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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1902-4-10, Page 5TELE SIGNAL : GODERICII ONTARIO. W. Acheson & Son FRIDAY allo SATURDAY BARGAINS. OUR imports and purchases for the season are the largest and heaviest we have ever made for one season in the history °four business. There is a great advantage to us in buying large lots. We offer new goods as we have received them. Two days' extraordinary selling for rapid clearing out in many lines which are very heavy and desirable. 2000 yards Dresl4 Goods at one sale price. Blesk all wool C.sbmere Bayes, blank small llloured Sodium. Lustre' and Crimmins. all wool, 42 to 46 Inches wile, regular 60). 850 and 31.00 a yard, Friday sad Saturday, °leering a', or yard..... .... 150 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains, 54 to 56 took« wide, 3i yards long, to whim only, sum. to light ►goy sets, rooms to heavy. bold, hsodeome doslgue. .pls.did up to -dee pet cera, ng oo alar 31 25 and 31.50 per pa r, your choice 1 25c 1000 yards Art Cretons, Hnvy American p ye. nerd, .30 to 32 loon= wide, feat oolors and is all ool. ere, floral sad scroll dewlaps, and • brio, Rood o(otb, suitable for clubbed', apMislertsg or .what.., regular price 154 and 180, Friday and Saturday, at per yard Ladles' Hosiery, Lodes' 2.1 and 4 1 ribbed and plain black Cashmere Hoe. in a floe, .oft, b•a,y make. eromless nod double heels and thee, extra aimed sole, • toed, wowing, nl=blo.irking, sizes 8i, 9, 9ii. regular value 400, at per pair ... 250 pairs Corsets, Ie the fellewfni makes : K & ('., W.Ich.priog, Crompton's, }'„tui, Core 11.e. every els. from 18 to 30, eewest style and prefect goods, steel cited, regular 75o, 31 00. and 31.25 qualities. at, per pair Floor 011 Cloth_s, tlwrj dtatty sad well gea.000d, is now deeigns, floral and block patterns, 1, li. lj, 2 yarde wide, regelar value 1. 300 • yard, Ftiday sod se,urd.', at per yard.. ... 600 yards English Tapestry Carpets, Kura bin.v sad well e.'ynred, 27 inches wide, location hoer denttuod 1a .11 leadtag color.. saltab1er for wy room or hall, regular'value, per yard, 650, .t, p.r yard.... . . prohibition of bha liquor traffic ; that on ohls question 1 w111 out Irresputi•...1 a I party claims, a neither ('untort..ne nor Liberal, but probtb,ttoopt; and .I t6.re ebuulu be In the Heide an ludepeadeot probablUoob► 1 will nee my vote witb bp, irr.epseU,. of party, •e • balauotog power for problbttluo. The le•rtb resolution was sej-ot•d. to was to the •fleet that eke 000•mlion diyldo loco troupe •oourdlue ►o their repeuure pat else 116s4 memorialize their roopeotive party o*avaoHoa to bring oue . prehibi. U.a e*aaidate, sash diploma= •igoios nob memorial. KwolutIo. 6 • lime copies of the rnolu done peened at this oorveotton dealing with the political situation be seat to the Weil- deot• of the Liberal and Conserno•, .. isolations of the rid.u, at woe. tarried Resolution 6: That five persue be =looted from 161. wa•.otloo to wait upon the, Reform sod Chem v•.:;•e oandldate at each of the 000yaottooe and rent•• their signatories to the pledge as demanded by dna 000ventloo. 'the wit wrested, sod the following were appointed as such oommlttee : 0. M. Elliott, Uoderlob, president of the Alllaooe: K W. 34oKe,rfs, God•riob ; Rev. T R Whole, Duaga0000; James Scott, Uhntoo; Rev. 8. 11. Whaley, S• Henna Roy 1. R. McNair then moved, seoouded by G. 8totha..tb•t If ooly hoof the parties briars out a satisfactory o•edlJate the moo emotion pledges Hall to support each oaodt date. After *aroma apaches by K. W. MoK•o. z • and L Lewitt, of Uoderich, the mo lion wit corded by • atendlig vote. More thou half of the delegates had set by ibis time, but of the remaining camber, about forty, nearly *11 Hood up. The exioutiee of tn. Allison and the oommlttee of live were icetructed to meet after the party oonvouons to decide N to whether the cendidate, ars *a1Isf.0 cry. The convention .dfoto ned about 6 o'olook 1. the eveDlag a mars meeting was held at the Tempereuo. Hail sod was largely .0- teoded. Mr Nicholls. the Athena orgso• fzer, spoke for an hour, sed addresses were sire by !others. A malosl program e lse was rendered. 25c YOUR SISTER SPEAKS . lrert.g Wesae■ *bald be k aged b1 the •.metal Advise or this Algoma Lady. BLIND Kryzit, Oat., April 7th, (Special.) 59c -Mees Emily Liddell, of this place, say*, • ould most heartily ad viae •11 youot wo. men troubled with female wake..- la any form. to try Dodo's Kidney Pills. "For monthe at a time I eras so low and weak ibat 1 found ft Impossible to attend to my hoaebold duties, my book used to ache something dreadful. Now 1 feel •trooper and better Chao ever I did, and 1)odef'e Kldoey Pills did It all. They .re worth their weight In rold to any young woman •uffenog as I used to troffer. '•They built me up wonderfully, and 1 0woot spook too highly of Dodd's Kidney Pills se a medials. for Wok women," 2 5 Scotch Linoleums, 2 yards wider, 1a sew dorms .Ad heavy, dna, eork filled, regular 450 ..d 500 • rases yard, as p.r yard 35c Sheeting. 400 yards errs heavy onb;eaohad Shooting, twilled or plain, good value al Por yard 2bo, Friday .od Sates clay. p.r yard 15c W. Acheson & Son. PRJHI01110NIS re CONVENTION. Attlee = be Taken Regarding the West Waren [lefties. The pro8lblllon convection for West Hone, held In the Temperance Hall on Fri. day let, was a litres and reon,aothtive /uh.,lal. defo.gsres befog pewee fres *early all parts of flee riding. The peel cleat of the W rt Huron Prohibition AIIL axle, G. M. Elliott, of liadorte", oocupied the ebe,, and D. E Monroe, of Auburn, secremry, discharged 16• duties of 16al et• doe. Tn. president to hie oponioe address. geld he hoped party politica would not be Intro - dewed is the osetleg, and t1 anyone started tip a giv. Mr. Row a tool toogu•thresblog Sr commeoned to pitch into Mr. W tinnier he would be ruled oat of order. He spoke e1 the al=ts .t the noyeonon at Totoeto 1n advistag that es large a vow se powtble be polled to prohibition on the refereedom, sod he endorsed this notion H• thought, too. U was time to t•k• soon action to res pard to P.rh•m.nt•ry esodldate.. H. had so ■e for p*rtyIsm and for Metal/ wit prepared to work and aoa for • Inas of 'test 'de o1 point= who was gaunt o$ she prohibition question J A. Nw6otb, orgoolur for the ik• mimeo Alberta, "boo oddr...o/1 the none' Moo. He read tbe montfeeto .ant out to 16o prohlrutlo.iste of Galeria I6 .hioh the A111 ane advised two linos of action : to noun the nomination •ad ideation of probiblrloo eodld•tes, and to organize to ..cu'. ea large • vote es pwalble on the referendum. io •000rd•oea with thio .dy oe, the epesker urged 16.t to the election to tbe LrglWaxre problblUon be made the two mesion, Ro- N ordiog the referendum, he did not know whether they world win or not, hoe *bele ditty was to baht to hope of •lo*cry The result of t6o voting on the referendum 1n Manitoba ha demented as griovous demo pelotm..t ; tt was hrought about by the dlesolon of t6m prohibitionist* os aPlose the united .ed or.seipeel •Icor{ of the I geor Nee. A higher vote than had ever been pelld before en prohibition In Manitobe had resulted Is a majority of 6.000 ytlns► prohibition. The result in Manitoba *bowed the .awldom of the policy of non voting ; It was • popsy that ooald not b. mrrld eat, as thews were Nome men rhe held that every time they had • chains M oast • Tete against the liquor traffic It we. their ditty N east It. Hs believed they would poll In O.:•:lo • larger vote than ever before, sad .tri 11 they oould net Mob the Dumber of Totes demanded they OHM make snob a etiowlte as would enable Nem to brlag preaun to bear upon the R iv, F .1. O.ten, of Ashfield, belle•ed $6. time wit wasted 1n Manistee f6e ref weodem He moved that tin question of the "ferend.m be led oo the noble. Rev. N. M Whaley, et, Se. Hsi..., re - Nod the motion, sliding that he thought It veal possible tm rte no t6e referendum, sod it was sot wise to talk of Impos'bilt• Hee led find fault with she refer.adum now It watt • fact. Mr. Nleholte said that at %Vingham the define was to tel..11 the referendum. The aoo•ent.inn had orfgerned from Wingham to Godsatoh without taklog ..tion on this motion, and he bettered they should now tees • resolution to work for the riles*.. dam. Mr. Whaley asked Mr. Osteo to °hang• 6b motion to wit this. Rey. J. A. Anders no of Goderloh, brought to • mortoo to work on t*• referen- dum, which was seossded_by Wm, Ore hall, of Go/.rich The point o' order eras then raised that no amendment 000ld b• made to • motion to lay en the table, nor could snob • motion be dlecsesed. There wit • lively nime over this, one or two of the delegates p•rrs►1.g In talkiop. Mr. Whieey withdrew3his seoeodieg of Mr. O.ten'. motion. Anotbor dottiest* seconded it, hot oo being pot be the convention 1t woe d•f.ated by • hors majority. lo order te (ac,htat• the business of the oon•eetIon • oommittea was formed to pre pare rosolat•one to be plated before the cooynt ion. This eom1*11:1 a eat oom pond tet the following : W. 1) Gardner. A•h6eid; Wm. W•uon, West Wawwceh; N. H. Campbell, East Waw.00eh ; A. E. Allen, Colborne ; John Winos', Hallett ; J. E. Tom, Uoderloh ; A. J. Courtloa, Goderloh township; Jae, Soots, Clinton; h. H. Young, Myth. 'Then biting oo ooe p 0 Irom W m.ham, Rey. 8. M. Whaley wit added to the committee to represent t6.' muniotpa►Ity. Rev. Mr. Anderson's motion was rsoewd, herr • .horter and more sample nos brought in by R... T. K McNair, of Dung wee adopted, to the stint th.t, to h.rmooy with the viele of rho Provincial A11i.nselez• enders, the temper•noe people do thole 0t• most to secure the largest rot. on the refer. corium. 1'6e oom.nitt a withdrew and In the is. team aridness were given by Mr. Nicholls and others. TH2 *10.IL0Tlo,e. The Bret revolution sent or by the mom mittwe wee ea fellow§ : That this cenven• two declare Its purpose to do Its otmoat alone political line to tants • prohibition r.pre.nt.tlya of this riding in the Ontario Parliament. This was adoplyd. K.wolor'on 2 wase follows That this convention appoint oommir=ee to attend the nomla.tIng cnoyention of ••oh political peril,. of this constituency and tee their tit most.odsavor to obtain a eaodld•re who will sooport the enforoemeot of the liquor at of 1902 If o•rrl.d, and In the event of its failure •dvoe.'s orohihttory le/elation to the 1.11 intone of the r'rovlooe's power, Irree000tlye of party. Carried No. 3 was as follows : I1 nether party brings out • *aodldat In favor of she l.'goor Aoe to be vo=d nn to the referendum nal for prohibitory legl.latloe wl1htn Pro- •Ioola) larlsdiotlon a 0nvention be milled to consider the question of bringing out an Independ.et prohibition oandidate. This we esrrled, with an addition pre reed by Row. M J. Wilton, of Nile, that the following be the form of pledge to be presented to nan*ldates I promise that should i 6e ideated is * member of the Ontario Pro•IoWid l'arli meet is *h• fnrthonmtn* e'eotlon nn the gnestlnn of prohlhltion i will em70000., vote for and uta my In9nence to bring In any manure and the prosiest measure with• in the jorl.4totirn of the Provisos for the The bent time to rester. o,char4 pests le before they are hatched. Wn r:nray,ng tee. at A mistime of nil awl water pot nn le the winter will prevent tra kind of beg,-ey, worm or pirnaTle v .er seetrg the light a ' spring day A c,rtatn core for eau mit wale e t.tT,t1.h • fine hank . 11 .t.n..I win,., 'preying sad every nth, 1,n4 n/ spaying which N.N. w41 g ladly m.11 flee tnany- one wrl . TIE SPAAVOTOA CO. t owe o.., Oaf. MUNICIPAL COUNCILS. *SOIIKLD. Uouooll met March 22nd. Member, all premdt. A deleyatioa ce0si.ting of Meseta Geo. Hawkins, W. b. Hew bias, W. Grey and Jame Hayden waited oo the council =klieg that • depatatloo f• not to Ottawa to loteryl.w the Government regarding cer talo Improvemenu at Port Albert barbor Th• loon viewers, pound keepers sod path masters were appointed u follows: Joon Hewitt, H. Snyder, Ju, McN.., Thai. Nclotyre, Wm t'-ar.y, Joo. MoWhlnney, .lm. Tigert, F. Willis, A. E. Brown, Geo. Barrows. Geo. Johnston. Ju. Hayden, K. Higgins, 1) Jardta*, H. Augustine, Wm. ~=ware, R. Flnoegao, Frank Hayden, Taw Gauls', J. Wile, W. MoCorthy, H. Slake, J. C. Dalton, e. Clare, J... Culbert, W, , Lannon, P. Morsel, W. Matthews, K J*baato*, O. Hull, Jr. anther, D. token Joo. M McBride, eel s, A• H Reid, Jae. t..o., K Henry, Jas. Hooked, Wm fwemioy, .1. H. (iardoer, R. N.zoo, R. Andrew, 1). Stroud, W. Hunter, Ja., Baird. Jas, Clartson, Joo. MoKeit6, 1) It Mo. Keats, Jas Helm, M. Horan, Ju Pinker. ID., E. C. Joho.too, D. MoKeozie, Jno K. MoDesald, D. Rose, A. MoDumald, 0. Rutherford, A. MoDooald K. Hamilton, Geo. Hutchinson, Jno. Flo• I•y.on, Jos. Cowan, K. McLean, D. Comer on, S. MoNair, ,loo, Murray, H. Moloto•b, S. Phillip. Ju. Johnston, Thos. Sault,. Geo. Danman, Jes. Alto°. R. Howard, R MoKeore, Joo Webster, W Powell, Joo Covey, Jas. Griffin, Jno. Style, Joo Mo- Doosld, D Farrah, Tim McCarthy, A Mo. Uermetd, Jae, Lurolo, Jno. Graben), S Pentland, W. ,lohe.ton, C. O'Connor, R. Cooein., Joe. K4patrlok A. Anderson, P. Hoge,, Moe. Wirgto., W. Mallough, Joo. Sullivan, J. Flynn, N Shackleton, Jno, MoKay, Jas. McGregor, R Douglas, .Jiro Walker, R Walker, Jo.. Courtney, Thom (Jesgram, S Treleaven, Wm. Riohardsoo, Jno. Campbell, John D.ck,on, A F. Matzo, Thos. Richardson, B O'Loogbllo, H Rivet., Peter Shields, 'Thos. Gino, Joo. Bowles, C Bowles, Chu. Uaaar, Geo. McIntyre, J K ennedy, W H Ma'r', W S Holmes, .1 Sullivan, Jno. Bhearboero, Thos. Dieher, 11 De.,, K Durnio, Jnn. Reid, P. M Sulli- van, EA. Flynn, Wm. Cook, Joo, Griffin, Jas. Quaid, W B H•wkloa, Wm. Mo('on mill, Wean viewers: John MoDonyh,Jos. Hackett, M McLennan, Jno. Bleck, H CIu&, A Draoey, K A (amok, Thos. L Wm. Powell, Joe Twos, W .1 MoMlllian, .lne ESullivan .od D MoKenzle. P000d keonera: Pool Reid, John MoDonogh, Jas. McDonald, John Sohoenhai., Frank Scott, M Fidler and W .1 Mountain, Council •dj.urned to meet again on the 31.e day of May, Court of Revision to nom- mean its Bret sittings at 2 o'clock P. M. on that day. WM. STO'rH len D...... 1. Curable. Huff from Impaired hearing will he glad to know that their efHlotion is probably not due to any organic defeat in 16s ear, but results probably from • thickening of the lining of the middle ear waned by o.0arrbsl inflammation. Hundreds of perfect ma - erne as • remit of the Inhalation of Catarr. hrzooe ars reported, sod oo the highest authority we recommend this treatment to our reader,. (i.tar;hnznoe getakly restore lost hooting, and noffiulenoy ti plated tie good depute by the . of Mr. Fon)), of St. Thomas, who recta ,d perfect heatlog by meta Cetarbozone, alter years of deaf. nes.. Pres 31 Al drugpis*a or by mel, from Polson & Co., Kingston, Oat. The '•royal r..kwka." The opening op of the Highland. of Ontario, Commie, and the beaondal Muekok• Lake region, has been • ventral* labor of lore to the advertising department of the Grand Trunk Rahway and the Doming Sum. mor pr•tmue. •ooh an infho of American tourists as will amply justify eh. outlay *n her! s000mmodatton which has hien made, The "Royal Muskoka," In f.oe, promisee = beonme to Canada, In .nmmer, what the "Royal Pooelen." le to Florida, In the winter mnath,, the fashionable resort of the onotMaet, where the rnmaa'to and the beentlfnl oan d. enjoyed with all the lotary and onmfnrt of thee moa, modern hotel life. The "Royal Muskoka," whish has hese built at • nest of one finales/ sod fifty thousand dollars, very maoh re emAlso the serhltectore of the famous Feller hotel, ✓ ot* gray to 'moo wall., tlmh.tel'crow sonar It' rad tiled roof, with deep. noel verandahs, enmmanding views of the surrounding lakes tend l :and. 11 hay anoommodation for 400 pages aid le the finest ■mmata, het.l le Cosed& it will de opened on don 16'6. For .11 InformVlnn as to riser, route, tern., . 114 Illn.trared dwor,ptive Hi.ratere, apply se 0. T. Bell, Oleeral Paeans= and noire. Anat. Grand Trotk Railway System, Mineral, Caere. Blyth John a. T1,Isr, 1R 1, piudo.l Apt Dorms high s.beel, eras • Metier N lee h ome .f hl. Detear iters WA week. CUUN7 Y CURRENCY. W'io,thuu : H S.o.11oe,rl Youth.mp' „n. • former rwol•ot .1 N' Ing tau, hot , p. u•d • bon and shoe •cure m 8odbue y. Blyth : Was Maggio 8rew•rt has once to Poetess La Prone, w6.re .a* will reside James Stewart tad MIs. Serab Swart will leave sbortly for Toronto to rend., Seaford' : Deores Stewart Telt oat Taw• day morellos for MauI*oba. It 6. Tike tn. memoir' sod o.o •emote • suitable bungee he will move hie family thea to • short Hao. Egmoodvilte : =les Or.oe Torr•noe, of 0.soyaville, wa viaitlog Ler p4reht. lit El. moodvOle Mtge Torrance left for Fort lido- Leod Monday to take 1 pesitlou In the public echos'. then. W tugham : Andrew W il.00 sod lamely lsit last week fur their new home to Cat. hem Mr, Wilson will hod leu new hum* a m,..• central pola0 for him as doodling agent for the Dario' Mahinery Beth : Between throw and lour o'ulook on Saturday morning, 29:h sit., ire was duoovued In John ilhe,rli,'. .bo. .601* and beton the *nolo* and brigade rut to work bLe building and nootents wore destroyed, Myth : John M. 'Taylor, of Perteee 1. Prairie, .rrt,d hero tut west. He lee he home in the wet when h. !*arced of his t.tber'• er1 0. illness, but did not arrive Gere until the day following hie father'. dead:. Clinton : Mr. Bios has sold his house and lot oo Huron etret to Rey J. G The property Is • comfortable one sod 'abaci to the osigbborbood of 3700. Mr. Rios and family left town tut week and will reside roar Centralia, Wlugb•m: Milton Shaver, of Arthur, has become • reideut of Wingb.m. Prior to hls departure from Arthur Mr. Shaver was pre•nted with an address sod a ouff and collar bog or the memb.rs of the Methodist choir In that plan.. Seaforth : Gooses' sorrow was telt over the death of Mr. Roberts, for so many years • genial, well.koowo potion to poorly •veryone in town. For olo.ten° ylrs b• b•t boon engtoowr el the waterworks and has dlso6•rged his duties most effioleotly. Ile king a t'., ■ Carer Is 1'ttu•m's Patois= Corn Eztreotor, crowed by years of sitcoms', regal boos..m uneppro•ohed and ooapprosch.ble, holding away In thfe con*li•nt owing to to .sport orlty. 1'uto.m'. Pimple= Corn and Ware Exrraotor. Sold by •Il druggist.. or nut 67 matt by N. C. Poison & Co., Klog.too, Oat., on reeelpe of 25 ruts. DLUEVALk. Tatesrr&y, April I.1. Alvin Doocao, of (tread Valley, touted frleod■ bore the week Mies Agnes Herbert visited ire adl at Louden during the holidays, Itair Ethel Knight, of It ill y, ,luted Mia Meal Coaltee this wink. Mrs. Robert King, of Toronto, is visiting relptivw to and about Bluevsle. Mr, Carry, of Brood., woe •n the vlllag• list wink pruning and ',Asking trees. Re.. W, J. West .Ltted his father, who is to yery poor bealth, at Woodstock, lot week. Frank (Steinway, of Toronto, is visiting ..datives to the ylllage during the Muter vsoatloo. if us K ilea. of W.lkertoo, and Mrs, t/.miltoo, of Tara, vested the Mice. Blsok the week Miss Litz'e Johnston and 6fi.• Etta Saone, of Oodertob, rotted at John John. Hon's in the holidays. Wm Stewart lett on Saturday for Howl. tog Grees near (lead Valley, where his hos seemed • situs/foo as narpeoter. ST. HELENS. Mo.yoar, March 31. Oeo; Clark, of L'eh•lsb, 'poet Sunday ah his hoot. here. Dr. C. K. Henderson is at preeeat visiting at W. E. Gordon's. Y. A Beckett, of Knox College, Toronto, celled on friends hen last week. Oar teacher, C. A. Teboutl, I. apendlug hie vacation at Ws home near Clinton, Mies Mabel.od,Muter Tom MacDonald, of W'inghant, •re visitiog at their graod- par•nts' Thee. Todd's. Joe. Stuart left lost Thursday for Indian Heal, Alberts, N. W. T , where he naiads spending the ooming samovar. Most of the farmers of this vloinity have engaged their hired help for the Doming Bummer, The wares asked this year are exceptionally high. MW 6f1ry Clerk, dies. Webster, Thos. O'Loughlin and Rob Miller, of the Oodertch C. I., are at preeot ■peodlog their holidays at their homes here, Mo'DAT, Apr• 7th. W . MacDonald hes returned to his home m Wrotator. Mr.. Brown,00mbe moved this week t' the house recently nodded by Angn' Mao. D o.I4, A. F MacDonsld went hie Easter vaso, rico with friends in Wrosater. Brothels and Grey township. Mies Mary Woods, after having spent several months in Toronto, has again worn - ed to her home. Mie Mary Clark, Thos. O'Loughlin, Geo. Weh-ter sod Rob 61,11.) leave today for Ooderioh, haying spent the Kuter '*oatlos at home. ' We are pleased to know that Mester Stewed Pennell, who has been suffering from • =yore. attack of nronobltla Is some- what Improved. We notice by The Globe the doth of Dr. E. P. Gordon at San Franclsoo, Cal, 1)r. Gordon was a son of William Gordon, form - only merohaot of this plan, Smith McLean, of Luoknow, ogled on friends here last week, and expressed him telt as being greatly delighted with hte repot trip to Florida and other of the 'southern States, The may friends of S. E. Bwkett, form- .rty teaoher In Flatfeet eohool, will be pine el to know that he has bees wnoeetul 1,, nntsining a echolarehlp, worth $50, given to flat )err etude's= of Knot Uolloge, Tor• onto Mr. Yule, organizer for The Canadian Order of borenten, was In this vielntty fast week working in the intermits of th* Order, and, as a result, Rome tee or • dozen of the ywttl, mea aro *attempt "ridlog the gnat" Tb. biggest April fool joke of the attic n W.s lorpotratd by the wether man to turn. mq ea a snowstorm when we were etiolating "etbereal mlldere." "Credit Lost is like a broken glass." It's Makers dare not discredit what cost so much to establish, viz: - The wide reput- ation, and standard value of - "The Slater Shoe" V srNje.r rsdld' ^,j WE. Serum* ,•Jr. • Sole Laud Algal Programs fee the VioWria 1)ay rases, to be 5.1d In Wlegh.= oo May 24th, bare heti trued. 36001• befog offered to purer too proem's' 2 50 ola.., trot or pew, owns 3150 ; 2 is paw .uJ 2,26 'roe, puts. 3150 ; 2 19 p.r sod 2 16 trot, puree 'E s...tu.l joint *enrolee of the West and South Huron Ferment' loeulatea to the Ontario Agrloultunl College will be bold .a Fn.t.y, Jae 20:6. The •sourslou .111 prob.bly be Hui from putties snug the I.ou- duo, Huron & Brae,, berth and south, .td .iso from the Buffalo wd Oudertob braoohes. The bond of Rowse nmmlwtoo.rs fes Wet Heron will met •0 the In.pwtor'..1- Bw, Chotoo, oo Thursday. April 17th, at 5 r.r , to ouneider the aoplloatiooe for the Wenn y.,.r tf 19023 Luo year t6e hold- en of I.Uau.e wire 30 hotel) and 2 -hero sod t6o year there are epplicatlous for 31 bo:ela and 2 abope, t6• new •pplioans befog 8. Pake, of the Wayert.y hotel, l Ile• too. Net 'gig is Rheumatism of tb. facer Uric Acid Ie1 in the blood by disordered kidneys lodges along the nerve which branches from the eye over the forehead, and across the cheek to the side of the noes The cause le the same as In all Rheumatism- disordered Kidneys. The core la lines Wile the eumr- Dodd's Kidney Pills CHEAP. IS THE PLACE TO GET Eavestrou hing, Metal Roofing and Siding, Dairy Tinware, Iron Pipe and Fittings . IJCEBRE �IST6ICT The Board of Leone, Oomm migners .111 meet at the Inspector's Offloe, Clinton -ON Thursday, April 17111, 1902 AT 5 O'CLOCK P.M. to oon'der th. •pplloatiene for the bones year of 1003-1002. All petitions or applloatlon• to len fent to W. J. Paisley, Inspector, Clinton. The number of Iloeaes for the year 1001 1002 was 30 hotel. and 2 shone The Dumber of art pllratlone for the year 1001 1003 is 31 hotels and 2 .hop. New applloallono--- S. Pike, Waverley Hour., Clinton. No Ilona granted to any betel which le, any kind of • s of maehlne on Its premises. W. J. PAI4LRY, 10 Inspector. Clinton. New 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- DUCTS, 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 products. BREAKFAST FOODS a specialty. SEEDS for Field and Garda. rirA call�sollcited. W. P. WESTOBY, Hamilton Street. Dunlop Detachable Tires First in 7888 -- Foremost ever since. To have been "first" merely proves antiquity. To have remained brat proves merit. DUNLOP TiRi CO., 1.I11rr[D, TOiLONTO. T[oUDAT, April 10, 1902. 5 Jordan Mc K I 11�I'S aodell'Ich, Block. Ont. CONTINUATION SALE OP WHITE GOODS. - Ladies' Night Robes. A full range of all .tyles, and Mune 50o to 32.50 45o te 33.60 25o to 75o 45o to 31.00 SKIRTS, lovely styles, CORSET 001, ERs DRAWERS CHEMISES pre half pros A few Chemises wo oarrted from Lse year at half prloe. Fine English Cambric. , Good roles its 124o, for Bop W HITS CROCHET QUILTS, reale' ell 31.00 sad 31.25 sad al. M Sano° MEN'S WHITE SHIRTS 40o. These aro oat speaeal, made el nary 0.e1w, Ilan fronts and heads, • r.g.kr 75e gritty, at tear for t Tbs. MILLINERY. Ladle - We understood your waotlog re have • Hai funks any *Mr la Iowa. Don's rod away for one. pay • big prim and ma the *boon of tering sae that will make yon look • guy. M188 JORDAN can trim one to your tate (ye, dw't bays N rake It 0111t is) al lees moony taxa lou will p.y away from home, sod ate woo else will have one 11k• 11, w .be makes no two the same. Mies Jordan kat not o.1y worked la large establishments bat has boon te spans of them fee fire years, Her espriease y ample, but we *ay "Nothing too good for Godorloh," McK/M'S BUSY STORE. A Great Snap Is am Grover Snap, at 5s a pound, of which we sells barrel • week. This lw'e our only snap, u ws bossy •verytbing that no be found la an ap- ha da= grocery .tor., rand our prloes are right. The tartan know that they o.o always get from us •.imp tor their produce. We draw the line at o0 legtoit.te Inds - •verything goes : Glassware or potatoes, eludes stuff or oholoa.t table Cbtos. Ws deal to .11 of them. T. G. TIPLING & CO., Redford blook, U ,d•rioh TAILORING... 1 bar received my New Sart of Suitings, Tronserings, etc., for Spring and Bummer Wear. 1f you are getting a sew spring suit, a light ovlrc*at, or toylbing In my Iles, 1 can plea*. you 1■ goods, 61 and prion. n)(tesdy.0004, trebling 1■ mark. H DUNLOP, aTarR HELLO THE OLD" RELIABLE ALL KINDS OF COAL ALWAYS ON HAND THR HEST Scr11t011 g and Coal iN TRE MARKET Al Coal weights] on dm Market armies whore you get NM lbs. for • ton. WM. LEE. Orden left at LU sit BSEpILLIUYB 8=n promptly attended Co. 1908 . 1808 L/STCWW4L t C�„ I. movies forward. Wisest Nem Midas Jno. 1. 0000. Our rates w rsoohable, oar snarese of study thorough and preottoel. Send for or Journal ad .e. what we teach. asi don's my enter at any time Two cowry et study. Commeeol.l and *bortlaad C. A. FLEMING,. L. MoINTTR=, P. . Owen loose, 1.1Msw.i. ■cY Ileo llllrtlralj Pine Ium,aoe G. FARM AND 18OLATTD TOW1 PROP_ RRTY INSUR1D. t ' V*lue of Proprty loured op to lasers. ewes tt1LSe orrlcar. AND DIILOOTOBa. J. H. McLean, pre. . T. Freest, vloe•eres, ; Joan Connolly, W. Dale W. 0, areadtest, J. Watt, Jas. trona, .1. U. Grieve, J. Beaaewela. director; W. R. Broadfo)o. Heolppnb, Mews - for of logy ; T. L Heys, Seetorth, aa..etery- trMeurar. J. es, AGENT/. W, Y Aotmes•tne; Jamas Commis/ E*moodvale ; It MoMilian, asster05; H Smith, Harlook Polley -holden can pay aeseesmsota tad get t6alr Dards noelpted at Mr. Coate'. Cllntot_ w ar MoL.an Brom.' P•laoe Clothed .ton, Hod* rtoh Mill Wood FOR SALE The •hove is out into stove wood len./th and will be delivered to any part of the town the same day as ordered. Orden received by telephone or left at rysidenoe, 128 Oambria street, will receive prompt attention. 'Phone 98, PETER MCEWAN. Oud rich, November 21.t, 1899. 53-3m B80P9EP &SON - THAI LI*DItl, - Yulnera0\ 11. yee.tortft oC6& Il. mon\caters Order earettolU mama/ N Y .11 Yam might or day. 4lmebee smt.es. Fire Sale... OTTR Business has grora to such dimensions the* -. we have decided to 02076 to larger premises, and will in consequenoe offer our whole stook of Pianos, Organs, Violins, Guitars, it ,;i'i - Music, Sewing Machines, &c. at Genuine Bargain Prices until the 15th Feb., 1902. Remember, this L a Genuine Bargain Sale, and the chance is one you may never meet again. CEO. W. THOMSON & SON, Music and Bicycle Dealers, • GODERICH SANTA STEPLADDER? We give one away with each pound of Pure Cream Baking Powder purchased from uv. .50c a Ih. The step -ladder alone worth the price. Try a package of our Hop Tea -not a medicine, but a care- fully selected Indian and Ceylon Tea blended in a scientific manner with specially prepared Hop.). Delicious and healthful. Now is the time to buy your Carden Seeds. We have a doll aas�rtment. Telephone No. 91 STTe7notrZin at CO. THE GROOIEB. 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, Oodarich, Ont.