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THE LEADING} NEWDPAPER OF HURON OOT -TN -
FIFTY-FIFTH YEAR - 2910
TAILORING..,
I nay* isoeleed my New ".ons of
Suitings, Trouserings,
etc., for FALL and
WINTER Wear.
If you are getting • new spring null,
...ght over. not, or.oythlog m my line,
cin pion. Vol! in goods, at and prise.
2.T lteadr•Medr l lothlea le meek.
H DUNLOP, ti l liiei
A Great Snap
u nay Wafer • Snap, at 50. A
pnuoJ, of which we milt • barrel • week.
Thi. Isn't our nary soap. re we Derry
.verytblog that me lie found in an um
to -date grocery *tor., and our proms
are right. Th. 0..mere know that they
,t•s .Iwiye vet from us • ensp ter their
produoe. We draw the Ilse at no
Iegitom&14 Irate - everything goes
Gl.rw•re .•r Sod.' tow, /ordain need or
-oboiosst table Chios We deal In all
of tb.-n.
T. G. TIPLING ti CO.,
II *Heed bleak. (1, lerlc ,
Mtl plop, Mntui . the IUIrtket Co.
-ARM ANDR104 AT RDW• PROP-11°
of 1'• opeety leen rr l up 1tiip, J a, moi
a,
Al •
or 01,'1 art ANO 1/1lti.a-i.l00.
1. II Mrl.ean. pees • T. termer, vice -orae.:
Jas. l'camollr. Y. liW. W. O. Hrnadtoct. J.
woo .Joe. 'Nona,.1. (J. Deere, J Heenewa:e,
t.M, t,.re. W 14 Hru etf„ u. Seer.',h. lienee
to•oHoaes : T. ft. Hays. Ye•fortho secreta, y
rea,urer.
AutxTe,
J. W. Ion. James t'umtntnr
eg:o•mda•lile; It. McMtllas, 8.efogtb: ft
- dh. Ilvlock
110. ars holders eau pay seeres..u•te and get
thou rand, mceteted at Mr. Coati Clinton. or
at Ma Leen Bina Palace Clothing titin. Gods
rich
1 BROPHEY & SON
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ltyttcY1A. D•trcelLoe+f. oma.
ti\OLA\ NWE S
selves rerelly al$eade4 es"ar all
ha • • •s“�(..---------
•..bee ee.eal.h
Mill Wood
FOR SALE
the sl,ovn in cut pito store wood !
en;th and will be delivered to any
part of the town the same day as
ordered.
1 orders received by telephone or
.eft at reoidenoe, 128 Cambria street,
will receive prompt attention
Phone 98,
PETER McEWAN.
h. Novemfwr 21.1. 1899. 53.3,u
HELLO
THE OLD
" RELIABLE
ALL KINDS OF
COAL
GODERICH, ONVARIO, CANADA : NOVEMBER 21, 1902
A SOUTH AFRICAN SCHOOL.
Meat the 1.1111e neer* Think et the Keret
"Ilaara.entneee.
Mies Ruby 11.1.04,11, a former Uode,irh
„Irl who went fu South Africa as • toucher,
thus describes a0 altero..nn In her school-
room.
The afternoon s.eston haying developed
Leto a k oil of uuovor•ay:o0• the talk drifted
to the wee ad the gale, faeltog more
lamt!iar with me since setting the pictures of
■y home .01 Insole, spoke as freely as
their limited knowledge 0t F:uvhsb would
permit. 1 had been showing them a glut.,
cot which they were very tattoos to find
S•. Helena, Ceyluo god Bermuda. Must of
them have, or bad, rel..ttym to these remote
places and were mach pleased *lieu they
were shown theiPpslttoo on tits peep. It
was bard for therm to uud.rrtand all that
I tried to tell them. for not one of them has
AIM Meta tic w, and oaf hag eaisemeilT-
v.gue ideas bout It. '
1 asked them tf they maw whtoh was the
greatest••ouotry to the world, mod the on
amlmous answer was " the Transvaal " 1
shoot my head mad looked very msob ohm
prised. Well, Ore, the Fre* stets.
"Where i. that 1 add, "I knew of no
such ooastry." Tbey looked at eah ether
doubtfully. "Perhaps you mems the Or•n,.t
River Colony,' I said. after • while. Ye.,
they rboutht tea might be the Mate plass.
W •iI now, I'll show yen the Tr.wytml
..ud the Orange B ver Colney on thle globe,
and .nu will nes what • very small part
they tore of thle great big worl4."
And what do you thl.k one of rhos•: (arm•
bred,' simple twirled.. otter -eyed, duct -lir -
dented Boer rule'wid to me ' The, have
made the 1 rasv.al smell out of spits. Tia:
mut wee made 1■ Eeslond." Of 000y.,
she did not say It to those words. but that
was what her indignant tamest meant. Two
of the gtrls wire very Rntiah. Kl,ztbetb
LOW., a girl with a very intent.• NO, and •
n eutral tore for the E',Wb (menage. told
me !bet her father we. .n E ,gMabmst.
"Where Mite .ow :' 1 s -ked her.
"I. Cley'on, teacher "
"Did he tient, then "'
• F. .beth tooled as t1 she would rather
n ot answer the quest:en, but after a while
the said is • heldwht.per. ' Yes. Warner."
"But if he le •o Eeglubma. why did he
SR\t •talent Me owes people!" Her pale
oknsks flu.q.J p.iofully, nod she locked at
the feces of her acbo.elm•tes There mer.
Daly a f, w there, ant sett to her sat Aonis
breed. whom eraodmether was Eog1 01,-a0d
whew eyee'dasbed uoenarmesme0•. •'The
Bain made him 6. ht,".td El z'both boldly,
and than looked se if the Manse might 1&11
bot Onthint veru terrebte happened, exespt
that Batty Hernias. my parolee. girl, look-
ed st her with • etermy reproachful' eye.
•• Nile do you think abou' 1'. all, Batty•"
1 said. Don't you like the English. and are
you not proud to belong to such • great
country•'
Betty looked at we very sharply.. She
w..,•,.00derieg, I suppose. just bow far ale
eIpreeetoe tet her minion.
h.nocoor •, •ppan•0'ly, by what alm saw
to my face, she raga. and wb'Ie her eyes
darkened and her oheky grew crimson to
her eroo .men', told mo
t e "re.. eek.," esthete up by
esyve, "11ike te.cber, t.ot more Eot!I'b 1
lite mot • When I tried to show ban bow
absurd It tem for handful of Were to take
up arms against rhe greatest country In the
world she 'book ter head woolly end pro
o.edri to totem tee that numbers bud
e ntities to do eil:h tt. (Ind was oh the ludo
of the Boers 101 woo their bales foe them.
1 felt like etyma. "He seems. to have d. -
...tted for the Bolt oh Ode,' but 1 thought
or emelt eme4 irfoveree•,-401--selr•fosd.
and lou mid, You'll h, • eplendld British
I.ob)t••1 s0e of these days, Betty, oboe you
undoes, ted U..age better.' Arid so she will.
I -ate aeD.troes'eu4in•rtbgent.
I'v, jest tonne over to the orphan&*e
where twenty ch Wren from the saes of 11-
, eon down to a year and a half eat mooed
, Ienr table end wry to the music of a hitt
organ pl•.rod by the lady dootor
1,-u. m.at dllj, relit lot !
'K .-•e• .tet sit wit net waled me tied.
•ho .t I •wok b n, arm ea blind,
ocotor- no.int Hij weal z 10 kind.
L. It•ue intra wit
.1r,.lu+o• mist mil
.15,.tr:m mitt mil
lir weer dtt qlt lied • wooed."
Meeh.(• y.•u w• II recn.n it as the
,milkr.byme within' chorus
„Yes, Jesse loves me.
The Bibi. ten m•• w."
But don't you think We a formidable
1•ovuapa:
-ilia mothers of • them
deed. and sow- of the (Athete, too,- while
others are away In •••. Helene, Ceylon or
Bermuda. The wee baby was only tine
weeks- old when her f •her wene off sn4 left
bee, bur her fat, red cheeks and bright eyes
&Item how wrll the was taken oars of. They
.l1 gong with great esgcrnse. and ,
and it 1e evident that religion is. very roil
ttinto tkssepeople. Hefty I(w?Irwbra,.
AUBURN.
•
Full, iv, Nov. 21.1.
M1•x 9v)mt:?os '*5 r..ow:v.-toles L.
Symington, wel
!-know
n and much
esteem
rti young ltd ofthis 1ace was married at
Spokane. Stats of Wash'nttor on \oyer•
1st 1001. to tieur(r Willard, of that oto.
The '•edding took plies In the First
l'r i terlio church.
performed by Bev. 11. W. Olbeey las the
prefeoce of • lerIe number of - wtt.e..ee.
111111y rod anthem ftem
ALWAYS ON HAND
nig IIS r
crali[ou Bard Coal
IN TUICIMARlieI
AI t cel welgtrbd on the usenet &.lie
pM. snafu.( flet: Ihy. forrmaa (ton.
WL 1"'real the bride.
. LEE. ! Th, barkeeper t4101.,•1 sod the awe left er LEE & l3HEP8Jk3.tD'9 fed. gleeful when T hoy take. ht. first drink
.111ate.yzompuy attended to. isejegsbeJto t»•ver.gI.
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POBTOFFICE 131 A rISTICS•
The following .'•dalton are taken from
the report of the Postmaster Gummi for
tbs year ended June 30, 1902, and relate to
the offices to Huron oounty.
The revenue figures are for the year 1901-
''2, up to 30.6 of June last, bu,. the .a'ary
figures are hued on the revenue were. of
the previous year, which account. fur the
seeming disperety to the ..lariat of e. 11111 of
the artium. S.Arise fur '1 ptl'masters •r.
booed upon 40 per cent. of the 'o'•r revenue
of the Aloe, boon. they Nauru••. from year
to year, but to the ease of rite smaller etti-
c1Ihot.bow •d•°leased rayenuethe 11r•
partm.nt does not •laaye too. r the eatery
to the •otoal 40 per civ F'o • bumble of
years Swlorth holt .xuonJ piece m vn'ume
of business, but the }.,Mowing table shows
that it is now four, h. Wit gh.m h.a forged
ahead sod now bolds second place.
arroogTtNO Orre Its.
•
hui
A�
13i •
Auburn . $ 368 19 114,830 11 $ 237 97
B.yt.t.l .... 515 69 10 952 21 • 320 31
/lelgnve.... 556 82 4 433 71 " 301.84
Headliner.... 108 71 4.188 14 71 24
Bleev.M .... 318 87 6.214 38 182.26
Blyth 11,452.27 6 884.67 610.15
Brumfield 400 59 4 114 17 191.10
'trowel, 2 283 73 17 932 70 995 67
Ceetr.lia 314 20 1,132 35 129 34
Chat,» 4.395 31 16 559 61 1,740 83
('rabseek 193 92 7,525 87 120 09
Crditoo648 02 10.730 28 349 26
Uasbwood 341 08 2,209.36 193 78
Dungannon708.53 15,460 37 328.09
Ethel 44.4.27 12,468 64 225 36
Exeter 2,397 52 18 234.29 929 66
Fordwteb , . 620.48. 18 707 54 407 149
I dvroh 6,566 70 23 523 51 2,147 50
fierce 913 35 10 406 79 456 68
Hensel' 1.302 01 9 043 24 525 79
Kit pec 3'43.37 2 595.45 203.72
Loode.boro'395.24 5 955.98 183.20
St. .tes.ph128 13 2 247 58 95.91
Sea f o1 t h 4 305.65 14 700 25
Varna 322 70 3 161.08 17964
Waltos 3.5859 3!63.89• 169-72
W1r41sm4 507 75 20 277.16 1.545 46
Wroaater816 86 14.258 41 460 75
/..rich 696 33 10 907.51 389 21
COUNTY CURRENCY.
W tegbam : John (:ole, of Keso•rdl•e, for-
merly • resident of Wingb•n1, died on Tum-
my of last week.
Sr. Helene : The new books ter MO
publto Ithl, r y •rrlyed. The library hastier
quite • tin. awortmens, • credit to our
vlll•ge.
Egmoodville : Miss McKinley, of Ng-
moodedle, has had the decree of B. A. 000-
ferred on her by the seo•te ot Toronto Um -
vire ty
Hester : A very quiet weddlas was
solemn zed oo Wednesday, Nov. 19th, when
Mux Ada Sweet was united in m•rr1•ve to
W tel Isaac.
Se.forth : W. Ament has hewed the Cole -
mart sawmttl and is hey Ind 11 uowpletrly
overhauled and pat 1n up t.- late 000.Ittioo iIfor the to ,nufaotore of stave..
I
Melon : W. C. Myers, of
Saginaw, Mtoh.
formerly of towo, wee o.arrid • few day.
smog to Mies H.germ.o, d•uebter ,l tae
lege Dr. Hagerman. of Norfolk oounty.
Grey : The 100 sere feral bolobging to
Mrs Owen Smith, Guelph, lot 13, ono. 4,
Mu been perabued by .loo. H. Smith who
bas moved to a emoond house un the puce.
L•adbury : Friday morning, 14 ' h toot, the
tnf•.t eon of Mr. Harrow, jr., two mile.
.met of Leadbery, disc of se ailment t f se
lemrsal chaster. He was •bout three
months old
Morris: Blob. Armstrong and F Embury
arrived home lett week from Muskoka,
where they were for their annual deer boor.
Tbey brcugbi four deer N trophies of tbe.r
prowess with the rifle.
Seafortn : Mrs. J. O. W'd.ou and family
left oo Tuesday for Stnt&tuta, Assinlbui•,
♦e join her husband, who has been there for
about • year. She will be accompanied by
her sinter, Mrs. Jame. Grave.
H. mall George Scott, who purobeeed the
groo.ry and seed business of Joseph Co..
end rented the prem tees fur • term of
has moved hu faintly oyer the enures, which
i will prove a great 000veolence to him.
he ma els stook t+use
'1.73926 Exetern 1 [ R D in St.
j Matlh.w'e oburob, Brandon, oo Saturday
morning, Nov. 15th, of Edward B. While
eldsst son of Will J. W bite formerly of
Easter) to Mise Alberts E. C;eysrly, of
Brandeis
NON•ACCIII'NTIN.: Orl CCAS.
l'be following are the esteem from the
000- ,.;canting r ffiese a the 000aty-offices
that are not merry order twee, whose
Outlines. outatde of lower delivery is only
the r.:15 11 stamp. and roue! notes •
Itt.ssue. Salary and
allowance.
$11904 1 57 00
52 00 36 00
. 221.20 90 00
102 80 50 00
115 00 44.00
72.90 30 00
130 45 85 00
2200 1200
9672 5000
Mahaffey
H eche/60d
H.Iloet... ...
Blake .....
Carlow
Chiwibutst
Constance
Drysdale .. ..,
Dunlop . ... 115 00 40.00
h.emoedVIlle 245 00 110 CO
71011 " 30.06
Fer'lyee '.... .. .. 39.-36 2000
71 00 • 36 00
(aee.nos° . ..
Glen Farrow.... ..
Grad Heed .. , .
'fetlock
Hay. .. .....
ffeutryn .... ...
Hill. breve.
Holdlesvllt.•
Hu•ttogfield .
K:ogshrtdgs
Ktr.teil 179 17
L,k.Mc .... 98 49
Lime . 60 OC
Learner. 70 94
Leadbory. 120 42
Leone's'? 162
Loyal 74 50
Mefeking . 31.50
Marooub 26 42
M'atcrl.ff 45 87
Northridge...: 119 OC
Nile 101.76
Port Altwrt 152 75
Porter', Hilt ... 79.37
Proem r,' y ...... . 23.00
Ke levity., (l$ 53
S' Augustine - 180 77
St, 1lelens 182.00
Ssltford . . 12003
tt.repta _ 75.00 36.00
4heppetdtes 65 00 20.1)0
Summerhill • 33.00 20.00
Stumbles 19 40 12 00
Westfield 208 00 36.00
STiach4lglgi..-..� ,-_..00.94 -_._'-.44.90
Winthrop 119 60 60 00
• 31 96 24 00
l4b0 70 00
37 70 24.00
176 00 100.00
56 04 28 00
9114 4000
_160 73 116 00
15 00 .. 20 00
130 00
.48 00
�
03
3000
2800
5000
6000
2400
12 00
20.00
2100
9400
5200
F600
4300
1200
30.00
8000
8000
' 5600
HE MARSHALL $AN1TARY MATTRESS.
PAT. SEPT.. 1900.
THE ONLY VENTILATED MATTRESS IN THE WORLD.
Perfectly .ventilated, Perfnotly Iteethent, .1lwolnielt Noi.nlee-
h chIt. hoe Mueller;Mueller;to lift or carry it hy.
It b It
and more durable than the beet hair mete.+..
It cannot get, lumpy, and will not •1g front use
it i* the moat haalty and moat comfortable Mattrn.. made.
Cmll and examine it. merits. 9ohf only by
Vine tphol.tering done
WIL.MER SMITH,
Dealer In HIgh;Oreile Furniture, Furn*.htngi and Art
oo e,
.
to order. Nest treet,
1
lioy1eld : On Wednesday evening of last
week H.. Darrow, of the Commercial
hotel, and Mrs. James Follow were united
1 to marriage at rte re'- clones of Mr. Poi
lock. 'Pt. ceremony was performed by Rey.
u. ytnx.0 _
.Naw stinking, tried to force 1t, when hts
bud pawed l0 n little loo Iv, coming in
contact with the knives with the above
remit. tie was hastily driven into
to the office of Dr. Graham, when it was
fount that, the bossn of the little iimier had
been .o 'heaved that •muu'a1u. .t the
band wwseoesrary.
Clinton: There pawed away to Its anal
resting niece, es Sunday of kat week, the
spirit of Mrs. Richard 9toseh.m. 8be was
In her 52p1 year. and had been • resident
of Clinton for nearly twenty years, during
which time .he had become widely acquaint
ed, ted she was lo.,ked upon as a Rood•
k•r.d neigbtor. Some two years ago .6m
. 1d..red a p.r.lytto stroke, when one was
confined to bed for aerosol week., but she
was so far recovered ao to be able 1u be
around Two week. ego, however. she
roarreienotber.tt:,dk,at,: in her falling
etfso2th it was wen that not mmtldhanou
ren,alned for by recovery, death c g to
her relief on Sunday arternnoo She leaves
to mourn 1,3-r 1...11 •'heart broken husboe",
who. of all times, needed et present the
n:in•srertng baud of hie 1,vo: one, while
passing through the last stare of hl. I fe,
with the llsgeaing s Anima he has had for
the post eight rare.
BLUEVAL6.
4t Kos 5*IAY, Nov. 19.h.
James Burgess is on the awn he.
Mrs. M. ti Minuend children, of%V,eg-
hem, visited 1.-t work eat Robert Slasoo'e.
John Burgess is in Ilran•ford this wee!,
•tt.udtov the querle'ly audit of the C.
O. F.
Mn. Pater 4N' heeler .0d ohtldran bate
returned from a tour wo' k,' emit to the
country.
Rev. W. J. and Mr.. W.et sere io
Walkerton this week at teadrog the wed-
dirg of Mre. West'. brother, Pout Bordon.
The tea-meettoo in the 5lethn4et church
last Monday eeenihv w u a e ery sueceardu!
one. Th.tN les w,,'•• !.td in rhe basemen',
where the ladies and young people of the
onogregation attended well to the wen'o of
their onsets. Ahem- x c'cloot everybody
adjourned to the auditorium of the oburoh,
whore •o eteel)eet proir►m wax given,
Rev. M.err. Hobbs.. of Wlribam, l:arbutt,
of (:'erne, and West, of B!uatalr, .ddresaid
the au 1 tinge, .zeoll-ot music was rendered
by al orchetree of vi"Lee, and *be sirgiog
of Mus Hettie Reid, Mrs. W. J. J'hustoo
and fir. Sp.rbr g was warmly appl.uled.
Seemlier : Oas day re eptly as our IooeJ
blask.m.tb oat eottlsg • her of steel • piece
of it flew up and struck him is the eye.
1
Medic'sl.14 win ',cured, and it was (cued
that the White of the eve had • cut spout
• tbree•ei,;bts of an loch "nog
Clinton : John Hartford telt tor Toronto
yesterday 11'bored.y) to attend a bouquet
/Ivou by to. Manufacturer.' Aeon , at wblch
Mr. Tarte, Hon. Mr. Piefootaioe, Sir
Albert Kellett, of Leedom, Eag., and other
lm_portent pdblle a1en, w}N4e_ PfS500t.
Wingh.m : Dr. J. 9. Chuhe'tu went to
Toronto on Friday, 14th ism, In ase little
Norman Masdosald, of %.tined, who is in
the ho•pltel there as the result of losing an
eye by a weals throws by • playmate.
The remaining eye was un • critical
condition.
Brussel.: Robert Armstrong, • former
wel!•koowu resident of Brussel., died in
London, on W'eiuelday, 12.h 104., heart
!rouble being the cause of deatb. Dossed
wee •I]ty 50000 yore of azr. Mr. Arrc-
.troog and family removed from Mussels
about four years ago.
Clinton: Mre. Matbwon, of Rattenbury
street, was od.ed to Bowm.nvtllea few days
ether. oaten to the ',Hotta tiller, of sea old
friend. Trost M Mre. Mstneson a forum
home, mid •11100gh she bee not .been there
for ov,r thirty ye•r.,.he tooted mooy of the
ossoaiatce of bet girlhood still living there.
l lioluu : Mire Barbera Cook, for nearly
five year. moment matron of the bus' of
B.tnge, has Riven ne her Out oleo, because
her servioee.re ngutted at the home of her
• tweet., near Luakoow. She has given the
0,..t of and it le wah regret
that Mr. and Mee. Freacw part wIN. her.
Her suocesto: a not yet teroviledr
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS
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do justice to thle somber. which for beauty
and utility touches tho highest work, It
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of.onnelee....It is suth: (east so fasts 16.1 in
It t19 beet medico writers tied artiste are
generously represented. The boot contains
over 230 peRw, wIth thirty four lull page
illustrations, of which twenty ere oft wo o:
more colors. Tem m,eDitod' ot this Hen.
ember a
umber tor w ieh 728 tons of paper
sol Ca tons ol•Ink have been need, may be
uidaretood from the foot that nra'v-onn
prase roaoing fnu.rt"u hone • day have
ed to •tin l•• the biodiog alone
of the e,litiom o •15,000le'oplse reprel.ntIng
o'er 20,000 000 section* which lied to bit
an.r.4 indirldr.ally by hams hoed,.
'NEWS OF THE LAKES.
TRArrp 01 Tar 9,M, CANAL.
!'taws, Nov. 6,-Tbe notal freight car
and by aka ten "::oil• nehe-,Csoedian and
United Stites, darts g the mon•h of
Urtobet lest wee 4.618,971 tone. This le
443,746 tow mere then erre carried In
Uotober, 1991, .i,1 1,428,998 tone more
thea the qu..tfte carried In (lather, 1900.
Of the teal 4,618 291 tone carried by the
two canals, the Cee•dI.n Soo oerrled 604,-
711 lone, whteh Precede the freight o.rned
In rlotober, 1901. by 250 330 tons. aid that
to October, 100. hy 261,781 toe.. 'faking
the months of the preeant and two
previous seasons, the total freight oerrt.d
east and west by the two cane'. IMO : -
1°02, 30 931,21'. ton. 1901, 24 543.610
tone, and 1 )0, 23.090.766 tone. Time 1902
shows • g ..n of 6 367.606 tenors onmpard
with 1901, sod of 7 440,450 see. compered
with 1900. The tote) freight carried by the
Canadian "See" In the maven months of the
three years i, :-1902.3 979,290 tons ; 1901,
2.514,145 toes : 1900. 1 844 426 tone. (lab,
1902 ever 1901. 1 438,147 toe.: gain 1902
ever 1900, 2 134,864 tons. Compared wit
the total of the two "4eoi" for the mien
months, the aaadla caeal aurid 12 416
per dent. of the total freight in 1902, 10,24
ter cent. Io 1901, sed 7.99 per Beet. tin
1900.
Vote for the
Electric Railway By-law
on Friday, Nov. 28.
Hruseels : James Turnbull, .rho hue sold
ire house ani lot to ChM. Ritobte, of
More., bas purobas.d the residemos of Jon.
Amens, near the U. T. R. depot, the pricer
being $1600. Hs gets petsewion next
month, lar. Ameut and family removing
to Mrlbswk; Perth Om, where a heading fit -
try and esw mill have bees bought.
Grey : D K. Livingston, lith coq., bad
Ibe misfortune to break one of his lege be•
ow the knee both nth hose
. halon brokca.
He was moving lite household off° to from
his former residence to the house on the
same term vacated by his father and
mother who to/sally removed to Ethel,
when hs slipped, and • milk ,.An 6191 with
Bout caused the trouble.
Londsahoro : We are excee,linvty sorry
to .,0000nee the death of Mts. J.1), 51.1•
vile, which occurred oo Friday, 11sh loot.
She had suffered from dropsy for year
post, and her demise wait not unexpected :
she was • yoct.g woman Highly esteemed by
all, • member of the Presbyterian church
and the sympathy of thke community ros,
mgt ii hi-l.uebaod In his bereavement :
she I to fames,.
Brumfield : A. Aik.nhs.d, formerly of
this place, b„t now foreman of the London
Rending Work., le hold up, the result' f an
wenfdeet wMete site..y test' hem Me Hutt
arm. Mr. Alkenhead was 1.ottillite some
material to a mw, &ed nolortunaely 1611
his arm aoroas the top of the saw, set
thinking of 1to close proeflnity In • twink-
ling the mw cut through flesh and mueoles
to the bone. badly tearing the latter se
will.
S.aforth : '5t, *otice by the Saginaw ps•
per. that Jos. ihan&ban, • prominent rest -
dent of that oily, died at his rsaidanw
there. after • few hours' Ilt.ees of ,-erebrel
hemorrhage. l'oe doomed was • earlvs of
Seafnrth, having boon born here ,o 1861.
bat h• has been • resident of Saginaw for
twenty-two year. and had I,mama one of
the Isedlne man of the city. He was a I
brother of Mrs. John McMann seri Mn,
Ditos,vf Eg mond sit Ile.
Colhonu : The silent mesl"nger Dame to
the home of John Monolog.] on Moseley o1
last week, .n1 nailed sway his 'deet eon,
aged 16 years, who has Mee a soffrrer from
oeneomptloo; t.h• funeral took plane on
Wednesday Only two weak' ago Mr.
Mni.tnys lost Me wife by the seine ailment,
Iesvle4 en hie oars three d•u;ht.s sad sere
e ons. This doable see Me. to Mr Mn.
e ines to Intensely sad, and the dueness gym
p.thy of all eon• nit In him in Ult. hoar of
0,1.1.
'taeley Monday ettar.no..1 Is,. week
• p•refai soeldene happened to Tandy
Thompson, of Mosley, whereby he Innes
Hullo germ .1 h alert hand sad the tap of
the third finger As near a w. Dan learn
h e was towline • .Ince .mater, and the
PORT ALBERT.
'Truism' Nov_ 25.
LOOKfI AT YOUR
LABEL!
IT SHOULD BE
MARKED PAID
FOR
...1902
D. M°GILI.ICUDIY, EDITOR.
Lightness of a
Dorothy Dodd
On the Scales.
Agreat many. interesting recta may
be discovered with a pair of scales,
but it is doubtful if any single fact
will be more interesting and valuable to
the overage woman than the weight of
her shoe..
For this tells her the number of
Onr1CCA that Must le lifted thousands of
times each day, and to little calculation
will show that rhe lifts ton, of shoe Wen,leather • day -no await Wen,in itself.
-The "Dorothy Dodd'rshoo saves the
lifting of more than one and a half tons
every day. A pair of "Dorothy Dodd" shoes are several ounces light-
er than ordinary shoes. The feet are just so much wore comfortable,
mud you are so much leas tired.
l'ut a pair to the tlet.
They cost -
$3.75.
B. -Of course we will give
you particulars of the '4,000
I'rize Contest.
Wm. Sharman, a %r. , has exclusive sale at
GODERICH, ONT.
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Mrs. Pearson and flies 5(•rtha (;neo
visited triettds to the viclaity c1 Blyth hat)
week.
John Mc111illao hu gone to Drys tole to
join hie uncle, who is workirg at the St.
Joseph harm ,elks.
Mn. Pellow 1001.5.1 last week Isom
Gore Bay, where she was v..iting her
daughter, Mrs.'.5 R Reed.
Mrs. it. C. Hawkins attended the mar-
ri.ee of her nephew, H. B ('nnstlaw, of
Blah R ver, Algoma. to Mies V•netoer, of
�ioderc!r;-on'Wed-oraterethers ores*:
Tomorrow rte Farmer.' lnerlture will
held .ftierr.000 and ove.tne meetiuee to Ile
Inesters' Hill here. at .'Het h'Heaton,
of Vrle.. w111 he the prind.p+l ,oet,ker in the
after,, •o..
TO ADVERTIBBR8.
Notice of nnanges,mai.t-be left at this
Office not later than Saturday
mown. The Copy for changee
meet et,, ltd -net-1' ter than Mou-
d'ty noon Cesial Advertisements
aaoeptnd no to nos n Wevdne."tay rf
eaeh week
Rubber Heels
That Hold
1
" Eureka and Homemade
dna-
WE, make a great
many kinds of
ad, but the kind
we are particularly'
fond of is our
Dunlop Cushion noels-, ear like Ism iter -
Ri.e lou a firm 1.nh,4 anti you can •alk
r.r rithout gron;nos aryy. Sampkl'air, SOc.
'.1 sttoensters,. ter write deem
,
.- _.
!10 MORSL ,: uW b. without the
DUNLOP
CUSHION PADS
7 0 ,', •rent >I.ppu.,;- I. ruse-.yraincJ
tuntJ.ws...�ra:kc t hone(..-heleog -Neat cook/too.
Sxnil?e sent Jirc.t. Any black,mldi :an
1-ut ilia._
tt 1(146 FOR CATALOG.
The Dunlop Tire Co.
LIMITED
TORONTO
Bread "
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Get loaf from our age,lt. See how white au l light and sweet
it is.
Our bakery includes, among other improvements, patent ovens
that take our bread to suit everyone's taste
Once it customer. always a customer.
•
- The Parnell -Bean Steam Baking Co.. Ltd.
W. P. WESTOBY,
AGENT, - HAMILTON STREET.
Est*bllshsd 1890.
W.F.
Phone Main 4303.
DEVER & CO.
STOCK AND BOND BROKErt
10 Wellinlston Straat East, Toronto. -
Main Offices --17 Broadway, New York; 60 State Street, Boston.
STOCItS, BLINDS AND GRAIN
Bought and Sold for Cash or on Margin
1'at.lcular attention given to Canadian Securities.' Market lettere n &Ilcd daily
(4 p, m.) on application. t'or, eepondenoe 1.ivlted,
�1 There neer was such a deme
GET READY. • pd for L.tdlss and Oialleltsas
haying •thorough knowledge of Commercial sail Shotfkaolt
work. The
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LONDON, ONT., hal eselsted more stu'leots to prettable position, dur'nq the put
y.Ar 'hen • v School in the \V,'r. We would 1 e plr•fe to.. -lint you Po Iirulare for
J. W. .Principal:
80 YEARS,.
EXPERIENCE
TRADE MARAS
DEMONS
Coeveinw rs &c.
Amine Pnn.1lne m Pket rh and de.rrip(Inn may
eutrkly n.rxrtatn one ni.„nnn free w he, 110r an
.ne•otlnn 1a prnhahly p••entahlr. I' ',ttirnl,nlrw•
1 Inn. PIrIMlyennndenllnltlandhrw,k nn Parente
sent free. t ,ldret arm., fear re,,irn,g paleef..
Petenla lagan Ihrungh etonn A Co. roomy.
,pr1n4 .v,Nrr, without charge, In the
ntiik Jimerkan.
A 0.nd.04, , limn(rated wenkt,. r.nrenet MP
reale(e,n ,.f Ant Pel,,'' itie nrnal. Trema, tits
car; tier tinea(h.. 01. Nn9d hy•1114 new.destery.
IUNN & Co 38tBre.dw.r, ew York
Branch wen.. RY. F Yt.. Wash Inst on. n.
LIPPINCOTT'S
MONTHLY MAGAZINE'
A FAMILY LIe5AR,
The Best in Current Llteratml
12 Comelrvr Novru Yu'wty
MANY SHORT STORIES ANO
PAPERS ON TIMELY TOPICS
112.60 Pew Veen; 26 cos. A COPY
*NO CONTINUED STORIES.
Huainan COM 1N 1
To the Ladies.
The' opening of the fall. millinery season timIs ,ny stock,
as usual, complete in the various lines pertaining to
ladies' headwear. The most never'ef}ecta in shape; and
trimmings are to be found here, and our work in mak-
ing up orders has always been satisfactory to my cue -
tomer..
Ladies are invited to visit my showroom and inspect
nig stork at their convenience.
Miss Cameron,
Milliner.
nu COG }iawllton nl.'I \,'wgat, streets.
00 YOU BUY CROCERIES?
No one who Nuys Groceries can afford to overlook the bargainw
which we offer on every lawful business day. •Jur Groceries are
of the bent quality, and the prima are as low as first -closes geode
con he bought at 11 you are not already dealing with us, mak
w trial purchase, and met, if Wn cannot suit yo'l.
STvRnY CO_
THE OROCSRS, WEST SIDE $(,I1'ARE
'(loolle promptly delivered. Telephone No. 9