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BALFOUR'S OPINION.
Oritieh Premier Talks of Alaska Bound
dry Settlement.
N.Ir•ts D•cfdan. Out Thinks Ih. RIMOval or
th. Dispute ,s an Inmtimabl• Boon Alry
stone Refuses to Explain His eurr•ndo of
Canada'. Rights.
London, Nov. 10 -(C. A. P. )-Pie-
oder Balfour's speech et the Uuild-
Il"•> hail banquet 1r interesting to Cuna-
'"""- 'lame trues the 1•,41 tier's suggestion
Hutt Canada ought nut to weight the
terms of tl. Alaakau settlement Igo
loot -..nue( as the blessing uf the getting
rid of ass boundary question by
dual maty.
Austen Chamberlain Received Sri
ovatleL
Sir Char* Dint. presided last
eight at a dinner at the National
• t . c.i blet In lemur of Berridge,
till tis c t. LYttladefeatedon defeated at
I.it'g lwatala)jt , The chairman declared
Berridge ltd driven the euluulal
Secretary to disavow C'hamberlain's
policy. 1• reiterated the colonies
did not wel. a preference. The Eng-
lishmen R 11iu the Irish were slow, but
the Amlrlcani said the same of Eng-
land's mscblaery. and technical edu-
ratl5n was needed, not user) reform.
Tks rr•e.1.r'. ■p•.cb.
'I'Ie I London, Nov. 10 --Premier Pal -
four. In his speech at the Lord May-
or's banquet , est erday, referring to
the far en,tere situation, said \here
was every reason to Leal .anguln•
that It would nut have a serious out-
cume. He based this wuranae uu the
passionate dome of the Czar le pro-
mote general peace, and the tr.! that
.tapers, as the ally of Oreat bntata,
would be certainitu display. :uuders-
tluo. discretlun mud judgment 1a its
demands u well as (hoarse in ea -
forcing them.
Mr. Balluur said that the Macedon-
ian question railed Issues, more die-
ult and wore complicated than eves
those of the far east. because it
tuurhed the almost perennial
culty of the problem o the Govern -
Ment of its European subjects by .the
Sublime Porte, but he was convinced
that the question must be ultimately
settled by the cuucrt t of Europe.
Referring. to Alaska, the ' Premier
\•
sad: 'The danger arising from the
• uncertain and disputed frontiers in
the ease between the British Empire
nal the United States her been de-
' ` •sI for all time I regret that the
d 9 un bas not been favorable to
ILr'r m1 ul the country., but the
two Island+, the low of which
to ('a add has aroused such grist
feeling, are llv ,valueless from a
strat
egattld t • f! :.
Mary point of clew,
We rre� the e . et tenor of the
derision, b1(t, how •er, the balance
of advantmgh went, t gain to the
cnit.d Stat or the.' to Canada
sal wit the Anal
uIJect of d ate bei
ut ruuntri The
d stun must Ise 3 ally accept for
the *motel. of so . 'Mous ■ cost
trill r 1 an in...ro na, a boon
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(s oohing co
vpwovel of this
worn the twu
I"lei(rap
to 11'1
1 stige the
!wlnulary. boil
pMN.•d torn, a
d Daly a le boors ago ti•
summary f Illy. Aylew-
h 1 conn t pretend to
sob by t telegraphic
lilac gibe: the •e: -
d the elugt nt watt -
111,.111 S dealt with which need to
1,e rust "
lir 1(rlfuur spoke of the
Britain treaty all osee promut
1r1ea11a4at ppm•.
1 tared States Ambaas • r ciao*
responding to the toast of ' • 10
sign Ministers," siseaking f the
Alaska
boundary question. is, It
1.1 '41 happy ending to the •sly
matter of controversy that three en-
-hl at any lits* to create mischief
and distrust between these two great,
F:uglish-Npeaking peoples "
Lur.t Chief Justice Alverstune re-
tarred brt.Sy to the Alaskan Bohn-
ar,t quewtlon, saying he declined to
Ju tify ur to explain his conduct, be -
cam obeli a course would be a
'nth ,low to the confidence reposed
in the - Itish bench.
The Arl'bp�isbrl,p of Canterbury: Sir
At turnsS and Sir Jams%
'/'hurn,un Mltkhie also. spoke.
Matins Moves Moieties .
laiddon, Nov 10.-(C.A.P.)-Lord
Balfour, speaking at Ulaagow yester-
day. said free trade within the Em-
pire sat a noble ideal. He asked
wLat hb.rty of negutlation meant.
Power of making treaties was in-
hereof in the Crown. subject to the
ash,('• of his Mini,ten. He wets S11a-
pi1'tulle that something enure than
Q••nluni of negotlatMona was required.
Its luted the colonies for their own
sake, and kersuse he was • Srotch-
man and was willing to ,u*kb such-
- twee for the Empire's maintenance If
Wei Ire wore necessary.
Cassia Oaa strew IR
London. Nov, 10.-•(C.A.P.)-Hon.
Georg. E. Folder, speaking at
Loughborough, Bald: "Let them se.
how cagoule le able today to grow
wheat and mend It 'to the Mother-
land. 1f any one said Cyybden
,brought down wheat for 70 rhllliog.
quarter to 20 shilling*. Canada
-.something to do with It. (.'an-
e 's *fa., developing her wheat fields
wi flawing rapidity, and .In 10
Tears wub)d, be gr•wing quite of
much England could eat-"
al 1wMrelewed.
London, v.10. -(C A.P.)-Ray
lharles all h ljrvlewed for hts
tires on the �\\ ty=ssaknig Lassa
asked by Case ,' replied: 1 al-
ways have been fa arable to such
Power. It 54.111 not d td\separa-
tion, but will prevent
DeliaLeh, Aua-
alia took strung groan. aLlah
Court 1 '.tended her ar
1 '3'pathlse with Canada mor.-
mint, but would rather not go tato
detaate bat now .,
We.
1,500 Shoop 1■ a WI.ek.
Renfrew, Nev. 7.-µhal was prob-
W, the largest drove if sheep this
ever passed up Main street was that
on Tuesday morning, when Menne.
WWI 4 .Ia ileeon drove 2.5,10 to the
t A It station verde. 1t '4'a• a halt
hour of poise. 'Thirteen carload*
"Me sent 10 IJomton•and neighboring
Points.
Wires, la •Iaosi
Washington, Nov. 7.-41t'd. A. W.
rlreely, .141.1 signal calker U.A.A., In
Irl. annual report says "1.470 MON
of military telegraph and cahle lines
Save laid during the year la
a
Sb.ra►.rae for O•.d.. `�
London, Nor. 10.-F7levrn pone brats
"Iorthorn rattle have recently b,.44
•binnmd t.a Cane/•.
0a s.. Bawtry,
U. S. RECOGNITION.
Mew rasama Uov.r. maim{ 4.113,1 4.11
dent a.s..eai• aseop.ltl.e; and 0.1.
Com' Will Os t. now M.pawt.
Washington, Nov. 7. -Thr devisluu
to recognize the de facto (lu1'e a rich•
Of Panama was salved at after a
protracted session of the .l'ubinel.
yesterday, at which every mruNwr
was present. except Secretary I(oul.
and Secretary %'ilaon. No other sub.
Jsct was considered.
Secretary of State Iiiv wade a
etatementii In which he say.: Thu ac-
tion of thh //resident war not only
in the strictest accordance with the
prlaelplea of Justice and equity, and
In line with all the, best precedent*
orpubllc policy. but. it was the only
course he cuuld have taken In com-
pliance with treaty rfj(ht■ and 'ubli
gallons.
Under the personal Inrtru#floor;
which he will receive to -day• Iruui
President Roosevelt. (tult'yt States
Colwell -General Undue!. Laves here
Sunday for Colon to assume com-
mand of the American Consulate
there. Be will go- on the 11. M SS
Mayflower. uJ, his -arrival at Colon
Mr. (budge'. wTil wake himself known
at once to the "de facto Govern.
meat." and will du business directly
with the Republic of runtime.
FILLED WITH SHOT.
cermet' Students W oo.d•d by Mas Wiwi
•'rbsr Aa..y.d.
Ithaca, I' Y., Nov. 7. -John C.
Tracy ut Hudson, N. Y.. a sophomore
in Cornell Unlver.ltc and a member
f Ph1 Ua sin• Delta Fraternity; was
Al hill of bird shut late Thursday
nlsl t by Delacy Zl. Kang, who lives
ne*t door to the Phi Uauu.a Lodge
1111 cdition 1s precarious.
Tracy some other w.•miers 'of
nity were engaged in re-
ue boards from King's
had been funNerit' used
Thr fence had blown
bays wanted ,it ro-
ad taken th.•'ly,ards
in his card Tracy
s picking up a
Ito while living'
the heart
city put
the trate
moving •
yard. which
in. a line fe
down end th
built, but King
and piled thecal u
was shut as he
board
King is a recluse,
a quurter of a nd
of Ithaca, has tarn
once In twenty lours
1. C. R. MEN GET INCREASE,
tlaaaaaore 0.t as•rylbl.• At4•• bat
Trat.o..a Mao to Compromise.
Moncton. N .13., Nov. 7.-A
factory busts of Net tlenient
..Chid
t.t r
t r d
at In the ease of Iyesterday
of pay asked for by the Ir
C. R. conductors and trainmen.
W. S. Fielding granted .practically
everything the conductors asked for
Thursday night, but then Was •
hitch ,over the trair,rnru'. schedule.
A. compl'omise wqs offered the train-
men of nity cents• per day, as the
amount asked (or all round. Jt was
granted to the Cunduetorr, but the
offer of forty rents Ras :nude to the
trainmen ;The Quebec wen held out
for the full amount asked, but finally
fielded and accepted ti•n rents per
lees than 11,- schedule allowed.
Increase will give the passenger
re •$.VS per day,
WA rCE BOARD.
.reaper 11.11.., *pp.l_, • C.a*11Ii.
N Adrl'. am It.
London, Nov. 7. -It was officially
announced 3 eaterday tat Iheaticr
flatfeet-. with King F.• .rd's ap-
proval, has. after cunlultat n with
he Secretary of War, appoin d a
intuitive to adviN concerning he
ation of a board for the admin
tra is. business of the War Olhce,
and ,consequent change. Involved.
The c • tunlitte.•nien nailed are Vie -
alter, Admiral Sir John A.
Col. Sir George 13,
Mss Mate Deatr..d.
Brockville, ov. 7. -Chis. .T. 'Alt-
man, until roc tly a pirtn.r In the
Citron Hat Wor Co , wens arrested
Thursday' night r 'the charge pre-
ferred by the , Ha Works Co., of
rustle wittily- destroys g about three
thousand dollars' woe h of hats. 11e
war. brought before t e Megtwtrate
yesterday. morning and a1 ret,and-
.nl fur a week. hall wee player at
52.000, but was not forth. ,long• '
rsessrftraslr la Cuda.
London, Nov. 7. -))tiring 'the
of October the emigration to ('a
through English' ports wet as
lows: English, 9,971: 'Irish. 14�l;
Srutch, 702: foreigners,- 1022. Th
totals for ten timidity are:` Englbih,
45,794: Irish, 2.495: 1`ecotrh:',10,1 all;
foreigners, 34.041. The total, num-
ber to Australia and New Zeeland
for OCtoI*t w•a. 1,057. t,, South Af-
rica 7,411.
oath
ala
11111 ewes l'Illmalnw.
('unstantinoplr. Nov. 5. -in conse-
quence of the Portes reply, pleading
the superfluity or the new reform
scheme for Alnedonia, on the ground
that Turkey le carrying oat the pro-
posals preciously abased to, It Is 1.'-
ifes.d that Austria and ltussln will
S end an ,ultimatum gicbng the Turk-
lah Government a fixed term within
which to sere, It the proposals.
It...d 14. Prold•nt.
Sharon. Pn., Nov. - Two stu-
dents were expend and tw.'nty were
• nrpended for two weeks iy the
faculty of (iric. Cif 1'ullr•q, yester-
day for throwing 11onee at 1. 1',
Keller. president of ,the azar lent inn.
average; •
Mew Oilea01, Nov. 7.-Senmel Ad-
ams, Nsyoung negro, nsmnult.•d Milt
ter 1<ndues., at 4'as• Christian.
'Thursdav. Ile was captured
mob\took him f the jail
ha 1 hint to a tree
laws or. ,
Ott•;lit -10 - d• Dominion
(Jovernmr't h just received from
the (mired r Office copies of
forms of to ' r the "amply of
bread, forego twee a and reel to
the troops in Mo th A les. Ilmeders
mull be received a 1'r•t a by .1aa-
nary 19, 1904. i
•N mule* in
Ottawa. Noy. -Sir . Ifrld and
I}}aa.1y Iwurlcr returned to Ottawa
Sunday. The ('rime Minister will re-
main herr milli 'Thuya'•,. when he
Lave• for Montreal and llu,lsc, re-
turning to the capital again on the
following Monday.
W• 5 .,l.*. eardl.al.
"welsh
•
waahlagt.s. Nov. 10-('ongroan ilonll'l Nev 10. -'Th. 11111 'le-r,o.
•fed //••$mala//. .fou,pk .-, 114r, nl the n►w 1.01T1 thrift. was
'stem w.. rwwlertoil Apsai.r of l the field yesterday Nn American card'
ismM vu.atauvse. MI W1 tOintid.
TI uIDs,ty, Nov. 12, 1903. .�-
AN ODD RAILWAY WRCK
Bayley Car Jump. Up os waggle and
•lamb .i Ip.d,
Milton, Nov. 1o. -At 12,20 yester-
day afternuun a smash uI, took place
fere et the • Junction ill the Y'.P.14.'
aid the ' U.'r,df, tracks.. A Lengthy
U.'1.'.R. freight trail, unable to oper-
ate the brakes 1n time, crushed ante
a car of ,ui1 beteg shunted by a t1.
'1'.R. freight engine. The end of the
car wail knocked in and the oil rail
over ec.rythiug fu right. The loco-
motive Of the heavy freight was
badly demolished. The tender wait
thruwn up beside the V.'ight shad,
but the 1•ngi410 rust down the track
over the C.P.R. Junctlun. A car of
Marley Jutnp.d up in the air and
landed on top of the ruined wattle,.
cud III/. A wrecking train from Ham-
ilton .made the wuy clear. A new
wrecking derrick was used for . the
Met. time with success.
•
A31(D TO LINE UP.
But 1.a.l., laorrsu 'tt•polls tb• Ad -
of • 1ra.e4maa.
Wauhington, NOV: 10,-111. Philipp
Cwlau-\'arillu, th1' envoy of tis' new
Republic of Palmitin, yesterday tent
a lett... u, United. States tdeaator
John T. MLrgau of Alabama.
SMtatur Morgan admitted that be
had received u letter front M. Dunau-
1'arilla, end 13141: "11)4• lett.'• was
-signed by 111. Curium, who profess-
ed to be the minister plenipotentiary
of the ltepublic ut Panama. The
writer made wrr a flattering proposal
to get in line be supporting the new
Republic, but when 1 talo, advice, it
wilt e•Dlile from American citizen,/
and not from is Frea•huu,n. who L
Mterested•in the 1'unau,u Canal" -
FARMER SHOT DEAD.
A Stray ■allot 1.... • Boot•.'. 'las
Blll.d Bim.
Ottawa, Nov, 10. -Nue St. Pierre,
n fernier Lying at Wolfe Creek; near
South Indian, Nus shut dead n.'ar hie
bonne on Saturday, supJ,o'edly by a
stray bullet from a hunting party;..
St'. Pierre had gone to the bush to
cut cordwood, ,and was felling a tree -
when he received the .data! shot.
Several parties of hunters were in
the vicinity ut tie• tone. but just
where the shut 1.110 from in un-
known. The uuly clue 1uund as yet
is .0 shell o(- a Manner bullet found
110 0.4 (ruin the dead wan` The
bullet. which entered -his l.•11 should -
der, was. a Mauser. ('rown Attorney
Maxwell of • L'Original' .•ill idyrsti-
ate
Tk• •leg•. 1lrtkd.y.
don, Nov. 10. -King Edwa d
ted his birthday yFsterdav a
Sari hate, where there was the
u!.ual\di' ier to the tenants of - the
estate at hleh the Khig• the Queen
and other r ember% of the royal fam-
ily Wended r mil the dessert..
Outside the ustnnwry salutes Sired
at the naval a .. military stations,
.4 herr sus tittle• s n of 11is Majettty's
J,irthdav being obi med.
7'he new l.urd Ila, ur, Sir Janne
Rah hie; gave a batty et to 1,21(0
persons in the historic 'uildhall last
night Premier Balfour s the guest
of honor. Many notables were pre-
sent.• _
Prior to the banquet the - rd and
'Lady Mayoress held it re.eptiu
•
filieere strike' apr..da.
Denver, Col., Nov. 10.-InfoI g44
received front the real fields of Colo-
rado yesterday Indicittes that tilt
strike of real miners will be wore ex-
tended than anticipated. It is report-
ed that the order of the - Executive
Committee ut' the United Mine Work -
is u( America. declaring a strike In
L trict 1: fur yesterday, has been
ors•,• d in Colorado almost to a bran
Unions prcautionr have been taken
by the s riff of 1.141 Animas County,
in South, ('ulyrado, where it is
frarrd troub may break out at any
ttntr.
Asterisms Wbgeo. Ma .f limber.
IJoeton, Nov, 10 - e hundred de-
legates of the Aru,riea Federation
of Labor .net herr //satyr( 1. in a
ten dart' '051.101 Samuel milers„
the president. debtered :t stron re-
port. of the s.ar'm progress. It r-
ring in his resort to the lal,or 1115
nient in ('*nada, Mr. Comfier., said:
'I'he trade union movement in ('anuria
It keeping ogre 10th the• mutrwent
In the United S((4u.t,
•
/pals INreaslsg •wierlaNsed.
lludrid, Nov. 10.-Munlclpal else-'
timed were felt► 1hruughu!it the ('0(441
try Sunday. '1'h.• Republican trium-
phed in the most important towns iu
( 'at alonla, lysur•dern occurred in
Dar•elonu, in which Inman): p.•rsuus
sero, wounded by revolver 'hots.
Two p•rsuss,are' r,prr'tei( to have
be11n killed in a 11111/11 tOWY in VIll.'i.
Cia.
Mates rep.'s Uaagiter,D.ad.
.Montreal, Que., Nuv. t0. -A ulee-
suge from l'uukshirs atm ee the
d)euth of Ills* Lulti. Pope, daughter
'of 1t. 11. fold', M.P., for Cumpluu..
The .il!c.us.•l1 was 24 years of .yip,
end 0 egreitt ',favorite, in the county, •
Pablo raver Striatum.
Ottawa, Nov. i0. -With respect t0
Muir,. Ins.•kie, the Canadian iltfcer
1ioohst by a leupa•d• !u Soiu14hland,
u i.,.Ksuge fruit' L3trd Steulhcutla
•,ty s that the surgeon lu att.•ndunce
'.ports be has fever.
Lasa troy. YY laid Ow.
Chicago, Nov. 10. -Twee thousand
;;•••; h,l%r lo -en laid oft by the Bij-
ou., 1:1•.•1 Works at Beeth Chicago.
$25.00
Diamond
Ring
Diantend is a fine white color
o((he first.grade.
le.pecfeclly cut and perfectly
proportion ed.
Set in either of above solid
14 K. gold settings fur $rg.00,
We guaranlrq th.sable of this
ring, and will refund the money
if it is not entirely satisfactory.
Mailed prepaid to any address
on rece.pl of price: ,
r1101 -fi* 117.44 CARD.
John S. Barnard,
JEWELER.
LONDON, - ONTARIO.
4.
A Girl's Essay on Boys.
A little� girt .wrote the following
essay on Is ys: "Ill's ,1•e wen tlwt
have mel got no lig :as'! heir pups. and
girls are Wo111(v1 that trill be ladies.
''y-:and•b)'• \Then• God LN,ke;ll al
.ialei l he *viol t.., kliw.elf, '\\ ell. I
think 1 Caul 1Iyy 1N•It,•,• if f try again,'
anal he net(Il' Eve. linos new if trouble.
They tw'ur out everything but soup.
7f I lural ur) way the w.u'k! lfuuhl he
girls aid the rest dulls, My; paps is
ser nice that I think he must' hat'(•
,INYII a little Kiri when he WAS le 14(1 1.•
hey. 11811 Wan uiudt', nud 111 the
seventh thiy be resied. \\'elm's was
Hien made iudl she has never rested
NJuce.'
Ittad The 4ignnl's clubbing list tin
p.ige a,
Pur each lig linin at the to!) t 1119'1•
:ore million little . at the Isdlu,u,
rule re•m1y)le .1,,((11.1 "trik0 .Miller's
1'wnpsnirltl (ism Pills. For wilt• 1)y'
Ja.. \''Ikon.
DUNLOP BROS'.
Steam Laundry
iiisgstoi St., nett King ['wart' Ilottl.
Having purelt as,d lel unto -
duty strum laundry plant and
1•1lgilged the services of a prate -
tired sun with city ex)N'rienr1'
at the husiness, w'e,IIY 1119.11:11.
191 t!) di) 011 kinds 11f laundry
work promptly and satisfac-
torily.
A shay of y • )Naar ge is ,
respectfully solicited. -
Ia.5 NIS called(' for and deh%-
DUNLOP BROS.
arming
'For Profit...
Every Fariner should • Ifcei+
these three words constantly
• in mind and conduct his 'farm
On strict business pripciples.
Guess work and haphazard
t::,': ' -: l,,i:',.•r us,tl by
..t:,a , 4l aI tI-1,,-,L•ltl far-
mers.
l:t' r -I 110 WEEKLY
St N, .1!„ 1'„r,in•r's Itusiness
I':,i-, r, •, uu .411 a;t t the: very
L,tc..: ::•1 !., ..1 accurate in-
-4 t,rr:cation. r.-,;ar 111 b your-busi-
be.s.
.trine:
\%\5's market. reports
are worthy times the'sub-
scription pto you.
• Every Farmer in Canada '
should realize the full value of
the service T1 10 SUN has ren-
dered him in a public Way. it
was due to the action of Tng
SUN in. giving voice to the
opinions of the farmers that
the law relating to,cattle
guards, drainage acrosrail-
ways, and farm fires caused by
railway locomotives has been
amended.
We will send Toe Wtttzt[Ly
Sof from now to 1st January,
1905, in combination - with
The Signal, for $ 1.8'0
si*writs• now.
Sat de for I he asking.
1 Al Al A ER & ROBERTSON,
Tat: Stoxa.l.:
Cloderirh
WE, theullde
dealers of the town
rich, agree
Nut to accept any g ain -
fered on this mar t
th t is not thoroughl
clea ed, at any price
whatever.,
red, grain
of. Gode-
This age emeut beconi s a
necessity toy , rotect oursel
from loss, as grain is Itn(le
Government'ction and
must be clean . ore being
accepted.
N 11'H1)IAS
Sox, •
A. J., CooeEtt,
W1t.,,BI'Rltows
SoIN,
ET it
Jordan Blotk
W. A. M°KIM Ishii* Om.
. I 1�Itl�l I�f Itf
Homespun Bargain
1 S1Ah„ni i 1,„„,,.,111u ,to slat ,i :(1N1t (ost, Nome in
1y14 1't ell I I , riiung1, I.,,' skirts ill' .1111'101A, 41 ''til Pieta. it
'l l'' I ,':Ire's, but mord of thorn 1111s seade/t1'8 goods :
1114')' 11111 i 4„ . I,•:IIYYt ,ill.) Lrw• priced tickets will do it. the psi('ell
31" 7:s.•, i;1.444:old *1.they. they will he cleared at 04-. 751',1111WC* ,
.t 111( 11f jacket dulh.:it half price.
CASHMERE HOSE.
28c.
:1 1:1:40:31,,4,4,4,1114'11.`", ilpurl' 54,(.11
aNh.•, a strong, 1v.•n
thrca.l of pule ee.hrru'r.•, fell
frl•hiowyJ• ,i,./.1,111.1%.
'U1.3'1enIot•,
,11111 rho price is '
Zit•.
t13,1s' tre,'.' rib: wool hose up
MIL'�fNEVV. ihdf prieed.
'rho newest hats in telt, beeself'
:1e rl,•ady-til-put-4'11. Most, o
then) samples, and all this wear
SI n'5 g11NIN: you rami get passer
aril the price, is only HALF
what it •:weld Ile.
8KIRi't4. Tr. 1t '11'.'. ,ru4111, cheap.
A lit of cud, of K1•1li11 W4 Nil at is.•, Thew nt'f)reultant lots t
elem.. just the thiug for tio-downs, Me.
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OVERCOATS. Don't forget wt.ue ' leu
uripg all our over-
cnts and pea jaekel.+at priers which Will alit yon t' i10eket IN0,k.
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M°K(M'S BUSY STORE
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You
\\•ell ss',' all 110 ,t 11Ji.s time of the year. You need
your money tto, do v, 1. \1'1'i1 so do moot of uA :any and
all times and seasons. - Ir»a' ht•r•'s Where ra man's 1411191wN•
earned Dollars g1si fart est. -
V.in gotname than sin s. you t(et SA1ISFACTiON•
dal kfnl•t' shoes alul' sty ... whined. ('all and Irl us
4110 3' you some of our lin . They will Interest- you.
From the little one to the oh gide ire have the shoes
to keep your feet rnnlfortnldie. \
TH'E\tUBBER QUESTION
There are ruhleei, here for any hi x (if Nhoen. They
are this year's goods' strong :and du b r Put a pair 00
.8a1nd1141►y)•uuP. feet will net .•. guess that th g1 mid 1s wet and
Wm. Shar
THE SLATER MHOES
FOR MI,N. - FQ
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444441“41141“4144414
Envelopes
For all business purposes.
Large Stock recently received at
We do good printing all ways and always The Signal
We Lead Them A
In style, (duality and prices.
Yon can get what you want here,
ind you run no risk of getting the correct
ung.
Fall Suits.
Overcoats.
Odd Trousers.
Fancy Vests.
k We have them all.
• Leave your order Isere. DQ it now,
and , you won't have to envy your friend
whose tailoring we attend to. •
Frank H. Martin,
The Tailor.
FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY
ready
for inspection,My iitork (1111111 111' f. lout's orfor e niiins 'ile) 11., d wherl�etill 1,I :14,5'
I ilne 411111 see the ne•w .11/1111, n 't y sept, They will find
a complete nes velment 0f the hoed %hap•s Alin irilnmang..
Many pretty thtnRs in the
new Wool Lac• Effects
F---
In ftear'y-to-Wear Hats n
Targe variety to choose from
HISS CAMERON
Hamilton Street,
GODEBIOH
j
�� A False Report .
- Nonit ayl,' i, cire'ulaliii„ fhr
,, 'RANGES.'rc ort .t,hat" I'E 1iFF,(S TION STOVES
lit't'le and warp am' don't give satisfaction.
THAT 15 ABSOLUTE FALSEHOOD
Wo have yet 'to receive our first Complaint. Everybody using a PERFE 'TION
STOVE ANI) RANG E;�itt s had the hest of satisfaction, and:all agree that they_
save more time, filel .'ml ninney than telly bthor make.
REMEMBER YOU TRY THEM FOR 30 DAYS. IF THEY ARE FOUND
UNSATISFACTORY WF _TAK1: THEM OVT.
si is oi'i' \1)vI:Ii-1'1(I•;.\IEN'i' IN TIIE STAR
Are Von
Burning Up
Your Money
In a stove or range that is not giving you
the best satisfaction ?
If so we can save you from 10 to 20
per cent. in full and give you every satis-
faction.
Perfection Stoves and Ranges
:fro the (TREAT ',S 'l'FUEI, SAVERS IN
t 'ANAI)A'and are giv' g -the BEST OF SATIS-
}AC. I'I )N to all who use then(.
E0. L. A
L.LAN
THE LEA DI
HARDWARE MAN
HONEST (IOODS AT
HONEST PR1(g$