HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1903-6-18, Page 7THIS IS GOOD NEWS.
Likelihood of Extension of C. P. R. to
Qoderich in the Near Future.
Deputation from Guelph Called Upon r.r
Theme. eheughna.ar. With menu, Aging
Rawl( Mr. Bell Thank. Eeteomon Wim le
Commenced Within a Year
Guelph, ()tit., June 12. It is now
Rehab a that. the Canadian Pacific
Rtailway will extend the Guelph J •-
t' Railway to Gotlerich. Thr whole
matter was discussed iu Montreal la•-
tween a deputation consisting of Mr.
\Vol. 13ee11, prrideut (i.J.R.; Mayor
Hamilton, Col. Meedoueld, secretary
G.J.R., and Col. Met 'r a, with I'tw+i-
dent Shaughnearv, of the (!.P.R. It b.
believed that ail 1d the different
uicgwlitirw through which the maul
pasowe give ruffirient encouragement,
the rxteneion will w,un he built. Nr.
Hell states, with confidence, that the
ext•nsiun will he commenced within it
year. Thr Itwal direct',t,1a1m expected
to take the initiative in astertitining
what the several 'cite/Rive will
do between here mid Godrrich.
In this connection The littnlph
M,•r•uty Ways :
The Guelph Junction Railway l'
psuiy deputation to Muitr•al appear
to have returned Irl a sang
brim sal mind than has any similar
de•putaliuq. We limy guests that the
t'an4Mlien Pacific IIIAIDagrllle It is now
in imeereition of adepuete capital for
extension owing to their financial leg-
isietiou of Illlr2. and they are out any
too writ dispose, to the (Brut Trunk
sur breaking into the' Northwest. lu
r,turn for the G. T. it,'. owl; it in
altogether likely the 1', 1'. R. will give
them keener battle in Ontario, for it
hes been a Nettles ctwmeiltion III thea
minds of well-informed liuelphites
that a tacit understanding between
the comp/mite ham for ylAnl Iwck
prevented the Guelph Junetiem Ky.
,•xtensiuG. The grnerel condition of
Caned.' is such that the extenaiun will
1e• constructed without the obligations
,.n the put of n►uRleip.ditie. that
t a oukt have been asked ten, or even
five, years ago.
THE ONTARIO WEST SHORE.
MORE OLOQM AT ST. THOMAS.
Elgin Lean 00. CI.W la Deere and Suspend-
ed Payment.
Cullingwuud, June 16. -Thu inquest
touching the death of Glory Whalen
on the 27th May was opined Most
night by Mrs. Whalen telling of her
murdered child's tut preparations
for and departure for school. She
saw no strangers, nor had she nor
her child an enemy that she knew
of.
Mrs. William Findlay told how qua
the morning of the murder, between
8 and L o'clock, she saw 1 two men
near the stile that crosses into the
bush where (Bury was killed. Direct-
ly behind them she saw a little girl
walking towards Colltngwood. She
saw one of the sora, the tallier of the
two, dart back towards the ap-
proaching gum, who turned and ran
across the track as if dodging. The
girl ran across the track twice and
turned back towards the Kendall
residence. The girl gave a faint
scream, and witness saw the man
catch her and half -drag, half -walk
her up the track to where the other
man •tuod. They disappeared over
the embankment, going toward the
swamp where the girl was found
dead nett day. She did not raise a
cry, and did not know why she did
not suspect that murder was being
done. She told the story three days
later to two neighbors when they
were going to see the place where the
murder was committed The next
week she told her pastor, and the
following day the authorities.
Mrs fiizabeth Johnston, who lives
less than a fourth of • mile from the
scene, testified that she heard the
child scream and heard one preol
shot. The screams continued •.) lung
that she noticed It, but thought they
proceeded from c14ildrun screaming •1
horses or cattle. and that the pistol
shot was by some of the town boys
The pistol shot came about I5 min-
utes after the screams ceased She
did not connect thew sounds until
two or three days alter the murder
when she began to tell her neigh-
bors.
The one man who saw and is able
to identify the two tramps le Wm.
Pilch, • young tau of about twen-
tythree, who works in the .hip
Yards. Ile was the lard wit nes' call-
ed- On the Sunday before the mur-
der fetch wax passing through the
swamp when he almost etuulbl d ,,n
the negro and'tbe white man lying
on the grass asleep. They woke up
He stopped and spoke to them ,for •
couple of minutes. v7Tle colonel man
was the larger of the two, and had
on dark Pt. toed pants and a long.
0
light checked sort. illi cum( r 111011
had Maack or dark clothes, with •
hemi undershirt, and retch noticed
particularly Ihnt he had ti.•d around
his nark a elute handkerchief. On
the following 'IL.•sday, the day pre-•
vluus to the 4ritw-, l'ulrh again saw
the negro neer the station. and a
few minutest later neat the white
tramp rear the ti lobs. Hotel. 7br
leu. went and h►A_a drilthAMIP4.40r..
and Peleh noticed that the White
man stall had around ilie neck the
white handkerchief.
Crown Attorney ('otter explained
to the Jury that the handkerchief
found tied around the heed of the
girl had folds in it a. 11 it bad beim
worn around the neck.
".1 -believe thus ata .the two mean
who coutnotte1 the crime." remark-
ed the Crown Attora y. - •
After the frown Attorney's ad-
dress to the Jury, the following vee
dart was returned:
-We- find that Glory Whal•o was
foully murdered at the (own of Col-
lingerie/it on or spout May 27th.
I103,at the, halide sal nettle person or
persons unknown. bot tha ,evhMnc•'
points strongly towards two tramps.
• whlte and colored uud. who were
seen In the neighborhood tatwut that
time. We strongly recitumencl that
the authorities .•utnm,L to the Cen-
tral all tramps found in future who
•re unable to glue a proper account
of tbems•laes. and that the I'roe-In-
dal' authorities leave no stone un-
turned to discover the wanderer lir
murderers. and that • liberal reward
to offered by thein as an extra in-
ducement to such dier-overy. and.
further. that the town of Culling -
wood oiler a reward."
A Charter Covering " Gee of the Best E1actr.
Ra,Iwa, Routes ,n the Provence
In its report of Ole pro. 1,4111K. of
the Irgislatur•, The silo).• ,n. 34nU11-
dey heti the (allowing soh r. -good to
the Ontmrio Went Short- F;I,.•t n,• Mu!.
• pr.,j(rt :
•• Thr act extending the barter of
the Huron, HEWN* (irry Electric Rail -
.1 V
(ailay (company lata received Ile third
reading In the (httario Irgi.lntutv-.
11,. roulpany Mtn now R Omrtrr et/vet--
mg one of the brat electric railway
omit.. in the Province, extending from
I)w.•n Sound, by way of N1art,u.
r,.utha111pton. 'Kincardine, (bal.•rie•h,
.411,1 All lite. nigh th.• 111111114311.1 of Mid.11r-
-ex end 14wobt.aa b' the bowls of Sae,
ni.. 1 n1101 a Weit.' from (o I, i',ch. hv.
'e.1'. of Dungannon, to \\'inghaw. in
.,.Oil ion to the •• brit lien,'" In Herm,
^and the branch b) N roxete'r. The
*slims of the country t) lie 'servedby
?hie railway will the tie brought by it
into el.11714. tomrh with the 11,11111v town.
of the five greet eout)ties if lir•v.
Bruce, Huron. Middlesex x1441 I,uuth-
toll. For III., timed part, the territory
to Iw traverses' luso et pll"41'nt no rail-
way f,wilitiret, and it in throughout a
th .•kly ppmoisul•tel and newt prooper-
yens and beautiful wr•tion of,tm1utry in
the garden of Ontario. The very great
t-anspm,rtaton facilities which this
electric railway will in the near future
-tering precticelly lu the very doers of
thr people will iruvlgurate a new r('rrbr•.
of prngrvRM anti itilvanceinent th1oug i-
out thio very pnMlueW-r and 11.gtes-
steer `Lection of the 1'royinre of 11u-
.tari.il. Bylaw' granting cid from w
of the ruunicipaliti.',. interested have
tlr•a.1yy hewn v,.tedl, end ,,there are
eli..ut hripg soh '(teal to theoeo )Ir,
and will undoubteetly Ise sanies!. The
name of the company hos, by the new
art, been Chtngel b) that of The On -
sarin West Shore Electric Railway
I'muttony. a nerve 1uure eppruprittrlr•
de•signeting the wope of thre pinny M)
1•vtended t'httfA'r.
•
' KILLING MUSTARD WITH BLyE-
STONE."
TIIF SiGNAL: GODER,-ICH O`TARI(�
edea --
Ti VIIIDAY, June 18, 1903. t�
MONSTER : BARGAIN : DAYS 2
Saturday and . Clonday
June 20 and 22
AT
PARSONS'FAIR
NEW AND ENLARGED PR MISES
Inatruetiens le.e.d by the Onter.o DepartMent
of Agriculture.
1. Il/IW THIS BLUg-RToNE 1R APPLIED:
Place en ordinary spray pump,'such
ns t. tined for the 'praying of fruit
t 114.4, on 14 cart or light wagon : drive
,long Hlowly through the Held apply-
ing the s)Iution to the tart planta
in the form of *fine spray. When the
Held ie badly infested, it IH edv-Isable to
.pray the crop in 'trips in order that no
mustard planta esteem- the spray.
II. How THR BL('R-wTnNE So1•1'T1oN
tH M.tOE:-Put nine (9) pounds; of Mile-
stone (copper sulphntr) in a coarse
seek or lag, end.enupend it in a versed
,,.utaining threw 111 gallons of very
bot or boiling water. The hlurrtuw'
9 will uwully di,sdve in 15 or 31
minutes. Strain file solution into the
Iwrrel of the spray -pump, end fill ne
with cold water to make. 411 or 4o
gallons. This is known as the 2 per
cent. solution. (1 pound of blue-Iftme
in 5 gallons of water.)
III. WHEN To RPRAY THIS Ml'MT.LRD
PI.Arrn :- Fiprey the tu11 on M
calm, bright day, joist Rath, plants are
• g into b1001,1. At. this' t' • newt
of the yonng plants have made their
Nppearan(es, and *11 will le. killid.
NFmn11d
it heavy 1'x111 Clot a immediately
alter spraying, it will be nete1sary t)
Nprav again.
IV, THR COPT of THK Sol.t'TIo'(:-
CAtnlner•ial Blue -stone or blew vitriol
ruste at the drug snare aimmt nine or
ten cents per pound. A barrel of the
elution will therefore cant about
eiQvh•t or ninety sent..
Y.
eighty.
INCH 1R RRQ('IR)l) TO
RPRAY AN ACRE TH0Ho(ftiHLY:. A
barrel of the a0lution is .DAlrient for
an acre. Mneceaatul re'aulte Rte obtain-
ed when the spraying is 11 '
thoroughly.
Y1. ARB THR CROP* iN WHICH
MI'KTARD 16 (1ROWIN(a HURT 14Y THE
RPRAY? Experience shows thatthe
y0unv wheat, Carley, oats or young
clover pplanta are not injured b eyiibd n
alight browning for a few days by the
Mlle -stone gpnty.
%1I. WRERR FURTHER- I\F)l(M-
• .traat WAY RR oRT.v INK!): Sht loll
tml desire further lamination regard-
ing the treatment of mllstatd with
• MitteatY11w. thition write to pi(Io1fMwl
)14Im►rttnent of the Ontario Agricul-
tural College.
(he Limit of the Law.
1'hhage (((01)03 Her,M.
"1i'v-e you ever t'•('n conviefed of e
pr•riome crime?" asked the ledge 1w•-
f• asa
ar•ssing .nt•nee.
"�,e, your honor." the prisoner re -
Plied. "thi,, ie the Hr,t time 1 ever--
"Hr get.. rep and mown his lawn hie;
fele Nunrhre, j,Hlgr " interrupted x
nun et the Iewr end of the colintrxvm."
"That will do. The penitentiary for
MAY SAVE TiOE CARCO.
WALL PAPER
FOK TWO DAYS ONLY. big boar -
gains in \Vail Paper,_ with Bolder to
models.
All Paper worth Sc.* roll for .. 3c
„ etc 0 „
•• IIIc " •• 7.
•• I5c •• •• 10
" .Aka .e .e 15c
If you want Wall I'apwr now is the
, for then• priesft are iwtter (ban
any ever offered before.
GLASSWARE
(ii,v.M Nappirr 2 for 5t•
Nater Tumblers 2 for 5e
Plain glues Pitchers, worth 3ie•,
for 15c
Butter Dither 14•
lake SIam1,, .
Salts and Peplwrr, each .s
TINWARE
Ilhept. tin Pail.
Popper-I,)Ituu Boilers. worth
$l.:ia fpr
Holler*, worth $1.75, fur
Milk Strainers, worth 15c, for
l'ullrude,., worth 1.s•, for ...
Flour Sifters., worth 15e, for ..
All :SW Dishpans ftn-
" :Mt• „
"Bit - "
Dipper'
10e
gut
$1,50
14r
114
10t•
15c
ilk
e. .
:i<Zst:
WINDOW SHADES
Plain Slmtlr
With Fringe
With laver
With Leer and Insertion
34-
35,•
• 75t
TOILET SETS
Toilet Sete, worth $1.141, for .... $1.75
.. 2.215, " . ! IAI
alias Lisa eseewor - ihmeregtaa, w11ek
West Adhere at Cape Ray.
St. John's. N. F., .lune 15. -Tire
Allan Lane steamer Nnrwegtan, Capt.
White. front Montreal for Liverpool.
with a general cargo and rustle, went
ashore at ('ape Ray Saturday utorn-
ing. It Is likely that Rim w -III (11 a
total ,wreck. (ler crew threw her
Cargo and cattle overboard.
Toronto Ilea twee 5!1.111.
Toronto, June t5. -Firm' here di-
rectly Interested in the wreck are :
Wm. la'vck, 100 head of cattle; Loin -
nese k Ilalligan, 130 heed, *114 'r:
Halligan, 50 head. This cattle are
worth about $100 a hemi and are in-
sured for that amount. The v'esse'l is
pne of the oldest on the Allan Line
and of 8,523 tons burden. She passed
Quebec June 10 at 7.80 p. m.
•
akawr.lk Ili. is New Tort.
New York, June 15 -Sale and
sound, aiter a rather rough paseeagw
from hS
; i
lanti, of la days
and 271 hours; Sir Thomas Lipton's
latest challenger for the America's
Cup, Shamrock I11., is noir lying
at anchor in company with the
steam yacht Erin, that towed her
most of the way across the Atlantic,
and by the Shamrock 1., towed by
the British tug Cruiser. I`he 15A
men which manned the yachts end
their convoys are all well, arid there
was I'm accident to mar the pnssege.
Te reign To. (.ane Teres.
Montreal, June 1A - .1r. and Mrs
Barber. found guilty of working "the
hedger game," were sentenced to see-
en and three year* In.pnisonlnent re-
spectively yesterday two ning. Afo-
tion for a reserved rase ens dented.
Before sentence was pronounced Mrs
ft riser addressed the court ,.tenni fmg
her own guilt, but cleinung her hus-
band wags innocentand
preferreddthe
h y
charges of wrong -doing
him sgainet her were true.
Ile. {tomes Thai al, for 1ommet I i.ig
O ft abortion, was sentenced to threw
years.
C•sedt•n Abbe Arre'LeA.
London, June lA.-A man arrested
at Reyrout., a small seaport town In
Syria, under the name of ('anon ito-
nenhurg, for swindling id'adame Ci-
vet, prove" to he a Ueanedlati ('i4ter-
elan, Abbe Dorval, Feer nn wn in the
rellgiol(iWorld
Remember, FOlt TWO 'IAN'S
ONLY, a big rut in
GRANITEWEAR
19.4)1. Dia111lans, milt tt.c, for.... 54•
14 -qt. •' " 75e. •• .... Illk•
Wash Hasirlr, worth 24•, for....... I5c
..... 21k:
(inutile Tea Kcttlee, worth $1.15, -
for
Nicks-�dxtd Tea Kettles. worth
$1'2o, for 9lk•
FOR TWO DAYS ONLY, a big
s111ap) in nets of
DISHES
all nicely decorated ; I7 pieces.
Worth $ 7.111 for,
7.511
•• 111.31) ••
7]5.111
5.51)
71,11)
9.11)
A big sump in
ODD DISHES
\\shite Cups and Saurern, worth
75e, for /eh'
All fops and SAuerrr desorstd blur,
K1w•n mod pink, with plates to
mutes.
Pie Plates, worth 714•,•for 5lk•
I'm Platen, worth U4•, for 713.•
i)inner Plates, worth $1.15, fen• Igk'
FOK TWO DAYS ONLY, a bag rut
ell BERLIN WOOLS
2, I Ansi M fold. all pc. .. . . tie
Latin,' Slipper 34141'.. for 314-
R skeins Fingering N',M,I fur .. 2.5.•
FOR TWO DAYS ONLY, n big
cut in
BROOMS
All 15• Jlns,uls for 114•
1.s•
"•
,xa • ••
SUNDRIES
.M' settles of Viewli,,e
114• ..
lialvaIIiud fails, 111 yt 214•
„ 11 4)1
dPowde
.. r 16 111 ....... .. :14•
14•
llalin�g(
hint Sle.c
Parlor Matches. .4
i,-
boxes Tomah Picks
Nail Brushes. 1 for
NV ire Clothes Lines, 411 feet
•• .1IM ••
le
:i,•
Ilk- Stems lirwhew for ge
Extracts, any flavor 5•'
I hist Pans
('hair Seta. 8 hose '
Itolliug l'itm
l hopping Kniva'a
('rimpel I'ape•r, roll
Ilk• battle Auuiionla
•
41.-.. asp
Ilk.
Ilk•
7•
Hig hetge:ine in
SOAP
:s hors of l'r•ulier Sento. :4 11W '
7 • •• Sweet Biose .... . ..... 25e
13 •• Electric Mop �)'S,•
a rakes. Toilet Soap bet box 7e
i cakes (ism S,ap 5t•
Love bar pure ('&utile• Soap 251•
2 packages Totek' &•
T, amt era
Potato Masher»
Stove Brushes 1114•
Blithe Washboards ds 35,.
Lantern Glaser* .M•
Medium size Lamp Glaww•N .s•
latrgr'1%A' 1411111) Glasser . 5t-
5(•
We kep x big aaaortwr0t of
LA,UIKS %'Ktamand LADIES'
AND CHILDREN'S
HOSE.
We keep all Nixes of BUTTEI,t
CROCKS and l-'HUIbSFI.
PARSONS' FAIR
CORNER WEST ST.
AND SQUARE ...
GODER!CH
POSTMASTER TALKS.
Dodds K,dner P,111 Cured his aright'. Disease
.., and he Tals all about It.
Ablaut nines May e4.
I.n,6t, (hit.. June 1.1t11.-ISp4s•iall.
• Though •will {heat the time wore
and tett cmark. 1'. A. Herein. pMsit-
n31 sler here. still rt well•
b. -eider. holding the nepe•t of the en-
tire ro '. And Mr. Harris
e•nelits a large share if his wonderful
health and vitality to Ih'4d's Kidney
fills. Speaking o4 the matter the
post master nn y 4 :
"In Irk 1 vast at the point of death
from Bright's dinettes. I wean a com-
plete wreak. 1 timid nil even driest
myself. But MOW 1 ala. I may nay, t o
well 11111 II and I ,ttt'11Ntle it all to
Ih ld a Ki ,.•)' Ihlls."
Mr. Hal cot' experience has lel Inane
people hem t. Ilse theists Kidney Pills
and they have pr)v'.d that the remedy
that always curer. Bright's disease
makeo..11ed work of any if the earlier
-loge,. of kidney diM'an•.
Leadrl4. June 1A Alfred Merlin
has been absent not Walk.rvtlle
g inre May 24. and his parents are
itimitansit
Summer Shoes
•
■ordered 1• the Cort.
New York. June 1(1. -Charles Mc-
Farlane. President of the Anti -Policy
t nelety, was shot and kilted yester-
day on the General -Session door •of
the Criminal Court Dullding by Wil-
liam Spencer, • negro, who was to
have been placed on trial yesterday
on the charge of violating the Anti-
I'olicy Law. McFarlane was shot
Just as he left the elevator. Four
shots in all were fired. In lean than
two hou)l. Spencer was indicted for
murder in the first degree by the
grand July. Ile will plead to -day.
Eeleeepat Tear of 30.000 Wiles.
New York, June 1•i-Dinhop J. P.
Hartsell of the Methodist Epi'ropnl
Church Will salt from New York on
the White Star 'termer Germanic on
Wednesday, to begin his seventg epis-
copal tour on the (continent of Ai-
riest . The Journey will require .shout
80,000 mile. of travel. Bishop
Hartsell expects to 1, turn to tho
iJnited States next April
Arrested Por Whisker RweggII•g.
Quebec, June 16 .,--For whiskey
smuggling on the Gaels• coast Inst
November, George Doggett. a fore-
men at Mr. Uenier'' fishing industry,
has seen arrested by the provirr•iel
police, and the schooner Glom/lie,
which sus used for the smuggling,
has been seized.
/lady of CIa Rayne.
Port Colborne, ,Juke 16. -The body
found .Sundry in the take hen ile•n
identified as that of Clarence Baylis
of Loc'kport,•N.Y., one of the boys
who went down. with the yacht Em-
ma IN„ trkh. .1t wan taken to
Lockttort kt noon yesterday.
•
Teek Paris fireee.
Ottawa, .1 one 1 A. -Sire. Duncan
lecusod, Ottawa Fleet, died v,•.ter-
dev as • reanit 9f a dose of facia
green, taken Sunday night.
V1r. at Therdd.
Thorold, June Ie. --The residence
of 1)r. D. H. Lenton, with nearly all
the contents, was deetrnyed by fire
about 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Lose about $4e000; insurance, 111,-
000.
41eK !M'S Old Stand,
.lurdan Block.
This Mu Cowf sw..
Schenectady, N Y.. June lel -Bob-
Art Sinclair. arrested for the murder
of Timothy Sul(,. en in a ielnnn here,
has confetseft that he ntr.uk Solll-
v•n. Sulli%anl► skull WY Iractured.
Your comfort for the next
few months depends on your
shoes; think 'tbout that. No ar-
ticle you wear affects you so
much.
One' doesn't work well• or
feel well or look well unless
one's shoes do all these things.
Be sure yours do. Make.sure
by buying ours.
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Remnant Sale
3 you know er' -this-what "remnant stale.' IOKKADDA At
4t, M. -K I M'S. One thing It certainly IIIe41114 for thong
3 %her take lulv,11ntage• of It -money in tht•ir pockets.
1 se
11'. each in the season fin it re t Valu, but we
se hula big M 114l1III'S welling a11(1 11111st ge•t off the big ru•cu-
ZLill f x•111 petits,
1 (tet H1. of Dress Goode,
i lteinnents of Pt•ints and \L.slins,
elRemnants of Trimmings and Linings,
j
1
s
J. P. KA VANAGH
Ite•111naanl1 of 'I':ab14 Linens,
Remnants of '!'weds and Cottnuttles,
Ka•uuuants of fattens and 1•'launelett, 44.
T'h1 u1.4111,16 if r•umaati of Enlhlvideries, Lacer,
ItIhlmuls, Millinery Goode, Etc., at a -q arter toe -half
iK.
FORGET T() ASK FOR (`OIJPONS.
2ssiiZi3iiiss=; 1.e..e.6: 6.iE6.6
McKIM'S BUSY STORE F
mrn!nrittmt rttt rrmtrtttrrrtmttt►nmmnmtMnmtM
Invictus Boots 1
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at $3.50, $1.00 and $4.51.
After ."arching iuv.•Ntigntion and due• trial we are con-
%inr,•11 that the lurid us texts insole by (tela A. Slater. of
Montreal, is of the best Itlell a IMN,t nude, and at our
p••ire is easily one of
the hest values.. It
is a Iowa we feel
pant of.
Graceful in desiggn;
tw•rfe•t in Ht and Jin-
ish : dn'ssy, ,oma or -
table, and for wear
the epua1 of any $5110
boot you ever NRW.
Thr• new M
Tj rr1 are reedy -and
await your approval.
Size. /l to 10. All
made with (ilmelyear
welted extension
soles. Prier 53.50, 111M and $1.541.
Huy a pair :and try them. If they fail you COMP hack
and get your m"n1•y lir a new pair. That shows our conli-
demi, in the It,i'i,(l*N Med. '
Wm. Sharman
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There is nothing better than the best, arid in the line of
Groceries •there is nothing better than what you can get hero
every day in the week. 1f you have never bought your
Groceries here, give us a trial and see what we can do for
3'o):. Everything in season, of good quality, and at the right
prices.
C.\i.i. AND SSE
STVRnY dtt Co_ t
THE GROCERS, WEST SIDE SQUARE.
Telephone No. 9 1.
FREE!
Fres 1. u.. Ladi.s hely HOSPITAL FOR
k.helyin U,sb•rirh vlrinit y '
I. incit,d to e. E. HICK'S Drug
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Were to 11.ee•14e N nitulple free of
REXALL MOne- DYES
WOMEN PRIVATE,
not o SECLUDED.
The.,. nye+ 11111 4r. W11411, Colton, 'silk.
Jute or edited goods in one1Math. Retail It) ALL CASKS Aa.t•W?xn. CALL Olt WR1TK
'teethe latest and most in1,r,.ed Ilyr in the
world. For Male by S. B. nick, Ill,lggi-t, M. Bryson,132 York St., Buffalo
Victoria St, Iacrlin3 Works Wttttttrm stent!!!mttttttttttttmtttmtttttttttmtttm mmttttttt�
Jas. A. Siradhall
Practical Engineer
and Machinist.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
THE „REPAIRING OF
EnginEngines Boiler,
es, Mill Machinery
and
Farming Implements
fitment' :Machine and Rhacksmith
'Work of all kinds d • to 0111er.
PRICER H Ea s1N A11 LE --.n (',v 1.1. Rt r 1.1, ITK D
Works : Victoria Street, Ooderich.
Dunlop
Reliability
Yon can piece fan reliance In Dunlop
Detachable Pneumatic Tires -they .4.111
sever betray your tract, burliest to pone
Mon. 0.4.4,AME t0 repels. Yawn of 'Tennent
eervlre have male them of almost uni-
versal adoption. Every wheel with is rei•
tenon Is fisted with them. livery rider of
experience Insists on them.
Dunlop Tires nuke bicycle enthusiasts.
They increase the pleasure of wheeling sm1
minimise the trouble*. Bicycling is an
snored ,nose with Dunlops
The Dunlop Tire Co.
Lltattod
Toronto. Ont.
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Interesting as ever
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is the popular
Fence of the day.
This is clearly dem-
onstrated by the
fact that I have sold nslarly two car loads of wire and two dozen machines.
f h44• enstnner telly tole that, with \•ere little •e wire than his neighbor took to
put up hie woven fence, he has built twice an h fence with hes London machine,
and hie fence Iwhieh is *1,plhle the length/ has not vont 1.1111 fin 111111•h las binneiglntn',
and, what in •, he Neve Iher' in no 3 purism in the appearance of the f•n1ew, RM
him pa ps•tdeel1v tight and even, while his neighor's in baggy and uneven.
YOU ARE THROWING AWAY MONEY if yon do not. get „ LONDON MACHINE
your 1(vn fen. t•, or if you haven't time I can build fur you :u) a Wire Fence for 35o a rod.
The Cheapest
and Neatest
Hardware
and build
1 h,1.. :1 111111100.. t.• line Mil al III ie,•s that, are very interesting.
Screen Doors and Windows
1 hay, a barge nentirtment ranging for !SKIMS FROM Me TO $2,00, SCREENS FROM dk TO 35c.
E Cement
tl:,mI 4 . relent •34111'' ilrnnl the best on the market. A fresh car just arrived.
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Let me figure on your Plumbing, ilAtinQ, Lighting and Tinsmithiol.
CHAS. C. SEE
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1110FeE, No. 10.
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