The Signal, 1906-1-25, Page 5712
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A LONG SESSION.
Io'.a,uludeml trues lag. (.1
the clerk's office. The entrance to
the turves or'r OmCe and alert to the
council chamber would be through the
retain door at the foot of the *tains.
The estimated cls. with the furnace,
tu rata allowing $100 for the furnace,
A second plan, arranging for an ex-
tension of the council cltauller to the
rear, would cost about $171 with the
, furnace, but the first plan is the one
approved.
Consult Another Expert i
The water and light committee re-
ported as follows : ••1Ve recommend
that teatime be asked for the Nub -
anitted Blit of electric light and water-
works supplier in the usual way,
tendert( to be in by the 30th hist. ; that
H. D. Reed's request for relmtt• in,
water rate be grained. he having been'
charged by Mistake for water when
same was turned off end not used ;
that the petition for a light ou Mutant
hill he granted; that the clerk write
Mr. Reinrfonl, with reference to his
request for change in the water rate
charged him. that, in the event of his
water service being used during any
year. he will by expe•ted to pay the
contract price, and rewind hint that
the eervicidit 14 special one put in at a
large expellee r that the clerk write
the 0.1. R. that under present con-
ditions it is impossible to install a
meter and supply then) with water at
a rate per thuuseud gallons, mud that
the rate of * now charged is not
' more titan slat the actual cost of pumping
the water consumed ; that the clerk
write J. F. Moffett, of N'atertowlt.
N. 1.. oinking 1 ' to name his far for
expert advice on the t4Wn'N water,
rloPpIy : that the engineer and elec-
trician report to each meeting of
council the. services installed ant►sell
work of inlporGtnce dune."
r
The report r t w a
a autuptid.
Mr, :Moffett is the engineer who wan
suggested by the clerk of Port Hope
. as one who hal had considerable ex-
perience in conditions s !what simi-
lar to theme at Grder•irh• Ile was
written to by Town Clerk Johnston,
and in letter of .January 111th amid it
would be impossible to give an intelli-
gent opi in regarel to our water
supply without first making an '.x -
amination and ascertaining all the
conditions. 1
That Diphtheria Scare. •
Mr. Elliott. as ehairuuin eif the relief
committer. referred to the quarantin-
ing of Mrs. Mcl.eed'a letirding house
Dn
Hamilton sower-ow*ttg -t-pis (Mph-
' theria suspect ;being ledged there.
Ten individuals were iii the house.
After iiitsultsl' with Mita. McLeod
he had taken- the responsibility of
ordering 62 worth of groceries and
(,Or. of meat, no. the 1Ncupent4 were;
without witch neeeN'ssriPa, and asked
the council to approve his -.ec .
Mr. 1•]liott spoke of the newt) of tunule
bombe where such rases could he smut,
and Mayor Tilt gave an account of
what he knew of the case. He raid he
had been Making arrangement* for
' the removal of the patient. but Before
much rout d Ism acrungolislied .the biome
was placed under quarantine and the
resulting expellee to this town en-
tailed. .Mr. Blaair thought it 'should
not take a week to ascertain whethe-r
s man had diphtheria and *aid the
matter should he brought to the
notice._of the hoard of health. Thr re-
lief comuiitte.• was -given power to
take any necessary action.
To Close Up Harbor Laos.
Mr. Blair int rshucel the question of
peening a further resolution to enable
the (hlelph R (hxlet•ich Railway to
• proceed wit li their plans at the harbor.
On May nth last it 1'emolution of the
council wet( named, authorizing the
Company to change the grade of
harbor hill. is that their track alight
rant beneath it, and now the Company
wanted' authority 1•, proceed in the
necessarysteps, to
t pN baro• Harbor Inns
close) sip}, the (7 pony agreeing to
open up `Vst.r line at tttowit expense.
Harbor Zane is the road running north
and south to the weed. of the Milling
Cornpany'N mill tinct elevator, and
Nater lane is a parallel r nil farther
west. The closing of Harbor little doe.
away with the necee.ity of building n
retaining wall for the e•mhruekmrnt
leading to the bridge, and dues away
with the circuitous route that would
he ne'ePesery in Mite of trains running
up the Harbour lune and having to
d•luble back on their tracks to get ou
to the embankment. 'Meese plans
were fully outlined in The Signal last
May.
The following is the resolution
adopted by the Perm it :
"Moved by (i. M'. Blair, seconded by.
Wm. Young, and resolved, that thg,
Guelph A Ooderiel Railway l'urnpany
ler and are hereby authorized enol per-
mitted to so alter the grade of Harhtr
street in the town of Gole'ieh'as to
carry the mine over their 'inept rail-
way where it crossem the baaid mtteet,'at
the phi CP and in the manner set mein
the' plan tiled with the town clerk, pro-
vided Oat 11 goisi noel ''nflicient devi-
ating ivity is provided for the )truhlie
during the progress of the work, and
provide) also that the Company will ti
at all tunes maintain end keep in good les,
order their own structures and erre-
tions and will place and. maintain
m;Bicient guard) along the RAMP mo n I w'
to ensure the safety of the travelling w
pnblie, :end will at ell tint•s indemnify ti
and save harmless the maid corpora. to
Linn from all loam. costs and dsnnagrm ,le
arising from non-compliance with M
such precautions. ser
"And that the necessary . stem It
Ile taken to have the road or lane th
now running between the wharf Bt
and Iltrlmor street on the west f„
side of the trill and elevator of w
the 1Veste•n 1'•tnadx Flour Mill. ('oro• te,
pa►ny closed, on condition that Water mi
lime he extended itie full width of forty jet
feet in a northerly direction to the A
�wharf the Railway Canptnt• to obs .101
taln the cogment of the Weetern n
Canada Flour Mills Company to ouch iii
closing, and that the Reid Railway en
Cornpany provide. at its own expense p
the land tegnirel for the ext-nsinn of to
Water lane and that the Raid ltelilwey 1
Company will 8efray all expenses in- M
Burred by such a tering of Harbor lane
and opening of 1 tsr lane, and tl a
the Mayor and clerk'lt��ee authorized to
sign the plans in rippti>vei and attach
the meal of the corium(tin ,thereto." T
Mr. Sallow. Wants Reforms,
the bylaws againet spitting ou the
sidewalks and tg,tinot luaing un street
cor'net's.
Smaller Water and Light Commtttse.
lu purruauce of bis notice of motion
glveu et the last lunetlug, Mr. Blair
moved to educe the membership of
the water and Tight cauuuitte inun
the whole eauucil to three, and byleiv
No. 6 of 111111 was palmed, elueudi.g
bylaw Nei. 6 of 11*41. tis au(ended by
bylaws No. 3 of 111)1 and No. 10 of
19112,, by iedaeing the number -of mem-
bers of the water end light cominittee
to three., .
On motion eif Meyers. Hallows and
Hlair, the couunVet, war named, to
consist of Musses. Blair. Goldthorpe
and Yuang.
On Motion of Dr. Clark and Mr.
Hlair, it was deeidel to have the
auditors' report printed, tire' form to
be left in the hands of the ftuaut)•e cora-
statue.
', 1)l'. ('lurk also suggested putting
wire netting lir shutters- over the
windows of the agricultural build-
ing to prevent them front taring
broken. A n estimate of the
cost, as given. by Mr. Hurl an,
was $1N for the forty-eight windows
fixed with wire ecrerus' or S00 for
matched pine rhutten. Mayor Tilt
thought the offering of a reward
for information leading to the con-
viction of the guilty parties would
have a good effect. The master was
left with the public works committee
With [sheer.
The couuctt adjourned at 11 p. ui.
HELPING THE TOWN.
One of the lmportaat Agencies Which
Deserve Greater Consideration.
Mt'. Robson, head of obi's'. I'. R. ad-
vertising depti tul.•nt, was recently in-
terviewed by the Canadian Municipal
Journal, a bright monthly magazine
of Moonset!. devoted to the interests
of municipal management, upon the
mubjeet of towns unit villager aulvertis-
ing thenetelven :old what means• lie
ionstdeed best for so doing. '1
Hobson replied emphatically that h
believed fishily in Npstematic aulver
Mg fell' . •peptics for the situp
reeIsi n that he had seen it don
succe•refully in Nevetrei instance,.. H
amid, in reply to the question o
Methods :
"In the first place. 1 have'a very
high regard fur the local paper. Teo
often its good work for the municipal
Ity ion overlooked, no week after week
it devotee valuable space gratis for
the Iwnefit of the cutnlnunity in whit•h
it j ieie•ated; and, like minty other
L4 ssiass teiNe a
" K,
is not recognizes!.
l'omplenting on this The Brockville
1" satys: Mr. Babson is right,
The local Ill•w'all:ipl-t' tie a rule spends
endless time. spate and energy iu
booming the town, and yet et • of
the merchants and husi nese turn '.e -cul
to begrudge it a little patrr,nage,
haggle and beet down priers,. and -in
uuuly cases give their work "to outside
firms or travelling fakirs. 'theist is
no lased enterprise which should be so
Willingly lirsnbstantlolly sup(1,,ted as
the held newspaper. however 1 hie.
It is not sof big as the city pmpeet'. and'
the kern bargainer who wants to get
a maimed rate ueve•r fails to point out
that he gets more -paper for him •t•
in the city daily. but the little Ideal
sheet fills it place whish the city
paper never do•N arid Hever ran. It is
not at rare thing t., hear some narrow-
minded individual mn.s•r in derision at
the local paper and point out its Its
teeth. '.Fell, it has defects• and
plenty of them. no doubt. but nma
rule it 1•epresente the eo y
pretty accurately. in this respect me in
others.
The Presbytery of Huron.
TILE *I(:NAt,:' (rNi A RIO
MARKET ' REPORTS.
Liverpool and Chioaeo Wheat Futures
Higher. -Live Stook Markets -
The Latest Quotations.
Altman, Eveula JaG.
Liverpool wheat futures closest
sest tu-day
Med bl.ber than Saturday, ass to tu-
lures Ira higher.
At Chiral(, May wheat clewed 1 e bleier
tlau Saturday Any corn She higher, oma
May tura unchanged.
WINNIPEG OPTIONS.
The folluwlug were toe clorlug quotation*
yestsrUay et 1414 market : Jan. 76%c, May
Sgne,re, July 614+,•.
LEADING WHEAT MARKETS.
May, July.
New York PI", Silt
Detroit ', I4'eti
Toledo tau% sere
TORONTO PRODUCE MARKET.
Gr•Ia-
Wheat. spring. leuah40 76 to -$
Wheat, fall, bush 0 701 "---0.111
Wheat, reed, bush .0 70 u 71
Wheul, seise' Irurh...,0 7u
Barley bush,0 .rel 0 51
Ort+, bash' 0 :Stye 0 w
Nye, bush.74
Peas bush. ',0 73 ....
Buckwheat, bush. n Irl
LIVERPOOL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
lAverpool, Jany 22.- Wheat -Spot !moil -
Ran No. 2 red western wdnler, 10 1410ek.
Future.' steady; March A 04,4, Muy lir
11)%d.
Porn -Spot qyuiet: American mired new, ...Merl -eau mixed 01d, 4. WO,
1, g 1 -
tures steady; Jan, 4s _' d, Hrrrh 4.1.3%a.
y 4. 4d: •
N•euu-eumberland eut steady, 44s.
'Lura--Auerirau rented, lit palls, oteady.
.n.lid.
Peas e'anmdlss eN 1(4 -gid.
NEW YORK DAIkY MARKET.
Now Yuri:, Jou. "" - -Butter - Weak: re'
-
cells as, 72,146. Street pyrrle-s : Extra crrem-
•ry, 27c to 27%e. •ORlrtal prl.•rs : Cream-
ery, common to extra, nic to 21e; do., :erbl,
aPeunds to extra, 19. to 24e: state dam:.
M011101 10 extra, 17.- to 23c: reyorated.
rummuu to eatru 131,1• to 31c: West.•r1
rectory. ..numuu to nisi. Inc to lOt; teest•
era imitation ereum►ry extras, 21C to
do. Oreo., ler to 2IN•. 7 •,•.;
Cheese - Firm: receipts, 6.14; attar. (.111
cream, email mud large, eolorA slid white,
Hoyt frne•y. 144ec; do, Oct., It1xr to 13a'u•;
do., fate made, auall, average best, 121,.•:
do. large124,.; du.. fair 1111r to 12e;
a Ions, fu,ll to °night, 'il.yc to 11 e.
g*-}ev
'Ismer; relppts, 4002: state, Penn-
r. • tants and nearhy frnrv, 'crested, tome,
e. lac t 27e; do, eho(.e. 24e to 2.: . do ea-
tra. : to 2•5e; wearers --.trot*, 3Jc:' Au.
Mit. to lite: southern, 17e to GIs.
C TTLE MARKETS.
e \ .
( Ct}Ian P1 er-stele Continue,
rgs sad Mather for Hoag.
e•roado,
The Preobytery of Demon 'met in
Clinton on the Ilith lust., ltev. ih'.
Mt•w•tu•t, n*deratnr. ,1t/residing. Rey,
J• C. Robertson, of 1'01r,nti, general
s, aviary of Sabbath sl•huule, and Bev.
.lo. • Ih Elliott, of Uodt'rieh, 'being
prase It, were itlt'it/d tit sit all corre-
spond' tial members. 1
1 fll e'r•. TIIP 1 ,
K
rr 11 for the
year wire made up. and the following
were certified as representative elders
for the 0ungregation4 Maned : J•' lir
Brigham. rely t h ; J. R. Lindsay,
1'l int nu i James 'Monteith, -Thane s
Road,: limey Shang, Exeter: (1. F.
)flair, Gddertich : John Sta.Ntt, Eg-
nMtaidvillr ; J. Methuen, iIrllcefleld
la, 1). 1Vil'son, Se•,tfs It : George Mc-
Kay, Kimmel ; Robert McArthur,
Hrnsdll : A. Elliott. Ithrns' church,
Hallett : J. H. Johnston, ' Varna :
%Vitt. 311Math, (ioleric•h `,township.
The emotion rei•oisls for the ear 1151,
wets. examined ;and attelee, Thr
Batiste gl'71r1ts as last year Wear I •11111•
Mended to aid-meeiying cnngt n-
(IOna, and the helix. w:ts.rx premed 1 i 1
1hrnngh incteasel 11tternlity of them
congregations smaller grants w(nlld
malice after the present year, 1)r•.
McLean tendered his Ieeignation of
the pastors charge of St. Andrr•w'N
church, Illyth, with a view to Isis re-
tiring frvnn the active work of the
ministry, on IWOIttilt of age and in-
firmity. The matter was laid over to
t e e t
t
h next regular Ills meting of this I n•A-
143tery, 51r. Fletcher. of Thames
Itond, luring appointed ti minter with
1e eongregatiini and mite them to,tp-
ret• in their interests at this
eetinjl, 31,. Davidson presented a
report on Sabbath ech.ed work
ithin the hounds, which was ion the.
hole very encouraging. In e011,nee-
on with the report, a e•onfetent•e
1
Sabbath school work was held,
wing which Mr, Brohertmotl, the
ahhath school secretary, delivered
1 able lend interesting address.
wasagreed to er,apaerate with
c Prenbyterice of •Maitland and
•111.5'- in holding x summer school
t• Sabbath school teachers and
orkere. The co ittee appointed
examine the new IIIPtricel ver -
on of the Psalter, piepered by a
int eotutnitte* of the Can,edisu and
rleriran Presbyterian thurchl•ei, ex-
r•seed satisfaction with the verehm,
it thought it inexpedient to termer -
end its introduction in pIoIe('nt eir-
nlstancom, a view in which the
resborer)' concurred. It was agreed
hold the next regular meeting in
1'illis church, ('limon, on Tuesday,
arch lith, at 10:3)a, m�
'A WORLD OF GOOD.
hat's What Mrs.' Kinsella Says Dodd's
Kidney Pills Ihd for Her.
Mr. `tallows then Avdreso the
4111101'11 un a list of things he wit Led (8
attendcrl to. bust year he strived for in
a dog -lag bylaw, by whish the dog K
tax was to be paid and A tag for the
year secured at the sante time, bot the se
l,ylaw, he Judd, had not. been passed. of
Seconded by Mr. Young, he moved th
that the clerk prepare such a hyla►w, o
The enforcement of the bylaw govern- 111
ing the clearing of the lidewalke of w
pintos,was him eecernd item, and thio oh
Wax referred tothe public work) eom• mn
nlittee with power. The dustiest of the
p)liee were not clearly defined, herald, n
and on his motion the clerk was in-
structed to write other town's and th
eltiee for copies of their mikercggula- JI
tions. Other MattorsMr. Sallow,. rat
mentioned were the enforcement of toe.
St. Malachie, Que., .Ian. 21,-
p•riAI.A -Women who croon will be
tereettel in the story of MI•m. James
insella, of thin piece.
in
"1 hada pain myright hip."
Mrs. Kinsella, "and in the small
the back, and wan swollen all down
e right side of the Ahdntnen. muss every 1 W:o
hliged to ns water evy fifteen
Mutes in a horning, itchingsart'of
Ay. 1 could not 'sleep, Font was
lige('to sit In an Armchair for two
'rimers."Then i started to ase 1)ndd'm Kit•
ey Pills, and after the Mot box felt
h Netter. 1 rontinucrl to use
en, and now f can go to bird and
Pep am other people do. They did
• a world of good in other way.
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THE SUNUGHT
WAY
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UB ON SUNJ.IGHT SOAP
?tea-,•. • II,.
LEAVE 30 To00 MINUTES'
RINSE WELL
Sunlight' Soap is better than
other soaps. but is best when
used in the Sunlight way (follow
directions).
Hard rubbing and boiling are
things of the past in homes
where Sunlight Soap is used as
directed.
Sunlight Soap will not injure
even the daintiest fabric or the
hands. and the clothes'''Ywill be
perfectly white, woolens soft
and fluffy.
The reason'for this is because
Sunlight Soap is absolutely pure,
contains no in;uri:us chem;cals
-- indeed, nothing but the active,
cleansing. dirt-removingproper-
ties of soap that is nothing but
30.3p.
it and follow
5c. Buy d,rec:iens 5c.
YOt'R MONEY REFUNDED
ht the denier from whom Sou
boy Sinillzhi Soap if )ou had
vat) cIu.0 lo: eulllileuet.
LEVER R51114etS LIMITED, TORONTO)
AN 1N\ ITATION
1s extended to all who contemplate the purchase
of a piano to make a critical examination of the
Bell; it is the only way to acquaint yourself with its
superior qualities. The Bell is the only piano with
vr: g the hliimitable Qtlick Repeating Action.
Loadu, Jail.2- tattle are quoted at
i0114e t�Syc.per 1 ; refrigerator, 7' a to
fl%TORONTO\AUNCTfe . LIVE STOCK.
Be.•elpls of 11 stork a the Colon Stork
Yards were 57 c loads, ' pos•il of 1112
Settle, 2U 'perp, hugs, oaf and
bones. ✓ .0
Zapo era.
Prices for exporters iugcl an14x1
to $463, with two or thr lute tt a i1tt1•
'Aare mussy. -}spurt hulls old at 2.. 10
p
Send for Booukful (Free) 3ookl01 B fo
The DELI PIANO®OrgonCo.. Lamited GUE.LPH,ONTAR1O.
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Tun soar, Jan. 25, 1906
A. McKim
Godench
Clearing Lots
Without considering Cost or gm
Loss.
W IN
DRESS GOODS ■E
tilt yards - homespun sirens goods fitrsilts, skll•ts. gi r'la suit.i,
ehildren'r coats, rte; Regular prieee 75c W SEM. 50c -
flood colors. To clear at per yard
About 100 yards heavy black sateen, mrreerlex•el, 1
macular value 15e and 17e. to clear at per yard 1 C
al -
JACKETS
all short jeckets price) up to 1110.00 unaptly black).
11111
with a few of the newest f lengths, priced sip too $1 9
C7
1}1.50, to clear at each .7
'lit jackets. the r'el'y newest in woolens', gill., and
children's, HALF PRICE.
t=�
Men's and boys' overcoats, all new, at ONE-THIRD off.
Woolen's and girls' felt hats, values up to ez.5o, for 25c,
On :account of the open 8044500 We have. these and
▪ 1I1a11y more got els that We can't afford to club' • over.
McKIM'S BUSY STORE -
tot' �■1�
Be Alive to
Your
Own Interests.
5!to,
putckerr,
licked Iota ^Roll at $1.23 to .:L) b t
there were few ut rbcs.•. BenIr ds wd
at at to 1.4.23; medium. dt $3.111 tt let N.):
oomwun at -$x.23 to $3.30; crows lit 42, , to
53.25 per cwt:
Mllrh Cows,
About 1a son, b cows mud springers ao,
at 5*5 to V.1.00-14
aaup.ylad LswIsa.
Ilelh'.•r(es wrrr lirbt, and prices firm at
$11.73 per cwt. for limbo and 54.73 per 'wet,
fur sxpurt -ewes.
a
MOTHERS RELY ON
Hear,
11, Pc-Kennetty'report* peace. 23e per eat.
higher; selects, $7; light fats, $11.75 per
cwt.
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK.
Montreal. Jan 2.2.-(5peelal.t • -t.1verpnol,
rabies on (•atudlsa rattle came steady at
toy,•, while prices in Ialndou are lower
at IM.. Glasgow mance+ reported trade
bad tad prices bye lower, but slated that u
better trade woe expected next week arilpp-
meut•i from Portland and St. Joint. 1.1t.,
last week were 44)50 cattle and 533 sheep;
Recelpta were 1•200....We. 30 nines cows.
50 ob,•up end Irwba 073 calve. and 91* bogs.
The butchery Nowt out atrnng audtrade
ass fair lower prlce.,being pall for_,attle.
Prime lieeres sold at 4%c to "e per Ib.,
but Roue of them were letter than 041.11:
pretty goal rattle sold at ache to 4... nod
the common atoek at "t,r to 3•.r.
eosin 'old at $30 to 5.3 each. Air. Rltrh'tt
paid 122. nr at the rate of iiTi5f,,,,r per lb., for
• superior .•aIf and 1:k, $.r eight other
young raters. wlarh ...11 at 1 to $.i each,
Sheep sold at 454.' and lambs at*. per In.
The market for bogs rotationed very strong
gnu Prre* scored J a further ofr
mus
rim
madeW
serosa from packers wag
V kern and O ibis were made at $7.30 to i7.73 per dub'
EAST BUFFALO CATTL* MARKET.
Fast Buffalo, Jun. 22. -Cattle lteaelpts,,
a'O$ head: steady; heavy slow : others ar-
Svc prime steers, 55.33 to >E575*; ebippink,
54.00 to $5.20; hoteliers, $4.33 to $5.10: heat-
ers $3.110 to $.7.5: rows�-a 52.30 to $4.21);
balls. 52.30 to 54.83; ahN•grrit mad feeders
5:1.50 to $4::s ; .toe -1 heifers *3 to $.3.13;
fresh rows Mid aprlagel-o acute and strong,
$:10 to $Ss.
Hoge Itrrelpt., 15,60D bead; attire; 3C
to Ilk• higher; heavy ,and mixed, $5.53 to
53.11u; Yorkers, $5.14 to, 13.116; pigs, $3,116
to MI; rough., 5.80 to $5.10; .tams. 4:1.23
to $4.
• Sheep and Lambs. Reeelpt. 21.600 (read:
Iambs, 110.25 to $7.+1e; yearlings $4)!at he
50.75: wetherg, $6.60 to fa; ewe. *514.2:. to
$3.50; sheep, mixed $3 to $5. 5; sweated,lambs, $7.23 to $7.40.
' NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.
New York, Jim, 22. - Reerea-Receipt'.
4331: .teem slow and generally 1.k• lower;
bull. Weedy; cow's' to 10,- lower; steers.
14.33 to 16.62,y; oxen, $3.30; bolts, 11 to
$4.10: ' rows', *1.70 to 5:3.75. Shipment.
tosmorlgw. 7550 cattle.
Calves --'Receipts, 1283; yeah 25. to ars
le er; Bober calves steady: weals, 15 tu"
3.
• choice. $11.90; little calves ilt50 to
barmy_rd radrer 53 to $:' weaM
terl,
.50 i.3 ,
Sheets�1 rad lalmhs - lieeelpfs, OW; market
enmity; ..beep, #1.50 to (.5,51k: choice, $3.75;
culls, $2.514) to 13: Iambs 47.:5.. to $a; no
common or n ,'shim Iambi here: mulls. $3.
I ing.-Kea.• to 13,1434: market 19• to the*
higher: state ntg1 1•enns3lranio hogs, $0,10
to $51.23.
CHICAO STOCK.
(!baro, Jen.-Reeelpt., A-
CM; 11k• to 1:.e. mnn to pinto
steers, W-75 to $3 to 3n:
barer., 12.23 to , 52 to *410;
calves, 53 to 5S; feeders, $2.40
to $4.3).
!logs --Receipt., 45,O1.10; fir, her; ehol.•o
to prime. henry, 154*) to $5115;tiedlum to
go..l heavy $5.3, to $5,04; attehers'
weight. 13.33 to $565; good t choice
heavy mixed, x3.00 to 83.33; parkin
to $15.h5.
Sherrie and Lambs Rerelpts, 114,0100:" AI
sheep. 54.31 to $3.73: yearlings, 56 to $00
lambs, $6.511 to 57.50.
O tVE
hlgbe oro
$.:11: nos
$3; h II.
Mocker* a 1
Golden Wedding.
Ottawa, Jho.-a.-Rlr .Tames and lady
(brant yesterday celebrated their gold-
en wedding. They were married in Ota
tawa 60 years ago. Mrs. Grant wan s
daughter of the late Mr. Malloch, M. 1'.
for Carleton.
HOCKEY.
Yesterday's lemerd.
0 games were played In the O. 1t.
A. esterday, but the following belated
tett • a of. Saturday games were re-
ceived;
Federal League,
Ottawa V1p.... a Montagnarde ... 2
Exhibition.
Torosto Veer, a earnest., Tech... 1
Brockville .... 13 Morrlsburg , ,
Prof tonal League,
Houghton Caaadlan Soo .. 4
*TAT1'. ,W 01110. CITY of HSI" 1
I,( (AS ('0e. , m "'•
Plank J. Cheney makes( th that he Is Ren
for tsarner M the firm of E. J. ('honey t
doing hnalneee In the city of Toledo, county
and State MnrsaM and that said flan will toy
the suns of (INF: h17NI)ItII) 1*1LI,Ait.M0,,,
Each and every rause nfrxttarrh that cannot be
CUM! Dr the use of Hall's Catarrh rote.
Sworn to before me andYsnl ••rihhe, In my
presence. this ath day 0f Deremler A. D. INA.
IAoah A. W. Od,EANtt,,N
Notary t•nhtl7.
HsII'svt'atorrh ('ore to taken Internally. rind
arts (Meetly on the blood end macho. ,ottfec •.
M the *gotten. Mend for tewtimonl.lo free.
OtnM h all A J.CHENEY k ('1).. Toledo, O,
R,nnte, 7.W.
Take Hall, enmity PM. for rnnntipetlan.
Swelled leap la bettor than ether Naps,
bat is beet when used i* tee ewal ebt wee.
Say Seahgbt cap wed Allow elteelliela
1.
Gray's Syrup to keep the children safe from
CROUP. It disolres the thick .4putam-clears the
throat -breaks up.. cold, Mad Ct.'RES COUGHS. Keep
ay'sSyruporRedSpruceGam
-.always in the hoose. A hot tie of this famo.sremedy is your best
-protection against those sudden 'light •)tacks of croup.
Equally good fore!! throat and luta trembles-- for
y. c.g mud-otd, lS W. bottle.
Is the paying hen beyond a doubt.
Otte dozen of eggs on the average sells. for t • same as one pound
of butter, and the labor is much less.
Nothing on the farm gives such paying results, if.' •perly fed as the
hen, as it is her natural action to lay eggs.
Hercules Poultry Flood
contains the harnile:s ingredients tha t makes your hens lay 'in winter
t,me when eggs are at the highest price.
Besides, it keeps them in splendid condition to resist disease.
HERCULES LOUSE KILLER will keep your fowl free from ver__
and CLYDESDALE CARBOLINE ANTISEPTIC will keep your h
house clean.
This adds to the egg production.
All our nreitarations are sold under a POSITIVE GUARANTEE dr
SATISFACTION or money cheerfully refunded by the dealer. '
Clydesdale Stock Food Go.. Limited, Termite. Oat.
Buy Footwear where it is sold strictly on
its merits. Try the makes we are selling.
•You'll like them. correct winter styles in
shap;' y, perfect -fitting, comfortable good -wear -
does at the littleut prices we'vo ever known
f. shoos of equal quality. You'll have reason
tQ 1,,e,,Itgnutl_oL your -spat-if you-wear-a--pair-of
our shoes..
REPAIRING.
SOLE AGENTS FOR GODERICH FOR THE TWO MOST
FAMOUS LINES. QUEEN QUALITY FOR WOMEN
AND WALK -OVER FOR MEN.
Downing & MacVicar
^CODER/CH.
I nvictus Shoe
Advantages
The "Invictus Shoe" assortment affords every
:advantage to the purchaser.. The newest fashions,
the best leathers, the little original touches of style
characterize them as being out of the ordinary.
Made in a wide range of styles including shoes for
every need and service. The most attractive values
offered in men's shoes today at
$3.75; $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00.
D. STOIIUAJtT.
MRS. E. 1, vlvi;LI
.
0.41. 1BALLARit.
1 .,,:..111! Ile
Oo»F:IUICH w, lir 111101.V$ k ier... .. OgOER((11
I`i Sr.I t•T )S un. Int'F iIEh1." ._.:, .....Itl'XUANNIJN
Sold
on 3
Months'
Trial
Your money retuned
if not satiated ;n every way.
Co'
I z
ALWAYS READY
FOR INSTANT USE
because the' (..rh..-1) gne,., "
i sr/prey-wally teneerred and
hollows -mend in its own
peculiar way. With
ordinary careful
use, It will hold
its edge for
ra
with
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P.1r 1n too
homer ewe •
Cassis c.Mao 5 9
tar k..n Mara.
"Carbo -Magnetic" Elas-
tic Cushfo *$rope, 51.00.
fres booklet ' • u w bbiesn."
For •at.• ht
RUBBER STAMPS
WM. SHARMAN
r. East St. and Square - GODERICH
Thr
, I sOsd` 'lt*iicit4 i` i'7lA`+49**iiic .:cit-i44'IF' cie oiricSpc49 �p9494 ,p*113
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fi are headquarters for --
PIANOS ORGANS+*
and '. 4.
4'
SEWING MACHINES. 4.-
ilf
At it, dame address, sinr& 1,01 Alder
Stencils, Steel Stamps, Pile, Card ont-
fts, White Enamel Lettere, &c. Write
us, we'll do the rest. Chas. Hack.
9-11.18 King St. West. Toronto .
'PHONE 15 oR 24
trnrehnnao t cr. Wert
When ppn want 1.ntl Vents) street lthd
THE Biter rat 70 ,14 8glaro
•
AL
ALL KINDS OF COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
1, All ('oral menthe., on the market ,riles,
when: you get 2,I6 14. for . !on
:WM. LEE.
tinier. ten at . .. I,EE:4 Hardware store
East side Square, pron,Ply attended to.
G. W. Thomson & Son
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4
ris
from
DURING the many, +
years an which we have •e"•' tw
been engaged in cater -i` pp�11 s,
in{ to the need. 01 the t_' 'e►WJ4 ai "z1
We wish to announce. that
we were never in a better
position for the handling of
marketable goods in our line 7 '
than at the present time.
Not only in the la..ger
ments are we well prepared
PIP
to meet the nit:1st particular demands upon pa, but in the smaller instruments, such as Guitars, Mandolins.
Flutes. Clarionettes, Piccolos, Accordions, Monsh Organs, etc., also is our stock for the coining holiday season well sX'
very complete.
:in assorted. In fact our entire stock of Musical Merchandise, including the putk‘ations of all the leading composers, is * :
Edison Phonographs and Records,
Berliner and other Gramophones,
Empire Typewriters,
Fountain Pens,
School Requisites,
Fine Stationery. etc.. etc.
We cordially invite you to notice yrnir holiday selections at our Music Emporium.
G. W. THOMSON & SON
4, The Square Goderich.
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