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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1906-7-26, Page 5s THE TOWN COUNCIL ANOTHER GAS PROPOSITION JOINT STOCK COMPANY IN VIEW. Proposal to Establish Gas Plant with Local Capital Will be Further Dis- cussed at Special Meeting This Eeemng Mrs. Hawley Protests Against Massing of /Bylaws - More Granobthic Sidewalks. The regular mid -monthly meeting of the town council was held on Fo- am, evening. Councillors Elliott and Clark were absent. he ...Alit make wane present ngeu ental- lowing aL loving Hint t1 use his lawn -sprinkler in the forenoon. Under the pr ut Ilt reguh4tiuus water -takers may sprinkle their lawns only after 4 o'clock in the rye'.'lig, just when people want to sit 011 Own. lawns, The emigration was abide by one of the couneillors that a permit he issued' allowing persona to nM• their lawn -sprinklers ntof anladd additional fore- noon „n 011 the pay s.hal•gr. The matter wee referred to thes water and light t•umwittee to see If .11104- at•1'a11genieut 1•aD ire taouIo tU give effect to the wiNhew of Mr. War- nock and others who desire a like change. county clerk notified the coun- cil mil that the a ty rats for the town this year is Is'2.:11111.86, Inst year the cattily rule was $1.l163.11) e r �• tG.z� the trees ; but Vw it war not largely signed it was held Ito ,•1' till the special wasting of this week to see if utheeV signatures cxn be necufe& Attending to Our Vtsltors. The Mayor and Councillor* Young and Blair Wet•e appointed a committee to attend to arrangements iR ounnec• Dori with the visit of the Erma regi- ment and also iu cuuuection with the entertainment of the Old Country bowlers. Councillor Mallows. chairman of the, parks cuuuuittrr, wished the members of the council and utlwis to virlt tie cemetery and examine Jur to the changes Iproposrd to lie made there, and he war authorized hire a rig to take them out there. The quest' of t lwInage of \Vaterloo street wibt discussed. a sample of tine from the Be •Ilrr brick and the works Iwing on baud for consideration as to its suitability for- th* orth* pm•Ixu+e. No decision had- been arrived at when the council adjourned. Protest Agauut Bylaws. A culumuuicatiun from Mr . Kvan- gelia Hawley protested against the passing id two proposed bylaws. one to, chew !furls'. Inns and the other to extend Water Zane. Mrs. Hawley stars that the propo4esl bylaws have been introduced at the instance of I lie liuelph b Uoderich Railway l' pony solely. and that the proposed closing of Harbor 1'r Ian* and the proposed rx- tension of Water lane are for the pur- ls,,.• only of enabling the Guelph A ,...d, rich Railway to perform. 11n its nal t. a bargain which it made with the Western Canada Flour Mills C • pup', that in consideration of a right of • way through the premises of the 111 tern Canada Flour Mills Co. the 1 u) Iph k liodrl•ich Railway would seems. s. the pamsing of the bylaws ulen- tJoa.+1. MI's. Hawley's protest nam Laid over until the proposed bylawhahouW mule 'whir consideration. THE MARKETS, Liverpool and Chicago Wheat Futures Close Lower --Live Stock Markata -Tia Latest Quotation'. Monday Evening, Isis t3. Liverpool wheat futures chased today %d to Ed Iowa Ibis Saturday. anti core futures uoebaased to 1F1 blgber, at l'bleagu. July wheat clpsed :fie lower that Saturday, July curs he higher. and Jdy oats %c blgber. WINNIPEG OPTIONS. at rte Winnipeg opiloe market to-0ay the tollowlag were the closinc wheat ono- nnalie : Jill, 714 4IJ, asg. The bid. Url 741Er. THE VISIBLE SUPPLY. July 29.'t*t July 9.•1111. July 2t,'06. Wheat 23,e15,Wu .4.JUr.WO 11,675,4AU Cora 6,051,e1.0 5,1Ut.uur 070 5aW 5.101,/,W Oat' 4,.71,Ii IW,WI 5.r.. Curies the week wheat decreased 1,uu7.- 4111) 4as4els; corn Ial'reaeed 419U.0W boatels, sad rets decreased 73.,011.1 bushel., TORONTO PRODUCE MANKET. Drainage Needed. %V. I'roudf "d, K. ('.. for John Mc- il.arald. called attention to the enhdi- tiou. at Mr. McDonald's owing to the lack of proper provision fir the sur- face water. The house has leen in. iuo-.1 by water getting into the cellar, And illness has been 'caused in the fatuity by the sane conditiu11. Mr. Mellon:old did not want to resort to htlgalion, hat would be obliged to du ., if the town did not take some tea-°nablr'action in the matter. It was stated in romncil that to ex- tend the sewer 111 relieve Mr. McDon- ald would root Viet The matter was rel. -tied to the chairman of the politic N'ulk. )u - tee for a tepmott. Goidench SuMmer School. A te.plr.t from the commlittee.i11 tb,uge of the arrangements for the wormer .•hood to he held herr August. 0th to 1'2114. that permission be given toete,•llhr meeting tent in Harbor t'.nk and that the Urcrswuy wiring be Jour in order to furnish the tent with eltetlic light, was granted, on the smlllr teI•Ins as last year. A c :cation frot" M..1. Fa r►•, .of the 1' - hotel, railed attention to the need of repairs t, th.• cements iil,• walk in front of his pruprrly. T'he surra inspector woo. instructed to have relents. trade at this pincer mud at 4.1 het pi:Ues lebrre necessary. want, spring. bust....40 C 10 Il• ... Wheat, tall, hush U 113 0 5t Wheat, red, 60.00 63 U 1H T leap oshob goose, 0 75 Barley, bush 0 51 0 112 nae(, bash, 0 4215 0 43 R,4 bush, 0 75 .... Peas. bust. 0 72 LIVERPOOL GRAIN ANO PhOOUCE 1.tverpoo July 29. -Wheat- -Spot motel - nal. Foto es.,; July M 71ed, Neel. Ga 0(1,4. Da. • Tied. Corn-)4pot Mal amarlma lalsed, twee, 4f mad. rotor steady: JWy W 111%: seer es u541. Lard- Prime am lid. NEW YORK irammic'alaa.l r�,,��, ll aly, : v I I e7ef5P tka,ttd IN I:. $IGNA1.: UODERICH ()NIA RIO .Leics- w.. •.yu, w1,Q*1; atop fo le higher; choice to prime, leav7. '=AR to KIR; iu.4Iuw t0 gaud beery. Ka/lu 441.10: butcher: weights, =AU to 44.410: good to amides, hoary, malted, $4.43 to DLO; pave lug. W to 11.55. Steep laud lambs - Receipts, 30,00*; truths 'testis, to emus; sheeeepp dull; sheep. 51 •n to , !..•); readings, 44.76 le 40.23; Ialaut, 15.45 to ea10, The Root of Neuralgic Headache Is an irritable condition of 11e nerves, roomed by cold. Relief comes quickly from Nerviline, the great pain reliever of today. "I cousidet• Nerviljne a magical remedy fur neu- ralggia.' writer Mrs. E. (1. Harris. of Baltimore. "But l never worry if Ner- viline is in the house. A few applies - Dona never yet, failed to kill the pain. 1 can oleo rel• d N1rviliue for stiffness, or tiro and muscular pains." In use nearly fifty years : try Nerviline yourself. A Gal Proposition. A 1,111uuulicati00 frons .Lours 1.. ,Gi:*i,1 staid that n her of the title*. Iden of the town were eon - Ting the forming of a company to e,tahli.h a Etas plant in liolerieh. 1'h.• proposal is to foram a limited joint stork coni pan y, the share's 111 be small and with extended terms of payment : to.':ult•m4s the town for consumers and Ery to get each consumer to benne :t •us'L14older. if sufficient stock were weasel in town to cover one-half the cost, outside capital wax guaranteed for the balance, but if pFo silde the whole amount would he /retired l*..Ily. • The plant. which it was pro- posed to put in wive the sane as one of the plants now in use in the city of d:ue•Iph. Gas is made from hail cont enriched with oil. No bonus. 44) 4r- antee lior exemption is asked, but a liked assessment and franchise for,A term of years Hi Iw mutually 1tgr.ktl upon by the company and the co11nc Alt. Giant prooimd to give furtjr•r inf'11untion at a future meet ins{ eye the )onni'iI if desired, and it t4 ,-. rte•\ (idea to have a special 'meting on Thursday evening of this week and 1" ask %Ir. Brant to attend. An Ungracious Rejoinder. R. Phalen. who recently resign••.I his position as town policeman. went,• thanking the council for kindnesses expended to 1 ' s'Rile in Ihu arrviee of aha• town, and the cnuncil un- graciously tool. the letter es a n` 'minder to paha a rewdutiun that :all mere. ,sad other property of the town 111 pauwahion of the late police- , - men be returned. The clerk wart inatnlct.rd Lo !ink f,'1' a statement. of fho• 4inrlph R (io drrirh Railway Im on deposit 4t it the Rank of Montreal. Water and Light Committee. A number of recommendations 514•)4' received from the water and light committee and adopted : th at the engineer „he in*tnleted to keep the street light* mmming.when passenger bolts are in for the. convenience of the entail.; that the policemen Iw sent �nitt to see what can i.' done in the y of procuring light -takers if an In• .'went line is extended out the road ; and that the contract coal *apply he cancelled nn- ttractrr give sa*urnnce That s hew York, July celpta. 7850. Street ery, 203kc to 21e. 051 ery, twat/OM lu *114-4. Ill rated, lummou t0 e1Ua, 1• ernrectory, rulm1O* to ars w eeeeea Imitation creamery, du,t erste, 141'yr to re. Cleave- Firm; ret'Npts, 1 cream, large, fancy., 11!ye; to Ile to 11'ac; small. fancy. 11% good, 1011. to 111'. lstrrier, r. aluaa, full to light, Ic to Saar Eu. ---111m: receipt., 111,1'131; out°. 17lramla sad iraarb1 tubes, selected, Zee; de., Choice, .s' to x3.; do, re extra. 22c; western, mats. tic t0 144: sods, lac to 1911r; eoutherts, 1.-.1,ec to erg la Berra, quiet. IRY MARKET. Batter--•nlead7: re es : • Extra /realm I prier+ Cream e to 2Vtee: rem, to IS4'.; w.s. , 13.• to 16i, entre., 1s1•,- "'ar.t.' "ream A Happy Death. • At a recent banquet in llalthuore, according to The Herald of that city, Congressman liardnrr a anecdote about the w1111ldlle clergyman and the dying, parirhiuner evoked much Merriment. Thr 1111111/iter was ca11e•d to the bedside of the expiring man, whose name wan Hopkins. "'Opkins," maid t I:,' du ninie, "you're a gist ulan. "I ani." replied H•/ okins. "You're g g to die, 'Opkhim," con- tinued the other. ••1 Villa" groaned Hopkins. -You've leen a lout man, 'Opkil►s." '1 have..' You can't expert to gu to heaven." "I know it," said Hoskins. "Then, 'ltpl• ins„ you'll have to go to the other place." "1 will•' said Hopkins, sdghing drep- dy•'kYrll," coududesl the cons.ditilg pastor. "you ought to be th,lukfulI •uu re a moose ere o gn,'• slate, 'full to good. • fair 1. to Iu. 'moa 4.1l.• .•J NO PRAISE TOO HIGH. Ulu • . July '03rd. -1)4 wild.) --'chat I►. • Kidney Pills will cure dh/lwtrs as well as all other forms of kidney trouble is y well-known fact, but the atateurent made below by Mr. V'luldington. of this place, wows fur- ther and proves that these cures are lasting. He Kaye . 1 was cured of diabetes and other kidney troubles by Ikard'r Kidney Pills three ,•sures solo and 1 Nut plrnleetl 10 1'a)' the C111•e was lasting, for I have been well ever since. Previous to taking Do*ld's Kidney Pills l suffered front diabetes for fifteen years and though 1 tried 1111411v rfuedie* 1 of no relief. l was subjt'rt to neuralgia and pains i11 the head and lutek. 1 thought nothingwould e4 lar rule 1111' 1111 1 trityl Ikedd'r Kidney I'ills. 1 look about fourteen Muses and they e l lelely cured ue. 1 eautla1,t raise Dol`l's Kidney fills toes highly.' t hat) g t 6 L CATTLE MARKETS. came. Firmer Largo Cattle Re- uNtate, Bat Prices Firm at t hirasr Leaden. Jul? 2a Coals are quoted .41 1U%c to 12tree per 14; retrlprstor heel 4•. to 4%c Der .; sleep, mlresred, 14, to 1..4.• pm 14. TORONTO JUNCTION LIVE STOCK. Toronto, July 23.-Itecelpts of btu stack at 11w Chlun Stunk Yards, Tuna' to JUnctlou, werui ss, carloads, conepu"ed et 20119 cattle. 09 &Deep, 94 hugs sod lo calves. Paprrtera. extra for supping • Attie nine, d 'from 44.40 to $:•, with two load. at 11111e more WSW, but they wrest for hest uu the War gel The bulk of the snepplug iuttl"ut0 at Dotweeh 44.60 and $4.M) per l. sold at 44.50 to $4.25. late/era B utchers' cattle ofpm edaalty f 10 scares, and a few Vt crerattle 14 00 to 44.10; loads good.l,4 , *u marl ,•,' common to medium. raised iS.5 to14,1:5. awl rows at 92.10 to 14.2, per cwt. Weeder, sad !Wratten. Oae load of common craters and teed ars sold at 93.50 to $3:x1 per cwt, Veal (Wires. Veal calves sold at 95 to as per cwt, ameer and Lambe. Izport ewes mold at N_:.3 to 14.40 cwt.; Iambs at 41 to 57 per cwt. Hess. H. P. Yennedy quotes the same Drl, ••. as pard by him *sift week V.40. f.o.b., )alt at country points: 43. fed sad watered et Juncno°.ant 44.25 off .Art, wired and nu *tarred. Clark's Canned Meats. made from where.' meat, are absol- utely utely puce and atiolesoine-- all goal meat all good to eat. 4*.. t he t- the coal will arrive at once. An an.ended plaices' of the report. recom- mended that INi electric tight line I* carried from Nekton street. to Wore street to *apply Messrs. Holland. McKinndm andPaulin with light. More Cement Sidewalks. per 1'Ptitions for cement sidewalks weer k received as follows : \1'est nide of Cambria road, wait11 fide of Gloucester terrnre and east aide of Victoria street, being three Nide* of a block. K"uth gibe of Trnfnlgnr street. front Virtotia street 1n H. A. Tnfforl'm. Cohourg street, from Light bruise atrret t) the Take hank. The p•titiona were granted and n day will he fixed for the holding of n rnnrt for the revision of the **amain menta. A 'petition from residents of the north end of Victnrik *treat asked that the walk there be placed nutsidr Northern Navigation Co. Important Notice. STEAMER Rend Tete Signal for the le shames 11f the year lu )•oUr' friend away Irmo BRITANNIC! has leen withdrawn to the Georgian I3ay Service All future mailings between NVINI4)44JR, DETROIT, GODERICH and KINCARDINE are hrrt•by cancelled. 11. Nicholson, TraSte Manager. 14:untia July Vol,.1(3*;. J For the ...tuner. 1 els owe with yew on your vocal .on trip. Wrae ua for your Una, plot.-, paper and .11 photo- graphic euppl,ew. (Jur stock ie always •tartly fresh and chemically pore. W g. special angst ol. to mail orders. ihr to for our 19013 Catalogue. J. H. BACK ,& CO. 4 Mesario Triple, \ t..s&s. Casa& home, He will appreciate its weekly, visit. linty 2.1 vents to Jan. Irt,,I SUMMER SUITS - IN Light -weight Homespuns Molle up in the latest style of cut and -finish AT DUNLOP'S THE TAILOR WEST ST., - GODERICH ARE YOU MARINO $2,003.22 A YEAR? icing .lone watt our gu,,ds. Work is plee.a11, peelwanenl•aUd pioblabl4 Goods used um every house. every day. Ku fake. sal ao need to c1este the demand. Legitimate, reputable bueineu You can start without a rept of capital. Write to day. .:. M".ARSHA1.1. h CO., Wbolrulc Teas. and Coffee.. London. Uat. 011•1111•11111•111•11111EMIWNIMEOMM ORO QF 1 APu • rte-. PHONE NQ. so kurlt9,AV, July 26, 1105 3 W. A. ' McKIM GODERICH Building Sale Five weeks' clearing sale of everything we do not want to put in our new store. 2 dozen men's shirts to clear at 25c. 3 dozen shirt waists, 75c to SI.5o, to clear at each 38C. Pure silk waists, $1.35 and 52.00, worth $2.50 and - ;3.50. Hats up to $ I.50 for 25c. Berlin Wool, all colors, 5c. Embroidery silk, 2 for 5c. These are samples dour prices which will accom- pany the sound of the trowel and the hammer during the next five weeks at McKIM'S BUSY STORE GODERICH 1/4 1 YOUR DRESS SUIT Get it Now. QUALITY Men's $3.0 and $3.50 Shoes E are after th mien who want good- looking, flora le and stylish shoes at • (3 ntoderati' prices. 1 ell ,just put it mildly and say that • We Have the Be' t $3.0o and $3.50 Shoes this Country Produces.\ Ly 11 w Try us on $:3.00 and $' .56 -shoes: You'll bay satissfaction here as we 1 as good shoes. M. REPAIRING A SPECIALTY _•tom• S�� MONTREAL LIVE STOCK. Montreal. July 7J,---15pe)lal.l fable ad styes ou lluadaa cattle were. gement', stroger, and prices 11, laverpoul sad Lou- don Yaw au advance of i'1'31rit aisles at 12e. lu masses!, mew of Cauadiaa rattle were made at mach better ',rips that a week ago- There In been some demand for 'ream freight apace. awl 451 has beet) Vold b1 shippers 0 ranee cattle our Laver. peol space fur august ■uIs d Steyptember, but for prompt shit/meat 351t)atarto mappers pity,saheb has been let at 35. for ♦agrt, and Glatigow at 40s. 41ltpmeuta for the week were 3035 cattle, ITS sheet, Ne.•elpts, wets 1JW rattle, 2.0 Calves au Innen cows, tsar sbtep and lamb. mud 44)0 hogs. The hear) rains which glad- pened rewing tee effect on rts •tlie the market for had cattte. anti fool cattle were marl ya tee 10*1'r to yrler A few heed of good steers were bought by shippers at 44.1'► to 43 per 1W Ile.; pretty good cattle sold at 36ac to 4%., and the eummaa Mach at 2414 to 314* pee Ib. Milch cowsAaatd at from 1'L, to 4:0 earn. Joseph R111074 blvd 41250 for a superior calf; the ethers said at $2.60 to 413 la sold 9 9Yto 41.0 per I ; mbs at 13 to �ek.Thre un was no change In the • es were °111514. mar- ket for buds• Supplies good, whack the around from Datetefs was t f ol this, couplet' source.nu,Capadtaee Oral a 4:4405, fromceil IC tended toged to treoLtheO the mat krt wow. but there was no further •,rens! in prier. Bala of selected lots wore made •t Is to 45.211 per 144) t w.. weighed Q )en EAST BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET.I Nest Buffalo, July 'l3. 4atnr Receipts. Bop, actlre; steady to strong: butchers. ar steers, ' B5. au w ga. mapping, $5 to $o.i5 bu cows. 44.5u to F•.40; letters, 9 x,, stn -hen 1s 2; to (4 Su; bulls. 48 10 .3!' s, stockers and feeders, 13 to 44; stork 82,,50 to 83.25: flesh cows tad springers steady, 419 to 90)• IOc to 20c blither; Ross - Eoo•Pta. 20; pokers, II E.leery sod mixed, 97,10 to 17. 4-004rs, 16 to Val; DtSe. 97.20 to 47.35; roues. 90 to 48.70: stags. t4 50 to as; 11) t0 97.10. 7; flow: raven sad tames 'triplets, lambs steady; sheep lower: Iambs, 41,.50 to 17.1'; y srll)ga, 98 to 40.231 wetlen, 115.70 to 15.75; ewes, 94.75 to 961 lace", allied, 44 *0 93.25. NEW YORK LIVE STOCK. dew York. July 23. Beats Receipts, 3947. steer. 104 lower; hells, t �1 so sower, rows. 104 to 15,' lower; at 84.90 to 9e per 100 Ibs.;DOM 11.41440 0 to 44.%%,; nue boll, 54.95; care at to 94.25. caves- Receipts. nee. Peale steady to lower; higher: bnttermllke slow std 21" comaos to prime reels St 43 to 97.75; S0U' .bole• 1011 111 1a. W; buttermilks, 44 44.75. µw•1' te. '3U.:•'J: stoop =pep and Iambs , to *2 UAW: 1'94 to 23c lower; lambsA solJ at t`1 to : common to prime "bap eons et sl 50 to 92.50; common to rlolce lambs at 55 to $7. is OW feeling s shade Hop t.s . tet'l ltglr; erste ud Pr'°f U)`?��u Deg 1' ■t 41.98 to 97.49 a CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. (Veer,. Jelly 21 ('sole fe.elptdl 20, 000; Moody; common to prime steers. 44.21 to 44.90; rows. 12.75 to 34 30: heifers, 42.73 to 4ti.%B; Mille. 12.0) to 1.4.78, seisms. 13.75 M )f Ut=119p ud feeders. ren in as 4\ Next Door to Postoffice S. J. YOUNG OUR GENUINE SELLING -OUT SALE \ ♦1 Dungannnn ion,. Ont. still continues with unabated success. Many thanks to our customers and the public in general for their ready response to our advertisement. While our sale has by far over -reached our expectations in every way, yet we have still a very largestock to dispose of, and from this date forward we, will try and give our customers more prompt and better attention. I might just say that we will give special attention to the following lines of Merchandise for the following week, namely : Dress Goods, Table Linens. Plain and Fancy Handkerchiefs, Boys' and Youths' Clothing, Carpets and Linoleums. DRESS GOODS. ''''''''''''''4' 1\'e have still over 123 pieces. One linnthred and tw':enty-fivo pieces to select from, which includes some of the nt'west and most up-to-date goods suitable for present or fitIre use, such as Lust' el, Mohairs, \Ilientiettas. Tenet ians, Rroaticlot lis, \, ('rispines, Fancy 'I'sveed Suitings and many other lilies too illllnerous to mention, ranging in price from 19c to $1.23. if you have not as yet seen our Dress U ods, it will certainly be to your advan ge to take a look at our assortment hefu e basing. Our prices aro right. HANDKERCHIEFS. This ik a line of goods that for want of,spaT.l' we could not give any attention. Nt'xt week we will have our complete range e11 display at prices ranging from 2c toN$1.23. Call itnd see them. BOYS' AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING. We have *till a goody assortment in these lines, but would urge all who want a good suit for their bay or boys to come out soon and get the hest choice, as delays are dangerous. Your obedient servant, •\ TABLE LINENS. .11tst a word to intending purch- asers of these goods. if yon are in need of anything in these goods it will pay yott to ho on hand next week, as we are going to\lake a special effort to clear this line. \ At. present we have a good complete range, which includes Table Linens, Ta a Cloths, Napkins, Tray ('overs, Sideh ell Drapes, ('entre Pieces, Doilies, ret ve tempting prices. CARPETS AND LI OLEU.MS. Out assortment ut thiSline is still good can CIh►m% you goolgoods at very low pricey. , • ,l fv. 1100 Hepta at. !sale prier\ prier (toil Union Carpet, :311 in. 45c `v:3'2e / e •1 i►Qc •'(7c 2 -ply all wool 75c :3 -ply all wool, extra heavy $1.00 Linoleums. 2 yard wide Scotch $1.00. 70c 4 yard wide .Scotch `4- ' 1; $2.00 1.60 4 yard wide Scotch $2.40 1.95 41 7Ac Kindly rentemher that this is a amine Selling -ort Sale and will he continued for the 60 days as advertised. 4 S. J. YOUNG, Dungannon, Ont. We have our NEW FALL GOODS comprising THE LATEST MATERIALS for this particular kind of suit. Frank II. •Martin The Tailor IND aw We Have I Everything You Want 1 That is, Everything to be Found in an Up-to-date Hardware Store. Screen Doors and Windows Refrigerators Lawn Mowers We have several makes of Lawn Mowers. Scythes \Ve handle the famous DiSTON Scythes. Hay Rope We handle the best American pure Manilla, i D made of strands 12 to 15 feet long. CaII and examine. We handle several other makes also. lO• rRg bra i'iF�,��1"; 1`Ir i r� wk Binder Twine We handle the famous PLYMOU'i'H Twine. Gold Medal, 65o ft. to the lb. Green Sheaf, 55o ft. to the Ib Cement We handle the famous NATIONAL PORT- LAND Cement. Already our sales, this year hive exceeded the whole of 1;ist year. It speaks for itself. in -Williams Paint 1' is aint is`knosvn the' world over. Our sales we n ver as large as they have been this year. Wh- o,ce used you will use no other. a 4. She 1 Harnes We ha :end the two sets of new Harness, one at $7.6o Lir at $9.20. Hammock \Ve have H: mnlocks at from 75c to $5.00. Something - Zenoleum "Linoleum is asl fectant put up in bottles and different -sized ca sr. One gallon of Zenoleum .nixed with water Will make one hundred gal- lons of disinfectant. .Use it round your sinks, bathrooms, cellars, . ables, outhouses; etc. For flies on horses and ca lie use one cup of \Zenol= a um, two cups of ra oil :id' twenty cups of boiling water. Sponge or spray on. 1 t does �Y. ,.not destroy the hair, b makes your horse •� glossy. Cows not both red with flies give more milk and keep fat. Plumbing, Heating, E : vestrough- Eng, etc We keep a large and competent staff give you prompt attention. :dud t';ill 46,E-�Yb • -..1,"11 -, 1 CHAS. C. LEE 'Phones Store, 22 ; House, II2. • 8 Good advertising iii The Sinal will. bring good Emil