The Signal, 1903-4-30, Page 7THE TOWN BEAUTIFUL
4o�,. r.ueetoso.• for th• Impro.um.nt M
CAA Ares.
At the organization on ieloetugiu of t.
he
Canadian League iivic IIprove-
meat, the Secretary, Major Nuelgrovr,
outlined route of the work which lay
before Mtwh em organization. The
Cenadian Hurth•ulturirt gives the fol-
lowing rynoptie of what he raid :
Major lenelgtvve said in the fleet in -
stoner his attention had been railed
to the Importance of this civic motor -
met ion in au wddlrsn delivered by Mr.
C. C. James', the able Deputy Miuist. r
of Agriculture for l)nterio, lwfore the
Fruit Urowere• Ametwi*t at the
('ul4mr'K oomventiun, where he had
suggested that • holticulturd
tier 'Moult, become local improvement
societies. The rp esker said that the
object. which the prouutns of the
League had it) view were to 't' the
effort's of all citizens iu the sy,teuwtic
development of handsome and whole -
emir surroundings. ; to raise the Mtand-
8111 411 •(1441 taste and tidiness ;
t(1 oinks the Canadian life blighter,
healthier anti happier. In older to
ace plish three aim*, they would re-
quite organization, Iereevetanee aud
culntuuu reuse. Radical trforur along
the mune line. were taking placer in
KIlg1•tld, whore historic gardens were
model* of lovelinr.r ; and yet it War
an *retelling fact. which ought to
Serve ma a salutary warning to the
buildetM of this new Datum, that
t went )•+eight per cent. of the {wpuh►-
tiot of Knglend'r citing today lived in
s..q1u*tor and misery lN,•ausr of un-
whol some suy,oundiugs. From the
year of the World's Fair at Chicago
dated this great popular impulse to -
wants nes civic beauty 111 Aewnes. He
pnfpaeci that. having effected a prr-
t aanwlt Uauadiatl urXeuizaliuu, they
slwukl an work together for the bene-
fit ul ell. He would like to Nee All PI -
pert land/rape artist employed to go
through the Province, visiting all the
((14.1144 and mhowhig how the durst
!vaults could tet obtained by the ex-
penditure of tual labor and in .y.
••Hut." he said, "in carrying out this,
work don't abuse the town authorities
and 411113'1 Att•lupt b. remake the
town. Jost help it to grow more
lovely and litamble each year." Hr
mem llmlelided them t+, eneonlrage the
proper ylallting of 'shade terra and
pFerennial planta A4( 11111)11 NN WA/0111e.
He clndrmsned the r new of
water fronts AM dumping gonnldN for
tin (544)44. deaf) rats end other vile
refute.. He would like to nee gehin-
ized baskets „r boxes provided for the
c,dle•tiwl of street litter ; and un-
sightly tele -graph, trlrpl and eler-
tric light pokes wreathed with vines or
painted white. Hablwev Mtatiun
grounds the town's main gateway -
Mh,edd iM• IN•nutif4.1. Hr Iwlieved that
41141)11 gardens 4.0111(1 hay.' a 1111t re-
fining idimme r on our children, edu-
eating out of the bora the innate
tendency to leilfer fruits and flowers,
and instilling in their plastic minds
fondness for the 'study of nature. He
uu•ntion.'l that in hrence. Belgium.
Austria and HuNsia the Neatly of horti-
culture *am compubrrry in the public
s•h.s,IN. He advocated the distribu-
tion of flower seeds to .ehom! children
at say a ehergr of one cent per peck -
age. with a floral exhibit' in the
fall. Referring to tyre../r,1 and how
to get rid id' them. Major Slwlgnne
scaiet, - 1.•slk at pen lack yard! 1s it
ti,ly and flagrant with flowe•r%? Or
is it A denth-trsl., uuhNlnrrus With the
swell-iarr 1. with heaps of decaying
garbage, and its bane ,,-e1nmd ahmy
with goes) dish -water Y" In mn-
rlu ' he mail that the Civic League
was designed to serve Aa A federstlon
111 I!mall ural 1(11114 aiming to pet/Mete
munlcgal ialpm VellIellt, euphemizing
the ieat 111411(444 for attaining d'nited
ends, and ...eking to bring about
unity and harmony between ell the
forces making for the highest public
goad. He eubMuittetl to the conference
a draft eonstitution and bylaw for
the new IN•ag111•.
THE SIGNAL: GODERICII ONTARIO
T. ulasoae, -April 30, 1903.
eionth'r trial flee from arty mal
rwrtraint he seined willing and aux-
iuus to do right, and a farm home war
rticured for hint far Irluovel from his
futlnrr wavilr)umlrut. One day he for-
got his gosei n•molutions, tarok 111111111
'money IwIunging to him employer's'
Nom a11(1 bought cigarettes and totter -
'o. The young main moue discovered
his Ilan and tweeted the dulprit to at
downright good threshing. The in-
cident WAN loubtdly discouraging,
but then. has been mo owl,• stealing
reported, and las other directions
sUvNly repent luta been intuit.. The
strong Iikelilu NMt IN that Litho Iatio11a1
trattslwnt and change of scene will
rove effective. The boy', int
sid of
(Ming an expense to the •ty,
with return uneertaiu, Ir living twat
nul,lusl sul•nnuulings and is an indus-
trial unit in a country when' the (ey-
ing meed is for manual !mime., and use-
ful, self-reliant citizenship. The same
tallier has been to rwwfully tritest with
twenty other 1141m during the West year
in order tee de trate the (*n1ibil-
itis's of this chugs of work, sod it is
safe to say that I 'retie could he
dealt with in a • ler manner. The
..,-called bet! boy is usually the pr,•
duet of ulsl,nigr11ial rw-inundiulgg1(s4( and
ti115v1mlathetl(' relatives, 811d wintt he
114.115 Im nest lrllllillellrllt Irl an insti-
tution but a elny)Iete titans# of seem•
atltl flee scope for his activities. With
a little me co-operation between
magistrates and the Nhildreu'r Aid
Society, Illarly ouch 111114 might 1*4
succeserfully handled under the tooter -
home plan.- J. J. Kelso, Toronto.
This is but a temple of what Wight
be dune in alumni every town or
township in ()Mario, and it if' part of
the work the l'hildren's Aid Society of
Iiitnel will Iw glut to assist in where
ekes Are bontght 41 their notice. The
officers of the Eils•iety in li.Mlrrich in-
1•itr curr•sppNndence and 1.11 -operation
from friends of children in every tart
of this nmty. Addr4.r JawrS .part
president, or Mrs. James ('lark,
eweirlary. - ---.- ---
Weeds on the Highways.
Their is nothing much 11115re• u11 -
sightly or slovenly -hooking then a
public highway grown up with foul
wrens. But it i» not only unsightly,
but it is efittally injurious to adjoining
proppertirn. The statutes make pro-
vision for keeping the neat' cleat) if
the overseers of highway,. would only
avail thein elves of the power% tlw
law gives them. As the *4.4'11 /stele)
will mom be 411, we give Is•low the.
law on the subject, with the hope that
within: of n. and mad eeb•e seters will
profit by the infonluathen given.
Chapter 11 r2, erection 14, of the Hryiwd
Statutes, of Ontario nay's : "It shall 1e
the duty of the overseer of highw'ay's
in any • •ipality to set that tin.-
provisions of this Act relating to
I11)1i4N15 w,eds are carried out within
their respective highway divisions,
by cutting down or destroying. or
rousing to (w cut down ur deretroyed
at the pngwr ((we,e, tc, prevent the
rips -Mug of their need, all tie noxious
weeds growing 4511 the highways or
reset allowances within their respect-
ive divisknu., such work to lw pP1'-
for,nel as part of the ordinary ,statute
labor, frrto he plkl for at a n'aw,n-
nblr rate by the treasurer of the mnni•
ripality, as the council of the mlun
plily .may direct." Section 111, mule
srti4n 4, ways : "Every overawe. of
highways who refutes or neglects to
diseherge the duties imposed upon
hint by this Art khat!. upon et
lion, (w liable to a fine of not Ilse thin
$10 or more then trail. NOxb)ua weedy
include Canuht (hi5tlee. ex -eye dais)-,
wild elate. ragweed and bunbiek." -
SeafoHh Expositor.
Meeting Departmental Store Competi-
tion. •
Ha5dw•re end Mrl.l.
It is obvious las everyone that these
department stores Ate largely rutting
int() the field of the local inesechwuta.
not only in Manitoba and the North-
weest. Meiin every part of the Ihlmin-
ion, through the medium of advertia-
ins ni(1Pe advertising in the ordinary
way. the dep ertolent stores ere Always
looking aiorut for ways And umaen5 of
reaching customers. We know of a
iu14tanre of a daily paper in A certain
town which supplied • department
store in Toronto with A lint of iia oalh-
writrts, the list being required by the
department More for the pure ne of
,najling circulars and catalogue.' to
that paeticuler 'tepee'. metiers. The
pricy paid for the list was $1:11.
There is no More effective way for
mini naizing the influenrP of the depart-
ment store than by the local mer-
rhantA giving all plhlicity that is
within their pewee to the good's which
they carry in stock. The department
stones frequently idvertiew bargains,
I,ut the great majority Int the )rices
they quote would not, he sufficiently
attractive t/ get the I,.i,in.'ms if they
Were cam{wrd with the Note, at
a 14)1(414 the local merrhatit' can sell
their goods.
It is this fact that needs to be im-
pressed upon the Innmlner. and the
only way thst this ran be done is by
II)Mna of publicity. One o1 the beet.
nrrd' fine this put -pow is the localnewMpap•r. An N(lvertiewins nt in the
I(s al news atpere, its A rule, is the
rhPAletet thing which the count try mer-
chant get*.
Besides advertising in the heel
papers. ulen•hants should elicit the
svinpathy and co-operation of the
towel pil)liallers In educating the con-
temners to the fart tint their require-
ments ran be 'implied Just as cheaply,
if not more tel, then hy the large de-
partmental 5t4lres in the chief t.male
centres of the c,n1n(ly.
A Boy's Reformation.
'We hard a boy of twelve in the
garb here, (pm-let/41 .d stealing, what
would you advise Y' was the Mewing..
received by wire from 0114 (1f nor
county judges. The Nn*serer sent lock
was,"Delay Action and write part Wu -
lam." The )artieulit. Caine in due
Nine. and frena a police atatl(11N11tit
Gley were serious enough to w.uTN nt.
N long terra In the Itefornlntn•y. The
judge, however, toll been studying
modern meth,Mlm In child -saving work.
and re/011y consented in transfer the
oanlianahlpp of the lad 111 the sup•r-
teodent ld neglertsl children, there
b'-bng no ('hildr.n's Ald (44N•ietyorgen-
in') In the dlaf.rict. The boy cause to
the city under the close mrveillance
of the local constable, end was daily
hendel over. "Well,' he was NAM„1{,
"where do you think you an. going
now ?" 'rhe R.forr*tory," he r•-
p'beI without a smile, that being the
only pcnishmrnt that, he eeuld e4111-
1'ei4e of. Hr weal anon enlightened,
1 h i ted theHie* the more
MANCHURIA.
Great Britain, !Baited States sad J•Paa
se Make Forcible Jalai restesl AS.115.1
B.wla'• O.aasd•.
Pekin, April 240--Itussla has de-
panded that China sign an agree-
ment practically ceding to her the
e overeignity of Manchuria and ex-
cluding other ua(101)s from the coun-
try.
deb! Pretest t. Be Maae•
London. April 25. -Them m in
coutumphsstlon a forcible Joint pro -
bet on tho part of Great Britain,
the United States and Japan
against the Russian demands In the
Matter of the •ov.relguty of Man-
churia.
Ste Ernest Satow, British Minister
to China, In a despatch to the For-
eign Office, has confirmed the pub-
lished synopsis of the note addressed
to China by M Plancon, Itusna
Charge d'Affaires at Pekin. Further
official advices regarding the inten-
tions of the Chinese Government,
and explanations from St. Peters-
burg, are awaited anxiously. 1n the
meantime the British Government Is
n ot taking active measures, al-
though Foreign Secretary Lans-
downe intends to circulate pour par-
ker' looking to Joint action from
Washington, London, and Tokio,
provided further information sus-
tains
ur
tains the present abstract of the
Russian demands. The Foreign Of-
fice
F
fice states that it the Chinese Gov-
ernment correctly represents Rue-
11a's claims theme claims constitute
an absolute breach of all the under-
takings
nder
takings given In connection eAth
Manchuria and utterly abrogates ex-
isting treaties,
The 0.1. rade!...
Washington, April 25 -U. S Mhr-
inter Conger has cabled to Secre-
tary of State Hay a synopsis of the
demands made upon China by Russia
reapctlnt control of Manchuria. Tem
account agrees precfeely with the
press report of Itussia's last coup.
Secretary Hay will t,yle no action
in the matter until he has communi-
cated the facts to the President and
has learned the latter's wishes.
The present impression here m that
the Russian action is a distinct
breach of faith with the United
States.
rime Coal Miners Killed.
Glace Bay. N. S., April 25.-Re-
serve
5.-no-
terve Mine was the scent of a sad
fatality yesterday morning and four
'men worked their last shifts An ex-
plosion took place between 7 and 8
o'clock In number 5 level, French
show of Reserve Mine. and of the fire
men who worked In the Immediate
n eighborhood of the explonion, but
one was brought up out of the pit
alive, The bodies were badly mangl-
ed,
Name Your Farm.
Nems your farm. How is it that sl
few farms (n this dist riet have mimeo ?
Of emirs.. in the far ' g district,
everyone knows where everyone else
litres, yet it dells lend a dignity and n
value to A n try»isle if every house
it individuelixe.l by A well-ehomen
'tante. Of coulee each farm has some
,qw. ialty, and this should Iw embodied
in the name. There ore always p,•u-
1iaritie'5 on every farm. Theme may'
not, le apparent tee the owner, but the
'eon trout collrgo' or the neighMas
will be able to tell you of it. Then
you 0.111 nrlest (he name. Rut at all
events name the Gann. It is A gIMNI
pngerty, stands foe h in the
country s life and in worth nan1-
ing. -fit. Marys Argus.
A Problem Solved.
A Baptist and n Methodist clergy-
man were by Accident dining at the
sante home. in A Western Ontario
town. AN they took their meats there
was an embarrassing pais', the host-
ess not knowing how to ask one min -
Utter to may grace without offending
the other. The small stn quickly
grayed the situation. and half rising
In his chair moved his finger rapidly
around the table, reciting :
"Env. nleny, teeny. ,
('1t.e'h A nigger• by the toe." •
He ended by pointing his finger at the
Hapt.imt. ' ' ter' and shouting. "You're
it I' The reverend gentleman *crept -
Id the deciMion, and maid grace, but it
Ito -kelt the usual solen(nity.--Thorold
Pnmt . _
LIKE AN OI•D MAN.
Joseph Harrel Walked That Way Before ha
Used Dodds Kidney Pn1..
Nlcolet, Que., April 27th. - ISlsseial. )
-thee cif the marvelous eons Duelers
Kidney Pill,. are ctwlittel with in this
,,..lgliIisn•h*mel is that of Joseph Han-
el. lie tells of it 1 ' •If end dozens
of Jmopl4 cr1To)Nl1ste his statement.
"1 sufferd from kidney disease tot
those or four yearn," says Mr. Hamel.
"For two yeal•N { would take two ova
threw days .off work A Week. 1 4.14:
continually miek and for,N1 to walk
like ,an old elan. I list all my energy
1.1111 15,•f • d 1M1.11111'ilgl•11.
"After trying a lot of medicines
that only gave temporary relief I wine
fortunate enough to try Ihwld'n Kid-
ney Pills. Three (sows remit n1.•
(nnlplet•I1•."
ihelrl'm kidney fills rntr all slave
of kidney dimeric end cute to stay
(11n'd.
SCHOOL CELEBRATION DAYS.
STRETCH YOUR MONEY
Perhaps you can't really stretch yoi:r (Honey
but you can stretch its purchasing lower by
getting your footwear at
"The Latest" Shoe Store
We offer better grades for the salve price, or
the same goods at a lower price, for cash. Call
and see at
\M• KIM'S Old Stared,
J.,rdnn HIcoek.
Circular Issued by Mm.•t.r or Eduoation-
Progrem for Empire Day.
Hou. 1t. Harcourt, Minister Edu-
cation, 11114 1M4111d N eirrulur to Inspect -
on, regarding the ulslrr•nnlr of
Arbor 1My and Empire Ihly'. The
former falls on Friday, May 1st, and
the latter on Friday, Mny [.hid.
For Bulpire I)8 . the following mug -
gem/ are 111x41.:
As in previous yearn the forenoon
exercise may he devoted to a tautly of
the extent and rrsenr•/s o1 lite Htit-
i*h
Empire. the EOM (onshire of the
vat1u11N outlying 4151.1' ti. the
central authority, the different races
owning the sway of the Hritish s1V-
errign. Stirring in4illents i11 the his-
tory of the Empire ; great atabeine 1,
wdilierc, sailors 811(1 anti),( t mho all
receive preeminent attention. An ex-
cellent program for the afternoon
may easily be prepared. Each teacher
should Uy to roust the en -operation
of 1111e 111' • of the trusteep, the
14N•a1 clergymen, arid all who can aid
either by mfwech or song. Suitable
res.itatione. rending1 and songs should
be prepared by the pupils. Thr pub -
lir
lir should be invites'. A few suitable
selections for refutings or recitntinns
Ar' given. bit ninny other's equally
good uuay be clubmen-
" tierce Biel.' IBrnwnln,(.(
"The Englishman.- IRlls. 1',s,k.1
"The fetter W a '.' IM. (•,mlk e
"Tim Homes of ..neinlal.- 11 emam..)
'Thr Futon. of Canada." ilhim'ria.4
'•'•Ilr hew Hnm k to his :seedier,." ,MAir.l
"The Maple leaf Forelvx."
*Mee Britannia."
•'Tit• ('pante of the Light Brigade."
"Thr National Anthem." -
an( P 011- A 1
11dl 1 sl it thet t , Im
The Hired Man.
%Vim 1a the -hap to n.4n , e.t s ghl.
Whom +rel Ir -e cannot he hnngh1,
ll -ho moo, en. short and fear•' as nM t
The hlred man.
Wo hunt for him both dry and right.
TO motors him Has all oar n,ltht.
And glee him wore. out of .Igld.
MI,. hired man.
Who ne'nr from work will let Its roam.
Whom howl nal.(n!., rel. Peter', dome.
wTn Is the Moe around our honor I
The hired roan.
%rhn t Onib. notion n Inn y' ,M•reh.
And soy.he11 Lw'e ns In the loth.
While we wet wood. who rte. to .-hill' h (
Ths hind roan.
Who ham A m111ny, stiff front shirt.
And h*A4,rthwt show no signs of dirt.
And *Si" a look serene') pert 1
TTe hired man.
To h(e'1"h.. profits of ear toll are .1' en.
Hhn Will w, fres
J. Pk 11Reekiati la Tia Mem.
J. P. KAVANAGH
Stop
\\...i ' 11..1.1 u'
•
14 nt 1 1„
The Ontario Fence Machine
is the greatest *,ruder (11 the :age. It builds two uprights While
others build one. It stye Milne. It 441vla labor. It saver.
m •y. HE MURE YOU SEE iT BEFORE PURCHASING.
Paints, Oils, Dry Colors, White Lead
1 handle uothiugg but the purest and best grades of Paints,
Oils, Dry ('abuts, \Vhite'Wallx1141 \'artibli•m,aud111Vst.M'ki5noW
c pilin. He sure you get the lost in Paints and oils. It .o*t.s
1111 inure to pit 1111 good faint than it dome teeth, end you don't
hem. to put it on s/ oft'n. Re ler, my motto ifs, ' HONE$T-
(100118 AT HONH.MT PRICES."
GIVE ME A ('ALL. I CAN PI.EAIyE YOU.
GEO. L ALLAN
TelKLEA1)-1NG HARDWARE .149MT()VI? MAN
' Save pew Relate Checks.
Jordan
Block.
McKIM'SI'
Ont.
Another Skirt Event
This time just 48 dress and walking skirts, black,
grey and navy, at $1.95, $2.75 and $4.00. These
skirts are worth one half more. They are first-class
goods, well and stylishly made and bought away
under the regular price to clear, elegant skirts $1.95
to $4.00.
Lace Curtains
\\'e air still at •.11,1 trick of kiting
the IM•sl V4111e14 ih Nottingham! lave
intones to 1e found at lie to $'2.:118
ei• special this yem•.04 t dandy at
81.051.
Window Shades
'l'he g,M51 kinds that you 1.811 4.14441*, the
1101' *t)l•)' and the best t'14ltleN;
the low'cd priced tr'e not always th.'
ehea1M'nt.
New Idea Patterns all styles in st,c•k,
Celt only
"DISFINliUE", a new French m
proof coats, "American Lady," are
most stylish and lightest, but the bed,
Millinery
„Mine• new q( ommis tl, hand. \Ye !have
new- goggle „every week, and s ous-
t' to ice t neck. IN•elllllw We Ila\ e
no early opening stock to prevent um
front getting all the new,'mt. Our
bawl/oil) boxes of dowers and feeth-
('1'ti are a /h•twiig (•al,1, Mowers rot
:Mr and 11k•, leathern at Ilk; and '26c.
Shirt Waists
(hut• line of many we will tell you of.
Fine mercerized fast block, looks as
nice x44(111• silk, sod will wear twice
as well, at 111.110 Mid 111.:11.
alert al of a bleb our new rein cad dust
male. Theme are no' only the newest,
goods ever imported.
M°KIM 'S BUSY STORE.
W. Acheson&5on!
Velvet and Axminster Rugs
We have just opened a very complete range in hand-"
some art rugs, very heavy reversible, in sizes 2x34, 3x3 and
3x4 yards: the designs Mtge in otiental and conventional in
colors of crimsons, greens, browns, blue. Prices range from
$18 to $30. They are among the highest class of fioor cover-
ings shown in Canada. See thea! in our carpet room.
japan Matting
:11 piles+ new Jadmu1Ps•. heavy entfoh warp. revemeilehe wettings in
c ,l. ors to suit any rn1111. at peer yard 121e, 1:s', :!k•. -'.M'. and :KN'.
lace Curtains ,
MUNICIPAL AUDITOR'S REPORT.
Reference to Lad Tear's Investigation in This
Town by Mr. Williamson.
Th.' anneal report of J. 11. Laing.
Provincial unlniclptl audibn•, t, the
.'tttot•Ilcy--OI•neral for the peat. 11(.2
contains the folboWingreference tee the
town of #iesberirh :
This minlicipality having. through
Mayor !'enteron 45n11 the cuunr(I,
nlquestsf 1114• to consult with then) alt
10 their financial matters, 1 went up
there on January :and Inst, mid after
An exhaustive dite'u5sion with the
Mayor and council, 1 maple a curNot•y'
examination of the lsiluks of the
nuulieipality. The treasurer appears
o eel•.
to he a diligent and c p•t.•nt flu
The week point in the towns financial
rweitiyn appeared to be the low assrMs-
mlent, in order t/ remedy thin 1
441eified the Bluniel eil authorities to
employ Mr. T. 0. Williamson, cher-
t•nd Accountant.; of 'Forfeit°, to go
oyer the a4wsstnent 7111144, and where
the assessment eras tato 111w' to ranee it.
Mr. \Villiatlrvon his" 'yen engaged
since In -t \tareh thrnughoul the year.
at intermittent p etit451*, 1 4(111 gl14tl to
learn that his aplplilltllent hes Ilene
the 'ripality goal, As wi11 14(•
..,•n foul thi' 1111iowinj fignnn:
11(11, bard areesenlrnt >F1,itki,tl(1
It) 12, . " '• 1,3(1,1171)
Or an Menem. •of $1M1.o7o. Of this
imereose, $11lt,tVM) eat Kell.• to he
Assessed for:)11o'd lex only. while the
'idents *11,9(,), was Iinhie for 11111
tones. (le44i411 1lie cor1eel (111 of the
a•,ee.euit •nt toile, Mr. Williamson hoe
Heade K 1'term d' 1.811111 in it into the
waster works :old eletriclight systems
of the hewn. In feet., it Wendel Npp•as
from him report (hot no department in
the civic government of (bidet id) has
escaped him Attention.
The rood of the different luquir'es
Sp,•ial �) mils only, heal y Nottingham liar meletins, white only, :Vl
yards long end ► i lobes wide in (fora! designs ; r'gnlu' price per pair *2.1111,
Np4.•ifal Nitie at $ 1.35
81) lair* white Nottingham curtains. 3.1 Verde long l.i inehe4 W1414. 111
4.11111 d.sign». o' plain panel gide», with floral 'natter. Regular $1. alae.
Special per pair • $ .001
Floor 0 1 Cloths
MIM) yards heavy. well seasoned floor oil cloths. heavy quality, in floral.
bee w•k, or ale patterns, in .,,I.lrs 1111, browns, gtr,ella, fawn's. tet'., ill W141(h.4
1. II, 11. end 2 vanis. !textile. price 2.-x', (him week at per yard.... 19c
INSPECTION INVITED.
W. Acheson & Son.
mn/mnmmnrs
The Arch Support of a
"DOROT Y DO DD"
BIND IT Uig
Evt'i' sine,. Men he t%1111':weary
and w' •n ministered las (h u, it
blas been 1111. custom! to bite up
any weak punt of the body as e
beet preventive and relief fe
fatigue. •
Noes' the •'IN11„illy 1)14511" shoe
is made, in sn,•h s manner that it
hinds up the weak part of the foot,
•* 'fief is the 44.'11. It strengthen.
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rtes then` which stretch at every
Nt•1.
! `
1 rl Dodd"
dint it deryN not it.M•If yield Examine x "IA 1 th1 w
after two ti's h1a►ei wryir,• land you find the shank ham
11gst mule of i(44 rur"e. Exaulin,' any 1116,'1' Nh,N• after only
two weeks and se how the 'shank has lost its stiffness and
bends at each step. No mIpgN,i't to the arch there
And the result is that long walking bee es weari-
1 51114'.
They Cost $3.75.
Wm. Sharman
-Has Exclusive Sale.
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Seasonable Millinery
Lsdies will find here everything that is desirable in
millinery effects. The changing fashions of the seasons are re-
flected in my display, which comprises the latest novelties i11
the most tasteful designs. An invitation is extended to all the
ladies to visit my display room and inspect my stock of bats
and trimmings.
READY-TO-WEAR HATS A SPECIALTY.
Hamilton Street MISS CAMERON
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G:%MEY THE LIE
II •,,nelmid frons PNgr 0.1 OW -
concerned, Lsxhlhlt "67" of course
could not he right from what you
have told us? A, -No, sir.
Q. -Aust "88" m not right by rea-
son of what? A. -it is not my ini-
tials. it has not ;ay initials on it,
and It is not checked here, the de-
nominations are not checked, there
is no tick mark.
Q. -Then the long btu. line would
be made by whom on the deposit
.
/lips? A. -it is made by the-tccount-
ant.
Q. -And when does he check them?
A. -In the morning.
The cross-examination of Mr. Ho-
warth was postponed until the
morning.
Before adjournment at 4 20 Mr.
Johnston asked the witness to ask
Mr. Drown, the accountant, and Mr
Berton. the messenger, to he present
in the morning, so that. there would
be rn detee , as Mr. Howarth would
lot be In the box very long.
g1111111ntY1 t.b IFif{4.11).
Mlller'A Worm Powders cure all ell.
relents of children like nteg1e. For
eel, by Jai', \Viler).
He --Miss Workman, 1 am going to
palppracte to 44)11-
She- Really, Mr. i'hoxy, I'm snTy,
but-
Ile- That we have telnle lee cream
Mph. --0! 1 shall Iw delightet1 to
Hao --Morn. evening when the wrist her
gets warmer. w'
Tommy had a new little brother.
and was very disgust's) that the ter- tem r 4.4 71
,'Iral was ns,t N mister. ()ne day t1.IAdy Andrew Ikons. Mo,wstitlg
Mel "Well. Tonuuy she i John •.rk.r. grnrrlling A .IP
'
The engin.(! adlenrnod, In meet worsen on
May ':7th w a mart of ►erfalnn of A enownen1
roil nod of her !wean es.
Tinton "1 Wanted mother to send , Y. W, zMo:ltnaaaa. Sleek.
COLBORNE.
C.I.tow, !pelt ITh.
The townshipi' (stone1, n,e1 hl (h4 I nwrNblp
!melt : all the nlr•mM+rw ATAWn(. '51 inn' r. et
,.re% Ions mrrl 11111 tenet And telupl rd. l'. Meager,
(i,rleriel . rm.-total a Imtltlon •frost by sow.
se;,•n1), nests. ask(115 Mat a behave Is• sub,
ndtf0,1 In that oecti.m of 1 '.thorn- kn. own is,
ironing 461.1 ms Nes. '2 and 1 and n rnrdl fe-
d No. 3. to 54 tilt a Moans of $7.(r41 in aid of tie
!Firm, !inner R I lr.y Kleelt le Bailwoy. T'b1
Merl• was ap mood (, se • 711 .10wp+hip nalh•N.
et In regnr,t to the outlier. TT,e r(TYP Al 51
eonn.illor Itd5•tts(w, rrpirtPll na ro goo 1 r..ds
meet ing (,.4.I al 1'Ilnton nn M,r.•h Ili. and the
foll.rwlo resolution was 11101.0,1 by It,,I•'M stet.
seisindeil by Jewell : That thio mot n,Jl mrmoe
pion,' the -..,only '•n, ra•II of litho, to tempt
Ifo opp,opMnon 1lade hr the l'en foetal (lar•
remittent for owl humor •nt•otw, and that said
.nunelb flake applk.tion few the amount mn:
Ina to the coin1)- 1)1x1 t .e,Haney .ra)m•11 attend
the name In INeltt,lwnee with the Art
making sold apiwo trlatIon. tarried. A
dr'ptltatl.m of I,,"( Snider and .4her* from
the NMattiami n(mlrvtahm of 5'nlh(wtle ovule Ap-
plication to the mnmtl for a grant of homey fn
aid In eutten` the hill in (Wretch township at
the Itolmesrlllr twitter, The rnnn.•II (wont t tem
tlewaoftlmdrpatatl'm. Hill no,
.P.,ondlrl
by Jewetb, that this ,rrnneil grant 1)4n for maid
rue o 1 roalltlon that the enmity Aeon,
Vet (lectern•h Inwnthlp ,igen, Clinton town
lin. M,,,,,l In amendment by Mosier. seentwl
r.l by nnhrrtann. that no cellon M' taken until
next meeting "arrtod. Reece voted for nmPml-
ment. The /.11. wing *wn.IntA ware p1awkl.
Thotnns llornhy, breaking .tewle A dsya 1 7 141
Andrew Breen. repotting cilrert 1 •Mal
J. H. w Illianra, mutt t) 117 nods wfw
fent,. 17 Al
i'erey Stewart. grant tq ((14 tees wire
SPtN (en shNres wills "r grog s.•r,eM cal "
be And In hraren? '*nd how do yon like (�y.e ne4'' tM1h'I
Thr blrnl tan "Doti t like him at ,111, mild Meader
e ` pas ( y•
on ie. ems .
e pie sly forgotten
: for the faun, r Take Nill 'a .. ..,xetnd 18Nn bark an' ehengs hint for a girl,
W )Irby and eOmIM'44 ale. a l �P� f
Snaps in hardware
1 have bought for cash a large quantity of
the following seasonable Hardware at
A Bargain
and as long as they last you can have
then! at the following prices for cash :
No. O ('oiled Spring Steel 1Vire at 112
Portland Cement, per lea -rel. 2
Page Fence, !i -wire, at, per trsl
Page (Sate, I2-fos,, at "io
Plymouth Binder Twine :
Leave your •)net's
114 \\ (1114 Lead. Elephant Maud, Imre, eit.... _ lin :1(
755 \\ II111' le•x/1. It111N•1't*1111 s, pure, xt...... ....
. I r •
:did Baden Linseed OiI at, ler gal.
42 Nails at. per IN 1
(hold Mci141, Ile. (11„•11 Sheaf, 121x.
for 'Fa iul', Pelee gliarente•el.
(1;,
L
E Don't forget that 1 can build you an 8-wlre London Fence for 35c a rod.
Ready -Mixed Paints
E
i handle the "Ark" brand. It is the hest is weather end water prod. if yon use it
otter vom,*111 nee. want tiny other kind. I have. handled it for the last six veers. It inn been
Well. tested mel fennel netisfnclor'y in every w44,v : nnd the nl+ultlfautnr•r4 halve the plant and
capital to tarn out the very bet article on the market. Von will Its aIle to thatch their paints
In future yews. They an. not likely to he put (nit of business..
114 YOU WANT (KM)I1 DAM/WARE AT ('i,()NFt PRts l" CALL ON
E 'CHAS. C. LEE
A 4p4 life fen he trusted, .that, tel• Ladies . A r er
Nided Anel rmrAtlwg.d in All that, was Inn fills if yon smut! !(tett* t,kp, clear . thought. of ifs, nowec uillo'j M" !Store 1 side jay Jaelq�4lillmnwrlrrm curve. For I�
I d 1 After • c nlpl«#l/qy. bbd teak; by J•A. \wVileos. `�''`g''�
MTf►B Yn. !t. PLUI'1BIN(i, HEATING
'Phone ((41,1' lNo „ ANI) TINSMITHING . .
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