The Signal, 1903-1-29, Page 4BRAND TRUNK
4 Tvi$IDAY, January 29, 1903.
THE SIGNAL : GODERICII ONTARIO
TWO 1310
Bargain Days in Clothing
SATURDAY and MONDAY
JANUARY 31st and FEBRUARY 2nd
AT W. C. PRIDHAM'$
We find that with our prrwul dock of Clothing we will not have nearly enough
room ter the Targe stock of Clothing ordered for spring. We therefore have decided to
have two big Bargain travailed put the price so low that it will be an easy matter to
make the necessary room. Just think of it-
60.8uits, worth $6 00, $7.00.98.00, 910,00 and $12.P0, ,
on bargain days et
Beery garment in Rood va'ue at the original price. The saving to you 11 great. You
can make money and make it racily by iutesting a one or more of thew suits. Also -
60 colored ,tiff front Shirts. mostly W. G. & K. make,
en bargain days our 75c.
KKMF:MBEK THE DATES -
SATURDAY, JAN. 31st,. AND MONDAY, FEB. 2nd.
SIXTY MEN'S SUITS AT 95.95.
SIXTY MEN'S SHIRTS AT 75e.
W.C. PRI DRAM•
Menti Clothier, Furunrner •n.l Hatter. Mcl.ean's Block
�► a ,xgnal,
to nOntft rep
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
nit at. rregaahrenev
9OD11ffIc0. THURSDAY, JAN. t*. ilia
THEELECTRIC ROAD.
ON ,Thursday last a bylaw wu
submitted to the ratep Byers of
Colborne eking that 925,001 of five
per cent. preference stock be taken in
the Huron, Bruce and Grey Electric
'toad, with the following result :
For. Against.
No 1-Benmiller. 17 100
2 -Sanford ... .. .. 67
3 -Carlow 66 68
4-l.esburn' 52 32
.'02 206
bis city egamet 4
The bylaw, it will be seen, was
defeated by four totes. This was
caused entirely by the action of the
residenta of that part of the township
contiguous to Benmiller, who claimed
that, es the road was not coming
through that part of the township, they
had no interest in the welfare of the
other parts of t'olbwrne.
It to claimed by the supporters of
the road that s Targe number of persons
not qualified to vote under the Act,
polled their votes in Benmiller sub
division, and that in this st ay the
carrying of the bylaw was handicap
ped by some :i5 or 40 votes. If that be
to there is no doubt that proceedings
will be taken to lure the law decide
in the matter. It is claimed, also,
that • number of young men, -farmers'
sons, who are not freeholders, -took
the oath and thereby perjured them-
selves. If that be so then in their
case the law also should take its
course.
What course the directors will take
now concering the route ha, not yet
been decided upon. The vote in Col
borne should not hinder the construct-
ion of the railway along the Lake Shore
road. The people of that part of the
county, from Aniberley to the Mait-
land, have placed themselves unqual
ifiedly on recon' in favor of the road.
At Amberley, Ktogrbridge, Port Al.
bert, Leeburn and Yaltford majorities
have been given in favor of the pro-
ject and there is little or no reason
why they should not get a service at
as early date as possible.
We believe that thR Lake Shore
service will be an accomplished fart,
and that the projectors are consider
Ing the advisability of dropping the
connection between Dunlop and Dun
Bannon and substituting a connection
between Port Albert and Dungannon.
This would save Use construction of
four miles and snake • saving in cost
of ovbr 950,000, the amount of stock
that would be lest by the township of
Colborne not subscribing between the
Maitland Bridge and Hheppardton
would amount to only 99,100 for the
:oven miles, and a saving of over
¢40,000 in construction would be
effected. The road from Dungannon
to i'ort Albert is as good for travel as
that between Dunlop and Carlow, and
there is no heavy grade on the former.
if this route is nuumed, and there is no
reason why it should not be, the connect
tion between (loderich and Dungannon
and thence to the C.P.R. at Wingham
will give facilities for shipping as good
as those formerly contempletett, and will
be of greater benefit to the people of
Ashfield, but will sidetrack the interior
of Colborne township to a considerable
extent. This will he unfortunate for
Colborne, but the projectors of the
Huron, Bruce and Grey Electric 'toad
cannot be blamed if they adopt that
course. The opponents of the road
have made their bid and now they
may lie In it.
than four years overdue, and the people of
the county will welcome his advent.
-The 'sentence panes! on Col Lynch is
very much like Lyii h Law.
--Mayor Toe t Rot' name's administration
of Toronto affair is remaking the work done
in the previous regime look like the prover.
buil thirty rents.
-Every member of the director' board
of tho Creat North Western Exhibition
knows where the weaknen of the institution
is sad yet not one of them dare attempt' to
repair the weaknees.
•
-If lir. Jamieson and his associate. In
the Jamieson raid hadbeen strunr up by
the Boors ('al. Lynch would not now to un-
der sentence of death and the South African
war would never hive taken place There
are times when failing to hang a man at the
proper time tad, to all kinds of troubia.
-The number of the old time politicians
who are ,ending in applications for appowt-
ruente to th, Senate would lead one to le -
have that they looked upon it to merely •
Senate-ariun, fur played -out political hacks.
N hat the Government obould do is to ,elect
haulier, healtbser and younger men with
brain. and *lard to fill the yacsnciee.
GOVERNMENT COMMENDED.
THE TOWN COUNCIL.
Getting Down to Work tor the
New Year.
N osy Proposed lmpra.eme•ts 1.11
taw.rdevitle. Weyer Level. ea Ib.
retell( tenets' rweerses Seiler
,hep Way ale sr-op.wed.
The town oouooll met en Friday •veul.g,
with Mayor Lew* to the obair au 1 all the
oounclllore ptrweat.
Tbe minutes of previous meetings were
read, but +s weevil obleutlune were made to
Them they wen 1511 over to toe neat meet
loe for oonslderatlos and uutreatloo.
The !drover totted that let was informed
that an error had been made In sppoiotlog
Mr N'niaon.luog with Mr. Mullilllcoddy
to the Dowd of health, Mr. Wilson term
n ot having yet expired. The cloak was
asked to look into ilea atter.
Th. Mayor also read a decrement showing
that a wltlemwl bad been made 1n the
McDonald suit, the town paylug 975; and
His Worsblp sated that he was Informed
by the solicitor (bat the Itadolifle oas. also
bad been nettled.
The petit o sorts oommltbe was lostruot
ed to iuy,-•tlg.te • claim against tn. town
for damages to a horse belonging to '1'bos.
Monts from falling through a sewer.
A oommualeattm from the h. T. K.
agent •total that the new 'tattoo would De
opened •t as early • date as poedble, but
that oo •owuot ot the bu.tnees peering up-
on the Gnepeny'e otbolals them would be no
formal opeslug.
Too t,uderlob Organ 1'3 asked an
.duan, it of 9S 000 on the loan voted by the
town, then bolo' $12,000 worth of material
to the building and punt and oo the ground.
Manager Saunders was heard to nlerenoe to
the applleatioa, and asked that tbe ' ouooll
tot at quickly as pees1Dl., 1trio there might
be oe delay to the work of rebuilding.
Mayor bawls stated ,het the bylaw had
set yet been registered, and 11 was the duly
of the Company, and not of tee lawn. to have
the mortgage drown up and presented. As
a,ou u (be aeoseeaty formalities had been
*emptied with, the oouooll would we every
dlllgeooe to performing ler ibltgatloaa,
Toe I'ompsoy's wmniuolo•Hoo was referred
to the ape, tai *emmlites.
Hu 11'orshlp said there was • oonsldershle
agitation in town regarding the market, and
be teem /et there should be, not only • wed
bylaw, but a owl bylaw as well, by wblob
the purchaser oould oompel she "relenting of
owl. He also mentioned the o,,u-enforos-
meet ot the .cow bylaw, which he .ld
might lead the town into trouble.
hollowing the Mayor • suggealloa,
Councillor Murney gate notice of motion to
amend the snow bylaw
His W emelt) .uggsew 1 that additional
light shoold be provided on the Huron red,
and asked the oouooll to glee some 000slder-
•Moo to tbe,luesttoo of publlo school,. Th.
oounoll. of *ours*, bid no direct power In
the matter of sohoo's, hut It weld pass a
reeluttes embodying Its views The time
bad arrived wbea large expenditures for
schools wen ueoessary. The buildings of
fifty years ago were not suitable now, and
the nsutral h -hoot, with the growth of the
lawn, was Sot now la • proper position,
and massy of the students had to walk a
great distance to reach it. H5 advocated
the enlargement o1 the ward sohoob w (bat
tb•y ooald'coommdate ol•sws ot all grades,
ss WWI the system a other town•, and doing
•way with the weirs! sohool altogether.
By wiling the old grounds they would bare,
with the 11,C00 now on hand from the St
Patrick's ward school asuranoe, eufh.leet
to pay for these Impros.meots.
A oommuoloatieo from the 1.. T. R.
Inlormei the *outsell that the railway lad
bad to maks use of • o•rlo•d of opal, 5'1.600
the , .onsl5od to the town. The (`'r.peay
would either *wept • bill for the .wool or
would furnish the town with the ,ams
quantity from It. own supply wean It was
reoelyd. Mr. Murney said the water and
light committee bad already sot.] In tbla
matter and would report at the next
meeting
A oommaifottloa from A. MoK. Came-
ron, of M.slord, esoreary of the Huron
te Out•rto Kollway 1 o., stated that
• fair prospo 1 now •xbited of getting the
rulway balls, provldlog the oh war•
e xlwld to rover the time oeoeseary for its
oonstructlou H• totted that the ooanoil
pate • resolution In this bo5.lf and for word
the some to oho representative of the riding
In the Dominion Parliament. 1'he matter
WIN referred to the epeeist oommltae.
n
Thy followingaccounts were ,eft to the
Anise Opal Co.
fluanns nsmmilN.. E. T. k
Toledo, O.. ear of opal, 933 50 ; Globe 0 1
Go., Cleveland, 0., engine oil, 96.89; Buch-
anan. & Laweor, lumber and work, 913.67,
912 05, and 9.51.44 ; Wm Kirkbride, bleak -
. mitbto,,57 ; Peter MoEwan, dabs, 98.50 ;
paosard Klwtrto Co., So. Catharines, trans
former to replace old type, 962 50, freight
o e old transformer 'steeped, 82o. ; Tint
:Seism., printing and advertising, 924.25 ;
(le,. Hab-1, brick, $1 60 ; Muuletpai
World, St. 'Thome,. poll books, ate , $16 130;
Chas t.. I.*, o.atiog., *to., 92 8.5 ; I)r. .1
1. Tomball, m.dioal site's lame. X2 ; Mo
Ks, vie & Hewell, hardware, 910 76 and
920.56 : Jae. A. Suchen. (*poles, $2 25;
Alan & Molver, hardware. 9.5 25 ; 7 hos.
Ssarte, livery, 911 : (imlerleh Engine
Nast ago, stn., 91 90 ; National Carbon 1'0.,
Cleveland, O , carbons, 912 ; Wilmer
Smith. repairs, 50o; Geo. Porter. stationery,
916 40 ; Beardmore Bolting Go , Toronto,
belting, 975 95 ; Caaodlan (loners! Fteotrio
Oo.. wire, oto , 99.95; Dlokl000n A (renew,
91.179 RA, inol011os oasts in Holmes matter.
Mr. Brown suggested an Improvement at
the market by the planing of • window en
that the weigher could hay. • view ot the
goatee ont.'de. The market oommlttee was
anthnrl,,d to have this dewy
At the Instance of ('ounotllor Marney, the
market committee was l'etru.te,l to report
upon • proposal to make an extension to the
o.etle ,.r4. at the station to facilitate .hip
ping
Nr. tlamb•r moved, seconded by Mr.
Thompson, that the market committee ate
Into consideration at an early date the d-
•Is•blllty of having • regular market and
market days est•blisbd. Carried.
In reply to an lequiry from • ooanoiller,
His Worship sated that the summer hotel
matter hal not yet been completed.
He Worship again referred la the mettle
et the atloanimeet of municipal offionro,led
Ih• whole question was referred to th•
epeeist committee with power to sot.
His Worship's list of thteie to be done
was not yet exhausted. He suggested that
It would he well to none nue the street
Iletting until 1 o'rloek In the morning. The
late train was 00 often delayed that 1re-
onently ow their merit raseeegere fnand
Cha streets le darkness,
R'illiam ('smpl..11 was •ppeInted tempor-
arily le stied to the 4»».. of the sweatier
and street Inspeoter.
The Mayo, wiped his elate oloan for the
evening by referring to the possibility of the
re establlahoent of the boiler shops. He
5.11ered that Mr. Chrystal, the termer
proprietor, was willing to return to (rode.
rloh and r.-op.e the e1d work.. The sp.efal
nmmittee nay *ethwbd b move I. the
muter.
Tee ooanoll naw ad earned.
eery Liven And fifteens\ alda.y..
W Mt them f.4 to terferm then
peeper loneness Ne blood bowmen poiseed
sad outfit -me and dint.. eemme.ee. Tide
oto be •yo'ded !y keeling veer •itelity at
We- - weer mark, ohs Mond rah and pare
by tithing , 0. Eery,' es toblei after with
mel.
Fern r ee hot • mill ba rapid •ellen es
the Meer and kidneys, tt I Is eiert.ainly N.
g reatest pred.nr o1 red vial oieg blood
knows In selases Mor.lne Mrede.se,
Lanais -4o I) sr n•.•, Pae In the hack and
Sisk Hard mho disappear •1 owes wheel
Ferree leo Mud. Get it tela . Prise 50o.
• 1 Tlrusdele, or N. Co Pefrna � ('e
Its 1ferle Appreciated by Members er
abort 1 5.r.. 1 to•• el t:weipk.
The lellowlog resolution was passed ty
Om members til the short wars Claes in
stock and grate ludg'r' recently held al :he
°aterie Agricultural College, lluelpb.
Several rime trona this district wen members
of this class
Moved by Limit Thomson, seconded by
W. H. Boys, memier■ of tiro second ,bort
ooar,. Ola in stock and grain lodging,
held at the tlotorlo Agricultural 'Mega
during oke two weeks Weeding from laou-
try 8th to January 21ot. 1903, that, where-
as the Department of Agriculture of the
OMarie Provincial Government has prc-
vided snob s oour.e, whir h ban this year
been attended by • body of oyer 200 farmer.
mei farmers' sons of Ontario and not . few
from oteer Proelooes of the Dominion, and
whereat the quality of work docs at this
ooune bas bow oni'nently •i•pted to tie
nods of its members, who hereby wish to
tender to the president, professors, end
others woo have directed oho classes, our
heart s preol•stoe of their valuable ear•
y •v
•Ices : and whereas the new I've *tock
judging pavilion, especially oonstructed for
the use ot for and suoo.ding olessee, bus
very greatly mlol.terd not only to chs
omfort oI the members of the claw but
•bo to the faotlltl.s for the best judging of
live stook, therefore be it resoled that the
members of this oleos not only soden.. but
express their highest appreciation of the
soden of the I;o•oroment for providing
suob a course. bot especially for equipping
the College with the llye stook judging
psvillnn, so well dsplad to Ihe nods of
the class
etgosd
SNAP $HOT •
-Ms people is Colborne deal want to
ass the wheel. go mead.
-The we; r i.trr of Haran it genre
oo behalf of the elan -
R. M. Yo,Hu
A. (1. Semite
W. C. Mu
W. A. Mn.1.aRi
Ootarlo Aarloutlutal (ellen*, Gaeleb,
Ontario, January 20.5 1903.
C.mmittee.
AN APPLE PACKERS LETTER.
A ('.!.4ies Ye.s, Men Wise ■IwgIed
Rushee*. weld Pl,ssare.
('ll.•cow Weekly Hewed. Iter. 1'0. n10y.1
'The following extraordinary epistle was
dl.00ver,1 In a barrel of apples which a
merchant In Glasgow received among • re-
wenr oon.lgnment from ('nada "Deaf
Friend, I don't know the person 1 am going
te writ,. this short letter to. 1 was going
to write to • oouvhi when 1 set down, bol 1
hty been packing apply. for • few years,
and thought It would be fine to put a Tat' or
to • barrel and Gas whore that betel would
land. There is • vary strlot law on p•ok-
Ng apples here, and 1 •m Tarr glad, for
they used to send out bad fruit, and make
poor people pay for nothing hut had trait.
i we Irylne to do what'. Inose', and glue
every what he pays for. Ituylog
apples Iv elmathing bko baying • pip In •
bag ; you don't know what you ore getting
enol von pay for i1 and then open 11. The
person that iota this, 1 hope. will write
baok, and be plowed with th• fruit in the
herr.'. Some apples ars bound to rot even
11 they look good when von put them In.
i •m wrltlog Chia very coarse, for It might
be In than ea long It wont/ lade out before
any pretty girl would get It 1 will be very
/lad to receive • bet1er from any fins dal
In whatever part of the world We •rrlyse
Ant a prey• te people that In • few years
theta will he no danger of buying apples
from Caned.. 1 am a prang man about
twangy -ono vows, and having a farm. And
In closing I will be looking for • reply front
some Nee gl-I, and her photo. 1 would have
seat min., oely 1 am twenty mile, from
home. - 1 ears stneer,ly " The ranker may
hay•• amerce. hart, hot it seem* to me
that bb chief wooers it to push the ('ens
aka ape!. busies..
alerr\e.• R..k.ws she Mel.m
Asti If set rh.ehed henomoe a � hostile o it
4,11r n. Ne remedy compares with N.r•il
Me, whish 1s prepared speolaily ler stomach
esti bowel trouble. As a r.dlel oars for
Cramps, Coll", (las In the tensely, Sommer
O.mpl•let, Nervihns .xeelt everything 1e
the madloel line 1. .n Indl.pendhle hews. -
0.18 maple, sed *oats oely 2h. Rev •
bottle today.
Tr, D•, Hemillaf'a Mandrake Pill..
Eicslspes and 51ltleasry imitable les 411
hMssw pe.pea •Mlle, printed el Meer,
We pies. •t Trost Non as.
MORE REASONS WHY
YOU SHOULD DEAL WITH US
We handle only up-to-date Furniture. New goods coming in
every week. Last week we received a shipment of
PARLOR SUITES
IN SILK, RUG AND VELOURS
Exceptionally good values. Come in and see themi
DISCOUNT1"'
We give a special cash discount on all sales of $10 and up.
Goods delivered free within a circuit of ten miles.
REPAIRING, UPHOLSTERING AND PICTURE FRAMING
promptly attended to.
BECKETT & STAUNTON
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Night and day calls prompt'y attended to. Night bell at the
store, West side of the Square. 'Phone 89.
AN OPEN LE11ER
To the Editor
A certain leedies divine of Uoterio, when
oritlotelng the oewspsrer• of Torero*, owe-
p'atned that during the late fight Is that
I'rovlsoe about the "Referendum," the ma-
jority of them had nothing poeitire at all b
soy oo the .,..1155, which bas Id him to the
0000lusloa that the ordinary "Dally" nu
Imager has an, *Diatom of .ahjeor of p.blio
lotores►, hut, like tolepbe.es and t•legnpb
wires, u • mere trsnsmltWr. Then le •
,.•rain marmot of truth le this statement.
Nut only V this the one, but In many Ir -
. taboo the matter 1. ,ren worse. Some
papers only hays •pinivus when paid to
e xpress them. It a.ufholont amount of the
"fitlby luore" 1. brought forward they we
be Inducted to bay• very decided and very
strong opinloos upas almost any .ubj.ol.
There is one paper, however, we are sled to
+ay, which "nese e1 these things eau move.'
11 baa lt, eplal.ss upon every piWlo yae.
den and upon 511 eeo.lons it V ready to
utter them with a f.arl.ea.ss and .dor
whims mast oommosd 11 to right Nl.klas
moo. This oew.peper le The Mounted
Wittier, publl.bd by Job. Dougall & Soo.
The Wltoses makes for righteousness and
trot: r.t,ardlom of cwt sad wweyneso.s.
10 Maeda four square to irony wind that
Cense. I1 bas prtsoiplss (wbtob la a some-
what ran thing fora newspaper to have to
these day.) and by thew prinotples It to prs,
pard to need or fall. Personally, I value
Toe Witness ter many thing.. I hk• It
beeahse of talo re11•btbty of 1m sews. I am
also partial to The Witness b.e.nse of its
du.tive Inieeoce. Every subjeol of Inter-
e st is there dleetmed a stream, viperous,
fearless editorials, and better *till, all ars
dealt with from • Christian standpoint.
These editorials bear the .tamp of • blah
order of literary merit, sad almost • palafut
ooeeotentloesnees. 15 t. indeed • refreshing
thing In thew days, wbeo men talk of the
".Imtgbty dollar" as i1 it eer. Almighty, to
Dad • newspaper whose principles go nab(
down through the pocket, and whew owean
aro willing to saorlflos tor oouaclenos mkt.
Tt ere are papers thee pub' '5 real/low
things because them may ..ours for the
paper an entr•noo Into homes from whlob
they would otherwise be exoludd. Kut
the religion of -ihe Witness permeates the
whole paper. tang mai 11 Ilvr, abundantly
my 11 pr.,eper, and Insg may it be .pard
10 !storm, damn, loopier/ end uplift hu-
manity.
5 eon very sincerely.
o9good) REV. W,I). KBIC, 8.11, B.A.
(Key. Mr. Kett 1. pastor o1 one of the
largest 1'resbytertan churches le toe metro
petle. -Rd. j
"Chs Montreal I)ally Winona le the only
mslropolltan paint in America teat dares
to be a consistent eet.epokes enemy of the
drink traffic -The New Volo*, N. 1 .
him my deed sad gtv• him a r.a.pt for the
money Iso pays me.
Ans. - If the purobwt' V will's, te take
your deed, or whatever pspwe yes lave
entitling yea a 160 sena of land, sad take
your neelp1 fee the mosey whit* 5. pays
you, you oe.d sot trouble yestsleff aloes
wvlblan farther. Bat the laud will lave
to b. Io.tsd hereafter, and • pausal made
oat from the Crewe to you sr to year m-
alts.. or .raoof•res. I should twk Nal N.
early who netnae•s• your dam weeld
require yea to eaooute ea assigsm.al o1
your scrip to blm.
A minister r.nsnlly preaobi • ttor.>ea
and Illwtr•td ho pole% by saying: " Yee
know you plant roles a the mashies sad
heliotrope sad geraniums, bee If ,ea w•a1
your fuchsias to grew you mmol keep them
1. • ehd, nook." After oke esrman a wo-
man wane up to him, bee fans beanie/ wile
ploasur.. "Ob, 1 ase so grateful Iso that ow.
moo. ' she meld, Magda( Ms band gad .h•k-
lng 11 warmly. Hite haul 'lewd foe a
moment---ealy ter a moment, though.
"Yee," etre west es, lesven►ly, "I sever
limier bailors wh•1 was Ne mads' with my
1ocbd•o."
Legal questions Asower,d
IToroato Mall and impinJ
K. H. A., St. Auctiotls. - tis. -Can a
soboal trustee or a constable bold tains u
bwesblp oouaoillor, or any other menial -
pal oSlns'
Ans.-S.otlon 80 of the Mooldpsl AW IK
S. )
(. obs 223)names the as dla-
Dpeewee
.)5.iIfied from bolding office ea member
..f any manlotpal waned!. The rootlets, as
amended in 1902. dhyoultfise ''any member
or • school board for which r.tw are
levied" from holding the office o1 was•
oilier of any muslalp.l corporation Ti,.
seotlor. also dbqualifi.e the chef consta-
ble of any oily or town from being • mem-
ber of thsloounoll or any muololpal corner
atter'. Every sheriff's bailiff, and bail'ff of
• ihvl.fou Court le also dl►gsalifie�t
.1 (; 1 .-t
Inndee u - • • r t h1
1
Mae oerar
R
to puts his ballot In the box, or moat hs
d•I1.., 1t to the deputy returning offser,
anti let the deputy put 1t la'
Ana-Sectloes'166 to 111 e1 "The Ootarlo
KIeotion Act" (K s 1) ohap. 9) prescribe and
explain tee method of toting at elections.
Son 97 says the deputy returning olhosr
moot mark of 'tamp his name or Initials
on the book of *soh ballot paper, belorr
delivering/ oho same to the voter. Seo. 103
says, that altar m•rkag the ballot deltto
e•rd to him by the deputy the voter sisal
told the .ams arrow so as to 000c.al the
names of the candidates and the crow
mde by him upon the lace, and se as to
expose the Initials of the depety and t5m
number on the bask; and without displaying
the ballot paper, so ea to make known to
any porton the rams of the candidate (er
or against whom he has marked hie vete,
,hall deliver the b.11.1,pepor, se folded, M
the depot• returning offtnsr ; who seal!
without unfolding the same, or le env way
dlsolosing the names et the 0aadlda.., or
the mark made by the •inter verifyleis
Initials and the number on tee hook .1 the
paper, and st, onoe doprll the earns In the
1,.11ot box, In the presence of all persons
entitled to be present, and then present le
the polite, plena; and the voter shall forth-
with leave the polling phew. The words
of the statute show that tee deputy re.
turning Meow Is the person to derorlt the
ballot on oke ballet bax,
W. S., London. -- q.. - i am a voters*
and get a gree) of 160 acres o1 land Is New
()starto. 1 am toe old to work It. If !sell
it to another party, will I jut have to hand
1
Ever Feel
Stretchy
and Dull ?
1
A
If you do there can be no doubt
as to the reason, no guess or
gamble about it. Your liver
is sluggish -impurities have
stolen into the system and
have commenced to work havoc.
-what you need is a tonic
laxative. Try •• Abbey's" (a
spoonful in a glass of water)
its laxative properties promot9
a gentle, regular action of the
bowels -it stimulates the liver
-drives out impurities -and
it tones up the entire system.
Ask your druggist for
Abbey'
Sa1t-
..,_
i
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' N
J. H. COLBORNE
cs LI
JANUARY SALE
IN THIS FOLLOWING LINES :
FURS {
TO THE
INTER RESORTS
111
CALIFORNIA FLORIDA
NEMO mCAhhUNAS"
including New Orieano and the famous
Hot Springs of Arkansas.
One way and round trip Tourist Tickets
are on sale, daily, giving choice of routes
and stop over privilege• at principal point,.
EXCELLENT SERVICES.
Prompt conneetiono, fast time, luxuriou,-
ly appointed parlor and sleeping oars
Meals ' a la carte", served in the dining
and cafe can, are not ourpaaaed in the loot
hotels.
Tickets, folders, and all information on
application le Agents.
F. F. LA W RI NOF:,
Town Agent.
A. STRAITOh,
Station Agent.
.1. 1). MCDONALD,
Distrlct Passenger Agent,
Toronto.
THE MARSHALL SANITARY MATTRESS.
PAT. UPT.. >500.
THE ONLY VENTILATED MATTRESS IN THE WORLD.
Per'tect.ly Ventilated, I'orbirtly bte.tlisnt, Absolutely N.ieele.o
It haa handle. to lift or carry it. hy.
is much cheaper and more durable than the Inst hair reettruse.
11 rannat get lumpy, and will not erg from nae.
1t to the masa. healty and moot rnmfnrtnhle Matt.re.. read*,
or- can and examine its m.r,1.. Molinily by
WILMER SMITH,
Klee flesh. In High Orad, Furniture,
eels. Out. Pine Cphol.tering done In order
Tarnishing* and Art (land.,
Fist Ru'sst, (O11RRiC1E.
DRESS
GOODS
1f NDER-
WEAR
20 per oent. dieoount on all Furs now iu
stoctk ; newest makes, and all new for Fall ut
1902.
If A lot of Tweed effects, good rotors, for
I winter waists : 25c. for 20c , 20e. toe 15c ,
and ISc. for 12ic.
Homespun' in black, dark and light grey.,
brown, grey brown, green and navy, at price.
that defy oowpetttion, and all new goods.
French Cheviot iu bla k and navy, 56 in
cher wide, all wool ; the latest. -jut put into
stock • few days ago. You should see them.
1In Men's, Boys', Ladies', Girls' and Chil
dren's weer --a well -assorted stook and price.
right.
Bargain Days
Two of the greatest bargain days we ever offered will be given on
SATURDAY. JANUARY 31,
AN i)
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 1.
This store is noted for great bargains on bargain days, but we intend
outdo all former efforts this time.
t0
Os..gelase PeManas for mks. 75.5ise Shea% M gly. away.
J. H. COLBORNE
The Best Possible Cough Cure
t 1S FOUND IN
ABOX OF LAXA - QUININE
ASSISTED BY OUR
BLACK CHERRY Cough Cure
Theo, if any weakness r.maina, fortify the system with our... .
EMULSION of CODLIVER OIL
and HYPOPHOSPHITES,
And so build up the system -make "Con." impossibt..
W. C. GOODE, Chemist,
•NOFORO
•LOOK...
We can interest you in Rubber Goods. New supply just in.
THIRD WEEK of our
Annoal StockTaking Sale
The following are a few of the extra close prices. We are going to
clone out theme lines :
10 only Gatineau Axes, ordinary 65e., Hale price,
9 " King " 85c. "
10 " Chip Slinger Axes," 85e.,
24 " higest grade " " $1 25
2 doz. Table Knives (122), E2 50 doz.
3 0 " (1100), 1 20 "
2
2
1
1
1
1
to
(20R(, 2 00
" " (226R),3 50
Joan Tea Spoons, 3 5,0
" Dessert " 500
" Table " 600
" Forks, 500
" Dene. " 4 50
51c,
Gale.
68c.
SI 00
2 00
98e.
160
2 75
2 75
4 00
450
4 00
360
6 Camas Meat Carvers at 20 per cent. discount.
36 only Brum,, ordinary 15e. each, Serle price, 12c. each
60 " ' „ 20c. " „ 16c. „
40 " " " 25c. " " 20c. "
REGULAR LINES :
Maple Leaf, lance, Racer and Premier Cross -Cut Sews.
Buck Saws, Axes, Axe Handles, etc.
We are just opening up a lot of TINWARE.
Quality right, prices right.
N. D. RO UO V I E,
OODERICH.
astabIlshsd iaoo.
"sae Main 4303.
W. F. DEVER & CO.
STOOK AND 1110ND BROSZRIs.
1® Wollinarton etre.t fit, Toronto.
Ni Was -Q Irssdway, Nos Tort; W 31 Streiil, Swim
8TOOSS, B ONDI AND MAME
Docoglt *aril sold torr Dash or tea Hilitis.
(4 t..) as agollistles.Panatelas atteades it wto r sr- /.aasO..eM.. Veraritlis. Y..b.s wl..maid MOT
PARNELL.
t.
DEAN'S
l EALT
BREAD
I
That old
favorite:
Whole-
wheat
Bread
is of special
Interest at
this season.
FOR SALE BY
W. P. WESTOBY
AC 112N'T
Hamilton $t. - OODERICH
astabIlshsd iaoo.
"sae Main 4303.
W. F. DEVER & CO.
STOOK AND 1110ND BROSZRIs.
1® Wollinarton etre.t fit, Toronto.
Ni Was -Q Irssdway, Nos Tort; W 31 Streiil, Swim
8TOOSS, B ONDI AND MAME
Docoglt *aril sold torr Dash or tea Hilitis.
(4 t..) as agollistles.Panatelas atteades it wto r sr- /.aasO..eM.. Veraritlis. Y..b.s wl..maid MOT