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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1900-11-1, Page 9argain Day '.ommencing to -day (Thursday), and for oue week values that you will appreciate In new and season- able goods. Don't miss it. JAOESTB A Special Lot in difierent colon rang- ing from $4 00 to $5.00. Clearing at $2 50. A large range of bent values in new- est Mile Jaoketa. Prices away down. Special Lot Fancy W rapperettes, Prints and (linghams, Clearing at Inc. FLANIMerrrie Extra Value Very Heavy Stripe Flannelettes, regular 8o quality. You know bow these goods have edvanoed. Clearing at bo a yard. Ha Laid 11W AMI $ose, regular 25o. QEaring at 20c. MILLINERY Now is the time to get a jaunty, ready to -weer lint to save your good trimmed hat ; goods worth $1.00 to $1.25. Clearing at 75c. Special Lot nicely trimmed Hate for Ladies and Girls, really worth double the money. Clearing at f$I 00 and $1.25. CLOTHING Home Special Bargains in Men's Suits and Overclats. Come and look over our large stock. UNDERWEAR Special Line Men's Fancy Striped Underwear, goods worth 40 cents each. Clearing at 25e each, See our extra value Wool Socks, 2 pain for 25c. Special Line Men's and Boys' Peak Caps, clearing at laic. COME AND SEE WHAT CASH CAN DO FOR YOU, Smith Bro's & Co. DUNGANNON. about four weeks eojoyisE hermit visiting N6rlca- The boat ae•ees in llt1aBW�aaos for Tag Statist Mal the. who will motile'. or- ders or ea .atter, to advertising and job - wort, for Is authorised wort, end Is autho'r5d to lies receipts for bmouIY paid for the same 1'1 A. NKWTON, DKNTIST, Or LUCK. t -T now. wtil resume e his tripe to Dungan ata in April. -IM sad 3rd 1rldaysack month. TctwD•T, Oot 30, 1900 ham%- . . - Soethampton street, wbiob to the mala street to our progressive tiller', is beteg o• vend with • out of crewel by John KOpatrlok, publlo works owlraotor, and Iaspeoter A. Sprout DI:3Ane.-I)VW Jardtae'e mother pared awsy ea Teasley alibi at an adwsoosd ago The laurel will stake platy from the reel dues ea the OM* 0000emiox of Asbfi.ld, K.D..se Fridmiell 11 l• the morning to MDgrrlr.I. -TM .wafotpal fathers o1 WO Womanish, will meet lo the township 1rUM Meoday, the fifth of November. All eetteelaed may mutant Mtenteslves a000rd lyly. Ashfield municipal sound! will meet se Saturday, the teeth of November. W EATN IR -The loog spell of dry and! beautiful weather was broken by teary showers el rain darts*/ send•y "labs 154 Meade', wbleh will be beasfieW to the tuning oommuully, as alas maay other, who me and have been moues .1 water. HER TO TR■ MAXoa.-(ase day last week Robert Derain. oss. 6, W. W•wanoeb, was made the mildest of • voluble present, It beteg an bete to the mason, a fins bouncing toy. We o.eeratslate the baby parents ea lbs arrival of she breaborn, hoping ht will be loot .pared to Mem. THE SIGNAL • GODEItICH ONTARIO. Thos. Rlobudeon, u., end Wm. west o0 the 'suasion to Muskoka Met Friday. W w. Bogle and two obtldreu, Violet nd Willie. aro •mono the ,au•releslate to Msekuka, (1u amount of the quarterly meet lag at Nile scat Sunday, eervtos will tie at 7 o'utouk hers. Five years more of good wages for the workingman. her paresis, Mr. •ed Mrs. Foley, bosoship ot Colborne. her sister, Mrs. .1. O'Connor', Ilunr•0000, and other relatives to the slc'•Ity, retorted homewards ors Tuesday lost ...On Monday Mrs. ID Keo, ofltlylh, gibe bee been very 111, sod Is now nioely coo - seeming, end who tor some time nos been Malting her ester, Mn. Wm Nevis., (:ode dolt, arrived ben to recruit her health sod visit relatives. We bop. that she will In the near future be restored to her wonted state of beallb, so that ebe may be able to resume her household dales .. Robert McCaig, wbo bee been for some time re siding it Thsssslon, arrived bore, where he formerly lived, on Moolay. Five years more id. flit' gri wing time for Cana.l•l. • LEIWRN. Tuleat i. Rev lir. Hstdsreos will remit We ee Sunday. - Horses Horton end Daniel If aired .telt• ed nor townsman, Wm. Cook, at fort Al berg this week. A wstob end obatn were reoently stolen from the restdeooe of I eolel Carney when ho was away from Isom. The heavy rate of Monday Is hearttly welcome and till plowing will be started with great vigor In order to finish before the snow sowas. HI'v,iN'i Exvzomox,-Two of our prom - isnot sportsmen, B. J. Or•wford and D. Stogie, left here os Monday via Godertob es • hosting expedition to OiIIaad.r for about two weeks. Ws hops they will have s Mg time and return home, with a good re port of bovine dose well In the Mantle, grounds, sed le the best of Melte. ('RCeCH Ietr,TDt.-Rey. Mr. Hall, of Barrie, bad Rey. Mr. Goldberg, of Dungan ass, exobascd pulpits en last Sebbatb ... . K.v. Wm. Stews, iodise Mresieoary at Cho- ose.., en the wast oases of HrlM.h Columbia, esoapled the pulpit in the Me►bodial oburob aero at menbg sed evenfwg services on libretti Wet, Oh thea being the meow o1 tMrl.eary work amen/ the Indians, also WU mode o1 11v1ag, habits and super, MIIYas, and lbs manner le wbloh Ibsv are te Mtdl*/foesly appreaobed for ei•IllasUon sed proper salter. Moth dlsoourees were listened to "Flea wraps attesies. The rev. seed gentleman I. well ynabfied for mission- ary work .mons the Indian, as from Ione experience he to thoroughly soqualoesd with Mem. DUNLOP. TugsDAT, Dot. 30. Mr. and Mrs. (;lacier soloed • very pleasant rlslt to Crewe this week Mr Sates has reslrsd the foremanship of namLok'e farm, and guise to Uoderleb to Ilve. In the meantime the farm is being managed by U. Uurb.bt and 1V, K White- ly till Jubu Wblttly, of Petrol'. who has, we understood, been appointed by Mr. Hamlett le liU the duties of the Poet. oouiee Io mown" them. - " Union, peace, friendship and fraternity." -Sir Wilfrid Laurier to his countrymen. AROUND TOWN. OUT Hate. MIIeSTIRUI. - 1bs •'s. re. Ilabti" Guy ilrulbere Mtuettele ma•Ir i heti anneal viol, to Iowa on Msuday •04 lj,,o►a • porturm•oos in the Opera Hou.. Althouel, it wie • wet Dight. the •ttsod.uos was .uBioleolly lugs to show that, uotwltb- steadies Ito rentarliably Isup tea, Use 00m pony hat not loss 11. great popular sty, and the show OD Moodily irritator was se good as those of former veers. 'res 00011 street parade end the playing of the oompsy's fins band wen Demo and beard end eoluyed I bo f the t ps ple REMINISCENCES OF '91. (ir•ewaYC scene 1a the Mw Whoa Mr. Tarte rerr•.Lted Mika Charges.1Fruni t Frum Toronto Ulote It war my privilege to los to Ottawa dur- log the exciting these that marked the early nineties themmemorable, r•Iblke when pp! end Parliamentwere exercised reeudbib */ e revelatic0s b be en mods of oorrupblensuee In the public servlos. Excitement ran hlgb, and, as we natural- ly'spooted, the "Glories of the House were anodes upon the day that Mr. 'Cute was to brio down his obarges against the Minis aw ter of Public Works, Sir Hector Laevin, end the member for Ooebeo West, Mr. Thos. MoOreeTy• How Intently 1 listened when Mr. Tarte bog= to speak. and how disappointed 1 wee when 1 found le was using Frenoh However, he soon swltohed o8 into Eng Bah, and in • mst oanimated manner told hew dI.Wteful his Mek was to blmsell "Only," he bald, "• very strong mese of public duty compelled him to take his present mares sod expose the wrongdoers,' mod looking •orothe floor of the House to the moot oocupled by the then Premier, the 1•te air John Msodooeld, be related how be had eo often gone to Sir John and boeought , Pim 1 put an end to praottos. is the Public %asks Department that wore mak' ng honest men blush, but his entreaties and warnIogs were to no purpose All he said was disregarded. To Mr. Tarte the House gave breatblese •ttentlon. His charges were most .peot80, sod caused many of hie listeners to wines. As he ooccluded the msmben Indlo•ted rose and indignantly denlod the oharem, bub what followed we all remember. An im- pttal trial proved bow well-founded Mr. Torte's allegations were. A'l through this ordeal Mr. Tarte showed many greed qubllties, but the one 1 admir- ed most was bis great courage. He set his lax as Loomed Mut ; those whom t s Locod be fearlessly 000froeted. What he bad to say he would say to their biome We felt 1t was • true man, acting manfully, wbo was engaging our atteotloo. Ids incurred by .1 - esposurs the deadly comity of the R HTwI'n Wk,yD•'-Ohlosgo, Illinois, was the stens of • miry pretty wedding on Out lOth, when Wise S. Foley, of lessers, Oat., and Wm. Iswrsaoe, tormerly of Lon- don, Ont., now proprietor of the Eureka Bakery, Chicago, were united in marriage. The oeremooy was performed by the Rev. Father Moore, oI Our Lulu of Sorrows °boroh. Ths bride looked charming .n'1 was dressed In • superb Dream applique gown with pearl trimming and hat to nabob, and wits .bly vetted by Miss Altos Smyth. who was dressed In an elegant cos- tume of Dream .111 The groom was sup- ported by Frank MoMehoo, of Chicago. Immediately following the osremony • re. creation was given to their honor by the students of the Northwestern UslyuMty Datil College, at wboe lob the happy ople received many useful and *twiny prawns. t.oedo papers please espy. Five years more of peace and prosperity. Rltn nr'Inu,- Oo Monday, the Wood lot., Abraham Culbert, of the bib r -os., K 11. Ashf.ld, was, as Damhase Rumor hIt, the reolplenl of en Invaluable gift, • floe bouncing boy, prese•ted le him by Ws be loved partner Is IQs. Mr. C. M I0 clones quote sxul/log(y wearing nomerees smiles. We do sot wonder that be feels so extremely joyful, as we bows hese laformd that It Is about elitism yearn Mees kin. 0. ted walk .ow happy liege w • sugbter. Mother and son are ,,peeled to h. getting 00 well. We ',steed to them oenceratel.- Moo. end, as they Dow bats • danrhter and a .en, ss trust that they will he long spared to oomforl and sheer their parents. I't.ie5AttT VISIT.-i)srlag !set week your bumble scribe, J. 0. Ward. .1 1'., .pens a pleasant Gad eujeyabls Um. ;''ting former sad esteemed aequalet•so. sod Weeds In the beautiful and p.'..-Ivo'mi reat r °nt y town. Promiseet arses( theme by whom I was entertid levery kwpitably were Wm Presdteot, barrister, sad kls amiable part- ner, Mrs. 1'rondfo. , and whilst there 1or spiel en enjoyable ties le ooen veatina wllb Mr. Proen adfoot's verable father. I was math pkuto se4 be n btu* looking sod 'Wse vig Cassa 1 also spent some tines with John Ballo and W daagbMr, Mice Minerva, them whom 1 renslvd crest kind• r.•ore sad hospitality .ed 111.4 pleased bo sen Me venerable gentleman .ej0yleg fairly geed health. 1 ory party, and the Tory press stall follow hard at his beets, and in the most atrocious manner hie name Is execrated and an.them- mired. 1. this hounding of Mr. Tarts fair or brave, 1e 10 lo keeping with the tradl• twos of the Anglo•Saxon' Every mast honest heat Briton looks for fair pisy, both 'dee, and will not be moved by th. wrath and Innuendo et W ColigerTe1Te by • •rge sum r o • ownso . inanely S•aeos EXTIMnrti. Aa Ult•w• despatch rays : Fishermen from all parte el Ontario have teen bitterly oomplalulsg of theft foliose this season to make any son siderable watch. '1 be exerecce mildness 01 the fall bee osue.d the beh to remain to the deeper water, so that they ovoid not be Lagoa along lbs lasbor*. as usual. Numer• sus pstltloos have two presented urgloy the extensien of the senses In order to pre vent what prowess to be gnat distress In some lowittlss se a result of this failure. The deportment has, tberelore, deolded to make • general sateosioo In Ontario up to November 10th for taking whitefish and salmon trout, and • further extension of fire days from t'utut Edward through the Rivers Mb. Clair and Detroit, •od all along the Canadian shore of *,eke Kt 1e to Fort Erle. 1 fAerot'T(D ItyTitt''r lievialMarTATtVI - G, F. Kmertoe while In London lost week wee offered end steepled a position with the Nordhslmsr I'iaou and Music Uo., of Toronto, In oonneotlen with the W astern Om• tato branch of the osn.paey'5 boeloese, wbtoh has its beadquar'ere at London. Mr. Emerson will be the company's repro esotative tbroegboub bbl. distrleb, oompele lag the county of Huron •ud oontivuoas territory. His sooep5oos of eh*. position will not sffeot the battens of the Emeritus Bicycle end Musio House, whish will still bounder the management of Mr. Emerwo, who twat he 41,1e to spend • portion 01 his time here Mr Emerson has been the Iooal agent of Ibe Nordh.lmer 1'ompsoy for some years, and lite (sot thee they have given him • wider field and • position of greater tampon/Ability is • Orator, lodio.ttoo of their •ppreolatloo of hie poet .eevloee. Tits 1'htsovrit o' ZLNDA - A ple•slog presentation of "The Presser of %nod•' was givso at the Opera /inure last Friday eysolog by a cowpony ardor the manage- ment of Messrs. F.,nast and 1 .ed Shipman, wire! produotiene of 94•keep-,erl•n ploys lest season were se well removed. The audience wis not so Targe as might saes been expected, but thore who bad the pleasure i I seetog lbs poi Ii rmsooe wen en• thusieetic In thair praises of 11s m..• its, ee- pectally [boo, femi ter with Antbooy Hope's lasolnattug rom..00e All the leading roles errs well-ue'01..l, each put b•.g &Mimi In • most creditable me•,ner. Elmer Ruff - bum, •Ir"mdy a tave,ri's with • 0 olerioh audience, nroyed himself • idolise utK meter i f ate dditoult double role. Moe Allo. 1'ejlnr meds • °harming prinoess. She presents • pdseter stags appea sess, and U possessed of • sweet .sloe. well Das• taints" her pert as leaden lady. 111.. Eugenio DuBois oeptlw'e 1 her •ado tine on bee drat apprsranoo H., fine pre.er.ce snit clever wt• sg won for her deseretd ap- plause Tb• other mtmbers of Ile oom- pony were all effective in the r several parte. The coetomee were exaed'eply rlcb and beautiful, while the stage sett'ypand.d - fscte were hsads.me.od herm0oloue. The oompaoy, having d.01,/ 0 nm• -e 'a town oyer Sunday, gave . benefit for she mensge- meet of the Opera Hones on 9.terday syening. Five years more of progress for Canada. Creel Lark .1 an Seller. politiolans. 'grin two years •11 'Baru be ours eeraes Ie there • Literal worthy of lbs •aalSI$* the paints of my bemie tailed," write. who w111 allow himsslt b be stampeded ky soot taotiw' In the same way tbsy per- secuted Hooksett. and Cartwright. "We will love tam all the more for the enemies he bas mads." The " nest of traitors " want to get back to power. Elec- tors of West Huron, are you going to help them ? editor H. N. L -.err, of Symms., KGs., "thea 1 was wholly oared by Beeklen's Arnim Salve." It's the world's beet for enmities, sore, sod all skin disease.. Italy 2bo at Jas. N'ilso.'s THAT BENMILLER MEETING. To the Editor of THE Stumm., 1401 SIR, -I take objection to Mr Mit- obell's report of the meeting held by Mr. Holmes at Reomtller on the 221d ist., ee reported In The Star newep•per. In that report I •m dosimeted am the "Imported chairman" for the pension, • statement ib•t 1. wholly untrue, for my preemie at the Dittos of meeting was purely an accident, and my old friends to and armed the vll legs honored me with their 000tldenos. I hays mote right to say, stnos Mt. Mitchell Indulges 1a oommsrolal berme, that he was "exported' from Ooderloh by Mr. McLean to represent his Interoete, than he bas to bay that Mr. Holmes "Imported" me to 611 the plies of chairman. flv•tbe aye, 1 have not head that the apology promised by Mr. Mttobell to Mr. Holmes sod to those present at ►he meeting In reterence to the Brookville posbofBoe bee been received. 11 he oannet apologise he should be more care- ful In making suoh rub statements' before a public audience and at lest should ao• knowledge that sometimes he Mike "through his bat" white he gets Into the heat of d1" pate when on a publlo platform. Yours rite.. JAMLo 0. LI Tourt1. Goderich, Ore. Nib, 1900. OODERICH TOWNSHIP. srr,i�ix DiaTH. -Joseph Rutledge, • most highly respected resident of the Huron road, died on Saodsy, October 21st., after as Ulnen of only two hours. ifs was In the habit of attending the afternoon serene 1e Ales Mstbodlsteheroh, of whish he ems • onnsletsnt and faithful member, and was on lite way there when he meta friend, and oonpleinsd of an acute pain in the region of Ms heart. He was •Deleted hank to his home and • medio•1 mho Galled Is, who pro souoosd his oue hopeless, and tie shortly atberw•rds passed away at the age of moveety•mlx years and fivs months. H. rause to this ooantry about the year 1912, mottling on bile lot whloh has ever 'nos teen big home. He was a man of "terl.oe ohar- eater and • good neighbor. His wife, sae sea and lone daughters survive, and have the sympathy of the entire community Two of the daughters are married, beteg Mn Walter Iearoyd, Gale, and Mrs. (lee. Sturdy. A large onmber attended the toosr.l on Wednesday, showing the esteem in whtoh deos.sd was held. Hrrnga AND TRrTRIi.-Mr. and Mrs. kotetyre, er., e1 ANaeid, left for home en Saturday arnleg of Met week, after boo- kie • pleasant visit wick their eon, Abuse dee.... Mee. las. Rego, Deagaeanw, mid Yw Jennie lord's.. Asblsld, left here on Toady el • shiftily seer te 'datives and aegoelataaoas 1w Hetes tewatklp •d .the. palate. W. wish seism • pleewst visa sed safe return....'1110 MNber., m,nther e1 Aahlsld aealelp.l °semen, aeeempasled by him wife, his Iwe daegktar., Ray and Rda, red Miss Rey, daughter if W. Authors, the smtissed township clerk of Asbleld, 1515 ea Tomas, se a visit to relatives at North Hat. We wish them a geed mss. dating Gm visit sad safe esters... Mn. Cherek loft lest week be jela be. hashed at Mediu Skis lath Berry, W t►. Aepmy *Mee . Wier sheet • week 4 visit to re- latives bees, deslag whisk thee we wars CMswd se see ter enjsy her Obit. kW we lite fu4 , Ise IMMO* •Mia Aa (Varies, N Leeds•, Ort., who bee bees fen PORT ALBERT. TusanaT, 001. 30 Id re ,1 smog Geoid is .Melting in Milverton. Rev. Mr. Hall, of Have, preached le Christ ohornh an Sunday smiting IoW. (lharlis and John Toots, of Pie* River, .1'td relatives here o0 Setarday and saeday. Mrs. Wedel returned to her home in Chtoe*/o yeetsrday. alter spending • month with her d.aebter, Mrs. A Smola. Mr. Mole, of Fritter, organizer for the O. F., was hers last week looking aptoms mew members and tM0eeotleg other hotness Mr. Ostrow and Mr. Md1111lenddy, of Goderieb, "peke In the ietsr.ts of Mr. Relines, In the school hent. hen on Saint ( day ovules. Five years more of good times. r NO EXCUSE SPECIAL NOTICE TO WATER TAKERS All water rates are now duo and roust be paid by the 10th of Nov. or the supply turned off. By outer, Water and Light Committee, W. L. NORTON; ('ot to -tor Five years more of trade expansion. BOOKS AND PERIODICALS • LITIRARY Nae" -Dort at this time o1 the year the reader" of magazines are o0n nderleg whet serindlomis shall lee ordered for 1901, and most manatees are publish• tag tbe'r next year's program. At the head of every list, patriotic ()then• should Place The Canadian Magazine. le is the only high stars puhlloation in the country to *blob nor literary men and publtolete may contribute. It lr distinctly national In the 1.000 that Ib ciroel•tes in every part of Casette and deet with anon brier s In tercet every °lllz.n, no matter whether he (Ivor by the ()elf of 9t fewneeo e or among the mountains of Rrltleh ('olumbl•. The Canadian M.gartoe hs • considerable cit o letlnn in Great Britain and the (Jolted States and also In the following rooslelee India, Japan, Philippine., M stn't's. New Zulesd, Zweite., British North Romeo, .1 aaln0, Rarb*ii ss,Brlaise (Jahns, Brasil, Chill, Merino, Hawaii, Russia, nor- mality, ermaty, and Hungary. A magazine which it roomed with Mich favor abroad ohosld he well supported at home act that ib may he enabled lo de its work well. The Novem- ber nember, just to hand, oeetaias same valuable srtlnlss, bo(nding "A Visit to a Rnand-op," dlsetr•sei by John intim. and "The Story of Plight (t.eersl Kleotlnos," by Arthur H. 0, Dnignkono. spell■ L1he twlldgrw. When Usage are "the ben" they boons "the bast mollies." Abreh•m Hare, • lead- ing dregglst., of Belleville, O„ writes : "baeetrte Bitters us the hest mina' bitter. 1 have handfed In 20 years." Yon knew why' Most diseases begin be dlserdsas of stemaeh, liver, kldnsys bowel., bleed and serves RIeoM1n Bitters Mee. up the seemaeh, regulates lever, blither sad bowels, purifies the bleed. ebe..gtksse the servse, hawse mores melUtndSs of seaside.. It builds rip the entire system. Pete sew 1110 and vigor late amy weak. sickly rea dews essa sr WOOa& robs b0 swots. Held M Jen. WlkfBE. drsgglet• et Reigraire Met week. Tome Gerdes, el St, Aegustlee, greet Benda, at her home here Etna Renews speas a few days with her Balla Ones eat her sesan. Mae Rem el Nils, awe Andes Is Tlersisa ALBERT W. WISE, I'P0 00 IY Farm Implements and Machinery, leering Binder.. Mowers, Rakes and Twine. Also J. W. Mann goods I'Uoghs. Ihilpers, etc. Waikervil s Wagons • s,veoWty, Everything made of the very hoot material Repairs of all kinds kept on hand. Would be pleased to have you call and Ie npsot goods before pnrohaeing Msewhere. ('TASK CASA PRICES. Will open np to the old Angus MoKlnno etand shoot eetsb^r 3.111. sposexamareennumersesenigal Fashion is not everything, lett t:tere is no er.CU.e for any woman we•riug out of -date, clumsy footwear, when the Famous American Shoe For Women is to be had •t the sante price. The most up to date and the Finest Fitting Shoe Made One Pelee Alwav• 3.75 One of Many Styles Mho Kid. Medium Heavy Sole. Low lied. TIIUM tgAT, Nov. 1, 1900. A General Favorite. SEL THAT THIS IS BRANDED ON EVERY MUM I SACT ae.wosuenon GI TMie 5TTts WOOL P.T. HALLS SOLE AGENT. iseeeDsorw.!n„w.o,wel"w.n..,....s ..,.,. 9 Four Books YOU SHOULD READ FOB. SALE ONLY AT PORTER'S BOOK STORE. ' The Black Terror," a romance of Russia, by John K.:Lays, author of "1 lie Linde nays,,' "The L.wyor's Secret," "Undor a Mask,,' E•c. "'rhe Rebel," being • memoir of Anthony, fourth Karl of Cherwell, including an aoeount of the Rising at Taunton in 1684, uuwpiled alld set forth by his 000510, Sir Hilary Maw, Hart. Edited, with sol, note+, by H. B. Marriott Walston, author of '"The Princess Xenia," ''The Adventurers," Etc. "Caged," • romauce of a lunatic asyluiu, by Ideation Hill, author ot "The Queen Night," 'Beacon Fire," Etc. "A Prise of Swindlers," by Guy Boothby, author art •'^'ho Rol Rata' laughter," "Dr Nikols," Etc., Etc. Published in paper, 75c. Cloth, $1.25. Sent pootpaid W any address in Canada. write Redemption of David Oarson," by Charles Frederic Goss. The Boston Tra*aonpt +aye : No et sr pees of detests bas uuue from the American pleas this year than "'rte Redemption of David Carron,,' by Chas Frehmic Goss. For high purpose, distinct aim, oarueotnuss end human interest, w0 esoiu et moll any moat work which is Its equal. Rev. J. C. Withrow says t "Tie Redemption of David Car. sou" is the best religious novel I ever read. Publisher's price, paper, 75c. Our price, 6bc. Cloth, 21.25. What would Robt. McLear► do at Ottawa ? • PORTER'S Book and Wall Paper Store Court House Square, Goderiob. Our Telephone No. Is 100 B. CEO. STEWART GROCER Yates' old stand, West side Square. You are benefitted by 'pur- chasing your Groceries from STEWART, as you are getting No. 1 goods at moderate prices. Cash paid for A 1 Butter. BECKER & MYERS, Undertakers and Eihalmera „Graduate of Massachusette:Col- _ logo of.Kmbalming. WHITE IIEARSL OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. BEST GOODS AT MODE BATE 9lt1C 3, AND COURTEOUS ATTENTION. BDRILea• LOCK. fiw•EEiON. COUNTY Treasurer's Sala of Lads tor Taxes. (JAUNTY Or FIU RON, 'ro Ely virtue of warrant. wider the hand of the Wiirden •nd eel of the corporation of the County of Huron. -Awed the ?1st day of Almost, II1CO. 00171 - mocha me to levy upon the Lauds hereinafter desoribei. for the. arrears of 1111[01 retro asAi•• ly due together with ousts. ammo is hereby given that minket such talker and oasts are wooer paid. 1 shall In compilitaes with the Consolidated A.S1 004GleGI Lot. chapter GI, 0 18,7. Proosod to reit by public, 'motion the mod lands or so muoh thereof as toe/ be necessary to Olsonertre the same. al the court House. in the Town of Goderloh. oo Would Yon Risk Your - Lii‘; fur a Quarter? There :u -e two place. to clip the price off rreecription work, the quality of the drugs and the care in miring. Our pnce for filling prescription is aa low as any reput&ble drug store in town, and our new method of testing drug. and dia. panting all prescriptions makes mistakes impossible ln buying drugs or any of Our Own Home Remedies, we want you to rely on our reeommendation as to their merita. We have leen buying and Fueling drugs for lifetime, and believe we know all about them, anyway we are willing to gite perfect eatisfaction with whatever you buy ot us or your money back, and that ix the greatest protection we can give you It'. the old story of confidence in your druvgist After \all thin vonfi• deem' floes not amount to anything unless it is with good foundation. Now, we are after the drug store trade of this rum- munity, and in order to get it we've got to do a little talking Of comae talk ia cheap, and you know 11-trut we have • reputation at stake and are perfectly res- ponsible for any vuorantee we enter into. You iotn take our tolvertioemento ao truth awl VIP also want you to consider them A o personal invitation to viatt,ua. Ask your doctor MI nhoot our new method of tenting .1 double- checking preneriptions, Ho 1... JAMES WILSON, Telephone 45 Terms Cash No Credit Part of Part of PROF. DORENWEND I HE FAMOUS HAIR GOODS ARTIST, IS COMING! He will beat Hotel Bedford, Goderich, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14 Tuesday, the 4th Day of December, 1900 North pelf TOUPEE FI, BANGS, FRONTS, SWITCHES of all long hair in ever/ length and 'Made. . His ART STYLES are known and worn by all !aegis" evorv Be sure to visit hia Show Rooms et the Hotel 'trot nee hio now He will, free a *Niro*, demonstrate by fitting you whet he the moot. suitah'e and hemming to you. Their nee olds HEALTH, COMFORT and YOUNORR APPEAR - GENTLEMEN WHO ARE BALD ehoold invettigatn and aro h FEATHER WEIOHT TOIIPKE14 AND WIOM worn on over 56,000 beads. Part of TOWNSHIP 07 NODEHica. 11 ▪ Patented P 66 9 11 Patented 50 1.1 earl ); Pateated 2 60 11117 66 II VI TOWNSHIP OF GREY 15 13 60 Patented 4 16 2 50 6 78 VILLAGE OF HENFRYN IN GREY. TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT. TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY. s Patented 11 I Patented 1. AlttrOWO survey 3 Rafteld Read /4 Patented 71 1 50 3 II V ILL A.011 OF BLTTH. West half of fast hell 4 West half of Feet half 5 Part Of 3 87 2 60 II II I SO 8 McDonald survey . MoCoaneU survey. SIMOsegite, germ 33 VILLAGE OF County Treasurer'. 0Moe. Goderich. August 21.1900. Patented Patented Patented 2791144 21 56 2 79 16 17 65 6 50 2 60 nted 116 21435 18 88 County Tremont.. 5 ITWILL PAY T,,,,togea,titezliot,h,:). FoLrestpCitytifiziinerimaisruarnintionShtir phanidn tour+ with young people and their needs, and the hominess world and its requirements. Every facility at eoilimand for aiding yonim people ti-ith before and after graduation. We v.re doing superior work ; result,' provo it. Send 1 ,r nur Catalogue amd College Journal, J. IN. \WESTERVELT, Principal. Farmers, and all others who USA Hardware are invited to see the goods and prices McKENZIE & HOWELL offer. This is splendid time to do fen( ing. We have yet a pretty lair assortment of sizes of oUr now famed AMERICAN FIRLD FINetIrti. Hundreds of rods pub up this yew this locality, and invariably it is said to be the beat farm fence on the market. We have a fine lino of Howie and Barn Furnishing., such as Lavensui, H !Rank LOOKS, GLANS, PAIPTR, V SWIMMER, TAR PAMIR, COW CHAIR* Knit STALL FIXTURI16. A large importation of the beet Exuma SPADINI avid ftflOVR144 has just arrived. Thew are marked down vet" low. Our new ELDRIDOR MIMING MACRIES in all that ie claimed r it., being the hest value out. We sell them down at bottom prices. It has points of exerillence no, to be found on other machines McKenzie&Howell THE PLA011r TO BUY ALL HARLWARE 01411AP.