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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1901-5-9, Page 5W. Acheson & Son Klee New Carpets. :i Bargainsi„s, in Carpets. HE 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. si±�rte.4>r ' Specials in Carpets. 36 notice wide, heavy, t'+ onion o•rpeta, artistic designs Iu latest oolorines. •t per yard 26 30, 40 end ... . .... ............SUC, 36lsobes wide. all pure wool, revers Ole o•rpete, cud colors oboe beautiful and warranted fest, ai, per yard, 66, 66 and 75c. 27 Inches » ,1.. Eeel.h ..p^ ,) )p °erpete, good des:eoe and la ere miler ouwbtueeloai, for petters, dining r"um.. Md ro'rms,halb,tW., •t per y.r1, 35. 40 end.... 5� 700 par le E0,rlish bol, Bru..al. c.r pet, new a eels ..std 'n super:, d,• signs and oomblu.tion caloriuge, at per t ard, 85, 90, rod 1 ,00 Heavy Scotch Linoleums in great, variety of designs, at per sq. yd., 45c. INSPEOT.ION INVITED. W. Acheson & Son CUUNTY CURRENCY. Bruoedeld : Mies Reza Bell hag gone te the Boo, where she will teach whool. Exeter : Mies Polly Flake died Wilda'. day elgbt of last week u the result of a third .woke of paralysis. Porter'. Hill : Fred Morgan, who bought eat the bootees. of 6. C. Potter, has also beep appointed postmaster at this plea. tiny : Gordon MoUoneld got caught in • belt at the saw mill and recuved • bad . baking op. bot escaped serious neer,. Eisler : Hoa Thu Gnawer, who hu been ruining here,porcha..d several heal of tboro'bred stook for his farms is Maoltobe. Bluev.le : Robert Mmeatus e, el Bleeps'., soot wish •o .00ldmit last week, lnfl,otlog • severe gash in one untie with •n .x• be was ulna. Ueboree : The ratty .ore farm belonging to the late Edward Stuart. of U.boroe, who died • tow weeks ago, kis been sold to George Rook. Mrs Hankies l.ayee • family of five Woos, Clfatoe : Mrs Robertson (iooghter el FL Thom.., Joseph, John, theorem and Frick, Cesar) lei for B.00kvale, .acre ,Le takes who, with the sorrowing buseand, have tb. the putties u aesutat.t matron el the sympathy of the community. Brockville Asylum. Varna : E. Martin, of Uuell.h, hu bought out the hotel Ierolshiove from Mr. Marry, et the Varna hotel, and moved In en W•dosedy May ler. several papers ; ink bottles wad ohslk were burled to every &teatloo, bespattering the walls and floor Three young men were arrested and will bays to answer the charge of hoses breaking sad malloious destruouoa of publio property. tie•forth : The Brandon, • Manitoba, Times of April 25th. has the following, rel•• tits to an old •ud rsepeoted reeldsot of Sea. forth. It says: '•In the death of Mrs. Agog* Usrrood McDougall, wkicb 000urred on Friday lar•, the Virden district tut • vary old •od highly respected resident. At the resld.•oce ot her son, A. U. Mo. Dungan, the dummied pawed peaoefully away at the age of eighty-nine years. R idgervt:le : Oa April 29:h the death of Ane Case. wife of George Hawkins, eaur- red at the family ruidona*, at tbe are of seventy four years and eleven moon s The deoe•sed had been in falling health for some years, but her oats did not take • serous turn until about two weeks ago. Brusseis : A note from caretaker French, of the Huse of Raluge, Clinton, says Mtg. Wallace., who was recently sent to that ice 'teethes Item Brunel., took it into her bead , ha• she would return to her old biome, MioW waif left 1►.t week but wee t ken care of by the night. watch - for B,.ta°, where .be bar secured a stow mon of Cowen until Mr. French was nom Boa u Dares in the City Hwplul. • prof. 'reinitiated with sod the ruiners, taken Moe tor which she is wall guel fieri beck. Sbe war snug*• bargain web • Clinton : A. J Oibblo a left on Wedb-e- livery mau to drive her to S.alorth. The f el l lady is a hundred -f ,Id batter off at the day of last week for his trip smote the Herne of Refuge than book to Brussels 11 mem to wised the great Utasrow expose she o ule coy tee 1t that way. ties std visit other interesting pointe. Exeter W Melville, who hu oondaoud Roar Wawaowh : Mrs. Reid, robot of tbe the manotse.ere of •oetyleoo Mas mule 001 Tale (leo. Reid, of East W•wenn.h, aired la Exeter for some time, has goo• to British eery earlw., 11 her early IbrwlTawny of last week. Colombia to engage in • similar hwtoees. Sbe wee in her 'mel health the dee pre Grey.los Sang. Bae sell bre hones and i vw's, and on Monday ereomg walked to Maumee. Site retired .t her usual hour let at Molesworth to Mr. Austro, an 1 ho ,l.i,pir.ntly in the but of health Daring and his bro'her John have bought lot 25 on . the eight her daughter beard • noise, and the Srh oonaesae,, from Lorne Voider), the on examination found Mr.. Reid gasping Woe paid being $2.400. for breath. Before medic.' a.aletance could Wier/hem : J. 5. Bmlth wears his hand to a sllag, as a result of • heavy window fall. lav open tbr.s finger. •td sma.h•o,r tbrm 11 is a panful hand, hut In hnuseeleantsg time sub things w111 happen. Brawls : Wm. Blsshlll, who Bae bee* 1• bungee la Brussels for the put twenty- oo• years. has leered his butcher shop to femme W•Iker, 6th lint of Morrie, who will take pousesioo ea the 15th lest and Gerry en the bestness. 8eaforth : Ao old and respected resident o f 8ealsrtb, io the person of Mn. David dleeth, pseud away on Friday, April 26 n, at /h. age .1 uveoty•elgbt years. She ►u mother of ty m Sleeth •oil here. F. Outterldge. Her aged p•rtoer still sur• wives Seolertb : Mies S•r•bel MoLean arrived h ems from the old ooaatry, where the had been for ►o• past year, on Monday of lest week. 8:.. had • very pl•.ouot trip over and greatly en) .yed her visit t° the of I land She war a 'commuted by tier little nephow. Ethel : Joetue Lake, who went to Mani toles looms time ago, hes been having • bid Nm. with his eyes Reo.n:ly he went to W.nolp.g and had • eater.ct removed from mu eye, and wilt have to have the other Wm,• similarly, very probab'y u soon as VN first Poe operated upon is to ter Beafertb; Tee follow's, ware liowited to distant point/glut week by W. Somervtlls, Grand Tropic ticket agent: Mrs (-Di.j Ryan, to Saginaw, Michigan; H.W. Oren - wall, Ir , to R,telllne, Texas ; Jobs Meot- gom•ry, to (lr•venhuret ; David Crawford, bo Nelson, Hrr',.h C lumbi.; Fr.ok B•,rltl, to Pott Ftulee ; Rev. Wilson Actium, io KtIIaroee. be Fence, rd she hod passed sway. Sbe I..yee as aged mother sod one daughter. She wok Afiy tine years of 005. Brawls : F.8 Seoul loft on Tueedey of last wok for Sealt Ste. Marie. He will fetob Mies M Burden beck with him for treat - en. re. do Poe of the Proylooul institutions. Sbe has been in the hospital In the above mentioned lows with typhoid fever and congestion of the brio but Is so much 1m proved In health that the physician soot word that she wield be moved. We hope she will soon be fully restored to her usual good health. Mies Burgess war keeping a milltsery sloe. there whoa she took ill. She ie also the owner of town lois that should be of oendder•ble valise' In the boom times the "Soo" bar b..o hoving. BINDER TWINE THE SIGNAL: GODEttle11 ONTARio. 1 HE LATE ARCH. BISHOP. Neta et • Versace Member e1 the re.- ylacW Legl.lasare Nuddes was the sbuok received Ly the P ublic, when, ea Friday, April 19.h, it was learned that Archibald Bishop, of U.buroe, lee M P. P , for South Huron, had been suddenly stricken with twelve. while •lune to bis buggy, driving from Bruoelleld, Mr. 'Julep was ever Wive to the publio lee wrest, espwldly that pertaining to the hewing oummunity, and bad ottended the spring show at Bruustiald, on Friday, April 1911, apparently io the sojoymoot of good health. While on his way home be was seised with paralysis, one side only beoom- log aa.oted, bat be could nut speak. When his borne was reaohed, • diene* of about twelve miles be had driven alone, hie body had bourne quite rigid and It was web didiouliy that he was removed from the buggy. He remained oonolous until Wednesday, when be reoeived another stroke, which totally paralyzed his body, in which ooudition he rem•lued until death gave him • happy rebase on Thursday even - tog, April 26:h. The late Mr. Bebop was • o•ties of Edinburgh, nootland, end was born at that place on September 6t6, 1829. lo the year 1649, having tis• ambition of ail shrewd young men, Mr. Bishop emigrated to Cana da, and for year. resided to Out•rlo county. lamming of the fertile soil to Ontario West, he name eo Coburn* townehtp ID 1854, and took up the lot au which he bed sine. lived, and upon ',blob he died, Ha married Mies Janet, second daughter of the late Robert Doig, of Cabernet, to the year 1862. They worked auldaua.ly, and loyally took part to tin pioneer work of ulcering the farm in the Stb a000eesluu, and u • result of their frugality Mr. Bishop bad the happy con- solation of knowing that his family were all well provided for, happy, and amply equipped to battle with the world. There were tow men more widely known, or more universally reepeo:ed in the Huron tract than deoeased. Benidw being an to dostrious farmer, Mr. Bishop had held 41. most all the othor* to the gift of the pabno. to 1862 be sneered munio,prl politics, sod was glno a seat at the board of U. borne oatmeal. Iu 1863 he was .Iec,ed run of the townehlp, which pwtuon he most creditably tilled until 1874, during the y. ars 1873 and 1874 being warden of the o unty of Huron. Pueseesing •olsar fuNlh- gent Insight, Mr. Bishop was urged to enter polities, and au 1873 undid the L.vislature • , Liberal representative for South Huron, *hien riding be coni toned to repeats, ot un- til 1894, when he retired. During his ureter In Parliament, resound, •Itbeugh a ,t.uooh supporter ot his party, was popular with both sides of the house, and had many warm friends en the rank and isle of the Coneery.tive party. Doomed was • member of the Thames Rod Prubyterlanohurch since It.laoeptton, • std for years an elder, and was always identified with any work for the advisor's. merit of the church He was a teacher to the Sunday 'oboe', and if .t home was .t s poet, and it le said he nevtr mused • Yui day but beeauwith his Glass_ 1 he .urvwmy members of tri• family are hie widow, and eve daughters, as follows •— Ar.. Thomas Comore”. MM. leery Ander- ...o, cars Julia Ko.Oltfte. Mrs. .1. Morgan, . 1! ,.f U•bnroe, also Mu. Victors at hone. Tne linen' took Flute on Saturday .1 tern"on from hi. la's residence. Th -re was a large at:rodaboe of thema a' he h Der, *Idle the vehicle• .0 the Port, gt n un.1area ricer 200. The service at the house was ooadla and by R •v. W is. 1) ...1 Ruhr ; Rev. J. 5 Henderson, 'd H ua.11,,nd hie putt r, Ker, C. Fletcher, of Thawes K'ad church, e.ch 'peeking 10 terms of a .rni iii tante of the .fin. guehitew of U o deeea'ei, ,.Per » hick the roaster,. were taken to th. Rilentyibe oeme'ery for Intermit.. The pallbearer' were Meier'. R. B Mc Lean, Kipp.. ; Wen. Be11, i1so8411 ; Them M. Case, Jae. Haokery, Ales. Duncan an t James Monteith, all of Osborne. Farmers' Co -Operative Company, Limited BRANTFORD Prices for the Season of 8eafnr'h : The friends of Allen S Me Lean will ,egret to learn that he is In a veer °rlNwl 000mtlon, He intended oom- ing to Canada this spring, but his heal.h would not preemie his undertaking the journey. He 1s now end has been for some Orme In a eanitarlam in Somerset', England, and latest replete from him were not sa- maras/lox . Clinton : Reeently R, P. Sibley was sad. dimly rolled •easy by telegram to Jersey City, caber* he was summoned owing to the serious Illee,t of his eldest daughter, Mre Ward. Unfortunately be had not reached her bedside before her death, the oases of which wee pneumonia, She Imyr behind, bereft of • molber'e Ion, • little etre three year. of age sad bet hatband. (elates : Sympathy le extended to Mr. sad Mn. Edwin Jervis (sister of the late Mn. Walter Coolies) of Stnutlet", N. W.'1'., la the ler of their little boy, lhnrge, In le• fealty, baler only eighteen month. old. They had been In Ontario lately visiting, sad the little fellow caught cold, and this with the measles developed Into pe•umonia, *bleb married him off on the 22nd of April. Bast eroweseeh: '1 be death of Mrs. ase. Laidlaw. of Morrie, dourhter e1 Thos. Bleck, of Rut Wawanoeb, sneered rtoent- ly. 0.17 sheat • year aro, dooe.00d was • bsppy bride, and the future looked bright asd hopeful Death has token the then bride, awl a heehaw, le bee Io sorrow. A Melo sea, four days old, deep the deep of death la hie mother'. arms, In the veld and gene move. Winches, : Domini oho heavy thunder stere, ea Wednesday eight of lost week the •Ieslrlo fluid entered • ohlma,y en the reel deice. of R Feller ; It keeeked the .tees dpi down, and teethed the oeeapante who wen s riea a to • rum near by, Mr. Fal- ler jumped sus of bed, and thee fell to the floor. He w dsgsA dews one aid. ; It wm • edema mil, sad it is fertna•te the remelts won set men serines. 1901 Red Star, 800 ft 10ic. Red Star, 550 ft 10 c Special Manilla, 500 ftSic. Sisal, old 8 c. Sisal, standard 7 C. (These latter two not our own make ) creee k& seaset.ry. Mr. HU1 moved, wooed e.l by Major Yon .g, that the rt./4 sad olei1 au Mr. (lures an I close the metier. Carried. Moved by Wm. Hill, seconded by R. Jowell. that the reeve and clerk b. ere. the u•osse.ry amorist of mousy rtqu red fog present Yes. Curled. Adjourned to meet again oo May 27 u • court of revision and f:r general business F. W. hielbte•uu, Clerk. OF LOCAL INTEREST. fns IEACags.s' CoN•avrION.—A change hes beeo made in the dates of the West Huron teaoheri uonveotlon, and it will be held on Wednesday and Thursday, May 24 and 23, beginning at 9:30 A. r. on the 22nd The meeting plans will be the pub Ito school at Faster. The program is s• toilet"' : Wednesday -9:30 to 10, upsr.:• exercises, appointment of auditors and nom mlttee. ; 10 to 10 "How to develop • tests for the beautiful," Maes B. Rusk ; 10:45 to 11:30, "Nature of home work and melb.d of oorrs°tion," 1. Kilpatrick ; 11:30 to 12:15, report of dd.gates to tbs Ontario F.dnoettooal Association, M . Bloom- field, Tigert sod Boyd ; 2 to 2:45,dlsauesion o1 rseslutlons submitted by 0 E. A. ; 2:45 to 3.30, "How ash we secure Independent work among our pupils to—d. S. Delgatyy ; 3;30 to 4:30, "Subool Punishments," J. H. revue, "Sobool loosotivr;' Robt. Stewart, Thursday -9 to 9 45, discussion of 0. E A resolutions oontlousd ; 9:45 to 10:30, re ports of treasurer and auditors and slsotloo o1 othwrs ; 10:30 to 11:15, "Ars the prompt regulations regarding the P. 5 L. eetidaotory Y'— W. B. Begebaw : 11:15 t„ 12—"Should Lieu be retained as an obliga- tory satinet In publio school teaohers ex aminattoost"—H I. Strang, B. A. ; 1:30 00 2:15, report of resolution oommlttee ; 2:15 to 3, discuselon on resolution of O. E. A ooatiaued ; 3 to 3:30, question drawer, Messrs. Strang, Tom and B.,yd ; 3:30 to 4, Mowing exercises. On W.doesdsy "mining an entertainment will Le grv.o, s.1 whiub the prudent. Goorg• Bloomfield, will give an address oo "The relation of the publio scbeol to Mttl:anehile" Cot terns 1 Foolish to keep them 11 you nave. Ne fun io oorna, but lots o' p+in. Putn•m's Pain - lees Coro Extractor raises ouroi In twenty tour hours. Get a quick Prop by raising 1t —druggists sell it. TO ADVERTISERS. Notioe of (manges must be left at this Office not later than Saturday noon. The Copy for changes mutt be left not later than Mon- day noon. Casual Advertisements aooepted no to noon Wednesday of ednh week. BISHOP M'EVAY. ■ b Zeal std goers,. taantfeet Tareagbowt the *louse sr Laudon. On Sunday next Bishop Mii vay start. on • 000brmetioo tour, and he will be abeeot from London every Sunday until the end of July. By that time he w111 have composes.] the task of visiting and administering eon flrmatf.o to every parish of hie diocese within two years, as well es attending to hie other manifcld duties. This is a task iavolvlog great labor and devotion to duty upon the part of this faithful and zealous . cele.iaetlo, for the diooeee comprises 50 parishes and about 40 missions. Bishop MaEvy'e obedienoe to his own stern sense of dot) ie evldenoed not only In the Inde. fattvaele manner to whioh be himself 'shore for the advanoement of his churoh, bat le the fact that he expects his priests to be equally faithful and nominate their work. 1i,.hop MoEvy's eminent fitness for his high afice 10 shown not only In his o.peaity for unwserying effort', hat in the eubataetial progreu that hie marked the affairs of the dl"ores slue his assumption of the ept.- rot al chair. In London the last two years hays witng*asd the establishment of the Mount St. Joseph Orphanage, the improve- ment of St. Peter's o•metery, and the be gtoatne of work st • new .spares',hool is South London. while a new church in the East Kod will shortly be under way. Is. the outside portions of the &noes*, font now perishes have been formed, five new priests' reeldenow erected a onnvent built .t t'hat.ham, severe, new churches erected. and xirteen new schools established, A namhar of new.chnola will also le built in the Iioron district. Altogether, i1., Roman Catholics of the dlnoeee of L itdoe .te to he congratulated on the %b,llty ..ad 4svotlon of their honored head.—l.nnden Adnr titer. CANADIAN FARMERS. We hove just • word to say to you. This, the tr,t lied only truly in -operative' oomp•oy in Americo, is offering yon today Its stock in small holdings. one and two sharer, at par. It is also placing its splen did twines with you for the oomtog harvest at prloes raw meter's' o•noot now be bought for. Your loyalty and iotelllgenoo will hold as in existeno• ; your scepticism end todife ono. will drive as from exist once, which means • deathblow to all future co operation of farmers Red will surely bring one result, • gigantic) twine oombloe, from the Infinenoen of which you will be abeolntely helpleee to help your• melees. Yon hove your optIon—pay your money and take your cholas, Stand by this great- est and mnet perfect oo operative move moot In the world and en bring a °ootlooa- ties et relief through 111 unquestionable in fluenoe as • twine prlos regulator. Desert us or treat our arson with lodifferenoe and you have only to wall for results. No better twine was ever made en arth or fornlehed to the (tanodtaa farmer then has been supplied you by this your own oempany. 11 we were not an Interns ele- ment of protection to you u farmers there would be no opposition whatever pitted sterner no. Remember the salt cal. Don't waste time wrestling with the queens any longer. Look It straight to the nos and Identify yoarselvee with us es sb•nhnlders, Buy your twine from this Mother Company with its spleedi, par mord of years and you will have eaeolnn to be proud of year action and loyalty later 00. If you os. but • partials of judgment you will see at stenos that ether tompantes going lets erietsna are simply tradleg oe our grand reputation. and that In many of these eases you will be eineseingiy dts•p pointed. Wo have pleaded for sight yearn for yen to mime In on the ground floor and join hands with this old est•hlishei twine erganleatlon. Bay nor Rad Star 10 oat twine and you will make no mistake. JO(IRPH SI RA'1'TORI). 0o.sa*I. MAIs*OO. Whlteehereh : Three ins.. men, full of whisky, hrek• let. the Whieeohnroh .wheel hues ewe nlobl recently sed posed sal M emuh everything In eight. Th., tented tie err. ■odds down, scattered the pipes la ovary Munition. tramping them 'neer Mot ; they wised a quantity of serol hooks Whisk they bare le bits and berl•d tbrearh rise whlew 1 they doasolished the wall sty., r18ed the tesebar's desk, destroying ARTHUR COLEY LIVES. Net Dead, as Many of ■1s Friends Ms would N. Swan lake, Man., May 6.--A young man Is living here today whom many people In and about Somerset. Man., no doubt think to be lo the grave. His name t0 Arthur Coley, and when he left Somerset In 1894 he Was in the 1480 stage. of Bright's alis sus and diabetes. "Many will he our. prised. I •m sore, to find than I am alive," says Mr. Coley, "for I was utterly pro.• trend wltb Bright's disease and diabetes. "I did not expsot to live. Now I am able thankfully to my that pain std weok mese aro unknown to me. I am • farmer and osn now do as hard • day's work u any rine, whereas before using Dodd's Kidney Pllie 1 was given up to die with Bright's disease and diabetes. This was In 1894. I am well today. Dodd's Kldoey Pills saved my life. They ours to sty oared." Wm. Sharman, Jr. • Sole Local Agent. omen's \\Jeakness A woman's reproductive organs are in the moot in- tense and coutinuteus sym- pathy with her kidneys. The slightest disorder in tate kidneys brings about a corresponding disease ke the reproductive organa Dodd's Kidney Pills, by rue storing the kidneys to their perfect coedit „n, prevent and cure those fearful die- orders f►orders ,oculior to women Pale ) .,ung girt, worn-out mothers, suffering wives and women entering upon the Change of Lite, your beet friend is Dodd's Kidney Pills mum 'DON'T TAMPER... with your hevtlth. Don't use Drugs and Medicines of que+tionahle quality. (let the heed there is at the armee pricier that are charged for inferior goods. At our Drug nte,ro the stock ix al- wayx fr.' I., and eat', article pure, po- tent and s1tiafs,tory. Our Prescription Department h 1 r•'I.u'ation for promptnrus and rave. F. JORDAN Medical Hall. McKillop Mutual y'te Iesuraace Co. FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN PROP- ERTY INSURED. Valu of Property losurei up to Joiners', last fpdNa ay0.N (Memel AND Dlagarona. J. B. McLean, pre+ ; T. Fraser, veneerer. ; 3,e. Connolly, O. Lisle. W. O Broadfoot, J. ,'. r 1. Jab. evens, J. G. Grieve, .1. Bennewele, directora; W. (1 Broeifo it. deafo.th, Inspec- tor of loose.; T. E. flays, Satorth, secretary- treasurer. eoretary- treasarer. AGENTS, J. W. Yeo, Holmesville ; James Cummeng ltgmoodvllle ; It. McM 11.o, Seaforth smith, Harlook Polioy-boldsn an pay assessments and get their cards reoelDted at Mr. Coats' Clinton. or at MoLean Bros.' Palace Clothing Stora Clods rich. NfASSEYNARRIS The name stands fur all that is reliable in farming machinery. MUNICIPAL COUNCILS. rot-BORNS. April 15h, 1901. Colborne Donnell met In the township hall. All the members were present The men etas of the last meeting were read mod signed. A number of petition* wore pre- sented, resented, asking for grants of wire for tone's. It was moved by Alex. Rehortsrm,.eo.nded by Rloh•rd Jewell, that not more than 20o. per red be granted for say Tenet, where m new forte* 1s going to he built Moved In amendment by Wm. Hill, sounded by Maj Yonne, that leo s he the grant. The reeve voted with the amendment, which war oar Med. 1'h• following person' were grouted 15o. pr red to aid le building wire Issue Is planes to prevent Tarr. drifts of mow John MaLarty, Re..lsnkln•,9amne1 Bissett, J. T. lieldtherpe and Jewish Reward. Robert Bean was pa N1 53 76 for hes+king rads ; Monlnipl World, 51.10 ; .lneeph Thompson, elle ruin rt, 53 00 : N•mnst Pot Mr, rad work, 82. 00 ' John Barker, r.polr leg enlysrf, 81.80. Mr. Darrow's loner was rood seetrptlsg Om reamers aft of 570) ler tee MoRleaea sato rty. adjelahe tie intelligent and Nod Untying will make your orchard Untyingpyrofitable, The spremoter is the reeutt of cure. tui experiment cod is kept right up to dale. Yet the world in open wm. petition on the levtt•tiou of the oetarin (lovernroeet and w.,l tL: award. -Thin should men) o. m10111,11 to you. The Spremetot hn. n•.,! been defeated. — All (*suites r 11,1 Ili brass, cylinders made -limm. iitawb_ brae tul,e.. All ports able. Raves fifty per tint. h, la • Most economical bectuse .n:r.: '.1 goes farthest and most ePerii• r 1: cause it throws anything f rc ,u m t..' ,. .prey to o ii11d hlrenrn whitewash or point jolt: hint:las. Pree treatise for your retirees, THE SPRAMOTOR CO , LONDON, ONT THossnAT, May 9, 1901. 5 R. St re ti's M CKI11/I 'S KS d intending to purchase anything in our line should inspect our Roods before placing their order. We always carry on hand a full stock of repairs. We ha,., the beat make of Cream Separators on the tnarkel. You can get the moat up-to-date Carriage or Buggy made in Can edit at reaxouahln prier. from rm. Massey -Harris Bicycles—New 1901 modelx—elegant tnounts. Call and see them. BID f2T- P A.Etaiortrei, AGENT Sprue sails, ovcrcoats The man dressed in a snit made at oar store always looks trim, a. It le the ambition of every man of taste to look. A large ranee of cloths to choose from. If you are oontemplwing getting • light overcoat tor spring wear, give as a oh 10 serve yogi. Prins' right. H. DUNLOP Wont Street Mill Wood FOR SALE. talks worth $1 135 for 75c. We bays • bargain for you la sow Brame 15c,„ k' ei ord. N•w•st fauuy oolorloge to mauve, Bello, urns and blues. Nettling V7 ower or better for waist., filg value 0581 26, to ohm, at 44111aUDIy,--No wetter bow Woe looking you are, we have the hat their will make yon nlo•r looking. No matter how leap or fat your puree Ir, we have the bee that will solo It, whether at 81 25 or 825 00. Auytbine you went In millinery and net as yen want 11. There Is no great or•dit to glying bargains In Summer Millinery in the tall, and thea it's no borealis to you .t any pries when you don't want it. It lakes to out bar - galas thin way early to May. A stylish up -to date bat of floe straw braid, made io the .sweet shape and il/l5 trimmed In the height of fashion. God value se 82.00 and 82.25, LLY7 A Great Snap :r; T. The above is out into stove wood length and will be delivered to any part of the town the same day we ordered. (Weill received by telephone or left at residence, 128 Cambria street, will receive prompt attention. 'Phone 95 PETER McEWAN. ey�f� Novesabsr 21st, 1899. 53-3m ter An up -to date het of the latest deetgo and good material, made bel. sad $2•el straw shapes. Looks u otoe u the 'stablest prIued and well worth 83.0010 83 60. No two the same. At each ..... . .. . Coreealt e. -- W..1111 bine • number of thou) $1.00 and $1.25 corsets at per pr. 780 Clothing —We will mention ogle line or ons pries of men's sults—$10.00.=�ae� Look around and hod the best you moo •1 812.50 any platy and oome to read we will but it for ....... Men's sults Isom 83.30 up. New goods. Boy.' suite from 75o to 86 00. Shirt waists s.0 manufacturer's prloe. Chemises.—A let of ladies' Potton and osmbrlo chemises Oood material. well made and Wooly trim- med. Nothing the matter with them only they ars slow sellers. To uleer ., 1s our Binger Snap, et 5c. a pound, of which assail . barrel • week This isn't our only soap, as we carry everything that 0.n be found in an co to -den• grocery store, awl oar prim.. are right. The farmers know that they Pan always get from n• • for their protium. We drat t iso legitimate trade — evi, .: 01 .aware or potatoes, geed.. ohnicest table China We deal t., of them. G. TIPLING & CO-, Bedford block, Uvderloh Half Price Half Price -w_ A_ McKIM_ THE rr' i'IE NEW Empress SHOE Spring is here. You will be re- quiring a pair of.... BOOTS OR SHOES,,, THE Slater.:: Our stock is about com- Mplete with the latest "ren Efashions in tA Footwear N that will be sold at as close prices as is consiste nt with qual ity. eta a.' 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. Wni. Sharman, jr. Solid Comfort ttv Shoes. i Ooodyear Welt shoes, with Sleeper Insole. There are two kinds of show --- Goodyear Welt, and all other_ varieties. la a Goodyear Welt there are -- two kinds of Insoles ; one is Lea'':er, and the other is a Sleeper Patent Flexible Insole. 'i here is only one shoe that represents a perpetual comfort, whereby a shoe takes the piece of a slipper in the house or a boot on the street —this is the Goodyear Welt that is made with the Sleeper Insole. The Sleeper Patent Flexible Invole, which is made from t -ounce Duck, is soft and pliable, perfectly waterproof, and shapes Itself to the foot in such a manner as to afford the greatest possible comfort. The Sleeper insole will not harden with perspiration. as leather tatotea do, and is always ready for immediate wear. The J. D. King Co., Limited, have the exclusive right for Canad: . Our Agent to Godertoh 1. SI. George Prom H -MADE DAIBY TIN'ARE.... SOW 88, Our own hand -made Dairy Tinware made out of your grand- mothers' oI 1 -fashioned hand -dip- ped block tin, is the cheapest and cleanest tinware to buy. All goals 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. e. sit @UM You, W WI i is our King Quality for men and women. They have splendid reputations behind them, and they have the qualities to main- tain and increase their reputations. KING QUALITY SHOES $3.00 to $4.50 per pair— every pair guaranteed. We carry a full line of TRUNK S, TRAVELINGTRA" BAGS, GRIPS, etc. REPAIRING neatly done. 11\i, N0 QUASI S'i'ri CEO. PRICE, e tee .."iii Sole Agent for King Quality Shoes. WAIIT A STEP -LADDER ? it S' Wo give one away with each pound of Pure Cream Raking Powder purchased from us. 50c a Ib. The step -ladder alone is worth the price. Try a package of our Hop Tea—not a medicine, but a care- fully selected Indian and Ceylon Tea blended in a scientific - manner with specially prepared Hops. Delicious and healthfnl. Now is the time to buy your Garden Seeds. Wo have a full asst rtment. Sr77-71Z7Y c3L co. Telephone No 91 THE OROCERS. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR MI:LEOD'S SYSTEM : RENOVATORS J. H. W Piste A Wonderful Tonic and Remedy for WEAK and IMPURE 1 i BLOOD, KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLES. The 'sheep .ton and farsoea man, (Wasiak. Manufactured by J. M. MacLEOO, Godflrich, Ont. fia m eC. era last tespooAd2IIi1e I Ijrtaciow — tt they west tnade ice. Ben IIS on Aear- eyv Imoir fier «a to begood—Trig looks:ft--$3.5045A11. Slater Skies' Wm. Sharman, Jr. • Sole Local Agent. omen's \\Jeakness A woman's reproductive organs are in the moot in- tense and coutinuteus sym- pathy with her kidneys. The slightest disorder in tate kidneys brings about a corresponding disease ke the reproductive organa Dodd's Kidney Pills, by rue storing the kidneys to their perfect coedit „n, prevent and cure those fearful die- orders f►orders ,oculior to women Pale ) .,ung girt, worn-out mothers, suffering wives and women entering upon the Change of Lite, your beet friend is Dodd's Kidney Pills mum 'DON'T TAMPER... with your hevtlth. Don't use Drugs and Medicines of que+tionahle quality. (let the heed there is at the armee pricier that are charged for inferior goods. At our Drug nte,ro the stock ix al- wayx fr.' I., and eat', article pure, po- tent and s1tiafs,tory. Our Prescription Department h 1 r•'I.u'ation for promptnrus and rave. F. JORDAN Medical Hall. McKillop Mutual y'te Iesuraace Co. FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN PROP- ERTY INSURED. Valu of Property losurei up to Joiners', last fpdNa ay0.N (Memel AND Dlagarona. J. B. McLean, pre+ ; T. Fraser, veneerer. ; 3,e. Connolly, O. Lisle. W. O Broadfoot, J. ,'. r 1. Jab. evens, J. G. Grieve, .1. Bennewele, directora; W. (1 Broeifo it. deafo.th, Inspec- tor of loose.; T. E. flays, Satorth, secretary- treasurer. eoretary- treasarer. AGENTS, J. W. Yeo, Holmesville ; James Cummeng ltgmoodvllle ; It. McM 11.o, Seaforth smith, Harlook Polioy-boldsn an pay assessments and get their cards reoelDted at Mr. Coats' Clinton. or at MoLean Bros.' Palace Clothing Stora Clods rich. NfASSEYNARRIS The name stands fur all that is reliable in farming machinery. MUNICIPAL COUNCILS. rot-BORNS. April 15h, 1901. Colborne Donnell met In the township hall. All the members were present The men etas of the last meeting were read mod signed. A number of petition* wore pre- sented, resented, asking for grants of wire for tone's. It was moved by Alex. Rehortsrm,.eo.nded by Rloh•rd Jewell, that not more than 20o. per red be granted for say Tenet, where m new forte* 1s going to he built Moved In amendment by Wm. Hill, sounded by Maj Yonne, that leo s he the grant. The reeve voted with the amendment, which war oar Med. 1'h• following person' were grouted 15o. pr red to aid le building wire Issue Is planes to prevent Tarr. drifts of mow John MaLarty, Re..lsnkln•,9amne1 Bissett, J. T. lieldtherpe and Jewish Reward. Robert Bean was pa N1 53 76 for hes+king rads ; Monlnipl World, 51.10 ; .lneeph Thompson, elle ruin rt, 53 00 : N•mnst Pot Mr, rad work, 82. 00 ' John Barker, r.polr leg enlysrf, 81.80. Mr. Darrow's loner was rood seetrptlsg Om reamers aft of 570) ler tee MoRleaea sato rty. adjelahe tie intelligent and Nod Untying will make your orchard Untyingpyrofitable, The spremoter is the reeutt of cure. tui experiment cod is kept right up to dale. Yet the world in open wm. petition on the levtt•tiou of the oetarin (lovernroeet and w.,l tL: award. -Thin should men) o. m10111,11 to you. The Spremetot hn. n•.,! been defeated. — All (*suites r 11,1 Ili brass, cylinders made -limm. iitawb_ brae tul,e.. All ports able. Raves fifty per tint. h, la • Most economical bectuse .n:r.: '.1 goes farthest and most ePerii• r 1: cause it throws anything f rc ,u m t..' ,. .prey to o ii11d hlrenrn whitewash or point jolt: hint:las. Pree treatise for your retirees, THE SPRAMOTOR CO , LONDON, ONT THossnAT, May 9, 1901. 5 R. St re ti's M CKI11/I 'S KS d intending to purchase anything in our line should inspect our Roods before placing their order. We always carry on hand a full stock of repairs. We ha,., the beat make of Cream Separators on the tnarkel. You can get the moat up-to-date Carriage or Buggy made in Can edit at reaxouahln prier. from rm. Massey -Harris Bicycles—New 1901 modelx—elegant tnounts. Call and see them. BID f2T- P A.Etaiortrei, AGENT Sprue sails, ovcrcoats The man dressed in a snit made at oar store always looks trim, a. It le the ambition of every man of taste to look. A large ranee of cloths to choose from. If you are oontemplwing getting • light overcoat tor spring wear, give as a oh 10 serve yogi. Prins' right. H. DUNLOP Wont Street Mill Wood FOR SALE. talks worth $1 135 for 75c. We bays • bargain for you la sow Brame 15c,„ k' ei ord. N•w•st fauuy oolorloge to mauve, Bello, urns and blues. Nettling V7 ower or better for waist., filg value 0581 26, to ohm, at 44111aUDIy,--No wetter bow Woe looking you are, we have the hat their will make yon nlo•r looking. No matter how leap or fat your puree Ir, we have the bee that will solo It, whether at 81 25 or 825 00. Auytbine you went In millinery and net as yen want 11. There Is no great or•dit to glying bargains In Summer Millinery in the tall, and thea it's no borealis to you .t any pries when you don't want it. It lakes to out bar - galas thin way early to May. A stylish up -to date bat of floe straw braid, made io the .sweet shape and il/l5 trimmed In the height of fashion. God value se 82.00 and 82.25, LLY7 A Great Snap :r; T. The above is out into stove wood length and will be delivered to any part of the town the same day we ordered. (Weill received by telephone or left at residence, 128 Cambria street, will receive prompt attention. 'Phone 95 PETER McEWAN. ey�f� Novesabsr 21st, 1899. 53-3m ter An up -to date het of the latest deetgo and good material, made bel. sad $2•el straw shapes. Looks u otoe u the 'stablest prIued and well worth 83.0010 83 60. No two the same. At each ..... . .. . Coreealt e. -- W..1111 bine • number of thou) $1.00 and $1.25 corsets at per pr. 780 Clothing —We will mention ogle line or ons pries of men's sults—$10.00.=�ae� Look around and hod the best you moo •1 812.50 any platy and oome to read we will but it for ....... Men's sults Isom 83.30 up. New goods. Boy.' suite from 75o to 86 00. Shirt waists s.0 manufacturer's prloe. Chemises.—A let of ladies' Potton and osmbrlo chemises Oood material. well made and Wooly trim- med. Nothing the matter with them only they ars slow sellers. To uleer ., 1s our Binger Snap, et 5c. a pound, of which assail . barrel • week This isn't our only soap, as we carry everything that 0.n be found in an co to -den• grocery store, awl oar prim.. are right. The farmers know that they Pan always get from n• • for their protium. We drat t iso legitimate trade — evi, .: 01 .aware or potatoes, geed.. ohnicest table China We deal t., of them. G. TIPLING & CO-, Bedford block, Uvderloh Half Price Half Price -w_ A_ McKIM_ THE rr' i'IE NEW Empress SHOE Spring is here. You will be re- quiring a pair of.... BOOTS OR SHOES,,, THE Slater.:: Our stock is about com- Mplete with the latest "ren Efashions in tA Footwear N that will be sold at as close prices as is consiste nt with qual ity. eta a.' 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. Wni. Sharman, jr. Solid Comfort ttv Shoes. i Ooodyear Welt shoes, with Sleeper Insole. There are two kinds of show --- Goodyear Welt, and all other_ varieties. la a Goodyear Welt there are -- two kinds of Insoles ; one is Lea'':er, and the other is a Sleeper Patent Flexible Insole. 'i here is only one shoe that represents a perpetual comfort, whereby a shoe takes the piece of a slipper in the house or a boot on the street —this is the Goodyear Welt that is made with the Sleeper Insole. The Sleeper Patent Flexible Invole, which is made from t -ounce Duck, is soft and pliable, perfectly waterproof, and shapes Itself to the foot in such a manner as to afford the greatest possible comfort. The Sleeper insole will not harden with perspiration. as leather tatotea do, and is always ready for immediate wear. The J. D. King Co., Limited, have the exclusive right for Canad: . Our Agent to Godertoh 1. SI. George Prom H -MADE DAIBY TIN'ARE.... SOW 88, Our own hand -made Dairy Tinware made out of your grand- mothers' oI 1 -fashioned hand -dip- ped block tin, is the cheapest and cleanest tinware to buy. All goals 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. e. sit @UM You, W WI i is our King Quality for men and women. They have splendid reputations behind them, and they have the qualities to main- tain and increase their reputations. KING QUALITY SHOES $3.00 to $4.50 per pair— every pair guaranteed. We carry a full line of TRUNK S, TRAVELINGTRA" BAGS, GRIPS, etc. REPAIRING neatly done. 11\i, N0 QUASI S'i'ri CEO. PRICE, e tee .."iii Sole Agent for King Quality Shoes. WAIIT A STEP -LADDER ? it S' Wo give one away with each pound of Pure Cream Raking Powder purchased from us. 50c a Ib. The step -ladder alone is worth the price. Try a package of our Hop Tea—not a medicine, but a care- fully selected Indian and Ceylon Tea blended in a scientific - manner with specially prepared Hops. Delicious and healthfnl. Now is the time to buy your Garden Seeds. Wo have a full asst rtment. Sr77-71Z7Y c3L co. Telephone No 91 THE OROCERS. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR MI:LEOD'S SYSTEM : RENOVATORS J. H. W Piste A Wonderful Tonic and Remedy for WEAK and IMPURE 1 i BLOOD, KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLES. The 'sheep .ton and farsoea man, (Wasiak. Manufactured by J. M. MacLEOO, Godflrich, Ont.