HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1901-5-30, Page 5THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
TaOIMINT, May S0, 1901.
W. Acheson & Son
Carpet Selling Extra rdinary. 4f4w
The last few weeks have witnessed here the greatest sell-
ing of Carpets and Floor l't'verings our store ever witnessed.
The range has been from handsome West of England Brussels
carpets down to staple unions and tapestries sold at a few
cents a yard -but always worthy and reliable, no matter how
low the price.
boo yards Brtgltish Tapestry Carpet, In • large range of poltere• sod tutors. suit
able fur say room. Regular value 60 ped 660. Special per yd 800
700 yards 36 laches wide. heavy solou Carpet, perfectly Ible sod fast colon,
clear colorings sod oIwo, pure stook Regularly sold at 40J, sp.01.1 per yard,
300
200 Curtain Pules lej Inches by 5 feet long la sherry and wk and trimmed woods,
complete with rings and brackets. hpeoial 250
16 Wool Koss In new colorloge and good ••.ort lest of new domain, In sizes 5z3,
30.4 sad 311o4i yards, •t per square yard a0, 50, •od 750
20 pain extra n.vy quality tapestry Uartalas, 46 inches wide, 3 garde loom. with
heavy knotted fringe top anti bottom, In shades of green, teem and rode. Good
value at 93 60. Special per p.tr 2.76
bee
INSPECTION INVITED.
.W Acheson & Son
MATTERS OF MOMENT.
Questions of the Day DI. -
'sussed.
Me l'lergse £Dtorprlw and 'the Deviling
went et lirw er/erle-e Vast Territory
bayed to •.lade by air Oliver
Mowat -The FreelaeW ItDaDew.
To1WNTo, May 18, 1901.
h moat be .000unied to the or.dit of the
Rose 0eysrnoesnt that It hes always been
✓ eedy to re size enterprise. 1'bts 4,. per
haps, a rarer quality Lbw one might Ira.
anise, for It has kippered that Goveromsatm,
have sometimes let tri• good thing get by.
They didn't ksuw a o.pt•la of industry
when they saw him. or they were dsoon/
wed from bslpmr him by tee clamor of
their opposition, or they Were wised by •
puny-wlw•peuod foolish potter, that.qu..t•
ed elegy dollar before It was hat go. The
Roes Goveromeot, while it h.. Wee prudent
and .00nomloal, has brew progr.esive, too.
It h.s believed la speeding or glvtog a dol
laz to get book fivs or tee or . hundred, es
the ow may be for lb* people O.• of the
tar -slanted things this Administration hes
dose has been to encourage •ut»ta0lully
Mr. Cl . whom Principal Orant bus
railed the Joon of New Ontario lodged,
as for as industrial d.velopment l0 the
n one country Is oonoerutd, Mr, Clergus
seems to have been dl.00vered about the
same time as w• waked up to our episodld
r.•ouroes in that part of the Proviooe It
was • happy onnyun0tloo of toe man and
winos bus hew 108 mlllloo dollen, and tbnt
upeudiiare to Chet time • little over 107
milieu. This is, the liberal Governments,
which have held power In this Proyloos
h.,e handled over 9216,000,000, with never
the suspicion of • sr►odal, and no low what -
s y er. V anox.
THE ROMANCE OF ST. JOSEPH•
Me Latest Abseil the Magic city and lis
Fee miler.
(salt Reporter./
There 4. written on the Hebei Grand
recline to a pima m•tter•of feet hand :
Mr. tlenelae, St, Joseph, O•t , that gentle-
man befog • gusee at this popular hostelry.
The story of M. Coating's Ids rude like •
romance. He Igo( Freooh Caperton parent-
age, ped was rased in • seit.emeot of
!quoits Csosdlane, belt fencers, hell
Poker., on the shores of lake Huron in the
mothers part of the oounty of Huron. The
settlement hes lye,( bore. the Dame of
Tiokerville From hen Couto. set out
o Gen a lad to .sok his fortune. H. name
beak • few years ago, 11 not a wealthy mail,
at learnt one ooatrolliog raw, wealth. He
returned a mw with a0 Ida. Hi. idea
was to build • any where his old home bad
been.
He made large purchases of land. Saw
mile were er.owd, foreettt cleared, timber*
sawn and hews, brick sod building
material brought In end the gigantic work
bees. Tolley the place, awn, it would
rem, bk• mist from the earth, bus Immeose
brio. building., warehouses, stores, fao
tori.. and .o hotel, end work hes beau be
pole 00 a wharf that .111 b. asoesssry, M.
Conine says, before many moons. This
metropolis to embryo was aimed by Its
founder. St Joseph.
Whet M. Cantina meson so one know*,
some oh.raoiertz• him w • looli.b dreamer,
others se • wary osplt.hai. He pursues his
path with unerring °oo.taony, a resourceful,
silent, mysterious man. How ales or
foolish hu plane may be the years to oome
the moment whish bus operated to the hone- i will show, but b. .111 slw.ys be bl.seed by
fit of Mr. Clotho*, the Government, end
the people of Ontario. Mr. Clothes kw
gene ahead with an inspiring 0008deo00 to
the future of Ontario, and In his wake have
.prong ap feetorles, rsilroede and pros•
porous homesteads. The pulp 0000easion
greeted to the Chirps" .yodlosls it 1894
was the forerunner of Impert.ot lodo•triee,
sad 15. pioneer of so ever -widening P010
producing whish brought the Algoma
Central Rulw.y 1a lt. train. As Hon. Mr.
hu own people, for he seem• to h.v• in
fused them with hu own energy and ylgor,
and, in ho rive them work, and the obliga-
tions o1 pay day are regularly met, they
think M. Conan* noeeweed of • grand Mee,
whether tree or false.
A BAD HEAR T.
'meter.
Newresadlasd Masi sae to telt Work -
P.latatl.e the fats
tom. la ►ho past, mhaetinarIM have both
Only friends la Nine of 44.Lrw, but Dow
the mlseleaartes bay been driven . o.y by
their own act.
Let u• out fur the tura awed from them
It auger. but rattle/oily 1. oomp.eeloo, as
the Muter did, 41 gis• them, for they
know Dot what they do." TnI. 1. the hour
of dukes... Dye the light will d.00.
China will be conquered for Cbrl.t, and
Matas w111 be shorn of his kingdom and
Power. Where are our sympathies?
Whom shall wormiest R. P. MAcKAv._
Stratton put 1t to his oen.tltnents the other Cepa L. H..., N84 ,May 27.-(Sp.oi.l)
day, the Government's bargain with the Mr. Noma' Herter of this plaoe has been
Glenne syodtste has pat In mottos opera. to • bad wy for some year. He had palpi-
Nana lovotving the expeodttor 01 0101 mil- tattoo of the heart, ped had to quit work
altogether.
His friends feared the worst, bat Mr.
Barter himself never quit" gay up. Hia
suffering wee great, and he became du-
oour•ged, but when • likely remedy was
•apgnted he at o0os gay. it • fur trial.
However, nothing did him •oy good, t1'1
be noticed • teattmooul for Dodd'• Kldoy
Pill. up • ours for heart trouble.
He rewlved to try ons more. He did
■., and b s well into today. He wide :
"!or over six year• I •offered intensely
I mild do nu work. 1 and five boxes of
Dodd'• Kidney Pills, and 1 •m cured oome
plelrly.
•'1 believe Dodo's Kidney Pill. will our•
any owe of heart (rouble."
Ile dollars more la the neer future. The
demand on old Ontario for supple* In the
way o1 m•cbinery, foodstuff. and se 00,
last year was. Milton dollars. and Pilo year
1t will reach two million dollars. The
Chargee syndicate, lo.ddttlon to ire •Irwdy
big oology of 1.o,orle•, le baildtog a steel
plant to be •t work In September. The
plant w111 be wpabls of turning oat 600
tons of steel rails • day ; and In the fall Mr.
Clotho* says another steel plant w111 be be-
gun, .tth • alp•oity of 2.000 ton. per day.
The indirect resales of the Covetnmeot'.
policy and Mr. Clonois Impulse .r• sew
It other pulpwood .nterprl..-the Meseta
River Company, which has spent 9500,000
ea machinery and butldlags ; the Keewatin
Power Company, whish ooDtr.o•• to expend
$1,600 000 In the next three yeses, and hoe
shindy •p.nt half a million ; the Blanche
River Pulp Company, which is *noting •
m111 a1 Matta.. ; and the Sturges" Fells
Company. Oe all these 0000eesions the
Ooveremeot ratans the right to the pine ;
the pulpwood nye • toll of 40 o -obs • oord
11 141. Goy.rnmsnl; and Do pulpwood eta
he exported in the Ing.
The 1.'..r thaw of the Government's be.
1n1 in Witter/ Ihoer oho help then selves is
the Manitoulin and North Shore 15.tlw•v,
the onmplement of the Algoma Central
Railway. and also the Clerga. entetprue
This le perhaps the beet bargain ever made
by a Government with • repay enmpan7.
It doom not nest the Proviso* • cent to
money or in pine timber. The oon.pany
gen a land grant and contemns to bring •
thousand settlers • year for un years, to
people the district. opened up by tin rail-
way. to addition, the oomp•ny most erect
a public smelter of 300 tons o.p•nity In the
Sadbary mining dlswl,t. The 13overomeat
metro's freight ret*, end reserves the
right to parches the reed at the end of 15
years.
Othello has bene fortuo•t. le • long sue
ewles of Liberal Premiere who salted to a
remarkable •stent the (o line' of prudence
Lod progreas'yeneb. At the proper time
tae,they were not wanton In •rggrwtyeee*
It w114 be • long time before Deserts w111
forget the .pleadld fight made by -i r Oliver
Mowat and hie Administrating for Previa
Mal rights. It is tine to their efforts that
all that vast district whioh we call New
Ontario le will • part of our heritage. This
reran eentaine enormous mineral and pulp
wood remount's and at least sixteen m Ilton
&ores of arable land, bsing more than was
under onith•tlon in .44 Ontario last year.
Thin rr*e demin, bigger then some Euro
ppr,eew�n� kingdom', was saved for ()stun by •
IAber•1 (everameet.
A good point was made by Mayer Cane
of Newmarket lest week, when M showed
that Ontario, alone of *11 the Provinces.
had nes pohiie debt, bol, eh the eoetr0ry, •
handsome surplus. The other peevinoes.
.hleh started en equal terms with ()starlet,
34 years •gohave all piled no • pvub1N
debt ()mane, 936,460,548: British
Columb. 97, 426,862; Meottobs, 96.701,-
960 ; Noy /tootle, $3,711,802 ; New Brans
wtek, 83,198,869, Prtnoe Hissed Island,
9468,757. Ne the will enured that any et
thew previews ran vie with Ontario In her
"thus Isetit.Ness, her dae•tlen&l rutin
Mee, .r the general prsperlty and onnteet-
e'et et the people. In the matter of ad
veeeemeet, It 1• net tee womb to nay that
OnWie, with her oath ripples, oat show
three time the means that Q0.bee oat,
with her 935,000,000 pohlle debt The
lennat.t,eat et O•tare's e•anoae he. been
semethleg moee than prudent. 1 t has been
•mealysg to to extent el vain that him bee
r•eeived for nary dollar upended Shoe
Osafedu.Nem the meal Hawse el 1h. Pre -
METHODIST DISTRICT MEFTING.
The anneal seetl.g far Dederick District
afield et Ciliates Last Week_
The annual meeting of the tiodsrtub du•
trice o1 the Mathodl.t church was held in
the old church on Retteubury street on
Tueed.y sod Wedoesdsy, May 21 and 22nd,
The ministerial melee was uoovened on
Tuesday Mornlog, R<y Jasper Wtlroo,
Uudertoh, in the chair. All tb• moisten
to the wtiv• wotk were pteeeol. Attu
devotional exerutw., Rev. Mr. Dever was
elected secretary ; the roll we celled, and
the es.mtn•aoo of nineteen' cbuwter
proceeded with. All the minister. were
plotted, 0o owe being fouud &trainee the
moral or religious ohu•oter of nay et them.
The wawla•llon tote the status of the
t o0ug men on probation took plea, Rev,
A E. M 'Thompson. • graduate m arts,
who is pursuing the B, D. course, was oo-
enimously recommended for ordination.
Rey. Woo Ulifford wee recommended to be
continued on trial •e a probationer, having
travelled two years, and entering upon the
graduation and H, D, wares of study.
Both these young men h•v• taken • very
bige percentage to their octanes of study,
and were spokes of In the most flattering
berme as to their ability as poncho's, ped
adaptation to the work ot the ministry. The
superennwted relation of Key. H. New.
combs war reoommeoded to b. oouttousd,
Rey. Jamas Graeae, who has bow very sink
this la' spring, and whose health is not
fully restored, &eked to be .uper•anuat•d
for one year. Very many .xpreasloo* of
sympathy were extended to Mr. Greene,
and these who had known him for merry
years spoke to the most appreciative way
of his godly character, his genial dispel.
Pon and devotedness to hu work. Hie re
quest for rest was recommended to the eon.
terenoe. The spiritual rendition of web
circuit on the dl.trla was p•esed In review,
sod • very interesting disousvlot took place
upon the oeowlty of • higher religious life
in the churches Gu Tuesday 'yo0log •
public unsung was held Addresses were
delivered by R.vt. J. Wilton, T R. Mu
Naos sad Joo. Kennedy. 'hese .ddresses
were worthy of a moon lamer wadi nos
Obso see press/A. (%
I000ND DAY.
WHOM WILL YE SERVE 7
There are to Chine • censiderable num-
ber who hey found oongeoial 0000patlon
slow the outbreak, berating missionaries,
and depreciating their work. I 5.%e belnto
me • little book Io whish these charge• are
oolleoted and answered, by a oentIoneo
who lives In Shanghai Accurdleg to their
Jelrtos, these mitunon•r,e. are selfish, hying
In luxury. without tent, and are vindlotiee.
Tney ovareeWrists the number of their
convert., who, they es), monis onnyetsion
,Imply for the loaves sod fishes. They lean
on the gon boat for prote.ttton, and in an
ohjeotlonabls manner thrust an objsemon•
able religion down the throats of the
Chinese. Now thew charges and many
more ow be answered, and answered fully,
without mouthing infallibility to mission-
aries any more than to other men.
Bet whilst their enemies are eo 000aptd,
what ars the missionaries done • Well,
183 el them have laid down their lives, and,
now wearing the martyr's orowo, are doing
whoever the redeemed are doing before the
throes. Of the reminder who reaped,
some oome to the home land, but the ma.
dority ars at the coast, standing at the door
readvl.o re anter &ad minima Work as woe
.s y erml*too Is gives. And In the meso•
E.mw whet! The women have held a toe•
faience in Shanghai, presided over by Lady
Blake, the wife of the Governor of Hoer
Kong, in whish they prayed for the women
of Chili, discussed their needs and how
hat to relieve them. The male mlsslon-
arme also held oonf•reooes for prayer .e4
Ruble study --that they (the missionaries)
might he then selves spiritually goiokened,
and thereby Chins blamed. As opportun-
ity offers, they send letters and messages of
sympathy and encouragement to the soat-
tend sed persecuted °novena who remain.
Is that *elfish er vindtoNv
Others are employed gathering up, low•
Ingly, the story o1 the ma.wnre•, the herote
ce0r.ge and loyalty to Jeans Christ, of
missionaries •ed converts alike, and the
many Intervention. of (Id's hand, deliver
no from death those whose time had not
tom. It Is .d, hurt rending. butt alert
ons. For example, eighteen enlpeetwn
stoat to in no a journey were warned of the
risk, hat sald, "We go on • oelpert•er bar,
(led'• will be done." Only four of the eight-
een referee. Their homes were looted
and barstd, and their families mloat
ed. They who weepd did en attar pees
log thrnngh terrible privation• The whole
story .111 never he told, hat eneegh to
maks w rejoins in the pe.ee of redeeming
'pans
Was ever asy eeentry more &inlet.d and
mere le soul of sympethy than poor China
today 1 The terrible mouths tit war is now
snwwdul by see of the worst famines en
reward le the tan northern preen**. e1
Shear earl Shawl, .rope bey failed ter the
Hlyd Hese, sed the enmities is ee desperate
Hao It le said .analhsllem prevail@ Ameget
SOME OTHER DAY.
Then u• wonderful thistle, .e •r,- ruts` to
du
Some other day ;
And harbors we bops" to drift into
bsins other day ;
Wltb folded hvude-the oars that trell,
We watch and watt for a Iavurmg gale,
Ty till the folds of au bile sail
Same other day.
We know we must toll If ever we woo
Some other day ;
But we say to ourselves there's
gte
:tome other day ;
And SO dell/MBA we 101tat en
Urt,l at lett w• 804 wuhdr•wo
The strergtb of the hope we leaned upon
Some other day.
And whoa we eves old and our row is ran
Some "1 her doy
We fret tor the thing. that might have baso
done
Some other J.v ;
We trate the path that l -ads us where
The:Mark, nog band 0t g' im despeir
Leads us yonder out of ' he here-
Some other day_ ttJ
Tri rah or Were fees �J
Just thous the dose tantalizing of all
pains oomw from sore feet To get relief
bathe the feet In warm water and then rub
them with Poison's Norville* It pene-
trates through the pore. of the .540, 1.kw
out the wreow, reduces swellloo, 10011or-
&te the tired muttons, tense ap the olroulo
Hon and prevent" the feet from beaconing
son again. Nervlllne is a protection and
safe -guard against the pains and aches of
the entire family •od cures rheum,' ism,
neuralgia, toothache, .to 25 (lents.
time to be -
Goderich t,wo.hlp : D. A Furre't•r, 0f
Clinton, boa 'eased the south b.lf of lot 50,
Maitland ooaoeee on, fur gr.xlog purple's.
TO ADVERTISERS. -
Notioe of (manger must be left at this
Office not later than Saturday
noon. The Copy for changes
mast be left not later than Mon
day noon. Casual Advertisements
accepted no to noon Wednesday of
•earn w,utk
The se000d day of the dlstrtot meeting
war given to the oun•Id.I&then of the tem
rt. nittler of churen wins The schedules
whish report the tia•nci.1 condition of each
t.routt were rood. 1t was found that the
m.mbor.htp on the dletrlct wa. 95 of • net
nonage over the reported membership of
last year. The giving. to the missionary
fund showed also a euoeteotl•I Inc,.....
The report of the work OD the district as a
whole was very satisfactory. Rev. J.
Kennedy was elected atotutical secretary.
Toe Rev. A. L. Rowell, of Sealorth, was
•Irute,l to represent the dutrlat on the
(i attott•.g oommttt e ; R,v. D'. Gifford oar
the Mood•y school oommtttes ; Messrs. A.
1. Cooper and 1). Tlplady were sleeted lay
repteeent•ttves to the conference. Tbe
esulnuen el the eeo.tse baud o •
bury street ohurob &eking permission. se
.011 the old church property, and devote the
proceeds to the building of the new church
w,.e forwarded to the coofereos. A resn
logos, referring to the pooch!' removal of
Rey. .1 W Reno from the district, at nest
oonler•o:e. and expressing the high esteem
:o ohtob be is held by hie brethren, and
petat . for ms future iuocess, wee moved
b, R.v. W. G. Howson, and amended by
Rev. Mr, Peahen, and oerrled with enthu.-
:sew. V.ts of thanks were also pawed to
the pastors and members of the two Metho-
dist therob• ot this town for the k.odly way
lar which they had been entertained. The
ot.oir of Rottenbury street oburob was &loo
referred to in the same way. O0 motion 1t
war deolded to bold next May districtmeet.
mg to Blyth, and the tiaaoolal district meet -
log out Septemt.r In 3e•forth. Thos
oloisd cos of this most harmonious district
meetings ever held in this section -Clotho
New Kra.
BARGE ANU GREW10ST•
The Se Khmer, res.dered en Lake Enron -
retrieve Drowned.
Chicago, thy 24. -'14*. .t..o*b.rge Stitt
more talk today between Au Sable and
eish Point, os" Lase Huron, satording to
telegrams r*aived here, and thirteen out
of the crew of liftseo men were drowned.
The "flower and firemen, the only sur•
whore, were resorted by the Columbia .red
taken to East Tawas, Mtob , this after.'uon.
The B•Itlwore was owned by P. H. Fl.mi„g
& Co. of Chicago.
P. H Fleming & Co, give the list of those
on board the previous trip as follows : M
H. Place, captain, Cleveland ; Mrr. M H.
Plow, his w'fe, stewardess ; Mi heel Bre
there, first mate ; Edward 0. en, wh.el0..n
G. W. Stott, watohman ; Herbert WIomg.
watchman ; August Anderson, deck h.u.i ;
George McGinnis, deck nand ; John Deigers
wooed steward ; P. Meroe•u of Chuctr.,
het .erg neer • Thome Murphy of Mil.
weeks*, wooed engineer ; W . M Pother,
Bremen ; F. Krueger, fireman. The own
ere n.y that It any ehsegn in the ores had
been mads before the trip wh•oh ended drat
e notified of the
• not been
trendy they hays
foot, and believe the list of names given to
represent there who were on hoard when
the boat, went down. The B.Imm�re was
Guilt at Olbrslter, Mob , In 1881, rated
Al 1 2, and was valued at 940000. Her
cargo was valued at .bout $5.000.
yews iw baso a ass cold
Are you sneezing and snivelling, Is your
head stuffed ap • No need for tint. Just
hes Ostarrhozone ; it is quick relief, and
sure to cure. It never yet tailed to cure
any (tough, o01d, bronohltls or oatarrh
Thousand■ have used it with uniform .no -
ow e, and that ought to he proof enough that
will mare you too. The pleasant germ-
s madle•tlon I. breathed from the In
haler tote the nasal passage", throat and
lenge. It 5444. the germs and heel. the
Gore membranes ; It mares these dl
(thickly and for all time. Nothing In the
world .o satisfactory as Cat•rrhrznne.
Druggists .111 lot yo0 try the templet"
dollar outfit Remember It to g ted
to ogre or year money bath. Small size
25o. l)ragnlsta or N. C. Polson & Us" ,
Kingston, Gar.
boretur
t
I
Wm. Sharman, Jr. • Sole Local Avert.
BINDE
TWINE
Farmers' Co=Operative
Company, Limited,
BRANTFOrts
Prices for the Season of
Red Star 600 ft 100.
Red Star, 550 ft 10 Cr.
Special Manilla, 500 ft9ic.
Sisal, old 8 c.
Sisal, standard 7 c.
(These i.ti.r two not 051 own stake )
COUNTY CURRENCY.'
Rayfield : A happy event took plane at
the 'widow* of ,los Brown on Wednesday.
May 1515, when his second daughter, Mies
Rertha, pew united In mention to Walker
Murray. Gederloh. The ceremony was per.
formed by Rev. R C Jeeninge, alter
which the onmpey, a few (host", repaired
to • daintily prepared repine. The young
couple have the gond "mhos of their many
friend..
\\ Ingham : A serious anoldent happened
to Thos. Deans, drlye, of Glllespt.'• see
wym,. On Wednesday el Iut week,
nab Ambleelde, be dropped hie whip and
while off the waggon Oho horses went to the
adde el the road to oat grass, musing the
load esti PIM.ldew•ys. Mr. Deans pot his
shoulder to the lead to pn.h It bank whets It
fell over en him. R. war meth braised
awl ea. 101 hrnk.0. Pinned down by the
heavy bozo* and anahle to help himself, he
lay there for .early se hoar until help ar
rived. The oontdeet will Isy hint wild• for
some time.
Oee of the features of the 24th le (lede.
rleh was the display of begs at the Reek .1
(smmeeee h.11diag.
I am prepared to bay this sea
soa'solip of WO; As win's], at
the
Benmiller Woollen Mills
for highest cash price, or in ex-
change for manufactured articles.
JESSE GLEDUILL.
0 L ti
BACK-
ACHE
E f
If you have Backache you have
Kidney Disease. I( you neglect
Backache it will develop into
somethings, Diabetes.
• Dis-
ease or iabetes. There is no
use rubbing and doctoring your
back. Cure the 414 limos Thera
is *My ore kidney medicinu bet
It curse Ba. lochs every koro--
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills sainfaft
pro sails, overcoats
The man dressed In • salt made at
ear store always looks trim, as 1t le the
•mhttion of every man of taste to look.
A large range e1 clothe to choose
from.
DON'T ice'
TAMPER...
with your health.
Don't use Drugs and Medicines
of questionable quality. Get the best
there is at the same prices that are
charged for inferior goods.
At our Drug '- ore the stock is al-
ways fresh, and eat.h article pure, po-
tent and satisfactory.
Our Prescription Department
has • reputation for promptness and
IOcur•cy.
F. JORDAN
Medical Hall.
McKillop Mural Fire Ingram G.
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN PROP-
ERTY INSURED.
Value of Properly In•urel up to Jannar►,
1101.. . a3,Ma,EE5.SS
• 077101/1/ AND DIR1CTORS.
J. R. McLean, pre.. ; T. Freer. .lee•ere.. :
lee. Connolly, U. Dale. W. O. Broadfoot, J.
t'•'e't. Jae. Keen•, J. O. Or:eve. J. Reonewels,
directors; W. O Bro.dfo H. dealo •ih. Inspec-
tor of loess ; T. Z. Hays, ew/urth, seoretary
. reasurer.
AIENTS.
J. W. Yee. Holme•ville • James Cumming
Rgn.ondviile ; li. MoM 11.0, aeaforth ; R
Smith. Harlock.
Polley -holders can pay assessments and gat
their cards receinted it. Mr. Coati Clintop, or
at McLean Broe.' Palace Clothing Store. Rode-
rhab.
11 you ars 000templeting getting •
light overcoat for spring wear, glee ns •
to eery you. Prises rlghe.
H. DUNLOP
Went Street
Mill Wood
FOR SALE.
R. B. Smith's
Store L / 1 M cK M 9 C Reld's Old
Stand
MASSEY HARRIS
Tor name stands for all that is
reliable In fuming machinery.
ee.FgRMERS.e.
Relieves
all f
l ift cgs s
Pressure,
allows perfect freedom, gives long waisted
effect, graceful curve on hip. New spring
fashions require them, health demands
hrtm. The B. & C. corset has a straight
1 �r front and curved back. The old corsets
have a straight back with curved front. The prices of the
new B. & C. straight front are 50c., 60c., and $1.00
Ready -to -Wear Hats for girls at one-third of regular prios.-
New ready to wear hate for girl. Nutmeg the mother with them. We have too many,
end the price resluoeed touuly about one-third
Reedy to wear hats were $1.50 to 192.25. for
75e
All ready-to-wear hate up to 81.10 fur 500
Trousers -A lot of our 01,190, trousers for men to hand at the name old price, 900.
We hate trousers made ot tweed at 690, and of tine all wool worsted at *9.00 and
11118 50 No better value in the trade at 50e more.
intending to purchase -anything in our'
line should Itispect our goods before
placing their order.
We always carry on hand a full
stock of repairs.
We have the beet litake of Cream
Separators on the market, -
You can get the meet up-to-date
Carriage or Buggy made in Can-
ada at a reasonable price from as.
Massey -Harris Bicycles -New
1901 models -elegant lnounta.�Qall
and see them.
ERT_ 10 85Q1•713,
AOI(NT
The alcove a cut into stove wood
length and will he delivered to any
part of the town the same day as
ordered.
Orders retwivpd by telephone or
left at rreidence, 128 Cambria street,
will raeaivn prompt attention.
'Phone 914.
PETER McEWAN.
(nderinh, November Mat, 18(10. M -bin
A Great Snap..
. our Ginger Snap, .t 6o. s
pound. of whichworth • barrel a week
w e e r e k
This isn't nor only snap. as we parry
everything that o.n be found 112 •n up
to due grocery store, and our prices
•re right. The farmers know that they
tan always get from us a .nen ter their
produce. We drtw 1 It no
legitimate trade - ev..) . -• e
Glissware or potatoes, g&rdru • „ , •
ohoioset table China. We deal m .,
of them.
T. G. TIPLING & CO.,
Bedford blook. Gederloh.
IIPFn M•s4• e~e m e:rl v uyw11
a'f Y i
TiNwAllli tri;„,,,''s
asses
orglaktielts
It will KILL Wild Mustard
without injury to the growing
grain, and without cost.
The cost to kill it the old way
means the lou of season's crop
for seven years, nearly the value
08 the farm.
The SPRAMOTOR will kill 'it,
and the increase In the crop will
pay for the machine and Material
each year. We guarantee it, or
no pay.
It will do other things too.
i
Write for our new ,h..riklrt R kr.
" A Gold Mine on Your Fal to." i! .z
It's fres. •
LO■Dna. SPRAMOTOR
Oer.
•...Webbs•yMeor:
"I drank
Question.
you satisfied with the shoes you
If pot, try a pair of "Kids QuuIJrY."
They are the most desirable shoe on
the face of the earth for women.
The "Yana Qu um " shoe is all
that a really first-class shoe should be
-comfortable, easy on the feet, stylish
and durable.
Buy the King Quality shoe at $3
• pair and get satisfaction.
Mind. by Tess a, a. WINO 00., Limited, TORONTO.
Our Agora so (loJerloh is 81. George Prow
Qllr •1 1
e tell S
Small patrons who a
pleased are our beat ad-
vertisements because
they unreservedly tell of
their pleasure.
Our own hand -made Dairy
Tinware made out of your grand-
mothers' "1 1 -fashioned hand -dip-
ped block tin, is the cheapest
and Cleanest tinware to buy.
All goods marked in plain
figures ; the smallest child can
get the aatne bargains as the
older ones Aa we have only one
price and that is the cheapest.
No overcharging in the shop.
J. 11. Worsell
The nhatp erne* and harness mos,
(ledsrt•5.
9
ext.,e
CROWN PEOPLE
who recognize quality
and style are pleased allnost
without an effort when they
see our stock of " ICING
QUALITY" SHOES. -
We furnish footwear for
all the family at figures to fit
the fancy of the most frugal.
Trunks, Grips, etc.
"'IN
REPAIRING. Try a guess on the Pan-Ameri-
can Exhibition with every dollar purchase.
TRADE
ISINe Q uAtol
i
ST. GEO. PRICE
Sole Agent for ging Quality Shoes.
WANT ASTEP-LADDER ?
IT•
We hive one away with each pound of Pure Cream Baking
Powder purchased from uv. 50c a Ib. The step -ladder alone is
worth the price.
Try a package of our Hop Tea -nota medicine, but a care-
fully sole^.ted Indian and Ceylon Tea blended in a scientific
manner with specially prepared Hops. Delicious and healthful
•
Now is the time to buy your Garden Seeds. We have s
full allot rtment.
S'ratTRrtY GSC0 co.
THE GROCER'S.
Telephone No. 91.
Milliner
• • ipww,.00+u
Spring .`....�..w•e
All the latest and best designs in
trimmed and untrimmed Millinery and
ready-to-wear Hata.
Call and inspect before purchasing.
MISS CAMERON,.lisat
Apprentices Wanted.
Hamilton Street.