HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1901-11-7, Page 88 THURSDAY, Nov. 7, U01.
THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
Cold Weather Needs
at Little Prices.
Hosiery and Gloves. Jacket and Capes.
Bargain Lot et
heavy ribbed
Wool How, jaetl
right for the cold '
weather, Yt slue
soft,sro,regular
50o p& r,golog at
21150, or 3 [etre
for $1 00
Ladles' end Mlsew'
Cashmere ()lova
and Mote from
lboto50
L•dlsi and Chit.
date's V o d e r-
wear,fiesos lined,
the warmest kind of wear, all Prloes.
Best Veins Wool How at One.Qoarter we
ever sold, In plale and ribbed, Ladies' and
Children's.
NloeHasty Cloths for Warm ('apes sed
Jeokete, with all styles of Fur Trlmmlegs
w cult. - -
Millinery Bargains In Ready -to -Wear Hats and
Sailors, Children's Bonnets and Trimmed Hats.
-Men's Clothing.
.-Men's Overcoats..
Ohlldren's Ulstel-s.od Start Coate
are hen to great variety with LITTLE
PRICES.
hileeesCoats to taw e, red, Flues sod
oleo!", all style", end our N. ALL' e. the
BKS 1'.
Ladles' ; Coats In new gr t, awn,
blocs,. ...
$1
Ladles' Short Coats, tig60 to tt 00.
from
Just hall former pries.
Comfortable and
Durable Furs in
Ruffs and Caperines.
O 00urine first and William McPhee
w ooed, wblob created a good deal of exalts
merit atter ',blob, Moss Elle Bell Patterson
of Auburo, wag • solo to her usual pleasing
meaner. All loft for their homes atter • very
enjoyable •venlig, ,wi•bine Miss Sallows"
many happy rotates of her blrt,hday,
-Boys' Clothing.
-Boys' Pea Jackets.
I COUPONS UIVEN ON ALL CASH PURCHASES
FOR THK HANDSOME CHAIRS.
CASH OR PRODUCE.
Smith Bro's & Co.
PORTER'S HILL.
MoWDAv, Nov. 4, 1901
Golden Newton bas returned from Win
Iib'.
T. A. MoDonald has returned from M•nt
lobe.
Mt.. Tiohbourne, ot tloderioh, spent Sun-
day at the home of her wools, Wm. Tern
bourne.
A valuable horse belonging to 1). S
MoDougal dlsappeerd Irom hes farm some
Uma ego end nothing has alio" been heard
st lL ____-- -
DUNLOP•
Tut -snot, Nov. 5, 1901,
During last week ono of our resldest* was
to Buffalo owing the last of
0.. Pand, end
saw
while •w•y'vfelld Nagar•
the barrel that carried Mrs. Taylor over
She fella a taw weeks ago. Hs alvo saw the
!mous Carle Nation. .She was addressing
• fair •ndlenoe around • saloon oo the
ooneeota of the bottle being poison to the
human raps. She was munching an apple
se she spoke and at the olo"s of her addrese
eh* was *feted • treat of a oloarrwbtob "be
did not eooept. She bad not b.ih bo .t
with her.
DUNGANNON.
Mulles. The looal ageism, la Dungannon
for Ten thug u.11 at the Aloe otJ.C. Ward.
.1 P, oonvevsooer. Rm. who will reoelve for debut in a well -boring getable'. Hoo.
order' for .ubecrlptloue, advertising and job J. T. (:arrow, K.C., for plff. • Dawson &
work, sod Le authorized to give reolpte for i.reham ( Petrole•1 for deft. Judgment in
•mounts paid for the sense,
Tuaot so. Nev. 5th.
ken. 1', H. Alton, of Loudon, 1e vl.Itiog
at the homestead.
Jno Hiles, el Kincardine, formerly of
Dungannon, was In tows recently on a
v 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Walker Telt bore o0
an extended visit to relatives sol squalo-
tanoes a1 Uorrle. We wish the veuerable
couple • bappy Yea..
NONJURY ASSIZES.
Casa sought Sense. Mr. Jostles Nerelllb
la the midi (Yore of JesIlee.
The two -jury Assizes for the uoaoty of
Huron were held to iha uoert house this
week before Judge Mereditb
Court opened at 1 o'ulook Monday •tter-
u000. and the docket was *unposed of w
follow*:
Bell vs. nil W ell Supply Co. -Aa aotloo
songs, brluglos ow to lite again which was
very popular In the seventies, "Thieve be
didn't L.ke to Sea," which brought roars of
merriment from beginning to sod. All who
went to the show were well pleased with it
and bops Mr. (rant will oome win In the
near future.
The entertainment In the tsmperanos ball
en Monday evening, Oobober 28th, In ooe•
0eotioo with the 1'.I',S ('. E. was • suooees.
11 was Intended that It should be • social
reunion In which •11 should bake pert and
contribute to etch other's sojoymeot by
mutual Intercourse, and an •o00danee of
good things were provided for all. The
literary end muetoal pert of the evening was
ot the vary best and ell wool home l0 the
best of humors.
DASHWOOD•
MONnoT, Now.4.
Mies Laura Goo's spent Suede, IN bar
beans here
Mrs. Marna has refused Ikea Ma V "
to Uoderioh.
Mr. Molester bas sold out the Parkhill
slate route to Mr. Qinntner.
Mies Snell and Mies 11•g.bew ,lotted at
the nom" of Oa leiter on Sunday.
A very enjoyable time was spent at Mil
ter on Wednesday eight, It being eke woes
Ion of the diet husking bee *bout forty
Voting people were present.
Mise Martha Malloagb a deaconess at the
training school, Toronto, was cm a visit to
her mother reoenbly, and left to lemurs on
d*a000"es work at Ripley and Poplar
Grow.
Mr. Tom, the popular inspector of le est
Huron, visited our school reoeotly and was
well pleased with the general protlolenoy
of the sohotan, which shows that gto1
work le beteg dons by Mt frgart and Mise
W ellwoed.
Your correspondent arrived home on Fri-
day of last week atter having a west's
pleasant ,kite to friends at Varna. BayS*id
and Uoderlob, visiting the school at Vero&
and Billfold in company with Inspector
Tom. It ie thirty-two tear) since he was
lo Varna and he uotioed many improve.
meow Duly two of Mee old resldente that
he knew years ago are still living, viz , Joe.
Mc('wli and David Roberteon.
Au old pioneer of West Wawanosh In
the person of Edward 1)uratn did a1 his
raideooe fn Dunganoon en Saturday
mottling last. Tee deoeased was In ble
wv,mty-oiotl, year and was one of the first
settlers to West Wawaowb. Through
Industry and ,llligenoe he made a comfort•
able home for himself and tamtly, and be
was vary b'ghly esteemed by all. About
three or tour yea,' ago he retired from
farming end had since lived In Unogannoo.
More In our next.
ASHFIELD
Tcrst*Y, Nov. 5.
Mrs. W. Wilson, West Wawanoeb, left
for Chlo•go this week te visit her daughter.
Mrs. H, Pritchard. and Mr. Evans,
twoher art wheel No. 12. were Yulting
friends In this Ic,-alit/ last S•turdsy.
James Joynt has boon engaged as towhee
to .ohool sootloo No. 5, for the year, 1902.
He Is at present attending the Model sobool,
Uoderioh.
PORT ALBERT
TownAT, Nov. 5.
Rey. Mr. b alrbalro called on some of his
oongregatlen on Friday afternoon last.
A. V. O°mll'e sale on Friday afternoon
was largely attended, and It was a good
Sale.
Mn. Trumby returned to her home le
Benmiller yesterday alter .peodIop • weer
With bete parents here.
J. J. Wright. of the PSiot Farm, was
looking op old-time friends In and around
this vlllege one 4.7 Inst wok.
Mrs. A. C. /Hawkins hag retarded from
Oederloh wban she bee been under medical
h"•Imstt. Her friends are glad to learn
Ne (1 Vetter.
Via". Mr. Miller, of Loohaleh, addressed
, meeting In the l're.bytertan oherrn here
last Friday night. h was In the Interest
of khe Bible Society.
NOl ES OF SPORT
The following worse were made at the
eon otub's shoot Int Friday : E. R. Wet.
we, 9; N. 1). Rcutvle, 4; Geo. Johnston, 7;
K. Nattel, 7.
terms of uoo•tot 'Minutes.
Forster vs. lies et a1. -AoUoo to set wide
• oonveyanoe as fraudulent. Wm. Proud
foot for plff.; defeedente not represented by
counsel. Judgment was elven declaring
the oonveyanoe of the real estate mentioned
In the pleadings to be fraudulent and ,old
as &gimlet the plaintiff
and all other creditors
of the defendant Healy ll
14e", with owteof ac•
two.
Martin vs. Martin.--Actloo for board mod
iodates. K Veneto°. (WInvham) fur plff ;
E. L i):okineoe (W'takb►m) fur deft. Judge
mint to term" of consent intimates and refer•
•nos of :mewingarIn dtspuo' to J. A. Morton,
LVtogb
Wilson vs. Willem --Aotloo on a proml5-
wry note for $1,000 The defendant was
Chas. Wilson, of tiwforth, and the plaintf,
bin mother, and the defendant claimed •
.,Leff on account of the mal°tenenoe of hie
mother. F. Holmested (Seeforth) for plff
J. M. Best I\ealortb) for deft. Judgment
for plaintiff ter 5'.1JO. and If this amount be
paid or secured within ooe month that) will
be no ooe:& to either patty; but if not so
paid or secured within one month the pl•lo-
tlff will nave full ousts 01 suit.
haul es. Holmetted.-A011oe for nee
gill/sow In investing money) of plaintiff on
losufoleot securities. (1. F . Blair (Brun•
eels) for pH! ; Wm. I'roudfoot for deft.
Action settled satisfactorily by the parties.
Alter some evtdenoe had been taken •o
agreement was made that was mutually
eat .1101 ry.
Smith et al ye. Powell. --Action for a
quantity of grain burnt to • storehouse •t
Blytb. (1 F. Blair for pith.; Wm. Proud•
foot for deft. Jedv'en% for plaintiff with
damages to be first ascertained and stated
by the local revtsbrar at Goderlch it the
patties cermet agree se to 11. No order as
te oo.ts.
Town of (iodi nth ve, (oderloh Elevator
Co. -Action for perfnm.iuco of an agree
nava. lion. J. 1'. (:arrow, K C , for pill ,
1'roudfoot for dal,&. Oo •pplioation
of the defendants trial of tbie action wall
postpootd to the Woodstock nom jury sit-
tings on the 16:1 of December next. Any
additional smote of witnesses occasioned by
the trial at Woodstook instead of Goderlch
to be borne by defendants in any event of
suit.
The °occluded the busier.. before the
Court, and His Lordship lett the Noah at
12 o'clock noon on Tuesday.
Dolt U played by a large number In
Ooderloh now, 'There are thred eeperae
clubs, and we understand a movement is
oo foot for their amalgamation.
A "booting matc0 will be held at roster's,
Hill on Saturday afternoon, comm"onl"y ab
1 o'clock. A number of geese, ducks and
turkeys will be offered as prizes.
The G. (2. 1, football team has been pre-
parlog for a fast match at Seaton') next
SOturdey, and a strong effort will 5t made
to land the Hough cup to Godertoh again.
The tloderioh go:f olubs are holding a
tournament this week at their Hoke et the
south end of the town. Kidd & Co. are
odutne for this touroamene a gentleman's
and a lady's prize -tor the winning lady a
gold golf pin and for the gertioman . "Iver
one.
NILE.
TesoDAY, Oot. 29.
The farmers are busy taking up this
reete.
Mies Met Teens, of Leokeow, is visit -
tog at the home of R. Ryan.
Moes Maggie Mollwalo, of (oderlob, le
apendini a few days with friends here.
Misses Pelyer, of Benmlller, and Cooper,
of Iweburo, vlsitel friends here last week.
J. 11. Pentland and Muter Harvey re -
Wooed from their trip to Buffalo last week.
Miss Martha Molls/aim, who has been
vteriing friends la Uoderloh, retorted home
oo Saturday.
Miss Annie Grummet) entertained • num-
ber of her young Mends at her home here
Friday evening of Inst week. She Ieays
on Thursday of this week for Toroote,
The following to the r•esne of the exam.
Inatloo held to s No. 1., West Wawa
0010. 'tbwbeir 17th and 18th, 1901: From
jr. third to sr. third--Wllhe Ginlo, Ruth
Eoblln, Nellie Ryas, Liza Hutchins, User's
Ryas, Medford Elliott, Ketole Ryan.
From ar. wooed to jr. third-U*11a Kirk,
Rey Kerr. Wilfred Elliott, Lula Dunkeld,
Willie Nola. Willie Wilson.
LEtBURN.
'1'rs$nsv, Nov. 5,
Tins til ,$A0.'4 clubbing rates may be ob-
taeed from the Iooal &gent hen.
The well known firm of Frost A. Snow
are going to resume business, and on Sitar
day last the 8y had his lest Innings, and the
screen doors are being put away and the
storm doors are repltaln, them t0 rests the
Inroads of the above mentioned firm, widish
deals se largely In sore throats sod colds.
Last week se Thursday and Friday even
dew, moving plotures,en eanYa5,were shown
al the hall. Owing to the rain the fleet
night there was no show, bat the ;sewed
eight there was • large atteadanes. lie
sides the planate Mr. Grant played ester
Mone on hie gaiter and sang I comic
Last week the people of 'Aingham veva a
great reoeptloo to the magnificent little
Canadian paoer, Harold H , which has had
a very euooeseful eewoa in the Lolled
'bates. At the Li. T.-.i,..station the Mete
bay sew presented with a oollar of Bowen,
and a prooesslon was then formed, beaded
by the Lucknow brass band, and Harold H.
was .00reed to his winter quarters. Oa
Friday the Vi Ingham turf olub veva • Leaden Aoswen : A be" days aro •
mattes" of races, also an ezblbltloo mile by
Harold 11 The &ttanda°oe war aboutv°nog led enter ed • butchers shop in
1,500 lnoluaing a oumbes from Uoderlob. Hridgeworth and when the props "tor ape
Harold H. did not try to lower the track p"et.d gave • rather .mall order. "Von
record, as the treok was wry heavy and don't buy w much met w you did • year
wet, but he gave & splendid race. A r ago," remarked the butcher. "No," re-
sponded the boy, "lather'• b.00mo a vege
tartan.' "My lad, ' came the grave :510:1,
"yea ea' your dad warning from me, that
as a rule .egetsrians oome to a nolent end.
Take a bullock, for inattnee-e's • wogs
tartan. Wct's the result! Why, e'. cat
off sudden In his very prime
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Floe now figs at 50. a Ib., oleo raisins,
currants and dates at the stele low pries at
the Maple Leaf Urooery. (1, M. I'a.l.b.1T.
Wanted -Bright dried apples, Oa. Orders
direct from Germany. Also roll butter,
fowl and raw furs. G. E. Klee, Wtny-
ham.
Oysters, always fresh, at the old rel'ble
oyster house, Victoria Restaurant. Weal
st., 1e bulk or served all style.. Ice cream,
fruit, 000fectlonery, olgan, eto. C. BArg•
4To. t, proprietor. Telepbou. 70.
A. we now have our addition completed,
ea -es be,lees $sleeted "shear,
for which we are ravioli the higbest prices.
We hire overhauled our chopper and aro
now doing the br.t work la this district.
N. 1)lrritn'It & Sus
Suppose we
Talk it Over
VOLT have nut town perfectly satisfied
with the BOO'T'S azul SHOES you
have been getting, but ars not feet
sure you can du better. We are nut
giving our ribose away. but claim to be
givinv the best values tube had in town,
THE SPOT CASH PRICE at wbieh everytbiug :a marked, waked thinking
people, t`.ose who shop around and want to make their dollars go the turtlteot,
buy hero
A Prescription .. .
Filled here will have uxaetly
the effect your Physician iutouded it
should have.
We keowthis. because the ingredients
will all be fresh and reliable, sed the
compounding accurate to the lest
degree
Bring prescriptions hero and take
no Cherie"".
F. M. DUNHAM, Phm. B.
DRUGGIS r•
Corner of Wed et. and the Square.
Moyer Young and Wm. Hill, his request
was act granted. The couooll then pd•
o hoed to meet a000rding to statute.
JOHN MCMILLAN DEAD.
The Vernier Member for i..ib Mores -•
Mas of •ttrH■i Werth.
John Mobdluo, ex M.1'. fur South H°•
rots, died at bis reeldence in the township
of Holleto. Thundey moralise, Ooieber
31st. The ao0ouooemeutof Mr Mobdtllao's
death was • severe shook to the community.
11 bad been known for a few days that be
was allow, tut few outside of hie immediot•
family otrcle s°ppaed 1..s owe was so
serious An •H.otwo of the stomach was
the immediate cows of death. He was
seventy-seven Tien of see. He oams to
Canada from Scotland in 1843, settling 011 •
farm to the township of Hubei, In the same
neighborhood where he had ever since
res sed. When he oasts to Huroa there
was 111ih cleared land, sod hs sett led in the
bush and did his full share towards 000vert
in the site of the dense fore is into fruitful
fermi. Fbr several years he had been one
of the moat extensive farmers and stock -
raisers In this part of 17a0a3a. From hie
first settlement tie took • I-adlsg poeltius,
and had filled many positions of trust,
municipally aril otherwise.. H. was reeve
POPLAR ROW.
Mote Dee, Nov. 4
Mls. Cooper, of Dunlop, gent Sabbath
last with her frteods the Misses LInbeld's.
8. Potter returned to Chloago after spend•
ieg a ample of weeks °oder iha permute'
reel.
Harry Morris returned from Hoffalo
last week aoelog many eights and wonders
at the Pan American.
Mr. WIII and Mlsa Blanche S•Ilows ware
et the opening anolyersary services held at
Balyny" and Mt. Heise', Sabbsth last.
Alexander Bissett, o forma resident
ot this plans, but now of the Klondike, is
Yelling friends In this vicinity bears re-
turning so Scotland, his blrthplaoe.
A very pleasant evening was spent at the
residence of Thos. Hallows, Maplewood,
ballowe en when his daughter, Wipe Mande,
oelebrsted her birthday. A number of in-
vited friends and relatives aoloyed them
wive" at games and other amusements; a
hidden search game was Indulged to and
two prizes were Oven, Miss Annie Essen
HAVE A LOOK.
Clearing Sale
Before
Christmas
at
The Bell
Telephone Co.
Don't Inn think on hate
need your neighbor's Tele
phone long enough, withent
paying for ityou had het
ter nail on. or ring up, the
Local Menefee (Telephone
No. (Maud arrange to have
one Ont 1n your pleas of
bnalnces.
The
HRLI. TRLRPIIONE ('o.
Oso. I'oerx R.
i.oeel Manager. (toderloh.
PORTER'S BOOK STORE.
•0oompaoted him, but only for pert of the
way. es Harold H Dead away from him on
the last wafter. finishing strong to 2.14i.
The free•for all furnished • very excltloy
Taos. Edelman, Amelia and Lenient fiotsh
ed heads •part In all six hest..
Summery
Fressfor-all, half mile -
Edelman ..,..,:t. 3-3 ZJ 1
Amelia.....,., ' 2 1 1 2 2 2
d'gz;le• 1 2 3 3 3 3
Little Jobe 444444
Time, 1 13, 1 111, 1.14, 1.14i, 1 14. 1.14,
2 30 claw, bait mile -
Margaret
Tommy Mack.
Pet Ellerton .
Doubtless
Time, 1.16i, 1.15i, 1.16.
in the *replog a bao,uet was elven by
rhe citizens ot Wlnobam to Harold H.',
owner, J. Iowarta, and his driver, Al. Proc.
tor.
Daring the oast two weeks we will sell the following linen at greatly
REDUCED PRICES.
Crepe Tissue,, Toy Books, Paper Bound Books Bibles,
Prayer Books, Blank Books, Purses, Fancy Nick-Nacks,
Fancy Flower Pots, Fancy Vases, &c., &^.
Several Special Lines of Wall Paper, clearing at 4 Price,
Wallah our Phew Windows during Mils Kale
All (t'e& Mark Ie Pais Figures.
TERMI8 STRICTLY CASH.
PORTER'S Book and Wall Paper Store,
()ay T•losphnns is Nn 100 B. Court. Horse Speer*, Goderfch.
111
222
333
444
A 1 ERRiBLE MISTAKE.
• Dew Sewa.wlek Man about to be Oper
sited en fes apM•dtelt4-- • Netrew
taupe.
St. Mary's, N H , Nov. 4. -What come
nearly beteg • leartul blunder happened
Ilea a .bort time ego.
Thomas Harrison thought from his pain-
ful symptoms he had appendicitis He war
being treated for it, Indeed the surgical
operation which is supposed to be the only
successful Westmont for appendicitis had
been eugkeeted. He really had stone In the
bladder.
Mr. Marilee° says : -
"About this time an aoxlene friend ad
•teed me to nes Dodd's Kidney Pills and by
the time 1 had finished the first box f passed
• stow of unusual size which Is now in the
doot0r'e pcaseeslon.
"1 hamar at ono" to feel better and you
gets judge of my gratit°de for my escape
thus promptly and safely. Haviof oaken
only three beiee 1 am happy to etas 1 am
aMolutely cured with no sign of the return
of my old trouble."
You Must Keep Your Feet
Warm and Dry
('all and see our Uusurpassed Line of AMERICAN KUBBRRH, manutaeturu:
the I;«.iyoar (;love Ou., of ow York. Thny ars Ihu brill ubbanwWr, and thn 1'auzs
All Multi/LATS.
All things are judged
by comparison. While all WALK -OVER
SHOES are $4.00.
All 54 00 Oboes are sol Welk Oven.
fhey are the Shoes for oomtore
web the "wenn" of Style. . .
RSPAIRINU.
The latest 'withers ; the newest styles and
shapes, for all occasions, are to be bad
la the famous Walk Over Shoos
P. T. HALLS
THK CASH BROS DEALER,
of his own township of Ballet for fifteen
year', and resigned that position to become
a member of the Domlolo0 Partlemant. He
first tepressuted ('entre Huron, and after
the r.000struotion of the esostltusooles he
st for South Huron from 1887 until the
ososrel 'tootles of 1900 He was • man of
great natural ab lay, and being Induttrlous
and ambitious, he not only accumulated a
oompeteooy; but mored his moms with marsh
useful general knowing*, so that, although
he had few educational advant.ves to his
youth. he was io the hlgbeet sense of the
term a remarkably well educated man. He
had • thorough, practical acquainwece with
his own cootpotion. and took delight In lin
partlog his knowledge to other,. His pow -
ere and gifts al an etc.' soot and newt
platform speaker brought mem into promh
woos the Preview over, and there are few
counties or constituencies that hie voles bas
not been heard In. either en the - pollbioal
platform or at Farmers' Institute meetings,
in both u! which capacities his services
have been in great demead mad have been
unsparingly riven. He will be much missed
In the oommealty where he bad long been a
prominent figure, and It is with feelings of
the wooer.'', Borrow that the •n•ou00ement
of hie death was received. He leases a
widow, two was and owl daughter.
Mearness t. Curable
Seaters from Impaired bearing will be
glad to know that their sthotioo Is pooh.
ably not deo b0 coy mimeos defect In the
we, bot results probably from • thlckeoleg
of the lining of the middle ear caused ov
catarrhal Inflammation. Hundreds of per•
toot leooverles as • result of the inhalation
of estarrhozoos ars reported, and on the
highest authority we recommend this treat-
ment to our reedits. Catarrhocooe quickly
restore" Io.t hearing, and Ire ettioleocv 1s
plead beyond dispute by the ow of MIs.
Fetal' of St. Thomas, who rsoorsred per
foot hearing by using Cabarrbozooe, slier
years of deafness 1'rto• $1. At druggl.ts
or by mall, from Poison & Co., niegstoo,
Ont.
ONF. Ito Ya.
HODGENS BROS.
Ind DNS WRIT seg
M•MILTON ST.
BORN.
ROBERTSON. In Stratford, on Saturday.
November 2nd. • son to Mr. and Mn. 1t. B.
Itobertsoo.
LIED.
DONOOH At Mount (lope, Tender, o, Tues
day. November 6th. Mess Ann D000gh, wed
71 roan.
CARRIK. In Ooilerloh, on Saturday e'en
Inc November Ind. Rev. James Carrie,
aged (3 years and 1 month.
HARRIS - In Ooderlch, on Thursday. October
315t, William Freeman Harris rfornter.y
of Uransford MOlel. 10 his etth year.
MciILLAN,-In Hallett. on Ootob,r
John McMillan. 51 M.P. for Saute Huron,
aged 77 yeah.
DALY.-lo Ooderleh. o° Thursday. October
else Margaret Daly. aged 11 years and 7
months.
New -
American Flannel %4'aists
Selling at 5o cts. and 98 cts.
THIS week we have some New American Cotton Flannel Waists to sell at
less than cost of production. The factory that made them is one of the lead-
ing ones in Canada. The time for making fall goods is now over and they
are busy on Spring garments. Before changing from Fall to Spring goods they
took all the winter materials they had on hand and made them up into these
Waists. The material that they made up early in the season to retail at $1.00
they cleared out to be retailed at 50c; their better line what they made to re-
tail at from $1.50 to $1.75, they cleared out so that they could be sold at 98 cts.
We were fortunate enough to secure a good assortment of both lines and put
these New and Stylish Waists on sale, commencing SATURDAY MORNING, at
the low price of
MUNICIPAL COUNCILS.
WLB0INJ.
CARLow, Nov. 2.
Colborne council met In the township
hall. All the members were preempt except
Alex. Robertson. The minute, of the pre-
vious
revious meeting were signed. The following
amounts were paid, viz.: R. McMillan,
repairing celvert, 53 00; Tiiir 9u:SAt., print•
log, 58,10; R, Jewell, work in new cemetery,
$4.50. John MoLsrty, repairing culvert,
F7.00; Richard Herndon, repalrinv culvert.,
51 00. It was moved by Mayor young and
seconded by R Jewell, that the sale ret the
lots 1n the new cemetery commence 00
November 9 and continue for two menthe
at the same price es the old, viz.: 54 00 per
lot and 50, for deed to residents ot the
township, non-residents to pay four times
that amount, all applications to tis mese
to the clerk. -Carried. Edward Good asked
the council! to exohange his lot In the old
cemetery for one in the new, hie lot being
wet when he purchased D. On Motion of
iIE Royal Tourists have
1 lift us, but Ito al Goods McKenzie c
at Royal Bargain Prices are
always to be had at Howell's
low- -Nip
... HARDWARE
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50 cls. and 98 cts. each.
There is every size from 32 to 40, and a splendid range of patterns. It
can't pay you to bother making when you can buy at prices like these.
THE 98c LINE.
New Fancy Waists. male from good quality American
Cotton Flannels. French Flannel Patterns. plain and
tucked, lined throughout, colon of rot, old rose, sty
ail navy blue, garments soled early in the season to re
tail at 51 50 and 51.75. all sizes, your choice of this line,9 s
THE 50c LINE.
New Waists male of good quality American Cotton
Flannels, unhnel,made in p,pu'ar styles black and navy
gmunds with white &'ripe, or rel ground with narrow
black stripe, all sizes. garments made to retail at 51.005A.
each, 0n at
sale, commencing Saturday. at Vim•
Here are a Few Prices at
which we are Selling :
Best $3.00 Royal Canadian Wringers at $2.:4
A Cheaper Grain at 51.75
12 Gauge Loaded Shells $.L7ii_per 140.
_
A Good Breech -loading Single Harrel Shot Gun at $5.
Best Grade C Blast Lantern at 60c.
Cow Chins, Axes, X Cut Same. Lock• and Hinges are given our teat at
tenUon, while in • 130 Fife YTo IMVSF offered better.
We Buy for Cash the teat Goods ObtalUablo.
M CKENZIE &HOW ELL
The place to buy all Hardware cheap.
Right Styles in Mantles.
The Correct $tyle in Ladies' Jackets this season is a Coat
with a semi -fitting back -between those with the extremely
loose and the tight backs -anti 27, 36 and 42 inches long, with
a tendency in the larger places towards longer garments. In
our Mantle Stock you will find a generous assortment in
these three popular styles. There is a variety that you will
find in no other store here, and in the better and more ex-
treme garments you will not find more than one, or, at the
most, two garments alike. The number of Mantles leaving
the store weekly is proof enough that our styles and values are
meeting with popular favor. Here are a few of our leaders :
A Good Fawn Coat at $5.00.
These Coats have just come in thi week and are the
best $3.00 Coats we have had this season.
Ladies' Beat er Jackets', good quality material, dark shade of fawn, semi fitting
back, 27 (ruches tong, coat collar, 6 tansy ivory buttons extra spsei&l $5.00
value at, each
e
fedi".' Mantles in dark Orford grey rough
fihevmt,-i uttr-,ttnr,-Amore t,fff, Nape en
packet, 6 pearl buttons. semi•fitting
back, 36 bodies long. line] Ain ft
throughout, Bach isn•ou
Ladies' ,packets, good quality illaek Frieze,
6 pearl buttons. velvet roller, 27 inehe,
long, .ami -filling lack, menu
rime' lining, each $5.50
Lal es' heaver Jackets, good duality, 36 in-
e•he* long. semi fitting back. 6 fancy pearl
betimes, 6 rows silk .tiarms red hot -
tom silk lined, velvet collar, 10 M
black or fawn, each oo
Lathe's Beaver,laokete, semi tilting back, 77
inehes long velvet collar, mercerized
lining. pearl buttons, .ilk stitch
iog around bottom, each iPal.LRO
NEW FRENCH FLANNELS and
FANCY CASHMERES.
We have received another lot of French Flan-
ngls and Fancy (eashtneres for Waists. The Flan-
nels conic in handsome Persian designs on cream,
fawn and blue grounds, and the Cashmeres in small
white polka dots on black, red and blue grounds.
The prices are,
The Flannels, 50 cts. a Yard.
The Cashmeres, 5Q cts. a Yard.
2 1-2 yards of Flannel or 2 yards of the Cashmere
will make a waist.
Blanket Weather.
This is
B lanket
Weather,
and this is
the Blanket
S tore of
the town.
Whether it
be a cheap
or a good
pair of
Blankets
you want you will make no
mistake if you come here.
We know of nn poor Blankets
in the entire stock. Every
pair is the best for the price
that money eau buy.
Flannelette Blankets.
Two of our popular makes in Flaenelettn
Blankets are a line at 75 eta . and one et
51.35 a pair. The 75 et. line i. • Canadian
Blanket, and the lint at 51 35 is male in
M:nglaml
At 75 cts.
Flannelette Blankets, good "Night and Rize.
.oft finish, grey or cream, with el5c
pink or blue bor,lers, at per pair
At $I.35.
Very Heavy Flannelette Blanket., extra
large .ize, these r',mo in fro separate
pieces which makes them easy to
handle, English make, epeeist! ji1 35
c alum, at per pair ...... ... ... •
Our Two Leaders.
We have a big rale for thew two line.:
it ix no wonder, for .nch value* we hese
never given before
At $2.75.
lies -y White Union Blankets, soft flnHV
fimsh, firmly mate, large rite. fan''v
eelnreol borders. extra apnelal 5
7
X4.
value, et. per pair............ /Y
At $3.00.
Very fine quality White Blankets, j°•t a
little rotten, mixed with the blanket that
looks well, end will wear well, •soonest
tancy borders, extra special $2.WW00
value, at per pair
lin rose .Il.wSsl
:syVow' at 1101
HODGENS BROS.