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THEINIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
Easter
LliIlinery Opening
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26
AND FOLLOWING DAYS.
First Showing of Sj5ying Millinery
•
WE believe this 1902 collection to be the choicest we have
ever gathered and will leave it to your judgment.
Come and view the latest creations in Bead -Wear. MISS
GILBY will be pleased to show you through.
New Crepe de Chene.
The riobet material of this eeaeoe
le bleak with dttlenies patter r e,
111.60 and $2.00
New Pophn de Boie
to blast, eery hand.v,ne ...... .82.00
New French Voile Cloth
In latest shades of bleouls, grey.
rbc of roue, blies and russet,
at ... ......... 76..
New Cheviots
Latest gr.ve, onto', bream, black,
old rose, greens, wide width.... .:1.00
LATEST TRIMMINUS FOR DRESSES.
NEW FANCY BRAID. NEW SILKS.
NEW LACES, NEW SATLNS.
HANDSOME APPLIQUES.
NEW LININGS.
Neck Ribbons and Belts.
Lovely este Taffeta Ribbons la new shades
for Neck Ribbons.
New Velvet Belta with uotarat.h
able buckles 35o and 50.;.
New Prints.
You will ogre with as that you
bought • better Print a1
120 than we are ,howlog the
*Gam= .t
100
Fact Colon in blues, reds, lief,
Tight colon, elnpea ant 6gores
tor Waist* or Wrappers.
New Muslin.
WHITE ORGANDIE,
LINEN BATISTES,
PLAIN LiNENS,
NEW BLACK MUSLINS.
NEW COLORED DIMITIFS,
NEW GINUHAMS.
Boys' and Men's Clothing.
The department la well prepared with
new spring styles and the best vale's we
bans ever shown.
BON S' THREF.1'l F: E Sl'ITY,
BOYS' PANTS,
BOYS' TWO PIECE SUITS.
MESS' PANTS.
MENS' SUITS.
SPRING OVERCOATS.
['UN 1)}0:1):, of people to this 'Welty neve loud our
PREMIUMS worth trying for; they are a free elft
for year trade is useful and durable articles. 1:.:1 and
see them.
BAZAR GLOVE -FITTING PATTERNS IN STOCK.
We also have a very desirable Book on Fashion called
" Modes," issued by Bazar Pattern Co., of New York, for 50c
a year.
CABE OR PRODUCE.
Smith\Bro's & Co.
DASH WOOD.
TUL•.Dav, Mar 25tb.
Mie Jenne Hall le visit's. (reed. in
London.
Jacob Kellermaen war ea • basis,, trip
to New York and Buten last week.
tale (;illroy, of P.srolle, has t.keo the
position o1 milliner In J. .1. Merner's store.
Veit are pleased to state that Mn. Joe.
Snell la reeovrtng from her attack of poeu-
meale.
Miss Kibler, of Brampton, has resumed
her petition of milliner la the •tore of her
.oil., Mr. Kellermeeo.
The promotion •xamlaatlona were roe•
dunked is the school en Ther.d•y and Fri
day. (Jetta • oumtrr of the pupil. were
saooeset.l.
PORT ALBERT.
TUI,DAY, Mar 26th.
.john A. Hawki..ls home from Northern
Id lohig.n.
There will be divisor service in Christ
oburob on Easter Mandy at 3.30 o'olook
P N.
Charlie Crawford mat with • painful •ol-
dest Irt Friday •itrsons. getting his knee
one le • ,.solar machine.
The many trends of Mr. and Mn. R.
Graham are pleusd to lura that they are
dlebuy Improved to health.
Q alts • number of our attire/no attended
the tea meteor In the Abeppmrdton Me.
libellee church last Friday *geeing, and re.
pert • most pickiest time.
DLUEVALE.
TUanar, Mar 18th.
Alex. Crete hu returned from Teml.tem
toque
Joseph Pugh, el Rloevale, visited his
mother to Clinton last week
Mi.. Lillie Young, of SVingh.m, visited
friends In R1ee161e this week.
Lionel Fiafater, of Morrie, visited at F.
11 Scott's In Rineyale on Sunday.
Mn. Roberti Gibson and inn, William,
of Wroxeter, visited R. N. Duff's oa Tor.
day.
Mies Joule Robertson, of Wronger. via.
teed her sister, Mrs Robert Black, this
week.
Mow Nellie Borges hu been eery Irl
with pleurisy, but Ie a little better, we are
glad to Rev.
Quite a oumter from Klue►ale attended
the box medal at Brown bows
oo St. Patrick'. eight.
John Gr.eo•way, who hes beset vieltleg
relatives here for some time, returned t•
Sault Ste. Marie on Wednesday.
LEtBURN.
M„v UA r, Marob 24tb.
Alex. Bugle has goo" ae Dauphin Lab.,
Menitob..
A large ce•tlrgent of our young people
book In tb. entrtelnmestiet Carlow Friday
aunt of lest week.
The death ol • former resident, James
Thurlow, caused gotta • gloom In our see
Hon, mod the deepest sympathy Is flit for
his widow cod f.mlly Malty of his forma
etgbbora bore attended the tones) front ►1a
farm on the Bayfield road, Goderloh town-
ship, os Thursday last to the pl.w ot inter•
toot 1. Malibu(' cemetery.
DUNLOP
TUssnn, Marsh 25.
Mies Tobin war the guest of MW Lu by,
of Oodrloh, tble week.
Our gaols! chief of police and Couaoillor
Attritl have bean t binning out and pronto/
their .. sons poplar rses with saws end
Wes Janet MaoKesz*e, reoeotly from
Manitoba, now o1 l'ort Albert, tied Mir E.
Pillow were the guests of Mir Frances
Quaid leaf week.
1e August last we noted that • wild
storm had male havoc to blowing down owe
et the old apple trees of the township where
eau tb• Crow? and Anchor hotsl stood in
Galrbr ld. The other day Herbert Morris
and John Sallow" out it up for house wood.
KINTAIL.
MOND), Mar. 24tb.
1/r. MacLa.nan intends moving to Ripley.
Mies Sults (irlt6n has returned to Leak
new.
A few o1 our vows/ people paid a flying
vial' to Pore Albert one evening lase week.
James Lembertoa, Mb" Maggie Igor
bertha and Orlando Or the have retuned
from • visit to Walkerton and T.Mw.t.r.
Orlando Griffin, who has been visiting
Kintail and Kingsbridge, hu returned le
his home In Goderich, Orlando, who is
very popular among the fair sex, will he
much missed. We notice a young lady
wearing a black veil *nee hie departure.
Cheer tip ; summer will mune again, sod
selling will be Food.
More New Wall Papers.
Likes, and we have been
EVERYONE
Enjoying the friendliest kind of in-
terest in, our New Wall Papers ever
since we commenced showing them
Another largo shipment just passed
through the Customs. It is Fine in Texture,
()riginal in Design and Bewilderitlg in
Variety. '
The floor may be carpeted, draperies may
be abundant and beautiful, but without a
hackgmund the effect is very poor.
PORTER'S BOOK STORE
i)+a, TtsIs,b,nn. ie No. 100 K. (lours Howes bans,*, (kNi•rir.h.
SENMILLER.
Tvsauar, Muck 2.54.
A FINE Srectrttr.-A very floe epeetm•s
of 6y,oe squirrel may be seen at Jew Oled-
bile, woolen factory soloed on a sap. 111
was oaaebt by wave w. od choppers and
prewoteJ to ibis old ge.tlsmen, who is
particularly rued of pets. That pretty
1 tile sated was eery summon some renis
ago, but dace the w tial• have been attuned
le la tow almue etoe** in these parts.
Dinar,* Aso aauau.-Wt*Ilam t'.oeto•e,
of this vill.ge, ,woofed a handsome diploma
from the Hon S.do.y Faber. Minister of
Agriculture for the [tonaloteoo, ler his elbl
bit of apples at obs t.t►vow • rhlbltioo tut
leer. H. also is tb• fortunate pogessor of
• d plows horn the Paris exhibition al the
prenous par, .leo for apples from lite or-
chard. Few crobardlet• can bout of two
diploma" from thaw world renowre l raid
bttloos, wblob goes to prove that old Bea.
m Il.r stands blgb when it Domes to raising
apple., -and "es • matter of course, don't
you forget 1t "
l'ui.noauk Cgrrrkay.-The *entreat for
plaet.og •rerrreeal sad otter tree In the
sew C.Iber's cemetery has twee glees to
the proprietors of the Beomiller nursery,
who make • . p•oiali y of that sort of lend
soaps gardening. Oar township fathers are
b •autd,i.g the lot and show muds taste la
the way that they have gone to work so far.
A new ices fear with turned pets le to ret-
pl•ois the old board tun, which bats ser•ed
Its day, and when completed will reflect
credit epos the gentlemen who ocmpose un,,
oouoail beard, •howing that they aro • pro-
graule..ad up to oats body of mu.
Stoics or SpRj'iu.-Tb. snow 1. all gone;
the rife is clear of toe; the dust le o s-
maootgg to 6y on the neoesslon rude ; the
young utile aro on the roads waiting for
Me grim be grow ; the sackers are ouster
up the river ; the orows are cowing ; the
ball trete are in the woolsg bade... ; the
robins a:e nestle. ; the Thomas tete ars out
ser.oadrg the in 03 ; the ganders are strut-
ting abet end aro g.ttIsg quite "saucy" ;
the hooey bee •reliem'sg out of their
hived ; the fell whet Gelds are ootomnoing
to look gree; tit* barn -yard Arae ere 6114.
the •1r with the ,wet m0alo ol their egg.
lapse ~ale end the roosters us in the
bet of ,pinta wood hie era the order of
lobe day ; maple sae 1s runtime ; the plough.
boys ►m getting their horses ready. sod 1..t
though lees lest our girls are p%tlog their
sprier bosaete and other mlIllsery onetime
reedy far gulag Sonde, -well 11f that la
sot . sine el.prtag. the what 1s h'
DUNGANNON.
NaTIOL-The local agency ta Dungaoaon
for inc 8e.NaL tri at the office of J. 0. Ward,
J. P.. oe.vey.noer, to., who will reoetve
orders tor sabeoripaoe, adrertialeg and lob
work...d 1• authorised 10 give receipts for
amounts paid for the same.
TUESDAY. Mu. 25th.
Cote in.. AND Uotxo.-Mrs. Jibe Brydges,
of Uodrtob, le eejoyieg herself ander the
o.reat•I roof and totemic former actinide
Wosblp..
Si .s. or SPRING. -We are hayloft very
plum% weather and the roans are in excel.
tent oosdittea. Hasb•odmw are making
proprdtoss ler 'prise work in renevatlar
term ImptemeoU, Mother I.rtb Is gradu-
ally doeaiet( bei spring h•bllimats and all
aunts le reviving In Ira varied forma. The
leathered tribe ars hero and all egos unit
un, this springtime U at hood.
Co,vat.astr..,-The bumerou. friends of
Mn. A. Pestl.nd w111 he pleased to know
tb.t the venerable lady Is er•do.11y g.lairg
nreagtb, sod hopes of her recovery .rs i
more promising Mr. end Mrs. Ju.
Walker, who have ben for some time as
well, are a1.., recovering, and we, alo..g with
their m.0y (nerds 1 ape that the venerable
maple will goon be restored to good hse:th.
l nt•tu'r Nitres. -Solemn beryline will be
•ondsotad ere Good brlday la St. Paul's
church, Duog.n000, •s 11 A .o , .ad in
Christ church, ,'ort Albert, •1 3 r tt Ci 1-
lutiosg will be taken up for Jewish mi.•
N ese. Oa E.ster Sunday the ssvloes •t
Sr. Paul's will be held at 11 A r. and 7 r R ,
with . celebration of holy communion at the
dee .f merging servI,s. At Christ obatoh
the service will he .t 3 r r , wltb . celebra
floc of holy aontmunloo.
Wsaki.y SHoor.-DOereneoa rifle club,
Marsh 24th,
Off hand off -hand
100 Yds 2ro yds. Total
J Glover 37 ..., 79
B. J. Crawford .43 29 72
A Metier . .. ....35 34 69
C. Elliott .. .. ....38 26 '64
J Bleck 32... ..,.27 59
U Blok1 41 15. ....56
W. Sproul 36 12 48
M. Spr.nl ..... ....35 10.. ...45
V. Aueoettne .... .29 12 41
T. G. Alien 16 7 23
Ha'AYE VA,ArT.-Rev. 8. M. Wb•ly,
of Mt. Helen's, conducted divine service fa
Enkioe church hut Sabbath, In consequences
of the renege/aloe of Ree R Fdrbdro. At
the clots of the service he declared the
church vaunt, t,folte • large number o1
the member" deep*, the necessity for
the reverend gentlemane departure, who
for twelve' years has Ito ar.idnouely'abort d
and endeared himself to them, se .leo to
may ethers In the oommuolty outside of
the coogreg.tloo, by his kindly dieposltion
and Christie charity. The reverend
rentleman w111 be sorely m Wed In obie end
carrowndle, vicinity, as h" was • faithful
spiritual guide and pester and • h*gbly•
e steemed clots*. His discontent were ot •
blob order, fell of rood re•.o.Iep and In-
struction. We, along with meny others,
eaoset but feel that his ever.0ce as pater
wUl be an besloolable loss to the congrega-
tion. May he and his family hue the dl.
vine blessing .,d protetlou wherever their
lot msy be in the f .
YM lame Mirk?
No need of that now. Thee sort of pain
esn he I, necked out in short order, tor Pel-
ee'. Nervi,*ns, which is dr* times stronger
than any other, penetrates •t once through
the tient**, reecho" the stares of suffering,
drive It not and the. given relief almost to.
enmity. Not maglo, but strength that
gives Poison's Norville' th'e power, you
w111 think It m.rlo however 1f you try It,
pais goes two quickly. Sold by dodders
everywhere, la large 25 own betties.
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BHEPPAROTON•
Tua.Dar. Mar. 25, h,
Vine Abet U.&U ale•day moraine Gro
broke eat 1a the petal, build's,, wbleb
.oula.lw also Wm. Barrows' store and reel.
device The huildleg wits deetreved, but
moat .1 rho uuole.N were caved. It ls sot
known, bow tlr firs originated Mr. Boar•
rows es• •way at the t1.,..
A Mu,, nt,.rut. tntrnrAtn.INT 'lb•
•upper sad .u-rtaiontat green an the
s•ibodut ohu.ob...o Friday ovaoinggas
eucceseful la •eery reepeot. 11 was •
b, autlful ev: slag, and there was • large u
tsd•no, the people g,tbenag from •11
polats of the oompu•. A eomutu.ius sup
par was ase red sod was pellet's of with
relish, cod tale wait followed by en ,gushy
enjoyable least of mento. speech, ate. The
eb.ir wn woospied by James Ulrvin, who
discharged hl• dates 4 • tboroegbly eta -
able maser. Bee T. R McNair, o1 Du.
gamier, nava ea aligsest and Insplring.!-
dress . [solos by Jam•• F. Thoarpsen, of
Geduld), end • deet by the Mires Bryd
gee, also of Ooderieh, were rendered very
oao.b:y, and reoltatiors by lilts Hayd. ,
MHO Laura Brydges and Mir Cuneingb•m
were heartily rewired. Tb. 51:. choir and
oroh.etra also rendered valuable .,sistence.
Altogether the ev..lsg'e program r[smee 1.0
be three's/hi, enjoyed by thio presses.
AUCTION SALES.
All parties getting their sole bill. printed a1
this oaks will 00v. • free notice 1aerted
in this Iles a• to the time of '•1••,
THURSDAY, April Srd.-Aaotioo este ot
brewery plantaed fixtures •e the "Uoderioh
Brewery," at 1 O'olook r u. Throe lecs-
D•Y, agotloaer.
Mo'Kt).zu k How.Lt. would he mush
obliged to these baying Ameeloen Field
Fenolog etretobers eat if they woold return
them without daisy, ..'the rush for Asori
o•n fenotag is es and we require every
stretcher.
CANADIAN
(PACIFIC
Settlers
One- Way
Excursions
To Manitoba and Canadian el reit-West
*111 leave Toronto every TU 1)AY
during MARCH and APRIL inn.
Passengers travelling without Live
Stook should take the trate leaving To.
rooto at 1.45 p.m.
Passenger" travelling with Lire Stook
should take the traits waving' Toronto at
4.00 p.0'.
Coloolat Sleeper will be attached to
soon tr.In.
Por fu11 parHectare and coot of -Ser. Ould"apply to MI.,* M. A.
Age e,
Agent, 4►oderfon, se to
A. H. NOTMAN, Amt. (teol,
Ager. !gloat/tree! East. Toronto.
Wall Paper.
Wall Decorations.
Each succeeding jeer .vt'w* to
prompt artists to Surpass all
previous years in the 11 -all Paper
Art. It is then • matter of good
taste how • merchant selects his
stock from amongst the multitude
of rtmples.
If he has the whole range of
the manufacturer what an oppor-
tunity he give. you to *elect
from.
This is what we do!
We carry 3000 samples -the
whole manufacture of two of the
largest producers in the United
States and Canada.
We guarantee to de-
liver any order in ¢5
hours.
In addition we carry • well
selected stock of j10$S$S
and others of New and Pretty
designs.
Select your Paper.
We will take the contract to
decorate your room, for • stated
sum, and you wi'I know exactly
what it will cost.
KIDD'S
BOOK STORE,
Wall Paper Debartment, Ooderich.
FENCING TIME
WILL SOON BE HERE
M°KENZIE tile HOWELL
Have made heavy purchases of all kinds of Fencing Material to avoid the
wire famine lit, last year, and buying in quantities we get better prices,
so we can sell cheaper. We are therefore prepared to sell extremely low.
The American Field Fence.
We sold over 4,000 rads last
The Frost Fence.
We will sell and
PUT UP
THREE
of the
Best Fennel
Made.
.Salon.
Made of No. 9 coiled spring wire and No. 7
upright.
The Oun or Carter.
Made of No, 9 coiled wire and wove with
galvanized wire.
We are prepared to sell either at story, or put op by rompetmnt builders
We have • very low quotation on Manure Forks of the bees grade.
McKENZIE NO W ELL
THE PLACE TO RUY ALL HARDWARE CHEAP.
Keep Your Feet
1 1
Warm at Night
A No Water
Bottle---••
WILL.
DO 1'l'.
We Have
Them -0
FROM THE
CHRAPEST
TO
TfE BEST
F. N. DUNHAM, Phm. B.
DRUGGIS r.
Coarser of West et. and the So u.re.
Mi llEret,
& HowaLL ars prepared to
band • pretty lawn tenet, le. sad made
jest se yea woald like lt. Oar prloes .re
moderato. Can etre • neat (Naos et 10e
per foot,
few Flour, Provision
and Seed Store,
I have opened out the store
on HAMILTON STREET, next to
T. Hall's Shoe Store, with a
stock of all kinds of MILL PRo-
1)t(1'$, BREAD STUFFS, BREAK-
FAST FOODS, SEEDS, etc., etc., and
respectfully request a portion of
your trade.
I am agent for the London
Steam Bakery, and will deliver
Bread to any part of the town.
Leave your order and my wagon
will call at your house every
day.
Best brands of Flour, includ-
ing the Lake Huron and Mani-
toba Milling Co.'s and Star Mill
product..
BREAKFAST Fooi,' a Specialty.
SEEDS for Field and Garden.
garA call solicited.
W. P. WBBTOBY,
Hamilton Street.
Goth
Top.
LS
ShrOj''1'J 0-ifig /
gar
THATTH-IS
Ali
/ r
5 BRANDED
ON EVERY
sNOti
Light as
A feather
They are justly tallied for their stylish
elegance, superior fitting qualities
and up-to-date styles. A thoroughly
high-grade shoe of unusual merit at a
sensible price.
All styles -from the light and dainty
dress shoe to the most substantial
street boot,
ONE PRICE
$3.75
Very Dressy. Exquisite Styles.
Sole Agent In Ooderloh for Walk -Over and Queen Quality,
E. DOWNING,
Suooeesor to P. T. HALLS
Public Meeting
A meeting of the ratepayers will
be held on
FRIDAY, the 28th MARCH,
itl the
MIT 100M at tie COURT ROUSE,
at b t'.H.,
to consider the offer of
Ir. Andrew Carnegie
to contribute 3110,000 for the erec-
tion of a Public Library in Gode-
rich.
It is proposed by the Public
Library Board that the site should
be where the market now is, and
that the market should be removed
to the old agricultural grounds.
A large attendance is requested.
Seats will be reserved for Iadiue•
NII. IITC11ELL, M. 0. CAMERON,
Town Clerk. Mayor.
March 25th, 1902.
J. W. SMITH
wishes' to announce that he is
handling the celebrated
5 STAR brads FLOUR
3 STAR of....
made by the Lake Huron
and Manitoba Milling Co, and
is prepared to fill all orders
promptly at the following
prices for SPIT CASH :
5 Star Brand, $3.90 bbl.
3 66 a. 3.60 t.
He will also handle the Kee-
watin Flour.
J. W. SMITH,
East Street.
ITs4rm11iODUENS_BROST
•
tug 111110111 won e/
alA1L.Fll•e!.
an assortment
At $1.00.
STER GLOVES.
THE best Kid Gloves made in the world are made in France.
The best French maker is Trefousse, of Paris and Genoble.
There are more Trefousse Gloves sold in the United States
than those of any other maker. The best stores everywhere sell
them. Our best Gloves are all Trefousse make. They are per-
fect in fit and unequalled for wearing qualities. The New
Gloves for Easter are here all are soft fresh skins, and the
colorings and stitching the newest. You will not find as good
any place else in town.
THREE STANDARD QUALITIES
R.sl Frenoh Kld Moves, 6ne goality,
e ele.0.;w, dome fasteners, newest
e titobloge, is black, greys, fawns.
tea., all axes. the egad et may
=1.25 01.,.,, per pelt . .... .....81.00
ALL GUARANTEED.
At $1.25.
Real Fritsch Kid Gloves, fin. quality,
soft pl able ek no, newest out.
dressed or undr..rd, dome t.ot
mere. newts: stitohtne, to bl.ok,
sweetie. bursa, Na .od brows.,
ail slur, per pair
At $1.50.
Real Fr.noh Kld (;loves. extra 600
quality. esieted skins, soh sad pl1-
.b!e. People lobo bay We glove
nom do not oars to wear airy ether
make, dome fute.•rs and pewee%
11 25,1 .Utehing, black and leading colors, 81 .k1
B. & I. Corsets.
The highest development
of the Corset Maker's Art is
represented in the B. & I.
Patent Bias Filled Models.
The Corsets are Boned with
the finest quality of ribbon
spring steel wires and patent
whalebone. The shapes are
produced by numerous gores,
bias seams and folds, and the
Corsets are as carefully put
together as though they were
custom made.
A fresh stock of these famous Corsets came in this week,
and we strongly recommend thein to our customers.
Styles to fit slight, medium and stout figures.
The prices are $1.00, $1.25 and $2.00.
Lustres for Waists.
("olored '.metres are much in favor for waists this season.
This week we opened a complete range imported direct from
Britain. They will make stylish and inexpensive waists.
Ordered i n.tree, 42 inches Extra fine gnality Colored
wide bright finish, will Ln.tre., rieh stiky finish.
wear well, in diadem of 44 inches wide, in navy,
cream, pink, sky and .ky, pink, green
I , 75c.
yardrisen, Par 45 cu. soil nream
April DESIGNER
Ind PATTERNS
Now in
i
Extra qualities in Black
iA.tree, .ultehle few
*1,1,15 or .kirta, will hold
their nolor.r aril .. , .
SOc, 7d do $l,
Laces.
This is going to he the
greatest Lace season known
for years. A costume is hard-
ly complete unless it has lace
on it in'isome shape or form.
Take up any paper and read
the report of fashionable
gatherings and you will find
that lace was iised on nine out
of ten dresses described. Our
importations of laces are on a
larger scale than ever. From
England, from France, from
Switzerland the stock has been
gathered, and every kind
favored by fashion is repre-
sented. You can make nA
mistake if you do your lace
buying here.
a.glle0 Istmeeteaes galea, 4. S
.■d a eta
Steel Fteaeb ♦sleeeteses Lees., s.
w
tie esti IS eta.
lawrateu te meelt.
s
evilest* laces S. t0, llama o esa.
- Flatten hares .04 leees* .., N, la
and Petite
P..,y Trimming lae•w, U, u •sod
AO el..
Meek cream, whine, esu sadse
sfa
New Neck Ribbons
New Neck Ribbons, all pure silk
Washing Taffeta, in sky and tur
gnoille blue, mar, white and cream,
per yard 20 and 30 cts.
HODGENS BROS.
• (30DERICH.
THREE "A'8 "
Aov're
ACTIVE
AGr-41T:
WHIN PLAC C (1
THE SION,
F[FTY-FIFTH Y
THE WEEKLY MANNrte000.111011.
Yell Wheat
F lour, Canal,. per owe
Flour, patent, per cwt.-
• • tea...... -... 1
Shore. a ton ...
Soneolo.e, per cwt .......•••••••
Rio. per bush
Buckwheat. per bush
O.U. a bush ..............--. _
Barley. per bosh
Hay. a ton
l'utstos, t1 busk,
Butter. .
Cheese. ter Ih ...................
lE.ga, fetch snpsok.d, a deo.....
Rides, ........ Pelts
Lire
lire flap• _
Dressed Hop
11am, par Ib ..
La.rrl. per Ib.
Premed Heel fore quartet
Dressed Bee(. hind
Gale, areal
Ordinary
TO ADVERTISE
Notioe of changes must be 1
offtoe not later than
noon. The Oopy for
mast be left not l- ter
Clay noon. Casual Adve
nooepted UD to uor n Wed
each week.
elituation. Mona
WANTED-KELIAHL
• aseaute lake orders for
madedreee little. walklog skirts
estrts. Wr.te ouloklr. DUM1N
HENT CO., Quelpb.0ot.
Music.
MISS COLBORNE,
Teacher of Pletcher music meth
onto pupae at hr stadia. above
losurecoe office, Hamllt•s street.
nation apply .10s at studio or at
tit. Patrice" Bret.
W. GLENN CAMPRKLL,
Organist sod mu.L-al director of
Met bode' eburcb, ,weber of p1.
gen sad theory Poolle prepared
emloetloes of the 'Toronto Coo
Muelo. Will be pleased to reoe
tb..s from all itee reoslrtel, au
Hoe at hie new studio over Thom
, ton, I'm et piano for Draotloe
nosed tor. war
For Salo.
AW W FOR SALE. -P. Y
Oodrlcb.
SAYE FGR SALE. -1 HAV
proof ears that I w111 sell f
able for house or offi.•e. Heel
busio.ss have no further nu f
HALLO.
FOR 8A1.11UN EASY TER
arty known se DIattlxer, nit
ticalsse apply to EDW. C. ATTR
'OR SALK -THE EAST
1' the west half of lot 15, con. 7
wanoeb, em leg Ser acres. A
RY FOWLER, Dungannon, or to
Barrister 0oderloh,
FOR SA LE. - LOTS 95, 96, 1
and IN In Hutchison', s
Ooderloh. Por particulars app i
I'IIILI
Barrister. k..
March 11th. 19110.
For Rent.
HOUSE TO RKNT.-A
rent oD the corner of Hraoe
streets. About fire minute.w
Square. Apply to N. W. NO
street.
HOUSE TO RENT, -A
.N• 0 marred cotta a o0
cenven,ent for the fa.•torles.
fruit trees. town water. Appy
N1NOS, Trafalgar street
rliCILET-(;OMFOKTABL
Dir house. with one acre of
tows of (Wench, convenient t-.
good Warn on peemt.ee, end .on
Apply to IL C. HAYS, Ilsrrlste
$412
Rooms to Le
rilu RENT. -ROOMS ON
11 street as present occupied
se law office"; will obange Into
necessary. Or rooms over Ml
More with front and rear tint
LEWIS, 71
Notion
I)KNM1LLER NURSER!
SPRING, 1902.
We hay, • fait Ilse of frult a
treat, Shrub., dr, Al! OOretOc
to t e strictly flat -slue. To am
titles you went. orders should
Correspondence enlic.ted.
IMITATE JOHN
r! m Benmllier, 1
b'ubllo Nott
NOTICL-THE ANNUA
of the sb•rebol!ctw of the
legend Skating Asenol.Uoo
the office of Dr. ,,atm :', Court
evening. he 14th lest , at 9 0
election of dtraotoys and ooh
t e.. WIC
oorieHob, April 1st, 1902.
[5807. S. L TAURK
I
at amt. r ice t'R.Nu nPTttna
All kinds of 3 sr.,lm.. T.
D•otsele and
to order HOWIIM attentlen giy
eye.
orders by matt Promptly alt
ware of parties using my name
I11) travrlling ageing whatever
',31 RICHMOtNDu STREET
nsuranoe.
t _
(THAM. E. SHAW, ORB
door east o P 0...((Ooddeer some
bowleg menial Ore I,.nr.n
Marling stock oom6.nlee.
Mercantil* and manufaetl
sweet rates. (1a11 at aloe.
W R. KORKRTAO
Aomnntant acid Nen
Rooks and aononnte made
Buildings rented end ren
Fire Insurance In British
Companies.
(Mos - In Prondfoot k R
Swot noderteh.
FJ. T. NAFrKI., G
Tire, •1J m, Ares 405 and
Plate
*Footed on annual or mak
,athin
e Re.onil lldi and Dance .n
res ed,
000 cc next Anne to Herta*
Teton H•milt.e Street.
DR W. 7. GALLOP!
.,d flar.sen. O(7ee I
stern, handing. WEN .td•
,songs residence, MHO et, (t
s