HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1903-12-10, Page 5FAIR AT ROYAL CITY
Great Gathering of Live Stock Br
err at Guelph.
year% experiments Hate ..t.15.ap
...tog
• on wilds turn 'truest w ,...1111i1, 11 or
hills in cotttparlauu with pluntutg the
ow- cores lu rows with the moue wnutpll
of IIN11
1M Provincial Winter pair. -Entries Largely
in Eac.et of Last Year and Quality of
Exhibits Excellent Everything in Excel
Shape Initial Session of Ontario Ex
mental Union.
In each case. The result w`as
slightly fa fats Wt' the hills ur
squares.
leads sed Fodder.
the P1'07. U. E. Lay took; up the prla-
uent edpe.I•'fred* anti fodder available to
pert. 1OntaAO ferment, aad place and feed -
Ing valor of each In the agriculture
et our grovince. 1t war decided not
to
rive t cattle attlelu
too kstteulty( food,
ten It made them .unhealthy, uor was
It Deet to go to the other extreme.
and glue them entirely, hay or merely
them too much Ile deprecated the'
condition to which some of the roode
and fodder were ked u, musty, un-
healthy bins and stables w it h the
mould clinging to thele, end said
that so relfreapec•tfl( animal would
look at It.•
'1'he evening ersslon tees rs ,•t
Ia rK1
w-
ielded. tended. Thu prugrRtn was interesting
Mud Included eprether by two in- •
(nous *dentine agrk•ulturints of the
United Stater, Prof W J. Spillman
of the Natiunnl Agricultural Depart-
ment at Washington, and Miss Mar-
tha Van ltene.hu•r, superintendent of
the 1)ouawtic Science Department of
Cornell University. Each c p1i-
mente d the faru,ers ,and people Of On-
tario, and frankly .aid that the 'Is-
•
dustrtal progress of the province WAS,
*Way ahead of the United Stalest
President 0. Mills presided in tA. ah -
Bence of "Mr • Dryden, and Prof. W.'K
Day replied to the subject Intended
fur Prof. 'Mills. •P'rogrwi. of Ihie On-
tario Agricultural ('ollege."
Tho Farm Memo.
Guelph, Dec. 8. -Yesterday was pre-
paration day of the uutario Provlo-
cial Winter Fang. The •plendld pro -
grew of the exhibition in evidenced
by the increased number and quality
of entries and the class of visitors
from all sections of the country,
Shoopsri swine end other e a,u al
r
that took grit and second and thud
prizes here last year are Juet 1111 -1v -
lag trout 'the. International Llve
Stock Exposition at Chicago. whert
they were accorded the saute class
excellence Cars were being unluatled
yesterday of prize winners from t.hn
Chicagu show, where they took the
bite. ribbon, In competition with en-
tries from all parts of the world.
Altogether the session of 1903 1.
inaugurated under auspicious sur-
roundings. 1a «very department the
entries are larger than last year. The
quality- has improved and the esti-
Mated attendance Is much heavier
than In previous years. Thu eltlzefN
of Guelph have rieen to the situation.
The vtsftors are pouring in, and they
are being cared for with a system
that Indicates thought and energy.
■ las 1■ Romiliaoa.
Tuesday will witness ever thing
ready for the business of the meet-
ing The last gag was rallied lust
.Ight, the Anal bunting soten in
wh,h the other decoratlone, and the
Last touches were given to the ar-
tistic features.
The buildings were the *ernes of
emeudous energy yesterday. Ilun-
drede of cant were emerged in driving
stock to the stalls, drapoug the build-
ings ant putting oe the finishing
touches.
The(Rxklblte.
The entries to the ars about one-
• third wore than wer.exhlblted last
)ear 1n this Wauch three are nSo en-
tries. 57 of which are den v stoe•k,
Tb, couipetitlun 1s particular , but
the best grade steer Mred by re
shorthorn bull. There are 92 e
la this class Fur the test pair
of animals there are 22 .xhilete
There'
20 contestants for the leeI
grads et' r of two years aiid under
three, and or the beet grad. steer
, ono year under two tee ur.
17 entries. 'A• - hultee are well
represented.
400 M ■reek..
la sheep there. •-entries, and
•--aranr-ire them are neer* from
1'tuhrgo. fresh from t • of their
torle!. The romper) on is e•sitn.el-
ally cheer in alar•*•. is 'given
rest ftp the announcement \by JObn
('eutpbell of Woodville, ' Uttt . that
he atc.pts the challenge of a flew-
-ern Davidson, published Nut
show 16 Shropshire Iambs, all ort
of the own flock. Ne adds that he
world /!tate to -vented the *Hallen e
Ir.,u the saute suurcr for the trot
•lambs. but he had dispu*•d of must
el his best the past Beeson.
171 1x0111., la Swine.
• IA itie. there are 379 exhibits.
!'Ins ,a , increase over lot year,
- bot' there a several new exhibitors
sol the youth, 1s improved.
Ip poultry the hibito •re nearly
. _enable what they we • in prel'iuua
tars Several assoc., iuus hays
'Proust- for thin session and idrde
displayed promise to bet the
,notable ever seen in Ontario.
2$TII ANNUAL MEETING.
izo
est
tattle* Sanaa et u• Oatarle Agrled-
tarsi ass =sperl.a..tel 0114..
'Che twenty-fifth annual mrotrng of
the (intsile Agricultural and Enter'.
mental 'Union was owned )est.•r.lay
afternoon fa the ()nisrlu Agrkul-
ereI College The meeting had a
• I rge attendance of the pupils of the
tit .ol. '-and a number' of ex.popflr
anc'exprcted to arrive today l'resi-
. deet Nelson Monteith .of Stratford,
Iwas 'in the chair, and 1n addrrss"Ig
union said that there were 3,1445
tanner* throughout Ontario who
lade expertemnts last year and sent
• la report,.
1.
A. Zavitz, the seecretalry, said
that the report of last year's meet -
Ing he' been printed in a pumpklet
of 47 pogee, and 25.000 of these had
been dilrl
rbut,d'among test arlu
farmers. m.rs. The .x -students of the ll.
A ('
.. now
resldi
n
In the I ni
B ted
Slates had f01111.41 the
kAun•ric
• en D:
.A.(' Union.- d oth.rn residing' Northwest Territori.9 and
BrltIsh'olut ubla had funned 'a Oes-
te
u.
�t.c
ns of
ex -members had fortiorii'`i
in
dlOhio,
i•brukn, Wisconsin and New York.
Pae
ese
n ao
adlr
Cewries
.1 1;, (Iilmore, of the Eaperin,entai.
IPs
Kut- of Cornell University of
Ithaca, N.Y., s
•aid that In New York
Rtate the university with which he
was etfltflp t.d hod ei,t ab !isles! 1 wo
retirees for the reading of t h. t agri-
.culturists, one foe -_I he farmer. and
Illi other 'for his wife.
W 11 Graham, H.S.A. of the U.A.
C • spoke nn the results of co-oper-
ative experiments in poultry raining.
An Interesting discussion followed.
t' A. -. -It,, 11.5.A., in his ad-
dress on the resales of co-operative
exl'eritilents with field rootsnd
fin-4pr. silage and hay crops, Said
'that "there Willi it great In(•rease in
• the number of people who were send-
ing in their reports every year. The
Plots used this year are one ,rod wide
by two rods long, thus making an
eightieth of an acre. Formerly they
used to be four rods square, reeking
the total one-tenth of an acre, .and
previous to this It used to be half
an acre. These plots were too large
all occaaloned -a great deal of
Leonel, on the past of the experi-
menter. The operations this year
went along thirty-four dlatirn•t line«,
end of these thirty were with spring
crops, and the remaining four with
winter crops, forage, fodder, tillage
an' hay crop. For the last four
'I HE SIGNAfJ: GODERICH ONTARIO
The farut home Was the' s,Ihle't of
MIs. Van Itc'nesluer remarks.• She
said to keep the IN
Iai-1u x.11 was necessary
the girlii to stay et h
t he secret. Domestic it
secret. of women's co
the far
Mr. C James 'levitate; of
farm statiritirsi,. Ile explai
manner of 1(uth i•Ig stutint ic
the, method be*hull rotuparl
and deductms ere 'mole. '•
Farms' n4anug.anent wax- the nubble
Of Prof. Spillman's+ reworks Ile cosi-
freed that the 1 'unudiant farua•r was
■uperior to the American farmer in
luanagrrhent. Ile .ttributid it int`..
ly to the practical e•Muratoil rtl,•it-
ed In farm tuattere, It *tie the tutee
things on the furm^inte•Iligenth' di:
retied, he thought. `hut 'nude a111•-
'Pa1. 14011/14011/h11u1'.. and herd work net--
'moire(' seeress 'Jo. nn' t•ocatioh.
lli
It intrg.....,. et, ahi...-d erIth
hang , k .that brought twelves on
the farm.
err l'.4 Tarke.a ..
During th.• cot • of his remarks
Prof Spillman s.l•. '•The W'ashong-
tun Agricultural leepat lent has IH. a
n
esto.sh.d wit Iht•pre. 'al work-
ings of the (Inturiu Ells' model
1'11100.• WC dee unable t\. .111.1.• . W1d1
how you Vanity/Mils maintain an
surlrt Iiln w1111 .nal, u test 'member -
;dim all working in harmony, 11,
pruehicing . agricialturel rale•rim.
,ntw
Me can't do i1 in the States. A11
A�y& Mae l sited Status the (tuetph
i,icultural i'ullege t. known We
hat« uauy of )ow- graduutee vc•-
rupying mentions 00 the faeullita u:
..ur beg . type- itless. 1- Iwo we
ex-
pert, of the Government of the I ni-
.,1 M(etely sr proud of your' 1.0111 1.
o Ontatlu. We that you du nottheIK• ve in t• old m idea of w.
,. .L -
leg u•b and inking too lit-
tle--• ' pound of hrai here 1 Hud
worth tun of 'tele
Yr. Stuldrew, hei, of %Iecr
Ju
,nuld Inetitute, 'closed (die e•Ittey.-
Stainmn'
ent u. avecsou., of the avec Of
nature el tidy -�
uta the old
to hod teac h
w That wits
.t'11 e teas the
n1e11 0t ori
stario
the
1. (1
C. P. R.
4.es Leet -a..4 • emotive, Seel,
*reeked Mesar las/p.a.
tI innli ]ton.. Dec. .-Two t'an-
adian 1'uclh Railway fr ht trains
collided at tt e. rly hour yesterday
.,ttrrday
morning 1.•teres. 'oleo a 1 lSeth-
ien- It was a I, d -u 'ullwi with
bolo trains running at up. sed.
F.•a d••tuuIs of the accident r b-
Iuln.,, tan,'. •
i'rou, a hat could be learned. 1
urrident ails t ifs rental Of °Mere
overlapping The tee. 'oruutist it,•.,
crashed into each other. The .net -
Mot n°.I firemen of 'both trains
Jumped and Wert uninjurt-l. The r'e1
of the crew got off without injury.
The 1 wo\1(K•urnot Ives were had!}•
socked, and the tura piled up in
the ditch un 11.11 of each other. 'flee
damage done is very considerable.
LEOS TORN FROM BODY.
Fred.Ii •.
C n 1.•11•
ur ■e au •
I a ■
.r len
I
0..t Hagar Pla.t.
Devlin. i n. Dec.
N. -}'red Clifton. ehlrt
agineer of the Ontario Sugar ('vim-
1 ''', plant. a,t a' e
�` t as instantly 1 t v kill•.
1 at
11.10 yr•rterday fdrenoun el h)s post
in thn factory. 11.- wars caught in u
IK•It and drawn luto Re frig of
death 1 he e
u n t r.•st•nc • r
o of his el'
{ o u I.t-
ents Itoth begs wore literally torn
from the 1.0113 -half
wry 1st Woen 1111•
hem and' kisee.-
and the t rruu•nduua
pr.esurn had crushed almost every'
bole,
aarle the Keeler.
Pekin. 11,'- 8,-.-ProV1fanent offJC to is
here assert that' Chink fa ron•lee.ling
an agre•uleM, with ltusela for the
Oovesnnl.nt of Manchuria.. 1t is ex-
pected that' the arrangements will in-
clude most ,af ttuasia's auppletnent-
ary terms for the M'aruation and will
nominally conllrny ('hlnes0 louv.•r-
nignty while petting Aueaie an ad-
visory share in the (Iovernm.nt.
Leg *rek.a 1y Renaway.
Toronto, lien, 8.-A little after 4
o'clock last night. Arthur Arut>((rong,
about 25 yearn of age, while &moor-
ing King .tr.et near Berkeley, was
run down by a team or nntaauy
hornier The truck wheels ran over
bIt right lug, breaking 1t.
@tribe De.lared Of. -
Halifax, N. 9., D. 8 -The Spring-
hill strike has been declared off and
the miners will resume work in the
Collieries to -day. A compromise of
the matters in dispute wee agreed
(Joan.
CANADA'S TEMPTATION.
Advrt.d t• et) 1. ord •siburu• lu M
Addr•.. •e lure .real L•.it, Tram
tees of Ib• l:mp•rr.
London. Ike. 8.-(C. A 1' a --Lot'
Molborne, ret the-1,'Liberal- tinlunls
demonstration at "Edinburgh yeste
day, declared: "Wu are Uvsteelt u
the'Ecupire.'11 Cunadu, Auatraliu a,
/South Africa are.,allowcd to go titci
qwa wuy and each item i4t Iw ;411`•''
weighed by nations whose puI.ulatf r
may be numbered by the hi/1011A tort
lion, they must always remember' Ili
temptation 10 Canada, to enter int
as arrangem nti with th.• Unite
Staten. Thu export of manufactur.r
article to foreign'cuuntriee )tae full
sn ort L'IN,yI)0,(J00 In ulster sears
while the .Sports 10 the colonies ha
fnereaastl from .1179,0(WJ.ti00 to 1,1if,
14)0.4,101 1. '1'h' preference 11 -tile (11111
road ju'unitt If we take care of toe
Empire, wages, trade and food 55 i
take care of l heutpt•Ict'a.'' -
•Iamei Ilrw',- U. P., epi•aki11j) n
Als•rde,.n yl•Nterday, d.K•lard ' Shu
British trade was heulthv and •
needing 1 iul•r medicine' nueine' C hat 111 h
turn a Iverson. Retaliation Wus IN
Ing tls.d•by the_Governmeitt like) Ili.
drop rupj,ee it a theatre' when i
was rui'u•d they would see et prole(•
monist 'tags and actors.
l area. 1.. sotto Africa '
J. (1. Jardine, the Cunadian '(rad
COmuda'ttuner in Routh Africa, ar
rived M, London yesterday. Ile soy
that prospects for Canadian trod
with Africa are ex-ollenf. .►N to th
cattle trade, 250 had 1u.•n landed rix
cently (rum the Monarch. The int
porters had expected that they would
have to keep thee, two months to
fatten. but they lsstded in such good
tondi1ion that they were killed uu
aiedial..1y. Mr .#main.,, soils to
Canada on Dee TA. •
Lord Streithcun* in dirtrkbutiu
the prized at the Cit•
y of Lumli•n
College
Y) csterday. said that 1 he
wonderful prosperity of Canada w11..
dun to ier •elcltni-ntary and higher
ural ion.
Eur! Crewe, speuking at Newea.t 1l'
eet.rday, said )Sr Chamberlain was
a a cplonial Columbus and retalia-
io. wt old nut lower foreign tarots.
Pattullo, .cuw'aking ut Rosh -
night , said: •'Every 'work-
'anada is in- fat or of
ul •'llWu-tthirds of the
n fhe Canadian Nitta -
with the C,,ns(•rsa-
.101-stiun.'
orkneen.. under the
I�trfunu Sew
TO INVADE PANAMA.
is 7.000 *0141.,. $aid to Naw L.It Cartagena
for Thix Purpose.,
d
r'
J
N
t
t
Trade
•
e
ed
ing
f brut
Aber
'tient' u
tlyr hurt,•
Three th
■',ski'n's of -
at `windon wettish .4 seers address -
.d fy Percy \t;•ndon.. 'he r"lwlutlons
faturel the net ..ity souse of the
l'huusls•rlain pr .use y u protect
the h • markets. At th close of
the: ne•••tOng 1,144) pekoe joined
the League..
Mir F. }Turnery 11'•'unirtl, .r•ak-
ing t.. his constituent. at 8 ley.
swill that the IIrbtish engin fug
trail \ had Letieli1.4 th ugh
"duu,l. ug' process. Its ha' .mabh
1n• •ufartIIr,•s 1c Ire carries) . 1 ail a
prof hick would have ut.• rwiat
been im ssiblr
L 1,1,1.0 Porte.
The lulloain W th.• claseificati
of the a igire:0 who left •Lrilish
purls for C'w)ud,t.'t ng the month
of Nus'e•IIIIMr English, ,432; Irish,
70. Scotch, 100..,foreigner 2,1811.
'the following 1
1 w.ng err the totals ',r the
eleven uluulhr preceding. En 'alt,
47.240; Irish, 2.50.5. Scotch, '1
247; foreigners, Ct8,M2:r. Aus-
Iralia and New %«ulnad for the
same time the emigrants . numbered
11.695; to -Africa. .59,772. '1'he•ltun,-
her of ltrit ish emigrants going to
the United States was 1111,907.
Lprd Lo'ndondct•ry, speaking before
the Northern Union Conaervativ.• As-
oclation at Mouthshields, said h• -
not agr.r. that the country was
prosperous, and advocated t'it•.•
Uro minded party led by l'relu,.r
Italfuu- . .
Home .Mecretary.' Akers-houglns,
speaking t Shoreditch last Rigid,
outlined, rel . sures which would be
intr,Nluc,'4 a the roofing emotion of
Parliament to the exclusioh of unde-
sirable alf.•ns.
Colon, Dec.. 8.-A rumor is is Cir-
culation here to the effect that 3,-
000 soldiers have lett Cartagena for
the purpose of Invading the lalhunts.
No details ,ru. known, and the rumor
ouuld nut be cungrnud lust night It
probably tad its coerce in fort
Limos. Costa' Rica, wheys 1t was
brought by steamer frou, Cartagena`
'The (July possible means of approach-
ing Panama, is by narrow and ditlt-
cult mountain passes through the In-
dian country, The Lluted States
cruiser Atlanta is now off tha In-
dian coast;. ,
HERRINGS ACROSS THE SCENT.
Taekse W.rllk• i■tartlo.. T•tled t .d•
Chemo of Colombians' Marek.
Washington.! Dec. d. -The d••ap,}tcb
of the United States cruiser Atlanta
to the Gull of Darien is of ,groat im-
portance and interest is 'Connection
with the rumor from Colon of the
dep.artero of the Colombipn suylllt•r,
fur the Isthmus of Panaul4. The gull
is about 180 utiles east of', Colon,
and the outs.. in those waters will
enable the Atlanta's comivander to
keep, -in close touch with the develop-
tuents at Cartagena. from which plat`,
it is rumored that soldiers are to
march. United States naval ern igll:
decline to say whether the,. 1lespalrb
of the Atlanta is the result of • ani
initlnal 10115 of war -like operA/ions nn
the part of Columbia. Ncverthele
the departure of the vsortwl is regard -
ted' as siglnificant. indicating the in-
tention of the Crait,d States to be
on the alert. To tbe:('ulumbi-auri •in
'Washington the reports from (.',ikon
produced a luystuyipg egret Tht{c
will not say whether that 'where the
rumors or not. The Columbiana be-
lirce *there' are• 3,000 or. more ; sol/ •
diers At Cartagena. and the rnriou-
points along Mei sea coast ayailul,l:
for un invasion of the isthmus.
wave, .'Yule atieteneent.
The C ou,naissiun.rs from the 'De-
partment of Bolivar, .Whci, _calla to
Washington to learn the Americon
attitude t'ispectitig the lsthutus:. will
]cat« New York for Colombia Satur-
day. , They will sail for Cartagen,,
-of th
'tire
dente fro
of events o
at the' tine• o
Kul'.. eagerly read by Reyes and his
associates herr. G Rases liaid lust
night that the acts f Col. Torres in
accepting money for . embarking, Ins.
troops is Dow under inquiry:in Car-
tagena.
The Paean. Treaty.
Stave secured .a full stalks ent
•undition of affairs.
socialist Press correapon-
Culon, giving an account
the isthmus of Panama,
no
Appe.l ieesbI.d.
orotate, Dec. 8. The decision of
the ' ortof Appeal n the case of
the est akin of limb r U,. hearing
of the th Norfolk and North
Peril% VIM; 10* -tit 1000 a 119 Inlnd.d
down y.•sterday. 'dr. .11 tic.. (Oster
granted all order ) tprkntn4 the
h..,arin ti • of the peUtirm ill lau..al
next, and- this' was appeals gt.,nsi
Hy the Itlss•als, who claimed .I ..
dote for - I he 1 rials ought to"1
been fixed, and. as
the six
loon
limit hail ies•n passel, the IK•titit
should ,.
hl fail. d sol. The ('hi Justice,
Chief n liter,
urntutencing the d.•cision. said; - ••W
11u1.• Colne to the conclusion that the
tellers dere properly made, under the
1 ilr,n,ietn. red n es
a that, the
tholiscr,•.
11.4of r I
lei, it'. l
Mkrr gn extend
the *11.1,- was. rightly ekereised.' His
order is conlirw.d.'' ' The whQie
Court • nee!.
C) t
hs
,n
010 lltrld to Reporters.
'Montreal,
ler delivered
ten minutes
French 'ewst.nl
Premier, who a01
health, extolled
betas, yethe said t
h•fure the public wM,
Premier mads no refs
to outsid mutters.
etc. R. -Sir Wilfrid Lour -
happy little speech of
art evening ret" the
ov,en's banquet. The
ared lin he in good
r power of the
r renpionsibility
y.t'y great. The
two whatever
With Nr prederie
Loudon. Dec. R. -Mir Fre. rick Bor-
det saw Lord Strathcona terday
morning, and y.sterdey afte ou hr
maw lion. Alfrd',L.vttleton, C metal
Secret aro -
Ilra.tf rd Market Tees.
Ilrantford, lees. 8. -The Brantfor
market fee for 1904 were No111 by
auction yesterday for $1,875 to Jo-
seph flower, an Increase over 19413 of
' 00.
KKetlhlee wet Malty.
Broc villa, Dec. 8. -Frederick Me-
Qdlgg w acquitted of the charge of
d,•etroybi hats In the Union Ilat.
11ork, by udgis Macdonald 3estet•-
dat.
:en.
-We-eh-Mgt-rim Dec. 8.-Ofltrlal differ -
tuition of hilt- ratification i.f
Junta of Panama of the lath "fan
l'anal,tn•aty has been aeed%ed .t• lb,
United Sates ,tilmini,t-at iolt and
the President will send t., the Melt -
ale the. •treaty for rat u,. ,.t 100 b: -
hat body.
BODIES WASHED ASHORE.
nuW'.c0 crocked ea Perplead
• .ad. Near cap. ake�e. . '
duh 's, N11d Its•. 8.- 'Che't.xt
eel bleb ' - ,,eci-',•
ke! on r1'y;and
flew!, near 'tire Race. during- a
furious storm `at ltudnight 1'o,d.1',
the Danish sub... o-
ft -qua AIic•rn'i•.
e. ,'jfor crew of
tend' their bud-
, pro
11•-.' grid
Spain.
lige pers
fly were ore
'Alaska Award
Washington, ite,-
Hoosteveit itt his aim a
Congress. after re•onn
that 1`•d to then tonus
Alaska!! Tribunal, said :-t rysu
salteite ry 'in e.--ry-way . ft is
great it terial adv wage to u.
people In `d 1 Far .Northsest. t has
ed twin
removed
th,. Held1 disco
lace
and possible at
to become mor,'
with each posit,
has furnished a sl
fairness awl good
ae.a
Idea(.
Pre. .lent
•114•' 'to
the
11g e
ion
s
ger s que.ttion Iii
cutely gaevntuutt
year. Finally, it
1 proof of the
11 with %4 filch
two frlendh• notions can, apj,runrh
and' determin,- issues involving ria-
banal sovereignty. and by their na-
ture incapable of nu hnlisston to
thin) power for adjudication- The
aanrd is w•Ifexe•enting on the ul'1�.1
points.
Ion
de
111led try Trained Liens.•
1MaNN u,, hurley of .tnhult, (: erltinny:
Its' .N
1 1 1
u i P'ix•hrr
a lion tauter
to y.•Ntrrday'trying to make a lint.
N . r' 1
th o h
n ho ,
I '. tIt of nrnl slnu•i.
him w n tlhip, 'a' 1.creupop. he leap.
e ,
d upon nes 'al'
' HMI oho
I ) w.l i
I I rot her
at one sten Thr•'wotitnn ahriek,-.1
nee n
and the th .• ofhrlinn,. hill,.
d
i the atl:irk lin (nought anion:
th nlw'Iv,•N for 1,.,gueen if.,hrr IL•,h
I'h rix was u, friehthA pt un,o:q•.
1•
he. v i
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neOrli t nny w.
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and (AI
terthty f
St it,• n
Capital et
131:4,0110•
:Weird Oil (•e
m ne
o re
p Meek,-
.
The .tatAl-
1'omp,ut;. of arra Vo; . k. Airs
1' itle the. S,cl'.•inry o.
'.•Ire 4, it'Hti' of increase n:
, from $7,0eti,IN)O t t(
1 I
M{Ilrr',.
Or 1 Powder, 1.111'. MA'
Hale by .lar,' %% sun.
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b o. t140sw, Dec, 10 1903 •
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coat
Sale
: )0U to realize the fact that the prices on our overcoats
and11.1" pea jackets injere>�t you. We did not!buy_any coats till late this .-4
Benson ;Ind then not hill we got a lot of 126 at our price. These coats
must bt cleared out, we have no room to carry them over and we want -
OP-
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e \til It
our moncly out them.- •- -
1'•n ., tt" lt,•ader . •,:.ts 111 WM' 11111
hlaek. fly 11.,111, teicel vs'11 '. teen:eriz-
r•,1 ,'. uK, t'i' B,lau psi• s .:d, to $12.511,
•.11 I„•_,1,111 hill' peil?e I' tali. fit 1,
Oetereoate and reefers fist' llletn and '
•
boys, Lit C'hevint, Frieze. etc,, made
for this se:vein's selling. All at the
Ntwe big •ut prices. It will duty you to
see thew,.
a
a
j� `• .A clearing lot of. skirts from ono•of the hest skirt manufactur- a
u ars in l':uia(llt which we are prepared to. at 1 c'
3
I I less than the maRu
fhctul 1 -' ll{i . s, I)finns
Mari at 0.50 each. •
a
JACKETS liiwu Ile w suhtll lot
:wail.. Pleating aft :111;• uhlprice.
F!fRB u(•rk ruffs ftein 1111.Z1 tu'1612.511
1'31s1'i11. •, *1.35 t. $1241.
MILLINERY BARGAINS
To wind tip a p1'(.' IK•nnts Millinery
'..'Baud w'1- tv111 cleave!! we hive lett for
'e)•y little Friers.
2ficiiiire
a
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A Railway Story.
"Say." said one of the two fool. ro-
1 raking stur•i tneus to 11... geniis Ain •11- '
.1111 1,111111,./.it n. h of i, • 41.14• 11141 ,.n
1* %ii:• n1 . -I -- •,-t. 1•. 1!, -.. ,..:. .••,r aft
'1..:. t • -Iv Irt..t„1' • 'la
attieL.. ••eodn't stake ,t feller to
t,ttlrt%tiu' t' eat, cud yell :•" -N..," le-
spun d tit.•'operator, ',who haul to 1..
hisl.ni '.mt. ing. "Ain't even got .1
fetk wrap,. ap,: left fromluekfnst No,'
wits again the ch.r•tfail respiinsetot the
Viral) whet -r• vim -kink left no merinos.
'the weary y disciple 1j(4 test turned
a Wily all..rnt�} rttit'. then-p,uttueLanil
,praseion,,4, ."Yell vela.&'ev,•1•ythiu'
Kobe' b1• t, 'lit•, desp:deh,r, don't f•
yv•h :'' ••l'e " was the et•rla,rist• Shim
time. ••\\'ell. Just report two einpties
*,•ii•1' e..,t, 11111 veli;:: , ,
•
11`11 ,'- ('.nope.,,. b Doe Pill,u'uly
, nts for :.41 .Io.. -. 1'ut• .:tle 1•y .du..
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HAVE YOU
Weakness of the Back?
Paine and Aches In
the Region of the Kidneys.?
Irrogularity of Bowel
or Kidney Action?
Feverishness? Chilly Sen-
sations? Puffiness;
Under the Eyes?
Brick -dust Deposit or Cloud•
!nese of Urine?
• • Dropsy of the Ankles
or Wrists?
lftese are the danger Cignal.a
w, h toady that tlte kidneys arc
doidg their work of expelling
is from the blood.
ese organs are brought
cost tt on,theMot l
more and more.
tient is likc-
'ab etcs or
'idnet•nt
r
WIC l f bl 1
Cnl
ntoaheal
d' {
` '11 be poison
e forst of Rhe
ly follow. and
Hrigh 's Disease of the
may ult. 1'ou must
once. 1)t niers of the kiln. -
brook no 'lay. To slake weak
kidneys stro and to cleanse out
clogged kidne s,
Bu=u
The
Kidney Pill
That
Cures
It is the rr,ht
ct ofe
t}i
latest
t
scientific research and is the great
kidney regulator. Bu -Ju is sold
slld
druggists;
box of
by 8R 'its
cents. Do not accept eubeti.
for Du-Ju
NEW vOna, N. Teva
WINDSOR. ONT.
day Millinery
The opine. 11 of the Christmas and New Year's Spa/Ione
may snggeat no n'thing you want in Millinery. Goode. • My
Mock of hats an all millinery material is itltyat* kept rep to
date. and onbent`will at all times receive the vel ;y beet of
nttelltin11. \ -
Good assortment of steady -to -wear Hats.
all, if you warn atll' ( 111110 III 1111 lien
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AMERON
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‘111:11 IN R1'It1:ET. (IQ l:ltR-11.
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CEO. L.
ALLAN
' Y(9u run no risk in buying
this rapt{. -it is Wade
on honor without refer-
ence to coot,
Every part is eo construct -
eel as tri render it the
most durable :end best
operating- piglet of the
fire Is.= exposed to Ge-
nre will outlast at least
three ordinary ranges.
guarantee.
Makers' Written
The makers have every confidence in this range --they bind
themselves in writing that it will operate, perfectly and
against imperfections in material and workmauship.
Such a Guarantee accompanies no other range -enough said.
Gurney, Tilden Co.
Limited,
Hamilton Toronto Montreal Winnipeg
J. • . WOR EEE
Sole Agent Goderieh
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Veil we all do at this tithe of tine year. i' 1 nerd
your )nay too, do you % \1'4.11 ...do most of tie 11','1and
all tun and sensors. NOW 114-11,..M where. a t In', 1N11�1
earned liars gore fart bent .
You'get "ore than shoes, you get SA' SFA('TION,--
stttisfaetion, N .Nwe and stele ehmhined 'all and let tee
show you horn 1,f our fines. They 1 II) Interest you.
}'nen the little n • to' the 011 IK'ople e havethe slic,c•t
to keep your fort c nfertable.
THE R
BER , e ESTION
'flirt . try *1lbbN'r4 he -
:tee this yen ' INni,- -stem'
and )•'our feet ' never giro
slushy.
Or
y nhatlW I,f sheers. They
ed dt:tabl'. J',tt a pair on
that the grntnd 1s WO amt
Wm. Sharman
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• 1 07111' nom)
FOIL MI•:N. FOit '03,1f1;N.
IU 111111 III IIUUI IUIII III I1/111NIUIUI Ill liiilliiliui
WE HAVE MADE ELABOERATE PREPARA1IONS FOR THE CHRISTMAS TRADE/I��I�INiIWIulhl�ilhlhlhlhlhlhlWlwtlrlblwllru,ihihihiwihlhk
We have' juAit opened out a fresh supply of "Joseph Rodgers" table and pocket cutlery; Merridan Rrittannia Co'.
"1847" knives' forks and spoons; R. Wallace & Son's "1835"spoons and forks; carvers in cases, butter dishes, biscuit jars, CEOL.
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berry bowls, berry spoons, butter knives, pickle dishes, pickle forks. crumb trays, razors, shears, sciccors, hand sleighs,iE
ladies' hockey skates, mens and boys' hockey skates, hockey sticks, pucks, shin pads, etc., etc. ALL
A 13issells carpet sweeper makes n very useful present for mut I ALLAN
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