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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1902-9-18, Page 8B 'ARUI.uDAP, September 1S, 1902 • THE KIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO. tomionemmAtiowAtiodc'iki111r11r11rr►1rt11r1,1r1W11r11r111� 4 NEW t 3 THURSDAY f FALL c 1 SEPT. IE IF7 MILLINERY IE=25TH 1 DISPLAY EC '— and following days. IF 91h!fV.IVrTh!h!IVP0. flhlR 111lhlff irf.t hVfhVIVIV. Every lady is cordially invited to visit our show room during these days and inspect our styles, Our dis- play this year surpasses anything we have yet attempted. New Fall Dress Goods and Silk Display. Now is the time to choose your Fall Costume. Our stock is complete with every shade, every kind of cloth that the season calls for. Come in and look over our Dress Goods. Readyato.Wear Skirts and Jackets. We want to impress on you specially the excellency of our values and styles in this department. Handsome tailor-made Skirts in blacks, greys, navy*. Prices f rotu $4.00 to $8.00 and $10.00. Jackets. Ladies' stylish iJliters, lined and unlined, handsome satin - lined Coats, $15.00, $18.00, $20.00, $25.00. Men's and Boy's Clothing. SUITS, OVERCOATS, PEA JACKETS, SEPARATE PANTS, VESTS. The best the market produces and in the latest cut. Our prices too are the lowest consistent with quality.. FREE ! FREE ! W,- still offer yon a a special inducement for your CASH TRADE, Those Handsome Premiums: CHAIRS and. TABLES. Smith Bro's & Co. lo. months biter, the Presbyterian oburob. wean audit the pastoral utters* of the Reye Ur. Uta sod J... Seivwrlgbt, sod now the herniae et the barn wbluh uooured ea Moody of let week. Tim two int fires toot glad le the night, while the other wall m midday. Fortunately rev one wee hurt at any of the fires. LOYAL. MONbaY. Sept. 15th. Mies J. Hobson, of Detroit, is vleitlog her mother at present. ' A number of our resident ettarlsd the Industrial fair, Toronto, last week. Harry Green left lost Moeda) to volt els bristlier-121as,, tn. Ree. Alez. MoFerlaae, .f Clear Spring Manitoba. Le. Potter, of this plea., w,nibs)./her an •Itaok of typhoid fever, but we are pissg.d to report he is recovering. CARLOW. MonoaY. Sept. 15th., • somber of our residents ere mfferlor [rem an Wreak of La Grippe, U. B. MoK•y, of Ooderiob, was oslllo,( es 1rteod. here Sunday lama Mies M. MoKdgbt returned lido] ',bolting her near at Maple Creak, kelohlgan, Satur- day last. W. D. dons', Maul McHardy, and Muse Gress were visitors .t the Toronto exhlbit- tett We weak. F. M. MoIonigh's new re. ,Isnot, is almost °omelets& and will when finished give Smith'. Hall a more oitltled •ppearsnoe. Will Greene, of the O T. R , Sarnia, I. speeding • two week.' ..,t under the '.rental roof. Will looks as 11 the tan- goed Ills agreed with him DUNLOP. M(N DAT, Sept. Ibth. H. Tio►borne, of Ooderlob. at one time • resident here, was out here at A. Allen a threshing, Harry missed quite • number of familiar (.ome of old oomrades of former threshing. Mir Annie Haughton, who has been up a1 ley, Simnel county 10r some time. was la Termite last week, the emit o1 Mase Rema Lawg61ey. of Mutual .t. Mho Haurhton also moot her brother, the Rev. K. J. H•aghtoe, 01 Doomore rectory near S°rantom, p a., who is sow on hie annual Tamales and with hie wife In visiting In Toronto. It rm expeetee that the Rev. gestlemam .ad wife will spend several weeks with the tormer'a 0•net, Mr. sod Mrs. T. A. Hingham, at Orchard Cottage nem here. The annual tbresbiog .t A. Aliso'. o.me Off ea Friday last. The camber of bushel* o1 oats ►bre.h.d was 1028 The wet weatn- it In tits evening closed the threshing tor that day Daring the morning Albert DUNGANNON. NoTICR The loon serener, to Dungannon for Tug Swaim."' at the °Moe of J.O. Ward, .1. P. conveyancer, oto.. who wUl receive orders for eubserlptlube, advertising and lob work. and is authorised to give rsoelpu for amouoe paid for the some. Tt[ypAY, Sept. 16. ()Rosa 05 THY DAY. -Threshing grain and storing root mope is tocuoylug the st- tsntloa of the tanners. Jardloe, nue of Loyale mtalt'y moo, sot overpowered by the dost from mar the ousters, sod was taken to the arum of the stalwart thresher to the open air 1 he latter eel nit d • dose of toe of the fartam•d Dunlop remedim and brought him round. and he win transferred to cary- lag the grain beim for th• remainder of the day. Ansaid, lieu DAY. -We nobles some dkoueelow as to the most suitable date for Tbeksgt,Iog Day, and the •osgestloo re made that the day should be on Mnoday so that people ase have Sunday and Moody for • two dye emit to their frauds. The day re •ppoloted by Government as • epee - 1,1 day for the return of thanke for the har- vest yields of the year, bur as knows there 1s ower • large torooat a: the church est -sloes oo that day, unless there 1e a hot supper in 000notlan. The railways errs excursions and may family moo ■peed dollars of their hard earnings which they esu ill afford, and orobsbiy many of the young p)opl. fool away money that might b• better spent. Besides, •1 that time of yr.r farmers as a rule cannot stop their work as it Interferes with the gathering In of their roots. Oar propo.al is that all relig- ious bodies should unite and bay* the drat 9aod•y la December .ss aside for • day of sp.olal thankeslving, and do away with the week day bnliday •ltagetber. 'Then there will not be the number of aooideote and rows to o0tice atter • Thankeg Ong 1).y. Decidedly we say that It 1s mockery to hate a Thanksgiving Day for religious seralos, as 1e fact the day M devoid to pls•aure and feasting -sod g 1 lamentation after- ward. : What do the oIerpvmeo think about It! Urn.'IAL V INIT. -Our popular sad elhcieot 1'ublio Sohool Inspector, J. IC Tum, Tutted Duoganooa public soboo! oo Friday lull. CON VAI.Ks CNT. -The many friends of oar popular barees.-makes, 11. Booklet, aregteat- ly pleased to ase him able to to around and to resume work, after his lodispositioo. F.VAN.i.urrl. MRCTIN0e -Tbs msewnhe which are being 000duoad here by Muses. Crossley and Hooter are large') •wooded from all points In this and eurrouodiug sec- tion of 00011 ry. Vichy Luw -We along with the host of friends et Mr. Wm Moltaih end Mr. Jobe MoNabb, who ate reported to be rerluusly III, regret that they are very weak and in • poor state el health. We hope to hear of their reoovery In the near future. I.ster. - Mr. Molds' h'. &floes. Meowed fatally today. The tuners) will take place on '1'hersd•, afternoon. ('uMINu ANI)tioiNU. -Mr and Mrs. John Ritchie and daurbter, Mary, of Wingbmu, returned home on Sunday last after a visit of several days to rel•tiyea .... Mn. T. W. Little, who has been for •tout hue weeks visiting friends at the S. nod vicinity, relur.ed home last week much pleased with the visit.... Rieb•td Mallouph now of Ledo don, end fora.vly • citizen of I)noganuon, returned home on Friday after having been mg•ged here for some time making nr- osssary improvements on his teal estate W. wish him a safe trip home.... Mr. and Mrs. Tboe. Wiggles and family left here on Saturday to visit !Heeds at Wilightm.... Mrs. (Arvin, of AsbtlelJ, Mr.. Aodenoo, of Luckoow, mid Mrs. D. Sickle have return ed home from Vieille/ bleeds in Manitoba .Mre. B J. Crawford and others hove returned home iron the exhibition at 1or- ooto. LEtBURN. Mon11AT, Sept, 150. !Omer' Naito', oldest mo of our one-time resident, Alfred Neftel, who when here was one of the trustees of No. b. school. ed who now retooled' in (.oderloh, le now study Ing for ('horob o1 Eogl•sd orders me has charge o1 • mieslon at Humber Hsy. The tall laird was In the (•Jnee0 City •t the exposition lost week While there hes old bachelor friend, H. IG. Horton, pleas •oily surprl.ed him by telling him he was married and lotroduolog him to his wile, at whoa house he was a guest during Me stay in the pity. There have been three Brea •t the oorosr of Wm. Straohan's farm within twenty all leers -first • sawmill, owed %bea f y Fisher and Memel., in 1876; then, two years and cRS PORTLAND --CEMENT CAR� To arrive inside of one month. Mr. Jesse Uledblll, of the Reamlllsr Woolen Mille, (see last week • amount of pro- posed works) le using the largest quentite e1 tamest oosd 1. this part n1 the ,-ounty. Last year after ournta.ms what he th,,rht he would require for what work he was then delete ho e•, 5.re.ded 1, try a sample, three barrels, (•long with some 40 or 50 barrels of two other brands of well ksewe amen,) of the Peninsular Portland Cement, made at Jackson. Mloh., ley the rotary matron kilo. The remit Is as follows Mr. Gledhill Gaye: I had occasion to make a hole of consider- able size into what I put in last year, and I find that your Peninsular Cement is the hest. The concrete is much harder, having a Phiny flinty surface compared with the other concrete. I shall require 300 barrels or thereabouts for the new bridge abutments and cement dain, and I will buy all my Cement from you. I'•menl has became extremely hard to got and the priori has gene swat op Those going to as. fleetest Amid' Pimm their order at Nene. so as to get It when wanted. By an arrangement we offer the above Cement at s very reasonable figure. McKENZ1E & HOWELL till PLACE TO BUY ALL HARDWARE CHRAP. L AST otos •QUARK. GODERIOH. visiting fronds here during the letter part o1 lass week. Tbs annual meeting of the It,ble Suolety Wes held to the Kvoogelitel uhurub on '1'huredip ereulo5. t'. is with deep regret that we chronicle the death of Thos. Snell, of ibis village, which 000urred on Msadet u'Khb, Sept 8 h, afar • short Moses. Mr. ,toil was for some time past prinulpal of the public school hen. He was also • faithful worker In tie church, Sabbath-,ohool and Young Peoples Al:uoce. The fumes' took plata en Toureday •list - noon, Sept. 11th, to Rioter oemeary. The tomato* were moored from the 00044 to the ohuroh by • large comatose of sorrowlos relatives and friends of too deceased, ammo - peeled by the pupil of the publto whool and the Kslgbls of the Micabeee. The 1,sal tributes one many sod beautiful. Smoerr sympathy is satended by all to the bereaved family. sr. HELENS. Mos two Sept. ti 'T be bricklayers ars now werklog at D. Todd'. house. Mir C. Martin, of Teeswater, was visit- ing a1 W. F, Macpherson's. Rev. Mr. Wear, of Hluev•le, with bis wife and child. reoestly paid • short visit at W. E. (Gordon's. Our pastor. Rev. S. hi )Vitality, H. A., has returned from swilling hie vacation at Toronto awl other point. Misses Mary Clark and Mina Rutberlord tee well u, Meagre. R, Miller and T. J. O'Loughlin are .t God.nob to further pur- .ae !M.o. m t udlas. Mre.l Key.) Lewis, of ('ario, Mieb Igan, who has been visiting for some time past with friends herr, accompanied ty Mb. Roods, spent • few days to Iloderioh recently. Ms.ere. MacDonell sod McGuire, our e■ tsr,xleiog threshers, have purchased • new threshing machine. Tots machine ins'esd of having the old carriers has a new blower stacking •ttecbmoob. CHURCH NOTES. 16• annusI meeting of the Vor ns L sties' Sodshty In 000neotloa with Si. Peter's church took plate last Seeds), when Mose Ciu.11a Browoet► was erected president, Miss Nellie McDonald vioe-president, end Min Lana Neville eoreary. The young mon'* Bible class, et present uunduoted by the pastor of the B.pt.et cherub, is making slow bub sure program'. Its meetings will now be ealiveeed by good mum c and singing, l'. Jl. l'as.mors having oon.eotsd to of as organist. The class meets at 2 o cloak Sunday aftarn000, and all young men are heartily Wetted. Yim lwuoks, the blind musician, w111 visit (;odertoh Sept. 20'h to 2610, and will hold epeolol mooting@ In the S. A. Mrreck•. Oa Saturday night .he will speak on how she becalm acquainted with the Salesmen Army; Sunday at 3 e u . The Saved Gam bier; Sunday, 8. r. h , hit Ids'@ She will speak on different suhjeca eaoh nsht. Don't mise bearing her. Evangelistic meek*. ars in progress this week at the Baptise °buret+, conductor by R.y. J. C. Duslor, of Clamors. '10. mist- iest; are held at 8 o'clock *soh menthe, roil will probably be 000ttnued until Friday, Sept. 26 h. The paster will preach on Sur- ds) next. The morning eubleot asoousee 1 is "A Historlo Enquiry Meat's*" suit to the • vening. '•Uhrist, the City of Refuge." BLIJEVALk. TC•RDaT, $,pt 9:b. Min Mary Scott spent Snarday 1s lIrus- telr. John Burgess is visiaieg at Toronto and 1 iron.. Rey. and Mrs. Swan were v1s1110, !n Rip- ley last week Miss Flame Jaokson bas returned from a tint to Detroit. Mrs John Burgess visited reI•tivre to H mauls last week. Master H Hedy, of Teesw•ter. was vis- iting st John Hareem'. Walter Caine, nt Qiehm, 1, visiting et Joseph Smulres In Motets. Mrs, Philip Thomas is visiting her sister, Mr. Muer, at Wordsock, Mies Cummer, of Owen Sousd, le TIMMS, her Diner, Mr.. John F•woet,. Wesley Thornton and dsagbter, Myrtle, f Detroit, have been visiting relatives here. Alexander Meurer, of Hamilton, was visit ng hie lamlly here for • short time last ws, k Miss Annie Aitch.on nod Jemss MaHar- Jy were visiting friends at Clifford last we. k There will be no services held 10 the Pre.- bytertan oburoh next Sabbath, as Rev. W. .1. Watt I. t•klnr 0. holiday,. Among those a, tendlvg the Toronto exhi- bition are Mr. and hire. Rotert McPher- son, Mrs. Ales Craig, Mr.. Joseph Warder. Mr.. John Ginoett and Mrs. Wm. Sellers. TPg9DAT, Sept. 16. Mr., J'eapb Push was visiting in Brut - e el. hit '1'huredy Mia. Mabel Coultas has retuned from a y 511 to Molesworth. Mrs Cornish. of Mltot.ell. Is visiting her e star, 5i • I)antel Lewis M is bell, of Bel , is visiting her timer, Mr.. A'ex. McGee. Miss Mary Wheeler. ol Turoberry, Is ,siting Mre. Peer Whereto., Mies Borges-, who has been visiting Mrs. ('0111,, returned to Brookville on Monday. Mre. Joe•ph McPherson and two little bort, ol Toron'o. ire 'lilting relatives here. Mrs. Bailey, Mise Eva Duff end Bert Baily were vetting to Listowel this week. MI,.e. Anile Altcheson and ,Jennie Elliott ani Robert Altohomo were visiting to Moles: worth Mr*. McAllister returns./ en Monde! Item a visit to her d•ughtet, Mrs. P,Iki., star Toronto. ._--- HOLMESVILLE. CARNEGIE LIBRARY PROPOSAL. TM taws doused has refused to make the guarantee required to meet the ooadabiune of M•. (1-.roegie's offer of =10.000 for the ergo tom o1 • public 'thyme building 1n Golerlob• 11 the couasll bed tskits able position some months .5. ire venture to say that 1U de- cision would have been received with re- e;,eot even by flute who might have doubt- ed Ito *totem, but the oiruultow mor.. It has steered none the Inception of the whom* out hardly ommaud the admiration of •oy- M ly. West aro the luta` Tim matter sue first brought before the oounclf, to Murch last, by a deputation from the public library board, In the shape of an offer from Mr. carosel. of 810,000. with the mudltious teat the Woe moult lurui.b • sites and Mould guarantee the m•tuten•ooe of the 1t0r•r y at a cost of out lee. than 31,000 pot •Daum. At tide time it bad been mice. - mined 1 y oorrespuudeuoe with Mr. ('s0- Prete'• eoretary that It would not be Leo eseary for the town to vote $1.000 In oasts •ohyear for the library, but that moneys r.uelyed from other sources -ooh as the Pr intone' grant, boos and fees, *to.- and the prim of water cud Bibi n-rrioul provided by 'be town mold be Included In the till of msiutanance. All that eau required of the council, then, was the providing of • el e, toe lurbin tog of wester sod °Mottle ligbt, and a cash grant of 1400 per year (tit• •mouot which 1t now g ives annually to the library) In this shape 11i• proposition well platted beton one of the largo.[ art malt regia 1• entative publo memoirs ever held in Golericb, and it was reeolyed with pro)• foal un•oin ,ty that Mr. C les offer should he •ooepti.d and is 000ditloas fob tilled by the commie The next step was • 0.o•ting of the .osooil at whlob • re.olutian was pu.ed in aocord•noe with the lubes so clearly expressed a the pobllo meeting. Unfortunately, there were iooluded to the ✓ esolution passed by the council some clauses Moe OWN*. of lwlruoliso in book- kespiog, drawing, ate., which were not ac- ceptable to Mr. Cantegie s reprueotatiee. These causes were an no mann, r essential to the rs.oluuiov, nod there was no ohjo. Won to their d,ui elation, but the delay wh'oh sasu.d to draftlur • reeelution to moot the wishes of both parties seems to hive been fatal to the scheme. Tb• Voloo of the public) meeting apparently wee fat to the council's ear as time went on, and • .:ourse of dilly-dsllylog was commenoed wbiah eroded only wbeo afar the lapis of There was • large r•lherinr in the lecture ✓ oom of North street Methodist oburob un 1'o*.Js, ermine, when the Epworth League bold • social for the reception of young people recently Dome to tows. TM gather- ing included a large tepreseotatlun of the 1' rllegut a Instil tits and Model school ol•.s's. A novel expedient was employed to get the senor people scquslated with one another. E oh person on misting was glom • cud with a number on it which lodiceted to whlon one of • dozen tables to the room he or she was to proceed. 1'be party gathered at eaoh table received material for • portion of a patchwork genie, and the "teame' at the different tables were to compete for the produ 'tion of the beat oleos of work. There was a busy time when the youvg niso and maidens gat to work with scissors nod thread and needle and Ihlmbt. Finally the work was hooded in to the iudger, Mes- dames George Aoheeor•, Brown and Hick, ant while they were examining the different pelves of ted and *bite psbchwork a num- ber of musical *elutions were rendered. Solo* were given by Mies Sobetky and Mies Ila Harland, and • trio by too Mtems Couoios amt Mr. Wlgb'man, and a number of gramophone selecttone were given under the superintendence of l; W. Thompson. Then Mre'Aobesoo announced tit* decision of the Wigs., who bad awarded the fires p'ase to • very web'-lnlrned and well ex- ecuted gime of work. The evening watt cos. -luded with a feast of fruit, the tells at which the lint -peas patch was pro1ucrd being served of or ures with the best that was go ret. The preeldett of the lenges, Mr. Hewell, • r 1 as ohsirman during the evening, which seemed to be a very ecjty- • ble one for those present. SUMMER SPORTS.-__.__._. The ran on F'rfd•y ted tit MU* of the weekly roe Olen ehoob. Foltowirg a an ahetrmit of the Ostarlo game lows giro$ the open dates for *boot- leg rem. lamtlier to this distil.'" B,th d.tes given ase inclusive 1a every ata [,luck•, Sep•. 1•' to Deo, 15th (:eves ani *wane, Sept. 15th to May 1st. G ogee, Sept. 15 to Dro Hares, Sept. 15 b to Deo. 15th. Partridge, Sept. 15th to Deo 15 b, but may not to bought or sold bolo a Sept. 15th 1905 Pb tr, Sept. 15 b to Dee. 15 h. PhewSep'. 15'.b to Dee 15'.h Quell, Ott, 1511 to Dee 15th. Slip-, Sept 15th to Deo. 15 h. R re)d000k, Sept. 15 Is to Dec. 15 h Squirrels it look and grey), Sept 15'h to Dee. 151Y Muskrat*, Jen 1.5 to May DO, oat so mu•krat may he shot dartos the m loth of April. AUCTION SALES 11. parties getting their sale hills printed at this Moe will toes a free notice Inserted In this Iles up to the time of sale. SATURDAY, Sept 27th.—Cls•riog •uotlen sale of berme, tattle huegles, hermits, eta, et auction room. at 2 o'olok, Tutt4 (lea- fier, auctioneer. BORN 11KNDRR1MO11. At Oodetich, on Wndnee'ay Rept. Inch, to Mr. and Mee. ootdon Hen- derson, a dedght•r. DIED. OILI)KH1 In R•Itford. on Wcdnoeday. Rept. 10th. Thos. Gilder,. aged 61 years, 1 month Red 25 days. MOGRK In (nderirh on Paterday evening. September 131h. 1002. Mole Jo.hua Moore, aged 57 years, 2 mo oh. and 1 day. MACMAT1f - Ie iloigannon• on Tuesday. September 16th, William MaoMath, In his 78th year. BRAND RuNK Western Excursions 'fnRmn.y,-!{►p1. cif. 25, 26, 27, 1902, Sept.•7trt 111) M Mr. Holm., is evil very Mts. T II m Tebbott Is home from Gode- rob a take a rest for a week sr so. Th, m. L Courtin*. who has been spending holidays at his home here, lett this m0rnieg on his return to the West. it is reported that a hiboh bas scoured to the sale e1 H. Elford'* 162 -sore farm o An- drew Tarmac*, of L -.bowel, and thee now the hsrr•ln Is net likely to be thread. The Methodist ohuroh, the whale Interior of who h has been undergnlne • moose of repaint og and decorating at the hands of A. Sneed, of OOderIoh, 1* to he reopened on Standee Next with epeeist servitor, and on Moed•y smooth there will he • ontart. Teo church has been decorated with water paints end with the rs arnMbteg and oilier Imp leets look* bright od neat. DASHWOOD. 1MoNnAy, Sept. 15th. Mita Leers Goetz Is •1.1110, 1n Brampton this week. 3. .1. M wee In Toronto a few days the poet weak Mr. Orator *pmt Setorday and rateuley at Ma hems In Heeeall. Mlle Molwe, o1 Detroit, le spending bet holidays with bar brother here. Mr. and Mrs. R P. Pella and children are eking to the fair at 'L'odnn. Mr and Mrs. Settler speeded the index• trial 'Sao sad report Witte. se sejyble Mime. the Wm MsOey►an, .1Oederieb, wife GODERICH PIRT HPRoir, 14Iu. 1 3 75 3 75 6 10 6 20 8 06 6 25 9 75 1 11 151 25 I)RTR,IT, Id ICH }IAUINAW, Mtiu. RA% CITY, rhes GRAND RArinn, MIC11 CI.k%sI.ANn, 01110('.eI,UMRI'R, OHIO CINCINNATI, 111110 CNMAetu, 11.4 Ai.MO TO ST. PAI'L or MINNEAPOLIS, MINK$15 40 Valid to retro lath Ad. 13th, 1111. WESTERN FAIR LONDON Goderich to London ino ret.rs Ynpt. 13th to 19th 81 90 Sept 16th and 14th 1 66 All toketa valid to ret,o, nmol Sept. 22nel, 1500 four month*, a 'statutory et1*0 iu0" was di.cemed which furnished an excuse ler flying the protect the cold shoulder, 1'be objection is tea; tit• council 1,110ot levy for Irb.a'y purptaes • rue greater the ooe- half • mill on abs duller. As this would :also • sum between 8600 and 8700, and tae library beard rtgairee only 8400, tb• objec- tion does not hold very well. It might be argued tb•1 the •esesement of the town might In tutees years decree*. to such •a tsteot that the half -mill rats would not Oot. 1 ✓ ile. 1400. This is an unlikely event, and Lomdan eyes should 15 come about the most dread- Walkerton ...: ........... ful thing that could happen wool) be that Exeter Mr. Carnegies heirs might come along and Ripley Mose up. Its build nil. Mitchell .• But 1f the oouoou does to% wish to lacer Trimester the terrible reepoosibl4ty; It 1s quite willing WIngham that the librery board Moult dose, and the Sealorth n iggeatioo :Ft thrown out that the board V1oodstock should make the required guarantee. The Stratford members of the board sate that under the ',totems' e state they oan0ot compel the levy's, of Kismet's* the ha' -mill rare; but Io any 'Al) m; le the B.Ign.e council, and not the library board, to which Luoknow Mr. Carnegie looks for the gavots.. Brand. Whether Mr. C te. 110.000 be re. Fotdwioh ceivtd by the town or not is a matter of no Atwood ormeern to me, bet 11 '• s pliy that we bay. Blyth n ot • better mouse for to )50007 Its effete 1) mil it is • d.ffsrent matter altogether when Reyfl.ld Do You Need Footwear? You can not du hotter than ,ivo us a call for your fall supply. 1\ have all styles in all leathers for Men, Women and Children at prices that will butt you Our Hoz Cali Bab, with heavy examinee mit., solid 10 - sole. 6111 Tautly punobed vamp and quarter 1s A 1 value al 11 50 Jet the th'ng to keep out the wet. Boys' and Olds' School Shoes In suitable styles fur fall wear. They are mads Woof and durable, yet meat and trim las uppearanoe. Men's Plough Boots •t very reasonable prices. Our Men. doe Igoe at 81 50 le the best for the money that we have yet offered you. Our Stocks of— QUEEN UALITY REPAIRING Next ,fns. Wilson's Drug Store.' for Women and WALK-UvER for Men are will astortod with the leading styles. E. DOWNING, Bed Front Shoe Store. the 0000od, alter obtaining an uhmistske- •ole expression of opinion Irom the people, Weate 11 with soot courts')'. R'ou't le not be well for the council to re000sider Its action, whlob, oeoeldermg all the feats of the oast, bits certainly been peoallat! (,iota. genlf Enders's Tarte. Itoboeygon rdependeot Hoe. Mr. Tara being the only member of the Were! government oho has atteuded to his office this summer, be has been the one man on the stags for crlties to hurl their bouquets at. And the bon. gotism•u never flinches No matter how one may differ with Mr. Tarte there 1s this to be sold of biro, be le trylrg to make l'aoadlaas have loth in Canute, and that is foe of the great needs of the country He is • nationalist, • Canadian clear through. THY Sti;NA1. to January, 1903, for 25a FALL FAIRS -1602. Great Northwesters, Coderich, Sep'. 30 Sept. 12-20 23 pt. '13-24 7 hs ('an•da Cotton Mille property to Dundas was sold by auction. and bought by G. C. Reid of the Paul Friend Meektoe company, for $0,100. The Governmeat old rurlog rooms for these at Woodstock, Brockville, ('owane wills and '3'. lly.,olntbe will be closed at tee end of the present month and reopened next summer. The Grand Jury .t London, Ont., brought la • true bill for manslaughter egoista John McArthur, charged with baying mused the death of Augustus Mebane, the Oaslda Indian. Rey. Dr. carman was re eleo:e,1 0 1 Superintendent by the Methodist General Coofarmoe at Winnipeg, and Rev. George 1. [Bond, of Halifax, was elated editor of The Christie Guardian la cuoosmlon to Ray. Ur. Coartios. Sept. 2A-75 STE'ART'S Sept. = CEOCOLATES. 1 2= .� ..8.pt. 2T-26Ak ..8.p'.25-$6 We have just re- ceived a large ship- _ ment of these ham. _ ous Chocolates at 17, 8ep1.pt 30-0.1. 1 Ilett.30-0�ot.1 - Sept, 30 Wt. 1 ' 1 r. s.vi�3 �.44. 00..2-3 The -ALMORAL CAFE 0ot.78.1 Uc1. 7-8 ' .3 .....OUt. 13-14 I'lfflo T`T'y` Ph1h‘/Ph1hl$' Oct. 4 ORD BLOCK _ MrrrmmM►►trtrmttrrmrr►mmmmttImmrrrmmmttrmmm tag 1rt1•411t WIST sr I3legant New Ribbons. A MATCHLESS ASSORTMENT of New Ribbons is now on our ribbon I counter. No such collection anywhere hereabouts. We are quite sure of that. Imported by ourselves direct from Europe. Every wanted shade and width now here ; in short, an assortment and values that da— will make this store more than ever the ribbon store of the town. vouirtgwxk; Mw. tag. OS I or neckwear, soft washing qualities, very aur- al. -- 4114- EE So - f dee- E Ve.811kT.ffeta R bbcm, ill width', good weight, ir1't-tam sot, to ali 1b. ppuls, ah•dm, •t per yaw 1Oo, 15o, 20o, 25c Lealtos Ribbon., In widths sel'aI • for tows or neckwear, • new Bolt ribbon that time op nioely, in white, cram, pink. blue, PIO , per yd 200, 250 Set l_ Duchess R bbene, wide width suitable for how, able, all the populist. coloring*, two quolitl-s --go250. 500 F=ancy Neck Ribbons. Elegant designs 1n 1'ency R lo,00., euitabls for bow. •_ or neckwear, fancy *tripes aril oombinates In pinkie, blow, old rose, green and yellow, nor. very 850 much of any foe k.od, spooled st per yA r.i 250, Early Fall Underwear. Two lines of Under- wear that are just right for between seasons wear. La Ilea' Union Vette, log sleeves, soft finish, clew front, medium atirht, speared value, each 25; Wm' bo natural wool Vests, steeped, .oft finish, light weight tor early fall wear. special entire •t earth $1.00 Black Cat (carters. Black Cat Garters hold up stock- ings and do not tear them. The pat- ent expanding loop is what does it. It holds the stocking fast enough to keep it in place, but not fast enough' to cut or tear it. See them on our a aka"ec !g sl«y a. notion counter. All kinds for XittOraltABabies, Children and Ladies, at 15c, 25c and .35c. -� a. E Black Skirts, $L11Each. Black Satin Underskirts at E$1.00 ▪ ('11('11, that are th0Hggest kiu(Toraiisir gain, new goods, good qualities, well made, perfect fit. Here is the story. EE E Further part'culare. ate.. from company's Agaves. tax A. STRATTON, Agee t, Oeder(oh. Lathe.' blank sateen Skirt., mads from extra fins black sateen, 81ooh rutile, with pleated frill end narrow onrded ruffle, fall width. Also Mick canon Skirt., vet J fine gnatity, 8 Inch 1r111 with three marrow raffles, would be good vale. at 1ve 1.35 and $1,60, rt optimal bargain at each ..$100 New Kid Gloves. 1 The new fall Gloves are nearly all 1 heI@...t1Dk! • Therfj_ is not a poor pair in the lot that we know of. Tf there should he and you got it, bring them back and' get a new pair See the new Moe cha Glove with large single or double clasp. i BLACK KID OLOVRS, 81 00. COLORED KID (IWVIC-', 11 00 BLACK KID OWVKS. 11.25 COLORED KiD GLOVE'/. $1.7.5 EVERY 1-'AiR OUARANTKICD. "HARRIS" JIOMESPUNS: Harris Homespuns at $1.O0 per yard are the hest value.in Canada, made from clean selected yarns and every thread pure wool. They hold their color and stand the wear better than any other make. 58 INCHES WIDE. ALL COLORS. $1.00 PER YARD. HODGENS BROS. .-I a J a u�u�u��u�u�uloastu��u�uu��u�u�uuuu�u�u�uiuuuuutu��c