HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1902-9-11, Page 44 TIOtaDAY, Kept. 1I, 1902.
THE SIGNAL : GODERIOR ONTARIO
We Are Exceedingly Anxious
to clear out all of our Summer Clothing.
We need the money and must have the
room for fall purchases.
For one week
Ws will give you
big bargains la..
Men's, Boys' and Children's Suits,
Men's and Boys' Odd Trousers.
Ito flood yuotIne Woes pore. No matter bow little you
pay fur your clothes. melees they ars reliable you travel
nothing, and on perfect fitting clothing like our., at
almost halt prow In anus oases, the savtmg 1s vast.
In Men's Furnishings.
A hoe et colored telt front Shirts, were $1 00, este priori 6,5o.
'brinty'e browo •tiff Hats, were 12 50 and 13 00, ale price 75.
Men's, Boys' and Children'. Straw Hata at exactly half pries.
•
W. C. PRIDHAM.
Perfect Flt.log l'lotblog House. M..'. Clothier, Farnl•ber ann Hatter.
ght
in PUlat.31111113
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
Ia1l fA fleaJUM $ T'
CIODZRIOH, THURSDAY. HIP'!. 11, 1902
WHA r 01 HERS ARE SAVING.
KEEP YOUR OVIICOAT'
London New. The moral of the oral
.IrIk.1. rile Itoo't give vont old oy.noat
sway. } ou may have to wear It 10 bed
this winter.
rn„el,to/s ALI3M.
Hamilton Speotslor Wby don't the
Bower moo get together and ioel.t oo riving
posies their English name! Why .tick to
soh thing. ea Hydrangea liraodlficr• Pan-
loulata and Pelargonium Capitatam Slop
Must='
levee THINK AnurT IT •,.1111.0.
Brookville Recorder: A lot of hurrahing
is bsln5a over a prepcnsd last.Ieamethip
hoe. '10 t 50011men1 into the tranaotloo
will be banoombe. Will It pay Canada to
pry a large subsidy for such a line` To•
flu..ttoo will sand considerable investiga-
tion.
THE MAt'HINI
Forest Free Prow Arch, Hi.Iop, Liberal
M, P. P. for Ease Huron, while running a
b alder ori his farm the other day, accident
ally out two lege off his oollle dog, and the
animal bad to be killed. It will now to to
order for The Mal sod Empire to else a
*ohms editorial en the noisioun work of
the -machine" to Huron.
NaLRCHINI ,0R A NAME.
Leaden Ad•erti'er : The premier et Aus-
trails says he dt.4kai the word oolooy. He
1. mo al
t onet.t
hie. It is too .ugt..tlys of
tutelage for sed(-Joyeruing nations like Can-
ada, Austra'it end New Zealand. The
Globe proposes the word a tmm. a e•altb as
a 506.11 ate for oolooy It is • g..od i L.
oeratlo term, and It is just as ea,y to speak
of 1.h. Commonwealth of Croad• s the
colony of Canada, bur we want • word that
will wove Instead of "oolonta','' used either
at an adjective or a noun ' Greater Bel-
ida" aptly deemib.. the Kmp re, outride of
16e British Base, bat It won dol do to call
the colonials Great.r /intone
Two NATIONS; 0l 1 I•ItOPLY..
Montreal Star: A proof of how toter-
wo•ea the two great English siamiumg no
tlooe are name• up every now and then, to
time of lroub',• When f'ratdeot MoKin-
l.y was atnoken down, the hone* where he
was oared tor was that of • former Caiaiian,
the obis( doctor &od the head ours. who
attended ham were Cau&dlans. Now the mut -
cower of the martyred Preeldear h.e been In
deadly peril, and it ,urs out that the so
called secret ser•.oe man, really oo• of ' h.
President's trusted WhimHoue* b"dy1
guards, who loot hie life in the very sot wit
warming off the car whioh was endangering
Me oarriage, was a dormer British soldier.
Bleed 1. thicker then water.
uNTA R,6'O Al:Rll'QLTTRAI, 11 IAI.TII,
Toronto World : We owe large figure.
whoa we have to value the year '• wheet °rep
at 116 000,000, and the oat Drop at over $13,-
000,000, bat both those .'aro.. of resume
are surpassed by the yield of bey, which
without tattling In the second orop will bring
the farmer $40, 000 000. Aud seconding to 1 he
Department of Aer.oulture, whet we 1,-
olad• all t
he areal
orop and the dairy and
livestock Industries, we must 6e the total
agrloaltural product of (toterl° for 1902 al
$200,000,000. We are proud of such • show -
leg, whtnh compares with Mano•a and
Northweet total returns. onmbined mimeo
ad at probably $60,000 000. Besides we re-
peal that Ilotarto, which hu mealy rouroes
o f farm revenue to rely spin, 1. to • eater
podtloo than the We.&, whioh, as yet, de
plods mostly on acs atop.
A Orr IAI. 5. rNRIM 'it T11AT rAII.go.
Se. Miry'. Argus With 0t.o burning of
Ro.kle, Ge , end. n futile but Intereeling
experiment, whIoh was regarded with In
tweet and sympathy by many who hod cot
She ooar.g. to take pert to It. it was an
jyt attempt to I've the oomtnonut', Cif.. ('hid
1 among 1'. Inund.r. wee Inert ('.sun, •n uric
Mitoh.11 t ny, of br,ll.nt verde. and ur-
•oo6(.d nhlll'y, •int 61, wife, Mr,, India
Commander in: oho preferred to .tyle her-
self. Like nearly all such attempt. It f.11.4
The freedom of Anvlo Saxon Institution.,
S .L 3 'I El d.L
XO -N0111
'amu veep
OAtt...t V 'IL aI.ANJi�w Awn
-tmaredtwuol am, ton op Lag,
'untuegrea )O arty Inanhax) aql' mil
Ramo.' aril 103 .Yon et 'appal,'
08e arra ro main
'15 umalum) ant rl norpodtlrao,
Mum gtrvaqlnA
'rwaonl a . meq; ii
•IOMoq 04$
uwyl Apoq 041 jo suwjt
-.so $uVLIOdwl Broad$ ori
CUM 1=1.041,
the atundance of land, 16. hoepitahty to
ideas, oo mat 'er how fano:fut. and the really
wide sympatblea that ex .t among the
common people, have led to repeated
efforts 1m found ictal commuultj.. In whom
ail ahku should be none riob and none pour.
Jo euoh emmmun t its all would be brothers.
No problem would be created by disputes
between labor aad capital, for •'1 would be
labor and there would be little,:.pltal. Yet
theme experiment• rail, and all because It 1.
lute/noble to eliminate from them the tactor
of human nature.
ONTARle Leans.
Hamiltoo Spaot.tor : Ontario, too, 1s
blessed Bair year with wonderful crops.
Forty to sixty bushels of what to the a. re
is a common th.ng; forty bushels of barley
to the acre Is frequent; eighty bushels of
oats to the acre '. no rarity, and there are
two crops of hay this year, to *y ootblog
of the root., whish ars the •Maes. And look
at the fruit' The Ontario man has abuod-
anoe of fruits of all vartatlee that grow In
the temperate zoos, and his garden gieee
h n teooer legstables wh•ch o.000t be
.roan in the Northweer. And 16• winter
..'!Imate of Ontario 1s mild sod enlnyablr.
There Is no more favored spot cm top of
earth than Oraod 0 d Ootari•, and the 11'1 -
en of her toll are getil°, great reward for
their Imlustry. li:•• Manitoba and the
Northwest every oredlt that is due them;
but Ie, at M known that the dweller in I/o.
tsno 1. a more Iaoky man than the raiser of
No. 1 bard on the great plains of the West.
Lei those who must go somewhere go to
His Canadian Northwest, but 1st no Ontario
young moo be fooled into giving up hie
plan here simply for the sake of change.
Hero ie is In tie beat spot on earth.
A NORIA CANADIAN.
Montreal Wino...: If the Imperial Gov-
ernment had Replanted Sar 11. tltrid Lennie
to go on his present trip through Europe
and make publlo sp..obeU euoh as he hu
been mak ng, 1.t sold not haus taken better
nr more rffeo,oal mans for refuting the
elaodtra of (h• Coatitont•I press. As a
living representative of the e000..e of 101t-
teh oolopi.1 pohoy sod an obeisant ex.eosenl
of the practical exoellsoa of British meth -
o le of govern, u•., he pr..Iota en obleat
hereon to the rot ere n3 I peoples of Europe o1
unexampled Impressireaese. None but be
could have as orated the tout of Fran..
wltb Ll s King of Great Britain In an &s.'em
bly of Frenehmeo and woe their •pplanse
Teat he did •o wee • derlog pr.tot that whit-
tle wu loyal to the traditions of the land
of his forefathers, he was true to 16• Brit -
fish (;rows under whioh be wee born, and
the Io•tltutIon• wblch he so nobly repres-
ents. W'• are thankful for what may well
be reraeded as the wonderful phyncal and
mental endurance whioh has been •000rded
to one who has been able to do so mush to
elites his country and the world. When nnr
follows It.• personal history of Sir Wilfrid
during (he put all years and ro•6zet h•.w,
luring that period, tie has posed wl hout
intermission from ons engrossing strata to
aim; her oar oannot but wonder at the our
rival in one not robur.; of ►ho 'nod temper,
..geode and even el••tici ye and 51a•r
which continue to make him equal to ev, ry
o.ceelos, no matter how trying Wt ea we
hear th•r he has now oocael•nal,y to take
•6•nlots rat In hod for days at a time our
.ympathin or with him and 1 r the stake of
the country sad the empire we wish him
the rscaperatl,• relaxation to so moob
amide. -- AM )NG OURPEXCHANGES
we 11 ltrawdsldr The wills snap shots.
ITorooto starer
"Admiral" Mc(irllfcoddy should hurry
home to liodench, as there may be gunboats
sent over there by the W.uh'ngtoo Govorn-
mat owing to that bag looideot,
_-
1 hat Phawteew Praise.
Malt Itepor;ee,i
Goo. i. I. now number eight in the list of
marine nein... Who ays the adding of
t'ommodore D•n Md:dhcuddy'. magolfioent
(redge to the Lake Hama fleet ha■ not had
. good affect t
New Whal • Nees Pollee
1St. Joseph t'oereepondent.)
A oertau lawyer from (ioderieh paid •
flying yule to our burp one der last week.
H. may ha. good Meyer, tint te I. no
pugilist. Moral : S.Nk to law, it is easier
no (h• (ani.
11ee•w'1 May WMC.othi Leoes.
(Neatfth San.!
01r. Wm Morella spent Thursday last In
Goduiob bass &Wag. AIs.1Nsrdle onewa4
no • nice siring of good ba... The fish were
all otuoht from the birakwater at the
mou hof un rtstr.
1 -
leery Like &misfires.
Monfort h Sua.l
Fully 500 people took in the trip to Golf-
o' 1.•6 last Friday on the co melon of the
anon.l union Saodsy *oboe) exnurstor Tne
d., was plea.",. Illy most 1, that beautiful
resort In (.odeuoh, Harbor Pak, and the
arced that rammed bots in the imitator
was a happy Qst.
Aa safe.mete Coe
1 Argoaaat. i
The tramp wee very tired and sorely in
need of eom.thlne to devour. He •ppraaob-
ed • farm hones sod, meeting the farmer'.
el 1e. Mors, VIM
' Give me something toast's', the omelette
of the Weer mar. and I will kill all the
rate about the place."
"Agreed," was the aawer.
Re wee given • good plate of int a•. and
brad, which ht ,•oneomed sp. dal,, and
Hen eked for 1h. he., est mallet that
/mold he flan, R,ee,vine the &c's ho set
down upon the threshold and said to 0t.o
farmer's wale
'Now brine not your rata "
(Metal -Always bare the de1d• epeoie,
la a emetr.ca)
S. nerd fel 'mow will be hid On 0e; -
oboe 13ribmad 14A.
CHURCH CONGRESSES -
of Ike Methodist Yeaera few
=ore... and Aattic.. Gueral Irmo/.
The Gewral Conferenos of the Meilicollst
church of Oaaade Is 1s seerlo. at %Y b:p•g
The feature of the opeaioe day, 'tbund.y
l..b, was a e gorous addles. Ly Rey. Dr.
Carman the General Suwnuteudeot, who
✓ ev towed the progress of th. church docs
Hie last meeting, four years aro, and touch-
ed upon other matter. of sate' lutenist to
the deuomloatloo. H. submitted a table of
statistice to grew the portae(' of the ohurcb
n ow and four years ago Toe memb.rebtp
bad tuoivaeed from 280,537 to 1898 01 291.-
895 In 1902, an lacrosse of 11,358; ministers
bad loor.aeed from 1,703 to 1.792; probe,
(loners bad deo naerd from 328 to 238; loner
preacher.' from 2.362 to 2,248, aad Was
widen Irian 7,309 to 6,791. Sabbath
soboole had looteaeed from 3,345 to 3,425,
and the amouote raised Ly Sabbath sahuole
from $483,115 to $645,261. The number of
League. and Young People's Soutetle• had
decreased from 1,947 to 1,809;' ,and Thar
membership from 81,935 to 69,402 The
number of oburubcs had loorsased from 3,
329 to 3,413; the total value et ohurth
property from 815,429,964 to $16,802.438.
white the total oburoh and Darson■go debte
had fallen from 82.912 311 to $2.520 230
16• amount raised for s11 purposes ha 1 in
creased fr.,m 19,276,986 to $10,911,171.
Ur. Carman called .peulal attentIou to the
loot 61.' the increase of 11.000 la member
. hip was mush smaller than during any
other quadrennial .coca the uolor' of the
chorohse lu 1883. The other loon•.es is
order were: 27,666, 36,399, 27,085, 19,684.
'rhe d mleottoa to the numbtr of Epworth
Leagues and Young People's Soot. ties also
we, remarked. The gain to peraolags ot
Methodlets during the deoade 1891 to 1901,
as shown by last year's oensun, was 8, of the
Anglicans 5, of Presbyterians 11, and e1
Roman Catholics 11.
14. Carman urged the necealty tf tektite
energetic measure. 10 keep the church
shroud of the tide of immigration flowing
loco 16e R'eetern ooautry, and at some
length diseaesed 1 schemes suggested
to •allot In the accomplishment of this
purpose The (11104tlo0 of amusements also
wee dealt with at length. Dr. Carman
stated the argument', pro and con, for the
elimination from the discipline of the note
probtbitlpg dancing, card,playlog and other
amusement', and spoke stroogly against
the proposed ohaoge. The prohibit too
1-aatlon was touobed upon, and the net -
entity of • nobler olttzeus619 was emphasiz-
ed.
Se far the oonlaeoa has been engaged
chiefly In oommittee work, and there bee
been little general dtsauseloo. Oa Satur-
day, however, there was an interesting
debate upon the report of the committee on
o.emcrlal,. Th• committee recommended
that t6e discipline be amended by the sob
stItutton for the weeds "layman," "laymen,"
and other masculine words wherever that
cooter the word. -la
y member," "member,"
"delegate," and ' Ivy delegate." The effect
o f this would be to authorize the admission
of women as m.mh.ra to Matelot meeting.,
annual °potsreno.s and the General Coo
toren' e. Tito sote that was taken although
n ot • straight ens on the yo..tion of the
admission of warner, dkspc.ed of the prc-
pogal for this Conference •t least.
The Antietam General synod.
The third ..orlon of the General Syood of
the Church of Eoglarl Ie Can.dr, which
opened on Wedo..dey of last week, 1.
another important denominational event.
In the •bsenoe through II.'-bealth of the
Primate, the Arobblebop of Ratert'e Laid,
a message from Hot Crane was read by
Arohbleb:,p Flood, the action prestdene
The Pr:m•W referred to the tut that six
year.' had pasted .roc. the last meeting of
the General Syood, and urged mors frequent
matings, A IeogLhy r4e111nos sea, mode
to the oeoseoly of a '.bang. 10 the m moo
ary policy of the church :i el ler partici,
tarty to reach the needs r4 the great eom-
momtise that are rising op in the Weed..
The l'rlm•te els, refs rad 1, lbs Importanoe
of 1. reign mi..scno and unit,d effort on to
half of the oellrg . H. oleo admire of the
necessity that este ed for • providon as er-
'.n,tse a the oleo .oh fo . the support of beo-
'6m•,y load., eu^h ox clarity, widow, aad
orphan u•,d on I n imp.r,anaattoi font,
In oonoluslon the Pelmet. touched on tome
of ,he grave ques0o°, tf the day .ff Winn
the religious ohar.o;.r o/ the pe,ple, the
o eglec' of family and Lah110 worship, the
lessening of the sense of the aeottty of the
Lord'. O.v. intempuaoo., Immoderate
abaedonmnd
ent to ••11 le. of amusement and
luxury ant extrnv,genr dying, sod the
creation of the roi g nue Int truotion of the
you 01
Thursday wee oorup sl tri, .8y in Amen-
ing the P.Im.Le'e plea for the eetablt•hment
of • society ter the geouai mialetary work
of the oburc'•, to be ko-,wn so the Mu. on-
ery Snot. 1 s of the Church of EoglenJ ie
(;toad•, under the oha•ge n1 • Burl o1
Miasma., consisting of ell the members of
hath house with power to add to their
number, '1'6e °aeon was ooncarrsd in alter
a lone dlicuuton.
Ido Frtd,y the Synod received fralerosl
greetings from other ohm and Battened
n •ddrea... frim 'gore... 'ante°, of the
Pro stent Epl•oo al Church in the Molted
5 atm and the Preehyt•ri•n Cburob to
l'anad..
On oatnrlsy 1.h- new 51 eeinnay Society
ecu orgeo-zed, and R v. I. N. 'fucker, of
V.0000 e,, sea. 41,111, 11 •,1 ore1nl,i0,1 GOO
rotary 7
N y wt r relairy (t.
l ,50).
The following re.otetle. eel Christen on
by we, oases! ; " Thea the G: neral Synod
of the Churob of Enel.od in Canada again
nets, the 'wow a• Centime of •I1 profits'
Int Christiana loth. elm •tieing Irem separ-
ation and eek' that prayer to God shall be
oe0tiruelly made for Met .0o.ty for whioh
oar bI..'ed Lord .o earnestly prayed and
invitee mum Mutt l roaiersioeswith thersper-
aetarlvee of ao, body of Chri,tlaas willing
to..odder this vital questfoe, and Mist a
jolct oommltt.. shall be appolat,d to w1 o0
behalf of M• Synod la Ws matter."
TERRIBLY RUN DOWN.
The pelplem trendier in .f a Toon' Lads
Rad O.w ane 'l04 Cured.
Blind Weer, Oat , Sept. ''tMies Emily Emily Liddell, of this place, tattered
fora Inns time with fem.'s weakness and
back tchr '(he le better now sod writea
the following statement - -
' 1 would most heartily and o raeolentlous
1y adv se all young women troubled with
remote weakest,. to any norm fairy Dodd'.
Kidney 1'111., for thew cured meafter sy..''-
1h•ng else had t• Ind, `
"For mu shs at a time I wet so low anti
weak t6. 1 f, and 1.t tmpo..,li n to attend to
my bou.o)nld (kr a ,d my hook need to
. ole eon's lung dreallul.
"Now I feel .troag and Metter than. 1 inter
did an 113.11'. K daily Pelle dud It al ."
CHURCH KOTL S•
Al. the react district meet!ng of the
Methedut church the foliow,og arrange-
ments were mode for the mt.olonary anal -
of the ohurohl. in t he distant :
(laterloh (North *trete), C'iateei (Wedgy
ohurehi (Ontario street), Hlyth-Coal are
rangemen •.
Ood•rtoh (Viet/die strew )_R.,, J. Keo.
nide, H. 1).
S.alerth-Feb. 15, 16 Deputation, Rev.
A. K. Melte, 1.. 0 H , W. R. Lough.
Itolm.wrne-Nor. 23, 24 Deputation,
R v 1 11 W'•1 vie, H A , Rev. M. J. WII-
s •n, 8. A , .n. ft W McKeetle.
1).i g.nnnn -(1 '. 26. 27 Re. Pr pulse
rid Rev H. 0f. AI.. n ng
Nile R. ur G1lfer'.
Renmtller-Out 19 Rey. R. A Miller.
Antigen -R-•. D. 1).,,el.
W.1 ,- Rev. J..hn H• limo.
Leadenbore-Clew. Cyr li1f.ri, Ray. J. W.
Rah none, &ad W. R. Leave.
Terek.nmltti-Rev, 11 1". Menet g,
R'yfi.ld-Gut. 19, 26 R.• Jae Boer,
P. 11, and Rey. R A. Miller,
Varna -OW. 8, R••, Y. J. WIILos, H. A.
From the Top of the Tops
to the Bottom of
the Bottoms.
Leather -lolled leather -nothing but
honest makes--etyh.h shapes -COM -
where
H.re.
1.v
All the tams.
Wet day. and cold quite often from
now on. Suitable .boes w sensible
shoes.
11s can sell you footwear that isn't
etrdd of the wet -and etlect a saving
10r you la prima lilt 00a be doss..
W. SIIARMAN
A HAUNTED ISLAND. 1 hardly bring ourselves to believe that the
members of the club are afraid .t spirits.
Wain Manes Oared by Gedertek Peep's,
oke Abode er a Departed aplrie.
Io take Huron there Is so Leland aIle/
Malo Station. Oo this .land ie a e!e0
strnalgrs whioh le supoo ed to here been
fort to abetter the American troop. In 16
war of 1812. The Indiana tol n,•uy Lorre
of the melte whioh are ounces,' to sotto
round this forr .hsshooter.
T n 1. built a t e
solid sons. 0 In ,:sided Tato two nom
partmeour by a stone partltloo, and ie see
of these I. foetid a fireplace. to and &roan
this .rooter• have bees found the bones o
many human beluga. Alm tome dutaeoe
below the ourfaos bare been unearthed
number at 0•n000i of ,olid Seri, and (L
other weapon. 1 f warfare.
In the summer of 1389 a sniping party
Tie red the Id&nd, where they imposed re-
maining
e,maining for sour• time. Oo the hest eight
they determined to Bleep within the walla of
the old tort. A. the darkness gathered
round driftwood we, brcugtt and bight
tires wars soon •61.z, In cash of the fire-
places. Scoty-telling, song-.iogiog and
whlat.play,og wore tie am...Aeuty of toe
even•og. At last, aha bout for retiring
hating arrived, amp beds were &rrant,l1
and all retired. Ad had Iain fo' several
hours ; a num! er were to the world ot for
alufe.
g s wh•c s
h w• show •,
, L byherr heavy
ev
y
brea'hlrg. The wind moaned among abs
trees ..d the waves beet ep..o the ref k.
below the oaff. Just nu'. :if, the walls was
hoard a strange and unratthly color, w5l,ls
awoke revere! 01 the °empar, who aro.* to
see, if possible. Ike ranee 1,f thedisturbine*,
Oo npen,or the door • bump's). nol•e was
beard • dew rods .w v, bur as Ike night wt e
dark notbt ,g relit r bo seen. After
tee rg n n ,1•• lin a• for rime time, and rre-
tn5 u., hn g .11 sgcn rallied to their bode,
pith the 0., pe of ori (enlist disturbance for
the nigh . In Ors, however, 1l er wan do -
5)9 lot. d, fo only • few u..riutes elapsed
when the writ gar noise wee •5.i0 heard
Pule t me it •uun 0,1 I le on. cry,ng for
help. The door was &Lain opened mud .
white figure of a human beteg was seen. 1.
di.appeare.I .s if the earth had opened to r..-
°Pivs L Thn e soh.: 01 ro aw•k• and saw
the eight rememb red the stories told of the
haunted totanti. Ther. w• 1 A minds wars
continued during the r at 0 the n ,hr an„
sleep forsook the frlgh•eo•d oI.r.pers. Ar
.000 se daylight broke all cJucfaded to
Kaye the bl.o', whioh t',ey did, selecting
another dime dtetaneefrees this cn,, where
hey p t, had ,bear tat t sod finished 'Erb
stay at LA. Heron.
1'6e above, which is cl•pped Irom The
Wierton Koho,'refers to the 'eland a6 ch
for some y past ha. been the r.c 11, f r
• seek or two eaoh year, of • Goderleh fish-
ing party including some of our mat p um
inept.it.z.ue, Some Months ago the Inlet I
was purchased from the Goveromret by r,n•
of 00' regular members of the party, aoL(n ,
we understand, for the whole comps.,
Tor some rwieoo, however, the usual trip to
Mann Stet on we,o riot taken this year, Mott
a portion , ( the regular p,rty •pendioe two
Of 16,.. days there a taw•week. Iso 1'
may hs saggnal.d that '1.e •tory ri( the
t hnstiy owner ha* reached the ears n( the
"Slain Stationers," and tn.t dome of them
have sbeaned • possible encounter with the
spectral g.ntus of the =dead ; but we an
X , alerele•• sate Lakaostes,
• Not took enough to lay up, Lae you are
a out of sorts, blood 1. weak, nerves unstrung,
• kidneys deranged, vitality I. low. Yon
• should tau Ferrozone at 000e; 0t will enrich
• ttreogt hen aad purify the blood, invigorate
t
sodci
f
P t the sen.., and rooves.. your
- allergy, vitality and power. Ferrozoo• will
6 rea.w your appetite and dtgestiot., make
d yen deep soundly -la faot will make yeti
I well. 'fry t'errnz',ori, Price 503 per box,
or 6 biotite for $2.50; at druggist•', or N. C.
• Poison& (7o., Kugstoo, Ontario.
•
Headache.
Pain across the forehead or at
back of head is dangerous. It
slowly but surely weakens the
intellectual powers, impairs the
vitality and will. Headache is
sometimes from the eyes hut
more frequentlyis caused try a
.li.ordered conition of the sto-
mach and digestive organs.
Do not suffer. The pain can
be cured by the harmless remedy
bbey!s
wervescent
Salt
It never loses iG effect. Corea
by driving nut the poison, end
does not simply deaden the pain
as do so many pTeparationscon-
taining narcotics.
Abbey's in the morning will
make you well and keep you well.
FALL TERM
-(N rick
LISTOWEL /7
!/ V
Regina on SIONDAT, Barr. 5, 1•p!.
Twonpunee, Commercial and Shorthand.
Terme reasonable. Send for Journal.
Student. may enter at any time.
t' A. YLHMINo. A. t. McINTYRE,
Pre,
Our $50'°°
DIAMOND RING.
This Is the best value In a
Lady's Diamond Ring
ever offered for $50.00,
The stones in these rile=s ars
personally selected by 1.N from p \
Ow cutters in Amsterdam,
aad are absolutely perfcct
You will find this and
hundreds of other styles
Illustrated in our catalogue,
a copy of which will be
sent you free.
DIAMOND MALI, Established I85'
Ryrie Bros.,
Yoese and Adelaide Sts..
TORONTO.
STRACHAN'S
MACHINE AND
BLACKSMITH -
StiOP
-AT THE OLD STAND -
Victoria Street, Ooderich
•
JAS. A. STRACHAN he.
ask -n over the plant and bean...
condo "ed saooesefully for Ito many
yo.r• by hue lather, the ler. 1). K.
Strsohan, and Intends refitting the
shop in the most up -to date man
ser possible.
He *111 make a epeoialty of all
kW. of reoaring, inch as
Threshers and Engines, Binders,
Mowers. and all kinds'of Farm-
ers' Implements
Mill Machinery, Marine, Sta-
tionary and Portable Engines
trorougnly overhauled and re-
paired.
Pipe and Steam Fitting.
Machine and Blacksmith Work
of all kinds done to order.
All the specfaltjes manufactur-
er+ises. b.y the. late D. K. Strachan
will still be made on the prem-
nr rt'• for pett-nolan,:
Jas. Utaclia 11
'SIJ. H. COLBORNEtrn�(
NEW GOODS FOR 1tlE EARLY FALL TRADE
IN DRESS MATERIALS --COLORED AND BLACK
Tweed Dress Battings
40 inches wide, in (iroys, Blues, Fawns
and mixtures, at 20 tents.
Tweed Dress uitings
42 iuchce wide, lei Woes, Greys, Macke,
Fawue and Bronzes, groat value et 25c.
A lot of Homespuns and
Friezes at 5Oc.
50 to 53 inchea wide, in all the loading
Fall eolorinq,, heavy enough to make
up without Innings ; a great Skirt Cloth
fur the price.
Homespuns
in Light and Dark Greys, blue* aria
Blacks, at 75e., 85.. 9&., 11.16 and
$1.25. 'These are the best -made foods
111 1.110 train. Can be male into unlined
Skirt.. A splendid finish sod 54 to 56
laches wide.
Basket or Backing Cloths
all wool, 54 to 56 inches wide, Ili 81n, i.,
Blue, Grey and Careen, 81.20. Thu n.
nun of the real new fabric., and iii groat
favor lust now.
Venetians and Berges
Iu 1110 leading 10101, and ;at popuL'r
prices.
Our Black Goods
for Skirts and Full Drawee, range u.
pr=om from 260. to R2 75, a lot of
ere in single Skirt all/ Deese length. u,
Surges, Poplins, Satin, Royale,
tearing, Venetians, Cashmeres anti Lu,.
tree.
Cosmopolitan I ' tterns.
'Phone 86,
J. H. COLBORNE
An Excellent Tonic
*That it what we find In
Wyeth's Malt Extract
S"me Melt Katrecte are very much like
Porter. 1 M is not that kind. It Is 10013
nutritive and medic nal, oont•Inlag
MORE MALT,
MORE AC LICE DIASTASE,
L
thanany otherKS. makeALCOHOL;
1t le therefore the:beet. Better nal and
see about at.
Let uslintroduce you to
Zymole Tooth Powder and
Zymole Tooth Paste,
Hut up. to-d.L. •ptiontic tooth-oleaoen
They are hostile to perms of Meows and
decay.
Tourists
are Invited to Inspect our atsortmeul of
Amerlcao Toilet Articles.
LYON'S TOOTH POWDER.
l'OZZ0N1'S and TEI'LOW's FA( 1.
POWDERS, Keo.
W. C. GOODE, Chemist, -
BEDFORD
BLOCK. .
Just received a tsar of the
celebrated Be
aver
nitre
PORTLANT) .
Cement,
CEM NT... The Best t �m
eat
on the Market.
eN•NNeeNNee
We have a Targe and complete stock of
Barn hardware
such as Meyers & Wilcox swinging
B. Door Hangers, Lane's
Barn Door Hangers, T
andrSt a Hinges, es H
p g oaks,
Staples, etc., etc.
eNN•eeeeN•N•
PRICES ALWAYS LOWEST.
•a'NN•• ***WWII**
N. D. ROUGVIE,
The Cash Hardware Store, doderich, Ont.
rm►nmmm tttmmmMMMMtiM
EurekBread
A pure loaf.
Delivered
d111.-
AM-
I
taw -
For a perfect
table loaf, �.
"EUREKA."'
in perfect cleallness.
Direct from ovCf to table.
Ow-
For a loaf
always fresh
and moist,
"Eureka."
PARNIDLL Drs E 0MMMA.DID•
The loaf C ha brings satisfaction sow ywhets, is still 18• same, with
I's nourishing purity and its •weer, natty flavor. Yon melte no
E. --
mistake in buying your bead from oar agent,
W. P. WESTOBY =
HAMILTON ST„
_+
a
➢ ODDERIOH .
Yon w111 rover ho disappointed. a
Ul�lll�lll�llll�
Shorthand, Bookkeeping-�-
Has,nta Low, Wrt:lug, ('orre•p nal -r M Tvrrwrltlne. aro , ,nnroughlo tenth, by or met -
owned toaohora air the FOREST CITY BUSINENS COLLEGE,
LONDON. ONT.
W'• have no dlfcslty In pl•nt,g competent pupil, to good petition.. College re open•
Sept. god. Mead for ra'alogu..
J. W. WESTEiLVELT, Principal.
TAILORING...
1 hays rere''e,d ety N.•ft v net .l
Battings, Trouserings,
etc., for Spring and
Summer Wear.
01 7111 1.t,. 5.0.105 a •p -'lee eutt,
• light nvore 'a', ler any' hm5 ,n my lino,
D ran plo... van ,n good., hi and pita..
trt.oads•Mtde e'leck0.. Is Sleek,
H. DUNLOP, IT*aIT
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