSH.
"A TrNDAY, .Sept. 29.
The tolluwlos la the standing of the
pupils in S. S. No. a, Wee, Weweoah, for
the month of September. 'Phe standing is
based on attendance, punctuality and gen-
eral proficiency, names given to order of
merit : Fifth ala -Ida E Wilson ; fourth
ole--lrene Mallough, Mabel Wilson, Helen
Boyle; third ole --Mary l'ollard, Vlooene
Welsh, Richard Webb : senior second -
William Wilson, Earl Mallough, Wihle
Medd, Oswald Pollard; Junior seoond-
Martha Nixon, Annie Nixon, Frank .loose,
Joseph Feagan, Marshall Fearan ; part Il.
Harold Mallough, May Jona ; part 1.-
Vlney Welsh, Berl Wilson, Irene Oliver,
Walter Nixon, George Nixon.
Nottnee F. Careen, Teacher.
CHURCH NOTES.
Rev. 61, Turnbull, of St. George's pr.aab•
ed on Sande), at W oodebook.
Rev. .1. W. Robinson w111 take put next
Manly afternoon In the anniversary air -
vices of the Helmesvllls Methodbtoharobe
A harvest home nipper and entertainment
will he giyeo a0 North street Methodet
ahornb on the evening ot November let.
The collections at the thankeglvlog ser-
tlotit at St. G.orre's let Sunday somata
'Se 1132, which win he applied to 0106 Tlbds
of the churob here,
The Presbytery ot Huron met at Brun
field last week, when • call was tendered
Rev. Thome Davidson, H A., of Mount
Forret., to the Varna and Itlake ahurohes.
Ths all was accepted and the inducte.
erin tats Mine an On$otor 21.
The anni y fervid*. of the West-
field Meihodur uhnroh w111 he held on Ben-
d v and Monday next. Rev Mr. Howson,
of Clinton, and Rev Mr. McNair, ot i)uo.
Ronnie, will preach on sonde'', and on
Monday evening • sacred tendert will be
hetet. Rev. 'ismer witless, of tlodsrteh,
will et,', an addrees.
The Rev I r. ,Iso (1. Paten, of the New
Hebrides, who had Men •ddreeslng meet -
Ings in Western Ontario, and was M have
been in Ond.rinh title month, has been
(.ken anddenly 111 at Chatham, and has
1 .d to none.' all meeting, He has been
rdared to erten his week at. nee. by the
mediae! mon Is ettonAanee on him. and hae
.Ircaly lett far New York nn the way to
Greet Rrit..ln
A targe eon Ion was present on Sue.
day evening .t North et. Methodist nherrh,
whirs a Nerviest of smog was vivre by the
t fTioiant choir of tat ohnrnh The anthems
given were "Rowena in the Son of David,"
Wesa
W. ltredgee taking the solo part ; "The
Votes of Many Anger," Nolo part by Mise
Rrown ; "O 11. Joylnl in the Lord,' and
"Now the 1)•y Is Over " The last mention-
ed was ming without the organ .no0mpanl•
moat, with beenMfnl offset. The onto,
"Come Mete Me," was rendered by C H.
Heather, and Mise Aoesbrek Nang the
"Rees.st.nal. The servers was mnnh en.
jeyed, and the nhobmaster, Mr, ('smpbell,
deserves eralt for the tenses of hie efforts.
lest Robbs► was "nhll.lree'e day"
'breaches, the ( lana Tian Presbyteries
•Meeh, .ad .t Keel (harsh the work of bite
Sabbath .eked remised epeeist rse.g lMes,
1. the morales tinm nhlldren were addreeeed
by the goober, Sow. .1 A. An/.re, fn
Ko et, w.s� eas
/. ton and I see M whiter
'has ets5W," le Ile afternoon the Sabbath
school okwerved the order ut eervlue,i.oiud-
hrg singling and responsive reedier/a, pr.
p•,ed by iu.tructou of the (1 1
Assembly for t'to day Addressee were
revue by the pewee ao.l by Mr. Tom, who
bas bow el«,feel .uper utrndeut et the
reboot M sauused 51r 5..u -..lois, who with-
draws after yeah of u.elul servle. The
proseedlovs of the day were curled out
very souos..fully,
'Phe harvest thanksgiving fervent n. 8t,
tterugis church last Sunday wore yery
well attended. The uhuroh was tastily
decorated with [towers, grain, *to. The
,cuslo was suitable to the memo/ion end to
the evening Included the Issel reepouwre
ranged by 'ral11., Ouse' Magnitloat and
N too Ulmleele, and the autbern, "1 W.11
I.tt Vp Mine Kyrie Vino the Hills," the
b... solo In the latter being taken by John
Ogres Rev. J. U. Farthing, M A.,reotor
of Woodstock, delivered ew., eroelleot
sonnies, to the met Mop he took bas Mat
from Mark, 4 :28 : "For rhe earth bringetb
forth batt of herself, ens the blade,
Deo the ear. niter that the full term to the
sax." life and growth, he said, were la -
separably ooaneotsd in the anima and vege-
eable world, and ou it was in the spirituel.
A person with the spiritual Iib within
antra be a growing Christian, but he would
he,. his bearers remember that wherever
.•. sown wee what would grow. One
oruld not reap • harvest of good habits
altereowiog ally wild oat.. In the even-
ing Mr. Farthlag based his remarks oo 1
Peter 2, 6 • "Ye also, as Itvely atone,,' ares
built up a spiritual house, an hi 1r prio.t•
h•.nd, to offer up spiritual egenfioue aocep!•
aniy to God by Jeans Chri.r," He lald
o ration the priesthood of the whole body
of Chretlst., an 1 said It was to the neglect
to reoogn re this that Indittereaos in reli-
gion was due. la baptism and uuu6rnm•
Lion we wares,. apart to this priesthood "t
otter up epuitnal aannfior." and Ib. dusbe
connected therewith oouid not be dslegased
to any alarm. The first great duty of this
priesthood of the whole was that of wor
ship and the Idea of common worship was
she beauty of the "Rook of Common
Prayer.' The other duelers were to hold
the truth sou to transmit it inviolate to
these who should oome alter, and to man,
fest the lite of Christ to She world,
AUCTION SALES.
All ernes getting their sale hill, printed et
the oetoe win have a free notloe inserted
In the let up to the time or mien.
SATCYDAY Or. 1301. --Sale of the oom
(enable de ell net sibDated on put lot til,
St. David's street, the property of Mn.
Clifford. The sale will be held at (iondry'e
aoo'!,n room., llamilton street, at 12
o'clock name. THO' . G e. i ., • •uotnonser.
THeaonAT, Nov, let.-Auoton sale of
farm stook, implements and household fur
n iter* at lot 2, concession 11, W. 1). l ol-
borne(joeb west of Nile), commencing at
1 o'clock r r. This Is a clearing out sale,
e a the proprietor, %Vsi M� /,'hell, has sold
his tum. THOS. l:CvL'Ro. auotioneer.
Ti.'R DAY, Oat 18.-tJnressrvetl auotloo
ole of tl good farm, lata sleek and imple
stoats, at lot 28, ooaeeesies 1, Evit Wawa
P osh, (en meoolog at 1 I'. Y, The fens -
El lot 28, ono. 1, Eat Wawatiosb-oon-
slste of 100 sores (99 cultivated and 1 in
boob) Good buildings, arohard, spring
wells, eto., i mile from Auburn, 5 miles
from Blyth, 12 miles from Goderlch and
Clinton. THOS CAsstut', proprietor C.
HemitmoS, heat :mews.
Trig Spout for balaan of 1900 for 20e.
FALL FAIRS OF IOOO
Fast Huron, Brussels .Ool. 4.6
Kluuat..o. Out. 4 5
Hoe telt Ford eu•h . Out 6
Moe, l., Hltib
Aehtl,i-i an 1 W a A ...nob, Ilengasnon
....Doe 11 12
(toe 9 10
Jau,es Moil rogue, of Detroit, Ie la jail
abarged with stealing • waterproof ov.r,
coat from th ('om•nerolel hotel, Seater, h.
Hs w111 goo.. before the judge today tot
election.
TO ADVEHTISERB.
Notioe of ohalgos must be left at this
l )lfice not Istat than Hatuniay
noon. The Oopy for changes
Wes( be lett not later than Mon-
day noon Carnal Advertisements
aceeptuti no to 'seal Wednesday of
mob week
ALBERT W. ISE
MEALIER IN
Farm Implements and Machinery.
Deering Hinders M ,wen. Hakes and Twine,
Also J. W. Mario geode
W ilk fusser. I' ouithe of all ,ti los
Wats ,n, of Ayr, Pulpy r•
Everything made of the very beet material
Repairs of all Mode kept on head.
Would be pleased to have you Ball and 1.-
,rpeot goods before purehaat og .WwkV.
l'IA)Slt (`ASH PttbC118.
Will open up in the old Angus McKtenor.
stand about October 3r4.
A. W. WISE,
Ilamllton Street.
JOHN MORRIS
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
Planing M:11 And Feotory, Cam.
bre it ed, Uu.teriuh,
A complete stook of
Dressed and Und reseed
Lumber,
Flooring and Siding, .
Lath, Shingles, Etc.,
Sash and Doors on hand and
made- tO---o4di on abort
notice.
Not Profit, but Cash....
Storm Windows & Doors a Specialty
Estimates furnished. Terms moderate.
JOHN MORRIS,
OODERiCH.
BEST BUY IN ROSSLAND
DIRECTLY WEST OF LE ROI No. 1 AND No. 2
....BIG FOUR....
Consolidated - Gold Miniug Co. fart of
Non -Assessable and Noe -Personal Llabili_ -,
Phu ie not a case of selling to teaks a profit : tt means we
must have money and room.
las certain Imes we find our stock ie too large at the season of
the yeer. To make roues for the tow Fall tkrode we utuet turn our
surplus stork into wish
1f such velure ase three aro any luduoouutut W you to buy nus,
we will be pleaeett W erre you :
60 pairs of Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes, regular
pricer (rout $1.00 to $1.75. Your choice for 75o. per pair. These
Shone are all right in every way, but, as we have only a pair or tw u
of each kind left, we decided to clear them to Make room.
50 pairs Girlie School Shoes, our regular *1.15 and $1.25 line.
As we have too many, will sell them for the next two weeks only
at Hao. per pair.
Special reductions in Boys' Show. See our Boy's strong Shoe
for School wear, only 93c.
We advertise these goals at these pt hese
tow UR It it a duty.you owe your judgment and your pone to
v tont this store before you bay olewitorve
bemuse they wjv,r
A new stook of the
tnttiond
i
/ received this week, for
elusive agent.
which we are the ea
REPAIRING_
P. T_ HALLS
North aide of the Square, Uodericb. THE CASH SHOE DEALER
COUNTY
OF HURON.
TreasurBr's Sale of Lauds for Teras.
('k11'N'I'Y OF Ill'It(IN, TO WIT Hy virtue of warrant, u•derthe hand of the Warden
and seal of the corporation of the ('ounty of Huron. -reed the 21st day of Aturst, Ileo, oom
maog Mods me to levy upon the ods hero natter de moteed. fur the arrears of taxes reepeetive
ty due thereon, together with Deere. notioe ,e herehr 'Alvan that notes; sonh tate. and ooets
Ste sooner paid, 1 shell in compiiaooe with the consolidated Asresement Aot, chapter 121,
R. e. 0. It97. proceed to sell by public auction the said Wide or w much thereof aim/ do
nenseary to discharge tee wine, at the Court House in the Towo of Goderloh. 00
Tuesday, the 4th Day of December, 1900.
at2o'clock o t6,• attornoun.
v,cscturTIo%. Cyr t'ng, ON AMID, 1'*TIATII Oa 'regal 0051'' TOTAL.
ITataT,
UN rATMITID.
TOWNS!! IP OF GODERICH,
l'art of
Part of
11 4
3 Mait'and
13 Maitland
30 Patented
f Pateal.d
)( Patented
TOWNSHIP 0► GREY.
047 44 0301
2 21 250
2Pi 260
0080
1 72
t int
North half a'. 43 10 Patented 4 fe 2 50 6 ;4
\ vILLAgi011 HENFRYN IN GREY.
\ m A ltd 112 150 ie
VILLAGE or FoRDWICH IN HO WICK.
N 1 Alberta/. 3 14 Unpatented 16 1 50 116
TOWNSHIP OF HULLI'IT.
Parise 6 6 Patented 1 et 1 50 7 rJ
TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY.
Woo half of East hat t9 Raesaud IA 1 50 1 37
west half of East hall 5 1 IS Petalled - 3 p 1 00 9 31
TOWNSHIP OF unwise,
913. E. it'd' y K Patented --, 3 31 9 ,i0 6 Si
VILLaue (manic riKL0.
AMrovs server 3 8.ytleld head lg_- Patented _- -._ ...IO 1 5g 1 1I
\' lt.LA.a OF MYTH.
31 Patented
K half v Block A Sti Patented
14 !took F le Patented
VILLAGE 01 WROXETER.
7 Mala -et. N I< Patented 4 01 1 50 6 el
Capital $260,000, in Ten Cent. Shares. Four Claims, All Crown
Granted, with No Debts or Liabilities, One Mile West of
Rossland. Over 600,000 Shares in Treasury for Develop-
ment ----- -
The Properties of this Company are situated directly west and G00 feet
lower to elevation than the famous Le Roi No. 1 and Le Roi No. 2, that are
now shipping 10,000 tons a week. The Workings consist of • Shaft and Two
Tunnels, driven to tap the ore body on throe separate and distinct veins. No.
1 Tunnel on this vein is in over 100 feet, and No 2 Tunnel on this vein has
reached a depth of 112 feet, with three and one.helf feet of shipping ore in
sight, and forty feet of the lodge to crows -cub The ere as identical with the
Le Roi ore, the High -Gracie Gold -Copper ()re of the camp. The No. 3 Vein
has been opened in five places for 2,000 feet, which dips to the I.X.L. adjoin-
ing, which is now shipping the highestgrade ore in British Columbia. Sev
oral buildings are on the ground, with two blacksmith shops and large board
ing hoose, etc., with water and timber in abundance. -
(Jur assays have averaged from 15.00 to $S00 in Gold, Copper and Sil-
ver; and the shipping facilities are the best. The Great Northern Railway
rune three times through the ground, three smelters close at hand, and re-
duced chargee of $4.t0 per ton for shipping and smelting, and we are now
reedy to start shipping ore. -
The shares in this Company have been strictly pooled, and we will -issue
Pooled receipts only until the Pool is dissolved. We neat money, mad will
send you 100 shares for $7.00, 1,000 for $60.00, 5,000 for $275.00, and 10,-
000 for $50000
Le Roi No. 1 once sold for 2c., now $50.00 ; Le Roi No. 2, five pound
shares now $.80.00. Address
JAMES LAWLER, Managing Directtoit
1
BOX 545, ROSSLAND, B.O
Or Money can be sent care Bank of Montreal.
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CEO. STEWART
GROCER
WM. HOLMEn.
County Treasurer.
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Ondcrtaten and Embaliera
You are _ benefitted by pur-
chasing your __4mcer'ies from
STEWART, as you aro getting
7 rode- at lathe* prices.
Crab paid for ♦ 1 Batter,
WHITE HIARIL
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
HEST GOODS AT „MODS
RATE PRICES, AND
COURTEOUS ATTENTION.
Iraa(I11. mom. sweetuc..
H Rrviers !K/ -:•-Any- Bank or Rosiness Mein intim {City of
INVST iOR PROSPECTUSES, ENGINEERS' REPORTS, etc.
ou to attend the Forest City Buairteeo and Shorthand
l kgs, f.ertrt,m. int. Prlretl613 tnitrn`tlrwt m prat-'
tJual.ubjeeto Few ower fifteen rare we have Nen in
leech with yomn5 people and their needs, and the business world and its requirement -N.
Every facility at command for aiding young people loth before and after graduation. W''
are doing superior work ; results prove it. Send for our CAtalogue and (Jollege JournAl,
J. W. WESTER LT. Principal.
BIC SUGGESSI BIC SU
pt
THE PEDDERt"STOCK.
livery person satisfied with the GREAT
13AR(IAINS given. Every article is being
marked down in plain figures with the red
pencil, so that you can see the sale price on
everything.
This Al stock is all offered at Bankrupt'
Prices.
Keep your eye on the Red Pencil Marks
and you will not make any mistakes.
M°CILLIVRAY, CRANT& CO.,
OOLBOBNE'S OLD STAND.
he Latest
addition to the large Hardware Stock of
M°KENIIE & HOWELL
a line of .
lligh1irade Sewing Machines
We have three distinct lines, enabling us
to cater to all classes of customers.
All our Machines are warranted in every
particular for five years.
They are noiseless, easy -running, and have
points of excellence not to be found upon any
other make, which we cannot here describe,
but which will cheerfully bo shown to all those
who call to inspect.
1,000,000 in use.
The price is away below others.
McKenzie Howell
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wood won be received
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or M*rub. 1901.
Security required.
Dated et 0.4.01x►
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