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THE SIGNAL : OODERICN ONTARIO.
Do
Your
Christmas
~hopping
Early
We are ready for Holiday trading and have made
long and careful preparations too .do the bigest sel-
ling of Holiday' Ooods we have ever done.
LADIES' NECK-
WEAR
11. i 1..i no•. sly'lir.. new designs.
litelerntt. prices, get a Medi...etaily.
: -s•. i>fk•. 75'.. $1.00, :it
NEW HANDKER-
CHIEFS
Ry the thaelseeil..,, nit every
itriee that t•It11iti In. %t.11itt tI. 1111111 -
„e t 1 71[2.110
MEN'S AND BOYIS'
WINTER CLOTH-
ING
T/1\ 1. y.111given 1111' .iilajer•t•any ,
thought qct
Ws tier yon dill. 141 s talk it
We 1111 .11%'i2 you .)Wtney till ttna-
thitig in these Mies, all lutist Itt ,
reatlleett at '1'lee, count and book
' nor - bin 'iutt{It. five . Men.. suits
Boys' ants, hnrOveielstl... rte:
FURS A
SENSIBLE GIFT
1{11H., ealoriurs, jacket., et in
Wanted kind at peace. '111:11 tt it l
clear them out easily.
CHRISTMAS
NECKWEAR
Jest arrived as in impiety new
.las•► of the latest ties for ('hrist-
ina., trail.% very nubby .Iylett. INS.r.
ae•.
:Or 7:e•.
St�'lislt Waist (hoods
New Costume.Cloth
MEN'S ANO BOYS'
GLOVES
',\';,i ally lib.:.l. likely , Jule. all
flew !'ulna••!. '
LADIES'
GLOVES
hid glove dt•Isu•tuna ti 11140e
stilt k of rut• eulutr+: all
('ll)•isl
Man (JJtye<. Nice weed
itineniiet Alves in white. grey. Fletw..1 :r,l.I 11111, t"tt l l%l ll l.'!! •
himawl a•u,n. e, .lie, ie. iF '.iz..
•
/WENS' AND BOYS'
UNI:ogRWEAf?
IF YOU ARE WISE YOU WILL DO YOUR
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING HERE
syste' of „railways hl Weetelit On•
lred°, the liar power to he cone
premed air, eleetrich y, Sr any live
power other t hall rle,uu. The evident
will. if it does nil it wets out to de,
spread over quite rep 11111.a. It will
blurb I/,nittn,, Strat hint, • W'aforth.
Mitchell, Clinton mid wiughaut. T.
II. I,usl•uulla•, tit London. in 'solicitor
tot the attldi,•nnlx.
CHURCH NOTES.
The t trarherw' meetingof MI.
it•ut•ge's Sunday sehut•1 twill he held
I his e%'rliing.
•;tihuutal it:tlttitut and he (stole
Supper be ad'lIlilistV1141byall ustilli g'
minister only:'' will be 1lo stilijel•l of
1 hr d is•utilrte ,11 the 11iseiple chute •h on
Stall II stere( ucxt Sunday evening.
1t itt st:titrl that the vi ' no of tt
.ucer,aen• tis! Kett. I1. A. \\'right ill
chitl•ge of the Middleton, Hipluws%ille
annat.ltuumerhi11 churches lies between
Rev:M. (ioldlierg, of Duugauuuu, sod
Rev. F. Newton, of'ttl'itwWk.
Rotten 1141IIetur, nephew of .lobo
Kleiman. of SI. Helens. who is n ttet•nt
graduate of Kunz College. Toronto,
has received it nnaninl,tlltt cell from
low Presbyterian eu'lgu'getions of
Cedarville end Espliu lis ler Iha•ir
pastor. ,
Thr ewer:tweet of the Lord's Supper
will be disp el...el mat the '11Ittg sei-
ne.. next Sabbath in ,,Knox e'humh.
The preparntury service will tw uu
Friday eyP'ling at o'clock. When Rev.
F. 11. Larkin, K. A.. of Seatftreth, will
peeled', itlase 1111•Illlere will Ie' rei•eived
:out reds di8I1'dllitar1 tti intending
e11t1111l(Iltie:titts.
N'e are informed that a,iu'led Na ft el
will receive his ...titillation $i. t)erurw
ill the Anglican ministry till 5 lay•
Dee. :hkh. at liat)tittuu. Mr.. Neftel
will outplete his a• win t her.tlogy at
Trinity Universal F' next Easter. after
which he will take rhaly.• of the par-
ishes of Mllorfleld. Ih•ilvtou and Rtith-
'tv. At ple.rnt he tastes the Sunday
-wry wee at these places. rewriting le
Tort tido fit• shady daring the week.
The following ufldeeeat :uuj euncr'lri^,
d 1 i leen 1111%1• been a1)0,001nel by
Knox rhureh Y. 1'. S. 1'. E. for the
next rix .nitiudhs:--Purwident, Rev.
,I:tt. A. Audrr•wut. R. A. : iso vice-
president. lhivid Stedilart ; 2nd Vier
prettide'rlt, .Miss Nettie 1'.twltn ; r,'ettlrl-
ing-wcr•Wiry. Mss Edith Wiggles t
,'orreslondiniesevr•ta►ry, Miss .I,'uni.
Nairn : teneuter. Harry- Wiggins :
tnissionnry teieturer. Mlitt lieleu
5heal•\ : eunyitwr'e of a•u'lnoittleri
look -out. Hugh Melh aulld pt:uyrr.
taring. Mlirs May Moraii : see•ial•
Miss Maggie Mut•1:1a : Music. Charlet:
Saunders : flower. Mins ilaggie Sbsl-
dim t : Reel el Mil -
Batt ; rvisiting. ` Miss Eliza Fraser
literature. Mites .{'aerie Stowe. Thr
enlnntittee Will Ite anmpletad by the
eery lit k o r. w•hii'h will meet Rrxt''T'm-
t)ny ,• „11inKhalf an hour I,eft,try' the
1egt.1.,1 ineeliiiti.'
Clearing Ladi
ets at reduced pri
All to
price.
now at some
REME!'IBER PREM-
IUPiS WILL BE STOPPED
JAN. 1st, 1904.
Smitii \Bros. & Co.
THE NATIONAL CLOAK CO.
Factory WdI BeJ.crated on KingatOn 511, t=
Bylaw to Be Voted On Jenuary 4th. ,
o •u'ree A
which towl e. • •vett w-t•I1 of-tett•
)
town is that of Mlt•.s•s. Mthilh Ihrts.
for the r•slalrli.hnlenl 11f t fm-tiii•y in
41,.lrlieb for the ism roam.? Hi, al
Indies jarlu•ts. s,tlt.:uul skirts. The
taetory will be .ei.e.•ied ell ja ing.tou
re
stet. w•Ili•tr• a lot ha. nen;taly it'reu
011 'aliases'. The building wilt Ie' of
cement. Iwo stories hie11. :limen. the
rine of ale U14191141 'flitting ('ll.'s
faelory. The phuls hair keen draWli
tilt. and every` rare will be taken to in -
sore the el -et -lion di •a modern. well-
equipper) building.
Thr[.' in •1 Targe demand iiot ,t he
Kiti& whish the National Chink 4'
patty It he name which the Mi•ist•s.
Smith hate chosen fur this enlurpritrl
propose to u1:uwGu t ulr•. 'rhe „Hy
t•statlrlish'u.•nts hey.• difllcnity in s•=
[•using the nrr•r..:try 111.1111, :11111 :nr lin-
able to turn tut enough gnosis to sat-
isfy Om requirements. Snaith Rens.
het a Ier'It making +hent goods 111t :1
suaall .rah itt rutl'leeliull with their
dtyg11tel- Inline.., :int) .1 here in no
tkaubl lhro r.111 milks :t .teres. 1/r the
dyer 111/V1.1111.110 which Illy iuttntl In
rry on. Mi. (ieurge Snaith is a
•tieal m ottet tuft' will gn to New
o - - to take a Indio' comate in d1•-
sit(tl q, 1.1 "11441.. 111 himself still
fertile fir the new but,itlesn. •
All 1 11 the Nntitnal Cloak 1'
laany ask. 111' the bels is rkrulpt'
from taxa 'un [[%rapt fire wlilol lall-
pose.) for to • yt'nr. 11n their fnctury
(the hind wit lay: 10zen 115 at present).
and the usn,ll i neessirtu to tnannLte-
turerx 111 regard o w'ateesnp�ly. The
bylaw is to be vie 1 'l ret ,the 'mini -
eipiil elect pon the 11 h of January.
and ism it lea exceptinn,llly f:ayolrable
Irgswitb11n fe • the town thele in no
ilemht that ifth Citizens will but torn
colpo the ;mils he Jryl:w will lass
Ig roes.
til flying u
% y (-ohne.
A
Work Re ognize
Theiefu wing ettulp ' 111•111:11 e' in. -
marks eon er i e , • •n 'obit
111 1� tent m.111 let h e 11
r
I I F'u- 1 1 1 h K ell 1�, .
f l'aniida, to '. '.. Lets. ors town In
n•felemee o t1he edmobin nuaijlenti
wi,i•k dine lir hi t lin the 'lest' -
1f11ce building is 'lily emit
l'linton, sln•akie for %elf. '
T,il u:l•T4,, 11re.
Cute. 1'. LI•:h:. (bel1•irlt,
IH!.vt Slit. 1 tt s in Clinton .in the
5th inst.. forth • peepsis of Me
a•
r r•t int( the heating mol plabibing in
the new' Int'tnfllce in that 1.ta1
1 , t• plumbing dote. by
fill (.11111[ ill 1 111111 nig INN
Fon in this bedding rates high 1 in
wot•kul [.hip and material., ali d
the ilst ens Irving op lis w'hal
called fu • Ile plumbing b' t ' irl
1 1 tin 1 + I Iris mQ In1tw
1111. l,Itil11r 'tt sler'it1191t 111115.
The hot �r engine is well plarutl and
tt",-kit..ilisfnrttally. I saw it pooh»\
'lig into lothranks on the top floor.
The work ou have 11 • ill thin
hnittling will tat )ap:ur• fa%stealth. Willi
t%. ak itinsimilar kl4,1now being 11 r
in 111111.1' pnhlie 'kidding,' 1biaaaghonl
the holuinion. \ (n (!ow'AN.
PERSONAL MENTION.
%..Jt, Miller. of Landon. 1. ,'t low n.
1 J. \thewtn wits in S,,l,rl b o,' Toe -her.
J. John.ton w.n up fano ltnrtingion over
`filen a)'.
J..% Burke. of the 1:. T..IL. 1- unw rrfietittg
Fi u
Nip.. I. F. ILlmlink left on Tuesday fora
.hors vi t in Clinton.
. S. 1 err. of t 'liwtn). •pent Sunda with
hi. •broth* •, A. J.4 'toper. -
,'Ieot...nt The tieafonfi Ksliat.ilu
...Cs in low hint weeketta homers'., _.
Mr. 'filo Tnrnheill relented ole 'eau aI
(Ona her s is to fondue nail I..1 mfrs.
'Men. Meet T. M. 1`atpls•If. of Tarr[ to. i-
. r111'tiny her 4 fighter. Mr, tltev.i W. , 11nt
tis,
Ju , Sto.m at 1 bride, of Toronto. re gue.t.
..t tis n+idrnr. of MI', Slaw'. a rely. A. J.
' 'antte•1'..,
L I. i(ro dgri.. w 111 tut• Item in •1, 1,oui, and
, ideas. 4itring III vont tea to nth.; 1. bottle
owe mote.
1',11,1 Toren. itrn t more iter tuj -.'1411['.
work on the steamer ',tilt it. w'hieh ha- laid
up at I lih•ago.
Mi... S. .f. McTavish. if Hnron•townitip.
s•,tilows..n's er ler•, 1. .1 Ise with her +1101.
Mr.. It. Henderson.
Jansen Mt..:. Ks.' 1 • 1. ho limn been sail
Ing oo Ihr .tr. .VIN urn .i to last .tpril, is
1 • for the winter
Mr meek'. of k: .a 0'11111111e. ft on W'odne.-
.h,i morning to X{srsi Me wi -ter with her
daughter. i1t.. M�M11 Idit•k•. I letrvi
MORE WHISTLERISMS.
■Ile Thew' gestates sail MI6 aat..le
Leingb-illeietep II is owe Gera-i.el-
4 by Ills owe inners..
Jams A. McNeill Whistler, the
ARlerica* artist• who died in l.unduu
recently, gave hlulrell the credit of
Wag "alt adept at the gentle art til
making eaewies.'• Ile was almost al-
ways In hot water with sumetwelly.
Gad was w fund as alt old fashioned.
Scotchwao of netting into a lively
lawsuit, enjoy Ilia litigation almost
equally well whether hs W03 ur tort.
Wlu•tlin was out particularly prued
of being a native American. r.srmbt-
Ing to that respect William Waldorf
Astor A Frenchman once sited hitt
up an la•log "au American, In his
itt iglu, au Fyagliahuau In his ' man-
ners tad a Frenchman in his Peptic."
The cultic added that about the men
here constantly doatr all indefinable
fragrance of rulpbur. Others have de
scribed the artist's laugh as satanic
1a its cynlcfsia; and yet he felt die -
appointed and hurt It his cuwpao-
ions (idled to JVin is his mirth Ile
had the habit of buttonholing thaw
to whombut be talked, tot 8garatively
mer.Zr, actually, that they uitght
not Weeps him until 11e had his saw
It was well worth while though, to
beteg to him, ter his w11 was irre-
sistible. The mere repetition of his
mots did thea) iulustice, tut it was
not the remarks themselves but the
way in which they were mad, that
made them ninny. Nis personality
was enriched by all sorts of manner-
isms and stereotyped words asd
phrases.
Artist -like, he spent a great dee' of
pains with his hair, which curled
beautifully. But the remarkable fea-
ture et this part of his toilet was
that, whits las dyed nearly all of his
hair a rich, glossy black, be left
or tell tale lock with the wbltes's'
of age.
Teesed ■ t. Own Sena.
Whistler had au false mudesti/
about praising his own murk. W qan
struggling fur recognition earl in
made his career, he it a foto to
laud his pictures so loudly per -
'intently that other folk final •• be-
gan to take him at his own/ 'value -
time because no critic ti , ght It
worth while t• say anythi g against
the obscure young artist. This self-
stRem served bio all hl life.
"Come now, this 11 all nopsense.
you trying to do this,' he said once
to • fellow -painter w o thought he
had lit upon a pr mixing bit ut
landscape to paint, it is mtwla tuu
good a euW.'ct t be wanted upset
you. You'd [salt let me me what 1
can do with it.'
la his itrag ing days he lived in
the top of a old palace in Venice,
starving un diet of maccarunl and
pulenta, u hie to tell any of his
pictures ept at stet%ation prices.
It was o ly by dint of industriuuyly
crying his own wares that he fin-
ally 1 uced some to believe in ih1m
Woolley with Centilitres.. '
in hl, days ut prosperity,
steer was perpetually in debt. Fie
d no head for looney matter.. Here
the way he once tamed a London
allitf who had a bill against him to-
collect:
so-collect:
When the officer first appeared he
wore his hat in the deawtng-room
and emuked and spat all over the
house. kr. Whistler sown settled
that lie went out into the hall,
armed himself with a cane and Jaunt-
ily whacked his viettor'• hat vi The'
Iran was so surprised that he forgot
to be angry. One mur(Ling. when
Whistler' was shaving, • m•se•gs
was brought to him that the ba111B
wished to speak with him.
"Very well, send aim up," said
Whistler, but he kept on shaving.
"Now. then, what do you want?" he
continued, as the maa appeared.
"1 want my money, sir, " Was the
reply.
"What money?"
"ll y possession money, sir."
"What, haven't they given 1t to
you?"
"No, sir, it's you that hat to giVi
it to me."
"Oh, the deuce I have!" this with
one of his tendleh laughs.
"Well, I think ft's very hard,
sir," snivelled the man. "I have my
own family to keep and my own rent
to paw."
"111 tell you what I advise you to
u," returned Whistler, as he pushed
his caller out of the room: "you
should do as 1 do, and have • man
In yourself."
Tilts la the Oea,ts.
Some of Whistler's lawsuits became
fitaous. One In particular ' he en-
joy id tut * sweet morsel. although he
wit fur the
x hes %
uta ed
lust 1t and w
luxury. *Re received a commission
from Sir William F.den to paint •
portrait, and when the picture was
about finished, but before it was de-
livered, Whistler received a "valen-
tine" from Sir William eaclusing •
cheque for 101) gutheas for the work.,r
This ao angered the`srtist, Who platt-
ed • tomb higher valuation on the
canvas. that he painted out the /see
and retained both picture and money.
His even cashed the cheque in a great
berry rather than return it and ac-
cept a larger one. which his patron
offered. Eden began suit, which
Whistler fought viriouay, but tie
plaintiff won, getting Judgment not
only for his 100 guinea, but heavy
damages best
But Whistler etenes was plain-
t113•,htmself. lie s Ruskin for libel
fur eaten( him a c ey in • severe
art et•ittrlsm, sad got• damages of
one farthing chap a cent), lie also
quarreled with DuMaurler' . for cari-
caturing him, as he t.hought,'.._in'the
character. of. "Joe Sibley" 1al, the
not•ei "Trilby." He carried tie non-
troversy Into the newspapers, until
the novelist (who. was also an artist)'
rut the objectionable character out et
bis book.
While Carlyle was Rill alter, Whis-
tler painted his port.ralt at a labor
of love, and win the great moment
Mod he set a price upon It of only
400 guinea". a •nibecriptlun having
been circulated to buy the portrait
But when he learnedithatthe paper
ungraciously disclaimed approval of
himself, his art or his theories. he
promptly canard the price to 1.0(10
gulttess. 'T1. picture remains unsold
to tht. day.
ogewodwatommogi
Our Slippers
Make
Useful Christmas
Presents
ODIUM DOOM WLLL sande.
tante along a wail or betweeu two win-
dows tor the display of rare and baud
tome bits of clans. these pieces being
protected by * handsome brass rail in
front. Such ,bits of decoraUen serve to
break up hat might otherwise be
somewhat re wail spaces, and If to
good to are to be preferred to p1c-
tures, ieb are lose suitable fur flitt-
ing roods decoration than for any other
room /in the bouse.-4 inclunati Com•
mer•¢al Tribune.
%Ye have a great variety in
Meu'e Kinbloideleel, M'elvet, Plush and Fancy Loather Millipore.
A quick stalling selection of
I.+ulieH, Mimeo' and Children's Holiday Slipiit+l•r, ill Fancy Vr1-
vet and Felt JuIta ties, with fur tri'ltiuing.
We have sat'lle very r forteble lines of ',adieu' Felt and
Ikttgola Kid, Fleece liucd-Huskius. '
Just such goods as you are hound to want tit this season.
UomPlete stock of Kublwl•s and Ot'erehoen.
Sole Agency for Q„1, for Women
and
Walk Over for Men.
KK1'AIHIN(t.
DOWNING & Mac VICAR
010DERIUll
ONAIWAVAIWIVelttlif44
ERAND TRUNK
Last Week
we talked to you about
our Cutters ;
Christmas aid New Year
J. W. Itrtileri.•k retur ...11.+o low 1 thin week.
bringing wish him three Ise,tk nqd tmk.. 1Wo
of w hint 1W pnn:ha.irl ht rumple[[
Mr•. Ions aril. whom Ina, lta'iti .1 inss for
.time week• w11 h her sinter. Mr. rt Alibi.
too. In e IwtITnMOto ese
r
Jai.
T.1 . Nils.). manager of the Loin to pr8s b
of the tonlheinrr l'a, wan in town 1111. wlnrk
vi-itlug her
father. J..1. Wright. of t
iou.a•, who t. iwnrA.weld , r
In. Tho.. OWMhitt left yr.tereley for Knear
doh�.. for a Grit ...vend wreak. In tier non.
110v1,1 Thi..- (i1.111111, Mr. lawlhill hn. been
vi.it fiat there Orr .ohne time.
Mr. ,tat Mr. John MtT+iti.h returned an
til heir home in the 44.11101 01 Orin
noes) ing .ane day. in tiw'n at the 111111.1.111111.1. Al• 1, . 1.11'. .idrr, At•-. Robert Horsier
.:lane of Aldus...old Janie.1ticlt
i Asarri Ure former n brother 11140w.
the
lather: i..p1e• of All. 'unworn, of Insert,
n• k,vi-it in 0 M 1• roti.
e.••idenet•thin
wn'e
Among thine ren he at i.g the pooh()
tow dl iurlph t'hi , arid. Harry Reid.
N .A�ti�lr), .1,' �,My. w, T. Relit. Mr. soil
%1 l'. Y11 lunpls•I . t+r1 era), 't of .4 iala•ri,1,
K1'Ilie ell. ate...nola•t
N. 1 ainerou, A P. 1'., w t trt'1'nmt11i
)e.len ret s11 OM ch r .• 1! to -ears h
the vi le . •t' with the t. newt • 00
the, kaile . ore .lids In big late.
Ilse lh d d 1 tee ermurad r the liar , • of
erecting tti range then'oh, .
Hugh7.01loulllt, of .\mis•1 t, the fled
1 k n1 that .N•1 rhe. len on Mi101nrdnnl nu:
led by hi. h tighter, to snake hin boute with a
with
shit danghtrr it jN'tmil. A+ n .til tug re
urdutbrnn.r- .1. neigbls.t,. pro -.inlet an ells
9 nitntnitill' 4111. mi the der•k of w 11.11 sea-
il.TJ h1 batik b111,..
All.. %vatemta rr. *1 1111 for mon.• tithe ho, 1t,a,aro
the etttienl hook•keere, nn Mtwarn. Menei zit
& Morrell, need ed wont Morality liorni0ig
that her soother. who lit e• el Iforheta. had CO
Ido and broken one Id her 1'ln1N In lust ;dare.
lAntertian left for Ito nts• on Tse arteries.
[roto. ted n, she expected total •r proneurr
.,told floe n•ynind rel hone for n rut\ idenible
time t s .heF,e r 1111 het. t., -it 1011 L,rn•,hi t. 1. is I hr
regret . f her rot .Inv,[. oto, Mhos friend. in
I owai.
7.11... •:uunn .l redrew+ ha., returned totrim n
Mho her trip to Manitoba. She .pent istont Of
her time with Mr. and Mr.. Then. Perry. at
I lehtrnlne. /,nil al.n .Idled ohms friends. In the
Pro) M.''}e. Munn.%ndlew•' speaks
,lined)d) of the
sr.(r.1mvI nee which *he rondrer, Sar.
pn.gewite nn1Uy. She hay
been
nrrungmnietl ,'n IM: homeward tri', by Mt.
/live Andrew., bun the biter unformnatei,
bed take,' ill of I} held' reser and w:,. Oat cut•
fh tenth reeo%e,r•rj to stake the trip.
May Use Comp seed Air.
Tot-tnrti,• Dee. 7. ,t tpteseed ,u1' is
the Ilewc:+t ,toot lett IWIWOe proposed lot
he 115.91 file 1':111w'ayt{ i11 this 1't•uvihre.
An organization of mien styling them-
selves tin. (hnat•it, Tenet • Company
will apply at the* twxt w't,ion of the
I•egi' nitre fora charter to i, s•1•att• n
NtttttItrlumtmmmtt1tttmrmttt2
E Continuing our
E December Sale '
we put on our bargal list the following for
cash only.
FRIDA
Mitts anis (iluves. Inrge m'i ' -v
- SATURDAY
Cow chai,,a, at prime to r err the Itetla et. of•ston•k.
PiONDAY
Bock Sawn,
extra .:Joe -
r
TUESDAY
Whips.
WEDNESDAY
I'slde Krnv,•Itand 1'.oks.
THURSDAY
I'leket Knit rS a large ,vase 1t 141110,, fi•n111.
McKenzie k.CC Howell
IU IU IU III IU W Ill11111111l UI ►11 UUUUU
11
w Ly
BORN:
1'1( 51014. In Iioderi,h, Mt MMNIis, 110M11111-
7 111. to Mr. and Mrs. %%an. t'n,tidc. %1i1-
tinlir street. n son.
MI'\MVOs. In O..1eri. h: no Monday. Noe.
rather 21111 Is. to Mr. and MOs. H. r'. Mtn•
trent. a datlght•r. '
FKHO1'wIN. In .%.hdrld, nn Spools). Nnv
ember duh. to Mr.•nnd Mr. Titontn, Fee
gn.on. a win.
SMITIi. In 'West IVawnnn.h, nn %AMnewin),
Ihrenttrr 2011• to Mr. and Mrs. John O.
Smith. n datlghl ,
DIED.
sw'A V. In It-Ifant, on Wedneeiey. 'Novem
her 1,41 w111..1,.. :4.1111, [Keit 11 vim, t
montJ, and II ,lays.
RITt'111i:. In :%.hHold, on nllnrdar, Noreen -
her lath. .'Ifretl E. Ritchie. aged 37 years
and d de)'.
Oa/Gtr [..trait.. netts.
Luncheon clothe may be mind In earl -
one ways for amen table coven, as eon.
tors over clothe er en polished tables
for luncheons. Inch am frit, salad.
Marl, chating dish or roll mane lunch-
eon. Rem. of tht.c cloths mad• Of the
oriental embroidery arc eery effsrttl'.
When a white and gold sheet is wlthcd,
as 1n the bores cheetnnt or buckeye de.
alga, the geld thread U wad.
Monday, 14th ins.
This Week
HOLIDAY RATES
live I»•r rent will (te rult)lrl\
T:il., wanting.
WPi. CAMPBELL,
1•ullrrt11tr.
TEUOITOOT Hetween all Mat' in
'Canada, Port Arthur, Sault
Ste. Marie, Otet.. ISewn's,
witedeor end Kart, also to
Detroit. and Port Huron,
Mich., Buffalo, Black Ruck,
roup Bridge and Niagara
Falls, N. V.
NUE 11110
LIMIT
Christmas Anneals
Ilatyei Otte'
Annual
heiston ice
Ilpr
i.:.;
GUT,' Own
AMetatl
140'1.1110a. prier.
Solidity rel
Home
(- iiri.t tow. price
1 a•ittmee 1Ir1111'
. hridnm. prier
11.:..
lett six
t' hri.ttiva, price
\'ells Irulur,rl
piet.ntr•xi'
i hrlslmns price
sae
4 ()wit
1-Ilr4aat.t. price
st.•
linen mrd
11t her ntny
'ray Ila.tki
frail :r to sten
SINGLE FIRST FOR TNI
CLASS FARE ROUNOTII►
(Mod going Der•. 24th and
26th, valid ret,truhlg tw1i1
Ike. 213th : .leu gtoel going
I)+r. 314 affil Jan. 1st. valid
retureiug until .inn. 4th.
1(Nu.
RATE AND SINGLE FIRST OLAS•
LIMIT FARE AND ONE-THIRD
I...1 the Hound Trip.
(1.eel ening Dec. MO. 24th,
and 21411, rano on Dee. 3lkh,
:Slot and Jen. let. valid
'returning until Jan. 5th.
11104.
For tickets' aitd all information
aptly to
A. STRATTON. Station Agent;
F. F. LAWItItNDK. Town Agent,
(Mice hours 6 a. ret. to 10 p. on.
For Drunkenness
mTPE and
KeeleyDr" using
O
v•
r300
000
'
CURES
C
GEO. PORTER ; �` A,fdrr
Kooky ItHrte
NUlt ,.� '•I (sten Se. we.t
)TORONTO.
r�_. '•�..�� TORONTO.'On
N011I.11F:IM£R
We would like to say a little mor,•
alatut them --not about the ones
we had -they're gone, with - two
or threw exceptions, and the people
who loughtthem am happy ; but
we want to tell you that the rar-
l'1ad we will have heftier this week
is 'alt will itt just es geeel illithe
Theylest. Theare 'mule by the a�me
Iwople : elegant uutflte they
and d,trahte, tro. Don't mine tete
of them, for they may tea the
this sese►n they are get titi'g
Now about something in our
8uness Department
Spec inl values in fur overcoats
mail January 1st, 1004, $3LlIt
Silwriwn dug estate for 018.(1).
New shipment to arrive this week
all good value good skins, well
lied and made to wear as long as
,the coat will hart -almost a life.
time. We fully guarantee every
euaii.
01.51) Kerney blankets for 5141'
while they lest. Ihr not [Oise th.•
chance of getting a pair.
White batty robes -lovely skins,
reduced to 102.711. They are excel-
lent value.
Malt eawew, travelling hegx. trunks.
. etc. large stock to select from.
We have the test that'a mule in
these lines. Prices W suit. Just
«re them. Nothing better for a
l'hristnles present.
There are a lot of other things in
our stores suitable for gifts at this
season. fall and sew what we've got
anyway. we will he pla+tued to have
you call.
D. !'1cBRIEN
9
Harness, Implement and Carriage
Dealer,
HAMILTON -ST., . UODBRICII.
1!
I•
TELE PRONE No
13. HODGENS BROS.
THE DINING ROOM WALL.
A Big
■
2x11 molt
WEST of NAMILTON
STREET.
11
311
Ribbon Bargain
HERE is good news for ribbon buyers. Last week we cleared from
the Canadian agent of a large English ribbon house over 200 ends
of colored silk ribbon. He was taking stock and we got them for just
exactly half his regular prices. They are extra fine quality, all pure
silk, and all the popular shades are represented in the lot. We want to
sell them quickly and so have priced them the same way we bought
them. The whole lot goes on sale Saturday morning at
4c, 7c, 1Oc, 122c,
per yard according to width, which is less than half the usual re-
tail price of qualities as good. Do not miss this chance, it is the
biggest ribbon bargain we ever gave.
glow Pretty Plates mad Dishes Mer
a. betl.tlr.Up Displaying.
One of the most 'striking •54 dice
Nva ways of decorat lg a dining room
le by the judlilons tree of pretty plates
er oddly ornamented dishes Thiene mit,
be arranged to nub • way an to en-
hance not only the beauty of the pieces
tb•mn.lves, but the artistic appearsnee
of the room The hit of wall d►rnre
tion shown in the illustration 1s avails
bee where a vete. chair rail 1s need up-
on the walls. The little shell thus
formed may be used ler a short Sir
At 4 Cents
LL SILK RIBBON I 'Null WIDE
lAl iute. all c,lk ribbon, withal finality,
tu•aI)' weight, in cream, Bale blue.
pink, re dinitl and many other shades, n
' rihMm that in made to mtetil at Ile to 10e
it,'r yard, oil Saturday flattening at
ler yard .....
At 'Cents
ALI, MILK IIIHRON i NCHEY WIDE
110 plast4te all milk Milton,1{ inehet
wide, all the popular a ribbon
that coatis wholesale hall metre than the
price we ark, on sal. Saturday at per
yard
At 10 Cents
AL1, SiLK RIBBON 21 INCHES WIDE
r10 pieces punt milk ribbon, good weight and
full width, all the popular shiudia in
this lot finch as pink.. bitten, Ceram.,
cardinals, etc.. n ribbon inside to will at
20r. on sale Saturday morning et per
yard i 1fk•
At 124 Cents
AL1, SILK RI$IiON ai INCHES WIDE
(4) piece. heavy all silk ribbon, hill A} inches
wide. comes. in all the pnpnlar shades
for trimming and fancy work. The
whnlea.le price wait a good ileal more
than the price we aide On sale Mann -
day morning at your choir* per yarn . 124e
HODGENS BROS.