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THE SIGNAL: GODERICH ONTARIO.
Bargain Day
Commencing to -day (Thursday), and for one week
values that you will appreciate in new and season-
able goods. it )om't miss it.
JACKETS
A Special Lot in
different colors rang-
ing from $4.00 to
$5.00.
Clearing at $2 50.
large range of
best values in new.
net style Jackets.
Price& away down.
Special Lot Fancy Wrapperettes,
Prints and Gingham",
Clearing at be.
FLANNELETTES
Extra Value Very Heavy Stripe
Flannelettes, regular Sc quality.
You know now these goods have
advanced.
Clearing at 5c a yard.
HORN
MILLINERY
Now is the time to get a jaw.ty,
ready-to-wear Hat to Nave your
good 1rinuued hat ; goods worth
$1.00 to $1.°5.
Clearing at 75c.
Special Lot nicely trimmed Hats for
Ladies and Oirls, really worth
double the money.
Clearing at $1.00 and $1.25.
CLOTHING
Some Special 'Bargains in Men'.
Suit. and Overccatit. Come and
look over our large stock.
UNDERWEAR
Special Line Men's Fancy Striped
Underwear, goods worth 40 cents
each. Clearing at 25c each,
See our 'extra valne Wool Socks, 2
pairs for 25c.
Ulna jinn Wool Rosa regular
- : Hpac+al Line Men's and Boys' Peak
01eseis2 at ?0o. Caps, clearing at 15o.
COME AND
DO FOB OU.
CABS CAN
Smith Bros & Co.
AROUND TOWN.
8atvaeerrL Arrzau.-The results of the
appeals from the denemoo of the . ■.misers
.t the midsummer examinations hey., been
received. Of the eight from the G. C. 1
who appealed tour were saooesslal :-Vests
Watson, pert 1, senior leavens ; Nie K11-
patrlck and Wm. Mair. part II, junior
leaving ; MSrles% Roherteoo. part 1, junior
leaving.
PnoviFCIAL W. C. T. U CoevnertoN.-
The Ontario W. C. T. U. oenveetion was
bald last week at Smith's Falls The fol-
lowing ofears were elected for the ensuing
year: Mrs S 0. E MoKee, Berle, presi-
dent; Mrs. M.y R Tbornley, London, vice.
president ; Mrs. Gordon Wright, Landon,
oorr..ponding • y ; Mrs Acheson,
Ooderioh, recording secretary ; Mrs Brit-
ton, Genancque, treasurer. Mrs. Aoheson
wee present at the meeting. The woven -
Mon nut year m• to be held at Stratford.
(;enggp•H PRIZR PkAR$ AT PAal•,
W. V•o•tter has received the following
noIito.1ioo, whioh speaks for itself
'•P.ri•, 1.1 September. 1900 Dear Sir, -
1 have math pleasure, by order of the Case;
than oomml.siea, to advise you that the In.
eers.tiouel jury at the Pols Universal Rx•
bibltlon bas awarded the Dominion of Can
ad. for • oolleouve exhibit of horticulture,
of +blob your .ahthit of pears formed an
tmpor1Ct part, • grand prize diploma. and
you will be entitled to reoelee a copy of the
• Sward."
•• VITAL MITATIMTI." -The statistics for the
births, marriages and deaths In Ontario
during the first half of the prseent year
shew • very oon•iderabl• acoreas. 1n the
number of births and m.rn.gss and a grail
tying demotes In the number of deaths.
The total inorease in the number of births
for the half year. as compared with the
n umber of births for the first half of last
year, 1s 496. i'be increase 1n the number of
marrt&g.i is 669, whioh Increase is •itril•ut-
ed to the prevailing prosperity. The do•
urea's 1. the Dumber of deaths for the half
Year le 856, whioh 1e especially gratifying in
view of 10. inarsses in population.
COUNTY tJooacn. CAnnitATss'-It le an.
n ouuoed that Matthew I.00kh.rt, reel• of
Rest Wawanesh, and John Webetsr, ex-
oousdllnr of West Wawaoo•b, ars 1n the
field as oendhletes for the (ooney ooanoll
ler she dlvkt•lo oemprleing WIngham,
Slylk, East sod Wean Waw.uosh. Donald
Patterson wad Mex. Stuart, the presses re-
preeentatives of she division, will likely be
to telt. field .gain. B 8. Cook, of Ford•
wlob. u nmeanees that he will not be a oaa-
dId.te for the Howlok-Turnherry. Wroxeter
division. In the division eomprletng
ntepbsn. U•horns and Erste, the Preston
. u.ber•, Dr. Rollie. and 1). Molars*,
bawlsg. it 1. understood. decided to retire,
11 Ie reporbstl that W. 11. Hassett, H. Speck.
mem, A Q. Bobber, of Kiefer ; John Del.
bridge of Uehorne, and Rloh.rd Riots. of
!Stephen, will be aaodldatee for the repro-
e seratloo of the dividon.
RALLY NIner. R 1. or 'l. -Kursk&(
Connell No. 103, R T. of 1'., oelebr.td
Rally night last Monday evening with a hot .
meow. The nasal business of the order4
was transacted ,n the former part of the
evening, after whioh the member. adjourn -I
e d to the supper room where • .umptu .l.
repast had been prepared. t' Seo all bed ,
done ample justice to the good things pro-
vided, the following p was provided:
Addresses by Meagre %%matter, Neftel,
Dulmage and Holmee, the elogoeut oretloh.r
of the speakers being a pleasant surprise to
..helr hooter' ; a solo by Miss Wyatt., which
was well reusived ; an lo•erestlog reading,
well real, by Miss Wiesdaa ; a very clever
organ Instrumental by Mrs. J. J. Maiseb,
whioh was heartily applauded. Alter sing-
ing " The Soldiers of the Qoeeo,' In honor
of the retorted soldiers from South Afrlo.,
the Nattoo.l Anthem closed toe o1 the moat
pleasant Rattle/Inge enjoyed by lite Koval
Templar" for some time.
A Yrueartor roe FANrga9.-A Wlsoon-
sin farmer has adopted a plan of adrertipog
In his home paper which, he declare., has
saved hint mush valuable time and brought
handsome returns for the money invested.
H. says: -"When I ani tea.' •.v sell my
staff, I insert a little advertisement In the
loo.l imperil telling what 1 halo to sell, and,
If five stook, how many head of each, and
when they will be ready to ship, and the re-
sult has town that the buyers are right &L'er
see either personally or by mall, and Qatar
.A>i T rainwyrgot the highest merkekr--ilei
west to bay i oow, a steer, a horse. .r a
dozen of each, 1 Insert • I 'I* adv.rtleaats.t
that sesta maybe 50 oents, end it stead al
travelling over the country txquirlag of my
neighbors who hag this or that for sale, the
home newspaper dose it for me ea -lees si-
lent., and those Who have whet I wast
manage to let me know la song way." Here
1. a suggeotlon that mightpte6t.hly be util-
ized by thrifty farmers everywhere.
Kimmins EOM TIII 801.01110 --The On-
tario Government has determined to give
e very volunteer who joined the South
African contingents in this Province 160
•Dreg of land. This land shall be free of all
e etthemens doter" and Provlool•I and multi.
olpal taxation, exoept tor school purposes,
Inc • period of ten year.. 1f ench land i.,
however, traosterreel to any other perms,
within said period of ten year", then the ex-
emptlou from settlement duds' and l'rovin•
oial and municipal taxation shall cease.
The heirs or administrator, el any person
scrolled who died while on aerobia shall
have the same right of selection of lands as
the person so enrolled would ht ye been en-
titled to If Ilving A11 claims shall he filed
within two year. from 1"t of January. 1901.
The Dominion Government has decided to
allow each Canadian volunteer to retain pee-
ar.elea of the rifle whioh he carried In South
Afrlea. These rifles will make interesting
mementos of the war and will 1,e handed
down from generation to generation of
loyal Canalises.
WHAT l)o Oci Hi'rraam Mt, MA,
Now that the slsetlons are over, the citizens
o1 (loderloh will be able to settle down to
business sod Mule. way. and mean" of
furthering the interests of the town. Ten
weeks ago we pohll.hed a letter from
"'When' (who, by the way, le one of oar
prsgrwlve boningse men), .';voesting the
establishment o1 . regular market day as a
mune of developiog the trade of the town
with the surrnundtog 001:1111f y. The ease
war put by " Citizen " with such eleareem
end force that weer. tempted ..to reproduce
his tetter, (seeing that In the pressure of
'halloo topics upon the mind" of the
citizens It may have been overlooked or only
hurriedly read hy WHIM; hot we hope that
NOVEMBER
tlalf. Price Sale 1
Watch our show window for linea we are clearing at
half price.
Fancy China, Jardinieres, Fancy Flower Pots, Salad
Bowls, Egg Seta, Cream Pitchers, Oatmeal Sets, Etc., Etc.,
These goods are being sacrificed to make room for our
enormous Christman Stock, now arriving. If you appreciate
BARGAINS, attend this sale.
We have also received two crates of Dinner Sets, which
were shipped to this country by mistake, and have marked
them to clear at about one-half the usual retail price. 96 to
111;) pieces in each set. Do nor fail to see them.
PORTER'S
Book and Wall Paper Store
Court House Square, (loderlah.
OgyTelepltone No. is 100 lis No goods charged at BALE. PRIORS
Returns for West liuron,v 1896 and 1900. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS NOV. 8.
Pe.
Serf (Ober H . f•l'rce Selo -l'odge's lass►
1st s 1 m.wTa1N ' EIatrre,m or 1900 Siert
a 0..toos4-W. A hi, Kum
ii ▪ Niojoritioli. In,y're Aiwa Al- 1: 0 4 M. Hy,...
a Arcade Leeole-C. tit'. Adelson.1
R ° ▪ til: McL Aaaouaoeinesl--0. K. Cog. Wingbam. 1
gr} (:.,deric•h li,•g inCoat,.--Jas R "emus 4
36 West Heron ltl.o ion -Robs Holm. it, . 1
3 1t. If...soy-P. 'r. H.IIe 8
34 A Cavalier of France-Vroteeia Open
House
Hos
Servant Wanted -Mrs. L. E. D.ao.y
Aonoagwmeota--MoKesgte a Howell
ASHr'IkLIJ.
or 1899.
1'ulliug Sub 1hvfaiott.
1- DungannonLi
2--Fiulay'e .
3-oknew
4-1'urt Albert
-
bedge
6- sh
7-A
Majority ler Holmes. 11.
o^��ogt%g4How+m.
X
71
443 886
57 93
60 63
32 66
70 41
81 23
T7 30
8
6
4
Majorities.
H Mob.
28
47
lb
81
81
106
69
59
47
29
30
432 411
TOW N OR
1--Kirkbroke. 52
2 = V illwitte 54
3-Towu Hal 72
4-Runcimut'a. 65
b-Waltoa's 48
6-Brophoy's 67
7 -Hays' 54
Majority fur Holmes, 42.
412
29
4s
45
42.5 402
Majority for Holmue, 23.
I100EKIOH.
77 .. 25
a5 !1
40 32
47 18
49 1
59 8
33 21
370
89
58
47
52 75
5 80
78 55 23
71 43 28
el 6b
77 b9 8
49 31 18
433
4
Majority for Hulme«, 2b:
EAST WAW'ANONH.
1-McGowan's
2 --School Iiouee No. 13
3 -School Hulse No. 9 72
4--Whitoohluch • 65
80
84
Majority fur Ho;moa, 120.
42 38 76 50 26
70 14 77 tun 9
38 34 68 41 17
31 34 ,., 61 30 31
301 181 272 189
Majority fur Holmes 8.3.
WEST WAWANOSII. •
1 -Dungannon ...• b7
2 -Auburn b4
3 -Town Hall 36
4 -St Helen's 83
5 -Patron Hall 64
Majority for Holmes, 18.
70
65
64
50 33
33 31
13 57
11 41
28 36
78
52
66
72
59
37
29
294 282 264 262
Majority for Holmes, 2.
COLBORNE.
52 53
1-Benmiller 106
2-Saltfonl 37
3 -Darlow 77
4-Leeburu 68
_iority for Holmes, 69.
1 -Orange Hall 36 100 64 33 108 76
2-=13. Wlt an'e 32 67 .. 35 34 65 31
3-W. Stirling's 50 82 . 32 42 87 ., _ 46
4 -Wm. Wyse'« 25 69 ` 44 28 61 33
5-H. Klford's ,..,.. 54 70 16 51 72 21
6-Holmesville 36 32 4 31 37 6
219 430
Majority for McLean, 187. llsjonty for Mclean, 211.
49
87
30
41
23
96 59 37
18 38 46
10 78 74 4
53 36 17
287 218 265 215
Majority for Holmes, 50.
GODER1CH TOWNSHIP.
23
25
9
31
23
8
1
8
425R•w,r'-A SIIid,r.
C Pndham 8
C-ope hes I. 1 • e , r.' ', 'u. vl 'y
go t PI.•., •
I''.r n,.• •..re.i ••t•ulgio' lull of hay ;
\l ur y'a 11..1 to measles, but the doctor
'.'ough,
A. .w'. o,. done c done a: h p• ht(s-
$25 REWARD.
The above rowan( will IN' given ter
it.tortatiot that will lead to the ur
rest and conviction of the l erg '0 who
thrt.w the stun« into the '1 tuperauce
Hall during the Liberal Meeting on
Wedne-day evi ting.
A. SAUNDER8,
Oh•iratu Uederleh Literal Asmoolatlon.
233 420
CLINTON
1 -Down's Store 32
2 -Town Hall 41
3 -John Stewart's 52
4 -Henry Smith's 61
b-McMurchyy s 40
6-F. 'tomhall's 37
7-1 t. I hr keelsoi s 22
8-Stephenson's 40
alb
Majority for Holmes, 73.
35
24
34
37
28
24
28
32
242
3
17 59 58 1
18
14 100 fib 44
12
13 65 55 10
R 63 56 8
287 224
Majority for Holmes, 63.
RECAPITULATI(IN.
Hoirm. M( 1.g,N,
Ashtield 432 421
(;oelurich town. 112 370
E. Wawanosb 301 181
W. Wwamoah .. .... 294 282
Colborne 287 218
Oodorich township 23.3 420
Clinton 315 242
2274 2134. 2165 1130
Total majority for Holmes, 140. Total majority for Holme&, 35.
HOLMrs
425
433
272
264
265
219
287
**LEAN.
402
408
189
262
21E
430
224
the I. not altogether the saes, sod that the
attention of our business mem ssey now be
divest to a platter which, N seem ID teat
of hr,t•r•te importance. "UtUse" ex -
presets disclaimed any effort on his part to
state to tie letter all that oould be •feted
upon the subleat ; he desired merely to
arouse pabllo attention and urge other hos;
nese men to state their views upon the
matter. The oolomas of THs 111,.1IAI. ars
open for a full discussion of the questlno
whether itis or is not worth while for,i lode
rich re establish a market day or of any
other propos whioh promisees to advance the
tutorial's of our tone.
THE I'.ovINi'IAI. WINTER FAIR - We
bare reoelved • oopy of the premium list of
the oattle, sheep, @wine and drooled poultry
departmeo(a of the Ontario )'rnvlaolal win-
ter lair, to be held at Guelph, December
11th to 14th next. Following 1s • sum
mary : thief t style -Shorthorn,, 1596 ;
Hereford. and Polled Augur', $250 ; Gal-
loway" and Devon., $250 ; grades and onus-
es, $290 ; beet drowsed carcass, $50. F.aob
of the pare•br.4 shares includes $100 offer-
ed for dressed oaroaesea. Sheep. -Cots-
wolds, Llnoolo., L.losatsy., Oxfords, Shrop•
shires. Southdown, $165 'soh ; Itorrt
Horn. and Merino., and Hampshire. and
Buffolks, $110 sech. Specie) prizes for
Shropshire@ Letcestsrs and Oxfords, $100,
125 and 150 respectively. tirades. 1162.
Fatah of the above celestes includes 144 for
dressed o.rower Swine. - Berkshires,
Yorkshire., Cheater Whites, Poland China".
lSi..x, Tamworth., Daroo Jersey", $129
each ; grade., $88. Export !moon hogs.
same breeds as above, $270. Dressed car•
maims, $410. Dalry -Shorthorns, 1310 ;
Ayrshtres, 4140; Holstein", .Jerseys, (leers•
.eye, grades, 190 '.oh. Specials : Hot
.teles, $25 ; Guern..y., $50. Other special*
and sweepstake* in the various depart meets
above amount In value re over $800 Drees -
ed Poultry -Fowls, tarter., geese and
duck., $300. Comp.tition for dressing
poultry Inc the British market, prima, $10.
Poultry and Pet Htoot.-Priam list of over
$15110. Same olwifioation as last year.
Meetings will be bell 'soh day and evening
during the show and will be addressed by
v,riou. speakers.
NORTtI STRtItT HAItt'RYT Hour. -Their
enoo.l harvest home entertainment wee
E lven by the latter, 01 Nor? h et ,1. h"•fi.t
ahuroh on 'I'hur.d•y evening last, and .s
u nal It was a great enemas In spite .f
tether unfavoral4 weather, the at•e,"l,nee
wee les., and all peasant wetI.an.ie.m.•it
.uwr' is mod Supper was ,urve.l i. toe
base:... at, where the table* pre,.Ltud a
most inviting appe•ra.c• in'11 hoer I rn"'
lecer...ona and their more •u Le,a•.
t dernment of edibles. When the arae Ogg
nt the mner man heti been •banderols
satisfied, the se000d part of the program
was gives In the body of the odiatch, wh.M
the peeler, Rev. J. Wilson, acted as nhalr
man. Alter devotions, the opening number,
an org.e Silo, was given by W. 11 ('amp -
bell, the 'theles• ergan.t n1 the ohnreh. A
reolt•ttoe, " The Children'. (ted Time," by
little Hattie Belober fnllow.d, and as usual
. he rook her •Odt.nme by .tram ; .h. was
recalled ns1 rsoite.l as encore " Whom Our
Solder Boys Come Home." A there,,
" Sono of the \'Iklsg•,' was seer with good
L use'. by the choir of the (Mora which is
aphold.ng Its r.patat.nn a. On excellent
..noel organlebtkn. Other ohmu•.. eo-n
ley the choir daring the evening wer.. "Fling
evM• the Gates- and "Softly Fall the
Bbedes of Evening." The ohornses were
osndsoted by Mr. Camph-11, and Min MII
drat Campbell played the great organ at
oompantmsou. inspiriting &Adresse. were
tow" by Rev. .1. W. Rnhln.nn, 1.1100.01. nf
lotori•-rt M.ehnd(et nhnroh, and 8,.v. .1.
A. Anderson. of Knot ohornh. Ih. (lorry,
of Mitoh.Il, who possesses a ple..Inr Meet
voles, .•ng "Fear Thee Net, 0 Iswel,"
mod ea an manor. " Mous." Rh •e
ommo,,,lei was Mt 1. Hridgm.a, 'v•
v.elst
nf the M,tohell Methodist them+.
An newest .nln was rendered hy MIs ABM.
of Bssmtller, • promising yr.eg mnsiolaie.
Miss Aneebr.ek, who i. always • favorite,
gave the mein "'Le Not Tree," with .tool.
lest assn. sad Mtn Re... maag sweetly
the eels, "Perbap,." biles Mona Weather.
all recited "The Gambler's Wife,' and was
hoertily applauded fur her offer. A lovely
oompo.ttloo, "Moho ant the Ferry.' recited
to an admirable :mummer by Mist raebete
Wilson, delighted the audience, and Mies
Wilson was comp -lied to veer ege000d a, lee -
mon, which •Iso was re. ..I w..h warm ap
plague. A very pleasing program ended
with the da/lug of the national anthem.
W. are 0.01 to Mora that the Manama! re
taros from the "harvest home" ars very
'ratify mg In the ladies of the churob.
COMING AND GOING
Mlas 11.,'mee, of Clinton, was the guest of
Miss Nellie Harris this week.
Mees Fiei her has retorted to New York
after openbug several months to town.
Mies Juhneto., of Kritg.ton, N vt.tuog N
the residents of Mrs (.uadry, Brtsaania
road.
Mise Eveflo Morias J. Freest, who had
bees vieiliag at Leteknow, bas returned
hmna,
(Ib.) Gordon, of L•tcknow, has re-
turned home alter a nit with her parents,
Mr 'and Mrs. W. A. Harrison
M J. Goldu,oru. and MIN 0. bithorp.
reit las wrek to Vint the former', brother,
.1 11 Mc reit, at Muskegon, Mloh,
Mrs. W . Green has gone to Detroit 1e
reside, sad rs Redford, annompeotel by
'her I.ttle graagd•ughter, loft last week for
tha•ol:y to aerlrt Ides. Ghee in vetting
settl.4.
W. R.Yldler, o�Torouto, was up this
way last week, viall •p• his son Richard at
St. H,1,,.. The yoohg man met with an
accident el. els r.•sua.d)n a blokes leg, but
he le evil mo •dent uiuciJ ,
\V. F: C. lel, ea Satirdar fa joie his
brother. A. 1'...t 1%iuotwgt. tlu the way
he wll, v . tricot!, of Cblra,lo anti Mtn -
nem IN I.e. .S', E'r fr ends ware loth to
hay. tion -depart, tut.11 joss io,iabteghim
aha 11.t.t .un•, ee 1n 1 Welt. \.
VICTORIA OP$RI- ROOM
WEDNESDAY, NOY. 14
The Messrs. Shipman pruaout the
powerful romantic drama,
A CA VALIER
OF FRA NCE
A production that will be a revel•tiot
to theatre goer., Stag's.' with et cry all •
vantage of i It, picturesque wnuery itIvi
odetumee.
One of the Grandest Plays
of this Generation.
A room heir melodrama of daring bprutoni
and intensely exciting incidental.
Cir. Joseph de Grasse,
ani Remo do Frutsa , the Cavalier of Prada-.
Miss Clara M. Langley,
as Gabrielle du Bois
18 -People In the Cast -18
Plan at Porter's Book Store Thursday
morning.
Prices -Subscribers, Opera
Chairs, 50c. Admission,
25c and 35c.
SECURE -TU 'E HWAIHrARLY.
SPECIAL
NOTICETO WATER TAKERS
All water rates are now due anis
must be paid by the loth of Nov.
or the supply turned off. By &ler,
Water and Light Committee,
W. L. NORTON, -
(..lfoutor.
ALBERT W. wise.
&WALSH IN
Farm Implements and Machinery.
Deering Blndere. Mowers. Hakes and Twins.,
Also J. W. Mann ponds
Plmgh.. lodgers. ate.
Walkeryll a Wagons • specialty,
Kterythine made of the very beet materiel.
Repairs of all kinds kept on hand.
Would be Orme,' to have )on call and In-
spect good. before pr' oheeing elsewhere.
CIA/SK i;AhH PHI('R«.
Will open up In the old Angus Mckinnon
Mand about Weigh.' Ste.
Li W. WISE,
Ilemilton Sweet.
OF. OOAENWEND
dF TOR.ONTO
IIIE FAMOUS
HAIR GOODS ARTIST,
/6 COMING l
He will beat Hotel Bedfor , oderich,
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMB 14
Willi every kind mil
.lyl,, „1 f.ADiRN' and
GENTLEMEN'S WIGS,
TO 111'E1414, BANGS,
WAVY AND PLAI%
FHONTti. SWITCHES
'of all king hair in 'vary
length and shade,
Rh ART STYLES ere known -inti Worn by- t0 ejnsq every•
where.
Rw sore to stele his Show Room. at the Hotel and see pis new
design"
He will, free of rherg., demonstrate hy fitting you what is the moat
enitah'e and lamming to you.
Their nee arida HEALTH, (X)MFORT and YOUNGER APPEAR
ANCR.
GENTLEMEN WHO ARE RALDahonld inveatigate and nee ha
FFATHF..R WEIGHT TOUPEES AND WiOA worn on over
65,000 Kende.
?heal$ 11110111111/11 Day lel DIS Welladty, Me. 14.
BE READY...
leo+ .Ile wet, muddy weather by getting a pair of our Weterpr
Shore. We do not wish to boast, but ask you to cell and see our 1
stock before buying.
We Can Save You Money
on everything you nood it Footwear. Be. our nioe Wool Felt
Slippers, just the thing for the long eveuiugs. The regular 25c I
only 15e per pair. Special line of lloy's School Shoes at 85c and $1
Our (land -Made Shoes
for men et
$_ uu per pair are eplunrlid values, We guarantee the w
A General
Favorite.
Sea
THAT THIS
Ila
a
15 BRANDED
ON EVERY
stiOE. '
Klbo Kid.
Medium
Heavy
Sole.
Low reel.
xaacr s.onoDVcTIaa s, TRIO !IT'LL wan.
Wo will he glad to have you call
examine our Famous American Slit
the QUEEN QUALITY.
'Phase Shows tit like gloves-snla
and without pressure. They
comfortable from the moment
trying nn.
Repairing Neatly Dont
P. T. HALL
Rzoluei,e Ann for the
QUINN *UAL/
CEO. STEWART
GROCER
Yatoe' old stand, West side Square
You are benefitted by'pur-
chasing your Groceries from
STEWART, as you are getting
No. 1 goods at operate prices.
Cosh paid for A 1 Butter.
'-'OUNTY
BECKER & MYERS,
Unlertaters and Embalmers
, ,lirwlucw of Masea:huastta Cul-
_lege d Zubaludeg. "
WHIT[ HEARSE.
OPEN DAY AND 1111118T,
BEST 000DS AT MOD[
HATE P ��I!pp
OOUHTI60 U TTsttTION.
OF HURON.
Treasurer's Sale of Laiis for Tans.
OO NTY OF HURON. TO WIT : B7 vlmtue of warrant. under the hand of the Ward
sat seal of the corporation of the County of Heron. -mood the list day of August, 11109 eo
mandllsg me to tevy upon the lands hereinafter deeorlbed. for the arrears of taxes res2sci
ly dun thereon. Utlether with ousts, notice ts herabr of ren that notes. such taxer and c ..
w aooaer paid,I shall In eomplianoe wltk the lbasolidated Aeses.went Amt. charter 2.
R.8. 0. 1nrt, Praillied W seal by public anteset the said lands or so mach theme( as mal
o eoemary LO dumbmrie the same, al the Court House. in the ro ea of UJ lerioh, we
Tuesday, the 4th Day of December, 1900.
. t : o'oloxt .o the afternoon.
IIr•,u•anTtil'.
E'.rt of
11
paw.0a A('.lfs raTa•T.D on TAZ1M COTe rr/T
ST T. t'STATaaTatD,
TOWN811IP OF YOD[RICH.
6
Maitland
M.ttland
so
x
Pateeted
Parceled
Patented
N1 T g2 sa
2 1S 270
TOWNSlUP 0/ GREY.
North ball as 11 60 Patented 4 16 2 50 6
VILLAGE OF HINFRYN 1N OBEY.
61 14 Patented
a 14 Patented
VILLAOE OF FORDWICH IN HO WICK.
Peel et
eat half of East halt 1
Mt halt at East half 5
Part of
t. Andrews survey
Alberta*. N fs Unpatented
TOWNSHIP OF H(;LLrTr.
6 1 retested
TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY.
tl >d
Peterson/
1 m Patented
TOWNSHIP OF L611ORNL
9 S. R R'd'r '•i Patented
VILLAUR 07 HAYIIKLD.
3 Reynold Road 1t Psteoted
VIIJ.AOI OF HLYTH.
Mollonald mune) 32
eCoonetl survey R 1.611 9 B1059 \ '4
oCan,they survey 11 Block Y '(
V ILLAtIK OF
7 Main -.t. N h,
Dewitt Treuarer'e °Moe.
Ooderloh. August 11. 1900.
1'aten'.4
I'stsntrl
Patented
W-RON[TRH.
Patented
2792 1/t
t 53
/ 12
160
1 30
M 13S_
161 130
3 r 250
881 150
331 130
fit 150
1I M 179
1E1 17 1 65
660 150
IT WILL PAY you to attend the Forest City Business and Shoreham
College, London, Ont. Practical instruction in pia••
(foal subjects For over fifteen years we have been
teeth with young.paaphiaod their_needs, and the bier world aid its resprirameut'
Every fer:llity at egmemo i for aiding young people both before and after graduation. i5 •
aro doing superior work 1 results prone It. Send for our Catalogue and College Jourl
�. W. WESTZRVELT. Principal.
Farmers=
and all others who use Ilardwpre are Inviter, to see the
goods and prices McKENZIE & HOWELL offer.
This is a splendid time to do fenci: o. We have yet a
pretty fair ».no.tmnnt of sixes of oar n famed AMERICAN
FIR1,1) FRrrctNo. lluudreds of rods put up this year in
this I.wAlity, anal invariably it is Raid to be the test. farm
frnre nn the n arket.
We have a tine line of Howe and Barn Furnishing•,
such as LATCHRM, 11tgoae, ioclte, 0LAM, PAINT'S, VARNISHES,
TAH rutile, Oow CHAIRS anti STALL FIx70R38.
A large importation of ante heat Ewattant RFAn1I anis
Snot RDA( has just arrived. These are marked down very
low.
Our new RLDRTM)9 Sgwtwu MACBteE i11 all that is
claimed ter it, being the best value out. We sell them
down at bottom prides. it has pointa of exeellenoe not to
be found on other machines.
McKenzie Rowell
rut PLAON TO our ALL HA&, WARS ONNAP.