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8 TaosaDAY,. Jan. 16, 11102
THE RIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
JANUARY CLEARING SALE
OF
All Winter Goods
Bargain in Jackets
All must go now. Prigs away
down. Long Coats will be the cor-
rect thing next Setawu too. \1-e
Gave a few left -a!1 going et re-
duoed prices.
Bargains in has
High-class Caperiues and Ruff,
from $10.00 to $25.00, going at re-
duced prices. Don't miss this mon-
ey -saving chance.
Bargains in Millinery
Clearing et half price, Children's
and Ladies' Hats.
Bargains in Dress Goods
Extra value 56 in. wide colored
Homespun., going at 50z. yard.
Handsome plaid back Clothe,
regular $2 00, clearing at $1.50.
Bargains in Clothing
A large stock to choose from.
Reduced prices all round.
Suit*, Overcoats, Pant..
Boys' Clothing
Regular 12}c. Print*, the best,
fast colors, all shades, at 10c.
We still give the Coupons on the Chairs.
Save them up. More Chairs in this week.
CASH OR PRODUCE.
Smith Bro's & Co.
DUNGANNON.
NOTIca.-The lour amain in Dungannon
far Ten 8LUNAL is at the °floe of J. 0. Ward.
J. P.. ooeveyanoer. to.. who will receive
orders for subscriptions, advertising and job
work. and le authorized to giv. receipts for
amounts paid for the same.
TrssoLT, Jan. 14th.
The snow lest Saiard•y and Suod.y made
travelliae heavy aad aopleaunr, but when
It gets peeked sleighing will be .' elle.►.
Rani/rout -- The usual meeting of West
Wawanseb Mutual Fin Insurance Co. will
be hold in the A & U. P. A. hall on Wed -
sudsy, the 22nd last.
Lacy' am -Rev. Ur. Daniel, of Gderlob,
will deliver • leisure In the Methodist
obarob w Tuesday, January 21st, at 8 r r.
Sabjeot, "The Swing of the Cutlery.' Ad.
miss!.., 15 o1s. Come sad Sear It. A ted
attesdasoe 1e expected, as Dr. Daniel is ea
able Iwt.aror.
MtrroarcoE,-It 1a reported that Robert
Filiation, an enterprising citizen of Aab•
field, while away at Luckoow last Thum
day, had the misfortune to lose • fine man,
wbbol be bought last spring from Andrew
8Mwart for a lerge firers. She died very
suddenly of lotlammattan.
THE AOSICr LTrR1t. SOCIrTT.-Tbs annual
meeting of Wawanseb and Ashfield Atm
S ellar.! Society was held here last week
We bate not heard result of mutts( fur.
Mierthan that Wm. Bailey was reappointed
president for 1902. W• presume that be is
N. right prises for the smitten. Then
was • obangs made In the fist of dtrsetoro.
Flan Susioo or 1902 -On Monday, to
neoord.ee with the meniolps'statutes, the
fathom of West Wawaneeb, Mine duly
leltlated as • mantraps! ooanoil, held the
first ....boo of the year of grace 1902, whoa
the following official, were appointed :
Lbrk. Wm. MdCroette ; tree , J. U.
Ward ; aeeossor, W. W ,Ison ; oolleotor, J.
H Taylor ; caretaker of township ball, T.
McRoberts, .r. ; beard of health, Reeve W.
MoQaillaa, olerk .ad Wm. Bailey and D.
E. Munro, and Dr. T. E. Case ; auditors, J.
Bowers aad A. Oordoo. Other maaioipsl
affairs brought before the Donnell were duly
mouldered. An adjournment wee mad• to
mut agate oo Tumidity, 18th of February.
If the lint session of the coaooil e1 1902 be
an ledlutloe, wit may expect good and bar -
mouton* work.
HIrMO' AND TiirTega -Mine heel and
hostess, et the Queen a hotel recently left
es a yeltiag tour 10 relatives la Hallett
township and ether places. Ws wish them
• pleasant visit and safe return Jams.
Bailey and family lett here last week on a
visit to friends at Seafortb and vlolalty....
Alexander HoNevin, aa employee In the
Big Mill, formerly koowo as Ogilvie's, dar-
ing last week was troubled with quinsy,
and oat.. to his brother, our genial livery
keeper, to ruaperste his health. He lett
here on Monday to resume work
Mr. and Mn. Jas. Wilson (the latter
tormaly Miss Naomi Deyldsoo) o.w e1
Zephyr, and formerly of Dungeness, are on
• visiting tour to relatives and friends ud
✓ ea.wbag former scgodotanees. W• were
pleased to see Mem looking happy and well
ST. HELENS.
SATURDAY, Jan. 11th, 1902.
Miss Charlotte Toeko Is at present en the
doh list.
Jas. Weetberbsed, ooaduotor, from the
Northwest, Is home .t preeent.
Jas. Miller end wile, (rem Manitoba, are
a1 present vbltbng Mr. Miller's father, W.
Miller.
Rob. Miller, Mary ('lark and (lee. Web
Mee ham again returned to (ldorleb w
farther parser" their studies.
Qsiw a member from around here took in
tee Sootob ooao.rt Is Madam M Ibs 9N
loot. and repor' • good Musa _
The schools sr000d ben rs-epsssd so
Monday but the attendance was small ea
account of .o many *1 the pupilis having
been vaooleated.
Miss ('. 11. Gorden, who has beep very
sick with typhoid fes tomo weeks past has,
we are glad to say, Improved to that she
was able bo ooms home a week ago Friday.
The directors of the public' library bavo
decided to hold a conned on the 17th IDN.
'the program will he supplied by local
talent along with some from Luokoow and
Whhechureh.
Ou Monday of this week, while Mn. S.
Derain was dnvfog through the village. her
horse took fright and ran away, khrowiog
her out while tains through • rate aad
inlonag her somewbat.
LEt BURN.
TNEIDAy, Jaa. 14'b.
Miss 9ar.b MaKay, of Godericb, enjoyed
a plsasaot stay among us last week.
Slow the New You that reaweloome
guest the meulse has appeared In our
midst after some years' abenoe from the
semmunhy.
The township eleotlon of 1902 In our
ward, No. 4, Culberes. was the same es last
year la Its results, heaving the ward with
out • representative at our township board.
Mr. Mosier, oar resident ceodldat• for
oouboillor, remitted 1y on. Sates, and
bad every voter In the ward oast hi. vote,
Jaoob would have baso oovoted among
those elected as township oesnoillers of
Colborne tor A. D. 1902. He male a geed
canvass In the other ward. se well es In his
owa,bat the others voted for their own inter-
set
nt.rset first and our ward got left tb• «meas last
year. In the reeveehip oontestour townsman,
James Taylor, was gala • candidate and
again wan not .aooeseto'. In his own wall
he got 46 oat of the 104 votes that were
gtven. A. things sand. aeon ward In our
township should hate Its apo oounoillor.
This is sot the first time our ward has get
left, mid as we said last yetr, we Miley'
the Dotard* Uovenment should pass o law
that to all townships each ward should hay.
• ',cadent wasolllor
PORT ALBERT .
TUESDAY, Jan. 14, 1902.
Mies Annie Cunningham left for Detroit
en Saturday last.
Mrs. H. Rlddel ie down from Brandon on
• visit to her sister, Mn. Cunningham.
Miss McKeozle, who has lately returned
from Austin, Manitoba, and her brother
Douglas, are bee visiting relatives.
The anneal social will be held bare In
oonneetloa with Christ obarob on Weans*
day eveeing, the 22ed Inst. There will he
an ezwllens program, after tefreehmeats
have been partaken of the Nile orchestra,
solo., recitations and ed dreams Proceeds
to go towards finish's, the basement of the
church. Admlssioo, adult' 25, ohlldr?o 15.
day evealsg and wore well pleased with the
program
Jobs Barites, attesdd the quararly
audit of the Canadian lhdjar vl Foresters at
Brantford lest week.
A oarloed of bugs was .hlppo1 from Bl.e•
vale atattu to P•Imentoo ou Monday
muroloa by Wm. Jawiu.
No maybe was held in the Presbyterian
obarob lam Sabbath evening owing to Rev.
W. J West', having w mutt in Viutorla
Hall In Jamestown. �t
The members of th• Christian Kodthvrr
Society spout a very mloyable time at the
manse oo Moud•y sveoiag, Jan. 703, when
they also stented esti care for the sew your.
BLUEVALE.
TtcsrAT, Jan. 141t.
Mn. Bailey has been quit. 111 with
pleurisy.
Mr. and Mrs. John I'awsett are visiting
relatives is Owen Sound.
Mrs. Small, o1 Wingham, vldted her
daughter, Mr., John Raby, Chu week.
James Burgess left en Saturday morning
to tate • amuse in Stratbrsy dairy school.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Oilmen, of Alberts,
N. W T., have baso vleiting relatives sear
here.
Quite • 'lumber from Bluest* Weeded
the h.0 S. on0wrt In Wingbam last 'Thum
ASHFIELD
MONDAY, Jas. 13.
At lbs annual meeting of Maple Grove
L. 0. L No 1044, held In December, the
10'iowier offwars were elected for the our•
rent year, y z.: Charles Potable, W.M, ;
Alex. Hackett, D.M • W. T. Uardoer,
ewnt•Iy ; W. R. UarJher, ohaplalo ;
Robert Ritchie, F.S. ; C. E MaUseagb,
treasurer ; J. Ferguson, 1). of C ; IV. 1r-
wbu, I•otorer ; committee, T. Culbert, W.
Ritohle, K, Uardoer, J. Good, A. Bamll
too.
DUNLOP.
Ives/its, Jan. 14'h.
Win F. Young and daugbter Helen
Oohed relatives near Kingsbridge Chu
week.
Mr. and Mn. A. C. Maotlooald bays been
vblsiur In l,uderloh. Both were muob
missed by • large number of friends and
neighbors during their absence.
Masters John P. Toblo and Harry Wil-
liams have both got their dogs to good
training this winter to drew them •bout on
tbelr bud albgbs. Both lad. have bad
many fast drives up and down the isk•
shore. They intend shortly to interview
The Detroit Evening News ,boot gotag up
to the North Pole with their dogs end
alephe te tied their sags Billy Bounce,
'blob that wee Yankee journal sent up
there • few months ago to are the seals and
big white bear,
ANNUAL CONVENTION
Of the 511. sabbalb Sebwl association -
The rreanm.
The 1 oonyentlon of the Nile Sab-
bath Sobool Aseoolatioh will be held la
the Methodist oburch, Nile, on Thursday,
January 23rd. Following is the program:
1O1NIN0 MISSION.
.9.45 to 1015 ..-For QE.stlon Drawer,
10 lb to 10 30 Devotional Kzeroias,
Led by Pastor.
10.30to11.00..How10(let aOhms toKeep
its Oen Order.
Mn John Dustow.
11 00 to 11.45.. How • Child's Confidence is
Lost or Won,
MIs. Martha Tiffin.
£PT1INOON SESSION.
2.00 to 2.10....Appobntmeot and Report of
Nominating Committee
2 10 to 2 20 Devotional Exerolsss,
2,20 to 2.50.. . Art and Use m illustrating,
D E. Munro (Auburo)
2.50 be 3 40 Open Parliament,
W. H. Kerr (Brussels).
- Relation of the Sohool to Prohi-
bition,
Rey. M. J. Wtleos, B A.
- How to Gel Young People 1a
Love with the Bible,
Joseph HNhertegton.
-How to Get a Class to Ask Qom
t ions,
George M. Elliott (Ooderich)
3.40 to 4.10.. Latest Methods In 5,8. Work,
1. P. Shephard.
4 10 to 4.50.. Maes Mooting of the Children,
Mies Cora Ferguson,
Mn. John Graham.
1ytNINu SESSION.
7 30 to 7 40 Devotional histology.
740 to 8.00 .Qasetion Drawer
inteodtoetlon aad Address by Prsetdea►
Elect.
8 00 Relation of the 9. S. to the Stab,
W. H. Kerr (Brussels.)
Address by Rev. 0. W. Henderson, St.
Mary's, Ko•Preeid.nt of Csofereow.
The .passers lotrodooing the toplo" Ire
expected to limit themselves to fifteen
minutes each, the balance of the time al
lotted Lathe topica to to wet In discussion
by two nitwits speeches.
_SchooLppening._
A full range of all tilt Authorized and Recommended
TEXT BOOKS for Collegiate Institutes, Public and
Separate Schools.
Scribblers and Exercise Books,
ranging in price from lc to Sc,
and from Sc. to I5c.
Lead Pencils as low as Sc. per
Dozen.
PORTER'S BOOK STORE
Oar Telsobeme is No. 100 K. Court House Square. ()nderich.
JOHN S MORGAN'S CASE
• Neva Seethe Man Who Delights le Tell
Wald Dodd', kidney nil. Save Done
fur Mins.
Bridgewater, N 9., Jan 13. (ypeolal)-
No man could ba more enthusiastic in Els
recommendation of anything than Is John
S. Morose of this place In his eodorsatlon
of Dodd'. Kidney P.IIs es a remedy for lame
back.
For eight viers Mr. Morgan was tortured
with lame back ard kidney trouble. Hs
tried different medicioes without r*colvinr
any benefit till at last he oommsnoed to see
Dodd's Kidney Pills. H. won began to
improve and the improvement motioned as
the treatment proceeded. He uteri to all
twenty home sod gained la that time
tweoty three pounds to weight. He le well
and strong and attributes his remarkable
recovery to Dodd'e Kidney Pills and no.
thing else.
AUCTION SALES•
-Nine mostbe' oredit es IsraU\laa •p
pauyd plat note". A dleoouat o1 5 Issr
cent. cir•ttbt for u•ek. 1eusas GuMW'S,
•001 Ioueer.
HOCKEY NOTES.
Stratford played at 8ealorth to the O 14
A. intermediate series Monday night. ma -
forth woo, ti to 4.
The Shorties protested the genie eich the
Kites tiered on the 7,1' loit. The protest
was allowed and the game will ba played off
oa Friday et Ono week.
Thursday Dight the Harmony team sod
:he Dollar bight's, played • gams In the
junior league series, the Harmony sive■
winning, 7 to 2. Tuesday Dight of this
week the Duller blghtise and the Elites
played, the more being 11 to 2 In favor of
the 1). r:.'..
The oballenee match between the Star
and Signal blocks was to nays ,ome off o0
Monday night, but • tow hours before the
g ime war to oomm.noe the Stu. withdrew
lino 9 goat bloat thea got on a game with •
picked team mostly from the Horton Jordan
block, which cadet with a some of 3 to 1 in
favor of the latter.
Following are the remaining games ot the
junior league sohedule ;
Jan. 16-ffaru.uoy vs Shorties.
" 21-1 armooy vs KGtw.
ie 23 -,Dollar Kigbties v. Shorties.
" 28)-Klttes vs Shorties.
" 30 -Harmony v. Dollar Eighties.
Feb. 4-Itlua v, Dollar Eghtiee.
" 6 -Harmony vs Shorties.
'' 11 -Harmony vs Elite,.
" 13 -Dollar Eighties fa:Mortise.
" 18-Kfites n Shorties.
" 20-11armo.y vs Dollar K'ghtles.
" 25-Klitse vs DtUar K'goti, s.
The Uderlcb seniors were defeated Is
their game .t Stratford Ism Thursday even
tag by the more of 6 to 3. The Goiarwh
bays showed lack of pretence, and the game
was not • droll -ohms ezbibltioo of bookie.
to the first half Stratford scored four times
and Uodertob once, lo the second half *soh
teem moored two goals. Tbs teems were :
God•rteb-Goal, Campbell ; point, Aller ;
Dover point, lhemp.on ; forwtrds,
Molvor, MoUaw, Shannon and Mo.
earthy. Stratford -Owl, Kellar ; polar,
Ewan ; cover polbt, Gifford ; forward,,
Rankin, Lightfoot, Dillon and Farquhar
S oo The referee was ('has. Ranklo, Strut
lord ; timekeeper", Chas Weigh, Stratfor 1,
and H. K Jordon, God.rloh ; goal umpire",
J. I). MoCrimmoo, Stretford, and F. M.
Dunham, Ooderich.
Tb. Stratford papers devote ra_h •a
oolumn or more to Tbnnday'c matoh wi•.b
th'e (.ederiott emu. Follow.ug are some
extracts from the reports
Herald : '1 be many friends of the (,do
✓ ich hockey team, champions of the Huron
dlstnot, will regret to bear that they were
badly detested on Sratlord we last steatite
by the Stratford intermediates,, coming
ebamploce (perhaps) of the O. H. A. 'Term
• good practice game, with a little elashtog
thrown In for good meeeur...... rime
were only three moo ruled of during the
game fur rough play-Tbompsoo twee,
(Afford twice, and Farquharson once
There were a lot of tagbt-btve•he.ns
lo the first half S'rat'ord *cored the first,
second, third aria fourth gaper, Goderb b
the bftb, making the soon 4 to 1 at half
time, Lightfoot was respoostble for three
Io the *mood ball S:n'ford "cored the first
and fourth goals, lioderlch fns second and
third. L'ghtloot, Dillon, Molvor lad Mo
Certby bad one specs to their oredlt
Button: This botsrmedlates did not hove
111 parties rotting their sale bills printed at
this omoe will have . fres notioe inserted
In this list tut to the time of sales.
WIDNmDAT, January 22nd, 1902 -Ano
tieragele of 16 head of gond grade Aberdeen
o.ttf., proper y of Tarmac CARROLL. lot 6,
Doo. 7, W 1) , Colborne. (1 mile from
Smlth'e Hill) 1 oow dos to calve March
1st, 1 oow doe to calve in April, 1 oow due
to oalvl ie August, 2 cows "apposed to be is
calf, 1 farrow now, 1 otter rising 3 Sate
old, 2 swell rising 2 years old, 2 heifers
rising 2 remit old, 2 heifer. rising 1 year
old, 2 deers rislor 1 year old. Mr. Carroll
Is rot giylsr up farming nor selling all 13111
.took, bat es ae00ob of the shortage of
feed will dispose of the above number, and
they will be told without reweave. Terms:
REGULAR MEETINGS
WEST HURON
FA RME1iE
CLINTON, THURSDAY, JAN. 23
-TOWN HdLL
1.10to1,16-Opweg Business- Pres dent
1.45 to 116-"Tbs Fall sair"-
W. Kenlghan, Bcomlller
113 to L30- Thames ion
L30 to 101 -"Cold Storage and the Tranapor'a-
tlon and Marketing of oor Perishable
Products'. 0. C. Casten, Onlghnrst
3.09 to 3.15 -Discussion
116 to 345 --Skim Milk as S tc ak Sod" -
F. J. elrlghtholm. Strathroy
313 to 00-DI*cnss:on
THE WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
w111 meet in the afternoon to the council
chamber. comntenoieg at 2 o'clook. It will be
led by Mrs. H. Elford. pre•ideot, 11°Imsavllie
The spraken and their subjects will les ;
Mrs. C Campbell, CI derlch-
-Bread and Bread Making'
Mia. Oreee. Carlow -
"Weighing and Testing Milk on the Farm'
All ladles are cordially invited.
Mita H. EI.YJRn. Mile. C. CAMYerLL.
t'reeideit, Secretary.
EVENIRG MEETING
In the evening there will be a o.ot mooting
of the Farmer' leaitute end Women's testi
tuts. when the speakers and subjects will be
as follows •
Mn C.Campbell- home Influence
Mir Green- The Improvement of Time
O. C. Casten- The Lead We L've lo
F J. Sletghtbolm Training I:,ys for Budgies t
DUNGANNON, FRIDAY. JAN. 24
t3 -.)TZ HALL
1.30 to 1.16 - Opening Business- President
Ll6 to 2.15- The Draught llorse -
A. Innis. Clinton
2.15 to 2.') Dbeccv':on
1:) told.) -Summer reeding of Mitch Cows
7. J. Slelghtholm, Stnthro,
3 00 to 3 15- Discussion
9,16 to 3.15 Problems of the Soil -G, C. Castro
3.15 to 111' -Discussion.
THE WOMEN'S INSTiTU'TE.
will mut In the ,Iltage Angst 2 o'clock and
be addressed byMn. Campbell on Honeshald
Eoonomin., antMipsssGreen, who will *Desk
on The Care of Md" and Farm trotter Mating.
EVENING MEETING
A )Mol meeting will be be to the evening
commencing at A o'clock, when addreeses wi
he delivered by Messrs. ';',ton and Sleight.
holm, Mrs. C. lAmpttell. M et Green Mrs. 11.
Enford and others, who wilt take the same
topics as the event.* trier lone at Clio too,
A madul entertalament will be moulded
at the even"tg mestl.ga,
Keep Your Feet
Warm at Night
A Hot Water
Bottle
W111.
1)0 IT.
We Have
Them-
KROM THE
CHKAPKST
TO
THK BKST
F. M. DUNHAM, Phm. B.
DRUGGIS F.
Corner of Wrest et. sod the Suuare.
anything lite a walkover when they met
the Ooderich puck Mauro oo bosh We last
night. Tbe big end of the Doors was on
the Indite side, but the game was hotly oon-
tested throughout, although the alt 1, of
hockey put up was n tl by any ireaoe of the
A 1 Masa. At time. .hivaey predominated
with now and then an auorean'zed rush
by either forward line, In which more than
two players seldom p•rtlmpated. The ver
hors were no doubt cuofideot of oarrylog
eft the Indiana' soalp pale, but with many
othir teams of a similar mind, found that
they had to shake darmined
braves of the pole Delors they could
'manses It. They had mewl: W1 advan
tags as far as weight was oonoeroel
but they didn't seem to be able to get up
such bunts of aped as their opponent., or
handle their ., •1. with anything Irks the
same .kill. Al buugo the locals worked
hard from .tart to finish, the solsati6 part
ot the game seemed t, have taken a ho1 d'7
The resent for this n very smile ezpls'sed
in three words-iaok of praotio. Tod
visitors got one beton halt elms sew called.
Shannon sooting afar a brillaot rush. Mc-
Gaw and McCarthy were lending lights oar
the visiting tato'. The tsams Memel esus
atm her vigorously at the oleof the game.
JAS. SNELL, --ACE D.FORD,
President Secretary
PE MAR
POR ND
CEMENT
NIMBI
Is the strongest. A customer of ours
who had used three other brands of
Portland Cement last season be-
sides PENINSULAR says :
"I sen astloerd 11. 1 7E11051 1.11 w1I1 moke
u hard a well w 111. Iwo earl. more eeeeeI "
If you intend building the coming
season it will pay you to use the
best.
McKENZI E
a HOWELL
The place to buy
all Hardware cheap
lure (tin for lea Wehner, Nausea.
Maladies of this type yield lestaotly to
Polon'. timeline, and :f you suffer p•riodt-
sally from these oompi.lot., just keep
Nervillo. .t band. A few drops 1*
sweetened water gives instant relief. and la
the Nurse of half an hour the cure it oom
pieta. A large 250. bottle of Ner.11lne is
the house will save doctor bills, aad a vest
am000t of suffering ?Tory year.
Itoysjt.n, the Ar'neo'an who lee' awl in
Godcr ob and the surrounding oouotry last
sprint, died in Toronto gen.rd hospltal re
oently from heart disease A brother took
the holy to W ircwr.r, Moos for interm.ot.
Ueoeased was • graduate of a Tarklsh IJab
vorsi y, and was taking the fourth year o'
his mares la mediates at Toronto Uolver•
Best $2 Shoes, too
We'yo boon Miller you • lot lately •bout oor American made Show for Mew and
Wpm.o-the Walk Over and Quetta Quality. (Tease are ougowtloaably the dam,
lines of Show mads to the Ualted SiaW. ) Don't for a moment low sight of the last that
we also have the bots S1 50, $2 00 aad is 60 Semis for both Mea ass Wome.-Shoes
stylish ouough t• pleuro the moot initials' eye and -sturdy mouth
to stood the test of wear. W. hare all leather., all sbapw, all
s res. We can aad will 'eve you half a dollar on Msa's and
. Wom.s's Show as {2 00, $2.50 aad $3 00.
BFPO la and let es surprise yea wadi IN aserllall values
we term. Why ace the week r
WALK
OVER '
We cauoot say half enough about the goodness sl thew two
beautiful floes. Nothing meds la Canada compares with them
for style, finish, tit or wear ; the very latest style, the very best
m•tsrlal and the &test of workmanship is obareseterwtle of every
pair.
F:very day adds to the army of pleased wearers of oar two
famous American Shoes for mea and women. WHY NOT
YOU
Large Bottle Good Polish, 6c.
Repairing.
P. T. HALLS
The Square
▪ Ooderich
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
Witt,nraDAY, Jan. 1516.
Ws have to 000.ratubN Mast.r Wilbert
Pr poo receiving oo January 13th •
ohr,tus ea the hank of Montreal for $26,
being the first pre to the oat elute of the
Macdonald sited grsla oompetltlon for the
b'rovlooe of Coterie for the year 1901. He
Woe also nue of the su000.eful ones fel 1900,
w:onbog 85, and was the only Doe is /faros
oouaty; bat for 1901 we mottos that Master
John Maodonald, of Porter's 13111. was sue.
oe.alul la wlunng the re,00¢ prat,, Tbl.
1. prey good for Hume
umpt.t. umN■r
1 k rem warms' No necessity for that. Pat•
name Palate« Corn Eztrwtor removes •ll
ooras, large or smell, In •boat twenty boar
hours. This is reliable Information, Taus
druggist will substantiate It If you ask bum -
Bo sere and get Putnam's, i1 wase no pals.
R Oka, of Loedon, who Is well known to
poultry fanciers hers, baying ofbolated as
poultry ledge at the f.11 show as several
°omeloe., had a phenom»al manes" at De
troll t linemen week With 120 estrum its
won 111 fines, aloe seomad§ and 78 special..
At its last meeting th• public library
board empowered the Lbrarlan 10 azolude
youog penes ander the age o1 fearless,
If toned disorderly or Wilier to overcrowd
the roadie, room, and also requested the
county judge to mak• the librarian a"p.otsl
aout•bu for that parpo.e. The seormary
was lastruoted to correspond with Mr.
C•nsgts as to • great for a new publls
Idly. library buildiot.
DIED.
MORAE.-1a Oodrlok. on Wedeeeday. Jana
ary Mb, Hugh Alexander Mottos, seooad
eon of Thomas and Ronda McRae, acted 13
Fein.
BUSINESS CHANGE.
sig -EDWARD
has purchased the business of
Ms. TILT, known u the " Bal
moral Cafe," and is now fully
pgepared to cater to the patrons
of this well-known establish-
ment. The stock is new and
first-class, and the standard will
be maintained and, if possible,
improved.
Oysters in any style, as well
as Lunches, will be promptly
served u in the past, and old
u well as new patrons are in-
vited to call.
Nothing will be left undone
to please you.
Ice Cream to order.
Give us a trial.
J. J. EDWARD.
-�� HODGENS BROS.
3rd Week��
Janvary Sale
fad DNSpass N
/AMOLTil-itis
TH15 attractive list of money -saving bargains will be ready for this week's
shoppers. January special prices are made to clear out all that remains
of winter stocks. We want just as little merchandise as possible on our shelves
when we wind up our year's business on the 3Ist inst. The more goods we can
turn into money before that date the better we will be pleased, and have made
generous price cuts which will make it more than worth your while to do your
shopping here.
75c DRESS TWEED, FOR 45c.
Jost about twenty -fire yard" left of this 753 tweed. 1t le
54 !ootles wide, every thread wool, Domee in aim dark sol -
ore, is heavy enough to mok• op without lining. will t are
ezcelienb wear and make a stylish. esrvleeableoostum•,
For January sale, 45c.
25c DRESS 000DS AT 12ic.
Jule • few of these drew roods that are selling at half price.
They ►re from 36 to 40 inobse wide, gond weight and dark
entree, they will make n.nitet drogue for Andrea goteg to
school. The price was 2,5o,
For January sale, 124c.
dMarreMI
-51.00 FRIEZE SKIRTING--AT--70c.
Jest a few skirt length. left, heyy frit re skirting, all wisp!,
does not retro re uwlog, lull 54 Mabee wide, gives .iosliMI
wear, will maks • stylish skirt, dark sr sad bla._k_Nli, _
our regular glee hes been $1.00 per- ,-- - For January sale, 70c.
MANTLE CLOTHS, SOc.
A few short end,' of mantle clothe to he cleared out They
an just the thing for children's abters and oome in Medea
of greru, horn and fanny rotator.,, were good value •t their
former price, 31.(10, now we mark them,
For January sale, 50c.
WAIST FLANNELS, 25c.
Two ends of fancy waist Il oinsb , to mil at halt prior. good
crudity, will weer well, navy blue and red groa.d with
narrow whi • stripe, rsuler per 50,,
For January sale, 25c.
FLANNELETTE GOWNS, 48c.
Ladies' flannelette rower, good tin I ry (1.nnal.tt., •e"otted
fano• stripe*, fast orlon, nark, cuff, and front trimmed
with frill the same material,
For January sale, 48c.
COMBINATION SUITS, 65c.
Merle are sample suite of very Ilse finality natural wool, they
hays .bort sleeves and are worth is the regolar way 11 50
1. 12, cash, be.use' he sleeves are short ere older them out,
For January sale, 65c.
WOOLEN HOSE, 25c.
75 ralr wool*. hoes odd limes and sizes, ladles' and Willdrou's
makes, sold regular at 353 and 40o, your choles,
For January sale, 25c.
$14.00 CAPERINE FOR $10.75.
Caperine el bine oposeum and electric seal, good quality far,
long Iront, 6 tails, regular $14.00,
For January sale, $10.75.
ASTRACHAN-CAPERINE, 54.75.
Good quality Astranhaa esp•rloe, Ns. ma Wltl, eirM1.1
*imp*, bleb .Morar 'AM .•.iasis.^
For January sale, $4475.
$16.00 CAPERINE FOR 512.80. ----
OBIT 0.. ettra gond quality caprine, sl*c•rlo seal sed
g��ohaa, long front and high collar. Domes dopa well
ever shwldery regular $16 00,
For January sale, $12.50.
$6.00 MANTLES FOR 53.25.
LII4161 mantle■ to beay.n and rough clothe, all mew
menti this season, perfects Bitter, jest a few left,
For January sale, $3.25.
Pr'
$13.00 MANTLES FOR 57.75.
,last a few 01 our goal mtmtles I.11. If we have one that
lits you yea oar t.ke year shirk* of as; seat Nat mid
from $1100se31500.
For January sale, $7.75.
flEN'S MITTS.
Men's heavy Its ttod mitts, good weighs, assorts& farcy
stripes. will weer well,
For January sale, 15c.
HODGENS BROS.
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