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THE SIGNAL : GODERIOH ONTARIO.
Everything
MUST GO NOW
IN WINTER GOODS.
-Three months of winter weather yet before you : get in
your supply at the low price we are now offering.
MILLINERY
Clearing sale of Fall
and Winter Hats and
Shapes and Hat Trim-
mings at just Half Price.
Good range misses' and
ladies' ready-to-wear hats,
Half Price.
Special lot new fancy
Wrapperettes, were 12c
and 15c, for 10c.
See our extra heavy,
fast color, blue and white
Shirting, regular 15c, for
12c.
J
JACKETS
Special lot ladies' Jack-
ets, just 15, for $1.50.
50 other Jackets to
choose from at about Half
Price.
CLOTHING
Special ,l,ilo,, men's Uls-
ters for $4.00. Boys' Pea
Jackets, good sizes, $2.00.
Large range Boys' and
Men's Separate Pants, all
reduced.
DRESS GOODS
Special table of Heavy
Dress Goods, in price
from 25c to 30c a yard,
going at 15e a yar«l.
Special values in black
and fancy Dress Goods
at •25c.
Handsome Silk Cre-
pons, were $1.50, for $1.
Extra value in futicy.
Silks at 50e.
REMNANTS
Table of Dress ends in
pieces from 1 to 2i yds.,
worth 25c air! 50c, for
1Oc a yard.
GENTS' FURNISHINGS
Special lot men's heavy
Craps, with turn down
bands. Regular 50e, for
_)5c.
BOYS' UNDERWEAR
One lot assorted -sizes,
worth 35c, for 25c;
EVERYTHING IN DRY GOODS, AND
AT REDUCED PRICES.
DUNGANNON.
Noncx.- The local agency in Dungannon
for Tea Stoical. t• a the oMoe of J. 0. Wai»,
J.Y., oonvs wooer. ko. who will receive or
n
defor wptlona. advertising and Job
work, and le anthorized to give receipts for
amounts paid for the same
f 1 A. NEWTON, DENTIST, Oy LUCK-
l7f now. will resume his tripe to Donnie -
mo. In Apr -IL -Let and 3rd Friday eacbvionth.
Trin'AY, Jan. lit, W01.
(Crowded out Wt week.)
COMING AND GolNu.-Mrs. Glare Wil-
ms, whit has been elating 'Hands in the
Circular Town returned home on Saturday,
Der, 22nd, much pleased and benefitted by
the •lett.
Sits or Hint!. Mine host of the
Qnso's hotel, during lase week sold out to
Mr. Mouote,o, of Hallett township, near
Loodesboro. Mr. MoCormlok, by 01s 10•re
and obltging disposition whilst here, has
made to himself quite a Dumber of friends,
who wish him and family good ruoo.ss
wherever they may Ioosts.
VERY ILL. -We sinoerely regret to have
Ito stet* that Mrs. Wm Rookie Is vary ill,
being eftl,owd with paralysis. We, along
with the numerous friends of the hie
and esteemed lady, hope she will soon re
Dover. Also A. Pentland and hie wife are
indisposed, the former from mammas
trouble, the latter from hears thous.
Their many friends sincerely sympathize
with them I0 their Illness.
InviamINTe.-Oa the 13'h ult., the re•
males of Sebby Wellington Agar, Infant son
ot Alex. Agar, of West Wawanosh, were
Interred In Dungannon. The ohild died
from a seas,o attaok of Inflammation of the
lama at the age of only four months and
twelve days. The sympathy of Meads and
aogoalatsnow 1s extended to the bereaved
parente to the lose of their only nhild.
Rev, M. M. Goldberg oonduoted the
obeequise The remains of Jas. Brown,
of Ashfield township, were Interred In Don.
pennon cemetery on Sunday, 1)eo. 16th.
beamed had suffered for some time from
consumption, to which be finally suooumbed
on the 14sh ult. at the age of 42 years and
2 months. A widow, one sou and two
daughters survive him. The ob.eoules
were oondooted by Rev, S. N holey, of Se
Helens.
DIMl,a.-We deeply regret to have to
ohrontcle the sudden decease of Margaret,
the beloved wife of Matthew Young, of
Wore Wawano.li, which sad event took
plain at her residence on Sunday morning,
30th nit, very suddenly. She bad bee is
a delio•te state of health for some time, sod
unexpectedly parsed away. The oewued
was highly esteemed as • oit•zeo, as a wtte
epd mother, and the b ,' "band and
family have the Inc.,,'sympathy of the
oommunity. The family oesslets of lour
sons ; William and Mark at home, San- net,
general groosr in Dungannon, Thomas in
the Northwest ; and three daughter.,
Misses Hattie and Clara at home, and
Annie, who is married end lives in the
Northwest. The remains were interred In
Dungannon cemetery on Tosedey, January
let 1901, being escorted t,i'ber from her
tale mildew» by a very baro, co0oaurse of
sorrowing relatives and sympath.ziug
frbods and acquaintances. Rev. Id. Gold
berg conducted the obsequies.
ArNiv.a aeY J'OA Martino -Th. beef.
y t e -n eeuog and oyster supper held
under the auspices of the young people of
Erskine ohuroh on Tnared•y, the 27th pit.,
was, in point of eatable., .to.. niontdoently
provided by the young ladies sod vows,/
men. Music was provided by the Auburo
choir. who are well known and appreciated,
on account of the exoell.nt services they
nods. on each eooa.tons Rev R. Fair
bairn, the s.twmel pastor of the church.
prodded daring the intellectual part of the
entertainment. The following le • resume
of the program, which was excellently oar
riot out. Opening selection, "God to
King," Auburn ohoir ; prayer by Rev. S.
Whaley, of St. Helens ; chairman'. address,
selection, "Sing In His Temple," obcie
Rev. Mr Mohair, of Dungannon, was
called upon to break the ioe, which he did
very effectively by an address on “Love for
the beautiful in nature, .oanesy, literature,
character, and finally tor our Creator
A quartette by m,mi•crs of the olotr hi
lowed. Key. S. A hairy was pert c.+lied
on, and spoke on "The Heart." His al
dress was listened to with rapt a•tentlon,
being delivered In good and interesting
manner. Choir, "Let Every.Heart Rs
Joke,' An address by Rev Mr. Willie'', of
Nile otrouit,00 "Making the Most of Ooe
Self," with a high anti true Ideal of lite, con
Mined many exoellent remarks. Choir,
"Th. Herald Ane.le Sing." Address by
Key,Mr. (.oldb.rg,nl. l)noganooe,on the sub
Mat, "Possibilities of the 1 wentieth Cen-
tury." A solo by Min Patterson was welt
rendered. Choir ' Keep Step Steadily."
The proceeds amounted to about 375
PitemsyATION. - At the close of the
sohnol term. as the teacher, Mus McCon-
nell, who has anted u •sel.tant is Dungeo-
mon public school for two years very ao
Scho'1 Books
- AND -
School Supplies
We have as usual something of special value and something not shown
by others for school opening.
First quality mens" lead pencils, lc each, or 10c per dna. Faber's 1f. K.
lead pencils, same price. New Public School (leography, New Public Hc11o01
Arithmetic and New Public School Grammar, se well as all the other author-
ised and recotntnended text books for Public, Model and Separate Schools
and Collegiate institutes.
To those buying school books and school eupplire will 1* given Flag
Blotters, Rn!et's, Pen Points and Slate Pencils, two first days of school
opening.
Peloubet's Notes for S. 8. Lessons for 1901, regular price $1.25, our
special offer for January, 75c.
Oler Ilkispheas No. ie 100 11.
e
PORTER'S
BOOK STORE
Court House Square, Uoderich.
oeptably, is retiring Dom the profess',',
sod. as Dams Rumor hes 1t, intends to
riot the matrimonial olrole, the pup
li.ving due apprectatloo of her kind ser
v,uw, preeeot.d her with • valuable chair,
an easel with • tante, handsome piuters
and a silver berry spcou, previous to which
a very 8atteriog address was load and pro
seated to her.
Miss Mc orelu..,-We, the pupil. of
your room, take this opportunity of ooziness
ing our sorrow on suoeunt of your leaving
our whoa' and village. We regret vary
muoh that today wears about to be
ed as to the relation of teacher and pupils.
We will ever remember your constant per.
severanoe and kindly manner and deport'
meat with whfoh you have e, ee•lously and
faithfully sndeevoured to perform )our
duties whilst among us. M e therefore
feel that we shall very much regret the
severance now about to take plane between
us, and shall not so , forget you. We
assure you that we full) ualiza the lunette
from the e000uragemeot you have so kindly
given to w as your pupils, In our studies.
We trust that kind Providence will watch
over and prosper you to your future sphere
of Ills, as also your welfare, Please swept
t his slight token of our esteem and nailed
kind -regards and beet wishes of us all who
Ism been taught by you. We subsorlbe
ourselves, lock DEVOTED PUPILS.
There werepreeent,Mre. F'drbalrn,Mr.. Mo
Nally,Mrs. T. F: Durnln and 1. E Duroln,
s.uy treas. of the school section MOM Mo-
t'onoell, although taken by surprise, gate •
oast and appropriate reply. Short ad-
dressee were made by some ot the vlaltors
pr.eeot, after whloh oompllmentary greet-
ings of the festive season were expressed
and the sobool term of the year 1000 was
'brought to a close.
SHEPPAROTON.
TciwDAy, Jan. 8th.
Ike Hetherington, of Nile. spent Sunday
here.
Miss Etta l'ellow lett for Leaden os Kat.
urday.
Wm. Hackett has dug a new well at the
school,
tiles Edith burrows returned home from
Manchester last weak.
Mrs. Richardson, of Torouto, spent • few
days with her sister, Mn. Hayden.
Rev. M. J. Wilson purposes oondnotleg
special servlov, here, to cemmence next Mee -
day night.
Mie Brownell, of %eaforth. 'pent a
couple of days at J. B. Graham's on her
way to take charge of her echool at Cedar
Valley. '
Dams Rumor says that one of rho leading
reaideatr has grave imitations of h:wmioti
up an auction mut aloog the boundary o0
the Ashfie'd ride • little weft of the school
hone.
Gee of our popularhaub.lors, Wm Young,
threw open the doors ut hie '•bauhelor's hall"
oft Friday oieht to the young p Duple of the i
o*tgnbnrbood. A very enjoyable time was
spent in dancing salt early Saturday morning,
wino all wooded their several wey• home.
But the boys who got it op are to be ono -
soled for being money out of pocket, besides
having some good hard work all the next
day.
PORT ALBERT.
11'r-tin/a. J.0 8
Miss Etta fellow left for Loodou oil Sat-
urday last.
H C. Hawk,oe returned to Ubioago on
Saturday lost.
Ur. Rice, ot Wroset+r, was here for.
few days last week.
Mlan,lwo Dunbar and Mies Sadie Haw•
kl0s were in Dungannon ou Saturday and
Sunday.
A party of young folks from Duerip,peat
• very ecioyabie evening at the home of
Mr.. rad ]Ira. Conk lass- week, +0llt the
same evening there was a social ga'herring at
THE WEEKLY manner REPORT.
OOnOtca, Jan 9, 1801.
Fall Wheat 0 et to 02
i lone. family. per cwt......,._., 2 10 le 2 10
roar, patent, per cwt 2 50 to 1 50
Brea, 7 4100101400 toll 00
Shorts. 7 ton .... ....... .-.. _13 00 to10 Orr
'creeoings, per owt 1 00 to 1 Otl
115e. per bceh 0 10 to 0 Y
Buckwheat. per bush 0 M to 0 54
Oats. i bash ..... ....... 25 se 0 10
Pea., t be it,... 57 to 0 s7
Harley, per bush 0 35 to 0 35
Hay, new, 1 ton. .. 7 60 to 9 00
Potatoes, new, 7 bush..._.....-0 111 to 0 °.6
fhtt er, '..-. 0 17 to 010
(7j,ee.e, Der lh..., 0 IO to 0 II
114.0. fresh amp/ WWM,, V demoi 15 to 0 Id
Hides, .. t0 to 1 Ott
Lamb -Skins ', "--' 0 50 le 0 1p
Live flews - 0 50 to
S 3 S SOO to 550
Ihraeed lints.. ......... _ .... 0 IS to r 50
BaOon•.. -.- 0 10 t0 0 17
Lard. per 14. 0 12 'a 13
Dressed fleet fore quarter 000 t0 000
premed Beef. hind " 0 00 to 0 00
Cattle, Export 3 7.5 to 4 50
" Ord 30010320..... 300 to 350
Publile NAtiss.
NOTi'it l t HEREBY UIVEN THAT
an sppl,oatio, will be made to the
Parliament of Canada at the next session
thereof for an sot to amend the sot tneorpor
.•Ing the Dominion OII Plpt Line and Maou
fecturing Company, 5051 Victoria, Chapter
122, In the following particulars, to wit
I. -To redox the capital *tool of the said
t'amosey and to change the Dame thereof.
2. To ohangr the provisional board of di
rectors,
3.- To authorize said company to deal in
coal and Its products or any nombinstton of
coal and oil, their products and by-prodnota,
and to provide f to the delivery of the same br
said comppany, and to revive said ant.
Dated Denember ISth, 19'1.
WFTUS E. Ir&NCKY.
07* Solicitor for Applicants
Ste41145 I
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RUBBERS
► b
will outwear
two pain of
Ordinary Common Rubbers.
Search the World and you will
find nothing wile
bolter than
Jm/feed by Every Rubber
Mannf.icturer and Dealer, but no
imitation he. our specially Manufac-
tured Rope Canvas or Duck, the
only fabric which can be thoroughly
impregnated with the Para Gum.
When wore out have leather sole
put on and use for a Plow Boe4.
The J. D. KingCo., Limited, have
the only sizeillor
genuine Rubber.
Don't buy unless the words
straM are stamped upon
the sole of each
Rlibber I all others sre frauds upon
the Public.
The Subscription List W111 Open it 10 a.m. on Tuesday. 15th of January, 1901. and Will Clore at Nr Balm
4 p. m. on Thursday, 17th January. 1901.
CANADA FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS,
LIMITED.
uroosposanD 911DIS !'Iii O111TA*Io 0011IPANII11 AOl.
CAPITAL -
• $3,000,000
IR SHAW" 01' *100 MADE, DIVIDHD INTO
20,000 Seven per cent. Cumulative Preference Shares (with farther rights as ■eetlaeed Wow)
10,000 commie Shares -
• •
e a
• ▪ $2,000,001
•• • 1,000,000
$3,000,000
The whole of the Oommon Stock and 31626,000 peeferepoe Stook 1s takes la part payment of the plu'ohsse ooasidel'attioa; *700,000
Preference $took is reserved unissued; and the balance of
$775,000 7 Per Cent. Cumulative Preference Stock Is Now Offered for Subscription at Par,
Payable 10 per cent. per Share on Appnoatioa ; 16 pot oent. na Allotment ; 26 per oent one month after Allotment; 26 per .sat two
months after Allotm'ret; 36 per oent. three months after Allotment.
The Preference Shares are Cumulative, and rank, beth as regards Oepital and Dividends, in priority to the Common Shares, and, in eddi/los lo
receiving a Preferential Dividend of 7 per cent., are also entitled to divide with the Common shares, pro rata, any surplus profits, after providing for a
Reserve Fund, and after the Common Shares have received • dividend of 7 per Dent. The Charter also provides that after payment of the dividend ea
the Pr.ferenoe Shares, and before payment of the dividend on the Common Shares, not lees than 25 per cent. of the remaining profits in every year shall
be set aside to form a Reserve Fund until such Reserve Fund amount. to $500,000.
The Dividend on the Preference Share. will be payable half yearly in the months of August and February of eachear. There
1H no debenture issue, and no debentures can be created without the ooassnt of at least two-thirds in value of the .hare holders pswsas
or represented at a general meeting specially convened.
DIRECTORS.
SIMON SNYDER, Waterloo, Ont., President Furnitare Mfr's Exporting
-Co., Limited,
HON. SAMUEL MERNER, Senator, Berlin, Ont., President o/ The
Simpson Company, Limited.
ROBERT K ILOOUR, Toronto, Ont, President The Oarter-Crams Co,
Limited.
DANIEL KNECHTEL, Hanover, Ont, President Knecht"' Furniture
Company, Limited.
HENRY CARGILL, M.P„ Cargill, Ont., of a Cargill • Beg Wholesale
Lumber Merchant&
W. R HOBBS, London, Ont., President of Hui' • I fardware dempany
THOS. BELL, Wingham, Ont., President of the 4 ,dian Furniture Manu-
facturers' Association.
J. 8. ANTHES, Berle, Ont., 8scy.•Treea sad Masque of the Aatbse Mfg.
Oa, Limited.
s
BANKERS.
THB CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE..
SOLICITORSTO THE COMPANY.
BLAKE, LASH a CASSELB, Toronto
SMELLIE b SHAW, Toronto.
BROKERS.
R. WILSON -SMITH, MELDRUM k CO., 151 tit Jam..8t., Meted$,
PELLATT k PELLATT, 36 King Street East, Toronto.
REGISTRAR AND TRANSFER AGENT.
NATIONAL 'TRUST 00., LIMITED, Toronto and MoaWesL
AUDITORS.
,1 NYIN8 fi HARDY, Public Accountants, 151 Toronto Singe, Twists,
HEAD OFFICE.
TORONTO, CANADA.
Tauroaaa* Orrtoss : 36 Imo Bruer IWt
PRU�PiarrITS1 e
This Oempany is formed to acquire ugoing concerns the followinjr farnitere manebudneww in she Previews el Oster*with M I. obiase ell eseselijgWg
the various mteriete and eReettnr economy in the manufacture, and Is the sale and diatribe= ee•4. produced:
1. American Rattan Company of Walkerton, Limited. Wslksft.s, oat.
2. The Anthes Mfg. Company, Limited, Berlin, Out.
3. Thos. Bell & Son, Limited, Wingham, Ont.
4. Broadfoot & Box FurnitureCempasy, Seafertb, Oat
9. Burr Bros., Guelph. Out.
6. Button a Fessant, Wingham, Ont.
7. The Hobbs Manufacturiu,, Company, Leaden. Ont.
3. Lewis Hahn, New Hamburg, Ont.
9. The Hill Chair Company, Limited, Wlerton, Ont
IL The
ht l Fsarn11s1re Company, Limited, Has.ver. Ost.
Stratton/. Oat
ls. K/er aii-peay. Waterloo. Owl.
03. S.yder, tCoesp.sy, Waterloo, oat.
14. Slemoa & Sin.. Manta. Co.. W carton, Out.
Iii. The Simpson Company, Limited, Bertha, Ont.
.6. 7b. Union Purslture Company, uadt d. Wlogfs.nt, 000.
17. Zo liner & Co., 811. Forest, Ont.
With tea exception of No. 7 all the above propsrttw w treeboid
THE FURNITURE BUSINESS.
The manufacture of furciwre is one of the principal industries in Canada. The wppely of raw matenal is abundant, and can be obtained at slew 0040. The Weary
which is already one of considerable magnitude, is capable of greaa extension, and Canada should become. In the near future, one of the leading countries fee the taaoafaetere
of furniture in the world.
Owing to the increasing populatnin and the growing pro.p.rity •f the country, the demand Mr furniture in Canada is very large, and her absorbed awl, the trials
of the production of the (accent*.
The exhort trade has en', . ditto' the last few years been cultivated. Canadian faraltere to now being shipped to (heat Britain and other countries, and Ike .sire• to
Shia direction is precti•.11, unl- d. Valuable connections for the export trade have alreadytem formed, and, in addition to the foregoing Fooleries. the Company will
acquire the busting' of TIE r URNITLRF: MANUFACTURERS' EXPORTING COMPANY. LIMITED, of Berlin, t;anada. and Liverpool, England, which Osespa.y has
been recently establishe the purpose of developing the export trade. The Company also has an option to acquire, 'eurable terms, after the organ zatios of the Oem-
pany hose 1., n completed, tie business of the ANDERSON FURNITURE 00., LIMITED, of Woodstock. the largsse furniture manufacturing establishment 1. Oasedrfa Ns
addition of which will give the Company control of over 75 per owe. of abe output of Canadian factories.
The increase in the Yisrniture Export trade et Canada during the ...i1 four Seen The sales of the above I�`etone, for the two yeah aaA a... ms.tk. MAW. 31.0
be seen from the t
will a ollonng figures July, 1900, were as follows:
For the year ending 31st Detlember, 1898 '
For the year ending 31st Deoember, 1899
For the 7 month, ending 31st July, 1900 64710
Being ..t the rate per annum of .... 1,309,134
The businesses to be acquired comprise some of the oldest and most important in the trade. and the factories ate situated in
the beet lccalitie' for raw material, labor and .hipping. They are equipped with the latent plant and machinery, and are capable
of greatly increased production with small additional outlay. an many of them have ea- .mite of their own, whfoh will beoome the
property of the Company The Company will thus be in a position to carry on its operations in the most profitable manner.
PROFITS.
The accounts of the 17 Furniture Manufacturing businesses as esemerated above have been examined by Messrs. Jenkins t Hardy, Public Aeooe.Nass, ?scat.. and
Total Value of Furniture exported in the/year 1896 $ 75,447
Total Value of Furniture exported in the year 1897. - 115,863
Total Value of Furniture exported in the year 1898 242,177
Total Value of Furniture exported in the year 1899 351,479
•••.••
$1,081,033
1,186,101
lie following ,+aro of their Certificate.
ropy
1300.
We hereby certify that we hare examined the oks and aouar of the 17 businesses set forth in the foregoing Schedule, to arrive a S5...pro4t letb
tberl
booo*
. ramie
ems menthe ending 31st July last.
As the stooks of the businesses had been Wien and the books aimed at varying dates, it is impossible to show I• nn the Aoeos.te
year' ending 31,i December, 1098, 31,1 December, 1999, or for the period ending Slat Jolt', 1900.
We find that the aggregate profite of the buein.eses for the above mentioned period amounted to 9617,996.13, wIiub, after making Mtge
eisrgiog expanses of management, excepting manager,' melanin, we apportion u follows:
Tor the year ending 31st December, 1898
Tor the year ending 31st December, 1899
Tor seven months ending 31st July, 1900
Being at the rate per annum of *142,887.62244,864.11
In arriving at these Profit, the cost. of maintenance and repairs of Plant and Maoklnery ham been charged as an erns. of the business, and pronvios iter hese made
depreciation, p
but Interest on Capital and borrowed money has not bean charged. YoursFaith all
eliesimseir ss/
*144,4101
220,708.18
for y, JENKiNS a HARDT.
It will be seen from the Accountant.' Statement that the profits of the last three years have been progressive ; the amount
neoee.ary to pay the 7 per cent dividend on the 11,300,000 Preference Stock, now leaned. being $91,000,15 (on the basis of the profits
of the last two years) more than doubly secured, and leaves an ample surplus for providing for the Reserve Fund and paying the Min-
n is anticipated that the above profits will be oonsidsrably increased as the result of the amalgamation of the busbies..',
' ADVANTACES OF AMALCAMATION.
Among the advaatages to be gained by this consolidation of letereils the following may be oiled:
1st The purchase of lumber and goods In larger Quantities and on better terms.
2nd Avoidance of unnecessary competition.
8rd Saving in cost of distribution
4th "Specializing" the manufacture of parttoular good., which means that Instead of each factory having to alaaad111111.h
many different kinds of furniture. certain factories will undertake speioial lines.
6th Development of export trade
MANAGEMENT.
The Board of Directors include the representatives of some of the principal businesses acquired and it is e'lio'lnlended to retain the servlow ee
most of the old mansgen, so that, the management of the Company and the superiotendenoe of the varifas factories will be in th. hands .f •mperies.ed
manufacturers, who have been sucoeeufully identified with the furniture trade for many years.
STOCKS.
Altai paying for the venous Mro,ne•aes, shore will email*a sum of over 3600,00,) for tie purchase of the Hooks -la trail• te b. take. eves by the ()Gainsay as yaks -
The p. „•e to 1e ;•tud by f h • en(wcy for rho nl.ove-mentioned businesses hoe Lein fixed at 31,3,59,972, payable as 1., 9'463,479 le Duh, 3399,900 n tilt' paid Prefer -
ewe Stook, $1,010,010 in fully paid (',moon Stook, and $71,6011 in mortgages en the prtp•_ty The Oompeny will assume these mortgagee and will rebel . u Yjte 112••..21
an egoivalens amount of Preference Stook for the purpose of redeeming the wine
Th. Cotnpany *111 acquire the business of taw Furniture Manufacturers' Axpoctin a O'ompany, Limited, by purohasing the whole of the shares of this
thus taking over the atietr and liabilities, the ennnideretion for whish is included In the above mentioned purchase price. ' sad
The Company may at any time lister • • . nplctino reject any of the bus,nesees *freed to be sold, and if they think flu trier aub.Mtate other bashes..• et a iH11er
character, and in this case the price tote peel ,, the Vendors will be incremend or diminished ae the nor maybe
Application will 1e made in die coir- • f.,, v ,i,iot.trnn .of the shares of the °molten*, on the Montrealand'Toronto Stork Erehengw,
Applfoatlond for Preference Share' should b. forwarded to either R. Wilson Smith. Meldrum & po.
Lo, together with a remittance for t
if Use whole sire ,lint applied for lie Ind. allotted. h ar . ma C payable t0 the National a Trust Ql
this deposit will be returned is full. 1 n deposit will le appmp„are l toward,' the atm ,Ino on allotment. Where aro allel�s•s 1, te.da
Prospectuses and Form. of Application can be obtained at the otsose of, the Oomppny and from R. Wilson -Smith, Meldrsm & Oo..
and P.11att & Pellatt
The Hubtcription list will be open at 10 a m. on Tuesday, 15th January, 1901, and will aloe. at or before 4 p. se, en Thursday, 17th Jsa, 1101
Toronto, December 19th, 1900.
Note -Sinos thisprovpen's, was prelere,i a firs occurred 10 the Kneehtel randier' Company's works, whish deetroed the
tbo stooks, but not the sawmill or all bunter The plena was well 'neared and w111 be rebuilt en y s hie . a• sell a pm •�
'gena relating to the Knsehtel Company. hut dose not snlwtant ally **age the burls el Chia Tri advantage Mae Wore. This hie w411 seeessitaM a e'j.slrssea qd tks
Wilhelm Veoing's, Ah.ppeed,se, Nd
Toroshe amount of the ds payable
U nal Tr e Penn"
deposit Cheques. drafts, a 14
v n art t. a snryrlx+ rid n '
gqelt• a number of the rosier poop's' from
thea village were mount,
rhe mammies of /hra ceolrraga►len of
Cadetchnroh aro making great orep•ntlene
for their annual *yaw sapper and Dashers
e• next Thursday evening
W. Y. Hayden ref resod M Toronto oa
Saturday lap to resume mus endue st the
Dental College.
William Healy and his two sisters,
Or.ws, spent Seeday with their asst, Mea
.iron Ar- ,,,
Daring the leaf 1N tis seseher of
births registered with tib town clerk was
56, the number el doubt 84, •st o1 ert•r-
rases lit.
The *salutary eeetl•g of tea 0..rs ase.•
sol of 1901 will he hid seat Wale. sere.
l.g. The mamma tsar/ will lows* ea Wed.
a.sday, she 1650 Met. The line 'wase, el
the sew eseety wash ell be es Timothy,
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