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JANUARY BARGAIN SALE.
Commencing January 6th we place on sale a large list of
Positive Bargains, which prudent buyers mad good
housekeepers cannot afford to overlook.
HERE THEY ARE :
FIRS.
Ladles' Astrachan Capes
28 to 30 loobm loot. sotto lined and
full .weep, molar prim t f 1 .50
$16 00, sole pole. $
Ladles' Astrachan Jackets
28, 32, 36 limbos l.og, farmer's socia
and block sotto lined, regular e
$25 and $28 coats, ()Morino at 220
Ladles' Black Gauntlets
and Grey Gamutlats, all urer,
minim
nim $1.00, sal. prim. .
Men's Fine Wool -Lined Frenoh
Kia Gloves, .11..........
Caperines. Boas and Storm
Collars in Sable, Astr•obao, Persists
Lamb and Klectrio Seal. All at cora
reepoudiorly r.duo.d woos.
Men's Fur Coats.
C•If, Coon • 0d W alleby, $18 ! 15
and $20. sole pries .p
COON COATS, reoular $38.00, at 11584 00
CARPETS
27 luobes w.'d., extra heavy, Kogh.b
Tapestry Carp.te lis large roots of pot.
teres and odor., and saltobl. for SOC
any room, regular 65o quality....
36 Moho@ wide. exlr• heavy Uo1op Corpeta,
perfectly reyersible and blear foal oeloru,
special $1.00 Glove, at.... .... 75c regular 50aquality, of per yard.. 40c
W. Acheson & Son.
SPEAK IT OUT.
If you're anything to offer that will .Id toe
mime of right,
Spook it out.
If you're any truth wlcbia you that will
lend the world • light,
Speak It our.
If the fire le la your spirit and the p•esloo
to create,
You wall fool it, you will koow It. Then to
labour. Do not wait.
Go .Dont at with • porpoise that will oouquer
rime and Fato,
Speak it out.
Sbould your hoar. metals a message, make
it tares and make it Meer,
Spook It out.
11 114141W Had U it's Lr.e the woel4 wil1
listen, do net fear,
Speak 1. out.
Lo the realms of soul, expression 1e the dam'.
noting need,
Toll your thoughts by art or muse, by a
word oc by • deed ;
11 there's light, or love, or beauty to the
product, mm will heed,
Speak f1 out.
I)o not sky theree notelets/ new ! Some
thoughts boor telling o'er and o'er,
Speslk them out.
Just be cure you soy them heeler than shot
e'er were sold beton,
�- Speak them .as.
De yes mak. !be wakliogaOlI EMS all
the changes hate hoes nag!
Bull we are but babes In Process. for the
world as rel 11 yours, ;
On the Future's lips are tweeter songs than
ever hays boss smog.
Speak them Sal.
Then are other means than tongue or pen
to tell the thing. you Niel,
Speak them out.
There's the chisel, there's tie brush, by
which your dreams you may reveal,
Snook chem out.
Mould you hove oo gift for thee*, yet do
not deem your quest m visa ;
Rea worker, for by aotiens men their sods
may best amain.
the Deed M your laterpnter to make
yoal merN plate.
Spook it out.
De you thrill with God's great purpose, that
Impels you to aspire!
Speak It out.
Does the hope of som.tblag better bare
within you lite . fin !
Spook t1 o0L
Never celled the world for leader*, teachers,
• propbete, as today.
• have, for loot of humankind, •
• ehmriog word to soy ;
11
raw brain oont•Ins • thought to help
apes the upward way,
Speak is out.
-J. A. I'.rxrgaroo.
Lot
COUNTY CURRENCY.
Brumfield : A. Mustard, of Bruceeold,
has leased W. Jewett's mw mill fur a term
of year*,
W,.gham : Amon Tlpling has purchased
the flour mill in town,whlob hes boon offered
for eat. lowly,
Rruweo : Mies Kate \l llsoo, daughter of
Mrs. Jas. W•I ion, will team) school at
Drayton for 1902
Hayfield : t.itele Jobanie hl array, who
Sas twee 111 for some time with an atomise
le his knee, has died.
Clinton . Friends were delighted to see
$Iso MoReori., who la visiting hero from
Aberdeen, S. Dakota
Brussel.: Mise 1).re Smith has been re-
e0gaged •l Mather in Platbytll., promoted
oo the staff with toorea.. in 'Moly.
Brussels: Thos. Kew. of Whltecburob,
formerly of Broomall., and Mies Ray Cottle,
of W hlteoburoh, wore married on Uhrotmoa
day.
Wiagbem : A K. Smith will re -open In
Ib. Chisholm Meek, to 15. store r.oently
000apled by theMleeee 1'o.* ase dreeemak•
lar shop.
Votes : W. IhElas y is mewing old
acqual.Woee 1 1M wee a reeldeet of Varna
ever forty y.,..s ego, but M •t present liv.
log In Y.le, M ioh.
Bromide : DeWitt Holmes had the Goren
o1 his left hand damaged In • maohle•while
employed le F. Adam's shop. bstTl• INNS.-
eesistteg Io tiee m•nufaoturs of bute.r
prints.
Brussels : Diphtheria has •ttaoked the
family of John Long soil they are now
quarantined. The patient, Miss A, hole, Is
g ettlns along Wooly.
Fordo/lob : Chao.. L.pp.rd, toaster •t
Molesworth, sod formerly tt 1611 plasm, was
married on Christmas day to Mies E. Coop.r,
god bon. of Howtok.
Waltoo : Jam.. Campbell has sold bas
farm on the MaKlllop boundary, oontatolog
140 sores, to his o.irbbor, Arobie Clark,
toe price beteg $4,100.
5saforth : Mlse Isobel Wilton, daughter
of C. Wllso, was the recipient of • preemie
1a the shape ot • very handsome new piano,
from her uncle, Robert Prise., of L'bicogo.
Ethel : Zack. McKee ma (lbristmm y .:tor
at Kabel and looallty. H• bas beta to
Mabltot• for several years. Mr. MoKoe i.
• ma indoor of David Milae'e of this plooe.
Ssolortb : Ills. 011ve Mullett, daughter
of S. Mullett, of this teas, has oolleoted
and transmitted te Toreato the very sub-
stantial Sum of 110 as 5 Corlstmas gift for
the Sick Cbtldrea'e Hosptal.
Wtegbam : John Bllledoo, of Hontsvllle,
Muskoka, visited big toter, Mrs. J. Flsuty
recently. They bed not seen mob other
forovrr thirty years. Mr. BJlsduowent to
Muskoka about forty roan ago.
Morro : On Cbru/mat day Cupid mored
• victory at Alameda, Asslnabola, N. W.T.,
when WM Reb.00a, ooly daughter of Simon
Forsyth, formerly of the 6th con., was
gaited in marriage to Antos McMaster.
Walton : Robert Clark bas cold his
farm, 000talnino 100 sores, lot 17, on the
17th oonosesi00 of Grey, to Wm. Streth,
who owns the lot just north of 11. Mr.
Strath will now bave 200 acres tea block.
Clinton . Oto Monday but week, as Mas
ter Walt., Holmes was oomloe down street
• dug ran and caught Olin to the oalf of the
leg, tearing the lob and in6.otlog • wound
that will keep him te the hones for a.vorai
day..
Varna : At the residence of Joseph
Harvey, on Christmas day, at i.lf•p•ss two,
R. J. Beatty, fourth son ot Mrs. George
Beatty, was united In the bonds of wedlock
te Wei Jenny Harvey, youngest daughter
of the hoot,
Hill's Green : While out hunting o0
Cbrb/mas day, John Cochrane, of the town
lute, was lucky enough to oaptare • whit.
eagle. A. Itis quite young, sod had jam
lett the nest, be is lotto confident that h.
oab easily tame the bird.
McKillop : Jamas Morrison, eon of John
C. Mormon, of McKtltop, who took 96.25
Point. on bis September white oh...* at th.
Iran Amerman, has been angaged to take
!turfs of eh. Carleton oha..s faotery, near
Lotow.l, for next mouton.
Zurtoh : The boo. of Mrs. H. Stelck was
the memo of a tory pretty owl happy
r.eeatly, when ov.r one hundred and forty
guests aseembled to witness the wedding of
her oldest daughter, (:xxl., who was oott.d
In marriage to .lobo Hey, of Zurich.
\Vioghom : William Hied, formerly et
WIegbam, had his hand .everiy injured
whits operating, burr planer at the farsl-
car. factory. The maohln. made • o•aty
.ash in trio palm of Its hood, outting out a
lugs pl.oe of the 11.15. 111 will bo laid of
work for • while.
Hallett : Humphrey R. Snell, eldest son
of Jas. Small. h.. •ooepted a responsible
position as herdsman for .1. H. P.ti., of
Burlington. Mr. Petit is one of tb. !argent
and beet known shorthorn brooder,* to Ont•
aro, Analog • herd of 125, n.orty all
Imported •oamals.
Brunets : The sad Iotolhig.noe was re
oohed last week list Mrs Argo, oma
Moorgnm.ry, formerly of Hruseels, hod
pureed •way at her home, Meltat0e Hat,
N,W.T., a elotim of that fell de.troy.r,
oo0ecmnttu1. D.oeued was .Mater to Mr.
W. F. Vaaitome, of Wlo.b.m.
Cranbrook : ,)no. Hunter hos the con
trait for two loe brir•k rwldenom to be
.rooted next year, oo. for Aper. Barron and
Otte other for Fred Oxtoby, both well known
residents of Grey township. D. A. Lowry,
of Brood., bas the belch work. Mr. Hunter
has jam olo.ed • busy season with • rood
r.00rd.
Seaiorth : Wm. Paterson cat the motor•
9Ba- 10 hate the .od taken off one of
Soca = =
OT1R Business has grown to such dimensions that
we have decided to move to larger premises,
and will to consequence offer our whole stock of
Pianos, Organs,
Violins, Guitars,
Music, Sewing Machines, &c.
And all other
Musical Instruments,
at Genuine Bargain Prices until the
15th Feb., 1902.
Remember, this is a Genuine Removal Sale, and
the chance is one you may never meet again.
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Mask and BIeyole Defiers, - GODKRICH
THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
THURSDAY, Jan. 2, 1902.
5
5o lager. wtlb • shaper in 15. farulture
factory .ow. days •go, sod 4. still *tumbled
tor work. A young lad named Stoddard, of
N:gmoodellle, oleo met with • p.tulul root -
dent In the eam. place, having had oue of
his heed. maimed.
Morris : At the 1'reebyleriao manse,
Brimmed., on Christmas day, • matrimoolol
album. was . nnuwm•te1 by Rev. Jou.
Roos, li A., betweeo H. MoC.li, o well
koowo youog (*ottoman of ire 'lib hoe of
Morris, and Mia Hanuah, .'doet daughter
of Hugh Forsyth, formerly of the bah line,
now In the Northwest.
Brunets : P. 91oguarrle'• tattle daughter,
who took IR recently wish dtpbeberia,
died on Christmas day, we are sorry to my.
No other members of the Mindy h•y._esken
11, fortunately. The funeral took plane eD
the Muumuu of Wedneaday,R.y. J. Holiness
ooaduoting eervloe a1 the cemetery. Da-
mmed was • bright little rid three years of
ase.
Hayfield . While Julio Watson, of Bay
leld, was to the village a abort time .go, he
loot his puree uontalolog over $40 After •
vain "Bort to find the lost treasure, he went
hoots feeling very blue over his loss. For.
tuoately, the same evening as Fred Burdge
Wes poising along the Street he found the
lost article, and making inquiries soon di.
covered the owner, who was oommuoloated
with and his money promptly Warned.
Cllotoo : Friend. of Mrs. (Dr.) Fowler,
Loodoo, (formerly of Cllotoo) will t0,lrst to
learn that .h* mat with a serious accident.
She was oomtug down stain with • lamp
to her hood, whim •he tnppeksod tell to
the bottom Furtuoalely the lamp was ex
tl•guhhed to • fail or She might have beta
eerlouely burned. At IC was 000 rib was
broken and ahs was maob bruised and .5.k•
en up, She Is manned to her bed but I.
delve as well as o•o be expecte.k
Brussels : Saturday morning, Deo 21st,
doth claimed • worthy resident of Brussels,
in the person of George S., only son of
George Rogers, at the age of thirty years,
Death was not uaup.o:.d, however, as Mr.
Borers had been In failing balth for some
time and had been 000lned to the house for
several months put, 000rumplson befog the
admmt Demme! Has a very ioduetrious,
geotlemanly fellow. and had beep superin-
tendent of St. John's Sunday @about ter
some time, •
Crediton : Mr. Bloomfield, who has been
prinotp.l of our public school for the past
three years, is leaving to t►ks aha prtooipal•
ship of the Bndgep public school. Before
his departure he wi made the recipient of
testimonials of esteem from ►1. (risotto in
he Methoduit cburob and Ola school pupil,.
He leaves • boot of friend. to CredlNp.
Mies Wilson, who bas leen first assistant
teacher, has hooded to ber resignation to
the Irnstees. Mies Wilsoo wan • good
teacher and woo many friends while here.
Brussels : Leet Saturday morniog, Ua
"ember 21.t, A Shraohan'e More bad a aloes
mill from • serious fire. Alto, the Construm
wiodow dressing had been done, oonsletlog
largely of handkerchiefs, oto , • large lamp
had been pot tooth* window to melt the frost
o8 the plate glass. Io some manner the goods
o.aght ere and only by energetic efforts
were the flames kept in the email compose
of the window. The plate gloss, which woe
only put In tut fall. was wrecked, as were
the other paw, and the whltew.ar and
other goods :o the neat display were de
siroy.d. Mr. Straohan's lam will be about
1200, which will be covered by insurance.
Dr. Graham, who owns the block, had ho
property Instated also, and the otoeeeara
repairs will be made as soon as poeslbl.
The fire alarm was rung hut the engine was
n ot neooes•ry.
Trowbridge. A beautiful wedding took
place in Trowbridge on W.dnsad•y, 1)c
"ember 25th, when Minnie 5!otori*, moond
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Code, was
united In the holy bonds of matrimony to
Abraham Kersey Jackson, yoo0ge.t eon of
Mr. and hire. A. Jookeo., of Btuevale The
ceremony was p.rform.d in eh* Methodist
obnrch, F. J. (hum, of Looknow, cousin of
the bride, ofoiating. The bride was the
reolpl.bt of many very boutlful and useful
rifts, among which were • number from
friends in Wasbingtoo, Edmonton. Calgary.
Detroit, lrrgoole, Toronto and Galt, who
were unable to be preront. After the
wedding trip the happy oouple will reside on
the 1st oo0ceeelo0 of Morn., and the loos to
Elmo of one of ber fairest daughter. will be
an equivalent gain to Morris. Th. bride o
• sister el Mr.. R. Stew•rl, of Dod.rich.
MUNICIPAL COUNCILS.
..on[KI�H TOWNSHIP.
MoNDAT, Deo. 16, 1901.
Council met pursuant to adisuromeut ;
minutes of last meeting read and pawed.
Moved by John Middleton. sw:anded by
Jas. Cor, that the 0011.0ton time be exteod•
ed to 30 Inst. to oo11eot balance ot Laze..
Moved by John C. Wood., seconded by Jos
Joho.too, that the following aocouets be
pall, vis , for grovel : Wm. Mersey, $9 72;
A. J Courtioe, 112 04 ; Chas. Johnston, $2 -
58 ; Mrs. Drysdale. 14.80 ; Jas. MoDoe•Id,
124 ; S. Walters, 12 16 ; W. Muroh, $4 Iib;
W. W anon, $12.18 ; Jas f oaaolly. 14.20 ;
Thee NI airs, $6 ; W. Johnston, 12 04 ; J..
IfeBrl.o, $4 14; J. O Knott, $25,x0 ; I )
Uox, $6 ; H Hskar, $8 70 ; T. Bottles, 16 ;
E. J. Elliott, 36ats, ; N. Hibbs, 112 66 ;
Fletcher MoCarrby, 19 60 ; T. Harrison,
lumber, 14,80 ; Star, prletlor, $2 25 ; S ,1
Andrews, Oho 1665; Peterhorough rimes
election .applies, 15 70 : Seeley & Davis
iron and spikes, 12 15 : J. A. Cox, banding
.now (*moo, 11932; A W item, rent of hall
for oo000il, 130. Adjoarsed to meet per
statute. NIXON STURDY, Clerk.
A+H.I$Ler.
Connell met on December 16 h. Mem-
ber+ all present. Minutes of previous
mamma recd and approved. Bylaw No 9
was florally pained, appointing p,lling
worths and deputy returning officers for
the year 1902 as follow. • Pullin. ■ub•diet.
d oe No. 1, Bamforde barber skip Deegan -
non ; polling •nb division t-Tta ay'r
. ohool hones; pollirg sun dlviston No. 3,
school house No. 5 ; palling sub division
No. 4, Foresters hall, Port Albert; polling
mmb•dlvlston No. 5, .*hoot house No. 2 ;
polling sub•dlvision No, 6, hones of H.
Molotaeb, lot 6, non. 13 (W. D.) ; ratline
sub division No 7. school house No. 12.
Deputy retorninp ofaereNo 1 A Delaney;
NO. 2. H. Molthea ; No. 3, K. McIntosh
No. 4, Wm. B. Hawkie. ; No 5, John
Styles, No. 6, H. McIntosh ; No 7, R.
Hamilton. A number of cheques sorra 1.
.wed w51ok .15 to tOo ae.eelai
statement In a taw .fay.. rhe counml then
adjonruad. Wu. STarnatu, clerk.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
FRIDAY, 1).e. 271h.
ORANntMUN KLc.•r OrrlciR11,-1. G. L.
189 has Plotted the following offi oars for the
yrar 1902 W. M , John Sturdy ; D
Hall Roiledrs ; meoretery, (leo. Cant.lrn ;
Iln. .1.., ileo. Vienne" ; treasurer, R H.
h:IIlet1 ; 0. of C , Tho.. Kiltou ; INtar.r,
F. Creighton ; oommttte., Thos. Harrison.
P. ('.otelee, Thos. ('horohld, Jas. Elliott,
W. Emerson,
Wsnni.o --An Intereeting and happy
event took place .t the home of Jr. hoard,
on Chrlelrae, It Awing the moi r iage of hi.
WV SECONB DB*PONDSIINT.
*may persons become despond-
ilfeR 11gealss they have been unable
to Ewa a permanent enre for Fes.
AIM (Beit Rhenm) and kindred
Ma diseases, sashas pimples,
ase blotches. "(Amax" Iron
Toni. Pills will positivelyonre
these ailments and make te skin
healthy. Eich box contains ten
days' treatment. Price ed mote,
et all druggists. or mailed on rs-
esipl of pries. Address: The Dr.
Nall 1(¥i&fae Oo., Hingatm. Ont.
wooed youngest daughter, blies Ito, to
Ch... Joshing, • prosperous young formic
of II ullett. The bride luuko.i ohm -ming and
wlp*um. to . dress of oiram 0Mbmete
trimmed with eat o, mod u.rry.o4 a ninth
of bridal ruses, and woe given rosy by bar
fa: her. Mrs. Y. Funk, Uolb.rne, played
the wedding maruh, tl,e wiremooy baiog
petlurmed by :he Iter. 1)r (aaurd, In the
pre.enoe of about forty seat• After •
sumptuous wedding dinner ahs evening
was spout la "(totid reureeti'0, alter which
the happy ooupl• drove to *Lem own how
to nutlet,. The high esteem In which the
bride Is held was shown by tee tern number
of handsome promote she received, and the
cengratulatlous of their many friends are I
extended them. -------
COULD_
COULD SCARCELY WALK.
TOM Una was la . tory Bad Way not at
wet feamd • rerlect fore.
Aruprlor, Oat., Dm. 30 (Speral)
most eigmtio.ot .tatemcnl is being pub•
Belled by Mr. J. H. Martin, of th1. place :-
"For eighteen years I bays suffered with
a severe baokaoh• whlob was so bad that 1
oould scorooly walk or lie down et tame..
1 tried many mediums. but got no bettor
tilt 1 tried Dodd'. Kidney Pills. As soon
o. 1 began this treatmoot 1 oommeuoed to
Improve very rapidly, and pow I o•o do my
work without any trouble. They era the
greatest mortician 1 hays ever used and 1
would 001 be without them. 1 most heart
ily reoommeod Dodd's Kidney Puts for
baokaob. "
Those who koow Mr. Martin know that
he mean. every word he my., and his plan
statement meet carry great weight. Dodd's
Kidney Pills are very popular in Arnprior.
BLUEVALb.
Trtet,Av, Deo. 24:h.
James Mitchell is is ck with rheemoti.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lewis ars visiting
rotative. •1 Mitchell.
Allem Denman, ot Mount Finset, Is
visiting his parents here.
Mies Kathleen Swann is home from For•
Out high school, for the holidays,
W. Ssewurt, teacher at Lorton high
school. is yletueg ht. potent. here,
Mise Mabel Uoultes ho. been sick for toms
time with inflammation to her eyes,
Vtotor larmyo le home from %Clinton
Collegiate lustitute for tho holiday..
James Metier, of North D.kote, is visite
ing rotative' In Hluevate and vicinity.
MI5. Bane Burgess has gums to spend t5ti
holidays with relatives at Toronto and
Orono_
Misses aes.ie and Haggis Dimeet and
Mom Harriet Sanderson, of Toronto, ars
visiting at John 1)aneot'a.
The Canoe or Nervous Headache.
This most distressing and common malady
doubtless has its argot in toms uobal000ed
condition of the nervous system. Probably
the simplest, safest and moat ethol.nt rem.
edy la Poison's Ni rodlike. Twonty drops
in sweetened water gives immediate relief,
and this treatment should be supplemented
by bottling this reglon of pun with New
!line. To say It sots quickly bile to exposes
the result. Sold everywhere in larRe 25a
bottles
"It's not lost that a
friend gets."
Rather give too
l than too little
valise I
A safe policy for.
Illaktes,-..who lx
their own price on -
"The Slater Shoc"
*m. Sharman. Jr.
1
r
umbago
is Rheumatism of tine beak.
The cause is Ude Arad
In the blood. If the kid-
neys did their work there
would be no Uric Acid and
no Lumbago. Make the
kidneys do their work. rya
sore, positive and .yy
cure for Lumbago le
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
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R. B. Smith JVIc1(IM'S
Store.
A Regular Clean-up
Jordan
Block
After the holiday trade there are • number of odds and ends to
clean up. We have made our profit, so they are yours Rt coot, and
leas in many lines.
FURS.- All our furs out Sae quarter to price. 'rimy were ea
.lrdy low ea.y5
printed. \N a have • lot of oap.rioea, ruff., etc , ;from 12 50 up to 116 00,
They must be all cleared at 25 per cent. off thine prices, t het Is, the $2 50 ones for Ill 87,
and the 116 00 noes for $12 00, sod all between procel all sante rate.
CLOTHING.- W • hav• too many .yer0oate and will put the prises your way
thus . -$6.00 beayer oyerooae, velvet ooS.r, ly front, well
made, her 13 90. A $12 50 very firm bearer ovetooat, beet lining. and tailor mode, tor
tg.ix. All Do w
N0 proms at
same out. M.n'. •11 wool double breast sults, pttoA vale.
. t $700, for $5.50. Men's olster., ro:,: yalue a1 $5 00, for $3 90, and oe through the
S tock the some cute. 11 you want • Milt sr w overcoat we know It will well repay Tout..
see ear stock and prime.
JACKETS.- From 50o to 110 00,211 eut prima, mil than prlo.a imam e0I to two,
Dias 1., the 50o mortal for 25o,, tied the 110,00 jaokel for 15.00. Had
all betwsan prfoes at soma half prices.
Bar'gaies is all Iilluery seed Dry Goods.
McKim's Busy Store.
1808 --o-- 1808
..L/STOWEL ,
Is moving torw•ad. Wloter term begin. Jan.
6, 19)1. Our olio. are reasonable, our coarses
of study thorough and praotloal• send for our
Journaland see what we tomb. Students may
enter at any time. Two courses of study,
Commercial and Shorthand.
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Lamps, &c. . .
Agent for the celebrated
" Honest John RUP-
TURE TRUSS.
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MEDICAL HALL, .
-and -Druggist-
Sole
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Sole Local Agent.
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The ..
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Two o'Clock Edition,
$ .00
PER YEAR
This edition Is published
especially for towns, villages
and rural districts in Wntern
Ontario.
It gives all the news up to
ONE O'CLOCK each day.
including Foreign, Oanadlan,
American, Dletrfet, Local and
Sporting.
It contains eight to twelve
Pagett Ave days a week, and
sixteen pages on fiatarday.
Half -tone and other illustra-
tions of important doings and
prominent people appear every
day.
The Saturday edition alone Is
worth ilia p�l7ce. '
Subscriptions received 0t ono
time. Attire -so -
The London Free Preen Ptg, Co
LONDON, ONT.
Mention 11'.
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PICTURE and ART .. .
DEPOT .. e e
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...,•,‘,..I Mouyenlr (Tondo,.
and Uhris'ma+ Garde. "nitre!), new.
SOLD HERE ONLY.
20 per rent. off all fine Chir a, Leath
sr, Savor and Cel:ulold Good.,
50 per bent. off all Toys, Games,
Doll. and Pioturs It.tk., GOING
OUT OF THiS LINK.
Tey for **mit and suitable promote
It wall save 700 mcny.
1e1
SMITH
NEXT TOWN HALL.
NoMETREASUREE
RSI
THE I.ATK
D. K.STRACHAN'S
MACHINE AND BLACKSMITH SHOP
UNIYER NEW t ANAGRMRNT.
JAMES H. JOHNSTON,
who had Moen with the late Mn. ST1tAr'N ow
for several yea's. and le thoronebly eon
versant soh h all Masson of work that h:...
Innen Anne In tho shop, venoms to itnnnnn, e
that he has taken phare* of Inc astahlish
menet and will carry on the tontines.* in
snob a manner as to retain the oonadener
anti patronage heretofore ot•an4e4 to the
late owner, and will be pleased to have as
moor new 00atom.re ea will fawn* him
with their patronage. 1n addition t0 bolo
Week toe Plow'. Street Wafering Wag -
nee, Norm Powers, etc , he will oomtlnne
M An GoNaRAI, 11,A.'.KRMITHI\0 and
Ital'AIR Wittig M ell kintio MA
('IIINR TI HN1'Nl), (DRILLING. PLAN
151:, TRiteADIN.l. and all kind. of ma
ohlee work done on abort notice.
He bas aloe aAAd • Oreeelaes NRA VI Val
PLANT, and all work In that line inclnding
Meta* reirtng .nii braked' all line,
ran
be attended to on *hon mottos. Lowe Mow
em aheepawed. I41rNr will hie found rialto
tMaoeabla
JAMES H. JOHNiTON,
Thane. D. K. 88traebae's Muddies age Mootea
Smith se. visuals et„ aodestob.
Clearing Sale of
STOVI3S.
.1. H. WORSELI, woke. hie
many cnelomen • Marry \ma. and •
Happy New Year and w.nld Intimate
that for the baI•noe o1 the veor be
will hale • ()rest ('Isarieg Sale of
Heating and
Cooking Stoves.
Ev.ry Slave 000 In stock will h. sold
•e Whelsealo Triose to olaas them
ent bolero the New Yeas.
Got Sargafao while they last....
J. 11. Worsell
Tho .hasp .Mvo and f areae. man
9
J BROPIIEY&1ON
- TIIt L1An1Vo -
ll�utVera\ Uwee<urtt. wiNA
Y.t\xOtJt rt•ertil,
Orden carenelly 'attended to at •11
hours. &Ware sir day.
Sae bee ftfllwug.
CANTELON'S
Pastry, Oyster Patties, Tarts, on
Bread and Cream Rolls,fiflce
Pies 21E1 Lady Fivers, Kisses,
Macaroons, Maranon,
Brandy Snaps, Etc.
afe as good as the beiImadolin any
testy in Canada.
Gentafair kende the trade in
WEDDING
CAKES
uI fancy designing son ornament
iug Had almond icing
Give him an order and your sat-
isfaction will be assured. :21.1
D. CANTELON,
WEST -8T.
Clothing
1 have put into stock a litre of 1 ady.made
Clothing of first class manufacture, and
at prices to suit the times,
Ordered Clothing
Is still my specialty. A good range of
clothe to select from ; and workmanship
the test to be had.
If yon ueod an overcoat this fall call and
Noe me. A number of lengths of piece
goods to he cleared out at (met.
H. DUNLOP.
West Street
70�'rsv/ Dietui - Firs @BJaI ut Cs.
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN PROP-
ERTY INSUILID.
Value of Property Iaaure 1 up to Janitor',
1901 ey,Na.ny6.M
UrrICKite AND Dinxell Iii.
J. R. McLean, pros. ; T. Fraser, vloe-pies. ;
Jas. Connolly, 4. Dale. W. O. Rro•dtect, J.
Watt, Jas. Evans, J. O. Grieve. J. lea•eweie
directors, W. O. Hroadfu,t, Soafurth• Inapeo.
tor 01 loess ; T. Z. Hays, Seatortb, secretary.
traeettnr.
W KNTe,
J. W. Yeo, Holmesvilte ; Jamas Cumming
Egniondvills ; 1t. McMillan, Ssa:omit ; R
Snaith. Harlook
Pokey -holders ono pay aremaments and get
their cords recelpted of Mr. Coati. Clinton, or
titon MoLean Bronl'al
' ase b(
Clotag more, 0••
.'.
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HELLO !
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS, OF:
COAL
ALWAYS -ON HAND
.:m111IagT
craiitoll Hard Coal
Il$
7115 MAltlEST
All Opal wok*** on the Ianties Beales'
ware yon get w011aa for • los.
WM. LEE.
Orders lett at LE3 R 8Sip8AAa'R
Store promptly attended to.
Wet Weath(r Shoes and Rubbers.
WE have what you want and what
you need ni our
Quaiit.!Shoes
and
King -Rubbers
Quality
TIii'y are absolutely
the lest made.... .
1
OUR Shoes are known for tisk Sty -6,1r -it. Comfort andDurability. and our ROW,
for there Fit and Shape. and befog sale of PURI OUI*, will wear twigs as kW
aa ordinary ruTibers. �-
We have a largo aseorttnent of,
. Ladies' Leggin, Overstockings, -
Wool Soles, Etc . . e
l'hooe Bootle aro the very beat good. that money can buy
' The STUB PROOF RUBBERS for men are here at last, and we Igvres
Porn iv'Pv TIOK, or, 11 you can't call to Hee them, drop us a card for catalogue.
ST. GEORGE PRICE
g+
HOLE AtsENT FOR CEO QUAL1TY SHOSH.
¶ANT A STEP•LADDEII?
We give one away with each pound of Pure Cream flaking
Powder purchased front us. 50c a Ib. The step -ladder alone
worth the price.
Try a package of our Hop Tea -not a medicine, hut a care-
fully selected In.lian and Ceylon Tea blended in a scienIfis
manner with specially prepared Hops. Delicious and healthful.
Now is the time to buy your Garden Seeds. We have a
full sew Ttment.
Telephone No. 91
Stry=YB dr, CO.
Til E GROCERS.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
MCLEOD'S ; SYSTEM ; RENOVATOR,
A Wonderful Tonic and Remedy for WEAK and IMPURE
BLOOD, KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLES.
Manufactured by J. M: MacLEOD, Cioderich, Ont.