The Signal, 1901-3-14, Page 4▪ Tuututwr, jamb ,14 1901
THE SIGNAL : GODERIUH ONTARIO
LANES. 1
irCe'S PRIDl1Aii Meo'sCloth ng. Nen
IdorD.Y, lies! 4th f i
clothing. HeN Y. Men and J. H,Pn •strudel • wed
G•t11or �s ttoR to U lsdlch lost weak
Furnisher. W T. Co
Century Brand. Rvubso 3p ndl:•r has sold by euou..0 his
(:rm.unLtlemm
.ts aui stook. He is givl.g
up larmtug and Weeds to realest ;u Liege
1oow.
The New Century Brand
Of Ready-made Clothing.
is dispelling the prejudice that is existiug in the miode of merry in regard to
" ready.medes." So much cheap truck has been put on the market and tner
obanta have been talking "price instead of "quality." A. few days' wear
°Buses thew to rand burst,
, and there is
hang dog look about them thabuttons
shows s fur le ttempt to ss a mouey by
indulging iu a cheap suit of clothes.
We don't attempt to sell that kiud. We bought our stock from menu-
fa•iirers with New Century ideas. The goods aro got up to look well and
Steer well The cut 1s on scientific lines ; the work is done by well trained
tseekaaies
...Just
One Price for Today...
loyal Oak Serge
lei its, splendid weunug arta
good weight, 1'
:ligewell trig ,. it
cyto dye, ►tit ffpp nn
eeo„ leeptiop,fiflr
1: 1ic... ....
New Century Brand of
Boys' Clothing. •
They mike a boy took like
, gentleman and feel like a kiug. They
ie eelectel with a view to make loth
ret
and hov our freesia w eoer • wa
iv v ;eta a suit to look right, the
The bays of this **Woo been d.otded to
reorgsois• the football club, which was
bemire so Zoog as the "Aebtlold R .vers."
'L'bey espeot to haw • good team for the
spring season.
Tee tollowml le the saodug of the
pupils of section No. 10, Ashbele, for the
month of February ; Sr. V, E Sherwood ;
Jr. V. K. Soott, M. Johnston. !' Nolan ;
Sr. 1\', U. Fattish, W. Bowler, W Hogan,
T. Drennan. M. Farrel), B. 'Taylor. E.
Sonnet ; Jr. 1V, '1'. Farrlsb, W. Sher wood.
11. Alton. A. Johnston. C. Taylor, M. Al.
too, Edith Taylor, R. A''oo, L. Reese ;
IN, A Johseton, R. Ito.. J. Sherw oil.
W. Lt Rea ; II, F. Peel.uo, M. Owoes,
K. Samisen; Part11,W. Reed.: M. Ferrish,
0. Joboston; Part 1, W. Ferr.sh. I, Pater•
sea, L. Mton. W. Lim HACKtr1T Teach
er.
LEEBURN.
Moxusr, Mar. 4th.
Mre. (Dr.) \1. H. Clutton, of Klgar, who
has been visiting her bu.bawd'e relatives at
Stratford. was the guest. of Mr. and Mrs.
A. H. C,uuuo for some days.
• • that cuntd ri:•ht au wca,, WVith the deepest r.•rret mime here learn -
1 ,,.. combiu,Utw it uutautet,l at
ed ot the death sit Rev. R Heedenoo •t
Auburn on the 2bth of lest month. When
a'.. • student be often pr.aohed here when the
cherub here was co00e3ted with Knox
oburoh, Uuderloh, and later as pastor of the
Auburn and Carlow churches. During fait
dammer fur %wo months he was the sooting
pater for the proposed union of three
charges. The proposal was giyeo up but
since tbe new year by his r..ivbatioa of the
charges ot Carlow and Auburn It he. bap
brought forward .galn. We, with others
kers, liked his •amoos, which ever went to
sham that nothing la this transient world is
lasting but we must ever be reedy for the
summons to another world. Tb.lib time
ime
he preached here he war . •ppoy
Huron Presbytery to collect sutietloa of the
Suoday school bore and ooaduot the divine
eervlos on the first Sunday of November,
1900. lits sermon that day was earnest
sad impressive, urging the young people to
build upobaraoter with • firm thea[ In God.
W. C. PPID'HAM
es, ,t t L'c A Sheol!,• e
Men.* rat: tabor .Tris Vatter.
•
10'lt
r 4e 1jfl .
1- \ ,'.
nab
t a �
\ plate, end wherever you tate
bas .yr been to deepen lid
.111--th impart virtue which
ft4c r. 1g b. \'our pre•
, uncoosciously It may be,
t terse *sta+V, ezerted a magatti
t;
na dtnel uplift, tmpartine
or*- 1 oto cumpautoneblp end to
•e -N. - h•,, and ever making tar
.roue and humanity.
r enamele ba not been Is vele, nor
.,.fleetest weffectual nor yet unnoticed.
, observe.) and appreciated, and on
. ' your departure, as a slight token
see esteem and high regard, we ark
.apt this purse of gold -a fitting
•rte whose life gleams with the he
' u e of "the Golden Rale "
rev: that you find It net weary
uulolfing of your life purpose
rejoice that your past lite
n u1 -It cannot be removed,
a: tout of the jest smell tweet
o • hoorays" solo your abseooe
'.on have pleated here •Mil
. e fruitful vine, whir. parole
, be tor the healing and apldtism
'eel, a mid @Omelet * to the noblest and
, rte '1, It that you.may soon have com-
e ' e prrmenent recovery from year :l14 • ewold•et, Oast you may las long
'wed to enrich humanity with your in-
; B tt'nee,• Leer example sod your kindly
�.,.; } settee sad that wherever you ars P.i,im e
I ;iteet blessing may abide with you, a
your Me with Inflaeow.
cis the Lest of friends mast pert, we
-w fake Tieve of the noblest of St. Helen'e,
the manner of the poet, •'Forayer esti
e , farewell, Rtohard. If we do meet
_go way, Me shall smile. It not, wby then
ibis parties( was well made
(Stgoei) Rte.. 5 M WHALEY.
W. 5 McCI erria, •
Tito.. B Te1Lnit,
C'ux. Discuss.
.He Rases. Feb.,28.b, 1901.
1). •k wits unprepared ler snob a pl,uaot
e: -Ire, but the few words mei - ; s reply
T die true wine that cheers,
ct•t Lh: Ir.. i u..
•
c, - '.1i ...r-'4-UtO4.1R as the Coos•
time ee.. },(.tt. v•...''l Aux: !1a, ter 110w
le.cre him w 'Ritter •:•'•age than has liQro,
tW .10 .(✓.4k, l
Mih•.0 v
Mauuz'i Out del busir Y. slid the Red-. Birk
load a'iumhe'r of nn tart, reputations are
things :.i the p.1et..
-41tiim" SAM BAKK t it the patron)
_ani l,_ et The 'Hamlitoa pettetur, but
Svelte, lit,,a 1 rxpet t, re7e ,patron with-
out j.attronaue ie uo good.
trier rorty .4 Waatmlu.t• r nue
e1Nre test i'. .maul is au to ttuition fol
CAtTi!114out :neo, not measures-particu
Urly it the m,', are Irvin.
-.The ceteemrl sttrlo Ar'alt:A tt., of
toeot:d cx.utemp,i'ar . 1 h' Terento
"Lruiow water-
yaely nw at de poetry dal, appears iu ,lest
oolume.''
-NRlsol As Fu,"„ Don IN having ben.
reproved from the Noor ot the House haa be•
tmk,u himself to the press gallery as tear-
respondent of a Toruutu newspaper. But
the aching void in Baneerd is not filled by
lib emeases in eke gallery.
.•r.•nrort imt•rreewoad deeply Natty those
. rein•. The company spent a mosr plea•
evtnl.g and ere depdrtme for their
• met ail jellied bands and sting "Auld
1..og Syue." After which came tan good -
^yes and good•uigbts and hearty thanks sr
• ended to lbs hostess for her kindly hospi•
ality.
-As an Mitteso.of the opportunities
tbst exist for militer). promotion to Cana.
11e. we may point out that Back CCAMKROte,
who thirty yearn ago war the green groom
General W oiesurt'e horns on the Red
giver expedition is now the .hal•bellied
expert of The Hamilton Spectator.
Ansi they say he can lie fa•'tor "D military
Mitten, now than he could feet) rote to John Bartow and Thoma etew•rt •t
PORT ALBERT.
'I'IILQD.AY, Map. 5.
Jos MoMlllan lett last week for Sault
Ate. Marie,
Juho M°Malan and Miss McKenzie visit•
1 friends la Blyth last week.
Min Nellie Hawkins is venting relative/
it the vicinity of Kinoardloe.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hutohe000 atte led
tee funeral of the fat• Rev. R. lies moon
Smltb'. Hill on friday lest. "
Gracie Crawford, le Matins& aad Id.
('asningham, of the Godertob C innate In•
e Itute, spent Suuday at thug homes here.
The high winds on Sued last did oon•
e .d.ralll. damage In this Ivoelity. Toe roof
was olosre off the Presbyterian church sheds,
did also the rout off Mr. Cook'e baro
lbw Annie Crawford entertained a large
Party of her, friends on Friday evenlog last.
A meet enj able time was spent. Mr.
McKay. of tall, was present with Ins
teepees. Mires Rose and MoUrepor, of
Kintail, were also among tbe oontp*ov.
DUNLOP.
MuSI A', 11.r. eth.
M as L'y Rutledge, from near Porter's
H^• hey bees vtntise bar oou.iu, MIM E.
T• 'borne,
M and Mrs. Jas. Young spent Sunday
with bit. Young's brother, John, to Gods -
rich tuwnshlp.
NI any friends of A. C. MacDonald were
glad to it. him out during the mild days of
the past week. Hou butldieg up again af-
ter a hard siege of grip during the past
month.
BIG
tock -taking Sale
We it the ju4t etarted •took -taking and leave already (Wad
luau •rticlet we with to turn into 0 \I4H, and in ord•ir to
,lo r, we ata going 1.0 SLAUGHTER PRICES right enol
left. Wo ere go1114 to offer you bargains that have never
boon offered hon, before. Call and get our prioes.
Snow Shovels. Especially low
Only a few Wit at 35' rices in...
0+001 priors 45c.
Sleigh Bells.
(hely a tew strings left
at greedy r.wluted prices
See our Int strings of
brew belle at {1.90
A few half et rings
which usually aell at 75,,
and 85c Your choicer, 00.'
Shaft Bells.
Only a few left . at
priers to suit ell
Only one pair of Shaft
Chimes 'tickle plete.i,
usaual price P1.75, at e1.25
BELLS OF ALL KINDS
AT LOW PRICee
A res
X cut Sawa
Hand Saws
Buck Saws
Curry Combs
Cattle Car,I,
Horne Brushes
Cow Chains
Hockey Sticks
Hockey Skates
Hockey Pucks
Whips
Cutlery and
Silverware.
Furnace Scoops.
Unl1. 2loft, u+u.tl ``trice
$125. Yours at $lQJ.
Mitts.
Several different kiwi*
of heel mitt, that usu-
ally ee'1 at 60,•, 60,: an
d
75e, selling now at 40e,
50e and boa
Razors! Razors!
7 only Henry Itoker'e
best hollow -ground rare
ore, retail price $1.40.
Your thyme at $1.00.
22 mom of different
Linda and different
makes, usual prim 75.2
and $1 Your choice We.
A good strong rater
for 25. metal prim 60o.
Remember those big snaps are to CASH cuatomere only.
A. 441 cDe ALLAN,
General eiclf and heavy hardware. Honest goods at Lomat prices.
HOR r10ULl URAL MEETINGS.
The members of the Uod.rloh Hortloul•
tura! Society will hold their winter
meetings fordlsoas.leg various subjects oma
piloted with buttioulture in the secretary's
office, oummeaclue at 7:30 each syepog on
the fuilowmg dates :
March 16 -Best varieties of grapes,
rasp'.erriee, strawberries, aurrwts, goose-
berries end dowberri.a,, W. W AH'OCK.
Mwroh 22ad.t-Hortioultpre in reboot. -
I) (:Haiti
W. Late, / T. 9. NArrale
President.
f3ODKRIC$ TOWNSHIP.
F SATritUAI•, Mar 2.
The following Riese the standing of the
pepda of 5, 3. No 2 far the month ot Feb-
ruary ; basil on g.od deportment punctual
try and general prutloteao► 1-
14 Class Junior :-Howard Clark.
Sen. Forst :-Wooley Munk,Devld Prone',
F rauke Cbamtsr..
Part11:-Naw Walters,JoST Yatll,Rethle
Thompson
Junior Second :-Jannte Yarn, Thomas
Ch.mbers, M era*, Preaso.
Seo. Serena :.-II Mak Morale' Clark,
J euuy Monk.
Jun. Third M bel McMillen, Ray
Chambers, Arthur Willem and Osseo'
Sturdy.
Senior Third :-Mamie !will, Harry
Chambers, Mabel Proems.
Fonrtb Class :-Howard Sturdy, Peyrl
Willson, Nettle Sturdy.
Junior L.eavlog Pt. 1. Mettle Johnetoa,
Lied' Sturdy - ,
Average tor the month, 36.
FRED J. Lawitn;a,LMaher.
SHEPPARDTON.
TDIWDAY, Mar. 5
Mrs. Wm. Ur•bam 'peat a few days at
Clinton last week.
(;ee.Burrows 1.f1 for Bayfield on Mon-
day after spending • few days et home.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Graham visited the
sitar'. parents at Pine River on Sunday.
Wm. Glidden Is wearing many smiles on
a00000t of the arrival of • young daughter
last week.
Mrs. Charles Carey, who has been ill for
some time, is not getting much better, we
are sorry to say.
A couple of our Sh.poardtoo boys seem
1.6 be greatlystraok wi•.h the cannery abaci
Port Albert judging from their frequent
visits there.
Our well-known townsman, 1). Cumming.
has been appointed census enumerator for
oumbet 4 ward, Colborne, koowo as the
Loeber° ward, and Herbert Morris for
No. 2, knowu as the Saltford ward. Thew
gentlemen are well koowo to the township
and both. we think, koow every limtily
re.ideot in their der intone. We aodentaod
they will commence their duties about the
feet of the Doming mouth.
Saturday afternoon of last week an el
dimly couple returning from town to • cutter
bad an upset in • ot'chhole on the top of Duo.
lop hill, the bone getting away from them
awl running ton.ards Mot rti corner. Harry
sod Clevelwod Tiohborne coming down the
Attlee side road eastwards urged op their
terse sail headed off the runaway. and
Cleveland caught and held the horse till the
owner owns up, who thanked him and re-
warded btm.
Catarrh Plattaikr.PT.
Thio is bow It operates : Mr Tbomas
Smoot, of Pearl Lake, lees., had suffered
froth oatarrh for years, and being Informed
bS bis father, who had found Catarrbozooi
alone was the only positive ours for that
disease he forthwith cornmenoed its use,
and te'ore long war eatlrely rid of bit for•
mer enemy. Then by means of his pbilan
tbropy six friends were also permansntty
enrol
ot catarrh, for Mi Semmes sent each
of them a oomplete teatarrhozone outfit,
and state. they would not now part with
them for twice their most. He eves • groat
dal more about the mclita of this great
weenier/we bat the ammo In sending foe
six outfits for friends st.nes for or•_..oleos
thet be has disooyered a remedy of super•
leers value. Druggisu all sell Catarrh -
ozone ; ark them to let you try it. We
gtearantse every -dollar outfit W cure
oatarrb, bronchitis apd asthma. Smell
size, 25o. ; a trial bottle seat for 10o. by N.
0. Pokes k Cs , Ktnrstoh, Canada, es
Hartford, Comas., U. 8.
BLUEVALE.
ModoAr, Mar, 4.
Riobsrd Proctor visited relatives In Kin•
bora last wrek.
R, H. Guenter', of Newbridge,was la the
village ma Thursday.
Trooper 1)avld Lonyheed, e1 WIngham,
lectured to the Foreeters Hall on W'.•does
day evening, Marob 601.
WoLellwsT'e horse thirty years ago. tended the Caoadlac Order of Foresters'
ST. HELEN'S
MONDAY. Mat... 4th.
•e 'ehnred•y eveeing lest Ise' wren
h
`1/ sir ty of the young 0 gathered
at the resldenee of Mt Wll.r to
E.4 %rowatl t. R1.hard A. Miller, her
phew, sad eerond son of W. R. Miller,
newly prloetpal ot the Goderloh Model
ohool, but now • reeldeet of Toronto.
Ikea' Ms years ago "Dick" came 10 Ht.
Ealea's to enlist his aunt In the business
ewe and daring that time his pleaant sod
kindly dl•peettton won many friends lot
him, who regret to have hlm depart from
mor midst, but took this opportuolty, ere he
left for hie home on the morrow. to present
Pm with • purse of gold •000mp•ntei by
the following address :-
AA. MILLea, W.
Dana Tttaxp 1-14140o* bas written,
"Re assay woes w matey minds t every man
to WL, owe way." But beeline) • man pur
hl to bee own way It does sot
few •. t eg
•
7
••eegs.erfly follow that he le thereby • hero,
et worthy of the laurel branch, nor yet .0
allied be She regard of his follows. It I.
oewhoa his "own way.' m.t with sp-
M.g, ..pact• that 11 is not his own
at
sachet's eel reveals that his life b'
and the iloalwte se mised In him
1 nista gr stud up, teed syr to all
mak w7►l. is • wan," Nat we setae ee-
rieM hand te de ben honor. Ruch
sr ..svasytlirg l• year ewe way
,alywo, bet le tees• Mona as to win the
favor of sigh and be iommeed your ruts-
daet r the lodgment el all. The six ene-
eseetsg years of year niM►eashlp hire have
wily fouled to slreagth.e nal fins Impress
elem. L.A• She goal wise, your °harvest
a•..., mill stood Um tomef time "Mob� • se sway rpeaMeaa, but has
gird
ellss, hetes, se Sbe days hay.
es swiftly by. Yea ham ••w•bsd
High Coati at Sarnia last week.
Duff & S.ewura whipped • mired of
rollers on Monday, March 4th. Wm. War
son, of Belgr•ve, inspected them.
Master Kassel Moktaoey, while playing
to the.ohool woodebee, fell from one of the
beams and had the misfortune to break his
right arm.
George I'0000k, who has been I.ving on •
farm Io Feet Wawan,sh for the last num-
ber of years, moved hie family last week to
the house owned by Mrs. Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs Hubert Buohaaan, of Yurko
ton, who have been renewing old •oquslet-
ano.. to this neighborhood for the past two
months, left for thee western home last Fri.
lay.
WESTFIELD.
FRIDAY, March Rth.
CHota COSCKRT. -The gored ooaoert by
the Westfield choir, under the direction of
W. Olson Campbell, choir director of the
Noreh-st. Methodist church. Godertoh, was
given no Tuesday evening ret the• week to
the Westfield Methodist ehuroh. Th. pro-
gram,
some fifteen numbers,
m bers
gram, 000cletlon of •
wee steeliest and well epprsmaled by the
audience. The choir was assisted by \1ise
Maud M, tioo,wlo, elonutlnolst, of Clinton.
and Mia Brown, soprano, of Uodertoh.
Owing to the severe storm that was riging
the cheroot was not so well tilled as we
'hoall have liked 10 seg It, hot those who
erre brats enough to Noe the storm enjoyed
'lob treat. Entry part of the program
.as folly enjoyed. Our very 'dement choir
seer beautifully and ton much prake rennet
he given to Mr. Campbell fm the pains he
;ha. taken to briny oarthe vnnwl pewwre
they pastime. Miss Itondwtn's .denN•sa
wore vary apprnprtste and well rendered.
Mies [Gown 1e an exo•tlent imprison and her
resdluraa were heaanitel and well relate/0i
by the anelleroa. We las ware MM. (lend
win and Miss Hrows that .1 thew ever eons
to Westeeld *gale they will be heartily re-
ed. ♦wry hemvete at thaeks was
tendered M Mr p 11, wed also 1. Nese
twded lltm�s
libs at ably assisted Moe
CARLOW.
TuvauAv, Maruh 6tb.
R. M. 1 oaog 1. safferlop with an &tetak
of rhoumatiem.
A. Jnhnetoo and family have been on the
stok list the lastllwo weeks. Klug Grippe is
responsible.
Rrv. Jas. Hamtttoe, of ttnirrtch, very
ably filled the pulpit here and In Auburn on
Sabbath last.
A large number of the congregation from
here attended the funeral of their late
esteemed peeler. Rev. R. He.darenn. le
Aubnro Friday of let week.
1-
WEST WAWANOSH.
SATURDAY, Mar. 2.
The tollowlnt le the relative @tandem of
the pupils to 5 S No. 2, West Walesa s
tor the month of Pehrolty ' Minding bleed
no attendance, punctuality sad general
pretlolenny
Filth clue -13s Wilson; North class- -
Irene Mallnnuh, Mattel 1VIIwo : thlrn alae
-Wllhe
ale n, Foul Mallouih, Vmoent
Welsh, itlehard Welsh, Mary Pollard
Oswald l'ollsrd; second alas. -- Nereid
lniloogh, Awoi. Nunn, Frank Jones,
M it ha Nixes, May .loose, Willie Medd ;
part I1, -Earl Wilson, Vinery W.Ieh.
NORMAN F. ('Homer, Twofer
Fir P.t ViTfEl
SPRAY YOUR
ORCHARDS
ALBERT Wwise
I,•AI Kit t,
Farm Implements and Machinery.
Deering I.,ndere, Mowers, Belies sal Tw.op.
Also J. W, Mann goods •
Ploughs. Pulpers, uta
Walkervil e Wagons a speolaltl.
Everything made of the very beet mwterial.
Repairs of all kinds kept on band.
Wouspecs gld be oods before eurchdates( to esti, sou
elawhered I .-
CLUM CABs leel(7e1.
tt'lll open op In Abe old Angor McKlnnoo
stead about eeeett.5 era.
A. W. WISE,
Hamilton el'reet.
HELLO !
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
AL
ALWAYS ON HANG
THR HEwT
cra�toll Hard Goa]
IvkTNK NnttKKT
fnnttitt
NI3W STORE
IN THE OLD STAND
IHAVE started store in my old stand and and
ready to do business with a complete new stock
t•f Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, suitable for the
coming season's trade. 1 have nothing to offer but
new, fresh goods, bought in the best market,
which 1 am prepared to offer at rock bottom prices
for Cash. In soliciting a portion of your trade 1
do so with confidence that I can satisfy you, both
in quality and price. It is not necessary to quote
prices just now, but I wish to call your special at-
tention to rely stock of Black and Colored Dress
Goods (Blacks in particular) ranging in prices from
25c. to $3.00 a yard. Silks in great variety, both
in colors and black. Remember the place, COL
.BORNE'S old stand. Telephone 86.
J. H. COLBORNE,
OODERICH
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About Prescriptions
A 1 Cosi w.ighrl on the Merkel 4,&iea•
where you ant nall Iha. for • ton.
WM. LUL.
Orders loft at jai! & BY=PBdAD'S
Suers preen ,tly .e .pled to
BE NMILLER.
MoisrAt, March 4.
O. Saturday, the god mat.• Wellington
w. Carse7 awe, split
s
K. KdwarA and 1e
and pled two porde and a quarter of leer
foot hard maple in two boars and twenty
minutes. 1f the ehamproe sawyers o1 Loyal
think they oan best thle nor buy% are will.
ing to meet them for fop, mosey or marbles
any old time.
themes 1a Grippe
Nemhet Its •,oU,n• by thousands, lea's. a
deadly trail of disease and weakness behind
1t. lea nen II doges from the
deadly malady ; you can present the disease
11 yea will breathe Catarrhornne. T'e.
g.r a aliment arvelop where it 11 need ; tbat
t• prevention. Yoe tun ohe,k and desirny
to ravages by ('otarrhonone by simply
breathiest tr. That Is mare. Seed In two
ewe, 263 wed e1 00, be all druggiea, er by
mail peeped on receipt of price. 14. O
Pelee. et 0.., Measles. Ost.,and Hartford.
Gime.
f,:••'... ret aid timely s: r.: a;'g
.. _a ...
e your robe.,.
e.
'1 he la yes meads 11 Ott resell of can,
tel eapertrlest end is kept right up
b date. Net the world In open cctn-
ne the iudutiou of the
.- 4.«.erwateat and won the
T... altonld reran something
T'.e %premolar M. serer
%0 d-' •'e.. - All castings olid
,at .,er■ made from drawn
. I ld
ea Alt parte Inter erne -
,e • •es Rfty Irv' rent. In I,1•..r
t nr-tomlcal because r. "-, ' '
. t r ` t end most effect.. a he
• ..t.' anything te.m, n.,tr::v
e lid stream. P, I a: .
✓ h en pent y.."• bu Mina.
I eur..a*, fat 7.11.0 uldress,
tTHi,. EPRAMOTOR CO ,
LONDON, One.
CANTELIN'S
Pastry, Oyster Patiies,Tarts, Short
Bread and Cres Roll:Jim e
Pies and Lady ?tiers, Kisses,
&careens, t raailee,
Brandy Snaps, Etc.
We have just a few wurde to say -end here they
are : 11 you teed metliciue you are looking tor a
.ere.` It you want a cure you must have the lest
medicines that science mart provide Then you
ahoulo patronize a store where the purest tested lid
assayed drugs are used We think we can give you
jurt such a service, and claim to have the best pro-
vision for tooting and essay In the County. Better
give us a trial, no matter what physician you have
'Bear in Mind
W. C. GOODE, -
BEDFORD BLOCK
that guars.ntoed care of
ours for
LA GRIPPE, l0)LDS, 0L.,
LRxative Bromo Quin
Tablets.
a colatitutonal treatment, •".I
Syr. White Pine & Tar
for the cough
There is nothing else 'Inez
good." Um the beet.
Chemist.
Big argains...
all this month
at the-Cask-ilardware Store.
we an good an the beat mule in see
city in Canada.
Oantelon leads tb. trade In _ -
WEDDING
CAKES
in fancy designing and ornament
ing and almond icing.
Clive him an order and your at
infection will be ensured.
D CANTELON,
WEST -ST.
Axes Whips
Axe Handles Sleigh Bells
Cross -cut Saws „Team Bells
Cross -cut Saw Handles Curry Combs
Buck Saws Cattle Combs
Black Diamond Files Horse Brushes
Hay Knives Leather flitts
THE ARISTO5
Gold Mining Co.
(leaning Fig Hurn lifountain Tunnel and Veneta Vein, 200 acres
.itueteil on the We"tern Slope of Pike's Peak, in the famous
;'ripple Gawk (In!A Mining District.
THE SAFEST OFFER EVER fIADE TO INVESTO
100,000 Shares Preferred Stock at 25c. per Share.
s
1' '. orb, ,1 n ,•ech certificate th %. intncrlh we to ahoy, l'rlh•rrel /theme will he entitled
.i i,,• In dl, ,dends the fall sonnet of money luvwn•d, before ether stockholders reoelve
ne alenn 1 by the l'rtwldent o1 the Itnmpony.
This D:strict Produced More Cold in 1900 than any other in the Dnited States.
Iles Toronto} 0011.01. of 7100 by :01in feet. or SJ0 acre., of gold land The mine has been
w.. rked. Ilan 1,41 .1 n of this Minot' the Veneta Vein. In In 400t. in width. awel Is oertwinly one
ores fit le ront t'sehtnhptS1t-row+Ts tins gold of oma•11t te *ISM
ort a. The prop- otingerty is *drainage - on this -It7
1 n'a', d f sr development by t.,nnol whloh will mal* 1t polisthe to prodnne an enormous
■mount of ore dally, the quantity. serried from 10.1 to 500 bee per dor. The de,relopmenr by
tunnetina le the most economical and advantageoes way of worthier One property.
At a dletanee of P10 fret the tnnoel will later/mot the Veneta Vein at s dap t1 of shoat 0)1
f et, and . Hoy, N
111 ala, Intersect 'eters' other veins. The reined will not th. RI. Hoonntala
2100 fent n^er. a A will wit a 1110 Company over yea= rose of ore, worth ever I a a ten.
The new railroad, now practically completed from Colorado Boden. galled the Colorado
teens a a: Crlpptn 'reek rood pewee within 4,000 feet of ebb tunnel
■ Colorado R In • Tunnel company. In tine rrrperty at a
AAitt 40 g t.11. propene Is Vein
o ors t. pr e p
depth of 100 fa t. rebs ensu Vela was rent, At this point th. vein was rally 411 Feat In w1At1,
and Its value fr.-in er') to $110J a tnn.
There are already in oporatlow mhos and smelters •uMoient to treat the 0.19.1 of this prop
rely. whl-b glees at ono, earth rotors-.
N. D. ROUGVIE.
4ODERICH.
A LESSON IN ENGLISH,
Capital Stoct, $1,000,000. Par Value. $1.0U per Share.
100,000 Shares Preferred Stock at 25c, per Share.
1n hath g this Stork the pnrehwer owns s' Alread title in the Computes property. Thl•
Cameany octets yew one watered stook, but • l.,rltlmaie high grade gold gamine Investment In
he Cripple Creek Ale riot.
Tb. oboes otter of Preferred Dividend@ is an .ssnranne Of early stern•. Afew additional
machinery le erected,tbbproperty will he ',senior Al,Ileeda almost egoist to Its Capital Stock.
Make all Cheek* and Money Orde're peptide to
The iristos Gold Mining Co.,
�■ COOE » An adjective .igni]i ROSads
palatable, pleasant, Me.
----" ROC ERIES
G
"C000 CROCERIES"
Tl
o kind we sell.
STURDY 111 CO., - GROCERS
Telephone No. 91 Market Square.
McKENZIi
AGENC
AMERICAN STEEI
ALL
f
ii _ Goods such as anger,
tea, spices, etc.
411 Oooper Building, Denver, Colo.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
McLEOD'S ; SYSTEM ; RENOVATOR.
A Wonderful Tonic and Remedy for WEAK and IMPURE
BLOOD, KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLES.
Manufactured by J. M. MacLEOD, Goderich, Ont.
Horace Clabrauchmusterschutz,
Benmiller :-
DEAR UNCLE : - Have you considered how you are going
to gather and boil your sap for maple syrup this year.
Lee & Shephard have got the latest and best holler
on the market, and in the Fall it can be used as a ft't''l
boiler. Have you seen it ? If not -call and see it. 'I'h!'y
have also a large number of sap pails and spites.
I will write you again in a couple of wee! s.
Your Niece,
BERTHA.
Wall Paper
It may he a little tee early in the se..aww to heals to talk wall p"er"'
Ail vier geek is set in fist we expect lo have a mob ile go oboes
a"paper this Riming we begin a talk early !a aid1tion
gem stock we have made aseangwmener with two haggis eaelsNtr air•
handle their good. on eevsnteren. We out show you the lair. if"
ithle
Wall Patera ever shown in Huron, and have Bir advantage elf hoinf
to show samples moa) to a twenty ave thnhsand dollar stock. Tho Psi"'r
will he delivered 45 hours after your order is placed. What a splendid
opportunity for the Goderioh citixewes and rkthan to have much
all rge
range of (hniee. Snoh was never known in (3nderioh before.
and
see for yoirarlf. if we can't snit you then yon ahosld be in heaven
KI DD'S BOOK STORE.
Made of Large, S
Amply provides for expansion
bon. Only Best Bessemer sti
used. Always of uniform qua
Never goes wrong no matter h
great a StrafiA
is put upon ft. ..n
Does not muti-
late, but does
efficiently tura
cattle, horses,
bogs and pigs.
EVERY ROD OF AME
!!Y THE
Call and See it Can
We have sold miles of thi
This year it is better :hal
it will pay you tosizn up
M cKENZI.
The plow t
FARMERS INBTITUTF MEET
A West eeee•efal series -Mews
caw a.d Geed Addresses.
Tk• rower melee of meetings held
Wirt Hurn farmers' loultut•
most suooeeslul the Institute bas yd
Tee meetings were held at Blyth,
day, let lost., H.Imw►lle, the 2.
)(table the 415, and 8'. Helens, 1
While all the m.•ttog• war• lar,
model. the Nested tae•tlog was •
breaker ia 9'1ut of attention sad
a.m. The membership was lacrimal
largely then dueler soy previous
misinge, ea todioatlee of the
reeegaltloa e1 the awfulness et t
mete' la.MNle. 1. woe of the
wbere ..•.ung• were held • breach
Wo..ea's Justine.. was .rgenlae
delegacies. A. McNutt, of yt•alber•
Miss Maddest. of Uaslele hood)
saojwte 1a a thorough .menet a
twee 11,047 dl..e•.to_
The ere• meetingof the melee wa
Rlych ea Fnday, arsh 1st, Jam
president of the West Beres Fermi
rete, presided, and F. ('. Efford lis
wstomery place as d.eeitary
''be atm -noes meeting war opens
meld set, wen made a few rwm•rk
good work Wag deo• by farmers' le
•ad wee followed by A. H .1 o'bs,
who gays • short alk on ' Mowll P
Mise Maddock, of Uoslph,,poke
tertolwy," • subject oompantIvl
W• should keep ourselves hearty
m11k, had well., old beelines, .to
causes of so many Obsesses br..kio
the ooaalr7 Our o• late should
clear of mosIdy brew], decayed
veg.tsblee, and the latter about
kept 1. our cellar. 1t 1s mach
kwp tb. germs of disease oat .f w
than to get them eat when they •.
T horonghly clean*, and whltewael
tar ; .oald all Hower* and turn 11
the ,an ; do not pat tb. dish °lett
utensil. Our •leeplog rooms shoe
•entileted, tb. windows bog bit
and hlebt.
Freak Idabel!, of Blytb. spoke
minutes cm "Method and System
busman men conducted his bade
average farmer does his, the rite
invariably be failure. There 1.
sloe capable .f se wool) developer
alpmullaral profession. To be •
termor, you mast know the not
.e.1 and .sed.
Alex. McNeill, of Walk.ryllle
next speaker. Ms atheism wt
Feeding on • Small Term," bat
sot tooling well he was unable t
address in fall. Mr. MoNelll hr
the dairy bemuses for some
olsimed that hs oows did better
orop and little gralo then op yrs
Is a splendid wiling crew, Pot t
tog Mr M.h.tll sew root* and
sad mothered buylag grain ta
straw to bayiee bay.
Mr, MoNell being unwell wa
retire, alter whlob a very int•
oaeetoa Wok phew en the sub)ie
by him.
Al the eyeing seethe th
orowd.d to the door., many b.ii
weed Io the aisles and rear
Preeldeot Seed presided and
owed with a seleotloo from t
composed of Meares. Thome
I1.ao Brown, Bat Bribo•r
Rales.
Mrs. Elford, of Helmesvllle,
the Womac s loetttute, was th
a and spoke on "Woman's
Most women we do one ebb
poor bread -maker may be a goo
sr, and •to. verve. There are
arsenates for the uplifting of
raw -home, wheel and obur
latter two, training Is abeolu
the first how roach trefoil
Neither 1h* women mor the
their tall value on the farm.
Mr. Thomas Wat on wog •
Mt.. Maddook gave an a,1
mes1i0 Holmes." Soisnoe •
knowledge applied. It is •
greatest evil is the teadenoy '
from the home. Resters. mal
p1.a.anl tor your brothers.
ought to be open to the broth(
the sister, and farm edooatter
open to sisters es well as tiro
ABIG
BLACK
2000 penplw
this weak and inspecoft t
of old stock shown. R
LaUllwns, Dreand Slop
ittgs Linens, Stamped C
�erwear.ss
Beane l(.., Oh
Brass Material fel Rpd
at Ion than Best of WV
',ejected so load'y advc
and White Goode Male
strictly ep•to-d&t* Goot
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