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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1900-12-13, Page 88' 'IEUOA RISTMAS FRESENTS DRESS GOODS and SILKS • Christmas Novelties are here in great variety. Books, (lames, Dolls, Toys, Silver Ornaments, and going at greatly reduced prices. Come and look them over. Toy shop at rear of our store. make useful and acceptable presents. A nice silk 'waist or plaid skirt would be just right. We are offering exceptional values in these lines for the next two weeks. HANDKERCHIEFS and TIES Handsome, inexpensive, useful presents in 1 f andker- chiefs from 5c to $1.00. Splendid range blest -tips, 25c and 50c. GAPE AND Ilage Ireltentaireerethe .�._...- fie,...:.w JACKETS and FURS Lovely Warne wraps in Fur Capes, Fur Lined Cares, Fur Trim- med Capes and Plaid Shawls, Jackets clear- ing at reduced prices. ('aperines anti New Fur Jackets. GLOVES and PURSES Best Kid Glove in the market; black and colors, at $11.00. Extra value in pulses from 5c -each to $1.00 at clearing prices. CLOTHING and GENTS' FURNISHINGIS • Boys' Pea Jackets, - Boys' Suits, Boys' Pants, Men's Suits : i s • ver - coats. New Shirts, `N e w Caps and Ties. JACKET CLOTHS Wide, double -fold cloths suitable for child's ulster or cape, clearing at 75c. HOSIERY TAND UHDEBWEAR.-For men or ladies and children. All sizes. All prices. x ra va nes. Come and look over our stock. Never better prepared to serve Jou with such good Wiles. LEtBURN. 'Itzr.DAy, Deo. 11 Cuttu a Nora.. -The meetings bold due- ing the past fortnight aimed on Friday eveotau, Roy Speuo Allan taking pare le this msoUug. Oo Monday erenmz of this week • ntimeou•ry meeting was to be held, au.I ou the last Suud.y of the year *Wel oulleutluns will be taken up fur mlrioosry purposes fur the Presbyterian uburuh of Usaad•. • DINNEtt AT DUNGANNON• a.Ueld and' tYawa.esb Meaueh earleel- aural swirly meet. Tbete was a fair gathering et McCor wick's betel, Duog•nnon,Thureday evenlog, when the minuet dinner of the Ashfield and ttrawanosh Agricultural Society was b• Id. The ub•Ir was uucupled by President Bettie and the vto.-oh►Ir by ylc••prestdeae, Harry Morrie. The society Is • no of the most prosperous lu Oat•rto. 1 nes been In elle• team for aI•out forty two years and is in a capital financial portion. Its rmuu•I tall fair is the event of the nutted townships, end the summit oontloues unabated as the years roll by. Lotion of apology were read from Hon. J. 1'. Gurrow and M, G. Cameron, who were unavoidably kept from the gathering. but both of whom expressed s keen desire for the success of the dinner. Atter s tory tine spread had been done justice to the following loyal. patriotic and general touts were ably responded to. The responses to the toasts wet• of en snoop tionadly good order, and tech speaker per- formed his allotted,tuk to the sadist/teflon of the audience . The Queen -"Cod Save the Queen." The Prellsment of Canada -R. Helmets, M. P, Reoltetloh (ortytnsl)- "Toaslt new sad old." -A. C. Stewart. The British Empire- D. McGillicuddy. Trade and Commerce -A. L. Molatyre, 'r. Clark, J. Young. Learned Professions- .lima Tigert. Yaniotpal institutluns-James Johnston. HMV -H. MoCrostie The Lad;ts-H, Morrie, J. ()Irvin Agricultural Interests - Messrs. Balite, 1)urhto end Burrows. Army and Navy - Sergeant Morgan Jones, who was present in nit khaki not for, fresh from the African Best of war. , The Host end Hostess -IJ. McCormick replied in one of hie post prandial •ddre ees. He was asked to Ica • atury, but said be would leave that for anotber time. The gathering broke up et a wucnabl• boar, all well pleased with the evening's entertainment. - i AUCTION SALES Ail parties getting their tole bills printed at this oeloe will have a free notloe inserted in this list up to the time of sales. SATrRD.IT, Der 15111 -Auetloh We of horse', harden, outter., bells, blankets, robes, halter', fresh mile h cows and young cattle, at Gnndry's suction hurt. H•wdton street, ocmmenolor at 2 o'clock. T. GC N• DRi, auctioneer. Musoay, Deo, IT -Clearing suoti•e eels of farm steak at lot 1, non. 9, eolharne,(1 m1le north ot Smith's Hill at eines* f&MINN um), etmmwgfua at 1 1) i'. r., sharp. Wm. Joao. peopr*t.r. ,Tse. GeIDav, aeotlea•er. • Wa salt coaled at 900. s tysn•o- at i h• Maple Twat s1t.Sssy. O. M. Ennis Smith Bro's & Co. DUNGANNON. Norma - The local agency In Dungahuou for Tse SIGNAL le at the oMoe of J. O. W t0, J.P., ooave anoer, ta. who will receive or class efor sorlptions. sdvertb'ng and Job work, and Is authorised to give rooeipte for & menet& paid for the same el A. NEWTON, DENTIST, OF LUCK• lJf now. will resume his tripe to Daneare nos sr' April. -1st and 3rd erldav each month. Ti-anoAT. Deo. 11, 1900. Statutory meeting of W. 1Vawanosh oomoil on satorday. With three or four Inches of meow sleigh• hut would be ezoelleal. Our merchants are preparinr for the heliday by makio* operate) deploy' of their goods, ANwtaL T.A•MasrtNu.-The anuual tea• meeting of the Presbyterian 000gregatten will be bold (D. V.), in the besement of Erskine oheron, on the evening of Decem• ter 27th. An ezoelleut program of music, addresses, eto.,approprtste for the 000aston is being prepared by the oommlttee o1 management, oompoeed of young i.dis • f•o►lemen. Weather and roads permittiog • good time Is antlolpated. Devace floras. -Rev. R. Fairbairn.. 8. A., eel Ree. R. Henderson, of Smith's Hill, uobenged pulpits last Sat• bath. Rev. Ur. Henderson preached as ezoellent sermon from (;el. VI.14, wbfoh was appreciated by ell present. Tao day being very stormy, there were not many at- tended ohuroh services. The reverend gentlemen bad to Noe the storm and travel long distances ; not iso with the people who do not attend ohuroh on storm, Sabbaths but oan attend market and other pleats on stormy week day., Oconee ARD (IMIN° -Dayld (1. Kerr, oto l)ordo.e, last week passed through hen on his way to Chicago, and put ap at the Meilougb House, where he met with a for• mer friend, Mrs Aon Johnston. Mr. Kerr was loud In hie praiser of our neat and prosperous village and ot this section of the cannery. He is manager for the Cordova Exploration Co.. England, and has a Nona Hee position. Deme Rumor has It test, ere his return homewards he will cell et Dee- ga•not to arrange other Important bust nese. '''me end event. will report. .... Richard M.Ilnugh, of Linden. rowed), ase rived hen to spend Christmas and New Years with his parents Mr. and Mrd Andrew i9tloeon, of the teemed', of Heir ea peeing through our village on a visiting • tear eo relatives and friends at Clinton and • le Bosley teweleblp, age Mime petals, were the everts of dr. eud-Mit Rose, and •Ido passing • oaing oil! on your humble scribe. We were pleased to see them looking so well, and hope that they will ..j .y their visit, DUNLOP. TrsoDAy, 1)00. 11 Tuesday of Inst week Mr: Worrell, with hie staff of workmen from l,oderlcb, put In the new furo•oe at Lorneeide which had been bought from him this mason by Mr. Lewsoo. W. F. Young lest weee bl ' the t',wnship grader, under the direotlou of John H. Harker, grading and making a new road through his farm on the south side of the main road limiting to ooderloh Mr. Young le to be congratulated on he provrenlve effort to push forward this road, which will now be the beet laid out farm In the towo- e hlp The snow fenoe, which we mentioned some months ago was to be built on Mac- donald Hill on the road to Ooderlch, was erected last week on A. Allen's line of fence, the west side, The coming winter will test Its usefulness in preventing pttoh hole., oto. S.mgel Potter and Al.. foo eed, of leer• wont row, end John Clark, of Loyal, were the builders of the tense. A few days ago when a tb he drain was being completed tbo man engaged In the work received quite a surprise lu finding a large skunk *lohad evidently mewled from the lake about three quarters of a mile to make • raid on the poultry, The nar- row road the poor animal bad taken came to a short stop where • board was planed upright to mark the photo for s coon*o Henn in the drain, and it came to a sad and enmourn.d end. Monday of last week our townsman, Michael Tobin, took • business trip to Sea - forth. He examined some of the windmills pot ap in that neighborhood. David Cor beth was also away on a ;dolt, but his lour - my was not to see Seaforth, but was to soother village on very interesting torr. tem whioh may bring another resident to Goderioh township. Both had the pleasure of meeting Walter Carpenter, formerly of Taylor's corner ot the Huron road In bode• rich township and popularly known here, He is now a resident near Dublin. Wel. Nr was a. cheerful as ever In olden time ,nr-Sad had many wotda of minify attu his 6e4 comrades. McKenzie & Howell bays ,rsdueed their -Xeresy hers* bleeko . be 81.23 ee dear out. Christmas Books '_-__- Money Saved by buying your URUCKRIKS at P. T. DEAN'S: Best Corn 8terch 1 packages tor..........3 ,23 Laundry Starch, 1 lbs, for .25 Valencia Ralsine, per pound ,t0 Mixed Candy, 3111bs:.. .25 17 lbs. granulated itedp&th Buser for 100 191be. Coffee Sugar for . .... 1.00 Package Teo, worth 500 per pound, for.... .15 5 Ina. Black tea, worth 25o Ib.. for 1 0) 5 Ib. J•; an Tea, worth 25o lb,. for 1.00 Ground Allepte', Cloves,Caesla etc. per Ib .20 lemon, Orange. and Citron Peel, per Ib.20 Good Laundry Hoon, 7 bars for ,25 Sweet Hiwutt* and Sodas, per Ib .... .08 Rx'racte Vsnllta, lemon, Pep'rmint, 3 ter .23 I'.. klea, ter quart .15 Fancy `et of Glassware for .99 Coffee worth loo lb., groundNI 4111411111111..... -Ji. Nee our Care. at per lb , Lento size Lamp Glass . Medium Oatmeal, r lastlle Toilet Soaps, per bar, .91 Syrup, per gallon Electric 011, p.r bottle 19 2 pounds Currents for .18 Just arrived -a gnentity of beat Date', and also Cooking and layer Mies, to be sold at right prlcee. A nig rod action on Crockery snd 01 aveware, P. T. DEAN, Hamilton Street. gr No goods obsessed at thaw i,rioe'. ARCADE LOCALS. Wel forget to ask te sea Mum ilea• .peelals la ked eluves, wortb $1.26 for Nis and $1 00 for 65J et the Arcade. Another lot of those ladiei heavy weed blauk bee*, all doss at 16u a pair. Miss Duffey claims that there ars la lot department about 18 hate and bonnets That Moos dons splendid emeloe as 'wishes. Sat u rday and Saturday eight will be the time bo prim this stook. They will be marked to ober and no mistake. Gundry will enliven the scene ea BMW - day evening. Sale will committee at 7130 sharp. The Arcade. C. W. ANDRaw9 Kee tee lovely ebony brushes, mirror' ono W s at Hick's drug store. Useful Xmas promote are sold •t McKim tie it Howell's. 13 DY LAW NO. 18 OF 1900. OF TRH TOWN OF OODKRIUH. A Byla,e to esewepf from municipal taxation certainfande in the Town o/ (Joder(ch known as the Ogilvie awl !leechl- sow Mill. Vl Ilana•a there is upon the following lauds. n amely, town Iota numbers 1038. 1019 and 1013 in the said town, a 111111 erected about twenty- five yeoman%s1large expense. for the pur- pose utpose of grinding wheat and oonvertlog the seine Into flour, together with an elevator and • salt manufactory, all used, and employed as one eooreen, which said several works have stood Idle for some years past, except an 00- casional nee of the elevator, to the greet det- riment of the said town ; AND wDan.•a It has been satisfactorily made to appear to the municipal oounoil of the said town that it the said lands are ex. empted front municipal taxation lusher than school taxes) for • period of ten years It proposed by the owners to greatly remodel eo- arge, modernize and Improvep the said mill at au estlmeted expenditure of ;100,00403. •o' to thereby make It capable of turning out • lure - or output than heretofore and to thereby put it upon • mying bub, so that It shall be of continuous and permanent benefit to the said town : AND wl(RRi•n the municipal council afore - o dd has duly considered the application (001 ewpt 11,. said land from the said taros for the said period of ten years. an 1 have deter- mined etermined that the same should be granted sub )not to vote of the ratepayers as required by the Statwe in that behalf and as hereinafter provided : Now TI.Rzvoax be it enacted and 1t is hereby enacted by the said the municipal council of the town of Godertch that the said lands. namely. town lot. numbers li3e. 1042 and 1013 In the said town of God•rIch, shall be and they are hereby declared to be exempt from all municipal tax.i,on whatsoever, ex• cept taxation for school purp Ares, /or the period of ten successive yeas beginning with the year 1901 but upon the following condi- Hons. asmely 1 The mid mill upon the said lands shell be on or before the 1st day of September, 1901 remodelled and converted Into a modern mill equipped with the newest and most approved machinery and appliances, so as to enable at least 10(0 barrels of flour to be manufactured In the said mill in each 21 hours, such changes and Improvements to coat not lees than *50.001.09. 2. --During the said period of ten years after the flet of such years, the output of the mid mill *ball not be less than 200.000 berrob of flour /early. 3, -If during any year if the mid term of ten year* after the Bret year the said mill shall. ezoept fur neoessary repairs. stand idly for • oontlmuous period of three months the told rentiselo• of taxes for each Jeer hereby granted shall mass. and the teres epos 11* said lands shall be payable for euoh 7e•; as if 1hk*Dylaw had not been pared. Awn IT t0 hereby further declared dad ss acted. that the votes of the ratepayers entitled to vote upon this bylaw shall be taken on th 7th day of .tannery. in the year 19.11, from nine o'clock in the forenoon until five o'clock in the afternoon• rt the several usual polling plebes lathe said town. as follow* Polling subdivision number one, at W, Mo Clement's wagon shop, with Jas Bre kenrldge a. returelrg officer; Polling, ubdivision number two at Thomas Vtdean'e reed store, with Chas. Bates as dep. uty returning offlotr• Tolling.ubdiviatoa number three at town hall. with Rd. Ven $very as deputy returning officer. I'ell!ng subdivision number four at J. H. Ituociman's shop with John P. littera as dep- uty returning otMeer. i'. (ling subdivision number five at John Phitiip.'s ore. with David Marwick as deputy re 001eer ; Polling enbdivteloo 'comber six at John Brophe)'e shop, with Oeo. Sheppard as dep- uty retnrn105om.et. Poll'tur subdivision number seven at Mrs. Jas,Jfaye' boo. with John Hain es deputy retarotog otacer.m AND IT 1e berebr further enacted that the municipal teeth of the said oorporatfon shall attend at the clerk's once in the town hal! on the 3rd day of January. 1901, at the a -•.r of eleven of the olook In the foreseen, r he ap- pointment of pervons to attend •' ,orfone Polling places and at the Rad ennimtng up of the vote. by the said oler: ,-1 b,hatf of the peewee Interested in and ; - 'Ring or eppos booths passing ot the mid tome respectively. AND IT 14 hereby further enacted that the mid clerk shall attend at the said clerk's omoe In the town hall In the said town on the ,th q of January, 1791, 1t eleven of the door In the fOteDOtn, for theurpose of summing tip the number of votes given for and against this by le w. bot. 19:0. Provlelonwlly passel the 23rd der of Nevem WM. M1TCIIKLI. JAIL WILSON,, Town Clerk, Mayor . What Could Be Nicer WURBERg 61111 IN • ,i.. ea Thep • pair of our famous for • Christina, pre•eut to • lady;, Every pair is a wort of art. As • special tuduormoot, we will lee a beeutital lithovrsph of aeon Louise with every pair of emu Quality Shoes sold during the oast two weeks. sweevail will, outwear two pair. of O'.l„ury t'ouunun Rubbers. Search the World and you will find nothing• skijecil better that. 7m/fct d by Every Rubber Manufacturer and Dealer, but no imitation has our specially Manufac- tured Rope Canvas or Duck, the only fabric which can be thoroughly impregnated with the Para Gum. When worn out have leather sole put on and use for a Plow Boot. Thai. D. KIngeo. , Limited, have the one genuine Rubber. Don't buy unless the words grinvil aro stamped upon the sole of each Rubber; all others are frauds upon the Public. The Best Perfumes ! A strong word to nee about Perfumes when one stops to thiuk that p•rfutoe.iu• eludes everything made and sold under that name. Nothing but the must careful selection of the twat slur of tele bust perfumes could make • stock of which it could Is, truthfully Raid they were the BEST. That s Just . 'fat we've done. We're go ---- mg to kcu' , :to standard right up there all the tea , too. This applies, also to our Mauic•ures, Toilet Cases, Shaving Caere, Cuff and Collar Molder, sad- Ili our new Christ. alb stock. - _ . See Our Range of Men's Slippers.... e: r Is teas, blanks and ta•oy velvets, prior from 750 to 81.76 per waist feaoy slllg•tor, ooly 96o ; beet uerp.es at 25o. Our LADIES' FELT SLIPPERS at 16o per pair aro SPECIAL VALUES, better qualities from 26i to 950 per pair. We ba.e • *rest variety of tasoy slippers to oboogie from, viutable ler all 000aslons. Men's Felt Root*, leather half up the leg, regular 31.00 Ileo, only 31.50 pa, pelt. Lovely silk velvet Senta Cities Slippers tor oblldren, only 26e per pair. We carry s full line of snag proof and other good lumbermen's rubbers at lowest prices. We believe satisfied custownrs are our very beet advertisement, and we strive to do everything in our power to make customers satisfied. P. T. HALLS, Sole Agent for Queen Quality, G_ M E LLIOTT, k CI-ROCER, line donated this apace to the ladies of Victoria Street Methodist Church, to let the public know that they have the opportunity of hearing the FulluSANP.01 J.1111111.011105 N °TICK,- by he !mueslis-1i law which kg Iiba oris emir taken lof a co Hon, and tach will be finally passed by the council in the event of the assent of the else. tors being obtained thereto after one month from the Rut publication thereof In TH. 810. N•1. newspaper on the 8th and The Star news- paper on the 7th days of December, 1900. and at the hoar, day and plsoe. therein fixed for taking the votes of the eleotors the polls will beheld. WM. MITCHELL. Town Clerk, 2t Town of God*noh LEE & SHEPHARD are the agent, for the celebrated Kelsey generator, which IS The Only Warm Air Generator on the Market, and will heat your place with one-third It;s. fuel than any furnaceon the market. ' W`eve the largest assortment ofcoal and wood stoves this side of Toronto. Also have a number o econd-haul stoves in stock. Old stoves taken in part (ltit for new ones. -_- LEE & SHEPHAR AND • Christmas Goods All the newest Books, shown in beautiful Christmas Editiona, Poetry, Prose, History, Etc. Guide to Wild Flowers, $3.50 net. The Biography of a Grizzly, by Ernest Seaton Thompson, $1.50. Mooewa, by W. A. Fraser, $1.50 net. Dr. North and His Friends, by S. Weir Mitchell, $1.25. 'Ibnuny and Grizel, by Barrie, $1.25. Juvenile Books by the hundreds to select from, Father Goose, Mother Wild (loose, Tommy Atkins, Soldiers of the Queen, South African A 13 C, Child's Own, Prize, Chatterbox, Chums, Boys' Own Annual, Girls' Own An- nual, leisure Hour, Sunday at ilome, Etc. As usual we will sell these Books at reduced prices. Watch Show Window for 'prices. December lit our Art Calendars, Xmas Cards and Presentation Books will be displayed. Watch our next advertisement for Cut Glass, Fine China, Art Ornamental Goods and Sterling Bilver, also Bram and Onyx (foods. OSP Telephone No. i. 100 B. PORTER'S BOOK STORE Court House Square, Ooderrch. Ch ris tmits-- Greetings • • s geipnessa. J. WILSON,. Pre.ciiptiuo Drag Store. Terms scab. No aedit, Opera house OODERICH. • hr• R'crk .1 Solid Fun, , umun•n, v'g MONDAY, DEC. M. On Wednesday Evening, Dec. 19th, 190b. This is the only Cvua(linn Company that h.e toured in Europe and the U, 8. ' Admission, 25c., Children under 12, 1Sc. This Store is up-to-date with everything in our line. Go and hoar then I Como and see us ' 12--$2__ 12__$2 $2 $2 Second Edition $2.00 rte IfRaa. At Your Post °Moe The Famous Jolly Pulls Hypnotic Vaudeville Co. Satire change in our rntertautnient lh.s --!neon Better and stronger than ever. The only ,how „1 it• kind in the world Millar Prices ---11c, 21c sad*. Reserved Seats a1 Porter',, Duck Stora, Auction Malec. MOKTOAoa SALE_ Pursuant to the power of dale centaleed In a certain mortgage bearing date the 4th day of Jetts. 1898. sod which w11) be produced at the time of ole, there w111 be offered for eels by public attrition by John Knox, Auo rrooeer, at Buxton's Hotel, in the town of (,oderlch, on Saturday, the 2204 day of Deoember, 1900, at one o otook r, w., the following property, namely Parcel No, 1, -lent number five and the Northerly part of lot number four in (3or. don's survey, particularly dsoriben to o deed thereof from John Herr to William Herr of the said laud, and rn•.lsters(' In the Registry Office of the county of Heron on the 25th day of March, 1896. (lo this properly there 1e a frame house with kitchen, • triune store and stable Parcel .5o. 2. - d'art of lot number three in the M•lrland Conception of the town• ahlp of (lodsrioh, oontalnlog one half an Sot's of land, more or lass ; more ;Articular- !" described In the said deed from John Hear to William Herr. On this there Is a frame cottage, also a large Bert. Terme :-Ten per clot. at the time of sale dad the Imitate)* within owe etewtb thereafter. For farther particulars apply to the auctioneer or to tbe,vendor'.sellolter. Dated 214:6 November, A. I). 1900. JOHN KNOX, PHILIP HOLT, AsioNeessn Vendee, S.11Mk.,O.delisk. We extend to one and all a cordial invitation to visit our display of new and beautiful Holiday Goods, especially selected to meet the requirements of the gift makers of this locality. -Ourlftcelc•Insladea Innumerable attractioee perfectly adapted to meet the requirements of people who are in search of gifts for old or young, expensive or inexpensive. In fact, now is the time, and this is the place, to get just what you want, and just what will please the person you desire to remember. The prices are right on every'single article in the entire stock, and we will satisfy you in this respect as you were never satisfied before. We have not apace to enumerate half the attractions we have. Come and see for yourself. You will not be dis- appointed. Smith's Bazaar and Art Depot, EAST STREET. Also Depository of the ilpper Canada Bible Society. Bibles from 1bc up ; Testaments from Sc up. CANTELON'S Pastry, Oyster Patties,Tarts, Short Bread and Cream Rolls,Miace Pies and Lady Fillers, Kisses, Macaroons, Maranines, Brandy Snaps, Etc. $2 $2 $2 $2 $2 $2 $2- 52 ndon-Free Press $2 A PROpRE88/VE AND POPULAR PAPER F.me :::TIALLY NEWSPAPER -The Free Prete 10 now 1n its fiftyAnt -rear It ie Luffy a new.papnr for the • home circle. Whildie. Mfor a farprl-, pare has been taken from the beginning of 00e fo a' --,;t nothing 1 its columna that would offend tho moral settee of welt i 4.. t.,is people. THE M.ARKE'I' REPORTS -Are full and up-to-date, containing all the latest Canadian. Amerisen and English lave stock and grain markets, with the newt up.to-date uowa, 1'ETERINARI' (v)LUUN-A new anal epeeist feature conducted ly .1 E Halggint, V. 8, Honor (;raduate (1 V. C. Articles appear every Saturilay .foaling with all (lames of Veterinary Science ; ai.o uq osteons and answer, darty relative to all diseases ot anima*, &a. UOtot•tne valuable home inetrl.etirn for the farmer and 'took owner.' ' - FOREIGN NEW/4-1 complete Meter), a the doings all owe-iTiE'kiewo world in the laieet an 1 up to date despatches. COUPLETS CANADIAN NEWS -41y telegraph aorimalls bona pets 52 of Canada, particular attention being paid to Western Ontario. $2 52 52 '. s SPORTING NEWS -I. full and corm lete with Amateur and Professional Sports -Base Balrcricket,Lacronee. 11olf,llowling Font Ball. Hockey, Skating, Horse Racing, Trotting and Running, Hand Ball, etc. IN POLITICS -In Politics it i. Couiservative, but it. Conservatism has never prevented it from doing Juitiee to or upholding men of both parties who do right. it in the organ of the people. irrespective of party, en(fioakes tete public well-being ite filet consideration. In fact The Free Press is the most complete and up-to•date paper west of Toronto: from 8 to 12 pagan through the week, and 16 pager o06atar- day. It in bright and readable ; news for old and young. Feepoil E,liticii s`i yiinr post aloe for $2 00 per year. Now W. tie tole to .ubeeribe. The London Free Press P't'g Co., L't'd, London, Ont. $2 $2 $ . $2 $2 $2 $2 $2 52 52 - $2 are •e pmol M the beet made la M3 city In Canada. (Jantelon Wide the trade in WEDDING CAKES 1n fattey dost icing dna ornament ing and Unwind fining. 131,0 him an order and your .et i.faeti-,n will he mitered D CANTELON, WEST -STM mas presents (live the average person thought and consideration .just now. You always want to give present that will be appreciated. What will win appreciation more than giving something useful, such as may be selected from this department of our hardware stock 1 - You have • wide range to. choose from. Let us suggest • few linea CARVING SRT,, with or without c•.en, L&oiiR' COYPAR111FN, MAXIf'1711R Sats, NOT Pica SRTR, ELDRIWR (3iwiwn MACHIN'S, GRAND RAPIDR CARPRT SwRRPRRA, Pse Kxlvse, BRRRT 8PooItl, TRA sod DRR,RRT SPOON$, Foam/ AND KN1VRA in all grades tee fill every wept. Also Se ATM, I3R1.IA, sad visa a Rases for the IS year youth. Purcha'era of $5.00 or over get one of our large 20th Cen- tury Souvenir Calendars, while they last. We shall be pleased to show you our goods. McKenzie&Howell THE PLAGE TO BUY ALL HARLWARS OHi1BAP. waua ,twi.e 1 w