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ed jot ery In his legs. We hope that
a theywil•he desks ks forto the scholars
to This at to matter was
ht
Our Premiums Represent ��•.e seriously Mitred "�` athero• °l dlw°eel°° •tthe let.annual
sooty he recovered. mott'.rrt of the notion to Uwsmber.
' Bins Cuts, FEn 24 -
`O 200 yds. 100 yes. Total- A hen house was visited by a mink,
(7raw4trd4'L 48 90 woluh took •e f three shad 1 awl Toe,
A BigCash Discount1 Jebw l: o�M 21 47 vert time the termer mot hie unwcicctue
Uta B a 28 35 63 visitor, and shot him.
W. Sproel24 24 48
is useful, durable, Household articles of J. Black.... . ..• 32
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Best Qualities. 37 26 49 PORT ALB
I C saw(saw(39
77 lcar uAY, rob 25,
THE SIGNAL : GODERICII ONTARIO.
Have you thought of the
A. l er Miss M. Smith I. home for • week.
I, Y, K.mfll `aI 28 56 aDo ,Youuoh•ls e
ou
.
Have you looks I ---, .rd"ormg 0 and A. Mahar Tl eb sunday day
10 G uJ.1 i oh.
'd t r It 'Treleaven.. . . 14 36 60 Mr. and Mn. Jo peat
advantages we offer Premiums
you for your trade. with ��
We are willing to he out their cost for your increased twin
COMPARE OUlt PRICES
RI Theyro up-to-date.
SCOMPARE OUR
STY LES.
Our Departments
cover all lines of Dry
Goods, Ready - made -
wear, Garments for
ladies, gentlemen or
boys,
Millinery,
Dress Making,
House Furnishings.
Spring Goods
are here in good variety,
and the best values we
have ever shown in
New Prints,
New Cottons,
New I'luslins,
New Dress Goods -
New Silks.
As for any Winter Goods,
Jackets,
Furs,or Overcoats.
A11 going at REDUCED PRICES.
Itook 16. lead. As • markuun Mr. Craw
i ford will soon ba prominent la the sporllsg
class.
1 hero, -The weather being mild and
' plri.snt b very erjay&Lls. The only draw
tack 1. uumeruus bed plloboles on the blgh-
ways. however the township 016 dale are
I having Rood force., endesvottog to Improve
the roads A "lumber of our citizens
Imo storing Rood to optic's of toe to 000l their
(perched laps in summer The annual
Muting of the membese of Era hate church
oat hell on Moodsy, the 17.6 The
Maitland Presbytery wilt meet its W'lopt.am
ore Tuesday. Marob 4:b. _ T.'. esteemed
and pvpolor Rome of West tV.w.otah was
recently prsisntul with a line teou. o.og belt
to the manor.
PEwt'aL -Andrew 1'ouog, Win Merge
SOD and J. Mitchell, prominent tumors ID
the township of Colborne. adjaoeot lc
Carlow, vers recently is our village
The easy friends of our es termed jawsller,
who bas been 111, are oles,d to sty him able
to rs°ume business Also Thomas
Smlley. who has been for some Imsnw
011,
i, gsoduslly recovering During lest
week mutts • number of young people took
la • social party at Uoderiub and report
havmg had • good time. 'rimy returosd
home In the email hours. lit course they
spent the greater part of the next ture000s
in the land of slumber and wet Mrs.
McNair, wife of our esteemed gator of the
Dungannon circuit, returned home duriog
tut week after an extended yt.lUog tour to
rel•tivee east el here.
CASH OR PRODUCE.
Smith Bro's & Co.
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CIODERICH TOWNSHIP -
To
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To minor, Yob. 95th. rRIDAY, Feb. 21.
jay that Reeve Churchill w.11
W. N. H. bo.l ass 0 Wiagelliam
merchant, bas re 111 from hits township council at the end
Sold oat his business to W'tllbm Jones, Of sof •M ppai.t_we•r and will probati y te
the 9th emaciation. succeeded by John Mldd'etoo. Mr. ('five
The Rev Mr. Kemp will pratah to the hill may be a candidate fur the county
Presbyterian church hare mut SumdSy and council.
the Standby following. D.Al.
Mr. Smith, our popular blacksmith, bas
gess up Els burrow and bas gone to Dun.
gueon. WB wish him every success.
Mr. sod Mrs. 1'e.er Campbell. ot Amber
ley, specie a few days .t the home ot Alex
I ouog, ix Reeve of ,Colborne, on the Loeb
Millon farm.
Mr. Bothwell is hat mg his suet oo sale
stout the middle of nest month and le pee
paring to leave for the West. 1\ • with Mfr.
B•rkwsll eyery su^.e,.e in the prairie
country.
11,5 outdone S.b6,th reboot convention
will take place to Auburn ea Much 13th In
oeneeetieo with our Sun lay school .od that
e1 Aubure. Mr Jackson, preglacial 5 S.
seor.t.sry, n expected.
H or Wu. Hi. h. -After • long
period of severe suffering, Wm. Hoek putted
sway o0 Monisy last. at the see of teveuty
four years. Deceased was • native of Corn
wall. Ecglaud, coming to Canada .t the age
of twenty yo•rs and bootleg to Hosting'
county, %Mere he remained fur a nun.brr of
years, moving to Hurno read, t.oderich
township, e• me thirty -ens years ago, whole
he continued to reside until &lout fire yams
ago, worn he meted to Holm...vette He war
• member of the Metbod,et church for • meet
marry years. Tn. remains wore interred in
Conlon cemetery on 11.dnesday, R. Ache.
son, J. McCartney. J. Matguis. A. J. C.ur-
tlee, H. Kllurd aad IV -Stanley being the
p•Ilbeeters.
THE LATE Jou+ _ELYORD.-The-e died
at the residuum of his son, Herbert, of
Ho'meeviIle, en February 15th, John 1'.l
ford, at the age of 95 year.. Ueo,asel
was bete to Doretebire, Esgland, and 01010
to Canada in 1841. He lived for lout year,
at Markham. Ile then moved te Siolleshy
township. near Croeshill, whloh was knot, n
as the Quern'. bush, there being nulling hue
the our reyor's blur to travel by. I' or mar.)
year. his log Atom was ate home of the
preacher and only p1ace of worship in the
towoehlp. The hrst Methodist melting
house in the community was built oo the
comer of hie lot. much of the colt being es
awned sod the work largely done by him•
self. For thirty years he filled the r Ilier of
oleos leader tied exhorter in the Mehed,rt
church. His remains were taken by by
arty and interred 1n the family plc it
Kish • cemetery, Wellesley teentblp.
KECITLb THE SHORTEN CATE, 1110 1 --1'b•
General Assembly of the Preeb,teliEn
church m Canada gives • d.plom• W any
Sabbath school pupil oummltting to memory
the whole ot the shorter catechism and re.
clung 11 .11 at one continuous sadist. Min
Josephine McAllister sod blurs E
ithel Duff.members of the R ble class In the Dungan•
ath
nos Presbyterian Sabbschool, met In
the church on Tuesday. January 28 h. and
.were examined by H. M. Duff. Sabbath
school superintendent, Mark Wilson and
Mrs. R. Davidson, teachers. Both yo000
ladies pawos
ed the test suos fully, each re-
citing the whole of the catechism without
mskioit o°e mlsteke. The diploma were
presented to the young ladies In the whorl
last Sabbath. It ie expected that ' 1
others will be examined in tie near fu'ore.
Mr. sod Mrs Pierson are siltation
relatives la Lonesburcugb.
Mr. EOerhart 1s able to attend 61e
school duties again this week
John McHnds b to (.04erich uodergolog
medical ail seduce. from lir. '1'urnboll
kin, A C. Hawkins �, j -
and Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
G rse0 yidted Mrs -
Quaid to Dunlop last
seek.
Miss Mare, of Dungannon, I. ependIhg a
few Boys with Mr. and We. It. l;rebaru.
t1',Dt tut Richardson put ap sumo
hundred clocks of toe for the Betel hotel,
test week.
A notelet of young folks from this
616;4311y attended • party at tam'1'Lurlow's
to Uoder'cb last et Cling.
Mr. 3•• Hayden, having sold h" floe
team of horses for the 1001 of $490, has
purchased • .poo of Dolts from Phomas
Clayey, of Klogsbrldgs.
At tate Lenten services tut Thursday
mveo�0g Kiv. Mr. Goldberg Rave an Interest.
tug and profitable address, basics his re-
m.' as oo Psalm 27, 4. '1'o these asrytoes,
o•
which will be otlousd, everyone will be
mato welcome.
LEtBURN.
Movo.y, Feb. 24.
J. Wick, rsoently from Manitoba. was
the moat o1 A. H. Clutton loot week.
Stony 000gratuleti000 ere cow to be Nod.
mod to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. U (bate, °oar
Butternut Row, on the snivel of s ",'tic
stranger at td.ir home, on the 17th toot.
It is • son.
lee arrie.l of early Iambi in It,tolop was
mentioned but week in the c„rrepor deuce
from that burg. Tis date was t6. 5'.h inst.
1) Statute le not tar behind, es hie arrived
ear the 16th Tose. They are progressing
well.
Prohibition now is the theme of general
debar. In many homes The lo Igo bore nag
fleet • delegate to the big convention to aha
Favilloe at Toronto, oe To.sd.y, palled the
Dominion AILaoc,. Some of our young
people took in the prohibition debate at
Carlow oo Friday evening of last week.
Gra Temper •
Just as trying to toe 050905 as temper ex-
ci e1 by ether onuses. H.voo't you beard
of am's Praises Corn and Wart r.o-
traetot ? Cure gulckly and painlessly ;
others pain -maks mu •.ear -the tidies
aomplalo-ncl so with Putnam's. All drug
gists sell Tutorial's or It cal be east by N.
C rtlwo & Co , Ktoge'oo, Oat., to soy ad
deem In Canada or United Stets, oe receipt
of 25 mote.
DUNLOP
Mox900, Feb. 17.h.
Mr. and ran. Ju. Yells, were at Klsrr
bndre on Weil oeday of lee/ week stteading
the funeral of their brother lodsw, the late
Thos. Hulsey.
S1 re. E Morris, o1 Amain, who is down
on • cult here. left on Wedoeaday e1 last
weet with her two son', lien and Jo epb,
for a yisll of some dove to relatives •t
B 00.118ld and Exeter, -
Quite • number of our young people and
alio ot Loyal were guests at the A 0 H,
eetert510meDt held m Goderioh so Moodsy
light of let week. All ot them speak of
having had a mutt pleasant time.
DUNGANNON.
Niericr. The local wont In Dungannon
!cryo En. eye e, the o®
teotJ.O.
Ward.
I', conruoer, ae., who will reaelPe
Joespb Thomson was in the proem/Ws orders for suhoorip•tone, advert sing en.) lob
burg of Dunlop last week, asehttog to draw- workend is authorized to give reoelpte for
tog the doe for the Far •mount. paid for Ike same.
°haoge hotelWhile there Jcs.ph woe
suddenly ep,11011d u e mutate' of n Bre
hugged. .sd, aesuterl by John Cemmlog sod
Albert llosid as ladder men and some others,
pat oat a file io a stable near the hotel
Fortuoat•ly the lelazt was ch wearer! i■
time and was put oat before soy encu,
damsre was done.
If catarrh Is Tear Tremble.
Sou will hod tbatant relief silt •hrolute
ours In C►terrbofess; whlob kills the germ.
that cause the disease, .urea the cough, pre
vents dapples. In the thrust, relieve, enc•
elation and prickly heel. the ienaeird
membrana. Catatncosone cure. perfectly
Om most ohroolo oases of osturh, lung end
throat trouble. and is delightful, simple
Tt•a.,DAT, Fab. 18.
Mt.ttvul. COON, n, - The monlotp•I
fathers of West Wawaooeh met in the town
tall on Tuesday, the 13.h. All the mem•
hors were present. Dr. Caen. M. H. O •
being present, reported that these whe were
troubled with mill Lox ware reeoveriog
and that the di was check'. Ito lie pro
grow, Alter the due consideration of 010.1
municipal hardness. louludiog the reapp0tnt
men r of .1 11. Taylor, who has barn collector
for a number of years, the meeting ad-
j-11rco1.
A.'. 11+0170 -,1• regret to have to state
that two of or 0107.1 05 met with misfortune
recently. (leo. Westbr000k, In throwing
of --e belt from hls a1wtog machlre became
'mangled by hie mitten gotta/ sought to
the bolt. His crm was Initial and in tom
natal Dammer teed a Amertea.
Toe "Wetlands of Ontario." C.oada, are
omelet. ad the moat charming plum for
summer tourists 0o Om outmost. A thou
send let above sea level. permit of •!r oo
8 -es or muegaitoes, p:otaromas .urrouod-
Inge, new modern hotel.. good rail sod
st..mboat service, perfect immuotty from
hey fever assured. Health and pleasure to
.11 who g. there. Full information and
h&odsomi desoripLve literature, g.eing list
of hotels. rotes and all particuleri. may be
bad fru on app:i,•itlon to M C. Dickson,
P•sws/et Agent, Ust" Station, .Toronto.
Tuesday night of last week the remotim of
the late Thos. Hussey. formerly ot A.68&4,
passed through en route to Ktogeb- lye t.,
be burled In the K. C. perish chetah)ar1
on Wednesday merniog after Iooer.l ser•
Them to the church there. Toe decreased
died to London and his remains came by
Deice to Godertob, where they were met by
•'embit- oT hid oTd eelghben trom Mb•
tleii, wbo thus paid the last mark of respect
to one who when he lived amongst Item
was ever a true friend and counsellor to all
of them.
SCSDAY CART? -Of all nations under the
sun the people ot bonnie Sotland bays the
Dame of being the mut soropoluus 10 the
ohs ervaoce of the Lord's U.y. The subj•c-
was brought to your oorreepondents mind
by the eleotrto rrlw•y projeut of the Gods
rich people. and be has been woudsring
whether t0ere will be • Sanday oar service
to the different towns to whloh the railway
wit! operate, for the 000ve°ieoe of those
who want to go to ehuro6. Pardo!). •
good many reader' of THD SI1RAL bay
been In Edinburgh at some time durl.r
their Ileo and know how the Sabbath was
kept there in the pest. They may be sur-
prised to read this item from The Weekly
Mail of Glse.ow ot January llth
" Sunday Society and Suodny Care, -At
a meeting of the Ezeoul.ve Commit tea o1
the Edinburgh Sunday S,olety, held on
Monday eight, the following motion
was twrimouei► agreed to: 16.6 this
society hardly approves of the iotroduotio
a1 s Suod.y service of 011le care; thee*,
the directors ot the E ltnhu'g't •od Dir
trict Tramways Company. Ltd., for plaanr
these at the disposal el the oitleos,..ed
fruite that no employee tell be compelled
thereby to perform more than six days'
labor In any week "
Ahou two years age we gave cur view. In
the Dunlop cnrrespodeoos upon the goat
ileo o1 • Sunday street oar service In (rode
rich, but no one, minister or layman, toot
as up, possibly for the reason that there was
not at eb.l lime moot) I kelihoal of the
question's .•tering Into praetioal affairs
here. Rue now that the county ie movies,
for 5o electric road, will its promoters be in
favor of s Sunday service, lute our good
Souttlsh friends in (;lostow, or not Your
correspondent would 1 ke to hear the views
of • Sant wbo has seen hew the day bas
has been kept :n Si attend to the past.
and este te nos. Catarrh°, toe in esu. t Ile seg0rn to he w1:1,.ho unable to do say sotk
treatment highly Indorsed l y doctors sod tor some flee.. ...1. M. Robert.. when
druggist., and sells everywhere for one on the way to attend the funeral of thal.1et
doll.., small Use 25 ate. By mail Irom Harare Rotten, by same moles •ns thrower
N. 4' Poison i (.o , Klnreton, Ont. net of the cutter and unfortunately .uotldh-
...FEBRUARY-SALE CONTINUED...
Settlers
One -Way
Excursions
Tn ldao'tuba and Cananlao N rth West
will leave Toronto every 'TURBUAY
during MARCH and APrill. 1902.
Psewogeve travelling without Live
dock ahou'd take the train leaving To-
ronto at 1.1S p.m
Passengers travelling with Llee Stock
should take the train leaving Toronto at
0.411 p.m.
Colonist Sleeper well be attacked to
each train.
For fall part titulars and cony of "dee-
tlere' OuIAe.' amply to Mese H. A. BALI.,
Agent, lioderich, or to
A. I1. NOTMAN. Amt. Gent. Pager.
-.Agent. 1 King/Street Nave. Toronto.
Keep Your Feet
warm at Night
A Hot Water
Bottle -
WILL
DO IT.
We Have
Them-
EROM T1114
CHEAPEn T
'1'O
'I' HE HEs1
F. M. DUNHAM, Phm. B.
DHUGGIS r•
Corner of West et. and the Square.
SNOT
Every Style
for all
Occasions.
$3.75
They have that style and up-to-
dateness that is demanded by the
fashionable dresser, aid are 1110
EASIEST Shoes over made.
TA* most popular acid satisfy-
ing worming fOotWNP
e b tain able.
New Spring Styles in Stock.
- KEPAtIUIvO..
Tomato Glebe : A depn•ati°o of three
members of the Canadian Press Artooiatioe
M H. J. Pott mime, M. I'. i'., Forest
tree Prate ; Dao Micl.,llicuddy, Uederioh
%Foal, sod John A. Comer, of Tb. Cana
Men Magazine. left for Ottew• Inst night
to (01tree oo the t:overcm,°t their claim
that the reduotlon recently mode lo the
paper duty was tnsoffvsol.
1
Gas ea the Stomach.
Result of imperfeoi digestion preening op
ag•Ibat the Lout. 11 excites alarming ',nip
toms. Instant relief b afforded ny taking,
half an he ur alter the mai. tea drop' of
Polson'. Nat -Ohne In a little sweetened
water. N.rvtlige aide Myr e'_Ion, expel. 11.
gas and imparts a unto of comfort. N ervl-
line is good for Tots M other tbiar,, sit 1
wise people keeps 25o bottle in abs boau
for rheomstfem, cramp", newsiest, tooth
ache. etc. Try 1lk
1
i
It's not enough
For the balance of the month we will close out the following
Lines at Greatly Reduced Prices
rwar7 rrlee.
' 500 Copies Cloth Bound Books, F, ble Beatenate e•eh
('n0,brine of the following Standard \V rtt.rs Soott, Dickens,
(Toper, Dame. Th.ckery, Lever NO many ot the mon modem
writer'. Over 150 titles to oelrct fr
Note Paper and Envelopes.
Spaniel Ltns nI Neil. Paper and Envelnpr.. February Sale.
as•otly o.e hale n.u.1 retail price.
Special Lineal Square Fsveloper .i package. for 10o.
A paskage ef good Square Ent elopes for o.
Table Tennis-" Ping-Pong,"
The very "•test Indoor game all the cries In Kurland, New 1 nrk,
An. Spatial Fehtnsry price, $2 00, $2 50, $3.50 and N Co
TNL*4y PN10118 AAE 8TRIOTLY OASN.
SORTER'S BOOK STORE
Oar Telephone is No. 100 H. ('Dort Homy, t4lnuc, Grviorir.h.
Moroot, Feb. 24.6
Our sohnet had a visit from Ietpector
Tom on Wednesday ot les'. week. At the
elms of hie intimation be had a oonsiloatloo
with est architect In regard to raarranglog
Kilo
Peteet
SII.
•
VERY
SWELL
Fer Street "Isar
551
'NAT THIS
TRADE NARK
IS BRANDED
ON EVERY
560E.
Welted Sole.
Extension Edge,
Low Heel.
React aepr.siaua .1 thus belle Shea.
P. T. HALLS
bole Agent for the two Fatuous American•made Shoes, QUEEN QUALITY
for women and WALK OVER for men.
Ayrshlle tante sr the 51. Leola tzpe•Itlea
The breeders of daily cattle ID the totted Ba
States are already begtootog to paper* for
the Louisiana Purchase Expseltlon to be
held to 8t. Louie 1n 1903 At the scoot
meeting of tbs American Ayrshire Raeder.'
1 Aesoctatio0, 6eid at Provident'', K 1 , It
was voted to approtrste money frim the
treasury to pay the. expene5 of placing o
hard cf Ayrebtra cows In the breed tet at
that ezposltioo, and • oommitte was ap-
pointed to take charge ot the soma. C.oa-
dla° breeders who intend ec t ohlbit at rU.
't.outa Wald at o0e begin to prepeir• their
stook. so that they will cot he taken al e
disadv•°uge when tn. time for 161. gnat
international contest at rives.
rgains Still in Groceries
IN MY OLD STAND.
O
Spick Te. worth 400 Ila 35o.
Pickles, worth 1a, ter 103 bottle
Baking Powder. worth 100 fax 63,
oleo 20o coos for 12e.
Jap Taw worth 25o for 183 pas Ib
EO. STEWART.
TSLarasis t1. ss.
HODGENS BROS.
Mill Remnants.
of FLANNELLTTES. , --
1.e Da Will Or 1
WOO.■AII1LT•a-ST. JI
ON Saturday, March 1st, we will place on sal a case of 11111 Remnants of
Flannelettes. They come to us direct from t mill -and are short ends
that are not long enough to be put up in webs, otherwise they are perfect
in every way. They come in assorted fancy stripes, and nearly all are
nth e ,
heavy cloths -lengths are two to ten yards. There are nearly 1000 yards
case, and the whole lot goes on sale Saturday morning. All are marked by the
end and we cannot cut a piece in any case. We will sell them cheap enough to
make it pay you well to lay in a good supply before all are sold.
Mill Remnants of Flannelettes at less than Regular Mill Prices,
Lengths 2 to 10 Yards.
that you shouki have a good
physician to prescribe for you,
it's just as important that you
should have the prescriptions he
gives you dispensed by a drug-
gist who realizes the importance
of the trust placed in hien, and
who, under all circumstances,
aim's at co-operating with the
physician for the recovery of the
patient It's just such a co-
opiration that we endeavor to
give and do give physicians in
the treatment of their patients.
Honest, reliable, conscientious
dispensing - dispensing which -
cannot be bottered anywhere and
which is certainly not equalled
in many drug stores. Every
ounce of oui drugs and chemicals
is tested by our flew method bo -
fore being used in physicians'
prescriptions or used in any other
way. Ask your doctor. He
knows'
JAS. WILSON
New Embroideries.
Telephone 43. Prescription Drug Store.
xw' W e do not sett stamps or portal Garde.
More New Embroideries came in this week.
Most of them are fine Muslins and Lawns -
many have insertions to match. They are the
product of one of the best factories in Swit-
zerland, and we think we are safe in saying
that daintier and prettier patterns have never
beton shown in town. One prominent feature
of our Embroidery Stock is the large assort-
ment of sets patterns we have, L1-
sertions, All -overs, and three widths of Em-
broideries to match. If, you are interested in dainty Em-
broilleries, come its and seea new stock.
is
Embro
Cambric
5,10 and 12c.
Embroideries,
Cambric insertions, 5, 8, 10 and 12c.
-Lawn and rluslin Embroideries, 8, 10, 15 and 25c.
Lawn and Muslin Insertions, 8, 10, 15 and 25c.
All-OVErs, 50, 75, $1.00 and $1.25.
FENCITNO TIME
WILL SOON BE HERE 1
M°KENZI E c HOWELL
Have made heavy purchase,' of all kinds of Fencing Material to avoid the
wire famine like last year. and buying in quantities we get better prices,
no we can sell cheaper. \. a are therefore prepared to Pell extremely low.
We will sell and
PUT UP
THREE
of the
Beet Fences
Made.
The American Field Fence.
We sold over 4,000 rods last season.
The Frost Fence.
Made of No. 9 coiled spnag warp wad
upright
No. 7
The Gun or Carter.
Made of No, 9 coiled wire and wove with
galvanised wire-.
We are prrpared to Bell either at store or put up by competent builder's.
Vte have a very low 9 on on Manure Forks of
the hest grade.
McKENZI& HOWELL
TRH PLACE TO HVY A
HARDW ARK (HEAP.
New
Dress Goods.
The first of our New
I)ressGoods arrived this week.
What are here already are
but a foretaste of what are to
follow. There are enough,
however, to give you an idea
of what will he the season's
favorite fabrics and colorings.
Come and see them any time,
whether you wish to buy just
yet or not.
New Cashmeres.
New Serges.
New Voiles.
New Broadcloths.
New Suitings.
In black and all the popular
spring colorings.
New Scotch Ginghams.
It is haul to get anything as good as Scotch Ginghams for children's (tresses. They
look well, wear well, and wash well. New lines for spring aro here and we are showing
some very dainty stripes and checks in hlue and white, pink and white, and red and white.
They are fine qualities and you can depend on the colors being absolutely fast,
at 121-2c 1.1 and 20 cts.
_ NEAR -THE .SND.
We are gutting down near the end of the Winter Stocks. Every (lay they are getting
smaller. We want to clear them out completely, and remind you again of some of the
money -saving chances that are to bo found in Winter Goods at this store.
Mantles.
There are ,lusta few 1Y1al1tIes left to sell. We set Out to
clear ut the entire stock and are going to do it. There are
not a great many left, but if there is one in the lot that will
fit you, you will miss a big bargain if you do not get'it.
Children's Reefers $ 1.50.
7 only. ('hileir•e'e Reef•ts, plain reties
el.Me end Ravers. enhhv httb nrmente,
regale? $4 00 mad $4.50, 4%11, • ble for early
miring weer. W • want to clear thorn all
tat, t* they to no male at your it I . N
cholas for JV
Cloth Capes $1.00.
3 00ly, li sok Cloth t et 01 gnalllt,
ammo) teeth. full sweep, $ .00
regale 83 50, olearlog i
March DESIGNER
and PATTERNS
Now In
Mantles at $1.98.
Jae, • few o1 throe left now, hit if there 1.
ODA te Bt yea, yen get s mood nest for
eery little money. All ruin New Mantle.
that.nld Inc $•5, $6 and $7, von ! 1 .9R
get your 0holoe now for •D
Mantles at $3.98.
Lefties' Mantle. .11 new title meson., lost
the last garment* we heve left v
,.9p
that sold at $10 anti $12, °heli.
Fingering Yarns.
125 skeins of Mora Mersey rl.sering, 11
celesta of oink, bleu. red end whit*, 7c.
regular 124a, olearieg, per skein...
Hosiery 35 cts.
We are bound to clear out
the last of our Winter Hosiery,
that is why we are selling these
50c lines for :ff)c. We would
rather take that for them than
carry them over.
50 pairs iadle.' Welles "d Wonted Hass,
plate or ribbed, math geed mall 35C.
ties, reviler 50e, elearisg, per pair
Hosiery 19 cts.
Old pairs of Ladles' and ( fArea's Wools.
Hew. plata •ea ribbed, all line Inc
UM tsell at 95" stud 505. swarm/a
HODGENS EROS.
THREE "1:4'99' sA 8es
AOV' TS API
ACTIVE
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WHIN rLAGt IN
THE SIONAI
FIFTY-FIFTH YE
HAVE
THE WEEKLY MAnwsT R
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0
F•II Wheatt�
Ylour, Pettily'
per cwt ....-- 9
Flour,
Bravo. sea. -. -.._ �. la
shorts, 0 toe .......... _.. -.--. 19
Hcreenlogs, per own 1
ltye, per boat, 0
Huukwbeal, per Duet 0
Oats, bush .............
It•rler. per Dnsh 10
Hq, r pa;
route.., Y N o
Rutter. - 0
('bees•, oar lb.... ...............
tamm. fresh anpaokod, 1 dos...- 0
1.115 -------- ... 0
Decol.iv ova ... ,a
DHose
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Ham• per ilf...'~.....,_-...,..-,
Lard, per lb. .. .......
pressed Heel fore q
prmf.
resd B, hind
Cattle, Kr port
Ordinary ,
To ADVERTISER
Notice of cnanges must be lef
Office not later than 1
noon. The Oopy for
mast be left not Ir ter th
Clay noon. Carnal Advert
seoopted so to not 9 Wein
each weak
Situations Vaoan
GENERAL SERVANT W1
App l7 to 111198 ROeti It.
SITUATIONS VACANT' -
$l l to $17 a week Interest yo
for oropp3slti aD to rspreoeot•tl yes '°
T�pplle' I'r.pave'loostteererltown.
MANUFACTPIUNO CO., Wella.
WANTED IN SMALL FA
stood .talo 00ot. Wages 10
passim IDS per month. R-fereaoe
Address LOCK BOX 1.21, PAR1d, U
M usto.
MSS COLBORNE.
3�her of Fletcher music mstht
re Duellist her studio. above 1
ranee olio', tlamtit to .treat.
rl . ' apply either at studies or at
ba • strut.
t(1T0.'.N16 CAMPBELL,
TT .
Organist as. •.0s1 -s1 director of 1
Methodist obu -6, (5.06er of Diol
gran and theory ',Pupils prepared
ionisation' of it - Toronto Cons
Mosler Will be - eased to race
lions from all those requiring ear
Dun at his new studio , ver Thom
store. Use or piano f , practice
ramrod foe. 6.
For Sal
FOIL SALE. -THE BAS
the wait half of lot 1S. con. 7
wa.oeh comprising Y) in r re. AP
147 FOWLKN. Dungannon, or to
Barrister Uodenoh.
IVOR SALE. -LOTS 95. 96, 11
A' and iM In Ilutchison.p a
Ooderloh. For particulatl IIpb,p
11
Barrister, km
March 1416.1900.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR 14
Demur 71d. Aogieeee Sae
moonily 00,°010.1 by Mr. John
la a desraide residence
PHILIP' HOI.TS 'elicitor for axe
rich. 70-21
Foga Monti,
mu LET -C0b(FORTABL
lig 60050. with one acre of
town of Oodrrech, convenient t
taro on premises, and -oma
pplr to R. O. HAY ,H.rN.tei
littf
Public Nottoe
NOTICE --A YF.ETIN
.harehollere and patrons a
Chew and Butter (0'Amite.' t the TowrShlp 11.11, Carl
oh 17th. at 2 o'aloak, whet
so and routes amused. 1
J. FYIN, R.
President. 77.2
pKOF. tl. L TAUBE
Y a,i•VAAt'yURIwO OPTICIAN
"raclu ao4 t
Allr kinds Mofi&a, pen
b order Speclai a, pennon girl
eye.
Orden by mall prt)tnptli Mt
ware of parties using Mr came.
8traveil ins, agents
Satisfaction guaranteed. t
.
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154 RICHMONBTRKICt '
Ineuranoe, e
CHAS. E. SHAW, GENF
ANCK and real estate 5g
door out of P. 0.. Ooderlo6.
leading mutual Ilre Insursnoe
leading stook eomt,nles.
Meroa5tlle and rnanuf.at)
owtwt rates Call at oleo,.
WR. ROBKRTS01
• Aeoountenr and Infer
Books and account§ merle
Buildings rented and rent.
Fire Ineuraaoe In British
Companion.
Otlfos- In Prouelfoot t 111
trees Roderloh.
1?J T. NAFTEL, G
• BUIIANJt and Ree
Fire, Life, Accident and Plata
effected on mutual or Duh
15te ;oralble.
He Realists and Canadian
reg ed.
Off4 a next done to Darrow
is of Hamilton 'street.
Mdloal
DR T. ()ALLOW
and Rnrgeon. O1noe 11
mems building. west elle of
cells at real/emu Klein a . R
Auotttton 111AObTIuHBALS
FARM PROPRRTT.
Under and pennant' t
contelned in • mortgage IeNm
day of November, A. 1'. I
Fender, •rd which will tlt
time of sal., there sol 1 fro s
lion by John Fereneon- a
look's Hotel. In the Village
1'onnt7 or Harm, on SawedMarch. A. H. BM, at IJ o'e
,owing voluble property,
Angular the south half of
the lake road west 000eetsstc
of Raz In the Cunntl of 111
th. root heretofore sold.
This 1e • f1 et clue prove
part of the Mtge of Rt. Jo
The soil to good, and ,t I
0111x. from 144701,11 sed 7 0
elt nate on • good 'travel rot
Term" of lent.: Ten per
Wile and the %Menne within
atter
For fnrther particulars
alae.', tw te the vwdor'. 5.
Dared Ah march. A. D. 11
TORSI itR0U0ON, O