The Signal, 1903-6-4, Page 9•
THE SIGNAL: GODERICII ONTARIO
T. UItRD.AY, June 4, 1903.
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MEWS OF TME DISTRICT.
DUNGANNON. MARKET REPORTS.
TUIWUAY, June 2nd. _
WZATIntit. laud Week's fain hits Liverpool Wheat rotors* Closed I.ow.r
heel) of great benefit to the culla. and
tho fanners arae t11elef(Ite Int Mol*- two Saturday - Alaerl.aa Ya.ha.
fol of K(MK1 (Toppi, and if John Fist used Th. Quotations.
(Ilea nut put 141 an appearance the Saturday Keening, May 1111
biNMiLLEA. trees that were blown over are very fruit *'pep will IMP All average uur, Idrrrpool wAe.1 future* closed tostay hid
n1111Mr ws. A veritable hurl•iesne (*newt' N,rrIW. Thr s.w'Ia110.nt of bate 1411) t+'rtrrdr4. Nod +'uru lutur.1 nu
t Ks i y vNIt g b mews to have starter) near the lake the let's Sniper will be die wnrctl +wrusr't to !su b114re.
}tri der hi vlwaug mil -11 1 ♦In•r1,x1) 1)i. ). a w-4(4 rF1 49 to atm+
1141.14"1111t4 cheer, over to Porter's Bill, crsMel 1)U. V.) in EtxlCune church next Male
tlecorsUon prey). t'blcaao nth he close,'
boo j,1i'1 ".1' t, s•fitlfffly rte 'um toe* to the Ilth and 7th c e'sions Iwth, the 7th inst. I'Ir wratory wore- o1) Mo1lay, a will leivrlwl, toiluo run.
Ker. Ps itH and u1, to Ih•luuillur. 041 the Haetleld i r• will be held in the (hued' uu Fri- the cou(lueytrl t(rrkrt..
week ,tttakt( nv'e'/(etr•imCt4 in Wing- ,rein L. Aldworth hest about eiglten (lay,iith. (.0 111)11lrue,.at K o'clock I). TOI0VT41 Sr. L.4wai:'4'r: MAKS El.
hem.
MegKiw Valium" viriis7t }IlPl /kite trees mid IAonAldd hi Mr Kenxtr'M In. prep. Mr.rat ry nee isg will a 14/11.114-
4/11 III UMh t red. bllllh "07714,4"11::::
10 T45�to 1....
Train wee uurIlo(((1 *1111 him beech grove the preparatory r+•rviet•. The n I» •
aisMls ill IldrrtbB •kid 1'hautsfonl lere11rt1. At Porters Hill the hall mental nervier will 4' •net• al the w'4wt, whltP, hush 0 7e,y ....
114141 Week. War blown ()VIII:, the top Was* taken usual time on Sabbath •wing. were( spring, Moab 0 r] ....
John N(h «1111x, 1(yt 1 14 1(41J'Nr kll41'7 off Mr. Tnrl•anee'e Iwrp mud x NIrrKN, Nuptial bells are pealing Berle,, Lush oee, lave
u 1.7 0 %
lightning (7urh4g tar • %41tr1 stOnA of *ureic wall at Mr. McI1+,nald'r their joyful notes Our N idle it It r,u, hush.1 :MI 1 to
Inst stn• • tarot, where they were starting uuI'Ming a M)1r• hand, and in 4'41111+«- Rrrrr. 4a"d-plck.d 1 75
M1s. tient" P11t!1P hall i' tui'ii *I t. build a new bairn was de belted ; queue.. is* linable to Work in the Mbar. Pra, bu'e 0 78% ....
hone after spending a Int of a lal•gr pima( of hush itt H.dit. l'ux'e Miss Ryan is aetinpf in hie place iutht• 51))4' iuu A. 0 0 ly%t{I e•ti
weeks in Clinton. • Was* le'vellel, 141111 the 11w41 was 'down Meantime Quite a large number Buckwheat, Inman. 0 113 ••••
Mrs, Jerre Nnyder, who luta i eeu off Jas. Cox's barn 011 the sixth con- of teams are daily . p esiing through may uW
d oe,. -
under the doctor's 4'141r. Ii. we mor reunion ' on the nrvl•nth41e'e
1.11/rhere4 hewith oat*, Mw111e. cattle, tete., to Hay, per ton 1(40(110115(4)
glad to star. ago W 1)M' *1•+44111(1 agKiu. Nixon Mtur(1 's slue•p h0us' haul the the Lu4'ku(w ulark.•t. Che elect i'' ( ai rNr k" too
, per fou e 7:4'511'.
Y(4)
A stranger In the pr►wul of a little top blown off.
Aft(1)•n apple tires were
rlia4 4'auuul tuns*• Lento nsul The glraw. Mbe:,f. yrs tun.. a qq
daughter came Sun ay evening to the blown down at \1'm. i'atton'l, at I). Signal under its urn regine• is (wing rwu• urn '4raet*bI' _
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Long. Wilson's the r.Mlf was taken off that apgllrciatel by its rolls p4troni, Apple.. winter, bbl 11 00 to 52 50
Congratulations. I barn and honer• anti the driving rhes aid other.; who (read it. Petah ata, per log 1 Ix 1 ss
4Prom Weiner eurre.)4o denL4 nla1 I(ttt part of the roof. \Vial. 1'NHsoN.tt.. 'Alla. Wil. "1'loulpwuu e'abhaar, per dna.. 11 Wo 080
THK Naw HHIIM.IL. The contractor 'i W'hitel s hi barn Was aeu11 • shat- and won Franklin trt1111w1 1 + on Qld+w.. is -r Ink .., 11 7� u MO
y K )Tnrulpw, parr I..g 0 25 0 16
for the conerelae piers and abutment,. toted, his windmill and about a aeon. Friday last after having a few days'�e*Itrr- •
•'teal hale next week. In the i- apple td and Nome bush were F'k•arant visit 4o Mrs. "Chu1uIM«,ns 4'hit-ions, per pa!r 4(11 1* top 23
blown down ; at .11114. 11'hitel'M for nughlrr, Misr Tilly, at lit. Thuwxt+, tpeincrebb-kens. per pal/0 71 1 21
harm rote( I'et.eivw{ x NeYere shaking up and 111«, to relatives at other famine Kerne,: durk', p41 pair2 00
lknlald 1'. Hose,w 14 0 1'S i 15
and * building adjoining was slotted south of here
*bout eight Inches of the foundat' . M.1).. of MtoughWi, State of Mae Dalry Pr,edaee-
Butter, 11. rolls
Jar. Hay's house and barn un the Aaeltimetta, an•ivtel hereon Friday, the Kegsnett laid
Huron toad lost their roofs and the 2 th tilt,, via O1wl..rich, 1111 an extended
top win. blown off li. Parkwood's barn. visiting i..ur to relatives herr and in
Char. M1L1er'a barn wits blown cum. the vicinity. Hr is in the neeentiulr
pletrly off the 1 *tion at lien- visiting his routine ,J Hose, our
miller. veteran and plpuhu' iulplrlurllt argent.
Hr is highly pdeaMei wit11 thn. meet ell
AUBURN. of In)untry, it teeing him first time to
FItI11AY. May 2{►, travel through Onterits Province.
(1. F. 1'unghlot, of Hewell. paid his Thr (14A•tur is a native of New Ultimr-
oi(L h 14 visit tot the lith. wi'k Wi11i*u1 J. .lohuwm and
Our Miller heti* Male last Tueslay, wife, of Retrial... who have heel) visit -
and leav'e's shortly for Manitolat, Mg Mrs. It. 1)uvid61111. sr., r•tluvd
The Her. John ('14141144'11. x (11.1)11•! home on 11o114ay, J• • Is( Mrs.
resident of our vithere, is* visiting his Ihrnn*n, r•Ijct of the 1111+• Jae. Dien -
Meter, MIs. (•Aldse•11. 'tan, of A41hn1•hl, Mund44yel with Mrs.
'met M lay 111.• 111+ -tubers of tit. .lames !tow Mts.. lits.. N'rrt-
Mark'A chord( MpM•1It the Afternoon brook. uuw• of. East 1Wawnettah. and
in attending to clearing Upson! loe*nti- furulrrl a ettir.•n of 1)ungannus. is
tying the grounds 1uuund the 4'41111,h. vi1itint( herdaughter, MIs. M'. poen. of
Ilevid Wilson was busy during the West \1 awattle(h (Mr impute'.
pts( week 'wising hi. luau nearer to jewellet- visited hie 11111,111 A. Mr. and
the 4' •es1ion. It is now raised and Mrs. Mitchell, in the township of tol-
l -rally for the masons, who 141.• expect- borne, for • (Lays last week. 1
al in af•wdlvs. -
Mr. Kirit, the former miller here and
owner of the eiectrie plant recently
burned *tong with the mill, was here
u1)l the ISO( trying to tun.k1)
• 11Ta11
g••
tnrnts fol' n•lld44cingtImola. rnusidrtiug
it better linin 11 'ing (hr Wires.
ms 1'1' road for lemma
games
t&
been thiole in the ind of the river
and traMc ii going on as usual.
FACIT ratiettin Iwo -Thr fruit has
s,•1 int the trees, but the Drop of winter
I(pplrs Will Ile decidedly light. All
slimmer fruit * heavy and the show
for cheeriest. wt rawlWM'Irn mad all
genlen fruit is uupr 4'4dentedly largo.
.\'t N t'.0L MKll" 1/'R. - The l'allN.lin 11
Onle1• 14 Porrrtrtw will hold their
annual *ern lllll at the rhurrh at lien -
miller on Sunday, the fuutiAenth day
of June. at 7 p. 1)u. Thr Harv. Mr.
Slaw, incumbent (d the circuit. will
dellen an appl'opriab• sermon to the
member,. And visiting ft•ien(1M.
Sretee RY I.I4)HTM101►.-- Ihtl'ing
the storm of last week a valuable
horse 12,414ngin4 to Michael Yrhwani.
Maitland • • esion, which was out
un knottier. Wan killed by lightning. It
w t- insnrd i11 theN'aw*ilm.h Mutual,
and the keel agent, hulas. Mi,+hei,
smiled the claim lien•l• to the
sat i4.o't14)1) of the owner
BI's1NRaw Li VIOLS' 11 1.144* Ht•H.r.a.
OtMele. tie noted lime INu'nrr,
has his lime kilns going full blast. He
ha. turned trait two kilns altetly end
the demand will keep him busy all
. W(M,111. AM a 1:11.ww4itietwe our Tom
o
/• w
1 1
not •h
feels -goiter tll,e,
-Net inn*1 Policy" talk 1111141111 him now,
fur he is be, twiny horning lime (or
his ,•mat •1s.
Etettet Te or THE. STI.it44. • 'Tit-
rc' I • ilial 119.•41.411 oyer (i,nlerlch
town -hip bawl 1\'ee11tesiwy Af ,'o lel
oar 1 ill1gr but alightly uel that by op-
IssAolg a few trel'.. The only real
114111age (hhate that we have heard of
wile the drnt(dit%un of a driving 'del
on Ore \1.4'mloe farad And the principal
e ntfen•. wan l'has. Fuller. the next
neighl.ir, whom.• horn wag • plrtel
blown off the 'stone fourwbltion and is
a 11)14(1 *114'•4.
14HN'h M:4KtNo. The firm '•f briek'
11lauiufa.•tur4,.. M,•stre. Mel./rty &
Hoyle. are now in the fill swing of
Iru.im•'a. They have jll.t built two
kilns and (oInplet.•d expensive midi -
tem. to their ()bant, and their estimat-
ed output will he MI,4(4) bricks weekly,
Kis 1141 rnlph tym4Itt to a ,Malt ofNf t. • u hand
r The wra'nt season
1
o is en-
01141ftth
•,1„nn..•s l0 Ise n bury
tepri.in nein and order* are Mnkelt
Ahead which will keep thefts buoy
onto) late in the fall. lone kiln just
Wm is for the neW (1athnlie'church
now being erected d at Kingsbridge.
Ashll••Id township. They have elan
-
410111044(4.11 W multiply the trril•ke for
the new Methodist church at the Nile.
Only premed Wellman. trade hem and
the tine quality of the clay which is
rich m ISM • pyrites rn4blee the l to
tarn out an article that is very little
int,. lot to the noted rel II„n Tricks of
Totem.. They *Iwo make drain 1i1rs
end w ill have 0 las'Kee 1uvply for 1 he
fall 1, td..,
A. E. I'unit,. prvlprirlor of the Kriel
mill here, left fist him home , t the (4,,,
last week. He de•ide1 not to trloiltl
the mill. Instead -he is,1e•tiiga ft:
building And petting in x lbuppe'.
t"'teetering it Iwst to unitize the water
power, ,as the thou ,old race all' 111 glMsl
repair.
Mtr*m(r 111ht all warnings should be
dimneganlei. 1,1 cnwwing the Midi -
bind bridge to walk in the extrp(f4111
rather
pointsrequire.r1 uire.. an 1111 *1eems t
41u,•1in11 1n uni• ilea11-e of the peace.
...Ir village ccm)tabbe Making true in-
lnaluctiou ellgohatic by acting 'drt'
the authority of Itis M11j,•n, y.
She liees% Mr. Edulunits gave A
grand I.Alriutl, 140111on hat Sabbath
4'r ' g show'iug the growth o1 the
Briti,h Empire, the 4llvanl•rmenl tlf
r AN Mt 1•
lo• 1 r t ul 1
• e• r nun l I f II r
s•i. no , 1)h
during the reign of our sat.• Queen.
In the 11lornin4 the Krv. Mr. Muesli
gar' nt1 ellm ural liM•hnl".e nn the
live. of David 'And Jonathan. And 1he
lost. that rxi.t•d 1oetwe•n 1111sm• two.
A Inrrcge tier of improvements
are taking place An1uul here the
ptr•M•ul s •r. O. E. Errant has
enlergel his barn. try putting eighteen
feet in the (entre, It will now he ad
feet wide by Qnfeet long. Tumidity was
'trent in jacking up the whole pr•-
fatato'y to puttingin a vement
oundation. 'Alr. Riley, of Lnud+•m-
innongh. ham the contract of liaising
f1 e
, Wilding,N I k
that f 1)h
t(
n
framing part.
A large Mn• from this locality
attended the f teal of the set, Rich-
ert) 11'nl. • \\'Airlast Moldsy. Mr.
Waite Accompanied by him wife left
herr about three weeks ago for the
Went. He Was Pondering front a severe
cold at that 1line. Arriving at l'al-
gat•y he Nees unable no 1 r '.l far -
thee. After• font' days ',offering (bath
came t, itis release. His life . was
brief. 11r only having rarheI his
twenty-fifth year. While we drop a
myinp 111tH)' tear r+'la• the grave, we
are reminded of our inevitable fate,
and offer the relatives 11111' sympathy
in thin their dark, hour of affliction.
MAv the -v. and •wpna*Ily his young
partner in life. lie euMLiimMl in their
tn'tng tit, Thee remains were
interned in 14111'e cemetery. the Cana-
dian) (toter of Forrest•es, of which
society deceased was A it 1111N•t', offi-
ciating.
MirNDAY. Ite pet.
Henry iAW1n1• left lot Week for
A y1M1t 14r -the MOM,. Ilse hat al m1'!I] and
two daughters there.
At a meeting of the public li tom'
l,n*nl It w•aw derides to have A int r
entertainment in the mate futon*.
The wind Montt last week made .A41
hav,N• lin sale of the fencers.
Will' Neavep had him driving shed
blown down and Ids cutter was lsully
wrecked.
The 'V.v. Mr. McMillan, of Toronto.
i1 expm•ted to preach in Knox rhurrh
next. Sabbath. at heinit the anivereary
of the 'Lev. Mr. Mundt M indnetion herr.
William Davidson is treating his
house to m (eat td plot at present.
1Wr offer no comment. Ere 1nngg It is
01twet'r1 that the hinter Mts. David -
tem will take pwrussi• n.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
M,,ro%V..1une• 1.1.
1)111• of thew unique evimte known
u 1 birthday party waa (elrhlrsle•d 011
the 'reh. on the flats ..f the w'rll-
known Jervis faun, when the owner.
"lire telpa-Jerviaxelebtatoal hiselghty-
eiplhth birthday)- anniversary. Hill
children, grandchildren and great-
grand.hildrent to the number of
sixty -tae. noel. and After wl.hing hint
many happy' returns, enjoyed them-
selves in howbeit, tug-of-war and other
games.
C. A. Trhlaltt, who has Mnc4'ewfully
taught et Mt. Helena for the rant two
and nor -half pretty, hex. we under-
stand, tendered his repented i.e. end
will farther puma. him MtIMhh•A after
Runnle•r vacation. Mr. T. -blunt in a.
sun of Ford 'rat"ott., of Oo derirh
townships, and in one of the In.1Mt
pmsglr'1•tive young p e d*glognes of the
county. He will probably attend a
Muin,'MM collet and hes t he nmlemaary
•Abhlity 11r snake his* mark in any line in
which he a:p4w��p' a.
H
124'msp. iP/BT.-The followiof the ng pupils
(4MN.N. rN 1. 8, (3(rderkh township, r, fr
the month of May : 5th claw --Lillie
(keen, Annie ilutledger ' lir. 4111 chow
F!Ilir M4'Duhyw, AKA" Hewn, Albert.
Harrison and Mit 14' Me(1'trir• (equal).
Jr. Ith claim Molle W1.104111, Lulu
Weaton. (7liffmd Weston. F'1nsane
Han•ieon, Frank Verdure Lluvile Aids -
worth. Mr.:4d claw -- Will Halstead.
Viola Wood', Josie Weston. ('Inns
McClelland, Loin Mtevene. Jr. :lel
',IL"' Kittle Perdue. Lillie Thornton.
fore•.) McClure, pelt ale Mc(%hlre.
Peau I Udew,rt h. Repair Weston,
James }-(rungg, Minnie Westin. 2nd
deem Moo ltieatm, Irene 1lxtrison.
Pi. 11 4'r. --Ella Harrier, Willie Mc -
Guile, Daley Thornton, Lonna AI(le-
w,lth. 1.. i,. MAr•M ATI', teacher.
H itatrayll.Iu* I'or l.THY MT.tTInN. -
Mr. Harr, i)ominion P,mltry SupNerin-
tendent, matte a *lilt A fere day. ago,
to the experimental 'weary etatinn at
Hohneevillr, and wa01 moth pleamel
with the excellent manner in which
MT. I?If(+nl la e(nntueting the wattle.
It has nite*tly done It to 1tin11tlate
1)h" Peeltry business in this locality,
nod nlAwy vlrltip'a,eln)* (4l get pu,inters
and Ser the antic that is hslgg rani"'
'•n. Mr. Rlfonl is collet obliging and
ronrtf m* to all, and will gladly furnish
all Rvallalde Information to anyone
wishing the same. Nome people have corner stmt .lune 111149.
the idea that It ix run for the benefitCone To Nn.R (In .Inn.. 161h, at '2
of the • 011(1," but t.hie ie a almtunlity• m., when four corner 1114111e)1114111e) ail' le
11 is I1ein remanent(' for the entity laid by Mehra. Myers. Doherty. Oir-
communityp, and Mr. Elford will jun vin and Jo •n1) on the new Methodint.
R. tenthly pronounced
information fere the
There -will 1 I pro.
mom( prmomnrel Conservative as fen•
ihoa( eel him own political faith, and him
*tailors are n.1 many of one political
as the ether. There are no pol-
ities in this, as 4.1)411)14 Ise apparent 10
eyeryleitpy, The eMAhllshnlenf of the
statim haw been a moat adventAgetrua
thing for thl. meetIon of the eonnf.ry.
and nn one known It batter than the
LEEBURN.
Mo11111Y, Junr 1s1.
We w•rtr' please) with usher friends
to ser Ja.. l auuplM•11, of Shop wrltm,
able UI 1s*• 0111. He ie slowly � building
up hie strength gime hiss sever illnrAs
of nearly four montIla. which he thinks
wits IorlIg111 on 1111111 x lanai.. of
lightning last a 'r when he and
several men were wt 1 its a henry
lain 1Iatrt11 near Hamilton. '.4I• wet*
also ple0sel ("Nee Juhu l.ltlklxt•r, W1111
IM nrncering 1111111 hie I'hrulnallr
attack.
The third vote on the' electric rail-
way wan taken un Mantillas' last and
*twenty votee Were pr1111, just the
mune nutllls•t• ex in the March election.
The vote this t11,).' 141101411 a slhplld
change of opinion, there toeing x
majority of six *K ' t the bonus.
Thlrtyright vides were puled against
the . bylaw anti thirty -twit in favor.
Jaw. IWAtn,II 144141 Agai11 M•111tlll.et'
against and this time Jaw. i,iiklater
was acrid Meer for thous• interested i -
pt. ting the passing of the bylaw'.
r • 1 M.
\ linnlw was sell I. fk Anil A.'A. \ 11
K. Willi*urn
VIM deputy Ir•t411•ning
"Meer.
Noticing the mention in Thr Signal
of Ker. J. A. •1n11+•rwin r flfts•Illll
a 'rrxat'v we might ssv that he that
(4 orat•hel here as our pastor the that
ley in June,lf0W, where 0m' church
eat colllect,e1 w' it h the Goode1•n•h
rhun'h, a Targe eongl4•gation greeting
him. As a rule he usel to p e t'h herr
three M (Aye in the 111. Rev. Ur.
1)1.• tacking the other Sunday. His
first welding during the nit.e•n yearn
wee At Leelalrn, %wh.',, Jnhtl McAllister
married K141h.n'ine ('unmlhng July 4,
1)00+, Since the rev. gentleman n•vered
+ .• hal
pastor 1n 1ttNl h
hw
his connectionp
often 114+•11 in 0111' -midst and has twice
pi -emitted ws r 111Vellrt• of Presbytery in
helping the elms egat14111 111 the rh.i(•t•
o1 a pt.t01'. 1\ a hope he 111*y' long he
spared 10 lath his flock in Oo.Ierieh.
1lirha4•I Carney And Jo .'ph Heal'
attended the f •rel of the Tate Mr.
11'elsh at Kingsbridge. The dee,asel
2*illi his wife resided herr for several
v..ars till the death of the Letter hen•
four years ago.
500 13 0 41
TOISON1'.1 Lien .(41014.
Kereipda of lice stuck were 1114(, 33 cat
1411. of Canadian 4(0449, ciathpoer.l of 441
yale1r, IOu1 hop, 3144 *hetp and !Logos,
with 130 e, Fru. Resider the alsrr'r torr.
arra 41 earl u. 1'11!..140 ":1111•• .mel un.
the market to (+•.1 And r"9t. nil d wk:4b
were consigned to 101'.11 dea,eK
Ratters- Best Inds of exporters soId
at i 10 per cwt., mallow to good at Allou(
14.75.
Export Bull► -Choke Quality bulls sold at
4 to 54.13 per est.: K'+••4'( burr rod et
• 50 to 53.143 per cwt.
*sport Co,• *spurt cows sold at 54.00
to 1:4.78 per cwt.
Butchers cattle- Choice picked lots of
hut(•4erM', w.•1(blu1 trot.. 1103 to 1150 Ibis
each, equal la sooty to best exporters,
a• 144.71.91y o lua 1' of
W a to N goat
sold at 64.75 to 14.11); pestle ll g+""I
(sold at 54.00 to 54.71; (air to urethral, 14. as
to 14.10, common, 5365 to 53.75; ro,h(h to
Interim% *1 rig to 54.44) per cwt.
reeden-steer, of good 41111117, 900 to
10110 lbs. each, are worth 54 to 64.4)
per cwt.
_filbert keep Feeder. --Coal steer,, 1100 to
1w*. 1114, rack, ■rat worth 54.00 to 54.00
per eat. '
'teeters -0n. year to two-yearold steers
4011 t. 700 Ibe. rack. are watn 13:4. 10 5.1.7)
per cal.; of -colors and of poor breeding
nor r
quality of same weights •n worth e 1 17 W
Ileo Cows -Milch alas ad springers are
worth 1.111)1, 5141 each
Calves -Calves sold at 52 to 110 Pack, or
from 14.7.. to MA. per •wt.
Sheep- Prlter, $4 to 11.35 per cwt. ter
ewe., and 4911cka at M to 1.1.10.
w`'rinx (..04144 ('((' 1 Rend, at 43.50 to
N se eat.'.
Hogs lte.t select baron bop, tot 14'1141
than 1110 16... nor mare (494(11 7111 !hs. tact
off cars. Wold at MI per cat.; 11(1414 1411
fate at 1.1.7.7 ono.. 14 M 14 to per cwt.
and wags, 12 to es per cwt,
YAK BCYIALO o47Tl.( NAIaUR.
F.amt Buffalo. tiny 1141. -rattle --Receipts
Bight, steady.
%eats- Receipts. 75 head: 'Sc (ewer; tam
5625 to $43.10; curnoM'u to good. 14.10 to
16.15.
Hoc. - Reerlpta, 510$ head; active; 5c to
10e lower; *espy, 1421 to 5111; mixed.
e.In tgl 1478; Yark evn, 56 14' 6110; plats
to 1(109; centuple 11.25 l0 ;514;
5stags.
to 4430.
ahe.p and 1nd,t� Beretpta, •1500 Mese;
steady top Mohs. 57.2.5 to p.m; •anal to
.*o4d, 44 to 17.15: vrorlinn. 14.50' to 151'.
ewes, 14 to 5{4.21; .h. -.•p top. tolled, 14.73
to 54.50: '111* ha go1.l, 12 to 54.50. •
LANES.
MoNn.t1', •loot' 1111.
W',ulxn'M Mbutionary Society met in
the church on Friday. llav •13Ith.
H. Reid in spending a taw daps at
his father's h • before going 1,1'rmt.
Wm. ,l0('0nnel, of Crewe, spent
Sabbath at the home of him sister. :Mrs.
S. (fitment.
ltobt. Howard has pnn•hasrel the
handsome driver of Frank 1*Connel
for the nun of
I. O. E. met Friday evening and Ar-
nu1gelllo'ntw were made fur having a
m MY'lal set•vire for the Foresters on
the 21st..
We are +leiteed to note that one of
out'old ,,child Imiy4 here, 0. Fairish.
who is attending the O. ('.'I.. has
ken such a high standing in the
athletic gmnta+lrf that in41itMinn.
v4' Mr. Whaley bele farewell to
him (eit(gregxtnet herr on Marhhath last.
He ie atking a nest en -acrnnnl of ill -
health. #n the mt•ant' ' Alex. S.
Kerr will take ehal•ge 0f chute!) work
until Auguset when we sin(rn'ly hu)w
to ser Mr. Whitler lark again in his
old -t.' "viteor And Mtl ength.
NILE.
IMoen.4 y. June lit.
Mr. Melia parrot
parrot im a muiicxl
wonder.
The wind of bud Wednesday lift the
fences in a poom'.haw•.
Mise Mnvtier•, of 'deer. is visit-
ing her brother Henry at premed.
`Ir. and Mem. W'i1. \ oreland. of
New 1'nr•k, are tinning r1•lNaves here.
Quit! a her of the boys ant pr•-
penring for 'unitary tamp. which is
tet held at lnn(1nn from o.Inne tht. 01h
titter.. .r. r. M 4nw -r
('KY
ethe
rt•14•vtll Mar :e. A the malting Of
f
1 �r.•ee Board here 1r.Jav, :7141 white, ;1)4!{
tallow•' natty In'enh•d. FAIN were as 1.1i
Iowa : Watklna, 5.40 at )4(,4'; magi -nth (1110
■t 1044(•: H.idgs••o (Ir.,.. nil at K ,'e: Alex-
ander, :eta ■t 30 7 141•; balance u49s14d.
4'owi0'c1lle, Que . Hay ln:=-AT-r1i-WN1•
ly meeting of the Eastern Towneilpe Dairy-
men's A.o,eiano* Luce today, 4.? fuetorlea
o(•rad 2107 !lessor of rheum: 111 (•r'nuterteS
offered 1176 boles of Duttpr. F: 1)11:1041
bought 117 hose. of rlrP11t at IOW, 167 at
10916c. and .Sul 1..1444•: H. AIIas,M.ught
nil at 10 v 1.1•, 4WMt at Mice, and Yl .rt 1014X.
U. A. M,l'Lerww k Co.:bospAt Ml. at 10%c
sod 142 .1 101.4.• 1". Yowler bough( 111,At
109114•, and 167 at 101ye A. W,•,' Crwnt, 4'1
hoasr.e11 luso, Ca -+Id, 70 Matra 14. Allaa height 145 holes butter it 1M'4.: Jiluea 1)41-
• nd
49 angle 1 1*14 ll:t A.
r! 1/pbc •
Dots at 1 A. J.. Brice bought 4•N
boxes at 1144',,• and 1)0 Isamu at 11r4e. white
racking l'o. bought 144-0 here. at WYtc, awl
Whilst* Nivel' 1(x1 hot••. at inane. M. A.
Mt -Phonon k 'o. bought 4( 1o1.•. at 181144';
90 Noma uuaold.
Cornwall, (int.. May M. -There were 1040
ellee.e hosed al herr Io -Aar -1104
white and 477 •.!nn A. .tit add. Th.
"Anr'4 hrqugl,t 1':1. , anti .. hllr• Wive. _ to
109 sur T1,e sous wore • 111o1g"rm Raton.
eras; A W. Brant R 114.`142: Jaime. Alexa*•
der, Mt; Lv*I'k Christmas,
.las.
week.
Fencing And general Ie firing is *h.'
order of the flay.
Our beef ring will be in working
order in a eompl1. of weeks.
Isaiah Kilpatrick returned oar
from lllerlin Monday night..
SAM. KilpAtt•irk ie having him 1 rtl
pd and is going to have a wail
built under it.
Wm. M(otherm has purchased a Do-
minion cream s'prator and finds it
1 14' 1 c'1•r) .111 Lf•lrtnrv.
to the 2)th. There is a young man here who ran
A ;lumber of the cement blocks for bier 11nympi dr.1(.ittg th s
the anent. of the new (•11nn•h ark p ointeri in poultry.
laid. Don't forget, the laying of the some of (air Young people 1418+11 in
fhr show at IAnitnow 1Atunhly night
and 'mitered th.in,wl •e.inlnwneelt•.
MAFEKING.
Tree 4T. Junr 211.
Treleaven in it Toronto thi-
DUNLOP.
stn( Tt•ry,t*Y, Jun,' 2n41.
grant atrh, 111 w a Kt' The t,wnihii' r'1Nnteil Wert` on the
tettehr the fban41 : i nh'u,'t y' 1111$11:- n; rrmtl'nn Theret e ' !set in a INa1y in-
tern• : (Bnto land : Auburn land
T�ndAl Brea.. Carlow : lotion chair• of 11pe'o•ting and letting Jobe .d ..gain in
Nile , Sntith'. 11111 And Illmganmmn. the
neighbwi hl tdf Wednesday night
Mp•akerw Hev. Mr. Harriet, Lticknnw•; I g
Rev. S. M. Whaley, H. A.. Mf. Helens; nettle Amite gala In rail fences and in
Hey. i)r. Daniel,: O,,derich, and R. acne rftie ent ie wee se of trews
nning n anylyrpnl.. away.
Mlt,ch s, M, P., I. McLettn, .11e.,,
Mitchell, M. (4. (;Ano•rn, M. p. P A horn tem had menial breaks male
farnwrs ref tl►a Immediate neslm��her. and others. Nn err oeaverl troop 1 to in it. P(ntunstely no horseet, rattle
h'sm1. Mr. H*rw 4.xrk a number of fl 1n.. 21 rants. lee cream and or sheep were killed._
PhMo ►•
jaws 1)1 the v14pl(nu buildings. 'len rmnde n1 Mandl.. I Better remind* follow from the nor of
which will he puh ivo/4 In his repot.
I►ts tsTRnva WIa BAR•IRM, - The Millerm 1Woru1 1'owd1.r+fur lrmllrw Millet 1'�NNmrl Iron fills than
Wlndmform I*at week Mita a very da- nein end pevi.hnnis. For Male by. from any (Altera. For sale by Jas.
Iltructive one, and the hulMing. and 'tall. Wil,«►, Wilesm.
mitationt'
o/ Dodd's Kidney Pills are
legion. The boa * Imitated,
the outside coating and shape of the
pills are Imltaled and the namw-Dodd's
Kidney PUL * Imitated. Imitations are
dangerous. The original * safe. Dodd's
Kidney Pit* have a reputation. Imi1*.
tors have seas or they wouldn't Imitate.
So they trade on the reputation of Dodd's
Kidney Pills. Do not be deceived. There
* only one DODD'S. Dodd's s the
original Dodd'e * the ammo 1* be ws.
ful about -
n -o -o -n o -s
KIDNEY
PILLS
•
Although the medicine business
should, above all, be carried on with the
utmost conscientiousness and sense of
responsibility, the unfortunate fact is
that In no other is there so much hum-
bug and deception. The anxieties of the
sick and their relatives are traded upon
in the most shameful manner; impxdast-
hle cures are promised; many prepara-
tions are When burly worthless, and some
are positively dangerous to health.
As a consequence, all proprietary
remedies are regarded with suspicion
by many people, and the good suffer
for the bad
Por these reasons we announce that
our proprietors are the principal share-
holders in
MIRAM WALKER & SONS
LIMITED
which will, we are sure, he an ample
guarantee of the truth of every repre-
sentation made concerning
IRON -OX
TABLETS
The Iron.ox Remedy Co.. Ltd.
walkervlll., Ont.
Solid Sterling Silver
Tea Spoons
Full Size, (1.w Imp.'rtal Pattern
1140. 124 Ili Mo. 124
$2.50 $2.50
per per
hills halt
u- dozen
dozen en
III
READY TO WEAR
CLOTHING
Mndr ups from 'goods In Klock
.11-1111(44.. go N1 -fitting gar -
1 tuts a I0t Iwtter than the Or -
di 1)•y -at price* Ih11t will nuke
It t your intetx'st to 111'1'
N4)11 : e
Errors. prepaid to ■nr
If not perf.rtly gentled new es,.s.), .41
►P refunded in full waho.t questa...
Write (x nue new. illustrated Polder el
sates va1440 .(w..gs.
RYRIE BIOS.
JEWELE_UY.
1114. 120, 1.r.1 and124
Yenta St., Toronto
Cid Yuji Rcdd
FINE
TAILORED SUITS
The Store •411'1
The 04 Pods
411tecpiug with 1114' 1'
The PALACE Clothing
Store contains a PRIN('ELY-
stock of the best that's made
for amen.
We can tit you out from the
crown of. your *rad - to the
solei' of your fent with cloth
ing .and furnishings that will
please your taste and suit
your pocket book.
In wearing, apparel we have
every requirement for men
and boys.
It will please us to have You call,
It will plow.) you to awe our goods.
McLEAN BROS.
TAILORS, CLOTHIERS. OUTFITTERS.
The Square, (iODE'RICH.
WESTOBY'S GROCERY
AND BREAD DEPOT
HAMILTON STREET, - GODF RICH
Going out of
Business
IINCLUCiNG
GROCERIES, CEREALS, also CEREAL
CANS, AT A BARGAIN.
What we said last week
alwint Wall Papers? Manycalledcalled*n41 11114'14' splendid sel-
ections, telling u9 that our
papers were beautiful.
Our papers are the productof much careful study an
ddesigning by the best artiste
of America. Each pattern pos-
sesses some specialty that
interests you,
When we say EMBOSSED
CORDOVA LEATHER, AT
254' A ROLL, Waving Lilies,
Fields of Poppies, Climbing
Rnres and Wistaria, AT 20c to
25c a ROLL, who would not
move] at the price of such
decorations' Our upper third
papers aro sellers. No ex-
pensive border to pay for-an.(1
daintily pretty.
Kidd BSc Co.
i'veryihing Going at Cost
We sell the best of everything that's good to,eat.
P
,Agents t', 1'. It. TELEtilt.1l'11. 'I'It'
44I':TM. and EX I'l4 EMS OltIP.1(1.
W. Westoby
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES.
1903
Buggies and
Carriages
FOR 1903.
Every 'Buggy Up-to-date in. style and Finish,
and well made -they are all w a r r a n t e d.
A 11114,1/1lI.y. N1'14 eta 1114101-1A-
1111114 in fine clothe*, 1f you I
want something real' good, the'
place to gret. it 1s*
DUNLOP'S are
NEXT BANK 1)11 MONTRMAi.
H
T
ND MADE DAIRY
NWARE
I have the largest
stock of hand made
Dairy Tinware in
Goderich, all made
from heavy English
tin.
Also Eavestrough-
ing,Galvanix(441
Iron Work, Metal
Ceilings, Roofings,
and Sidings, Fur-
nace's and Plurnb
ing.
Worsell's
LA VIS' WAREROOMS
-
HAMILTON -ST., - GODERICH,
IS TIIE PLACE Tu (:ET TIIE
RIGHT GOODS at RIGHT PRICES
\1'4' handle ,tnu goal4 of the following well-known makers :
WM. (Agee 1)k Sons, Chatham• CANArt3c CAIKIACI Co., Brockville;
T UHOPi 131.100Y Co , Ori111L.
Call at our Wsrerooms and see the large stock we have on hand.
.Vlro all kinds of FARMING MACHINERY and IREPAIRS.
LA VIS' WAREROOMS, Hamilton -s1).
1TLJI_. I''S ""'""""
BICYCLE and
KINGSTON - STREET REPAIR Shop
We handle all kinds of new high grade machines, among them
the, CLEVEi.AND, E. tic 1). and ANTELOPE. In our shop
you will find pothiug but the best, which is none too good for
you. We can fit your wheel with a "New Departure," "Cinch,"
or "Morrow" Coaster Brake. They're all right. Try one.
Our BKCOND.HANI) WHEELS are all thoroughly
overhauled in an expert planner, aid are sure to give good satis-
faction, even at the low prices we bell at. Colne and see um if
you want tatietaction at very reasonable prizes.
We rent w'heelm----
- 1Nt x11 kind*l f trpairs--
ll•11 Iciryrle sundries- -Make old old W1114.111141 good as new•,
\W4' know• how to do it -but only on 5(41)1 Glah tempus,
Come and bat how good the big repair shop sod livery can do
for yr.u.
J NO. YULE, Bicycles, Repairs,
Sundries, Livery.
KINGSTON STREET, NEXT OPERA ROUSE, GODERICII.
Iii/1ii111i1i11111U1u11111u111/
i!iLL .TBI USEFUL BRANCHES are tau ht in the
f
tine mtndents hie not gnxrantls'l nice John, last atter a r"urne 1n tali. college it
will to no t7nn140 for them to hold any'sition. We aid them• if p ommibl.•, to
obtain ens +Inyments 1,111 we nes( equip them to maintain the high reputation
them irl„y1+I hits *4e11►lnel• J W. WESTERVELT, Principal.
Use Printed Stationery
In your Business* Correspondence. You can
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