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THI] OPFIOIAL NDWPSPAPER OF HURON OOUNTY_
FIFTY-THIRD YEAR, 2799
GODERICH, ONTARIO. CANADA : OCTOBER 11, 1900.
D. M°GILLICUDDY, EDITOR.
Dominion Nominations, October 3lst ; Elections, November 7th.
R. Holmes for West Huron.
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1JAWtID.- 1 BUY* Tu LEARN
o.eaa egos staking •adm5uet work;
2 boys to leant m.ounleg . 1 boto lean d.-
liens ; 3 Ormolus cabinet wakens oro
wee worktea Apply to THE (IODEaH
ORGAN 00,
BOY WANTED -A (.6000 SMART
BOY. I1 to I1 roan of age, te the
Pristine trade. Atter to Cita Moon. le
raa41110Fa Waaude
TEACHER WANTED- MM..E-FOR
9, a. Na 4. West W •wsnoe4 Apply.
.tela, salary. ex periodic, and testimonials.
mtilOot,fort. Pereo.al application. p•^fern
red Douse to begin Jae Lt 1101. , C.
W EBB, Bea tresis, 8t Helena. W 1
1t1 ALE'1KACHER WANTED FOR 8.y.
lel No. 3, W.U. Adhoold. holding eeoo.d•
°lase oer*LAo&te. Appllwtlees eating *spec.
Woos *ad salary will berepairedao to Dec. 1
0100 0 JOHN '
GRIFIN or KENNETH
Elsall. 00.1.0
'Pandas. Wanted.
'VENDERS FOR WOOD -SEALED
.rig. 1 teod.n for 70 cords of good. "raid cord
?nt11 wood will 1c received by the undembreed up
>MI to 3 o'oloot• P.M. on the 16th l oat.
•.,,.,:= 0.e half at least of the wood meet be maple
.,.y., ad the balance hardwood and must be prop
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se/ piled in the gaolard.
Cannot a be oomp4.Mi before the 1st day
d Marc►, 1001.
esemem required.
Dated Goderloh W. LANE.
‘4Pit Ow sad, IPS. Ooeoty Clerk
61111±
FOP ihllnt.
MOUSE TO LBT.-THAT LARGE,
11 eomtorabIo soma dost lest Of Judge
Dyle's r.Weoos, now 000ned b► Mr. teen
-- er. Heated be Howard foresee : hot and sold
._ water bah ; also east. Spacious lawn and
garden A .able on the premises. ApplyLe
R W. I6oKENZIa, Hardeewtnerobaal
For Bali.
PROPERTY FOR. SALE OR TO RENT,
it -The hoose and two Iota situated on
Essex street. poderloh, ed 000apled b the
undersigned The hoose Is • twotog7 �m"
dwelling. with large hitches. and than 1s oleo
• barn on the premise. These area number
of good fruit trees on the property. ranee
witch oows sad a gantlry of boa•ehold
furniture also for Mala. URi GALLOWAY,
Goderloh. 67-11
AVALUABLR 900 ACRh FARM FOR
BALI. --Is Wawsaosb. Huron wanly
160 acre* cleared ; balanus bosh : well
fleeced; In geed state of oalt vatlon : 1 acre.
orchard ; modern barn, stone stabling and
other outbid ld lug. :a desirable property : god
bows ; .obool at corner of lot ; -1 l Mlles
from Auburn. Ofrom Blyth M.t1O0inspection
h.to
Invited. AppTH08. BROWN. Auburn,
Got. ton
FOR SALE. -THE GALE FARM, ONE
of the beet 100 -acre farms la (Iodates
township, Hoare musty. Los 17 sad put IA.
Atli opooesslon, A miles from Oodericb, 7 mile.
from Clinton The farm contain good build
Ing, and god fates, 1s well watered•.4 well
underdrafted. There le • large bearing or
obard andeeram Of email !rules Terms to
reit pa:emetic Apply to WM. GOULD, on
prows, ass Goderloh Y. 0. 91 tf
LINE FARM FOR SALE - THAT
1. grant dem faro knows as the "t»esid
Farm" 1. Esti wesW
We.eb, oomprg 100
aarse, more or lee.. This farm is situated on
the grime road between Auburn sod Blyth.
oboist one halt little earl of Auburn. sad Is re-
trogolad a one of the beet farm. In the town
shin. There Is a good r.sldeooe and large
barn on the premie... The °waer will -soil
stook ase Implements to • salable tenant
For particulars apply ea the premises to
T1104. CAPWIUY a to Ton 8mlAr. oda. 11
'OR8AGE. -LOTS 96. 96, 117, 118. 119
and 146 In Ilutohleoo's y, and
south half of 670 tanning numbers, all la
Goderloh. For partlonl.t. • ply to
PHILIP HOLT.
t M.eeb 161k, 1900. Barrister.ta, OodOM
*lisle
AROUND TOWAIt. ___--
'Tu/ FEDMter AT tlTratlOSED.-Sir W d
bid Laurier ase Sir Rtobard Cartwright
will address a meeting at Stretford Wed -
woodsy °vomitr, tbo 17th int. A "pooled
train from Uodorleh to BNatford and return
hoe been arranged for ; and.4.gla tare rate
will be given fur the road trip.
Long Tonto LrTTL. Bor.-The three-
year old son of Mr, ed kin. Rloh•rd Coultas,
Cltutou (formerly of Uodoriob), died on
Monday evening, the le ion, The little
one bad been ailing for several dove, but
nothing portals wee all fins tared, and It
was um diecewered uottl too late that he
wee suffereng from diphtheria.
Ptor.RTY CHANusa.- Mn, Tntbow.y
bee disposed of her handsome reeldenos to
Mr. Lalthwalte, of Uoderloh towI"blp.
Capt. Feeober.woh•ugh ha purohued from
Junes Clark the dwelling oo Wellesley
street occupied by Mr. Gilmour. Mn, Ju
Addison hos sold her rseldeoos oo Brl►-
anale reed to W. Whitely, of Godeelob
township. Wm. Prondloot has purchased
Mise S..vmiller's hoose at aha carter of St.
Pairlok and Waterloo street.
Tars Gt.Nol,lTelc WALLA -Very good
provisos has been made with the 000.truo-
Clog of the grenoll1hio walks during the put
two week.. )told & l.o. have oomplet.d
the walk on the northwest side of Montreel
street and .lee the Bedford block on the
Square, and yesterday were numbing the
Harm hotel block. The blook batman
hest .od H.mtltoo street. will be the next.
Marden & Co boys oompleesd the walk on
the out side of North street and are now
working os Hamilton street.
LYNN-CAKMSY.-On Tuesday, Ootober
god, St. P.*.,'s oborob wee the 8011041 of •
i'le•.ant tweet, Ile wedding of Id Lyno,
.oe o1 Parriok Lyn., of town, and Miss
Boll. Carney, of SMpp.rdlo. l'be are -
molly lou perlormd by Rev. Father West
.t 6 o'oleok A. at The bridesmaid was
Miss Hog.n,while the groom was assisted oy
James Webb. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn, who have
takes up their reeldenoe on West street,
era the ablate of numberless good wishes,
in which TMs S11.NAL join.
G. C. 1. ANNUAL SPORTS. The anooal
'porta of the Collegiate lastitute studios.,
will be held tomorrow (Friday) .tarn000
at the ogrioultunl *resod*. oemmonoing at
1 30 o'olook. The Clinton C. I football
dub have been invited to play • game with
fibs O. C 1. team I at Unto of writing 1t 1a
sot koowo whether they will be hero or
not. There will be no domelo0 fes and
friend. of the lostitute and the publlo
generally ars toward loattend. The prizes,
which are to be distributed .t the Khoo'
tomorrow .vsol.s, will beds exhibition to
day at Porter. bookstore
Ar roe Lras FI1.I147.-Tba .obr. Mary.
K, Cordon arrtvd yssrrd.y moraag from
Tobermoroy with • load of lumber for the
Uoderish Gesso Co .... Tho aur. Myles ar-
rived at nom y..rro.y from Fort William
with 40,000 bmbols of wheat for the Rloh-
ardem elevator. The Myles will probably
leave weight, with b.7 and oats for Port
Arthur The tn.8.5.00 le hors from
the Peulneule and is engaged picking up log.
.long the short for the Uoderloh Lumber
Co. ....It Is said on good authority that
'he .W. 0.ited Empir. and Momaroh will
make Uedertob • pert of tall next you.
Oar His Wrist'. BA,'I.-Clinton N.w.-
R•oord : A yang man wheeled down from
(ledortoh as Monday and to oowpooy with
bet brother and.,*sok te mos up and down
am Mary Neva gr.sdl$blo walk. They
were having • merry time whoa Chief
Welsh espied them 00d eat short rho
tan by oapturing the bicycle, wbereupoe
the y. m. from Uoderloh set op • boo -ban•
log and begged off. He mid they oould
wheel apo° sidewalks or anywhere else to
God•rteh with impunity and he did not
know Clinton bylaws were more .trlotly
enforced left. Chief retained the wheal for
stow tie but, 0 • promise of not riding
on the walk again, he finally restored toe
property to the tran..r.esor.
A MAM Or Dsrri*Y. -The Yorkton (N.
W. T.) Kntorprlss, In r.porttop • Moabite,'
omvestlon, thos refers to • young man well
koowo to Uoderloh : "The principal of the
Yorkton .ohool delivered 00 eddrees full of
pointed remarks, and containing moth to
stimulate thought, on the topic, 'Oor Ideals.'
Mr Gregory is • marked me. Pro. adagios
nndonhodly has him to Hu mind's sy. for •
vary esuoh more respoo.lole position to the
.tats than that of Kboolm•ator. If he were
seemingly foothold that way, we should
tbiek him destined tor • popular olty pul-
pit,
but 10'e the bar oo the 'floor of the
house' that will .we hlm fine or.torlwl also.
put to • fitting fro" Mr. Gregory po..seses
the further advantage of being on the right
olds of potato'.
IT HAPPENID STRANG0LY. -- Patrick
O'Brien, hnask.eper at the P.,Il.ment
building., Toronto, has t picture which he
prizes highly, bso.na of the remora death
of Hon. A, M. Russ. It Is • (*tore of the
Ontario Cabinet akin l0 1887. of the sixth
MiME ETHEL ACHE9OF4
W 111 opus UMW for the ready d pmaofr to
and theory stet /MIL 1st
Mims Aehasm aught In Ontario Ladles' Col-
lege the pant year, where she had erperieooe
In preparing students for the Toronto Con-
servatory of Music exammatloos.
70, 1511.s apply at reslds.m, opener Cana
hes and Brock Woes. 90-11
Warning�.
NOTICE 18 HICRRRV GiVEN THAT
anon shooting or °thanes trespass-
ing upon any put of my Dropsrt, will be ar
rated •o4 prosecuted. S. 0. ATTRILL,
Ridgewood Pork. 47-4f
parhomes, d top Provisos d °steels. Dr.
Baxter was BviMFii ii ilia -"Io the
photograph, Mr Other Mews,, Hos. A. S.
Hardy and dm. J. W. Roes aro all to the
right to the order oamd. Te the left hood
then are Hoe. T B Pard,., Hun0 F.
Fraser .°d Hoo A M Koss. By a wrongs
oolnoldenue the men to the rlaht have all
held the premiership In that ordsr, wilds
death has remorse saoh of the men to the
left to the order to whlnb they ars to tb.
picture, Hun. A. M. Koss' demise oomplet•
ung the obalo.
ON SU*PV*DED BINTINUR-.las. Whits,
Jr., against whom Mn. A. W tlllameoo took
onion for runnlog Into her with • horse and
rig and injuring her, wee yesterday let off
oo suspended sotmos by Polices Magistrate
Seager alter paying oosa amoantlog to V.
The parties previously 6.d Dome to • bottle -
moue in the civil action whlob Mn. Wil-
liamson woe taking.
BOWLINu.-- Robt. MoLao'e rink b•vtog
Weasel W. L Ellot's team in th• eeml-
finals of the bowling tournament, by a wore
of 18 to 13, the final game between the ?do -
Lean and Lone teams wee arranged for
Saturday lit. All the member' of toe two
beams did poo pat In an •ppear.0o., how-
ever, and those who were preemie were not
able be agree upon the choosing of players
to make up the teams. So tar the Detest
is • draw between these two rinks.
LIBERAL ORGANIZATION ROOM,. - The
Liberal rooms for organization and oommlt-
tee work aro .ttw0d above, oh. 0. P. R.
office oo West street, and from now until
the elope of the oampatgn they will be open
every day and evening. Friends of to.
Liberal woos are Invited to attend and t.
ont.t In the work of the campaign. This
IThursday ) *venni there will be a special
rally, and • Targe 011.04anw of the sup -
Dorton of good government le requested.
0111 Llber•le, young Liberals, all Dome.
PvaLlc SCHOOL BOARD - TOO publlo
sobcel trostese had thigh' monthly meeting
on Tuesday sys0i0g of last week. There
were pros et Mr. Colborne, to the chair,
and Mears Aobesoo, Bleb, Reid, Craiale,
Bell and MoLe•o. The prioolpal's report
for S.ptemb.r gave the number of boys e
the roll as 253 sod of girls 282, the average
attendance being 80% of the total. In re -
spouse to • oommunloatlon from A. J.
Moore, .eentary of the pahllo library
beard, R Stewart was appointed to fill the
vacancy oo the library board (amid by the
death of S P. Halls. An soonest of Lattle
Bra'„ $28, sea ordwd paid and Miss Rusk
Is to be paid the August proportion of her
salary. The contingent °ommittee was
authorized to prooure the o osatar7 Mach-
os' sport blanks
PiNNIMOTOM-HAMII.TON.--A pretty wed.
Abse took platy Saturday •fters000 at 2
o'olook at the reldeow of J, D. Hamilton,
Albert street, Stratford, his eldest daugh-
ter, Was E•hal, befog united In marriage to
E C. Positional, son of Mr. and Mn. W.
L. 1500406100, of Goderloh. The bride was
supported by her ester, Mies Mabel, while
H. T. Edwards assisted tis groom. Rev.
U. Williams pet formed dot oeremmy. The
happy wapls left at 4 e olook for Ypsilanti,
Mak., where they will raids lc future, Mr.
Pennington haying been tresfsred from
Stratford to 10.0 platy Tbs marriage was
to have taken plow on Ootober 17, but oa
account of Mr. Pennington'" removal it was
performed a Saturday. The groom's many
blonde In Oodenob will wish him and
his bride much joy. Miss Laura P001.6•
tel, of town, wooded the wedding of her
brother.
A CL.vE0 BueiNEse WOMAN. - Mos
Carrie Brfegol, who was In town the past
week visiting bar aunt, Mw :dyne's, fur-
nishes • good epeotmen of what • obi oan
do who poser/woe the brains soli has the
olook to apply them. Mies Bri.gel is a
bright young woman who has lost none of her
womanly qualities by her oontsot with the
business world. She Is conducting • ono-
o.ssiul and rapidly-growlog musket publish-
ing business in New York City and "Mode
frees" of Ootober 6th says of her : "Carrie
F Briogel knows her badness from A to Z,
ad,if she keeps on doing a well as she has
dons the pat two months, ohs will he
obliged to oak larger quaron. She has
plenty of pluck and book bone, and thea
will win out sooty time " MIs. Mega! in •
On..0asl0ian and It 4 • plwars to mat
her. Her aunt, Miss Symons, a000mpanld
her m bar return to New York.
RIIo-Yot'Nu. - The following into,
which we take from The Detroit News
Tribune, will be terr•otteg to (loderloh
readers, the young man whose wedding le
announced being • son of Mr. and Mr..
Jamieson Reid. ot this town : "The reel -
demos of Mr. and Mrs. Heard, of 1163
Rronktyo avenue, was the some of a pretty
wdding on Thursday evening, 0o,. 4, the
000traetlog parties being Mw Emily
Young, of Edinburgh, Sootland, and Dr.
Wesley 1. told, of this oily. Rey. C. H.
Perrin, of Baldwin M. E. oburoh,
performed this ceremony The bride were
white mousseline de sols and world bridal
row. Mies Has Re d, of Uoderloh, (got.,
maid of honor, was attired to plok, and
carried pink rases. Tu groom was &Need.
.d by ha broths,, Herbed 8. R.Id. The
house was decorated by Salllv•o, and Ziok-
e.'s orohestra furnished moslo. Dr, and
Mrs Reid will be .t home the first weak to
November, at 172 Rivard street." Ili.
Reid'. many Irieodo to Ood*Nob tender
hearty eke4rstniations,
W. GLENN CAMPBELL.
organut and musical dlreotor of North et.
lletho,llet cbnroh, .0d ,eenher of pianoforte,
pipe or..n and theory. will ho pleased to r •
rave Pond.. lestrmadno given tither of
Prado or at Pupil's home. s desired. Studio
al Kmersen', Mono More, West et.
7141
"r H ENRI JORDAN.
i 610.10.1 A trent or Enos P. eebyt orlon church
le opening classes In Vocal, Organ, Piano . ed
Cornet Ynp.i. prepared for Toronto College
of Mush) rxomInstlon. Apply for term. at
" The Frontons°, " Rooth .greet, N oderloh,
r studio le 0441.1) tyre' Melding.
Inenlaass, els.
CHAN. E. maim, GENERAL MSC R-
NOE and real seato agent, has some
farm ad tow. 1•ropertfor sale or trail e
seer more. 0, tee door eat of P.O..
Gederteb.
WR. R. ROB0RT6ON.
A000i.esat and ingnrance Apet.
Ronk. and anr00wb mad. op.
Holding* rental and rents o 44Ms4.
Fire Laurance la British and Canadian
00.�p95y �i0.
fats•- la Proodfest A Hays' Mins. North
e ss% NMosesk, 6Ltf
TSed1aat.
TIRES. TURNRULI, h. TURNB11LL,
jJ Ph=NMae• yslrgeti, Ma,
a. , jawilltm'teat.
ht n.alnleworts aglow
aea
J.f
TIA t,7J .1,. 11, P. Tt1R1rAPTld.
DR.`t. RBANNON R OALWWI, PHY-
lJ AI('I•NN.od nerraeem. Oaoe le leak
Crmmerw Mkbuilding, wool e a 80o.r.
lett ...ells at raeiAennee
irolitee. DT. 0AO*
Mrd*•itz
µ balder M. th
Auotton bale
At/OlIOt BALE OF A 0001) FARO,
FARM BT(ICK AND 1MPLRMENTB -
1 have realm! In.trnohons from Thos. Cee
ady Mall 0y pnbll° •nolo• at lot m, oonoes.
sloe 1, last Waw•nmb, 0dlol.ing the v111a.e
of Auburnm
THURSDAY, 00T016ER 040th, 1400.
the following :--1 mare 6 year. old. In foal to
Lord of the Manor. 1 heavy draft mars 6 years
old. In fool to King Conant, 1 hones 9 years
old. 1 spring nolt. 6 good mllch00011 evppoid
bo he 10 real1. *suers rising 1 yeah old, t heif.
ere rising 1 years old, 7 good amino calves. 1
brood one and • litter of pig., /pigs 1 month.
old. Mammy Harris binder with triok and
sheaf artier (nearly Deal, hay fork. Wings,
rope, i [11674. 000..1 Ha H. mower. 6 1-2 feet,
1 sten sulky rake.. 1 Alas harrow, early new,
twin plow. 1 plow, Fleury No. 21, I grain drill,
1 ..t of Iron harrows, 1 fanning mill, t lumber
wagon. 1 at of Mb sleighs, 1 et of donble
hones'. I good nook stove, I milk ciao. 26 gal.,
milk an and tank. 1 grind tag mono, 0 morose
turnips,• lot of hens, Myth*. Mena. forks All.
All will be soM without reserve as rhe pro-
prietor 4. sheat up farming and removing
•sea .
8ao to eommenne at 1 o'nlork p. m, "aro.
Tuua.-All some of 66 and tinder, ash.
Over that amount 03 months' undltae furnish
Ing *hymned Jolnt notes or • dleoonnt of 6 per
ant. alllowed int ash on oredltitmoust.
Also the farm E 1 1 lot IA o0ee.wl0 t R
Wawanosh. 100 cors, M sores (sheared and in
• geed Hate of oaltivtl.a. 1 ase hush.
There is On th1 platy • good two Moray tram*
dwelling boom Mee with whin 16110, and •
geed cram. ostler, • hams barn Mee with
mono embers ender. 4 aerie of geed orchard. 2
pod nova rafting "era( walls. Tho .MI Is
good e1"7 Item. "hens 76 soros In gram1, A kora
of fall wheat and alns f.11 plewlpe. The
fpaess ern gond. It Is an a IMMAlmt gravel road
esnyeeleet to ohne-Moo, when, ea., 1 mita
frena the .lift(* of Althorn, h miles from
mirth,
11 mita from tlr away of (2s 51100
.red (41labs. The Y very dtslreMo piano -
no pasta *nese -.ed met he sold to
oleos the sweat Fee M1 p rtisnlare see
Thee, (7wsse, en tato pima Annum.
O. RAsr, THOft. (.ABaADY,
monde, and as op.ra ohelo, and to the
bridemodd • rias sot with diemoads and
opals Ameag Ike many valuable presser
reoelved by the young people was a parse of
sold from the choir and °outgo/esti= of 81.
E000h's oesrob, In wblob the bride has boon
the leading Sopron. soloist. A substantial
cheek was Mae reoelvd from 1). (loon Bros.
sod 0o., of which firm the groom M the
Ontario representative. Among those pre-
sent wore many visitors from Marmites,
Goderloh, Perls, Chatham, 'lb•meeford,
Woedstook sed Brookiln. Afar the cere-
mony a reception was held .t the residence
of the bride's paring. Mr. and Mn. Mao
Vtoar left on the 6 o'olook train for a bar
In the Uolied Salm The groom, lobo is •
w
ell -known former Goderloh boy, has our
hearths* f.Bolatds...
Nlssamiabb-MAODosoLD. - On Wed-
oe.day, October 3rd. the marriage of Mw
Ketbarloa A, MaeDooald and W Milson
Nlebargel was solomslzed at the rstdenoe
of Robt. MacDonald, brother of toe bride,
712 Fourteenth avenue. Deleon, by the
lieu. Simpson Horner. The brtda is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, A. C. MacNeil.
old. of Colborne township, and pilar of
Mn. N. F. Clara, of Uoderloh, and the
groom is a mmb.raof a well koowo family
formerly residing in Oodertob. The bride
was attended by Miss Cella Clefin, while
Rev, J. C. Reid, of Merlin, Ont., oohed as
best man. The bride and bridesmaid wets
gowned alike In whits organdie and Meoh•
Ian lace mad nettled large bouquet.. of roses.
Miss Carrie Nlebergall played the wddrsg
morel from Mendelians. The parlors won
piettliy deceretsd with palms. The
grooms gift to the bridesmaid was a hand-
some sttokplo sat with pearls, and he ties
groomsman ouh.buttoas set with p.srls and
emeralds. Mr. and Mn. N4bar/all lel.
t6. same "eming for • trip to toelads Tor-
onto, Montreal, Halifax and Bcetco. Oa
their rotors they w411 reside at 22 Vloaorta
avenue, Windsor
l aid t warts lxartTou TRuurtas. -Tb.
regular meeting of the Collegtats Institute
trustee board was held on Thursday last,
with all the member. tamp% J. M. Shop.
bard In .trmda00. A motion was pared
to reload the examination fees to A. R.
Mattoon, leo. Woods and Chu. Down o0
their furolshlor proof that the Govenmesl
has refunded Ito .bare, Loose persons not
having wrlttea on Use examination. The
report of the oommltteo appointed to pur-
chase owl stated that ►0. Conder of F. R
Holmes, befog the lowest, was escaped,
and recommended this payment be him of
$214.66 for 39 teas, 736 Iles , Pan $6.45 poor
too. The report was adopted. The fol.
lowing accounts were ordered to be paid:
The Star. reeHW boot, $2; (3 N. W. IA..
grams, boo ; D Stoddart, painting, $2 ;
0011105 M owl, $2 ; secretary, postage,
91 86 ; H. I. Strang. ••'count for binding,
$12.20 Tb" principal w.. autbortsd to
allow applicants qualified for dmueioa to
the lostitute to attend one or two ohmsge
on payment of halt term hs. Hereafter
the prinotpalwill re n tmrrly to t
board bh• u hehe
different
*1.sses o0 to roil. 110 average attendee's,
and atm the meals of departmental exam
ln.tioos The grant of 460 to the ods
oorps was ordered to be laid to Mr. Groot.
It was deolded that the town canned ha ro
quested to *stead the grmsolithto walk
from Montreal street to the Collegiate In-
stitute. 1be beard thee adjoined.
te be invalided home by way ot Irglead as
soon as he was welt. •The nurse," 0s
write,, "le very good to me and gets •se -
thing that she skillets le good for me. She
Is head none of the six that were sent oat
by the Prlooeu. of Wales, and she has gives
me • small pillow that is a gift ot the
Yrlooae of Wales, also • Mk of slippers
Otos were worked by the Primates basalt,
wblob 1 am keeping to ate home with me.
.. The band of *he (A..blro regiment oomse
and ploys limy Wedneed•y afternoon ler
the 000vlesoeot wtlont. ; of coarse we
hear the muco too, whloh Is very dos. 1
have now been In the hospital over forty
days, so you vee I am Ow4ng • pretty good
go At the fever, but I and In my first &Meer
that 1 would pull through all right, and se
1 did, for 1 am nearly better now only Shall
1 am pe weak. It maker mJ arms tired
writing le bed, but 1 how I w111 "coo be
Ur." He states •4o that Me priests aro In
reot'.r a. teodeor. He etolo..s • dipping
from The Ou.t1, of Grimsby, England,
showing how many "•nems" be was is from
Grasp•° ter Pretoria. leo mrohed every
Icob of the way, although many of Om men
bad rides in the amhulaoos wagons mo. 1n
• while when they would play out, The
exit -oat Is headed "An Uobat u Brigade."
and is as follows : General 8mttb.Dorrlm,
In an order Issued to tole brigade, the 19th,
which omelets of the Shropshire Liebe le.
1•otry, (Jordon Highlanders, Duke of Corn-
wall's Light Infantry, and the Royal (J.na-
dlsas, says : 10 has anblevd • reword of
which soy infantry mitht be proud. Slow
It was formed (February 12) it Oa marched
620 milts, often on b.lf rations and seldom
on full. It ha ake° put in the capture
of ton been, fought In ten general actions,
and oo twenty seven ether days. In sew
period of thirty days It fought on ewmly•
ell of them and muobed 327 miles. The
oa.uoltles Leve been between four sad bye
hundrd, and defeats oil," A splendid
record, indeed.
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
The teethe the Doming .1.011on. will be
he unanimous approval oa�ft �r..0 Prldham as
U d .s the Mei, .ed pees.tight. and �
Thanksgiving Day next ThuiiSiy.
The +at her oauebt • sold oe Kande,.
Ed. Van Every, we regret to lean, is as
the took Ile*.
Mrs Cooper, of S,•fortb, who hod boon
o inmate of the gaol for • few weeks, was
'moved to the London when on Tued•y.
The Huron uniform promotion *lamina-
toue to the publlo .ohobL will be held on
'burdsy and Friday, October 25th and
26th.
Norman Molwtod this week was so tin-
ortanaW as to loge parte of two fingers on
anh hand while working •t the organ
•otory.
0. W. Berry and sea, Joho F., !aloofly
f Goderloh, are &gala In the drug business
to Luokoow, ander the firm name G. W
•
Berry t sow
- -
F. Noylo,.'00 e/ "bees eyes won anjared
by • splinter from a ossshlna a1 the organ
antory some weeks aim 4. at work smile.
He has lot the eight .4 tis ate.
The new Iserr-bei leg been *rooted as
tha org•0 t•otory OMmM'. Counting the
poetoffioe, there me noes seven places to
town when letters say be posted.
James McGregor, of Detroit, 000vlotd of
stealing • w•eerproof overoon from the
Commoroial hotel, Beeforth, has been re-
macded until Saturday for emt000e.
John Wallis, of Goderloh township, In -
lands to build two housed on big lot on East
strata. He w111 remove to bows with his
fomlly ood occupy ow of the dwellings.
Tremeodous quantities of frelght are
oomlog Into God.rfob this tall by Oho O. T.
R , which delight be cad as additional
proof, if 00y wore needed, of the pewv►Imos
of good times.
J. M. Ritchie, of Ripley, visited the
Gderioh Organ 0o. on Tuesday •thersoon
with • °committee from tae ohuroh at Hol,•
rood and purchased • {ins organ for their
church, Nothlap but the best would suit
them, and the, got It.
J. G. Mame., el the U. C. I., was soe-
°evsiul In the open ,yenta at the Seaforth
leetlt.te's sports last Fridav, wlpotog the
garter -mile rem and the 213 yards hurdle
d
race. He spralohis ank • in rho bard!'
ram, which did not prevent his wloolog,
but may bar him from all O. C. 1. sperm
tomorrow.
Wm. MoVittle, of Nile, his Durobaset'
from Abraham Smite tits tot ea $lids •ve.
adjoining hie residence, and will batld •
dwetltng upon 01. It *111 bo • two.story
brlok veneer bones, the mrtnotors being
John Morris and Jamieson Redd Probably
the foundation only will be put In this f.0
!Nr. MOVlttleand family Intend to remove
to town,
•
T
0
Nur PROUD or HIM, -The Sosfortb Ex-
posl•or aye ; It le sometimes said, as il-
lustrative of the 00mnar.tive ,m.,lloese ot
this mundane 'piton, that • person of eves
limited experlenos can not go to any part
of the earth that h' will not fee some person
whom be hi known or heard of before.
The truth of this was illustrated to the ex
perleaos of Mr. John A. Stewart, of this
towo. While oo his reo.et visit to Bt.
Paul sod Mlonipoll., In tympany with •
friend, bee one day visite the Mlndbeoa
State Prison. W bile befog shown around
by one of the guards of the institution, his
surprise and oen.terostloo may wanly be
Imagined when he heard one of the inmates
tall oat after him, "Halloo, Jaok, bow ars
a. 8ealorth Frozen 'loos 7" meaning by the
latter expression as organization of olght-
hawka that was mid to 0x1.0 In this town
some years ago. His surprise was not
Ioseoed when, oo looking round, he reoog•
Mood, in fall primp suitors', • formes well.
koowo Seafortb youth Upon enquiry from
the'nerd he was informed that this young
man wee serving • Larne of twelve years,
throe of which be bad already put In. H.
hod been oonvieted of bolos the loader of •
gang of desperdo•s who had held up • rail-
way tails sed robbed the p•..eneereraad1
he was described by the guard as being bra
.4 the most daring and expert orimloale In
his lino koowo to the St.1. police. We
have often had 000ilon to say with pride
that Saforth boys usually distinguish them
pelves wherever they go, but we are happy
to my that to an experiences of thirty year.
this Is the first ttm0 we bays bad le mm -
tion one who has dlstiognlebod himself le
thou dirsotfon.
NiW 8TUDRNTM AT THE COLi.aOIATi,-
The following are pupil. from °amide the
town who are attending the Goderloh Col
leg ate lostitute this term for the first
time : Alma Goldthorpe, Colborne I Morrie
Leigh, Uehoroe 1 Pearl Byers, Sonlhemp.
ate 1 Joseph ho Porte, Dry.11.4. t Lilly
flertlelh, Dashwood ; Bodian 0evio*,f1.1*-
ford ; firma Crawford, Minna Cunning.
ham, Elle. MoMdl1an, Port Albert ; Edith
Fal000er, lir field ; Carrie Milligan, ConRoberta, Minnie Donator Dear•nnoa ;
Marg,. Mo0nrohy, K.nall 1 ICUs Yeast,
Dunlop ; Fr°derlek Holmes, Kidded : C.
Dickenson H•mllto., Cornwall ; A. George
MoKay. Leoknow : Melbaro MoDew.11,
Westfield ; David Morrie, fistefied ; Robert
Cumming, 1)oslop ; Simnel Mellwal., F•w-
oett Hlerely,(loderfoh township; Henry Mar
tie, Wblteobaroh ; Rdwfn .1, &ire k, Ro
slew; Thomasi.O'LOniblls,t.00know; Iww1e
Ya. HnlmesvfHe { Laura .leokell, Hay ;
W Iltert i'asmore .. m
sborne ; J•mThup.
on
s, Hulloes I M•�.1, Clark, 9t. Helene;
Kuala* A. Marini.
MAOVoo&a-Yormn. - At 8t. Rneoh'e
ohnrob, Teres*., ea Wednesday afternoon,
( knobs, 3rd, Wan Geergtn., all youngest
daughter et Jobs Yeaeg, 50 Rom .vlene,
sea married se Alexander Campbell Mao.
Veer. TO. arena), was performed by
Rey AI....d., Manbftllan, and the ashore
were Messrs. John A. (ions, Howard B.
comes, of fore Perry, (-hon. A. Raker and
John A, Milne. The bride, who baked
eharming In • gown el white ,Inch.... sane,
0rtmmd with pearls ed orange ble*.oms,
was given away by her father. The brides.
maid war Mies Ulna You.5, and to green
was wpsertd by his mods, (0..rgs hike
Oke. This groom'" pesee$ be the bade
toss • headmen* geld math gen with die -
A Goole MewTIsN.-'1he Math eambleg
f lbs Goderloh division of the West Euro.
Teaeher.' Assoolatlon was held in the
Central school on Saturday aftern0.0,
Uotobsr 6th. the president, Mr. TI((epf,
the oalr The first subject was "The
British Constitution," by Mr. Tom, in
wblob he gay. • manse outline of the
Nate sod libellee a the British a•bj.oh
from this time of the Saxon boparohy bo
rhe peasant day. This was followed by •
abort alk on drawing by MI's McLane., of
the (1.0 L She, heartily approves of the
pew publlo *ohne drawing mune, and she
goy. some valuable points from bog own e1-
perlenoe In the teaching of the *object. Her
remarks were highly appreciated by the
Warders present. Mies Rusk gave an is.
tereating account of her Impressions of pub
Ifo school work In the Territories In many
respsoa oho oonstdsre the limit able In the
primary olasses superior to that of Ontario ;
for example, tho enhjetot of °imposition is
given prominence instead of the laming of
dry rales of grammar A dlsoueelon follow
d In which Inspector Tom, Prinolpal Stew
art and ethers took part. Mia ('0064'
Depot on her recent visit to Vlrgtnta Io-
splred all with feelings of admiration for the
be.eles of that grand old Sate. Mies
(;outs 1s eermioly possessed of wo.rlerfal
powers of observation, as well as being gift
ed with • !remand may style of srpro..eon
In plot.ring what eh. sem. Mr. Strang, be.
leg present, was reclaimed to make some
remorka, wheal' ho old, expressing a desire
for joint matings of the toothier' of the 0n1
toilets Isstttua and publlo schools, In
.,A., that they mdrh6 kap more in tnooh
and sympathy In Oho work. Th. meeting
than ,dinged until IA* Ant h•terday In
D...mh.r K ATV A. W ATeoM, Ree.
OUR Mot.Dtgr ilnv.+W have boon •1
leveed to s.5 soother lager from Arian
C►iskel'n, of the Camilla. formes in Smith
Afre.5, to his mother. 1* well be ratters
bond that • pre.do. Tette reported that
he was In the hospital at .7ehannesMrg
with merle fever Oe Aunv% 30th Oho
data as which he writes) be .gas .till In
h..elOal, bet was IOWA better, sJOksagh net
yet m lnly bee Imes fewer. He expected
bold at Aylmer last weak : Balens ea
Med, Iwptemher, 1899, 811 ; collections at
braaeb omveetdon, $53.2( donation (Los.
don First Auxiliary), $5 donation for
Jenne, Ford Home (unkno•, a footed), 1, . ,;
from lengthwise, mission bonds, Epworth
Leagues, $6,712.69; total reoelpm, $6,788.14,
Expenditures, $169.10 ; remitted to geo.ral
treasurer, $6,609.04 ; bal.aoo on hand, $201
sal, $6,788.14.
COMING AND GOING
C. 8oartb, of Oernwall, was ha tows lose
week.
1'. A. Maloomeon, of Luoksew, was le
tows thle week,
Mw 8d1. Fmtgh 1. making • mentees
rhea with Blyth Mends.
Klee Kra Ashman Is vlei:;:.;; i.tr ester.
Mrs. Orelg, at Ssatorth.
balsa Ball left Tuesday morning otology
to Hamilton and °that points,
H. P. G.It, of mile River'
qua m�Mak
the gees% of A. J. Moo, B.A.
Dr. L. M. Mabee has bees minding • few
days at his home at Vittoria
Reuben Snell has goo, to Hagenv111e,
when he bas soured • posl0ee.
Miohol Mapleton, of Mlohl.ao, spm, a
few days the past week at his home hero
James Burke, of Stratford, vetted his
broiler John, of the 0. T. 11... ever 8sr-
day.
John W lley, tinily employed by the
Uoderloh Eleyher Co., left on Monday for
Klegedou.
W. R. Robertson spent • few days In
Stratford this week Manias h1. em, R. S.
lteberaoo.
John H. Williams lone on Tuesday alter•
noon for Almones, having mood ; dna-
Hop there.
Mrs. Megan, of Stratford, @peat • few
days the past week vatting bar daughter,
Mise Jeoolo Megsa,
8.rgeent Thome', Klokley, of she Ouellph
oily polios force, 1. visiting his relative.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shuman, )r.
Judge Johoeton, of Sault She. Marie,
*lob., Is visitiog to town. He is aocom-
poold by Mn. Johnston and Muir moo Ed-
ward.
James MoPb.raeo, well koowo is moo
section with the U. N. W. telegraph ethos,
is now a reeldont of Stratford, whom bo
has ..oared • situation.
'1'0. MI.... Ida and Louie Holm.., of
Clinton, and Mr. Leckie, ot Th. Emma(' ire
Reporter, .pont • few hours with friends 1n
town Tuesday evening.
Alex. Macdonald, who IN oonduutiag a
Iona) office at BIyOb, was to town on boot-
ee= lit week. H. deolares himeolf muoh
pleased with els looatlon In Blyth,
Chicago British Americas : Mw Roos,
d•ogbter of th. lot. Rev. John Ro.., of
Brno•field, Ont., has nom. to Chlo•go and
will attend the University of Oblong* ter
me year.
One day lent week we were presmtd by
Patrick Ford, of towo, and Win, Moho.,
of Uoderloh township, with raspberry 'pigs
e which felly developed and rip by Taw
were banging, with manethers In various
5155.. of had
The re-i-iw - warm
weather had made • , cooed grew,& Qs•
lobe raspberries aro not t t he bar every
year.
CHURCH NOTES.
Mores Hoskin, 1Tw ' Relic oolport.ge
missionary, who Tldesd Ooderiok recently
In tbo intonate of his work, aok,owledges
gratefully the sum of $6.96 emtrlbutad In
Goderloh in old of the oolporage mIaloe of
Algoma.
Rev. J, S. Heoderwo, of Homan, was
MeetM prealdeme, and A.T. Cooper, of Clio
boo, se0reary•trlasnrs, of the Provtnolat-
Ohrlstlan Endeavor Union at lhs Guelph
osnvention last week. Brookville was
..Ieeted a the next place of mating.
MAITLAND CEMETERY.
To tbe Editor of THs 810NAL,
Dur 810,-I have heard • groat many
enquiries of tato as to what are the duties of
John Newcombe, the o•reaker at the come -
tory, and • great many cemplaate about
the way things are carried oo by him at
God's Aare. A. I understand it, be la sup-
posed to devote the whole of his lime le
be•uufyieregg and improving this cemetery,
but instead of doing this about halt the thew
he 1w engaged In other work. We have one
of the moat baulIful spot. to Canada for a
oemerry, and as early every person Inter -
..td In It to seeking to Improve It as much
as possible, 1 think wo should have a can•
taker who would devote hu wholes time and
attention to the work pr..orlbd for him by
the °agouti, and In this way • eet to adding
to tats beauty of the platy. It 4. time that"
Kms stringent roles should be laid down by
the oouodl covering the oars of the ° me-
ary, and I trust that our town tethers w111
take the matter to hand and give It their
attention. Yours truly,
Goderion, Qol,10,1900 Crv1.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS- OCT. 11
Ids.' 4 sdoe ed Preambles
WNtdv ti
Arcade Locale -C. W. Aedrws.... 1
Auction Bale -Thos. Om dry 1
Buy • Gramophone -U. F, $press 4
(oneumptios-The T. A. Sloosm Chemi-
cal Oa, Torose - 8
Waning -F. J. Prldham 1
Farmers and All Ot ore-MoKes.M •
Howell 8
Quoin Quality Shoes -P. X. Hallo a
T. 'armors -D. F. Hamllnk 1
Heedaobe Carse --Jas. Willem
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DOMINION ELECTIONS, NOV. TTH.
Rptaara.Jlea of *rotors in the Tows .1
•
Qno1is/ation -21 years of age. Brite
jib male eabjeot, resident in the Pro-
vinee one year, three months in the
municipality, and thirty days u the
electoral district prior to the first day's
sittuig of the registrars.
'rhe voter,' Ilet of 1899 will he sed In
this elooblos. It your name to not on the
list and If you are uualifid to eche, yon
mw, register to our, your vole- Hood
moan
in your mane. polka, lob -division and so-
°apatite te Chas. Garrott, at the eines of
Messrs. ()arrow t U.mw, barristrs !o ,
or .t the Liberal committee roomy Want
street, ; or If you know d eyoses eke who
eboeld be registered, hand is his sone.,. kin
polling sub -divides ono 000apNea.
SNAP SHOTS.
-TMs total expenses of the Dominion
Ooverument iu oonutiutlon with the Yukon
from July 1, 1897. to December 31, 1809,
Were $3,215,766, and the revenue was 43,-
869,930, ora balanoe to the good of $661,.
166. Foote like these are carefully omitted
by the Opposition organs when they point
out the increased expenditure of the Gov.
ernrueut. The administration cider Yukon
oeigaiuly has added to the expenditure, but
the 'revenue has been increased from the
same Seuroe to a still greeter extent.
-Tres t year promises to witness •
still greater amph of Liberal finance. In
spite of the f ther lowering of the customs
duties which into effect on July lit
loot, the reoeipte hom this sours e increased
during the past thre*wonthe nearly $400.000
over the oma period 'boa year. The post -
office revenue allowed ad.i$cloase of $70,000
over 1899. and we may soon look for a hal-
anou of reoeipto and expeddituree in this
department, notwithstanding the Inaugur.
ation of the two-oeht rate. In ell, the ire
crenae in revenue over the same quarter leed
year was $1,093,253. The revenue exceed-
ed the expenditure on consolidated fond sa•
count by nearly six millions.
5
1
A bORREC rioN. tat
To the Editor of THE 8040604
Sta,-1 have been oredahly Informed
that Father Wait mad. • statement to hia
peed, a few doge .go to the "fieet that 1
.bleetd to the o0otiouanoe of the grano-
I1tOlo walk on North @tree► past h1. obnroh
tt km end of the street, my Deme belog
specially mentioned as being oppreed to it.
Where the 4 /mtleman get' hie in•
formation 1 cefoot IMagin., for snob L tar
Irom eh@ facts. It was always the lot,.•
Moto- and 1(I mistake not It w•... adver
tied and the oertlfioat.. of probable oat
Mead to all 0000sred, Inoladlog on. to
Fath., Wee$ -le oomplete North street
from the Square to the end, both aid... To
this i neither gave nor offered any objeotto.,
but was heartily to a000rd with Me
scheme, which can t» oorroberated and
horse oat by lbs ether members of file
oemml►aee and the 00a0011. It has bees
sad veil is my ambition to extend one
gnnohtheo wants In every direction w0ere
our means and powers will permit us to go,
ed more particularly In the direction ot
at business plaosy ohuroh,s and eebools.
I tha11 hope that Father West, for whom
I hers always had the highest regard, will
avail himself of the first opportunity to ro-
ma,. the wrong Impr(s..lon he appears to
ha,• entertained and oommnnloatd ro•
epodes myself 10 this master.
Uededoh. Oot. 8, 1900. C. A. Hv31afi.
A Parisg soeoos eost- ---
Raw. O. R. Turk, of Carlton ■0. Meth
odl.t ohuroh, Toronto, formerly of (lode
Hob, has aoo.pted a NII to Welty cbnroh,
Hamilton, "object to Ib• .pprov.l of the
kren.fer .ad st►0lontoa oommlitese,
Rev .1. W. Roble.on, pastor of Victoria
.treat ehurob, will °eminence a miles of
alk, next S•baa "ironing on the life sed
oharsoesr of Peter, Come and hear. All
ars welom*. Beats free.
Sunday next, 0bbober 14, 0. the dale se•
late by the London oonferenoe of the
Methodist ohuroh for the opaalog of the
twontleth "rotary evangal4tio nampalgn.
wIlhe aanlyss+ary of hit 143.,'• nbnroh
he observed on Sunday. October 21st,
when Ray. Father MnMenamin, of St.,
Anomalies, w111 preeth.
1'ho appeal of Rev. Mr, Prong, through
Raw. Ur. Rees, against Rev Dr. H
and ethers, recanting a ruling o1 the Ise
deo Methodist confer...., was beard at the
Methodist Lauri of Appal siting •1 Rungs
ton lost week. The appeal was not ma
Wood.
The following figures ars from the monad
fiwM.1 report of the Wema'e Mlesdauary
mielety.f ba. [motes Methodist seefeream,
espr..eo ►ed 0 .,
the .0..,, Mee LamleAekeosm, of tied, Mb, a 1be issy,aY••
-WEAr a brave man HUon Jo06 le 1
He ran away from Ontario without giving
Mr. TAar. an opportunity to meet him, and
he has since shown the white feather to the
Hon. CLI.FRO&o Strro.. Mr. Surma chal-
lenged him to a debate in Brandon. Each
speaker was to have an hour ands hall, and
then the marl who spoke first was to have
an additional half hour to reply, and Mum
JOHN was allowed hie choice of speaking
first or second. He could not do anything
but accept, or make a pretence ot accepting,
such a challenge, but instead of "toeing
the mark " he has eine held a
mooting in Brandon without allowing Mr.
SIrniN a chance to he present, although the
letter was in the city. Mr. dtrroe hold •
meeting the nett evening, and notified Mr.
MAcirosAt.n of the tact and invited him to
appear, but Henn JOHN did not tura up.
He is evidently not poeee.eed of 00y great
desire to meet his opponent* in open di..
cnoston.
DUMOANNOi, Getchar l.1, 1000.
This le to certify that 1 wee insured In the
Identification and Protective Company,
Montreal, for an occident and demise poi.
toy, and received a cheque for forty
dollars to payment for "oar week.' teal dl. -
ability with typhoid fever, and ooeeldsr It
the °hoopoe and best I0onranoa,yeni gem
possibly obtain. .1 R. mrRA•, M. D.
A. 1). Mohan, of Uodorloh, who le Now
111 with typhoid, is also insured 1e the
Idsntifloatlon and Proteotlye 00., and w111
reed•e a benefit of $1S a week aortae time
M total d0Llllty not 110ed1ag Ion weeks,
This 00mtalsy Wo.. pantiles oovoging •11
Mamma *nd aroid.nta (save ennsumotten) at
• very low rate. N. doetor's elaml.aMes
neoemary, M. J. WHrrgl.r, sent, New-
gate.,., Oodwrtob.
FALL FAIRS OF 1900. "7
Ashfield and Wowasos►, Deg&maon
0ot.010
Whi • Tale It 1.01..
If that mirror of yonre shows • wreteh-
.d, sallow complexion, • jaundiced look,
moth patches and blotches en the skin,
11'e liver trouble ; hat Ili. King's New
Life Pills rennl•te the liver, purify the
blood, give clear skin, rosy ehoek• viols
complexion Only 960. al las. WI{enn'e
prey ription drew Mkore,
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
To FARMS/M-11 le reported that I ham
olosed my evaporator. This le fele*. I am
buying and am prepared bo pay the Hwy
hlgbset prime. Call and .me me before Deli -
Ing. 1). F. Haul -mg. 1t
Oysters. (3.* them a1 the Vlotorla Res
aarane, Womb street. The receive them
regularly always fresh, Thirty
cream, neo.
feollowry, {rules and olgars. 0. Rirox-
Rro.z, proprietor. Telephone 70.
Wanted : any quantity dried apples.
They must be large brlgh!aures and
ahermehly dried, Rutter 11, eggs 16e.
Onr stook of dress good., silks and tan I.
net surpassed. (3. F• Eno, *Ingham.
Remember the annual het sapper la
Victoria street Methodist ebarsh oe the
eyes of Thk.glvlag Day, Thursday,
Dot. 18an
18th. In addition te the nipper then
will be wood program of vocal muslc, rood.
Cuisines short addressee, eta. All aro Milt-
ed. Admwion, 25o.
WAr6igt, FROM PaiDHAM.-If your m-
ann le nee settled Oh or before the 16th of
Oobober you cannot object bemuse alter
that date It will be In Division Court Clerk
Yeas' hands for collection, This is final
All busloms traeaotiose b.realt., will be
.trlotly oath. F. J. PaoDHAM.
ARCADE LOCALS•
White apron muslin all fie • yd. of Ne
Aroade.
New felt sailor", trimmed, 36o mak, all
Ohs Aroade.
All wool French flannels, 36o • yd., all
the Aroade.
Embroidery Hike 8o da, 2 d.., Is 115e,at
the Aroad..
W. have the meama, leo merob.sdise, sad
wive get the milliner, tee.
Wide and narrow soaks book *Ward
velvet rlbbm at half prise .t ►b..Are•da-
Can you wear 6jj, 6, 61 or 64 kid gloves!
If so,yn. oan boy • 81.26 quality for 66e .t
Ole Arode. C. W. Annum.
PS Meese Halifax tweed and k.sleeps.,
66 1n. wide, regular prIe. $1.10 and 81.86.
eludes ale week at the • yd.
W. would like In, Meads te vier ewe
millinery dep.rtmmh and gee the stook and
low prime we have prepared tor the heel -
noes bets. Tb•ak.givbse.
Joel received .t the Are.d.--06 41.410'
and mtsw' eases, 'newly Uwe diadem
Our epeeist pr10. for Mem fan Thered•r.
Frady ed ISatariay title week le 43.66,
Therm, le a .plmdld thane simian( thew
who will Irak .Mat the ladles' eta. easel
m.
Wo have than M' eklldroa tee ma Mw ea
N.26.mt 111M
.•Arias., O. W. r>ggymm
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