HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1901-5-2, Page 5THE SIGNAL : GODERIOR ONTARIO.
TfaOSIIII&TI Way a, 1901.
. Acheson & Son
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Bargains gmarrtsei,
in Carpets. timeatiai 1
THE wonderful business that our low prices have gained
for us in our Carpet Department has forced us to en-
large the space for these goods in our store.
Specials in Carpets.
36 lsobs wide, heavy, r til.
salon oarpets, a 1111.10 de.lgne to
latest colones.. •t per yard 26.
30,40 and .... .... .........
36 knobs, wide. ail pure wool, revers-
ible carpets, mad color. o1e.,%
beautiful mad w ted last, at,
Moor yard, 66, 66 and
50c.
27 Inch•• wide English lepnttry
o•rp.te. good domed and latest
color oomhin•tiuo., for parlor.,
disk' room., he i m r mo, h.1l., r 1
at per yard, 35. 40 end.... OM.
700 yards English body Bromide oar
pet, new goods and a superb de.
75c. sign..od oombin•tlon coloring., �/�
.t per ?arJ, 86, 90, and 1.00
Heavy &:titch Linoleum• in great variety of deigns, at per sq. yd., 45c.
INSPECTION INVITED.
W. Acheson & Son
RUSHINGTHE MAITLAND.
The OMAN of the Maluand
River Navlwatton Club.
• Tree sad teelall.d *.stmt or what ..
felt S. Meld Vey.geenoe (bele wear.
r.1 Trip Mwa the *wan!, Mewing
■sweaterg
W. bate
member. of
Club with •
their recent
Mesoderm
pleosere Is
It follow.:
aitiumele
bees famished by on of tr e
Me Mistimed River N•vig•eioe
(ne doubt) faithful e000aot of
voyage dewo th• river true
to Uodertob, and have moos
prosodist it to oar readers.
At last ear boats were la•aob.d jn.t be
low the mill at Msaoheeter, tale* duke pat
In plane sad supplies loaded. N. had
Meath provi•leur to but a week, bat ties
w• stint be that long on the way.-wbe
could 0.111 -sed the teak o1 stewing every•
thug is • dry pleat was oo easy nae, e.p•d-
ally as the flagship and the wbalobeok when
Ares Issoobed tried to take a all the water
la the river This .tete •.1 affairs reme'ted
Is meet of the staff being stewed in 10.
little red poor, which was as dry as the
Drew bad been wh.•r ihry let. home.
Foully the Imre were cast rff and amid the
vooHerously la pr eased gond with.. of the
motley prowl who had •.worded w tee
off and the in.'heroes of th• proprietor of •
sugar bush •oro•• the obant.el, ase u1 whore
g ap evoke,. had somehow flow. nn board 1
the ilsgsbip, we rapidly lett tli. !gilding
place behind no
The legible lock the lead and •e Impee- ,
fps .p.et.ole Me presented, peiated khaki
from *tem to stern, with the sten and e
Stripes lying proudly from the bow and the
green leg of the Ru.rald I.I. upside down
u the nerd No one nestled 101, •Iew.l n1
distress until nue of tbri mew began walking
abed the deck on 0'e hand., d..loing h.
was right ride up Then for tear of soot
dents the lag was righted, sod for • time
there was so more tros'ile with this nitm-
oer el the crew Th• blue host, oohed
"rhe R'y.l Templer" from the *sermons
quantity ot ever she was constantly tak-
ing aboard, oasis next with "Bottles" s' tke
tiller, and very Imposing she lacked with
the Colon Jock proudly ffyissg from • loth
soiled to the bow, th• "Skipper" et•odlai
es ere loos beside the flag and Charlie, the
crook, .ndesverleg with • sap bucket In o•e
hand to pomp out the hold, while with the
ether be was vainly trying to ruses. a ins
of perk and been. from • watery grave.
TDe little red boot, with "Larry" at the
helm sad "foo" wielding • paddle, ..► art
last Barry, the third member of the orals
and rear admiral of the fleet, wee Booted
away ea the forward deok ea what at Rest
gleam might have been ruttiest for • wash
teb,bat.01.h oloeer obeervatloa stool have
Ammo to t• • mediae ohe•t. The bats
red deg which this boat o•rrled was doaht-
lees'h• meat piratical looklog *flair es the
twat, bat wee certainly not the haat re
*peat able. The little beat from her .ulterior
build and smart Deadllmg tees took the lead,
nod the versa" bogus is earnest
Ne derlpties ago glee an adequate Idea of
the pleasant derived from • trip down the
Maitland dies the water is high In early
spring. The swiftly Rowing waters, nowboil-
ing over hidden rook., now racoon downward
over• rapid euoosesles of .moo, h, ■loping,
rooky Ierraoes, here Darrel/Inv Into a loom
tett rapid, thew spreading out Into• breed,
majestic stream, keep ono oen.Iantly on th•
"qui vivo" and forrneh • never-ending
variety to Dig eye. The seesery ales• the
nate la Bread, and high rooky bluff., steep
banks oovered 101011y with timber and long
sloping field. mooned outs another eo rapidly
es about to b.w,ld.r one.
The river for the first few miles Ws not
of •o tarbalest a same, on to require nos
stoat work es the part of the voysgenre. se
the fleet drew closer and lueob was cells#.
By the time the Trio.s deitmiM.., se
thoughtfully provided by the people at
home, had been properly disposed of, -Bill's
Bridgee
we. re•ohed, sod here ID. earl -
/dots week ashore for a hu minaret M
wring the Cuter Iron their h.,., and Harry
Meir .0Tanage of the opportatlty to se.
Pare • snap -shot or Iwo with good r0.alt.,
earl had the piet.res hoes finished In time
they would have appeared In ltd. im.m.
W heps to preform them •1 • I.rt r date.
Shortly alter leaving Otte point the lag -
ship .lank feat on • rook, and the Damm°•
dote wee) over the .lei. to Ilf1 her off.
What happened w111 never be known. bat
when hi. Drew leaked bis way the only
Ming visible where the oommodore had
boas was hl. sou'wester. As he bad takes
the pteo&.ties before starting to the this
anal. of apparel carefully ander his .his,
De we. so.. boosted and healed aboard.
Thi. lsold.et saesasitued • stop .t the
first (seethes.., where a °hange of elothing
was pr•seured,and although eh• Rs mi'hth•vs
bees better the ..mise/ere was happy ones
more. The orew of the pirate orbit had
some diffloolty here 1. settle, off, a1 •
wemea appeared sad claimed the red flap
ear
es part of her wing apparel, bat Res.
pleas►, basest .mile and toe rear d•
ulwl's p•rsualye tongue finally 1urm0ut-
.d the dlf8esity mod after an 1a.p0otles of
the medidun sheet by all hands wit mit or
.Mals.
After • rut of about another hear Res
stiller was ro•thed, and thee the real ex-
Mtamtet of the trip began. prom 1►le
plot to G°detieh the overeat le very rapid
sad .eattb.1 mire mutt M evefei..d M
hug altar ot the ibegbd rooks sad to pre.
Vest Me hve from Ming swamped Is 101
terhele., ropMe. A r0ps4 res was made
M rh. 1011., trod M. "flea (1x11," as the red
heat ked bees .hrMMsed, erri.leg far le
the lead the strew Wailed to reeese.IW,
fee here Is the "sly really dasg.r.es petit
ea 1ke neer, wide\ takes • *ma drop e1
snarly tit feet, sod If • but should Wok
for as Pared on one of the sberp rooks
along the edge t be 000..quesoee pea be
more wily imagined than de.rtbed.
The other boson ooms op, sod, the meet
favorable spot being oboeso for the run, the
helmsmen climb asp oo the broken bridge
and p ck oat thou everts, point.. The
crows stow the *ergo safely away, get
everything snug for the run.
lo ■hdttng rhe osrgo of the "Templar"
It was dist overed that sundry pies wbioh
Charlie had proudly dlepleyed to our
barter, sed admiring gas In the morning
had bee. p'ooed to • bbeket and were now
waterlogged et the bottom .1 the hold. A
smart martial ass. bald and everybody
found everybody oleo guilty of nrlmisel
a.gllgensm, bat a the ales woe drna for
we oonolsded to go en. "Settles" 0000lud•
ed to go down below the falls with • pike
pole to pall out soy possible disasters, and
while the advisability of Hits wee Wine tits.
mood George and Jim ate the pis.. Wu
finally got oil, the "Sea Gull" 1n the lead,
t he 6sg.hip out and the "Templar"
with the precious medicine cheat b
•
rlopt ee
p tb. res.. A. the boats stared the falls
the speed beoame greater and 'rooter god
the bold navigators hearts almost steed
ettll. Larry steed am to tee the ooares and
forgot to ell dewo agars. Steady, boys'
Look oat for that rook I A little farther to
he right 1 Fester end furter they go, the
elms is reaobed, she stinks -no, she le over
ad running rapidly toward the Smoother
.sur bele.. D.., 00050. the d•r.h•p
ad over .he roes Safely, too Now for
he "1'«m pier, '-she shoot. down, Nicks at
be verge, tarns almost broadside to the
t, but a powerlut ebov. from Skipp-r
a► the right memeet geode
t7• • - le enol
The min with the pole had toted ac, vle-
ime for his cruel book and h1 had missed
hs most glo•ieos, wildly 'gown, moment
1 the d.y 'Ve atop and tele him In and
n wit speed for the little Calle, which •1,
booth not perhaps so d.•veroue •re equ.1
v
In trna'rl Mm0 °Wing to the .0..ls.
Mae Are n all pan in •s'e•y and on ass
p.,•d toward the fleet tel tiul r,.pide below.
Neer Dere wu•m discovered • mottle of
wild dunks of a now variety utterly unkanwo
• se. and as they seemed very weary and
lil •t sea w• onnoladed to take them home,
rye hove •o' seen them Sam. All wool
wall .earl w• paged the bridge at Salttord,
wb..o the animate .f th• "romo'.r" pre
sumptuously attempt.' to at eh an to the
'See Galt," The oral crook a Sah neogod
oak0..topped and the crew -well, they
ids'; 18sy landed In the gator, and
Chad+• rays it wasn't tier for the Sk•ppm
o
light en his book while he was en hie
ends and knees la the water. Hnwr..t,
he Skipper rolled off and took his docking
'ire • 11et1• man scd en trruhle wits averted
They gathered themaiy,s and their boat
01.10.1 and °optioned down stream •t •
more Sober god dignified pace. The londiot
was mode Shortly alter dark ane cur forty -
mile trip wens over -though ass anenImoul
0. y
olvsd that i1 stilt to fns flesh we shall all
be on head next year.
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N tugboat : A. Dulmogo, of IakmW, keg
purob►.ed the re.ideooe at John Campbell,
uoCubetus street, for 11.260, d .sH
MOW. tato It Is the Bourse of a f s ecu. ire,
Mr. Campbell Is not leaving tura.
Handl : A quiet wedding took pleoe.1
the resid*eo. of F. Witmer, o. W vdoseday
of tart week, whoa Beni ono Holtzman,
o1 Elkton, Mi*blgsu, and Mon 1. zs:e Ruby,
of this village. were united in m•ru.Ke.
Baybeld : At • meeting nailed by the
members of St Andrew's cbur:h it wee do
sided W extend a oa1! to Rey. Mr. MuNeill
et this plain. The ell bail bees utast
mutely elgaed by the members and edher-
eils.
W'mrhim 11rs. J. Smith, of t'•triok
street, is in deep sorrow on amount uI the
death of her mother, Mrs Puhlok, of Lon-
don, Ono. The debased lady woo knows
to many la tows who w111 regret her de.
mum.
Homan : The Mul.o.s Bonk has "used
for hostages 1n their new otoues 10 the Davis
block. Thu building was especially erected
for the bank, and a oerain', • meant to
our village, while the intortor equals any
office of smelt an lontitutiou In the ooa0ty.
Blyth : George Desstedr, who went to
Whitewood, Auulboia, • few weeks ago,
bon ret.rDed and purobased rho harness
bugle... of E. Appel at Zurich. He also
rented the stare for • term of roars and In
toads starting s hardware business In now
. Minn.
Easter : The Metropoht u hotel, where
hos been 000duoted by Wm. Aoder.00 for
some tune, has been leased by Geo, Mercer,
Blake, who has also poroh•ed the forel.hugs
from Mr. Aader.00 and will take poses -dna
May 1st Mr. Aoder.on has not d.olded
yet where he will oast his lot.
9eafurth : J. U Rue war up from for -
nolo to glair hie family here. Mr Rose's
. oryioe. •r• evident ly None appropriated by
h . new employer., the Canadian Furwitur.
Company. as he h•■ hemp promoted to the
positloa of supply purob•esr, and will here-
after have control of that department
°beton : The ()baton aesesemen' roll
gives the following figure" :-Total value of
✓ eal and perusal pr000rty and 1.x.i(• in
Dome, 1639 982 ; Carers ihooms, 17 960 ;
penpn.l property, 128.458' real properly.
16e3.082 ; no'. 2 ; number of
bow. 151 ;".."16
111., 79 ; d482og., 114 ; .team
boilers, 14
Win/ham: Wo have to record the death
of Mrs Charles Henderson. of the Blue
vale road. Mrs H-od.rwn's maiden num
'vis Margaret Clarkson. She and tier hus-
band mime tato this violnrty •bout forty
years ego, and bore their there of the hsrd-
. htps •1tendon1 upon the early settler'. Ito.
8hn patrol gaily on Monday, April 22 -id,
u the •g1 of y -five She le.,ee a
hu.banJ, two eons and two daughters.
Seelorth : W bile charging the acetylene
g er generators In B. B. Ouun'S store ons
west reoently, Jame" Purcell and Ernest
Marry bad omit• an *totting experience.
They had a light with them and some es
coping ger oaagh fire and blazed up to their
fen... Mr. Paroell cams off with • few
11400 burn., hut Mr. Morry's face was
belly horned. Fortunately there was not
more ga., as they would undoubtedly have
been seriously god perhaps permanently to
Jared.
Bayfield : On Tuesday. April 16, at the
✓ e•ilenne of tb. bride'. parent., Dr. N. W.
Woods, of Hayfield, was married to Mus
Margaret Fisher Roobon, eldest daughter of
Mr and Mrs. W. E. Boohoo, of Durham
The oerrmeny was performed by Ray. Win.
Farquharrnn. Mbit Morr.ret S:inson, of
S•r..to•d. was briomeid, ani the b0.•
w.m lir -Lest. 1 Twrphgn
rich Af•er • trip to D•ryrit and other
(Jotted sures cities, Dr. and Mre Wood.
here settled down It thea pretty horns berm
Brawl.: On S.lerdey, April 20'h, the
.a'ri• of Rev. Wm Norton took ir.fftgbt.
Hs had bets airng for • few days . i'
heart failure, wbioh 'rubel it death. He
wg•aretired Met bodies minister, • awl 'w --
aided here for • number 01 year.. no won
e'ghty 'bro. years of ago The Memel
,*,vier. war. bald +n the Motbodot ohotel
on We toe. lay. and were w':1 •ttoled by
all the c'ergyn en In f hie looalit y H.
Ireve'wn sono and two dnagh'er., ono eon
• doc-or in yhelhorre, U-itolo, and the
other a clerk i i New \'o -k ; one deughtet
is married in Montr.tl, the other one at
Deng
B.w% W•w*nnsh: The Leath of Jag
Brown noeorre'1 in Derrnl'. on Saturday,
April 20-,h, at the age of seventy one loan
Mr Brown Wee well knows sea forlOW
respected remittent of this township, where
hs tilled the position of township ooll.rtor
for a number of year.. A few years aro he
sold nut and removed to i).troit, whets hie
rs,ldel until hie death. His death is Int
third one In the family within • few weeks,
the others being DI. brother William, and
hi. mister, Mr. ••V Graham, of Stanley.
He 1..v• widow (• sister of This
Holmes, of Wingh.m), two gin. •nd e
daughter. One of his sons Is a Methodist
minister in Mlohlton, the other is • deotbt
of Detroit.
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COUNTY CURRENCY
Wlogham Peroy Coed has gone to Lled
say,and oornmesmid busiest. for himself es
druggist.
9ealortis : Thomas Murray and Morley
Habklrk left last week for Vancouver,
British Columbia, where they go to oath
their fortunes.
Ess/ Wawanosk : Robert Howard has
bought the Brew. Williams farm, Ei lot 36,
oonneselon 6, But Wew.nwh, oonuislag
100 sores, fur 11.500.
(lndeflrb township : Martin Nun., who
has had oherre of the Peter Look farms, rip
the 9th ono., has rents' the homestead for a
1110 •f .even years,.
Clinton : H P. 4,hlsy left for decal
Oily N. Y., Iger week. befog called by
telegram on 0000001 of the serious illness •f
has daughter, Mr.. Ward. - --
Bleler : J. 1). Graham, of 8t. Marys,
shipped • mirload of horse. for South Afros
• tow days ago. They were purohased in
this vietntiy by T. H.0dford.
Butter Hoe. Thor, Greenway, of Clear.
wrier, Man., Is hers attending a few days
with Ms sister, Mrs. (Dr ) Rollin., who is
la • very p001 cafe of health.
01.100: Harry Brewer• .on of H, I:.
Brewer, left tut week for Neratlerd.0• me-
ters the O. T. 11 oar chops and will di
through for meoDinr.d engineer.
Uoder'oh township: W. Brydohe bon told
for the Toronto 'Irma Co. to Albert An4er•
sen, lot 24,Hsy1sld road, known es the Tnsm.
Cook farms. The prlos paid wee 13.200
Sooforth : The diver service which wee
drawn for at &t. Golomben two weeks ago
was won by Miss Finieoon, 1oonh,r, of
Mokillop• The ..rviee was valued at 11131.
&.•forth :J- W. Elder, V 9., formerly
of Seaforth and latterly of Stratford, has
goes to Red Deer, Alberta, and if M I km
the 000.1:7 will Ioo•te then) perm.nently.
Hulett : Robert McMillan, j. , ot Hal-
lett, has lead his fine farm ro hie nephew,
Mr. Swett, end has gone to reside on the
lams of his father, John M.Mlllen, .r. M.
P.
011ntee : .
bonne. tri
•
Mel, sag
sees.
Clintonlintwo Inman
smaller nn
for ails year.
M he .light
Ooderleh
- rating •
whInh .as Aim* 1N,T.ltoh.11 leftist week for •
o to V.eeov.r, R 0. H1 1. the
Ontario •
gest for the Ha.0lnes Shtagle tom
d e0. In oonneetlea with IDI, bony
Althea h 10,,. are y.l eevesty-
ss It Om hoses n1 ,.Inge, 101. is •
mbar ID•t •t ray previous time
r. Fifteen 01 them ars reported
11 III.
township Howard Mellor Wes
nasty ,0.r os his f•.. 100.011?,
ens 0, an Intermitted mit jumpingen his shoulder and leaving the
mark 01 her
Maws no hie cheek.
Segferth ' 1)r. R R Rue has parnh•s,rl
the residesee e1 Hegh Robb, nn Ilod.rinh
. Mate, and .111 take p..e.sslen about the
mlddl. of Nit mostb- He paid le the
.04 hborheed ./ 11.000 fns It
BOOKS ANO HERIOUICALS.
Dasrroa' OWN Stony - A powerful
Beeper from uoe of the wont ,vm•rk.ble of
reoordeJ human eaperleates .pptu0 w 110,
Clare's M.g.aion fur Miry -Captain, Alfred
Ureylus'a owe story of hie t, degrad•-
tio0 and transportation to Devil's 1Ne. Tu
:hie sl ur7J is added • potions of tn• di. y
kept by Dreyfus ou ►he :.laud, for toe wife,
and referred to w elan sal so myswrlw.ly
is the Krouse trial, but sever made public.
A mors intense and uonvinoleg expression
of human agony than that foetid to them
Ir•gmenb• la lnounoelv•ble From first to
lase it Is eyldeut that the sufferer I. be-
wlld•red and maddened by what hoe be.
fallen him, and that .11 whluh keeps him
from 1neamly or death le hie dsbermuatlon
to prole teal bon pereeoatioos are 1• r
lees to overthrow what he calls the "
relgety of the soul. " The dramatic, pas•
mime make 11 clear, too, that Drayton wM
compelled to undergo ow U..,t1'. Isle every
ignominy sad hardship his tenors oould d.-
ylee, eyes to clues oondosmeol to • hue,
etiolated by pausedos and shut oat from alr
and light, with double irons upon his lege
throughout the night. The book from
which this document Is taken, 000taiolog
the story ot Dr•yfu•'s entire Rye rears of
suffering sad imprieonmeot, L to be pub -
Halted by McClaren, Phillip. & Co. this
mostb,
LnDtlm' Bora JooarrLa-Ne one will
toll to fin4 pleaseot, prohl.ble diversion to
the May Lsdlw' Home Journal. Its thirty
and more °attributors Dover • wide rang'
ul Ineereswor •ubj.ote. "When Jobs C
C•Ibouu Went • Woo:ng," the delightful
rumors of the groat statesman, le no loos
eogtos.log than "The Brilliant Sloiol (Mtge
of Harriet Lens" 1n the White House, or
than Clara Morris's "Freak Sen," he Icier
tale of • little Japanese girl eorobit. There
is . weird f•.cin•ripn to the uo0 of
"Soma Remarkable Gets. of Oosble Per
a-nality," sad serest thrilling *torte@ are
told of ''Whco the Animals E•ospe from
the Zoo,' In "Summers of Our Dt000n.
tont" !Edward Bok rite. soul admits on
summer vautioas-not•oly Root in Wlitco
what to avoid. "Pre.errin, • Husband to
Summer" mid "Beep or Summar Boarder,
with Success" sotto Motu problem.. Prier/
are throe aroh• co,uul article., and th•
nand 0outrit.a•lons conwrpior work in and
.bout the home, fashion., •to Toe halt •
/omen or more mashie pig, orod futures .o
o'oleIn the Fol+t," the best photograph
of the rweuiy•,ev.s thousand submitted 1n
.he Journal'. u+u•0.t ; • pegs reproduo•ien
of W L Taylor's panting, "President
Lleonlis Cali le V motivate.," god "A
Glimpse of P c nreequ. Canada." By IDs
Ctis Pu bbebinq Compeoy. Pohtlodelphta,
Ourne dollar • Trot 1 res 01011 • copy
8CR1•N xa'• FOR MAT. -A new 'bort wale. i
by Kat. Douglas Willem, to run through
three months, is the le.ding feature of tb-
May Scribner. Mr■. Wlggm's delightful
humor, revealed so oh.rmiagly to the Pens
lone hooks, appears In every page of "I'D.
1) my o1 • Bowe ilial." 16 Is the .tory of
a beautiful AOIlrle.n Fir' who flees from an
esraotive bat too p•r.isteoe lover to the
.blotto. of • goon• farm In • quiet &igluh
°nu -ay. John Lt Farr., th• eminent
painter, will puba.h la the nut few noes•
bore utrsote from his diary of • j +urney re
the islands of th• Paolao This bomber
deals with Hawaii. A young student of
sooaal questions, Robert Alston Stevenwn,
Unborn.: The many friends of Mr,
Archibald Bishop, e1 M P. P. for South
Heron, will regret to learn that he to
seriously ill at his resdd.noe In U•horne.
He was at the Hraoefield show on 10.19 It
alt, and seemed to be In the enjoyment of
hie o.nal good health. On his way home,
however, he was attacked by paralysis, and,
on errieler at hie reel1.00e, he was found
In hie buggy ueoonsotnns and one skis onm
pletely paralysed. He we. driving alone.
and, 00nermaenlly, no porton hoar how
long he had been la Chit onnrllties, bmf se
algid had the mneol.s broome that it woe
with ,•nneider•' Ie dtf8culty ibe Heel were
rem'vel from hie hands. Loan seinen
.how that he hu not improved, Md night
hopes are entertained for his reerre y.
Bromide : The horsrs and rig belongiajj tag_
Jno Uooaloghaa•, Grey, etnlen from Yet•
v+1le oho,ob shod, Breads, was reoay.r.d
by the owner at 1)und.Ik, Grey oo0ety.
Th.1110, dices name 1. said to h. Doug-
lue or Snort, bargained to sell the hone to
• man named Fennell for 175. 15 being paid
when sale was made and ratan° to be
handed over later. Attempt eat alio
mad• to part with the buggy and harness,
hot we the prime was low amploioo was
. reseed mad when Douglas. called on
Fennell again the latter asked for ldentlfioa
Hon. The name of a Berllolte was gleet,
but wide the telephone officio won Ulu
vi.lted Mr. Thief aaldenly departed to
ward Fl..herton, the o.Ighboriag town,
and ha. not been seen is that looality .loon.
Hallett : There died In Fanhorn, North
Dakota, on April7i0, Also., son of Mr.
and Mrs. James Webster, oono0.dos 13,
Hallett, at the early age of thlrty•twe
years. He was 111 only one week, being
soddenly tikes off by pleat° pn.omonla,
whlnn resulted from • (told contractor!. He
was married only four months and had poet
settled down to • happy life. being • pros
parous ynane farmer, the owner of • whole
seethe of land In North Dakota, entirely
free from de0t. To his religious oeovle:ions
he was a Presbyterian, following these of
h l. periwig Th• r.malse were Interred In
Madmen. His death makes the Ent break
in the family oirole and thrive left to mourn
are his loving wife, his lather and mnther
in Hallett, broths Widlam tint deter tea -
belle, on the hnmeetead, brothers ,Toseph In
&inborn, .lames In Toronto, and sister, Mrs.
Ed. Saville. of ()lidos.
mucfi and.'
Aittheflathcmicis
sae eh sisodchm,
shoes.
hula tris It looks es*.
shag,' pildred 6►
the pica as
the sok c-
"Thune
Cady.sr w.Led.
Wu. Sharman, Jr. • Sole Local Aleut.
!►..Molle rains Pored by 0.rvtlls..
This ill the tsstlmnny of Mr. H..jomle
Dlllen, of Impede, Ont , who says : 1 feel It
my dory a pronlalm the marvellous value
of Poison'. Norville* as en Infallible mire
far rhs.m•tlo pains ; It oariti them every
Mme Nothin, i knew of equal. It run •
hes•ehelrl liniment, sad mothers should
feel IO ea 0.oeesary se bread Itself. Net
•ilii. ha, °need rh.n'n%Nem of 30 years'
•Wding, sad au tome you. 1ontas0 relief,
eheslate sur•, large betels 26e.
TntetlIgeot and time) Spray -tog
will make your orrl,,r�t t'rohlol
The 9rnamntor Is the r.•.'It e.1-c.te.
1.1 eepertmenl sad 1s krpt tig;d up
to date. Met the .tir1A in open com-
petition oo the Invitatjos-of the
0 -Natio Government and w' 0 the
sward. Thl. '*sold menu emorlhi•tg
to yet, The (pnomotor he. n •-..r
!IC
bwwass, cylinders mea .ti .t,;
brim tinea. All port. 1'.I.. ban. •.
able. Rows any per rent -1.1 1-- .
Moet ecouomleal browse .
ION farther and mart ere,'• 1,
ranee Itihrowsswythingh r 1 •
spray to • Sethi Strewn. Wi 1
.00....h er /tint tarn' In, :...,
?mistreat*, lee year..)dre...,
THE •PAAMOTOR Co ,
LONDON, OMIT.
1,
r
MASSEY HARRIS
The name .rands for all that Is
reIlOM, In farming m.oh,nery,
.e.FgRMERS...
p,MMM • mu.• impartial 'body •f
"Sauna' to • 111w. arty. He hie looks.'
at them at • very real •i. ureu0 in ...re :Ile .1
1,e tiaras., and has shown by aaesdue, 1. -
ablaut and penned o'.sestebio0 their good
f..tu,.s and their bed leatur.e Netter
A W yekuff, the author of "Tho Workers,"
•1.. promote • metal Mature it hie arse e
"With Iowa F•rmere." There are other
artioloe of timely tutored, V •ddlrieo N
short missies, oto.
1
Lurnhago
is Rheumatism of the bask.
The gauss 1s Urie Amid
in the blood. U the kid-
neys did their work there
would' otoCote Acid and
no Li. go. Make the
k .loeys do their work. The
sore, positive sad est*
cure for Lumbago le
Dodd's
Kidney
Pillss^ v
R. B. Smith's
Store d M cKI11 1 Stan
's Reld's O/d
Friday, Saturday and Monday Bargains.
Conifueocing FRIDAY, MAY 3ril, and fir three days, or while
the goods loot, you will have a chance to save • third, • halt, and
sometimes more, ou s asouable, wantahle, uptodate goody.
Feathers and Tips- b:1t Joni
redwood price. Fut here that woe 1.25, re-
duced to 1 00, and now just hall of that, .50
W. have teem all proms and now at just
half of redwood primp.
SAILOR and other hat. for 15
About 100 of the hate, black, adored and
white, were .25 to .60, for.... ....... .1.6
A 51tter lot, woe .50 W 1 00, for 65
M... Define was at the esmmo millinery
openiogs lass week to Toronto and brought
Mona out only the cowed, oreatlons in m11-
llnery but tb• lattst ideas from battles
0.art.. Yon may w well have the latest.
It ousts no more.
Tooked, corded and hem stitched featly
silks tor shirt waists and fronts. good ool-
ong, good value a0 1.76 • yard, for, per
yard 126
EMBROIDERED LAWN. - T. very
newest roods In the market for shirt waists.
Good value at the old prloes.
Oue piens was 1.00. For three days at .68
6 pious 01 new colored Mundt., very
sheer and the coweet patterns and the teed -
Int oulors. Pr,u, won low •1 ,124 •ud .15.
For 3 day. 09
Millinery Event - 2 dna "dirt'
•ad girls
trimmed hats, trimmed this work. Good
value •6112 Tbre. days at ..........11.26
Two dos. ladles' and girls' het.-si better
hat, trimmed up in the latest style, sled
gond value at 300, for sash... , .. 2.00
These ors w old Zest ow0ary hots, het
trimmed up In the 1.Oes0 style.
DRESSES at just half price. A lot of
ohlldren's sod girls' dresses, slues few twit
years up to fourteen lean, made of print,
obambry and gingham and • few of plgas.
Prt.. wore .75 to 3.60. Prlo0sow ►
halt 37e M put
EMBROIDERY,-500 yards, Mr. Aa -
draws' prom .05, for three days at 03
35C yds , Mr. Andrews' prism .10, fer.,01
350 yds , Mr. Andrews' prism .12i to 15.
for .. ...10
CORSET EVENT. -Fen Ohre* days we
will sell "Paris Lady" 00rwts, big Talus .t
1 25, for .75, sod the E. r., the best dollar
oureet made, for .76. The best 1.00 sad
1.26 corsets, for three days -then should
not be • pair left -at each pair 75
MENS BICYCLE HOOK, were .764 ter .46.
The are mads by the U.dsrloh ketol.,
factory, of the very best yarn, with toll lop.
Good value .t .75. T. clear at per p.lr .46
.w_ . .. Z/1CIC= ..
THE TIE NEW
Empress SHOE
DON'T met
TAMPER...
with your health.
Don't use Drugs and Medicines
of que,tionable quality. (let the beat
there i• at the same price6 that are
charged for iuferior goo.ie.
At our Drug Store the stock is al-
ways fresh, and each article pure, po-
tint and ,atisf.tctorv.
.Our Prescription Department
h.0 a reputation for promptness alp
encu racy.
F. JORDAN
intending to purchase anything in our
line should inspect our goads before
placing their order.
We always carry on hand • fulf
'sock of repairs.
We have the Iw.et make of Cream
Separators nn the market,.
Yon can get the most up to date
Carriage or Buggy made in Can-
ada at. a rnasonahln price from on.
Massey -Harris Bicycles --New
1901 models --elegant mounts. Oall
and see them.
Ia ifs P A1a8014f St,
AGENT
NI ,tit
McKillop Ritual ' .1e Insurance Co.
FAB'-AUb3SOLATED TOWN PROP-
KRTYINBURED
ValmafPro;,ny Moore l up r,. Jan-'orr,
1'101 imosa silo
n/rrollIWAwe DWttaprtout - _ __
J 1' Mt Lean, peel • T. Trager. vin+ -tiro.. •
Igo ' ,midst, U, hale W. (1 Broed•olt,'3.
t art. J. c tea, J. U. Grave. 1 Hoonew"t•,
hr. On • .o '0 Oro Etfo it, Retro •alt
t it of los of ; T. E. Hays. de.t..rth, secretary -
0! Int.
AoxvTw,
J. W. Yeo, Holmaavino ; James Cumming
Hatnond villi ; It. Mt•M Ilan, Scsforth : 11
smith, Harlock
Polity -polders can pay asa.wmsntt and get
their cards recolpted a Mr. Coate' Clinton. or
st Mel.w Ikea' Palau. C lothiag Ettore. Go 'Ai
rich.
Snilff S1111.S, 0Y0fC081S
The mu dressed la • scat mods at
our store always looks trim, as le is the
ambition o1 every mu of WM to look.
A loge range of clothe to choose
from.
If you are oontemplotlog getting •
tight 0.erooet for epilog wear, give on •
oh to s rve yea. Pelee' right.
H. DUNLOP
West Street
A Great Snapp
Is our Glover Snap, at 5o. a
pinu.d, of which we sell • barrel • week,
This isn't our only soap. ea we carry
• verything Oat 000 be found In an tip.
to-d.t. grooery est.. nor prices
are right. The I.,, . ,..t. they
can *levels get from co. ... , - heir
produoe. We drew the Lt.. • •
Ingo im rte trade - everythlug
(ll.s.were or potatoes, garden staff i.,
ohniot.t tattle Chins. We deal to all
of them.
T. G. TIPLINGI & CO.,
Redford block, Goderl.0.
HAND -
DAIRY
TINARE.:..
Onr own hand made hairy
Tinware made out of your grand-
mothers' of l -fashioned hand -dip-
ped block tin, is the:cheapest
and cleanest tinware to buy.
All good. marked in plain
figures ; the smallest child can
get the same bargains as the
older ones as we have only one
price and that is the cheapest
No overcharging in the shop.
J. 11. Worsell,
The stomp stove oast /arum man,
Gederieh.
Spring is here.
You will be re-
quiring a pair
of....
BOOTS
Oji SHOESI,;
THE tri.`
Slater..
I
Our stock is
about com-
plete with
the latest
fashions in
Footwear
that will be
sold at as 1, a
close prices as 1111
is consistent"
with quality.
Remember you have no duty to pay
on the Shoes as they are made by Cana-
dian workmen and are equal to the best
American goods made.
Wm. Sharman, jr.
mom
"What .Cevely Shan I"
"Newer dreamed that such
Shoes could be made in Canada I"
"Isn't that a beautiful finish?"
" I like the .hope and cut of its
too, so graceful, you know."
"Yea, 11's the " King Quality"
shoe, and really, girls, 1 never
wore shoes so comfortable and
nut as these are. And, you
know, we save all the custom*
duties, because they at. maria`
in Canada.-
" They
anada.""They won the gold medslat
Pars Ibis year."
"See, hero is the trod. -marls
you can know them by' :-
aKING QUALITY
Irene by The J. a guess Os.
Limited, TOr ogee.
Our Agent in Godsrioh is 8t, Gorge Prto..
For Ladies' Fine Shoes
THE King Quality
Nothing mride in the United,States to beat them.
Every pair guaranteed.
...THE....
...King Quality Shoes...
FOR MEN
are very nit-• and up-to-date. We carry •
Targe range.
Our spring stock of goods
is on our shelves.
flake your selection early
Trunks and valises at close prices. tr.t;: ;rfi luj ;(j1 '
Our lines of staples are complete.
Mfg IttetiallOREILTAHr
ST. GEORGE PRICE
Sole Agent for J. 1). King Oo'..Oood.
WAST A STEP -LADDER ? grtt
We give one away With each pound of Pure (,'ream Baking
Powder purchased from us. 60c a Ib. The step -ladder alone is
worth the price. ----..-.. _.._
Try a package of our Hop Tea -not a medicine, hut a care-
fully selected Indian and Ceylon Tea blended in s acientitic
manner with specially prepared Hops. Delicious and healthful.
Nov; in the time to buy your Garden Seed. We have a
fall atm" rtment.
Telepljione No. 91.
s :'y'vR=Y az CO.
THE GROCERS.
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, Oodsrich, Ont.