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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
The goderidh DeparlMdllt Siore
ie where you c.In trade to the ieat advantage. We can supply
all your Fall needs, as our Departments Wver all liues.of wear-
ing apparel.
FOR THE LADIES.
New 5fillinery, Ly
New Jackets and
Capes,
New Fore,
New Drees Goads
sud Silks,
New Under ear,
New Hosier) and
Gloves,
New Tailor Sults
made to your
order.
BOYS. It
FOR THE
Now Clothing,
New Short Uver-
omits,
New Fleeced - Lined
Uuderwerr,
New Braces and
Ties,
New eel les rt sad
BMA", .
• Ste., etc
FOR THE MEN.
New
Naw
New
New
New
New
New
New
AiltrIAF
Clothing,
Overt:o his,
Underwear,
Hata,
Shirts,
Saks,
Brans,
etc„ etc.
Fox ?He ams.
_hr1
New Mart
Cots,
New Dress
Goads,
New Dressy
Hats,
New Under-
wear,
New Fur Ruffs,
• New:bidders and Gloves.
Large Stock of New Fur
Caperines and Fur-hned
Capes.
THE NEW FALL MILLINERY.
]We have only the latest wearable /tying, not the loud and gaudy kinds.
our prices, too, are small, considering quality and style. Come and look
them over.
FOR THE HOME.
New Table Lints, New Oilcloths, New Carpets and Oaks' Loa, New
Blanketa, New Print', New Flannelettes.
11-)11 CASH AND ONE PRICE.
ittilliaRealrat
Smith Bro's & Co.
IDUN(IANNUN.
h.NortOs.-.The tooal ageoey In Dunn
non
for Tse Bwxat. Is at the office of J.O. WarD.
J.P., soave .neer. to.. who will motive or-
ders for suptions. advertising and lob
work. and 1s authorized to Riva receipts for
amounts paid for the same
(1•A. NEWTON, DENTIST, OF LUCK-
ll�� cow. wUl twatrms kL trip to IunRaa
am 1a Apr(l.-Ist and and IMday seen month.
TOWIDAY. Oot. 1616.
°WIMP *.0 Uotnu -Ales. Boyd, of
Lauder, a well-known and highly esteemed
pioneer farmer In the township of Ashfield,
whilst Irking In the Dungannon exhibition
sieve your humble scribe a pleaasot and
oemplimenlary vlel►_ .. . Mies Masai. Mo
Hay. of Blyth, who was brought up In
Dengannoa, 1. vldtlsi relatives and renew•
Ins fermis aogoal.laooesblp here..
Mies Maggie Wilmot, who hu been on a
lmalaees trip to her former home for some
time, loft oe Monday for hottlneau, N.
Dakota, tapir' her mother, who Is on an ea -
Needed visit to relatives there. They Intend.
all belay well, M return home next spring
Mrs W'm. O'Brien. of the Forest
City. 1. enjoylag herself vtettlog her sister,
Mrs. O'Ooaaor.
DUNLOP.
MONDAY. Ool. Ib.
Mrs. Atlas and Mrs. Thea. Tiobbonrne
were •I the Dungannon fair last week.
Judge Johostoo, of the Alvom• dutrlot,
was • transient guest la out burg Int week
seeing old Moods.
-- CARalMf.
MONDAY, Oot. loth.
A Mature under the aosploes of the V, P.
B. C. E. will be given in Smith's Hill ohurth
ua 0etebse 22nd by she Rev. Alezander
MaoMIllan. poster of S1. E000b's oburoh,
Lsreeto, and termer pastor of Smith's HBI
MO Auburn oeagregabloss. Those who
Listened te Mr. MasMlllao's former leoenre
to this church, os "The Banner and Homes
sf Sir Walter Soott," will look forward with
great pleasure bo the oomlog lecture,
'Martyr Heroes of the Soottleh Reforms
Hes. " Lecture to commeaea at 7.30 rest,
Elver eell.otlon to decry *spumes.
LEtBURN.
Moaner, Oot. 1516.
Mr. and Mrs. H•eohler, of Sande. and
children are visiting Mr. and Mn. H. ('bis•
holm and other relatives shoot here.
Mrs. O'Brien, of London, le visiting her
parents, Mr, and Mn. Foley, at Rosewood
and also relatives and friends about here
and le Ashfield.
Our genial towosma'' reel ('eraser.
last week got • pre -•-,I l,u.•. • relit' Ye beat
Termite of a h-. , nal S1. Bernard 11„1 nI
about nine weeks old. Mlohael intends to
train him to guide belated t
tthreogh the big scow drifts and Hr'v -ter
wind storms that ars N oommou u the
late shore 10 winter time. -.
Wedossday evening of last week-'flRtfi-
best of the Point Farm entertained Goias -
chlor Taylor sad rev ral of his bear reign
hors with Ju Liokl•ter and A H. Clutton,
of this plate, sod the Dunlop soribe. It
was a farewell to his brother, John W right,
et California, who is nnw on the eve of 61s
departure home after • pleasant visit In
Ootor(o with relatives and friends.
l'H COC H NOTss,--Rev. J. A. Aodersoo,
of Koos oburoh, Uoderioh, assisted our
pastor at the preparatory service on Friday
morning lot. On Sunday morning the
oo0gregsllea was • large one and holy oom•
muolon a-. partaken lit by • large number
ul memisu....0. Wednesday •fteruoon of
this week the W. M F. A. S. mast at the
residence of Mr. U. L.wsoi la Dunlop.. .
Divine service will be-ksld4athe ebureh et
10 30 A tr on Ttmwkslvrg Day.
WESTFIELD.
FNInAY• oar. 1216.
Cnulcu N,rrre --Tbe anniversary ,.r.
vlos. la 000neotloo with the Westfield
V ell. list church were held on Sunday and
Mood., of this week. Oo Suod•y morning
.1 after0000 Rev. W. G. Howson, of Clla-
1on, preached, and to it,. evening Rey. r.
It. McNair, of Dung.... on. Notwlth.tawd.
Ing the Melon -eat weather the o00gr.gatlons
were good, ...penally at the afternoon
msaling. 0u Monday syening • very Iao-
earful sacred concert was held, the oburoh
being packed to the doors. The Presby•
torten choir .1 iViogham rendered very ex-
cellent service S. Gooey, of Wingham,
Bass some vett Interesting readings. Mir
Mood WlI.on,of Godsrloh,end Miss Baoban•
.f Blyth, gave very •oospteble reoltatlons.
Rev. Jasper Wilson, of (loderluh, gave a
etrring address on the temptetioos that be-
►. ) Day ren, and W. H. Kerr, of
B. u... b, spoke of loyalty to the different
o. I ,,s of life. The audio/cos - was very
high) delighted with every part of the pro.
gram. Proceeds 1$100. The pastor In-
ter.,+. nommenoing • steles of spooled meet -
Ito.. on Wednesday, 1716 Inst
PORT ALB3ER1.
TvvtniY, Oot. 16.
Mise Holiday. of Sseforth, Is vMtlog
friends here.
Mr. James left yesterday morning for his
home 10 Pittsburg.
Jsiob Melee, jr., bad his brother, Tom,
were visiting their parents here last week.
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Moths attended the
funeral of Mr. McOee's mother It I' mond-
v111e last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mn Perrot, of Heoasll, spent •
tow dare last week with their old Glenda,
tfr. and Mn..1... Olver.
Mr. Ju. Hayden and Mir Dunbar In.
it.1Ih spend
T Baird. t Hrr eeg the fholiday
eld.
M
1' le i'resbyterian soolal held on Tuesday
eve leg of last week was a sne0ess. The
rrrnam was owl. the leeoh esu better
,r.1 the •mo.nb realised was beet.
Mr. Smith bad hie building, whloh was
(I0jnred by the flood lest sprlog, moved to a
more suitable position leak week. It isoon•
WALL PAPER
SALE eft;
This" is sale that iFbou nd
to attract attention.
Several hundred rolls of
Wall Paper (small quantities)
regular 8c, 10c 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
40c. Sale price, 20c and 25c.
WINDOW SHADES
All In stock will be cleared at vwemping Reductions. Than Floss
strictly CASH. Our Telephone No. is 100 R.
A-rct PORTER'S
Book and Wall Paper Store
Court House Squat Uoderich.
vealestly lilted up, aid is t►e lutes* tM
up -stoat will be used as • public hall, with*
weal b,AF, needed In this place.
SHEPPARDTON.
• Towboat. Oot 16th.
MoCosaell visited hie blebs, at
Lwow ea Ssoday.
MW MoCoeb, of Pine River, le the Rust
of Mrs. N.ieou 11ra6.m,
Fred geoid •ad his slater. of Duplop,
spent Sunday at Wm. Carey'.. At
A large numb., et our ultlseus .ajeysd •
pleasant ties. et Dungannon fair last Fri
day.
Our worthy hleckmd'h. Mr. 11.w. ep.ut
Salurdy wad Suede,/ In Iludereob town-
ship.
Mies Emma Fwt.r. of Noderlch, leep.nd•
lug. abort lime at her home here belure
Ieay.ng for Toronto.
Mrs Wm. Burrow,, wbu bas been in 1).
trolt for •bout two months fur her health,
arrived home last l hulsder. I1'.. are entry
to say she is not much improve,' In health.
COUNTY CURRENCY•
Clinton : Potatoes are • good orop •i,,!
are 2bo Ger buabel.
tlederlub township : A broad emlle
brightens the ooanteuenoe of G. Cooper last
now :1115 boy
Zurich : A tat man's btcyol. res. between
D. Dyer and U. Fnti, Is expected to draw
• large orowd to Zurich ou Thanksgiving
Day.
1Vio.bam : Tb. remains et the late Ruby
Alam., daughter of J. R. Adem.,ut Semis,
formerly of Wingham, were brought hero
tor latermeob.
Clinton : Mlles Susie Steep, formerly of
Clinton, daughter of the late John Steep,
was married to Toronto, on th. 2od to a
Mr. 'foppin. of that *ay.
1.Vinghem : H•nsoombe and Aldine have
been to town far some days, .ad have made
•rrangew.ote to have the toutedry her. put
In shape and will .stabllsb • malleable
works here.
Wingham : D. E McDonald, who has
been quits 111, 1. now improving. Th. Ors
brigade, of which he is • member, has bad
a nurse li attendance, the opt of which has
been taken from their benefit fund.
Swlort6 : James Bristow, of the South
ward, has ripe raspberries in his garden.
Ripe raspberries io Outober are so rare as
to be worthy of note and vo to show who/
the climate of Ootarlo Is capable of when
00 !Os best behayi.r.
Hay : The funeral of the late Conrad
Wagner, on Monday morning of lost week
was largely attended. Mr. Wagner was
well koowo, having b.eo one of the old
settlers of Hay township. tie leaves a
widow, three sons and five daughters to
mourn hie IOU.
Clinton Allred Miller suffered much
pain tor a who. from .n •ocldent he reo.Iu•
ed at the organ Isolate. While at work
with a rip saw • board flew book and
struck him on the abdomen ; he was laid up
tor • week, and will not be able to resume
work for some time.
Ulintro : Dr. W. J. R. Fowler, formerly
of town, who has so euoo.ealully and dol.
fully oarrted ou his practice here, has' du•
posed of the same to Dr. J. Fr..man, of
Hull, England. The doctor has returned
to Ger former position as • lecturer io the
Outwits Veterinary College.
ltgmoodvtlle : Oa Wednesday morning,
October 1016, occurred a vert' pretty wed
ding when Mtn Johaaoah Mo(lrath, daugh•
ter of Mr. •ad Mo. Michael Mut..-nth, of
High street, was united in marriage to
Robert Devereaux, cos GI the prominent
manul.rturers of 161. town.
Egmont] A gloom wsoaan her the
village through the death et_it< Jacob
Mol;.s in the seventy seveat* year of her
age. She wis born la the pariah of K11.
holly, Ttppersry, Ireland, and oam. to
Canada over slaty years ago, and lived In
this neighborhood for over forty years.
Kipper Rev. W. Gould and wife have
returned le their m'ssioe work In Formosa,
after. year's furlough. They lays their
two eldest ohlldren at the home of Mrs.
Gould's mother, Mrs. Nellie, 1. be edoo.t-
ed ; 16.ir third ohlld, • little girl, •doom.
panted them, their youngest ohlld having
died daring the summer.
Tes
Caw... Night Alarm.
"(foe sight my brother's baby was taken
with croup," writes Mrs. J. C. Snider, of
Crittenden, Ky. "It seemed tt would
strangle before we Gould get • dootor, NW*
taws It Dr King's New Dlsoovery, whin*
gave quick relied and p•rmeently cured I1.
Ws always keep It In the hones to protest
our children from croup and whooping
oougb. It oared ms of • obronlo bronchial
trouble that no other remedy would re-
lieve." Infallible for cough., oolds, throat
and loos troubles. b00 and $1.00. Trial
bottles free at Jos W Ilsos's drag store.
Tss SJ0IAL to Jaa. ink, 1901, ler 20s.
FOURTH
ANNIVERSARY
-0r 17e-
OPIENIIINO OF 4:47t
St Peter's Church
WILL SS O0L1ILATRD OP
SUNDAY, OCT. -Ist,
1)1 sr. TIMM diff .
The Altars will be basidNully dec-
orated with Iiiht' and flowers, the
walls with hunting and the towers
with flags. Early Maw at 7.30 a.m.
High Masa at 10 a.m. , afternoon
service at 3 30. al. Peter', Choir,
with sacred selections by the Black-
stone (Orchestra. Hermon at the after -
norm service by REV. FR McMEN-
A M IN. Subject, "The Leading Evil
of the Dy." Everybody cordially in•
eked and all made welcome.
irrCTiRTA OPBRI -HONE
Monday, Oct. 22
13. F. MITCHELL'S
All Star Company Present' the Let
est Iwugh Sneer*"
"Smith's Wife"
'Full of instructive Fun.
Has Never Disappointed an Audienoe
High -Mum Comedy, with Funny
Plot
12 -PEOPLE -I2
Offering all that is New and Timely.
Prices, 25c., 86c. and 50c.
Plan open at Parlor's Friday,
TO ADVaHTIBERB.
Mottos of changes must be lett at els
(ItHoe not later than ltaturday
noon Th. g 1 p) for changes
must be left not tete.r than Mon-
day noon Casual Advertisements
aooepte d an to noon Wednesday of
each week.
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Dint n
are simply kidney disorders. The kldtts7.
filter the blood of all that shouldn't be
there. The blood pease. through the kid-
neys every three eninutea. If the kidneys
do their work no impurity or cause of
disorder coo remain in the clrculatioe
longer than that time. Therefore if your
blood ie out of order your kidneys have
failed in their work. They are In Deed of
stimulation, strengthening or doctoring.
One medicine will do all three, the finest
and most imitated blood medicine thane
1.
Dodd's
Kidney.
Pills
IT'S YOUR NERVES
It's the Condition of Yours
Nerves That Either Makes
Your `..ire a Round of
Pleasure or a Use-
r less Burden
-To many wonl.:ulife is 111' round of nick
Henn, weakness and i11 health. Tu attempt
ec, ., the slightest household duties fatigues
them. Many of the symptoms acolompuny-
ing this state of decline lie : a feeling of
tiredness un waking, faintness, dizziness,
nuking feeling, palpitatiwi of the heart,
shortness of breath, !oars .d appetite,
hands and feet, ho.lao• he, dark,arclee under
the eyes, pain in the track a,.<t side and all
the other tucompanimenti &..& &two
aril weakened constitution.
All these aymptotus and twudttipwe.-.n,
simply the result of a poor quality, and
defective circulation of the bloat, with a
wasting away of the nerve force..
Ry feeding the system with
.DR, WARD'S
sv
BLOOD AND NERVE PILLS
ou strike at the root. of tow disuse and
lay a solid foundation on which to build.
Soon the weight increase., the sunken
cheeks and flattened busts flit-@nfr.,lilteyes
get bright and the thrid et--renewedReaTth
and strength vibrates through the system.
?fluent' per hoz at all druggists', or y'
,t DR. WARD CO.,
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tairausaffamiut
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CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
Planing Mill lid Feotory, (.m
brie Hoed, Uoderich,
A templet. stook of
Dressed and Undressed
Lumber,
Flooring and Siding, .
Lath. Shingles, Etc.,
Sash and Doors on hand and
made to Order on short
notice.
Stor® Windows & Doers a Specialty
Fstlmals famished Tama moderate.
JOHN MORRIS,
GODS/110H.
YOU
can't afford to buy shoe* that
huft you, for you spend two
thirds of your lite in thew. Ni
shoe,, no matter at what price,
eau titmore comfortably, morn
uatur•Ally, more gracefully, more
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•
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That is the reason these shoes
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They feel as condonable as a
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0,
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ALWAYS ON HAND
TSUI =MT
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III THZ MASCOT
All Coal weighed on the Market Boles,
when yon get MOD IM. for • ton.
WM. LEE.
Orders left al LEE a SZSP8.AD'8
Eters p•omptly attended to.
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ys
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DIRECTLY WEST OF LE ROI No 1 AND No. 2.
....BIG FOUR....
Consolidated iloId mining Co,
Non -Assessable and Non -Personal Liability.
Capital $250,000, 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.
Thu Properties of thio Cowpsuy are situated directly west and 600 feet
lower ill elevation than the fawoue Ln Roi No. 1 and Le Roi No. 2, that are
uow ehippiug 10,0 J ton** week. The Workings conaiat of • Shaft and Two
Tunnels, driven to tap the ore body on three separate and distinct veins. No.
1 Tunnel on this vein is iu over 100 feet, and No. 2 Tunuel ou this yein has
reached a depth of 112 feet, with three and one-half feet of shipping ore in
right, and forty feet of the lodge to crowd out. The ore is identical with the
Le Roi ore, the High -Grade Gold -Copper Ore of the camp. The No. 3 Vein
hos been opened in tive places for 2,000 feet, which dips to the I.X.L. adjoin-
ing, which is now shipping the highest grade ore in British Columbia, Sey
oral buildings are on the ground, with two blacksmith shops and large board
iug'house, etc., with water and timber in abundance.
Our sways have averaged from ;5.00 to $800 in Gold. Copper and Sil-
ver ; and the shipping facilities are the lest. The Great Northern Railway
runs three times through the ground, three smelters close at hand, and re-
duced charges of $4.00 per ton for shipping and smelting, and we are now
ready to start shipping ore.
The shares in this Company have been strictly pooled, and we will issue
Pooled reoeipta only until the Pool is dissolved. We need money, and will
send you 100 shares for $7.00, 1,000 for $60.00, 5,000 for 11275.00, and 10,-
000 for $500.00.
Le Roi No. 1 once sold for 2c., now $50.00 ; Le Roi No. 2, five posed
shares,pow $80.00. Addrear
JAMES LAWLER, Managing Director,
BOX 545, ROSSLAND, B.C.,
OF. Money can be seat core Hank of Montreal.
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Trcasarcr's Sala of Lauds for Tates.
COUNTY OF Ill; RON, T. l y1 r : By virtue of warrant, ander the hand of the Warden
and seal or the oorparetloa of I I, .. ."sty or Heron, ,sated the 21st day of Anoint. 11100, oon,
mandiog we to levy upon the Inn I . 1, .reinafter desorlb.f. for the arrears of taxer roepeotlre
ly due thaewoo, together with oat. .otioe Is hersbr when that oaken such teas* and Dost,
are sooner paid, I shall In oompI♦,oe with the l'oasolideted Arrsmeot Lot. chapter 111
kt. B. O. lew7, prooesd to eel by politic auction the said lands or so much thereof as may tie
necessary to discharge toe same. at the Court Hoose, In the To •. of Ooterioh. oo
Tuesday, the 4th Day of December, 1900.
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Patented 11147 84 $3 u
Palmated 1 ff f 50
Pau■tea 110 250
' 4 a 1 50 a 74
TOWNSHIP OF ORIY.
13 50 Patented
VILd.AO1 OF IIZNFItYN IN GREY.
IA K Patented
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VILLAGE 01 FORDWICH IN HO WICK.
Alberta`. N % 1apatealsd
TOWNSHIP OF MULLETT.
5 1 Patented
TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY.
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TOWNSHIP OF USHURNI,
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VILLAGE OF BAYFILLD.
t. Andrews survey 3 Bayeeld Road si Pasmosa
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IT WI 11 PAY y� attend PnrestOItyBadnaw tilrtlrti
(7oIleg1ne, Londont,a.. (hit Practical instructionand mpeaham-
tical subjects For over fifteen years we have been in
teach u ith young people end their north, and the Antinean world and its regairelaente.
Every facility at command for aiding young people both before and after graduation. We
are doing aapetior work 1 results prole tt. Send for our (;,•`telog lie and (3o11ege Journal.
J. w. WESTERVELT, Prinotpal•
S
armers
ALBERT W. WISE,
i'vAl.IIN IN
Far® Implements and Machinery.
Doering nlnden. Mowers• lakes and Twine.
Also J W. Maven goodie
W llklnsen 4'.omen of all styles
Wat.o.. of Ayr. Pnlpera
E verything made of the vary heat material.
Napalm M all lewds knot on hand.
Weald be pleased to have you cell and la.
Rpeni goods before mockeries, eisnwhcre.
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and all ottere who alae Hardware are Invited to see
goods and prices McKENZIE & HOWELL offer.
This is a splendid time to do fencing. We have yet a
pretty fair assortment of sizes of our now fame(' 11ttistetfF
1t►-. gszwisn. Hundreds of rode pub up this year is
this locality, and invariably it is said to be the beat farm
'---fence on the market.
We have a fine line of House and Barn Furnishings,
such as 1.ATC1101c, HIIfoRR, 1.00111, GLASS, PAINTS, VARRISBU,
TAN PAPRN, COW CRAMS and BULL FIXTURES.
A large importation 01 tie- Examen SIMMS awl
HRovR1.s has just arrived. TWO are marked down very
low.
Our new MIAMI DOR SRwfwri MACRIER in all that is
claimed fe r it, being the Mgt value out. We sell them
down at bottom prices. it has points of etoetienrse not to
he found on other machines+.
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Kenzie Howell
PLAOL TO auY ALL. HARIWARN OMEAP.
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