HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1906-7-12, Page 44 THURSDAY, July 12. 1906
FAMOUS PEOPLE
trY FANNIF M LO I .DROP
HOMER WAT$ON""t;,,u.
Canada's Great Landscape Painter.
Every great landrape artist is both a poet and a painter. The imagination,
the intuition, the ulterpretatton, the'eyutputhy, the reverence, the nave. kinship
and communion with Nature of the poet, filtering through the mind of the artist
find their medium of expression iu brush mud colors. Every great painting is a
poem in paint inetead of iu print.
One feels this stronele in the presence of Homer Watson's painting:. the put-
ting on canvas of a "'Mile moon. with detain ever rubordirt:ttwt to the general
effort, They are never photogra otic, but are always strongly individual inter-
pretations, Whether it be a rough Will with the Juni tug tish,r-Latta under a dull,
tarn -G14.1 sky, the white mill catching the high tights with its Ior•kgmm,d of
foliage, the lune rider bent over his horse plodding ulolog a ran-washrll road.
some moble monarch forest tree br.uting the eleutelots, or his iuterpnautlotts of
any other moods of Nature, one always L els the sentiment. the richness of color,
the atmosphere, the glow, the feeling all seem parts of a sinlrk• effect. The dainty
daubs of J rhunwteristie of soome painter+laud to place 1n Mr 11atsln's work;
It is ever bold, rugged, broad in treututeld, Ineathuig vigor and vitality. 4
Honer Watson was born in the little village of 1toon, on I;rand River, (lett.,
is 1850, and as a boy at school showed his natural instinct for art when be sur-
rrptiotlsly drew on his elate an over -vivid picture of the strong and Is•euliar fea-
tures of his teacher, which drew upon bun de.art„ I punishment. Ile seemed
to turn naturally to landscape work, and his lint large painting "The Pioneer
Mill," which appeared at the first exhibition of the kuyal Caruulian Academy
was purchased by the Marquis of lank, and uuw hangs in a pktrc of honor in
Windsor Castle.
Mr. Watson has exhibited at the Academy in England. the New Gallery,
the New English Art Club, tie I:lasirow Institute and ut International' Exposi-
tions, and been honored by our-1nau e•ihihitiulw w hen• thirty or 1114 on, of itis paint-
ings were hung together, thus enabling one to stosfy comparatively the range of
his work. lie makes almost a ail trips. to England, hat loves ('anada, her 'ernes
and her people too well to take up pentutnett residence abroad. 11 is always
dangerous to compare the work of ate painter with another an it may carry with
it a suggest ion of imitation which would be intim.' to one whsle work is so in-
dividual as Mr. Watson's; but the critws in their mppn,•istion of his paintings
couple his name with Corot, Constable, Inas, ltisw'an and (burliet a noble band
of Austen % with. whom l'an ada'' painter nluy feel 'unions' t.. le - chewed.
WM,angtea k..ee d W Pit. ens croak oo t ter Men by W. t.11181, M too lit .tt..t d Apttteaew
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THR ,SIGNAL:, CODEIt1011 ONTARIO
Sent Up for Trial.
McCreight on Charge of Wounding Eleven Others
for Riot -Hearing of Evidence Before Police
Magistrate Humber In Kingsbridge Shooting
Case.
The Pleven young men who were
an'a.led in minuet:tion with the Kimgs•
bridge shooting ram.' iip for preliu,in-
ary hearing before 'Police Magistrate
H her on 'fueetlay but, bogetlwr
with Joseph Buckley, who hail been
arrested since the prom -romp noted in
nor twat issue. The hearing of the rase'
occupied the greater ptrt of the day,
and before the evidence was all in Mr.
Humber decided there wins sulliei.'nt
evidence to warrant hill) in sending all
the young melt up for trial on the
charge of riot (with the exception of
Mctreight, who waw cent Ili 1.11 the
more serious charge, that of unlaw-
fully w0u11ding Hu.sey ,frown Attor-
ney Meager deciding not to pees. the
more carious charge against all the pris-
oners. A auutinary of the evidence
taken on Turiel,y is as follows :
John [MIN m„ of the 7th conewisinn
of Aibfiekl, the young roan in ronnee-
tion with whose wedding the trouble
occurred, amid rtn the .'r g iu owes-:
Hon five young fellow'.. .'ai.,P to his;
house, only ones of whom he knew,
Charles Taylor, and knocked 31 the
door. John O'Connor went. to Ihe
doorand came hack and told t he wit tie...,
who then went to the door. ('hail,•.
Taylor asked for 1111 and said there
would In. trouble if he did not get i1.
There were two of the boys outside the
door and three at the r1.31er of the
house. Taylor said arft.'lwaide he
would accept 12. The Willie**, ref uw•d is
give the money and ordered 'rsylor off
the place and mid if there was any
trouble he woidd ser after then!,
Taylor talked to the other 10q's wool
then they went. sway. In about len
or ffbrn It inutrs two huggir. el
down the line and the nil s.vl
,Imleph fluency and John O'Connor 1.111
to N.• who dhe •ecupulls welt. and
where they were going. Following
the buggies e • n rntwl walking and
Stood on the rind in frond of the house.
As O'Connor snd Iluss.'y got to the
road n ahot W1111 111141 by one of the
crowd end the crow'' ale. rattled hells
and other articles tout kept. veiling.
As a11,n as the shut wits fired from the
rood Huntley wend, into ih.• house and
got a gun and went out sod fired it off
Into the air.• '111.' witn1't.s wan ramm-
ing inside the door find saw• .ht. Ha.h.
The witness said 1.e haul told Hummey
td fire into the air to scare the crowd
away. As soon as Holley tire.! Ile
received a shot, of which the witness
heard the report hot -ens trot At n
position to ser• the RAM. -The wan....
stepped buckle the house when the
Orel shot, was Ilred but heard lung her
shot Ihrd from the same dh'er,'
Tont Sullivan malted for a !Ones of
.grater, saying Joe had fni11ti'I• Sollll-
Min and O'('onnor dragged IItsw•y
lute the witnewti old hoNt. next the
Ysw hoat.e, where the affair ee-
elerred, and the witnens got n glass of
water and hook It. to Himney and then
tDSnt for a lamp. He fount Mowry
bad been Shotand waw 1deeding. '1'1,«
only wound' he saw were• on the
cheek and the lark of they heat!. He
t for a doctor at once, As Noon as
QVortnue went nut and asked for a
boron and told about Hiswey's hying
hart the nolo stopped.
To K. O. Oanterm Mr. Dalton said
Jahn O'Connor. Thos. Sullivan and
Jiiuepl Hussey were the only three of
gr tse+et wbn were still at .ht. hmue
Hle titan Int the aocldent, Thy
otters left just lefot'e dark and
Otroot earlier. The witness bad asked
RPM Hues to stay heoaties he had
hood stere woe ggddfg to a
it
was allotrt dl u k
els
mune. assay
e
about a toile and n half from tun'
wit nrsei place. Masai•%''s tuns the only
gran 111 111•• w'itne.s' buuw• 31111 lite wh-
ites. had asked Thos. Sullivan, who
was taking 1.11e 01 Ihe girls home, to
get it. flies were till tt11 friendly
► ergot.,
To N'. Prou11ttaot the witness said
h.• heti first- heard elf the intended
ch.,tivari :dant it week lefure the
wedding. 11' ut. AIt•l'arUtry x1111
,l.,ai'ph Dalton 11114•' Wil !OWN. Instiller,
told hill ule,uf it, hat he thought it
Was at Mott .1. O'Connor told him
aimed half -past 11 Ihe .•v ' g of Ihu•.
wielding and this ata. the Host time
tie paid any attention to the report.
'Iht• altloe.s Ihotlght pasters''. gun
aims lu,ulyd lo•1orr it ens brnlght t..
his harslet Monilia brought fuer
o her .hell. beside Ow one float was in
the gun, ,1.,d the it tines. heed mince
torn ono• of them ;lsut and fuuid it
was nailed t', int "train .hot. 11' hen
the lot's •'alit.' In I h.• hone Hussy.
ns well a. Ilie wile.•- nnlrred 11u'lot
out. The nil co•'•-' 11111 tint think
1luas.•v stoop alt thing :t141111 x (retreat.
11'('olo111W .rid in i'.a1i.h. "Von ran
1-.11.**.1111, int ,'i t ey1,,•nw, ne high as
ton like." Thr hou.e it, ',neral .oxine
fret. Lnrl, from the load. Neither lir
1e' hint test..
h t the• tta '1 n tent out ut 1'nrried
a grin, toil n..os,n a. 1 hey got to the
fever a gin at't Med 1 • the towel
and Iiii..,•y ran bark f.'. his gam and
the tviln•s'handed i1 to Hussey
was p•rfeetly ..oleo . Ile bad had one
glare. that witness saw ,mit per hap.
more.
Int•. Whitely •'ti.1 hn cnn.id,ttd
Ilime was absolutely no d:dlger iu
1,1•,sev. case • Ile land latst. •e••el
hint Die night berme. The wounds
it ere veru serious at Ilia. Ile hail
.•vantim,l Ili• p"c.slily and saw a patch
of Lb,.tl Idiom 2 feet long and ti inrh.•s
%vide where Ilus.cl' .vas shot, There
were 'mite M Ik•r of shot., in the
side of the hints.• mid e • 1hrotgh
the w•ind•ow•. One shot 11311 g
through th.' outside clapboard and Ihe
inside sheeting. M hot. than had
gone through the window lend pent..
Crated the .pposile troll. Hussey
tuu.t have 1i' 'iv •d two charges. '1'11.•
ehuts in the wall woad Ir:ul In the
second pal north of the small gale at
loot the point from which they
mast hate r
fl nm Mniht'.n'm evidence rim -
Beetled Dalton's i n the 111 a i r
,point ft.. l'hatit". Ti itt '1 and Thomas
harrish, h.' valid• ran. to the dun and
there well' 1111,4e other-; at the corner
of the house. 'Taylor tidke'11 tar
money. Th.• wit nes. mail he 1bought
Hussey said, "Don't give it to 1hcul."
and he himself .aid, "inn don't want.
much." Fnt'ris' will ',mtrthiig hitt
Ila• witness did not know what it was:
i1 alight have Leen. •.'inn had
better put op." 11'1'ouunr mentioned
"f •cal expense•a' in answer to tit
remark* made by Fattish. The boys
then walked to the road and the wit-
ness and the •titters from the 1
followed. They wise two ur three ;set -
gone leaving in n rig, who went hark
earth, and Ilyr' or ten 11011111 ea later
they heard the rig returning. 'Mere
w:a talk of the rh*rivari Abut, it week
before, hot the witness did not kreov
for mune it, was going to take place .in.
tip the party art'iv,.l. 'I'll, erasion the
witnela returned to the house after
driving the yogog lady home Was
Shot he thought them was going In he
a donee.
In an.wer to Mr. l'rrindfnot the wit-
ness said he did not go to Htnsny's on
pttep one W get the grin. Hussey told
him to get, it when he was down.
The witnesw on returning left it In the
rig and either hiulton or Howley took
It Into the house. The witnesss, did
not load It. Hussey told him before
he weft for it list It wag Insrbd.
High ennetaltle W. H. Halley siakh
•
Elliott Drennan hail said In the pree-
mie., Constable Phelan and hietisodf.
J. Sullivan and protcably Kane, that
Ile had lur11 ask.' to take a gun to
the charivari 111111 11:1.1 Chute s., 11"
.lid not lite it off bol TayIor did.
Provincial Constable PheIan said It..
and Detective Murray. Ii1311 to the jail. •u
the 211.11 +e 111 '1' • ylor locule a statement,
alter 1a•itg ttut'i..•.1 ill it anything h«
..1.d .uuld 1+.• 11..•.1 in ,•cid.'lot,• agrin.t
hint. Taylor said that Mcreight said
Ito hint, "llu••ry fired as nee flet and
1 o•1 Wool Int,. -hulk," dlr. Ih'n1111-
1,ud o1rj••1•10-1 l.. (111. as r•tl.i.•irr 4111
th.' ;;rotlul that Ait'(t1.1; hl wvts 11,11
oiera
ttl tt 1110 Un,r, ,nt 11 1V.1.4 dint
Inwse.1. 'Ale. Phale•u said Taylor .rid
he himself Mitt not ttte•1 the shuts.
lhl the way from tit, gkdi.a• rnurt to
the j oil 4111 the Ilh of .lolly )I't'reiglll'
said he 'lied onto one .hut, in :uutt•tr
O. a question (emit \le Phelan uk (o
haw Itt•10 Alias r,0111,1 he Med so close
nte'I her t • 3 ...111,410. 1411 a,•I6•,I goon:
W. Demutbt.,t, K. t',,. ail 1 1;. F.
Itl:.ir appr;ued hoc n nnnt''.•r of lhr
141..3114 ', M. u. ,l,•hn.l.+u lar Joseph
Griffin, and M. G. Cameron and ,I. 1..
!idiot an tor the Lour m.•uliuned in
sal• Iasi i.kue 1"gel hrr wish .Joseph
Buckley. Crown Attorney Seager
ruudnti.•d the pro•truti.at.
DOMINION DAY CELEBRATION,
The tollou in: i. n statement of re
ceipt. 111.1 f•, ltt•ndit nt.'s' iu rmtlurt;1.0
with the Dominion Day .3•11.1.1-11 iurl 411
11/111{. 'I'll's bahu•c.. of 8it.r61 is nn de-
posit 111 Ila• hulk for. the henellt of
next year. t.r11•Inatiuu :
1'.411 !owl. e,n.to'll. 1.1131 grant 51'J.at
lean dodo- or . iti'.•a,. ..
i:NPK' ItITI'Itks.
1'hihln
it -more .
Rule• ion,re.•-tau
.1,1101 Kuuu•.. ..
143. 31 .
1..11.11111;
hill I rang, n, ort. t'. -IM .'.rte IL:',
Pilotage. a...
Tier or .+,r .203l
1 u.•„ori. .1:o;
to Lei ..... .. .. -- :-,act
1 mtll Ikdanre to Book. • iretrU
M.1 Moil rel. 1 'hairp.ut.
_ _
W. T11,4,11149%r, T11,4,11r.
. u..n
anon
tame
Grand Trunk Through System of
Checking Baigage to England.
The system adopted by the (ovoid
Trunk i- tiltv3y Myklent ill marmot'
Will, Ihe, 1 ohne-All:ru in S11.11111411411
lice. LM' through rheekiug ..f-bag-
143ge Io 1,1t••rpo,l. Eughutd, via the
ports of Alolit e:tl :Ind Monnet', Isproy•
ing v1•1• popuLu' stud rs bring wore
/1 11.1 1,t4.1.e used 3,1he nyMt•lu Im.'orlet
gene:lly knurl, mid the romp:usy 1s
reteiviti ttt try . oat•ut,a'y letters
and motives foot inaugurating this im-
proved noelhorl for eller klog and
handling tau+s atlantic. baggage. •
IMx.••ngeas eo1N1•,uplatling n U•ans•
Allt.tic !lip ds
desiring to :nip the11,-
meli-eu 411 11,is system of through
chetkitg to Liverpool Ale reputed,• 1 In
ter that 341 baggage is pt••perly
Libelled with the steamship label of
lie fine by whirls they iuleoid writing
aunt that Inlets leveling "11'naled.- or
••Non 11': .41,- as the rase nuts L•, +ate
attached in order I hat Walt-rtw.in
L.•gg••gr may 1.• kept sep:uile 410111
Itaggag.• loot wanted .1W it :u•rii:tl al
tlestfnat . 1.3l'Is for IIli, 1,1111.0..•
Will 1.• furnished to. the different
steamship agents from tiloom trans.
portal loon is purrhatwsl, Mill should L•
ntlueb,l lit Iktggnge• by 1.w'ner I iefliiv
presenting baggage at station for
checking.
Safe Anyhow.
The story is told in nn.ton of a .11.-
russi.tn aloi.ng the judges as to the
rhoi,-e• of a stenographer. Moat of
thein preferred a wenutn, hal one ub-
je..tasl,
"Nov, why don't you want one;
asked Judge M. "Vot'knuw they are
gem -rally mono to IN. depended ort
than teen."
I'hnt may le 311 Sit," replied ,fudge
lit :
"hut vo11 know 111,/1 in our rases
we often have to he here very IN 4o,
There :t•1• always waled 'it and other
guard• in the eort'ielors. Int you
think it would be prudent In have at
w..1111111 allying with any 411 the
judge. :is late 3s might L• neceewu•y
1,w n sl,'.,.grnphe•r Y'
"Why, what are you afraid of :'
1'outdo', vnu holler•:'"gtie 1 i. tied .I oilue
Y. July Lippineo'1's.
Have You Heartburn ?
1,'. .1.111.' common n ith people
whose digest' 1. posit. Immediate
relief follow. the ti'e• of Ne•rvilin.•.
Mlon,.o h is 1.31131W 11131131. digestion 1.
nand.• tr•rfe•'t, luting .'rite I3..111. in
mot's' rows.. 1•.e 1'..bat,,'. N.•,'v lhini'
nue,• ;ail yttu'11 nt•it•i' Ir• w'it 1141111 it.
I.v't11.,• .'t'r'oy- type 111 si.ttnao•h lis
older 144 r•nnqurred by ,. re•w dtw,'-,
11nt. _.'. 614111. of Ne•t%Rin.. :Array.
room -ion -es. Sold everywhere for the
last fifty yeite.
Miller's !;rip 1'rowil.'rs mare. For
sale by ,la.. 11 il.on.
A man with an aunt bile doesn't
1111 4. Io 111. ;1 bachelor unite.. lie wants
to. New Turk Press.
•.11.0•,; your 11114111131 kill l.lher you
marsh ' -I should say it did. Etrry
idiot Linen asks quest inns shout it."
('Ie%eland leader.
Little N'ilh«In, : 1), table! Why
don't you send same of your pouts (n
1u.ti'nlin. 1 haven't Soy al/111111N
from there in my collection. Flie-
gende lila ter.
A Denver teacher showed the chil-
dren a ropy of Millet's familiar ;M-
ime. "The• Angelus-. mil
dla'II.Jlitll awki•tl them to write the
story told by the I•irinre. Thr fol-
lowing was 1111• prethi•tion of • len.
year-old bay • -It's a man and a July
aa'p irk ill' pthlttns, Thr .ix ,1•111f4i
\chfstl« hl.'w ,old they quit. -
One of the most danger -
ons and repulsive forms of
Kidney Disease ie
oPsy
for which Dodd'e Kidney
P11s aro the only certain
cure. In Dropsy the Kid-
neys are actually dammed
ap, and the water, which
should be expelled in the
form of urine, Sows back
and lodges in the cells of
the flesh and puffs out the
skin. Remove the filth
which phsgs up the drain.
Restore the Kidneys to
health. There is ads one
Kidney Medicine
DODDS
KIDNEY
PILLS
DROWNED AT TORONTO.
Body of Miss Mae putton, of Culross
Township. Takeo front the Bay.
The Idly Ill n y g woman was
taken frau the lay at Toronto
on Tuesday evening of lust week.
It haul ippr•tetly leen lit t It e
water for several days. On 1I'rtlut•k-
d+ty night it w'tu identified by
1'Itiles Botha', (terve of Palo.,.
township. its the loaly,of his dluightrr
Alar. Mr. Button, who i. a Atrium
living • hod our•ywu'1••r miles fr,'ut
'feraw+d'r, had t'e•p•ei%'ea his first in-
timation of the tragedy through the
newspapers. Ile moor In 'Tou3n,lit t
thu1• first trainmaking the itleiililil'a
Don at the gar.
Miss Ihtuoa was alk tut twenly-
seven vi•ars of age 1 had been learn-
ing school from right to len years,
lately being rutplo2'rd at in -shards.
Algoma district. lief recent hollers
had Leel, of ii 1110.1 (+eyelid nature.
and she had expressed ' pleasurable
.all ieii 11 inns ,o1111W ural io0 :tt ho
thus doing away with Ib, theory of
.,,kilo. The polite are inclined to lh.•
belief Mut the 1104.81mi:de y
Indy writ! to the w'bau'. es. ,after her
Irwin had :waived.',grey' Saturday
omitting. There 'alio, app irently fell
into the w•.tter. Mies world have had
I it trail n few hour. Im•fore ratrhi0g
the Iron for the north. '1 he ;a reit s
did mor exie..l their daughter Illlll f•
unlit %Veilitesday, The (kitty trick
bticn home by tht• father.
C. P. R. Connection for Brussels.
I aniu•eIs forst : Iu re:pollee to cur-
respondrnt•r with the 1'. I'Ait. aulhuri.
ties 1.' .1, Leckie, of lta.se fratlic
"upk•riutt•Iilrut Savior ..f, that tura
Wits instanet,r1 to t'lalt $euforij& nod
Ip'tissel. Li ''..'cute tt,llitluual data
r.'l31iv*, to a short line otau11•vt ing the
-es itilh the C. P.
i:.g.•'n retort is
lin the phut and
`iaaud ,,f Ihe tn-
` rk is
also e-11ten t toned
It. at Nanton. NV.
likely
-
likely to be favors -
fe what we mid
tent'ons of the coca _
likely to be , ui'rnt'tl tun'. It may
electri.• ,1.311, ata11.i$'d gauge, with
large for rnpable'tof hauling ten
foregut rtuw, In h•'thee-wa ds changed
to ..lean,. This would afford the•
n.'re.snry 1311p34it' 111 twig lit and
pas„ ager rates and give this st•1.1'
gook' outlet and easy access to the
....linty town and 14 het paints. With
Seaforih and Brussels hat i• large fillip -
ping interests and the 1'. 1'. R. is wide
awake in taking known ti .' of these.
The supposition is that the 'imposed
short Ione would Is• 1. N113111011 10
11'rus.•ter, 1ht'rehv conhrcling t 01
established C. P. N. line 1 heti Wilk the
Guelph & (4.st,rich line.
Sir James Watson's Opinion.
He says that the commonest of all
di.otdl't., and • from whit•li (Pis
,.ranine i• catarrh. Sir .Euros 1111111v
l.li.'vrs 111 1111.31 treatment. w hich iq
best supplied by'Velma horone•." No
ease of ...dal eh can exist whet ,•
Cat arrho%nn• im used : it i. a ' art•
worker, relieves ahuost in'i .iidh• Mud
mires sifter other remedies fail. (lthal
treatments i•1111'1. enol, the disvaw'tl
pats li kf• (',,i al'1'hll%Unto, te.':anN• It
gore. to the sourer. of the tro0ltic along
with the air you breathe. ('at:urho-
%one is free front co•ain.', it 11•aie•s Ito
Lad 3f1.t•a'tTt•rls, it is kllllpdy gall ill'.'s
own ante. Aert'pt 110 .,l.stilate for
('attu'rhox which alone t•an root•
catan'h.
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2 Bargain Days
Saturday and Mondi
next, July I4th and I6th
will be two great Bargain Days at this store. Sweeping reductions in
every department. Job lots at wholesale prices and under. A good
assortment o summer materials that must be cleared out at some price.
Nearly all this season's purchases. Be sure and come if you want tiny -
thing, you are sure to get a bargain. This will be the greatest two
days' sale we have ever offered.
J. 1-1. COLBORNE
Corner Hamilton Street\and Square, - ' GODERICH.
For sale LGra11,tlics cure 1.011.11111111011.
11e.t M TME SA1111TO1. PREPAR TIUNS Connected with
t today I hat
Novi. ) R
'o ran nst ai. •w• . tun 41 un i 41
y i 1 j III IT 11t -
oic 1'11 ora\+ News.
moa \
t K
ssaligkt bap L er than eller soaps,
but is Met whoa used a the $aaligkt way.
Ray $.light bap wad Bellew dtreetisma
Northern NIiviga (On Co.
DETROIT -KINCARDINE
Division
for the te.•th 1ul' Ih.• Lit 1.4 31141 lest
aulisefile pia•p+u•atiuns on the mat -
ket. W.. are :agents for
SANITOL PASTE SANITOL POWDER
SANITOL LIQUID SANITOL TOOTH BRUSH
,fust trey them.
Slw'cial attention 10 :American toilet milkiest.
LYONS & GRAVES TOOTH POW- . Also agent for the
PERS,-RUBIFOAM. TEABERRV,
EUTHYMOL, POZZONI'S & TET -
.LOW'S ;gel ether !cooling fare
I ,w•d••ts, ear.
Nice WHISKS for dusty days
.1. A. Gregory
y
& Company
Hr.t1 estate and Masi•
neer chances in Mns•
katehcwan.
CHANGE OF TIME w, C GOODE
Union Trost
Co's Lands
No tmmn is air poor
- Chemist that he cannot buy
Bedford Block, Goderich these lands.
taking effect July 1 Itb Ln•al areo.•) L. Taub., a• sol., ete.;ght .peeildt.,t., (fall and air the plana,
STEAMER
BRITANNIC";
• will Iritic
KINCARDINE, :KIO p. m,, '
(:ul)1':HI('11, 0:15 p. nl.
se inlays, Wednesdays
and Frit, ..
arriving a:.
I)ETHO11', ;de► it, "t.
Aloul,y+, Thuralays
and Saturday's.
For tialies. and
.pptr to
vrI-
rt. 11. (Htdersteeve,
C. 11. Nlca.lewn. 'I
(loaner infor+n.r, ii.o
LEE, =kb
)lar., 1 oilingw,rod.
't..m \lire.. M.0 nowt
We Make Only
Leaders
'!'here is no place in the
country where you can bay
INNINNIONNWs CLOTHES
tliat are as gootl as those
built by Martin. The only
exclusive tailoring house in
town. r
Frank H. Martin
The Tallbr
75 TOWN LOTS
IN THE BEAUTIFUL
TOWN OF OODERICH
FOR SALE
ON EASY TERMS
P !CES .FROM $30 TO $50
ACCORDING To LOCATION.
Splendid Soil for Gardening.
Streets All Graded.
TERMS:
10 Per Cent. Cash,
10 Per Gent. in 30 Days,
Balance In Twelve:Equal Installments,
Payable Monthly.
For particulars apply to
TWOS TILT, Town.
THE BIG MILL
FLOUR
The BIG LOAF Kind
FIVE STAR PATENT AND
THREE STAR PATENT FLOURS
are recognised • e world over as the standard of excellence. They
are absolutely pu nd do not require to be bleached, as they are of a
fine, natural creamy white color, the color of pure flour. We give the
natural good's d the ighest quality which the best raw material, to-
gether with the latest d most up-to-date milling devices. can produce.
Iso NOT AI,Lnw' yup' I:LF TO Ilk MISLED HY AN 4FFRN uF
t. MJTItiNet Ft 1 NOTION.: -Yup' INt'AIt1AHLY
11 t: IN Tilt: END.
Quality an Absolute Purity
are assured the consumer, first, la and always, and it is on this basis
that we have built up our trade, • , Ging fin years ago, until our
present daily milling capafity is tht thousand, two hundred bags.
Buy Good Goods a Fair Prices
without trashy premiums and accept n mg that is affirmed to be
''just as good." There is no Hour just as g , quality and price con-
sidered, as the "Five -Star" or the "Three-Sta ' brands of patent flours.
FOR SALE BV ALL FIRST -CLAS DEALI.RS
THE WESTERN CANADA FOUR
MILLS COMPANY, Limited
GODERICH
Mills at
WINNIPEG BRANDON
WORSELL'S IIAODWARE
Binder Twine,
Machine Oils,
Harvest Tools
BEST AND
CHEAPEST AT
Worsell's Cheap
Hardware Store
I&d
Hamilton Strut
nom