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TauttaDAT, Oct. 30, 1902. 6
W. Acheson & Son
Our Mantle, and Jacket Attractions.
Wu aro showing an immense range of magnificent 1;ar-
Blunts and wraps fes' fall and winter. Every style fashion-
able for this season is in our selection, and an attractive style
and finish is about every garment superior to any shown in
former seasons. Values are excellent and modest prices are
the prominent features of this our stock of nearly 200 mantles
Carpets and Linoleums.
Little looney will possess unusual buying power in Car-
pets and Linoleums department this month. Special lines
,lust received and qualities sold generally at much higher
price.
English Tapestry Carpets.
27 mnotter w!d., lea new well assorted hogs of no -to -late Daturas
boatlons. soluble for Wrlur, d101og room, halls, etc., rrgu
)ar', sp•ol•I a'
Reversible Carpet.
and pretty tom -
lar 60. and 6.5a •
500
36 Ioobof wide, heavy motor, baad.ome ooloriogr, new deolgo•, at
Scotch Linoleums,
2, 3 nod 4 yards wide, • strung range of good 8or•l, block and tl
able for dirtier room.. kitohen. or hall., eW., special ler yard
lunch' ner yard
250, 85o and 400
le n•tteror, .1,11-
860, 400 and 500
HotterIck'e pattern. for November aH now in stock. 1)nfltrator on sole and tashloo
.best 1st
W. Acheson & Son.
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' WOODMAN. SNARE THAi TREt•"
iHI Res. U. Mao/ebl. yea , ebaaghal, Moat
"Ames r.1 w'"ah'p hos struck its roots
deeply into the Cohen mud mad Is I•eteoed
newly to the nonce. .1 Chinon wanly.
The first not of wonh:p rotorded to Chines.
history N the werehip of mentors. Th.
Emperor Shoe eye ht. •ooeslou to thy throne
of Yeo wor.h'pp •d la the temple of the Ac•
oompltaned Anoeetor." S.oh ere tee word.
with welch De. Bloigett einem' a paper be.
fon this oenl.retm of 1890 1a Sh.ngnal.
1f that paper he adduced an overwhelming
array of .v.doaos from the anoleat book. of
('t tos to prove what moat m:N.o0artes be-
fore that bad r•gaidei as matomatio, y t ,
that this 0.004et1101 worship of the Cronus
woe ',compatible with the mooeptmom of
l•brleti.aity Among Catbolln todenl
there hal beta ■ .rr.0 tempo' aur on the
point 1m bonen tnal by 000donloe tb. *or
ship el •ooestors lbs wools empire might be
win aver t• Me faith. Bat 111 that woe
ancient history with the Catholiw. Ater
long controversies and many papal decisu.se,
.0 tetra' wor0,ip was Weiner bamubed
Irom tint Cot hello church tre Onto.
Why 'hoe dui Dr. Iiodrit lolmloate'
ora 11.3 •Do.ntral .0 s.0 p or ratb•r *galas%
Its toleration hy (.0, to sane.J Was It -II '
against • mw of straw ? No, sot exactly.
Barre this coeferete' tomb platy IP. W.
A. P. Marto. then pi intuits! of obs Tung
Wee Kea., Potter, soominoed that hs was
■ ni01 to fame the m•1eet100 •m0o0 '
I'rotestanta wh'oh bad boon long dead nod
buried •meog t0• embolic., and h• oould
ti .d no beaer areoa for hie purpme th•o
the •vpev.ehteg oonfsrenos at Yheogbat
At tr.'s time I)'. Blodgett was tb• Nestor
•1 the .I,sioosr a to Pekin', anti hy no '
means Mimed to lh• hope, of Dr. Martie.
For s1 that Dr. Mvnn onerlebed wee the
hops that in mine uneapluos.l way the two
al a.e.•:ral eue.nip remit bo retain*
In • modelled form. Nave 1M. R'lodoett M-
I ..ed ch.' It wait netowlble to me City tie
''u. oo, •o se to mak• it harmonise with
''niidlsn1 v. sod beelec. that •oy attempt
to do eye was mot nely vino hes d•ngerouc
litoc, het pr.fared t►e poplar which will re-
main .o tits olwtcal document Gni sob
1 ' I• is to be f..un4 to the rsoorda of the
c ,ol..renoe of 1890
1t Is soh that Thomas Carlyle, tl.e sage of
Chelsea, when walkwg one day wills •
hood In Hyde I'.rk c'.n6Jed u him his
admiration for the I' into•* as On finite: pito
We to the worn. Ha bawd this opines r
the+• tenet -see ler th.br •,Delo . i1d the .
invention to •grieol!urs 1) ,tholes. the
••m• 'dame app. -steel sooty strongly to the
• t'mptthtes ot Ur. Mures. We hsys hod
1rd. under ('omen •ohol.re thea Ito, hot
never any so pnlohod, nr .tile to •apses
themselves web snob Amery ID .peeet. or
writings. Tee porting si3* rel nsc.str•I wor
. bfp •rpe.L4 very stn. gly to his tm•g'na
tion. Nevertheless he knew ' hat as It stood
It was uodouh edy •r.1 ueb'o•hlogly idola-
trous. He was too good • •ohnl.r to say. se
was said one* !a.t. year before the K teal
Aetatie Ateretatbee. that is was & baauttful
and harmless Durum, It had its ',hope
* he, bat onforteo•tely 11. teuh.tio old* was
namely ace dents) and no part of its e•awoe,
which, as we have, mad, w.• Idolatry Or
wodrp of other lhu lbs •oe anal,
I1•. J. H. In Ifront fa jest DOW lotteries
00 • voluminous d • 12,0101 of CM Cb nese
religious 'Teton,. 13' he I.'oly I..ud the
fourth volume with leo nr eat more to fol
hes. B• b.lieven •hat th. worship 0t the
n'.,l i• toe key to the r;nlhat. r.hg•oo end
n the Tolson' •Irma ly no' he disco tem Uhl..
me idem about tho dead w 1h .r '.t detail
There la nn enurtatn sound to the • vol-
ume' on ohm real nature o1 •nu etral wor
*hip. Rat we 103.33 thte another motive
mnvrl Ur Mvtin in bis 3* sou. oleo fortol
oration of •0eeer.l worship H.' eaw that
WI worship was the ore+tree► obetae!e to
Chines. •0o•p• mho of Cnr•m' lofty. Mission.
arise did net att•ek tt Miserly, bet rill who
brooms ('nrort•ne thaw that they had to re-
move the dusty •ocmulnl isolate from their
n iches ' Th • they did willingly and with.
out protein, tar tit., ko.w tin wail how
idolatrous this .o oailtd besutdal ou•tom
hat hominy. Bat tin. prooeed+ng was •
gnat 'hock to their nelghborm Ur.
Moon Ibought that 11 you allowed
'him stl'I to worship their •0011wre,
multitude, would crowd l0to the ohurohes
who rata•+ Oa oome eta 041 choir aoon•trol
tablet*. Pornaps 0• thought the progress
of Cirlstteosty too Mow, sod wished to re
tonne a seemb!iog block. eto he ap.loolzo1
fur 1!. adorned it with dowers of rbetcrlo
and crud to bl• b•stbruo to spare the a0r"-
tr•1 tree which he said should not be torn
up by the root. Pot the fruits of it were
too bitter to the ty.. of Ib. hearen, so bio
appeal fel up,o unresponsive grated, and
died a• moo as it was limo. And not. us.
reserve Ily. 'Oben is row praei.cally anao•
tin ty among thn.0 whom it 0000era,,
miss nasal's sod Chine. Congruent. that
1. bru'.taoity can hays to toleration for that
wh,0h o ro directly oppo•.d to Ito two
. easooe. The tree as a upas tree and should
die. Already nes au the outermost leay..
ate *ere and yellow. Toe rent Is only •
Tenth's of time. We do sot need to lay as
ate to Its for, it will des • natural death.
ME CAN PROVE I T.
Mr. t bather le Prepared le ea10Iaatlale
aloe Trinket IMO S.tement be baa Made.
H"tssy'a KArlpe, O.T_ 0 i 27 to
(4poou !.-The open letter of M•. (.eorg•
C Clatter. of .11a plane, motioned mo tt.e
dedy neper1 moue time ayo, hen or•at•d
faits s esneation and ooe,!derahie *r.owry
from those who do not know (3Ir. (. ,siker.
His trundle ase well aware that he would
D ot put hie name to any •tet.meet that in
ooufd u, sab.t•nr,a• in •s er)'A•rtteater
and to these who db net know he 'announces
that he i• ori ir.d to aebuou•u the trot►
el *wort astral its mode I •i t • /tor
be said :-
-•'1 was Istel of with kidney troubles and
was se bad that I ooul-1 not do O day's work.
My back was very sora I had heavy,
analog a, m. and Jolt, bloated eyes. 1 mea
very weak sod much redwood in weight.
Sag boxes of I).idd's kidney pill' cured me
oompleuty soil 1 have not now the el:shuts'.
✓ of back who or kidney tremolo."
lofrlageweent of • Trademark.
In an sown 1a tb. H'gb (;oar! of Ju.tim
Lar Oetar'o reeeo'If Intel before Chsnoellor
Boyd •t Toroate, the plater Shoo Co. nod
Chu. E. Slater, pres•dea', of Moatr.al,
of the famous Slate ohm, ob•a ped
it 14 lament fo res,0atolog F, .1 W tl
k•nsos, a boot and oh .e dealer of O nen
Sound, (cpm advrtIIteg, •ff•nog, expos:i n
Iona'• or selling b'nre or shoo. not made
by 'b. S'ater Oboe t a., as ' Slater .hoes",
"Si .ter good.". or "ion '41.1er shoe". 7 he
Cnaaellor also ordered W tlktoeeo to soy
11. heavy costs of the actino. 1t seems
Wilk'amn we offenoe fir sale show mad•
by • m•anfaotorer a Montreal whom fume
~somewhat*!miler to the Slater Shoe Co.
Tbismahee owns up from Mutational and
rain .ytdeam at the trial and appeared to
be laking after the d•Isece for (Vtltinsoo,
but the Chamellor alter hearing the evl-
d.eea decided that so one, cc' -pt the Sta-
tor
leMr Shoe Co , hod • right to u■o the Dame
"$Lear ohms," "Slater goodr," "the Slater
✓ hos," or boy .tmtlar same to c0ooeo'loo
With 1oltm sod hens, and that Wltktt0om
hod en right to nee any name n1 000351 to
commotion with boots and shoes which
might soable him to p.m i R • ohm aot o1
the Comi toy'• mak' a• hying of thele. make,
n or to any way to reap (he b.n+fit of the
reputation whmh the :Cater eke, has •oquIr-
d throughout the Dom:sloe of Canada.
seaforth : Mrs. Hugh Bell, formerly of
Ihs. town, died at the retdeno of her son,
William Bell, in Blyth, on Thursday, 16th
inst. Mrs. Bell had reached the gond ago of
'wren. y..sven year., and hoe death was not
due to any spa0ul aliment but to the grad
sal wearlog out of the oonstnutboo.
THE SHOE PROBLEM
has been suc-
cessfully solv-
ed t)y the
manufacturer
of
COUNTY CUR RINCY.
13.usee's : 11 Is proposed 10 give • luno of
$0000 to 101 woollen laswry.
Clinton: Chas Wolin hoe disponi of all
b'. a malts mid posses tint h• brought down
1ro:0 the Northwest some three weeks ago.
Brussels : Josses lrwlo, late proprietor of
rho Brussels Herald, has purohas.d a gru-
oery business to Toronto, and le removing
U • faintly to the olty.
Hemmen : Mies el•r• A. Meadows, dough
Ler of Mrs. Joao Merthows, John .tout,
Breesalv, was molted to maffbage to t 10mo1'
Mt. John, of Telluride, Colorado.
Eteter : Mrs. Id. J. Wblte sod her Ma
huts children left last witch, is oompooy
with her sister. Mise ('hrk, for (' eon,
whire they will ,,,Id. to future.
(hot on : Mr.. John K. Murray .od little
daughter Jeanette hav• r.turood to their
home to New 1 ork after an intends! 03.31
with Mr. Munay's mother os. Huron street.
('3•„100: Uttar. K clout received a
rho king up bowies.pr•lolog hie wrest and
Oip by 'Loping 0E1 nine wet I 00 the
sidewalk, which laid him up for • low days.
W Ingb.m : Dr. .1. N Chisholm, Rey. R
Hobh• and Jcho Young look Mr. Hogg to
Oho hospital lo London last wseh. 11 le
hoped that the treatment will prove bene-
ficial.
Brumfield : P. H. Murray, who war
engineer at the Illy th lour (Mil for the past
nine mootht has porob•eed the Amerloon
hotel In Brucebeld sod left last week with
his family for Its new home.
SSforth. Ur. W. B. MoKeobole, of Van•
mover, British C,lombl., attained his aunt,
Nn. M Thompson, last week. Dr. Me-
Keohnie had coma from the mut to attend
ahs husplWe at Toronto and C61mgo.
Brumfield : Mr. lie. Slmpen, hos lett
for Sault Ste. Marls, whore he hos •
good p001Lloo l0 •.tors. Ur. At,.. Murdock
has goo. to Muskoka, where be will promise
msoimlDs ; his many friends hers wish him
•11ooe•s.
Olinto, . Mre Field, Tsesw•ter, sod two
soon, hs•* been speeding • week with the
former• sister, Mrs .1. Motd•tb. Thy ars
•12 their way to M'tohel', where Mrs. Field
has bought out a store, std will reside there
1t mho future.
Brucefield : Oa Thersday •v,oieg,
(Locher 10to, • very pretty *eddies to'k
plain •t the reldenos of Peter McGregor,
of this vlllate, when els only daughl.r,
Mies Lotto, was netted In marriage to B.
K. H'gr'na. of Sunny.
Brao.Beld: S. Grainy, who disposed of !vs
10,0,ture ~teem to Wlowh•m two years
ego to B.'1 Bros, •ol wbo has slum Moo
rending to Bty` b, has parch..red the interne,
of W. P. I)ymood In tie firm of Dymond
& Mitohell, furniture deal.rs, 33',.Mary.
(iorrle: Key. and Are. R. J. Garbutt, of
l,orris, moan Ih, death of their elhet
4.ogbter, Mho i -e, who died on Sunday,
19 h beet„ ag.d 11. Nee was taken ill rat
We4ne.4ay with sppesli,ltlI; oe Friday an
opor►tloo was p.rformed, and on Stod•y
she Dossed away.
(Tinton: While ptckla. •ppl.s for P.
Straub on Monday, 'tom lwpplurtoo, 'e
twelve -year -,Id boy. had the mieforioe• t,
have a I'mb e0 which he war shading break,
pr.oiplt.tinq him to the ground. H• was
badly shaken up, but after r.g•iol•g his
wind he wee •bfe to get up and walk.
Wtogham : Miss A. ('orolla. Na,Dooald,
daughter of Hoa. Dr. M.c1)onold, deputy
•p taker, of Wingham, hen rootgoed the gem
eral •cc-.'•ry+lfp of the Youog Women's
Christian Aseoci.tloo .t Ottawa, to .c0ept
the po•iuon of tra•elhoo secretary for ohs
Yru4eats' Voluoter Movement for Foreign
\1 +,ton•
Motet am • FrIende of Mts EleanorJoha-
•tnn will b t please 1 to boar that she te Dot
suffering so ly now, though she Is
sell oo•n1e to move without wtet•n0e. Her
daughter, Mt.. Dolly, was In town lot week
and d+epned of her moth.r'e prole ly t•
ldla. Paco.. lot $875. (ler. Jo6aatee
resld• io Loodoo.
Cluton : A few days shoe while Mite
Kano.dy was v,sitlo, •t B:sck.I 's hotel,
Hooeall, ohs hod the mlafortuoe to fall head
lint down the cellar, alighting g on her ehoul
dor, wblah was d1rloosu'1. Srte •Iwwnio
-
eel 101.10 1 'plod«, but a yradumlly tom.
*ring. 1t was a wonder she was 01e mon
seriously hurt.
Vesforth . Mr. hack, of the late hem of
I),ck, Whet & C •., of Toronto, wan to
town let week. Mr, 1).ck has been nego-
1 .110g for the purchase of the VaoErmond
eonhen mill, to this t wa, for some tome,
sed be has a1 Ioogth arranged for the pur-
"hase of the propar,y, pronding the to neo
grants th• rimmed aid.
Neafonh : S A l)loksoo, B. A., barrister,
site.. has Dons to Red Uer, N. W. T.,
w here ho will beam the practice o1 law.
Mr. D3okeon 1. a bright young man and
popular in anolaI and athletic otrole, Ho
has take, •ery ormiit.ble ooure.s at Tarot -
to Uiveratty nod O.gO,d. Hall and wilLno-
doubt.dly mooted in his oho.: Youths.
Varoa : On Mooday, O,toter 20th, •t the
rMldeoos of he hroth•r, Jameson •veous,
'll'. roto, Jssopb Morrow. meroh•e1 of Fol!-
artee,it iia esesetleth year of bbye. i
. ember of years ago Mr. Morrow beeght
out Ih. store nod hueio.se of the lots J. R.
Sword and carried on • pomnl foots for
ten vers ; he then •old est b. J. T. Cairns
n od moved to Fullartoo.
Etats,: A vary pte:y hos. wedding
w•■ celebrator' Wednesday evening, °o -
lobar 15th. at the midmost of Mrs. Sims,
1495 Ru,eall street, Detroit, Mlohigar,
when her deagbter, Mies Elizabeth W.
Woodall, tormerlyy of Exeter, wee united
to marriage to William Sweet, of Introit,
formerly of Crediton The bride won a
gown of white bathe., and her ebur, Mies
Bella Sims, who acted 10 brtds.maid, was
attired in white organdy. Mr. Ell Sweet,
broths, of the groom, •..lobed ae groomt•
man.
whloh /Iv the Impreesbe that he has beta
day. whoa 1.1, ountal.ed wuuh tn... was
Lrlg it mud uheerfuI for hems lb ao Express
r•pnr.er, who ea. him •1 the goal thea 0.0-0
mug. its said that h,. 000.1 wait Arthur Stylo,
that h• was ae i' .ghehm.o by birth, had
*ems 0110 10 obit coa0try about thirteen
years ago, horsed 1st annex. and wor k.d u.
dor • bard Iaekmaster, who at gee Lime hit
hem eat the head with • board, Minute be
ouuldu'o do the work of that more rugged
inert, and he finally left • hard j,b to swoop.
the perssoutnoos of els employer.
fee mon mound r•tlooal whim es told of
his greybait.i father, to Eogl•nd, now
livtog retired after serving ee • B:Itts6
Army Sarasota to ludia, Style told o1 his
hay.og removed ale sduo•too at Kior's
College In Kogland, bow by loo Glos.
aopboathio w O'udy be had impaired his
health and them Dame out to Cao•da to toy
larmlog u • moan• o1 rerorfog tale laogimg
es. lin •p .kit eat b• btgh (.m ly
mmsaotloo. 10 h:oalmod, bow his had boon
logo tock of alter coming out hots. and In
his •ppareotlp Iuuld wom.ote .`ted other
light on bis put history, wblob, takes with
blit ..Hund appear•nos and the oattured
style, of his ooeverwtloo, Impose one with
the hens? that he Is a man of good
000n.otloea, who has boon made tbn
playthlog of • not too kindly late, and who
will prob•ly finish up In • lu,atlo
asylum
Canoe elanlllte mg ■eador-hes.
Po,sons •000mul•te to the blood nod
epees,' ivory moment to all parts of the
body. The brain teoomu congested. nerves
Irritated, sod the result is that awful bead
albs. F.rrerome le nature's own remedy
for beadachu.; It 1. • blood strengthener
and purifier of uncommon merit, • looting
potent toato, and the greatest 1o•igaraot
and boat h maker knows H.dwb.s newer
bother people tinal tits Ferrcz,oe after
mob meal. Bey a boa from your druggist
for 5ii • Ry mall from Pedant & Co , K.og
11130. Out.
Ur. Hampton's pins Den livor complain'.
STOCK SALE•
teealt of ftrspenl.a sale Meld by James
Smell Last Week.
Th. stock rale hold by James Stoll, of
Hallett, Let wink was attended by a •um-
ber o1 well-known .tookmee Irons d'ffsr.I
parte of the Proylans. The teoyy rain m-
uttered aoaewbst with the emomes of the
sale.
Th. following .ales were made :
009,, AND 110110100.
Quinn -33670 -roan, aged 6 puts nod 8
months, .old to J, 1. Flatt, Hamilton, at
$4"0.
Rislto Primrose ,•Iv.d Dm. 10, 1897,
sold to W. 0. 'Petit & Jon, Floamao, for
$22+0.
Rosebud -halved Nov. 22 1899, sold te J
1, Flat,, for 3305.
Seabird -calved, Maroh 12, 1896, sold to
Tyndall Bros. Hulett, lo• 3125
Loy Red -calved, Uot 10, 1899, sold to
F J Spromle, Markham. for 3200.
Bella -calved Feb 10. 1891, sold to Mr
Aunh Goderloh, for 3115
Helena -calved. Jon, 10, 1898. mildly W.
G Smith. Maple Lodge, for 3125
Suorioe-Dewed, 0.1. 10, 1901, sold to
W. G Pout & Soo. for 3100..
t,oml.-calyed, Deo. 12, 1901, all to J.
i%.Ilootr, Kaanaoote, 3200.
l'nmroee Peart-o.lv.d Jen. 18, 1902,
sold to J. Wall•oott, for 3200.
Roe Moy-solved, May 10, 1902, mold to
J. 1, Flan. for 3120.
Duby-8728-,•Iced, Dee 26, 1885, sold
to W. U. Petit & Soo, for 350.
BULL.
tevel.11e. Is filewraissatasa.
Shoe the lotrodaotton foto Newfoundland
of the new inhaler remedy, • detarrhozono,"
the tretmen• of mt•rroal dismoee has
neem entirely rerols'toioned, The old-time
staff and internal m.d:rno has been oast
a ids sod everyone In inhaling Gat arehnRooe;
it (neon the head and throat In two mtouur,
snit b very agrr,•ble and pleaun' to 1151
_Caerrhoaoua in . woodet 1.1 ours for
1.enaatle,-...,-..atlas+ nat. rrb, timbals,
f.r000hltlr, tai rtoouflr. inn de•tne.,.
ft rrh.rss qo ck!y and curet perm tinnily.
We •del.e our loader to try lister rh'.rnee
p.4 31 1O "td as 26 . hrrral.to .1
Pfo at'.,Kapt'..,list.
U 11 hitt ou'roma, lake au to: 'moot
pile
Antors
They combine every nlement of shoe perfection.
In PiT, STYLE, RERViCE anti COMFORT they are HARDLY
1`.(JI7Ai,1,E1) and NEVER RURPASSED.
MA NV WOMEN
are mule nervotu and irritable by them pinching and cramping of
• ill fitting shoes. Rech women should Inge no time in becoming
acquainted with they+ shoes.
They are modelled on scientific lines, it that, while being "a.
Aasy as an old shoe," they fit without a wrinkle and please the
eye with their graceful curves.
Ask ns. the conditions of the 95,000.00 Q.een Quality prize content.
REPAIRING
a
E. DOWNING,
Red Front Shoe
A SiD STORY.
B!tet Motdrg! 9 -calved Jas. 88,
1899, W. U. Pette s Soo, 3400
Rod Rover -calved May 16, 1902, Jas.
Ooreieb, Halley, 380
Reisht star-eelved April 16, 1902, J. B.
Idsdtay, ()oder,ob township, 3305.
.Ji ilt:ilion Brave Soy -299'J-
tabld 1897. W. G P.ein Sen, 3850.
The following tborobreds beloagtsg to W.
Doherty, Clinton, ware •Iso sold• -
Minnie Irene-s.lvet ,)an 16, 1892, Jas.
Hoover. Knit Waw•oo»n, 3150.
Lovely Mary-oohedNov 8, 1897, J. i.
Fiats, 3200.
R,d Roo-o.lyed May 31, 1900, J. 1.
Flare, $170.
Rona Beouty-29914 -calved April 29,
1897, R. Smith. H.y, 3160.
OTHgn STOCK.
Champion -rose boll, salved Deo. 6, 1900,
owoe I by H. Snot', Loodesboro, was bought
by W. S,dl, at 370
novas Hero -42386 -owned by Ja+. Mhob-
brook, was bid 111 at $80.
Morning Sur -Full, o.Ive.' Jan. 31, 1971,
owned by W 8oell, sold to 33'. Gray, Hut
lett, al 3100.
Evans/ Star -boll, Delved Feb. 28, 1901.
owned by W. Snell, sold in J. Thompson,
(i.n.'.►oce, for 3100.
Wateoo's Cho:cu-twr-year-old boll own-
ed by W. Granger, woe bid in .t 3150.
MoKdlop's Pride -bull, 8 months old,
owned by Jos. Smith, cold to Jon. Barr,
Hallett, for 385.
Utx a Duke-oslvsd Jae. 9, 1909, owned
by Geo. Snell, sold to r. Walker, Wtego*m,
.t 360.
U vtmrele.l Mom from ?tear *look Wander
leg Abeam a1 woodaleek.
-oma alarm w • ocu.ni.,nod aw'ong Woo,'
s .
Ws Fast K.d ,nadent• .11 i3.e night of
O .h t' 20 t,y the •tt*a.o •C0r,0e 04 •
•h• Lily dictated ma. '1 midden •g., who
from h. ni•no,r In •hieh he oil dr..me1 ser
oral pool. whom he met on the •treat *as
evidently :nuns. I'he polis were notified
M 6.41 him du tog the min ego Ile had
ev:dontly di.apperrd
At .bout anv•n next morning the man op
pawed at tbe resident of the (1h el, on
light n root. Ho was oh voting from the
emu of • long niglt'a wandering •hint the
oily. He waned proteti an, he sald, Coon
• d•Motiva who was degg'n4 hi. .:.p.. H•
hod town waiting for it former ems Rlytb
honied and rine ha left h• was heing hunt
M about rhe a'0otry by • d.t.nuve in rho
employ of adonor in Blyth, • h wanted
Ms toffy for thedo•erAing
(thief Zoete took tat man le and rave him
his br.akfast. Thee to to ik Nm before the
Marline., whoeew.1a11f.d h1*. tor *8.10(0
Melon ae to 0ls meatal Matas
The man i. .yidontly .nay, and that his
Store.
• I. • sal on + it In Hotted by Msrd.md
Store. fester.. and tbe story be 1.8., both of
r
ASHFIELD.
SATURDAY, 0.1. 25
Amosg w+bo entleotm', roll for tt •
township of Ashfield, 1902:
For county porpova $ 2,353 37
For township pulp °es 4,208 23
For pobho school purpose- 3 490.98
For sep•rats 'taboo' purposes 771 51
For speotal school rats. 2 239 96
For school debenture. 641 04
Icor Uoogeoar.o deals.-....,-.•,-- 43.49
For st.lute labor.... 51 01
For drain •wand. 32.09
For Irmo of tote. 4 06
313,835 73
A.hfi.ld council inn to on November 8th
for 1 Mutineer..
W M. STo'nan', CI. rk.
"Bitter is patience,,
hilt its fnlit is sweet."
Inconvenient is
b(tt better
order by mail, than
accept substitutes.
Get the shoe you
know, -
"The Slater Shoe"
Those honors *bleb we bespoke a few
weeks ago fur the Uedsrloh .tudeut own
Nugget to Toronto ars already Doming 16e'r
way Miss Id. 0. ('ulburse the been 'loot-
ed "orophst tit" of her ulnas •t Varsity, nod
Stuart Prltobud a keeping goal to the
Trtmty addleal football team. Sec?
heumatlsm.
V Urlo Acid In the bleed.
Unhealthy kidneys ars the
cause of the acid beim(
them if the kldnwysaotad
as they should they world
strain the Urio Acid owl
oldies swim and rheuma-
tism wouldn't occur. Rhes
madam u • Kidney DM
ease. Dodd's Kidney pine
kava made a great pert d
their reputation .iu4 g
Rheumatism. So get at
the muse of those fearful
shooting pains and odd,
aching joints. There V
but Das stns Way-
Dodd's
Sidney
Pffls
M
Tho Iliad efli Runge.-
" bsok*, Mali's Thought"
From the worst worry
to the highest Satisfac-
tion. One stepping stone
The. -__`
,
"Happy. .
Thought"
Range.
(.a'.s t.shoe-/t
____....,__.,..„--
----='yeiS
tt r,1
. w ,.t•.a t. -a •
The V..tIl.t.d IIl..t.ar.d Oyes.
Leave your culinary troubles,
worries and expense behind
you ; enjoy the economy, the
convenience, the absolute
reliability of The " Happy
Thought. " The best friend the
careful housewife can have.
Just a touch to the patented
dampers and it is ready for any
work.
Its efficiency will be a revela-
tion to yon if you are naingdhe
common kind.
Ie thin not worth investiga-
tion 7 Send for booklet to
THE WM. DUCK STOVE.
CO., Limitocl.4.0 Brantford
or call and see the agents.
NY 1111
LEE & SHEPHARD,
OODERICI-1.
iolo
-
1YM. SIIARMAN, Sok AXeit, Galeria.
Fi1.L4L TERM
-Iso T3*
LIST.7WEL
Rearms on norm v. nary. 3, lege.
Twhnnnrro, (temmMrelal age *horthend.
Terms resenahlemend ler Joanna'.
fund. is may onto, at arty lime.
1'. A. FLEMIN9, A. T. MoIIVTTRE,Free 11“
'tit Huron and Bruce
Loan and investment Co.
GODERICH, - ONT.
St:minma-PHILIP HOLT, K.C.
RAvl.kntt-THS CANADIAN RANK OF
COMMERCE.
OUR SAVINGS BANK.
We ares prepared to receive 1)epoolta
from Truateeo, Patent. or Children, in
ammo of from Fifty Cent. to Three
Thoues,rl ihtllaro, and allow eompouml
iotev.nf, *dried enure wor monsin at
rater am agreemt upon. Cheque ore
given Uepom.iton, so that they may
draw upon 'bele depoaitw at soy time
3 3.t newt 4 paw - *test sMMat sllow,M
nn Deposits.o-cordinq to 0rttt0Ont end
time left.
N 11 -1'. recant to a Tate Alit of
i'arliament married women and miners
hove the right to d+pnit nod draw int
money in their own name.
1)epouito eon he sent hy mallet the
risk of mender
Remote from yyourhomme0 temptation
to burglars and Intel for the flames. -
Aa the Company make* loons only on
Knit clan* farm property, depositors
have thn mtrongemt security for their in-
vestments.
reets
Block.
Jordan McKIM'SI Goderich,
Ont.
WARMTH IS A NECESSITY.
('eel to out of the question, but MoKlm'e warm woolens w111 611 the b111. Ila the
prints will.utt the lean•ot pookst-book.
BLANKETS
Our "nobble' blank.t :s • lugs, soft
oold resbter,at per p•Ir 32.50
"The DAISY." • very large pore wool, full
moored, fime, soft fluffy finish, the klod
you hate to gel from ouder of • oold
morulog, •t per pair......... 3.3 25
UNDERWEAR
We bare two 'penal.. at 50 •, bear,/ raahary
wool lined, •11 uses, •1 260 to 500
Pure wool Shlru and Drawers, msebrlmk-
able, ribbed wrists and ankles, t31n kind
you Ilk• to get into, for 500
Men's natural wool, the best value you ever
saw, at 31 00
HOSE
Lodi.' ribbed Home, spooled, at per palr 25o
Boyo' ribbed Hoe, spsolal, per pr 25o to 45o
MILLINERY -I
To hand lino week a lot of the totem :Mapes
and newest trimming., and they popelar
prlo.e. See whin a ole stylish up titn
dots bot Mem Paukard esn give yea fat
31 25 up Mas blob as you weal M we..
W. are pleated to hay• yon ell whelks
or yob hued to purchase or not.
JACKETS --
Our new mats for ladles In grey or bl•ok at
35 00 sod 37 50 are the 'met prodoo.
Moos. W. b•vs • tow lest season's se
greatly ndaod pines.
OVERCOATS -
Ws b•ve mo room to ktop • stook of orals,
so they MUST bet olerd, no manse
what the prim. Ws Das save you 31.00
to340000a0045.
NEW 1U14A PATT'hRNS are the hest.
NEW IDEA MAUAZINF:, 53 • spy.
M°KIM'S BUSY STORE.
Rubber Heels
That Hold
1!
•
Dessasp Csuhlee lbeb-wear like lather -
wive you a firm foothold and you can walk
far without growing weary. Sampo pair, ane.
As shoeseakera, oowrite direct
NO NSW •hook' be without the
DUNLOP
CUSHION PADS
They prevent .lipping -laminae -sprained
tendons -cracked hoofs -bat ling and cankers.
Sample .eta sent direct. Any blacksmith can
put therm oo.
WRITS POR CATALOG.
The Dunlop Tire Co.
LIMITED
TORONTO
Appies, Boys aid Girls
WANTEQ
The Maltford Evaporator is now
ready for business and wants any
quantity ot good peeling Apples, for
which cash will be paid. Also Boys
and Girls wanted to work in the
Evaporator, to whom good wages will
he paid. Come quick.
BECK & 6OLDTHORPE,
SALTFORD, ONT.
Sept. 4, 1902.
TO BORROWERS.
Thin Company he prepared to Iran nn
the mhorte*t notice any mum upon first
elate *scanty. Tornio are made t0 suit
borrowers. Straight baso and mimpl
interest.
hiORTOAOEH PURCHASED -For further
particulars call at. the Company's offiicio,
corner of Market Square and Nortl.
Street, ()Merit -h.
W. L HORTON, F. JORDAN.
Manager. Preoident..
Wm. PROUDFOOT, Vice.President.
DIRECTORS
Lo*n NTRATH,v.3A. J. M. RoRtRT,.
FRAwt:1a JOSDAM. IL i uret.Or
Wo. PRnwu►ooT, Balmy HORTOM.
D. J. NA/reel. P*IWP HOLT, K.
0, +
A Great Snap
I. oar Mager Soap, at 5o. •
pound, of which we sell . barrel • week.
This isn't our only soap, as we carry
everything that can bo found to ao um
to -date grocery store, and our price
ere right. The farmers know chat they
0.0 alway* get from as • snap for their
proluoe. We draw the line •1 no
l.gitimau trine - everythlug goon :
(il...ware or potatoes, garden stuff or
ohntoset table China. We deal In all
of them.
T. G. TIPLING & CO.,
Radford b!o.tk, Ou Isrloh
The:Division
between good:and Indifferent
Drugs and Medicines
Ie strooely defined hers. Th. I.dll.
format kind ars moor ordered ed
Dever permitted to form pert of oar
stock. OoIv goods of uodouotd
purity an offered to customers.
Our stook of
Proprietary Medlolnes
Is very Imre. 1'rloes an low,
F. JORDAN,
MEDICAL HALL.
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
Att KINDS OF
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
THE HEST
Scranton ilail Coal
IN THE, MARKET
Al (hal weighed on the Market t10a1.e
where 700 gel MOO he. for • too.
WM. LEE.
Ord.,. 1.3 t. at LEE D
Store promptly attended M.
i BROPHEY & soy
rte 1i&DINO -
H MMILi•ak yhyRAO,*. ate►
Orden earerally onoade4 N ae all
boar•. ■1110 or dal.
Skarbee Street.
Mill Wood
FOR SALE
The 4 ova is cut into stove wood
ielt,th and will be delivered to any
part of the town the same day ea
ordered.
Orders received by telephone or
left at rrsidenae, 128 Cambria street,
will receive prompt attention.
'Phone 98.
PETER McEWAN.
G.xterirh, Novem her 21.3. 1899. 63-3m
stet.I Shingles
either Galvanized or Painted
Are Always Thry ora more
er-onomic•I1
Relle. bled+'rahleanal
Quicker to
apply than any other•, fitting emir-
"
ately -and therefore n+t es ly laid.
They have been thoroughly tested
in all kin.le of climate+, invariably
proving }'Ire, L/htning. Mum
and Weather Prod.
if ynw.e lwil4ir.g.rna4 osewef mtir
faction hyrde "ng Fa•rt.Atr,l for
roof-fullestthe
information if yo.. writs
Metallic Roofing Co., Limited,
M3EtftAtl 5371*, T17RORIU, (AMl1U3.
RO1t SA1.14 HY
Lee & Sliepkarl
00 YOU BUY GROGERIES?
No one who buys ()roceries can afford to overlook the bargains
which we offer on every lawful business day. Our Groceries are
of the best quality, and the prices are as low as first-class goods
can be bought at 1f you +re not already dealing with us, make
a trial purchase, and see if we cannot, suit you.
ISTaCTIM=Ydr• CO
•
THE (IROCERR, WEST SIDE SQiiARE.
Bar ;clods promptly delivered. Telephone fetes 111