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THREE a eA.8 r r
AV'TS ARE
ACTIVE
AGCNTs
WHIN PLACI IN
•+ •
i
JU1V E 28th
dial Cannot and
selling in all depart-,
s not far to seek, nor
tsonable goods have
i. To these we have
a season of remark -
cheap, and because
nant lots, which we
►rices that will posi _
;very line mentioned
1
t much over-worked
July, until the goods
as for July Sale.
linen bargain is always
table to housekeepers.
are some of unusual
less, new anti perfect
I, on sale for the first
for our July sale. The
aro new, the qualities
the prices money -saving.
1 54 loch half blotched t.bl•
bat, Good weigh" and quality.
1 be ouo.iderad extra good •al
25o per yard, spooled for July
balf.bleacbed table Damask.
final pattern with Forder, •
e 1 bargain tor July sale. per yd
extra quality heavy bean table
ark, half bleached, • real good
!ole, epeeist for July sale. .... 37o
72 Mob pare Ones Damask, •z
l
nod qualities that "old to the
4
ar way at 75) per yard, • Very
al b.rga'e for July at ear yard. 50c
FIFTY-FIFTH YEAR --2889
THE WEEKLY MANRt1 REPORT
GOotiro.4. J one 15 110:
rail Wheel 9 75 to 70
8 lour. 1•mity per owl......_1 10 to ' 10
moor. patent. per owl .......... -_1 IU to '1
Bean.. tog .. -.. _ 17 00 to l 00
shorts. a ton .......-.--.-.- W 00 tot 00
Screenings. per ewe 1 00 to 00
Rye, per bush........ ,...,.....,, u ell to 00
24u0100ea[. per bash 0 55 to 50
petapbash /S b 17
...........�_.
oboe1.bo.beak ......._..�60 to 60
Harley, tpor00 bear - 0 to 00
I'oL$ o too 30 to 10
0 liter. r bush . r_ l3 to 11
.,iter . .............. .�.._.
t ser per Ib 10 to 11
Eggs, Mesh sawlike& p dos._12 to 13
Woad -..... _.. r-•• i l to 0)
H ides, •.••----•••• 50 to 0)
Prlty - 41 to 50
I ere Hors 53 to 50
locoed Hoag. 00 to 8)
l3 a M
Ilavoa• -. �. 15 to 16
Lard, per I0.• .... .._..._.. _.. 11 l0 11
Inwood Beet ton 4a•!�r 00 to 11
Dressed Reef. hied 00 to 00
(tattle, diport 00 10 aro
.ordinary 60 to 2u
Situations Valiant.
Ur asAplGENERAL
vast. Apply o MR% A. LLAN•
noon n GENERAL SERVANT WANT.
ed. Apply to t4IeS ROU°VII, West
• beet.
1K ualo.
MISS les COLBORNETimberTeber of Fletcher music method. will re
move pupils at her studio, above Mr. Nattele
Insurance otaoo. Hamllt so street. For lutor-
metion apply either at Macho or at residence.
St, Petrie& • street
W. GLF:NN CAMPBELL,
O rganon ad mueloal director of North street
Methodist oburcb teacher of pI aro. Aloe or.
gm and theory °opus prepare.' for .11 ea -
laminations o the Toronto conservatory of
Music. Will be plowed to receive •pp,lca
tion* from all thew reaalrina$g ouch tectum
tion at his new studio over Tbomwon's ramie
store, Use of piano for a�Mlos may be az
ranged for. 6nf
Publics Notts*
WARNING. -ANY PERSON HAI H -
mg from the Wised' adog the ferry
without permission, *bootleg. or otherwise
170 Ii'IIP ssi°I1tl upno any part of the property wUl
he at rested and prosecute!
re C. ATTRI1.1.,
Ridgewood !'ore.
1m Sateen, 6c.
d. cream Sateen It is • regular
goahIT, and would melee good
g Heoau.e this shade does not
reel. rat It 00.r doting oar July
at psr F•N .... ... be
een Skirting, 35c.
de fancy mereeo okirtleg. real
quality, wall make • handsome
,ervioeable skirt, wiggler 60•,
•1 tor July sale air
dren's Tama, I5c.
IJr.o's ferny 1'.m-. assorted
ei and m.terfst.. regular 25, and
ler July sale each ....... ,... 153
's Peaked Caps, 19c.
men's peaked (lay, lost we
in stook, sold •t 25, nod 50o,
my sale, mob 190
0 Corsets, 25c.
SIZES 18 ANI) 19 ONLY.
'. standard $1.00 ('emote, slam,
3i 19 loots ooly, for July Dale.
lair 25:
's Collars, 5c.
n'. linen Collars. re.u'sr 15Jand
15.111, assorted styli*, olesrlsg
sch . . .. ,.
tain Muslin, 15c.
le fancy curtain Maslen, tine q.•).
white .round wleh yellow and
s1k ombro!dery strip., regular
for July sale. per yard l:.o
lack Cotton Spools,
3 for 5c.
leek cotton Spool.. 200 yards of
thread on rack .pool, nearly all
40, olsarlsg at July sale .. .3 for ho
arasol Bargains.
.nay silk Parasol., Lesorted
les and patterns. the regular
oleos!. prloe le $18 00 per dozen.
bought ,hem cheap, std for
July sale e.oh will be 754
ck Parasols, 95c.
.wbl.ok i'araaol•, strong frame.
,I rod, top that will not ono or
o roily, speolal for July, each950
•asols at $1.98.
1 Value $3 00
Parasol., strong frame, steel
, patent runner', silk top. hand
is handl.. of:reirl mad miser.
Mar $3 00, for July tale.. . $1 y'
ton Chain Carpet at
45c.
Dolton chitin CCoji L. the filling
pure wool, the warp fitly Wog
50, le • 00'' w C.a. glees ezeel.
wear, 0". govt.« n o.Sy, regular
for July sale . . AS.
Brussels Carpet 30c.
ds In•o IS u tete C pee 27 inehee
pend go+li•7 e....8 ,TO patterns.
kr 7,01, for .lar y u It r yard ..101
k Shaker Flannel at
8 I-2cts
Ards 36 snob plok flanselet6e.
'y weight, fast rimIr, ep)olai for
sale. per yard Rio
ets at 65c.
you bought • n9 good ma -
.1 as is in these sheets, by
yard, the sheet length
I(1 cost you 85c or 90e.
Tuly
sale wo give you a
t ready to 11RO for 65e.
shoats. /nod quality twilled
,Ing, heavy weight 2iyde. yid.
4y4. loop, wNo h,m nelh sods,
111 for Jot, male, '•eh 650
BROSP
l)ROF tl. L. TAUBE
l £Nl rat-7111Mo ORtetLN 000 520
lPKCIAI.INT
All kinds of Speot/Wee and Myst/lame' made
border Special aiteatlo0 el ren 13 deti.5 the
eye.
Orden by mail promptly attended to Re•
ware of parties naiad m7 aunt. as 1 employ
O o trvt lien .seats whatever
nauefaotloe 'guaranteed. E.teblisbed 107 t.
151 RICHMOND STREET W., TJItON f(1
Rooms to Peet.
F• UKNIIBHED HOUSE 10 LEL' FOR
Jai, gad As.vr, Sear Harbor Perk. Ap-
ly lis. 186. Oodrlea.
1'114) RENT. -800319 ON HAMILTON
1 street at pretreat occupied by i. N. Lewis
as low offices: win eb•se. Into small store If
.eoeeesry. Or roosts ovate Mir Gamma',
More with front alts 111111, estnnoa S. N.
LKWII. H _.
e - - Por Salla.
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS /OR SALK
DAN6yf
°"ge'o ward AMA/u I. F.
ACKTYLiNK GAS MACHINE FOR
rle In good Made, 33 lights. Aloe •
tastily of fixtures. I.. t. DANCKY, 711-3o
VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY FOR
rale, oon'a'ning 61 acres, being composed
of lot 12 In the 5th .xneemloo. and / Serie,
pert of lot 12in the Ith concession. Oo derlch
township. Thie • first clam farm son U sIto-
s4d Shout four miles from .,ederlah, Title
rperfect. Forp•rtloul.rs apply to the under-
imed
Dated Ind July. 1991,
PHILIP HOLT.
Oederich.
HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO LF:r.
That oommodlou, eminence on St
Petrick'. street at present oc3upled hy ►. W'.
Doty. I'o.sewelon mer he had io about two
west•, Apply M MRS. M. M HAYS. 2
TVo FARMS FOR SALB.-LOT 6,
concession 7. Colborne. 000talnIng It )
scree. Lot f11, Maitland eoneeesloo, God erloh
township, containing 75 acres. Roth farms
are well fenced .u4 veil watered ; 'tool
hafting' and heat cans archer.. on each
farm ; nearly ail ander groes Sixty per cent.
Of the purchase money may remain on
merlins.0.l percent. For particulars apply
b T. BURNS. Carlow, RAO
Ft)R SALE OR TO RF.N1'. - MRS
8trsoka0 offers for ..lo or to rent the
property at present oocnoled by her, 00 the
oorner of Victoria and Brune streets. There
is a largo oonerste banditti/ containing dwell-
ing hoose and store, with all po0yeoienoes In
oo0neotion There I. also a atory•and a half
frame dwelling situated on the same Int.
Terme reasonable. Apply to MRS.
$TRACHAN, on the premises.
OLD PAPERS FOR HALE, FOR PU1'
Uag under carpet,, eta Apply at Toe
Sloe AI. (Moe.
Zbie
jowl.
TX -1-23 NEWBPAP37R, OP HVRON OOVNT '-
LOOK AT YOUR
LABEL l
IT SHOULD 'BE
MARKED PAID
FOR
.;.1902
GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA : JULY 3, 1902,
D. M°G1LLICUDDY, EDITOR.
RAILWAY CAMPAIGN.
Huron, Brune and Grey E1eo-
trlo Railway.
P aNle Meeting* at Pert Albers. Laekn.w,
re , Grant's ..d kMe.0-tau
way to Sas 1. Lwrk.•w .. lee goat
and Aseberley e. the West.
The first publio tusetleg In 0000ectloo
wit 11 the Huron, Ilruge and Grey Elsetrto
Rulway o.mpaign was held to the Fores-
ter.' hall, )'ort Albert,on Friday, Jane 27411.
!'here was • good attendance of the rate-
payers, .n.) 000nldsrable interest to the
disoussi.,a wee manifested, James Cr•w•
had eras uoa0lmously elected et „Orman, and
•ddremas were ghees by Messrs. 6106411 -
caddy, W. Lane, W. Campbell and M. U.
Cameron, In favor of the project. The too.
Mlle to result from the construction of the
rot.] were strongly,put before the audience.
and r.esiyed the ledoresrueot of everyone
10.1.01, with the exception of Geor,le H.w-
klu, 1%8.0 took the platform wale. Hes re
marke did not meet with the approval of
bar friends nod neighbors, .ae be was
"milled down' to unmistakable moaner.
Tb. Indications ars that Part Albert nod
nomlty will give • .trope vote la (••or of
the rellw•y bylaw on July 813.
LU('KNOW.
The second meetio5 of the campaign was
oa Saturday, Jape 21tb, at 3 o clouts, Reeve
Albu 1' tn. oh•lr. U. McGillicuddy wog
the hest speaker, .god stated that It aims,.
was the intention of the oemp.ay to bring
the railway to Lu_koow. He expl.lo"d
how ooetalo br•nolu were out off or short-
ened by the r.ilw.v oommlttee, and t0•1,
the member for West ifuroo Dot being
pre.e01 at the railway oommlttes meetlmg,
the Zine from Nile to Luokoow had bees
"blue peauilled" •t Dan8annoo, Howe•er,
Hoo. John Dryden, chairman of the com-
mittee had intimated that appltoatioo to
oo0tmu. to Lockoow would be removed
n ext session. nod it was the Intentloo of the
railway director", to apply for salsouun at
the Orel npportuotty.
W. Luke and W. Campbell gave stat,saoa
In oaoo.ctioo with the protein and strongly
aJvocste'I the construction of the road.
James Heys!), .1 Irlckoow, •oined the
. otlmat of that village, when he said that
echoes the road came to Luck.ow be woul 1
oppose it. but that it • guarantee ware
L yon t
I u bat the road would be carried to
t
that 00)1.4., he, and the lob•b,0ante
teosr•I.y, would do .verytbin4 in their
lower to promos the prrjset.
M. 0. Cameron, 11 1'. P., stated ihot
there would bo Da d.ttioulry to procuring a
guarantee ria the Ione Iodloated by Slr.
ISryan and said t0at 11 be were in the house
text session be would take care that the
ablator wee •n,ead4d so that the looe would
extend not only to Luckeew bat Intim(
sorts it 01aee1119
The meeting was brought to • alma In
the moat b., moolous manner,
Sines tb. Luokoow mestiog we are able
to uaoabo0 that the necessary guarantee
for the •xten.lon of the *Mottle railway
from Uuu,(•.noo to Locknow hoe been g vso
by the president ant directors of the 11., H.
& O. Elentrlo Railway Co.
DUNGANNON.
Saturday evening Net • well &Heeded
msetiog was bald la Gay's bell, In the in-
terest of the Elestno H.IIw•y Co., Coon-
oillor Barclay 10 the nhair. Addresses to
favor of the toilsome were given by U.
MoGulwadiiy, W. Lan., W. Campbell.
Joseph Beck and M. 0. Cimerah, M. 1' 1'
A number of 90estioos were eked and
aa.wwr.d eatista.tortly, Meer which an
eommeitlo oommltt a wag to !mod to mat oat
the Tote ori the 8th of July.
ORANT'S SCHOOLRUUSE.
Oa Woodsy, Jane 30 b, a meeting is the
A'I' PBIVATF. BALE
That b10 stone hottaa with 7 -roomed Krick
addition, situated on Proton street. Toe hones
le dry and warm, being (toed throughout with
4 -inch plank, 1t 1s 03lld and en hs aotlal. 11
was built bythe late
SheriGibbons when In his prime
Wet for a day but for alt t me.
The fOnndatlon, are about 3 lent thick and
will mortise.. se log,!( as the Pyramids or Egypt.
A homy aeekey Or In realer who reel Ieee the
4otent'dltles of fresh paths and paper, whloh
aro Inexpensive, sod of etas., wb oh le Dane
fully cheap, by . little planning sod judi01001
espendltore can modernize It Into an 00.80
due mansion. I smart most etrenu0Qppsly and
rootlets./ that • big return will *eters to the
aloe -awake Investor for the best of an rea-
son' :hat ha has a broad and solid foundation
an rr.dy to bt. hoods. The same cannot he
said of a shell nr veneer. Jet those who are
on the lookout for • soft snip isysetlgate, le
rMliw.te, I0•rellga'e.
Duel. Mdr;esM to
THKO. J. MVGRHOUSE,
Hayfield P.O..
nil, lowly" ,mace/ attention.
Mae 7M. 11104. 11 -It
MORTUAOK SALE OF VILLAGE
PROPERTY.
Under sad pursuant to ib. power of sole
setalned In a cereals; mortgage bearing date
Me 27th dal of Ii.o.mt.,, a"4. and made to
the a, atm.. and whish will beprodw'M at the
Um* of sale. there will bo .old by gold o e.0-.
tion, by .loan F Nowa, •Bo lonser, at the
Oommero alILn1. 1. In toe villas. of flayfteld,
0e. I nesder.tbe 15th d., cf July. IDM. at 12
dc'ork owe, the following valuable pproperty.
Mm.l, : 1.114 411, 116,.44, 11D and SM. in the
0114 village of Hayfield. contain 0t one 111011
604 1 'nlar4sr.
1- pen 18Is property that Is • 8144017 frame
t'r'ue, WOO a frame barn. Then are woeful
ehnteefrolt.r'oe on the land T.O. 4• d..tr-
*hie pr0party,
Terme -. Tea per raton the dal of eel.,
sod the toluene wtthla roe month there -
atter.
For farther1pulire apply to t 0 ant►
eloseor or tot oe n.Aerslerned,
hated th'. 1841 der of Jo to 1004.
JOHN FERGUSON. PHILIP 1101,1,
Auntlpaeer, Vendor's Ito tetter.
1)aylide. 1, 31 YWdekh•
jidodidlal.
D- Rw. F. OALLOW, PHYSiCIAN
e•f Ie AaiN stets � In �Hest
ofN o
e u ra"y ij je, ight
st. 11Y, "•'Set" p,
Physloal Culture.
THE iNTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF
PHYSICAL. CULTURE, ROCK 18
LAND. 1LL
fhb wonderful sworn of pb7•f al culture
will wive you •good appetite and a d'Kn
eeon
to match 1 You oa0 enjoy every moment of
your 11$0 and ,l.ep soundly at night, Nemo't
head.ekee. Constipation and other disorders
disappear. Age makes no difference, 1 •m
forty-ee"en year. old myself I'hysieal cul-
ture to •pc me healthy. Everybody who hes
aced It praises the syste9m of exercise used by
the International School of 1 'hy sloe' Culture.
However badly run down or weak you may
be It will make you healthy, No medicine re-
quired. A few lady .,Penta emoted. For full
information address or roll on
J. E DRY() rEle.
General Representative,
Etat et., Oodertok.
Notices to Creditors
Int 1 the eleotrlo railway we. held in
Went'. sthoolb'u•e. C.anoillor John Mc-
lotyre oouupisd the chair. Addressee were
pito a by U. M.Otluouddy, W. Lute,
Jwuuh Beck sod M.U. Cam woo, M. P. A
Dumber of questl005 were asked by the
members of the audtesoe and satld.ctorly
•Dowered by the member. of the rw'lway
deleg•tloo. Simnel of the audience were
»lied upon to express their oploleos, nod
the remarksmad• by Outsold Bryd, Maloolw
Mcl)uoald, McKay, J•mteseo. F,olayeoo,
and others, were favorable to the scheme on
oeodttlo0 that the line did riot stop •
Kmtail, bet wool through te Amhsrley. D.
McGillicuddy and M. 0. Camaro°, M. P.P.,
assured We aud,srce that it was the lotto•
Won of the eempany not only to build the
IIOe to Amharicy but to extend It to Kia
o•rdise, %Vtertoo •ui Oise Sound. Toe
■ ecaIeary gu•rarte•in regard to the Am-
b*rley ezteosloo would be gloom a'• mesh
log of the provleloual directors 'blob world
be bold In Goderiob on Tassd.y morale,.
KINTAIL.
A well-ttteaded and eothodutto meeting
Im favor of the deotrlo rallw.y was held 111
MODouala'e Hall Tosday eventing. Rceye
Dalton of Ashfield 00000led the
chair, He hoped that every person who
had • 90estion to ask would present it at
the meeting, as the fullest Lad freest di.oue-
Moo was in order. Personally he was In
Layer of the road, ita be believed It was time
that this northern section had • good
railway service.
W. Lane dealt with the goo Hon from a
financial point of view nod ezprenod the
opinion teat • davld.od on $50 000 worth of
stock would more tbao oompen.ate for the
annual Interest and slaking tuod, and ttus
says the •leoton from any 111.tioo 1.1 00 -
neattu0 with stock taking. He commend-
ed the directors for their eotlo0 la carrylo5
oat the prellmivary work thus lar at their
own 6195 es.
Major Beck detailed the proceedings 1.
refsreeoe to 611 lir its 1111,00.s forhe
read, and for obtaining • charter from the
Levitating. He ale. gay" his impudence In
u000eotloo with tae Metropolitan road ex-
tending from Tcrooto to Newmarket, and
claimed that the proposed H , B, & G. road
would run thr.ugh • lar tetter and more
prosperous coition of country than did the
Metropolitan.
D. Mc/i,lliouddy detailed the causes that
led to lbs inception of the present project,
and believed that the road would be u.. of
the best pylog Investments in the Country.
Catitalur were w11(10g to invest, but they
were anxious to De wowed toot they hal
the sympathy and support of the people in
the.eot,ou tbr.ugb white tae road would
pec. If toe.ib rd of the cost of oeoatrno.
tion oould b. mot loeal),. there wool 1 be no
d,HualtY in obtaining
the other tea. -thuds
outside. The mum cepethie• that took
stock would not be oat of pocket for the
twenty years that the debentures rap, as
the di,idead• would mon than compensate,
✓ od at the sod of twsoty years on • div -
dead of 8 per vont. an *000ity ot 14,000
would to deviled, which would pracitoally
keep up the highways el the muaio•paluy
for ail time and thus save the Megaspore
$2 50 on every theu.0d dollar Dot.
He was in a petition to say that the road
would be extended to Amb+rley should the
bylaw carry, and that at • meeting ' f the
directors held that moraine the oe.ssary
guarantee had hese given. and woull be
pi•.•ed in the hands ct the R.eve of the
100.0541(9.
M. 1;. ('.moron spoke along the same lite
and said that as A.bfi•14 went on the Be of
July so wouldtgo the other moofcipelttler.
II the people of Aeb6eld wanted the road,
they 000ld have It by identifying themeslyes
with Ir. If they failed to avail themeless
of this opportunity, they owl not hope to
hoar of anything in favor of railway com-
mu0loatioo tor the nest twenty-6ve years.
A strong committee was formed at the
aloes of the meatiest under the sapsrioteod-
•noo of M•Inr Beck, and it 1e believed the.
this diyldor will give • large vats in laver
ul the bylaw
NOTICE TU UREDl FORS.
fn /he Mutter of the Rafale n/ George Jamie
sow, tate of the Village of Rowlett', County
01 Huron. Preehgfrr'law Minister,
drrragedf.
Notice Is hereby given pursuant to 'The
Revised Stemma( Ootarl0 1897. chapter 120.
the. all crtdIors and others having claims
morainal the estate or the maid George Jamie -
eon. who Mel cm or about the I lth dal of
februar7. 11 1, are regnlre4 On qr before the
lith day of July, 8092. to .end n► Dost pt opnld
or deliver to Messrs. Ingerso 1 It Kloge'one.
St. ('at hayloft, tint„ sollo(tors for Wm. Jami,.
boo, admiieed, theiror of he esters Christian andenrname+f the .
aid
dreal
dreams and drsorf ptlonf, the full Dan lealars
of their olalme. the statement of their
arias. and the nature of the .0a•er,Nm, 40
any, held p7 them.
And further take anti e that .'ter 0,170 Met
mentioned date the mid a4,ulnletrator will
rewod 8e distribute the assets of the said de.
cowed •mane the parties entitled thereto.
having regard only to the elaimn of whloh he
shall then have notice, and the mid .dminis-
tr.te1 will not he liable for the old swots or
any part thereof to any person or pontoon of
whew claims notice shall not hare been
rective1 by hlm at the time of ouch dtstrlba
tion.
Dated the I18h day of June to10.
0xt.9ULI, t KINf4TONI.
22 Ontario st.
8t Catharines.. (Int.
eollolt.ws ter O.prte Jaminson. adminlatr•-
tor of the retitle Of (]gorge Jamieson.
deceased.
Ineuranoe. eta.
1HA9. !;. !HAW, GENERAL INSIJR-
3) ANCE and real estete went, OMvo, toe
floor east of P.O.. Uoderioh. Arrant for the
lading mutual sr. Iemirenne Dorn ?voles and
loading steak .pmynnl1.
Mercantile and manufacturing rifts t
oweet rata 0611 at oMoe. _ _
UTR. KORKRTSUN.
• Aoneuntent snit loeuranos Agent
Basks and wnonnnte made np.
Hn1litIngn rented and rents 00110ete..
insnr•noa In Sottish and ('emotion
lea
In ProeAfeot g Hay• .elm, North
Mame 6e4erteh, 43 tf
' J. T. 5AFTli1.. (iI,NKRAL IN•
• OURAN°S art Real Ifetet0 agent.
AeeN"atsd Plate Glans Insnrsn0e
Ie11p i Owl or ash plan .1 lowest
ed
Re ttt$Sg(20b and Canadian companies works
-
Cor
ioohu art the fire grater. There were .
Dumber of pseuegers un board, who bad
rather 10 unpleasant cline of 1t, tactual
probably unaware CI the real oo0ditlo0 of
.Rain. The Orelfreas lost about four hours
on the trip, as she oat due here at 12
0 cloak, end would net have been able to
weather It lough loner. Sb" was run up
into libellee water, gut the leak was re-
paired, and Friday afurooe's ale uootioned
her trip up the take. Some of the pas -
wagers to the mimetime had goes to their
dstloetioua by rall.
('voToxe AN0 lough Rsvtnoo Kok/or-re
-The outgoing receipts at tee pore of 1Jod0-
rtoh and its oetporle during the year sadism
Jon• 30th, 1902, were as follows
Uoderl°b $13,222.16
Clinton ... . . . 9,608.66
Wtogh•m 6,44923
Kincardine 4,498 02
9eslurth 9,357.78
Southampton ........ 3,472.28
Luokoow, P. U 6.43
Tat•! . $47,014 46
to the preeeding year. *.ding J one 30, 1901,
the oolleetiooa were $34,426,39. Iaureas,
$12.588 07. The number of entries during
the year jest 000claded was 3,179 Tbs
rootlets of intend revenue at Goderiob for
the year oodles June 30, 1908, were a fol-
lows
Oa imenses $ 170 00
" spirits 1,617 05
" 03111 2,220 00
" oleotrio light inspection 25 00
$4,032.05
A LETTER 10.0.4 Vol a :4.-J. H. Tigre -
ley writes 'Cru St.reioi from Yorktoo, N.
W. '1' , to wbiob pian• be wear some time
ago on leaving Goderiob. Yorktoo, he
sap. to • small town ot 1,(00 population,
nosily situated to a fine farming dutrlot.
There are • oumbsr of wealthy farmers In
the dutrlct, owning from 640 to 1,700 acres.
The land le being very rapidly taken ap,
and !n the ne'ghborhood of the town home-
atudi0g is a thing of the put. The
weather lately has been unfavorable, ani
the rains have oleo so treaty that reacher.
Ilvfo5 ata Mottoes 010 hardly mat to tows.
Tt it population Is of . very cosmopolitan
ohmmeter : it is maid toot In the town and
viuioity twee :evan different ton4011 are
spoken. Mr. Townley was amused by the
customs of the D oukhob era. To, man
hitch Ihemselyes to their wageoe, their re
115100, ft seems, noticing that borne, shall
not b pot to this work. Fourteen to six-
teen MOO will draw • wagon loaded with
twenty pyo begs of ft Aar a distonos of forty
miles, making the trio 1r. one and • hall to
two days. Though there are many of these
pe•ptr, the luh•bitaow of Me town aril
immediate T.oioi•.y .re must! from Ootarlo,
AROUND TOWN.
Onbral,u,w Dlrrau-r LoDng.-Theas-
ou.I meeti0g for district No. 15, 1.0 0.F ,
was held .t S,aiorth on 03 eloesdy eyrn.rig
of last week. Five latices were repr•s•oted,
the Uoderioh delegates being Jas. Reid awl
Hy. Reed. Bro. Gibson, of Laub, was
sleeted D.D.O.M., and tiro. J. C. Steven-
son, of Chalon, district secretary. At the
oo°oloeton of the bestows of the meeting
the visiting brethren were ectettained at
luncheon •t the Omen's hotel by the fluor -
berm of the Se•forlh lodge.
DomioIe2 DAY -Them we. 00 Dominion
Dty oelebre.,ton in Uoderich, and the day
was a very pilot ono. the display of bunt-
ing was about the only onward demonstra
tion to honor ot the day , among the f1.ge
which were hoisted beth, that of the C. S.
Coagulate. The stores. of ammo., were
closed, hot eon a of the f.etorles were work•
log full blast. It Was almost an Ileal day
in point of weather, • loot that In itself was
enough to make It remarkable io these drip•
ping time'. to the event'. the Marine
(land played on the Siloare. It le to bir
hoped that another Dominic. boy will no;
psis without a eslehration in Godarloh.
se west
to�� w t °arrow. iter -
AT Ttu LAKE F R.,NT -Th air. City of
the H:raitr, of the Brow. Ila made bar
drat .all ori Friday evenlof, and denoq the
time ale was to port was rutted by many
of the towoepeople. the City of the Straito
is the tartest pogoeoger boat oallio4 here.
She is fitted up a very handsome et,le,
and le a first -flew boat 10 •vary raspier,
Her leugtk is 268 feet and beam 68 Zest.
Her oaptala lean old Goderiob man. Capt
Chea, Molotosh one of the veteran. of the
Iakee. First Ufliwr A. Roheruoo, Second
081er F. Hammond, Ohl. f h:i m poser J. M.
Sorriest, Flat Aseetent Engineer Bert
McMahon. P Geo. Mason sot Stewart
M &M.rsen are the ether Alamo . . • There
are now four steamer oeliin regularly at
Uoderioh, Th. City of lbs Straits tut the
1'.ttsburg, of the Brown line, running from
Cleveland t. Hanle Ste. Marls, mod the
Kist/ E lward mod °wtfrag., of the Algoma
Uantr.l line, sailing between Toledo and the
Soo. F:aoh boat mekn • weekly ro.od,tnp,
oslh.p •1 Uoderioh both ways. The Coy of
the M;raita goes north Friday at 8 P. and
south Tuo.day At 8 A. r, The
Pittsburg goes 'torch Tuesday at 8 P..4.
and smith Saturday at 8 4. M. Th.
King Edward poem north Saturday at 6:15
1'. .4. Lad month Thursday at 9 A. M Th.
O.afrags goes north Wednesday .t 11 P. M.
and south Monday .t 1 P. M, The King
Edward takes to Parry Sound on her route.
The err. Ho,e4ale arrived u0 Hao,.v
with 82,000 bushels of wheat from Fort
Williams. St.. oummeooed to unload at
mhduight .t the big elevator, and cleared le
the 0Lter000n for For William Th.
schr. Katandin arrived Sonday from Thee -
salon with a load of lumber for the 1)ym.nt
yard. Th• Kong Edward Moody
morning took on 600 bogs of 6101 from the
harbor mal for Parry Sound Th. eche.
Tndman, hgh', was 1n port from Sandy to
Wednesday Cspt, Lawson was on the way
from Sombre. to Joh°e ldaod,The ate.
Topeka arrived Tuesday night from Cnlos4o
with 70,000 bushels of corn for the eley.Lor,
to he shipped to the New Eemla•d States.
....Tie air. MO.. To.. ley eveoing
brought in 41,000 bushels of wbeet trom
Fort William. 7.000 bushels for the L 11
& M, Milling Co., and the balance for the
elevator.
Moue o1 TUE Mack CATs. -'1 he •warda
have been made In the "Bleak Cat" pater.
competition held by Mesas. Holgene lir..
Qolte • number of school pupils gent In
glomera, and • considerable .mount of
girls oallty is sheen In the various forms
wh'ch Grimalkin Is mode to assume. 'rho
pictures ars displays! In one ot Maine.
Hedger's Brae,' wiodowst.cd,needlees t o a ty,
the window u'• groat o.ntro 01 attraction,
The piotare. were all sent to the Cheatham
wholesale •een's for the il:ack Cat hosiery,
who .warded the prizes as followcColleglaie
lues' ate p°pile -no, Hob.Cr•igie; 2•d,Owen
MoGilhoodel I. Public ecbool pupil/oleo low
Harlan 1; 2,d, Nils.' Card. It wag intended
that (11t pr see "heal! be divided between the
Pupils 0t tows and those of the country
schools hat se the 0000(1y pupils did not
show mash Interest In the oompelitlon, sad
the Collegiate nictitate pupil" sent In .held
plotarw, It wet deol ted to rq.k• the awards
as indicated above. Mach boy or oirl
who submitted • plrtnre remelted • King
Rivard f,rthlnp in a.oeyenir setting.
R. T. or 1. DISTRICT MERTINii -The
semi-oonual meetlnrol Huron District Coat-
ed, Royal Templar" of Temp.nnoe, war
held at 1YIo,h•m Jun. %4. The Dutrlot
Ceunelllor, Mr.. Cohn (ampbell, oowooled
the ohsir. There eve representatives from
lioderioh, Vales, Wmpham, Exeter, Sea -
forth and Farquhar. The morning 'earl, n
was taken up with aplelotlog committees
nod 1 routine bosloe1.. The after.
noon session was coiled le order at 1:30 P.
w. The report of the District Heotetery
snowed • membership of 278, and the Du -
'riot Treasurer reported all bills paid eqi •
A DA9utnnov }'ASSAeg.-Inst Wednee-
day Dight was • stormy hoe on the water,
and the Itr. Ose'fnge had • rough pusses
ap'the Take. In add it on to the large goat -
tides of water ahipre I owing to the rolling
of the rebel, the pounding of the us forced
her to spring a leek In her larboard bow a
(maple of hoar. before her arrlyal here, and
It b.o•me . abetter of $ray@ (mines whether
•h. would be able to riafte 14a pert The
St 101.1 eerrfed a het•y load of Iro'gkt
both In her bold sod on dock. ooh*isllog
largely of salt, loaded at W humor for Sault
Ste. Marie. There as also a finality of
sugar, veritable., stet , and half a demos
hones. The sweeslly for keeping all the
pump. working. °onpled with the *sot that
the -entre Rn mold not be nevi as tth.re
was ton monk water In the bold, left as al-
to pller lead«t°ate'topple of atesm to pro-
pel the treat, tied et the INt every
to save the steam had to be adoptid, h.
dynamo eau stoppd, and eaten el the Detre
wog threwo overboard. nattily, abbot fear
.'sleek Thursday morale/ the vessel atered
Ur limbo?, w111 wily 'West .l.Iy psw•ds
el abeam a0d with Ibr raw weirs aka by tb. Dieter. ftz.oelloo. Opt.
Wismar( FAIR, furl DON -Tab year
Che•dal' favorite exhibition will be 0.1d
from dept. 1210 to 2010, • weak later then
lot year, and following the Ottawa and
Toronto shows, gritty s0oeeslve seer lbs
.tanagers of the Westoro fair make • move
forward, and this year will be ori szoepIiou
to tn.e regard. Preparations are bolo, made
whloh will keep the old " Western" well to
the trout as the meet eouoeestul as well as the
loading lira stook and Agricultural show of
the Dominion. Now and loterestioe features
are being tatto:mood for the (ir•t time.
lows important changes will be made ,o tee
atr.nromoot of exhibit's In the novo
u well am In other departmsoa. This year
will see the ,htroduotloo 1n the art gallery
of m•.y works of .rt of boor merit, by the
lading ulrotant the country. A large ezhtb.t
18 steered :n oo0ssg00001 of an Improvement
to premiums In that department; artiste
of note have already signified their io4ant1,•
of inhibiting. I: 'a clod fo t'ly expeo'sd
that the machine, y anJ agrIOoltur•1
Imp'emeot departmeat• w 1. be well filled,
Mm" of the ler4e.t m1•al.0'1lrefe of the
(Jotted Saots have in da app '01t100 for
space, .holt bar been •L.t;,d them. A
Dumber of Canadian ma rel aotur.rs are •1.0
anxious to exhibit. Doubtless ohs growing
agrto0l ural wealth of oar 0100807 offer•
great t.duo•mente to the manufaatarior
oonceroe across the fine. I. est year's
uoparal.11ed rooms. In the Into •took depart-
ments will no doubt be repeated. Exhibits
In the various okapis mere se numerous
that titillate's .,.01d for other purpose' had
to he Larne 1 Into stall., as well es
. 000mmodatioa provided outside lbs
ground'. Toe prorpeots of goo 1 oropa
tbrougLout oalario ahouid toad to maks
the Western 1.'r of 19)2 equal to soy that
have been, as rorarde the produate of bath
farm aid dairy It Is somewhat earl/ to
✓ efer to the aperitif att'a,'lona but we are
*attired tba the mu'Atemeut bare already
moored some sbr1Uleg and highly sensational
. e:obatio featares,,nd the list is far from be-
ing oomple'.• yat,a fud let will be .dyrtled
8. ibis paper Tater on. Ai 1. usual .t this
time ea 112 year, the of1t3e staff are busily
ag.ged to m.tltoi prize lista and other
ad writ slog mater throughout the
Province. The .corettry Whom, us that
he will be plowed to mail lists to any Jos
making •pplioat,00. A copy of rho 0.147
revised mop of western ()Aerie will also
ba mailed to arty *Atheists. I is a moat
*omelet" map, haying a full marginal
index, with railwaye.ul statics" speol.11y
marked se that pl•o a ow be sus ly found.
The map hae been 000yrlgbted. Kaon
school throughout ()memo hog been
furbished with a luftimtent number to
supply sash room.
COMING AND GOING
Mu. Nettie Cowan I. vuit,ag to D,tloll.
I). Mulrer made a Irep to Buffalo ebb
week.
Mus .J000le Lawson is vim tog n
Detroit.
Will. Hawkins, of Windsor, le •islting se
Dr. Clark's.
Geoffrey Holt le bomo from 'Trinity Col.
lege, Turooto.
Mum Etta Burry vidted friend. at Wing
bum this week.
Walter Maodould has returned from
Upper Canada College.
E. H. P.smore, of Detrote, made a brief
sadist home this weak
M. W. Howell visited his hems near
Brantford over Sunday.
A. W. Hadden spent several day. to
Alvinaton the put week.
J F: Beet, of Seifert, was els of the
holiday trotters to town.
Mrs. P. B Crewe, of Cllotor Is visiting
her mother, Mrs. }'ridham.
Mrr, 1). Johnston and son. of M.Itoo, are
visiting their relative. herr.
Will Blank has returned from Detroit and
Is working at the organ factory.
Mo. May Hetaher, of Detroit, is lee
guest of Mrs. Logos Mclh_n.ld.
Mina Loo's. Andrews h.. returned Lome
from Zurich for the school vacation.
M at Mary Oberman Is home from ler
oohool at Ridgeway for the holiday,
Min Emily Bachannn, of Klogsvllle. Is
home for the summer school variation.
Miss Ethel harrow, who teaches oar
Grand Brod, is FIRM. for the holidays.
THE H B. a• G. VAC rim WOAD. (something like $2.50 on eaoh $1,000
FOR over a
quarter of • century f of assessment for all time.
1 In addition to the benefits that
would accrue., as above stated, at the
end of the period of twenty years,
there are many immediate benefits
outride of proximity to markets and
the advantages for passenger traffic.
Amongst these are the following :
Outside of the steel and iron that will
be used per mile for construction
Were wit'. be an expenditure of some
$6,000 per mile in ties, poles and
labor. The furnishing of ties and
poles alone will cosh at least $4,000
per mile and will provide • market
not only for every tie and pole along
the line of road, but also for • large
portion of the ties and poles elsewhere
in the municipality. In this way the
township by taking $50,000 stock in
the road will obtain a market for
$112,000 worth of ties and poles for
telephone and trolley service, which
will thus put in circulation in the
municipality during the year of con-
struction twice more money than the
township will have to pay to secure
stock in the enterprise. During the
time of construction a large portion
of the wages of the employees will be
spent in the municipality, Bad this
will be no inconsiderable sum, and
will prove an immediate advantage to
the ratepayers.
There is another way in which the
taxpayers will be greatly benefitted.
The carrying of passengers and freight
by the electric road, which is bound
to keep up iits portion of the road
allowance, will materially' lessen the
wear and tear on the public highway,
u it will be safe to say that not one
fifth of the vehicle travel now necessi-
tated will be in vogue when the oleo
tric line is in service. In this way
the repairs to the roads on which the
cars run will be much lessened and
the statute labor of the townships will
be decreased to that extent.
In the above we have briefly put be-
fore our readers some of the innumerable
advantages that will result to thesubar•
ban residents should the present pro.
ject for providing railway service in
the northern townships be endorsed
by Ashfield on the 8th of July. The
necessity for better railway transpor-
tation facilities in the northern town-
ships is apparent to •11 ; the benefits
to be derived trom such a road are in.
calculable ; the amount of stock taken
would be returned three times
oyer by the money spent in the
municipality during the time of con.
struction ; during the years for carry-
ing the bonus the interest and sinking
fund would be more than compen-
sated tor by the dividends from the
stock ; the cost of keeping up the
township roads would be minimized
by the carrying of freight and paasen.
gars by the electric road ; and at the
end of twenty years the dividends
from the stock would materially assist
in paying the expenses of the munncip,
.lily.
These are good end sufficient reasons
why it is the bcunden duty of every
ratepayer In the township to devote
sufficient time on Tuesday nett, July
8th, to poll his own vote in favor of
the enterprise and to see that his
neighbor does likewise.
there has been as agitation in Huron
county to better railway faeilitles.
Time and again efforts have been
made by the people of the different
sections to get together and formulate
s workable scheme, froom one
cause or snottier diffbuterences •erose
which hindered the work from cowing
to a succeuf,l completion. The
Huron Jr Ontario, the C. P. R. to
Guelph, and the C P. R. to Wing -
ham have each in its turn come be-
fore the people, but in every instance
the shaping of affairs was in the hands
ot outside railway men or promoters
who were not conversant with the re-
,luirementa of this part of Western
Ontario, and the result was anything
but favorable to the success of the
project.
cwt year a number of business
men and others of (]oderich under-
took to look into the advantages that
would accrue to Huron county by the
construction of a belt line of electric
road which would serve in a practical
way every township in the county,
and with that object in view the ser-
vices of • competent engineer, N.
HAN805 (:RgsN, of Montreal, were se-
cured to investigate the scheme
The result of the engineer's trip through
the county was a report in favor of the
project, both for freight and passenger
traffic, and acting upon the report •
charter was applied for and obtained
at the last session of the Legislature.
In the interval • number of the
councils of municipalities in Huron
and 13ruce were seen and franchisee
obtained for right of way and other
privileges.
Recently capitalists have been in
duced to look toward Huron as s field
for railway investment, and we learn
with satisfaction that there is every
reason to believe that s large part of
the capital needed to construct the
road will be supplie.l,on condition that
the municipalities interestexl will show
their earnest desire for improved
transportation by taking a certain
portion of stock in the enterprise.
With this end in view the Company
has entered into negotiation with
several municipalities and as a result
the first of a series of stocktaking
votes will be submitted to the electors
of Ashfield nn Tuesday, July 501.
The amount of stock called for by this
vote, as will be seen by the advertise-
ment which appeared for several weeks
in this paper, is $50,000, the interest
and sinking fund of which will call
for an annual payment of $3,679 for a
period of twenty years. Should the
railway pays dividend of 5 per cent.,
the annual payment would be reduced
$2,500,thue leaving only $1,179 to bis
levied on the township, which would
represent. an annual tax of only 75c
on each $1,000 of assessment ; a 6 per
cent. dividend would decrease the
ennusl payment t3 $679 per annum,
or 36 cents on every $1,000 of rum -
moot ; and an R per cent. dividend
would wipe out all payments and
place an annual surplus of 1321 in
the treasury of the municipality. At
the end of twenty years the township
would be free from all ancual pay-
ment., and would own $50,000 worth
of stock in a paying enterprise, which
would be earning, accenting to the
statistics of electric roads now in
operation, from 8 to 12 per cent. per
annum on the capital stock. Taking
the minimum, R per cent., as the basis,
the municipality at the end of twenty
years would not only be free of all in
debtedneiss in connection with the
road, but would be in receipt of $4,000
a year annually, a sum that would
almost keep up the roads and
bridges all ever the township. and
thus mince the annual taxation by
Walter Baohanan. of Toronto, Is 'pend -
Ing holidays in town for a week or two.
The Mime. Ina and Mettle Salkeld, of
Stretford, are vl dtior their relatives ben.
MIs. Fred Jehoston and daughter, of
Salt Ste Merl., are •Isittng Mrs. Stlrhnp.
Mies K.e Oundry lett Monday morning
00• visit to IJtt,ndge and other eastern
po:ate.
Mie Quesnle Robert.aoo he. returned
home for the holidays from her school near
Exeter.
Robe Immo, it , of Toronte,'petit • few
dove the week iulti0g th• old home on the
Huron road.
Miss F in• (Jame returned home lad
week, haying finished her term al treater In
Grey township.
The Misses in Touted ern home after
completing the work of the term at their
reepeetivs schools.
F..1. Mayotte, who I' now employed in a
Toronto drop store, spent a few days to
town the past week,
o./.h Oltenia. on hand, Report of temper. tiro (lrstg rate:
daughter F:velya, of
Ince o0mmitt0el In refereou• to the matter Seaforth, hs,e r•ourced home alter 710";1110141
of prohibttioe se connected with the vote to of t days to town.
he taken on Dee. 4, wo would say we regret Mies Belle Jardine, who has been teach
(h•1 the Legislature did not ere fit to print 105 at 1) ..hw, 0, is fern tor the variation
the changes In 1ho conditions ukad for by as het horse Is A.IBeld.
the vote taken •t the •rest convention held 1)r. and Mrs. Ju. Rohn., ,t Omaha,
at Toronto, Feb. 1902, and would recom N•breaka, .re unities Mr., Robins' mother,
mend that we .bide by the decision of Me Mr• K..t .1,..t
Ontario branch of Ile (lunloloaAnises. 1 I Tobe, of 'lite Fres Prow (Arno
to be held In Toronto, ori Ju'y
29th,asto 10. amino we a Iedlvldaais Leder, qa•e us s call let work. He cense
•hail task•. ('.reed. Stn. et the refer : up to vont his people In Colborne.
We are pleased to note the •babe formate Wm. Hogarth, of WIn,13eg, heshesn•I.-
In mea benh4• t •' ol! wo that It •" meg h • grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm,
not larger. Nn eounotl ins duobtrled and M`arman, for a few days lhlo week.
one new 000n,t1 hes been nrgan'ted, In CI u' Mts. K 0, Rnb.raeo and eon, Muter
Th. iNe r Cor u oaWillett Morton, of 7i ratford, are , ultlog
sA to eemmehicactte wis000c,h theliGranead Slrrnlarytrmct- at the maidens, of W. R Robertson.
re the oomlo5 et ler. and Mrs. Davidson to Mre. J. Cam lc and Mir ('lark returned•hie dlainrt to this month of OJte1wr. i o. Aa/order to Detroit after yletttna rna-
wa. with 1151.1 th. dutrlot aovopted the
reelknatloe of Mr Jacgai, grow, D Knot flaw In loom for the put four week••
P
Ssoo•t•ry. Mire h: •nohale we. appoint. Mfe D41't1 ,lardlne, rf Deeganaon, la
ed to the office of remoter, and war lestroot- •oma► nn .n ezloo4.d tour to Toronto,
ed to forward the thanks of th'e dial clot to Wht•by, Othaw• nod tithes *Stearn Points.
Mr Jaorin.0 for hi. very of5'!ent and 8.4141. John Blttmae, el Ih• staff of I'be Malt
lul servlo.e 5. serum ary, •8.r. the •ympsthy Reverter, whn with SDP. Rittman was
of the members in hie sat Inlet". M., and ylslllne In town. gave Tux Smoot. a mall
M. ,•, nrgsnl"raid
ere for the Royai batt weak
1'.re.sepl1)an, wereIduap rid Gild d the Irl*' Fil.orwoo ('onnnl'y, who has hoes
meeting, also t•yorsd tie with Instrumental &boodle, 8. M t'. 7ollege, T0r0211yo,
and yowl mast° on the mandolin an 1 guitar returned last week to hes home in llod.rloh
Ur. M,('.Imm gave as •eroll.s0 r.pere of ((mo.blp.
the pro.eed,nge at lined (titled In F. nen
John Beer, who hoe boos MO the angle•
try. Mr, H, !'ark, Wioghnm, was •genie work. staff f, r some time, barone to 5.040
ad 1. i) ,m
.tt.04 the inion Allison Cooler Bte. Marl•, taking the ser. 1�1nEdward no
Hon to he held to duly. A hearty vete , t 8raday nl.ht.
than►. tree Mindere' the m.tab,re of Winq
ham soused for their kind ebeepq.a and Mr. 0nd Mre. It V.Mo.nr e, r, end
geestethospitality extended Mthe ddegstes Mr.. Nrn to Anhesne, Mr. Kend MreMU M.
(Ton the tartans oonnolls. The wenn. Elliott attended this prohibition eon•eatlen
el.sed to meet •e the soil el the D.1,8.1 le imn4e. this week.
Cessolllor, at • time and prros to b. Aced Fred. Hostile, N the Beek et 1:emntere..
Ob•them, fet'm alp of tM G"Mel.h Mate►0
swot • oouple of day. In towel last writ
•IdtIng him friends here.
Philip Holt, K. (' . •rd W. Proadfoat,
K. (J.. represented the County iaw 1.1b -
Puy Asoolatlnn et the meeting of lawyer.
held 1n Toronto Mile week.
Ilavld Brawn, of .1. 1.. Morrison Co .
Toronto, has been •isltl,m In linder(ch dm
los (h• past week, the anent of Mr. and
M1.. Jog. Boohoos, sr., Chores street.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
20 to 25o prize batter ! W• offer for the
beet three Labe or boxes of hotter dellrerod
dart's, July, 5e, 4, and 3e. respoollady,
over highest market pries. O. E. Kona,
W Ingham.
Mr. M• KIM'" change of •d. was revolved
too late for this issue. He ha 300 yards
of 54 int h all wool hemespoe la plank, gray,
oa.y and b ,whlob he Is .elfin, for 50
oasts. yard.
The beet finality of toe cream, also the
greatest variety of true Irall jelo. ter
sodas, are served at the Victoria restaurant,
West et. O onfeotlonery, fruit, agars and
tobaccoes. ('IIAt. H1.At'KN•rotrg, proprietor.
Telephone 70.
(lonkal.R LIVRST 9700E --Yoe eat *Nom
dollar. If you boy your boots and Weeds at
the Uoderioh bargain store. Another snap
thfe weak --120 pairs of boys','yenlhs' nae
ohlldra9 Wow, reenter pew. 75o std $1.00
per pair, your oholo. for 50o ; and 400 pale,
of mea's,wem.a's and miaow' shwa, rogal.r
price $1,50, $1.70 and $2 00, year chinos of
this Int for $1.00. No aene.aoe, this 1. •
genuine cheap male. J. W. HttorvyRlrlt.
Mr.. StrInoy Maloomson and daughter
Dorothy, el 414.. Wsetminatar, R. C , are
emitting the former's mother, Mn. Wm
Rnhert.a, and w111 remain hen for several
months.
Rev, i), M. Rnehanan, of Lanark, eau
In town Wednesday H. is sp.ndtng hie
venation wheeling shrnnrh this part of the
noantry. H. 'cited friends in Elated and
vlolnity.
The Wawa Henderson, .f Windsor, wars
wesenrere on the dr. Kleg Edward Vneday
nleh0, and remained In town • few days be
(ore proofed's, to Reseal! M ♦Jell their
brother, itev. 1. S. headmen's
Mee. .taw Btrnnth Oft as Friday for
P,raet(erd, ober. Mr. Mlreeah has hese
w.wkbg for .ems elme aed where they will
make Coed, haute to tutors. Mn MMeegh
.Me ewe me et bursas la Mat ol17.
AUCTION SALES.
A11 parties getting their Dale 6114 rotated al
tale oMoe winks., • frees Bolla 'mer/.4
in this IM nor to the time of sales,
YATl'Rnay. .I.1y 5th. --Attrition sale of
good., ohatal. and *Rats ae my wetisa
room., Hamilton street, at 1:30 r..4. en the
•holm date. TeoMA. Un.nav, Iuo0a..r
.Indgs Street has elven indrawn'
In th• ease of Doherty vs. Millers' Bad
Mannf.otor.rs' nommen* (:o. , an armies to
remover $24,.52.3 70 In repeal e.4 d•m.gw
dent by fire to the plaintiff.' property at
4 11,ton. 1'he property was Insured hy Iwo
policies Isned by A.fesdanr, het the prem.
lam' had not been palai, although the de-
fendants had reinsured their risk. won,
that no oantrael *elated hollows the pieta
tiffs toed ddad.ete fee an Iw.0,5sa for
the vicar beeissing Slit October, 1901. Ala
timeol8ml.,ed with soots, W. &'v..4.
Gederleb fee ,brei . R . llluwhr0 IG