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TILE SIGNAL : GM:EIt1CH, ONTARIO
'1'uumwar, Jauuary 16, I9US
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THE NEW COUNCIL. A New li err cutretipou taut Hands to
us the following extranet fr rue
porta of the exodus flout the Coiled
yitatee which began with the first
gigue of the fivaabefal deli ersiuu some
weeks ago. QUI eur•espuudeut makes
Nome rummies o0 the enuatiun which
nuditaate that he is not very sorry to
tete the foreigners go :
"The ('alelilla, of Lite Alll'hur lint•,
which sailed for Mediterranean pude
today. war a veritehle floating village
of Italians. She tati•riad 1374 ttassee-
ge i, and left *time un the pier le -
retire her SAX lludatiuns were trued
to the uLulwt. Actual figures show
that mote than :3d,4J(** steerage peasru-
gurs have taken their departure during
the pteseut week alone and that will be
a fait' average for the six weeks of the
big rush.
, luquiry tiluung exchange brokers
and steamship agents develops the
fact that au enuttuous amount of
money is beiug taken away by threw
people. Accotdiug to estimates mink
from careful ultwrvations when pas -
rt i t their
•1 booking and tt
afro art wok
grog K K g
motley average
changed the K
about 5•,1ogt ,apiece which they take
with themea Assuuling then 1bat dur-
ingtNxf per-
sons
n() Ir. than n N3 r
six weekst
1,
sons go $away, they will have carried
to the other aide about $l:3,2Utat$K 1.
'"These people are very thrifty.'
said John. A. Sweeney, travelling
passeolfer agent of the Anchor' line
*and they have' leen steadily at work
during 'the past year. A large ler.
cettage of thrill. particularly the
Italianr, we call "Flattens" That is,
they come over here without any idea
of becuuligg ciTilfr, sate every dol-
lar aside from their actual living ex-
hpenses, and then return to their
omes to enjoy spending it. not re-
turning until they come for the pur-
pose of accumulating more.'
"• •$olue of ocelli. tin. have (leen
frightened out by the recent 11.
nancial crisis. \Vhile 1 was in
ttaazelton. Pa., recently an Italian
women came to our (agent to get it
ticket and have her money changed.
She drew from somewhere in the
recesses of her inner gartuenta a► roll
of bilis which wait• tea greasy that
they actually stuck together. \Vhile
we were engaged in counting the
filthy stuff it was necessary to send
for it diainfec•Wnt. It turned out that
•she rues in poesni•sion of 5:3.1011, which
had been drawn frau the bank, some
time 'adolt•, and had determined to go
(tack to Italy because she feared omit
she would be robbed in this:country."'
INAUGURAL MUTING
N NMELD MON.
DAY
Standing Committees Struck Ap-
pointments Deterred to Friday
teen:ng Treasurer Horton to
Have Two Months' Leave of Absence
Workingmen Ask to Hove Some
Municipal Work Started.
The statutory meeting3uf the Lottn
council wan+ held 1111 Monday morning
,telth Alayue Mau•klin iu the chair. He
expreseetl-his pleasure and his appre-
ciation of the hoover contented upon
hint in bis eIoctien to the office of
Mayer, which, however, he raid he
'might not continue to hold fur long
.treferrinii to the expected application
t1
o l• fo • a
recount It of
►t
1 two
1 1 1
from
t e council
pie duties
of tb
1. Th
the laalluts
ut Mot, In. said, would Ix• scriuus 01111
the councillors ulurt be prepared fur
hutwell.
Their
{
welt
fun would
be
mu sinecure. He expressed the supe
that the cuu)cil 'largely a iiew hodyl
would work (4tgether harmoniously
and not divide hew cliques along pol-
itical or any ()thee Tines, amt at the
cud of the year be hoped they would
he able to show at leattt es good a
record as any previous council hlul.
The matter of ettendiug to the
transfer of insurance policies uu the
Kensington furniture factory was left
with the !gayer end clerk.
Au spplicatiott (mut Mts. it(iuile
'for rent of house to K. ltubitta)tl dur-
ing the lime he wan quarantined was
flied.
rhe ordering of the usual copies of
The At '$pal %Voild for the council,
clerk, woweeor utul tit•asnrer was de-
cided mi.
A letter front the Wheel Bigg Cu.,
,stating they would Ix• ready fur the
heeding over of the mutecipia loan by
February let and reeking the council
to 'mike provision for it. wait referred
to the finance committee.
In response to a letter feting the
Iluty Engine \Vorks Co., the bylaw
granting them a. Iran of S:r,,iss1 was
given its third reading. The appoint-
ment of it Veluattr to Value the peen -
cot dant was refentd to the public
works cow ulittee to report at the
regubu• meeting of the council un i''ri-
any.
petition, signed by fourteen air
fifteen working men. asked the cuuu-
cil to start some ntunicipel work, such
a4 excavating, to relieve the present
depress' . This was referred to the
pubiic works committee.
The usual bylaw to itittleirize the
Iot•r owing of y for municipal
purposes until the taxes conte in was
pearled. The +uuount was lidrited to
A ateteuseut trete the Bink of
fontreal of the different town ac-
t• tints ware aaa follows : William
(' nplell, collector, bale nee at credit.
yt r 1 ; town of (toderirh, current ac-
cost talattcr at credit. *Keel ;
liudellrb town. ravings bank uceount,
beliance at credit. 71$3 ,3*. la ; W. 1..
Horton.. tleaaurer of water and light
teenutiodam. overdrawn, 511,1:*u.4r.:
under diet not on the tow n'e notes, on
urr•nt at sol. *Basel ; under tile -
0111 1• tel ituprot,-meat account,
*1 17.101.510,
Ou motion if t►eputy Reese t , AI.
Elliott and I)r. ($allow. the strikingg
int -menet. was a111x11r)teal of the fol-
lowing moat,' : The Mayor, the
Reeve, 11 W. omeon, J. C. Leitb-
waite 1 H. C. Mi sings. The stand -
lug conmitteea fro the year nue as
follows .
Finance committee Deputy Reeve
Elliott. Dr. (fallow, 1 W. '17 eon
and Reeve Mta.ean.
Public works relent tee J. C.
I.aithwaise, B. C. Monet ge. J. W.
('raigic, Reeve McLean a 4 C. 11.
Humber..
Cemetery and parks comutitee t'.
11. Homher, Deputy lteevc\Elliott
.and .1. W. ('raigie.
Market committee B. U. pun oda,
Reeve Mclean, 111. Gallen and . C.
I.aithwaite.
Special, relief and reception et e.
mitttee Dr. °allow. J. W. craigie
1I. W. TI run.
Fire committee - 11. W. Thomson, B•
1'. Shaming* and C. 11. Humber.
Water• and light t ittee- J. W.
1'raigie, (Deputy Iteere Elliott and
1)r. Willow.
Conten of revision- deet. Mtsla•au.
Deputy Reeve Elliott, 11. C. Munn.
lefts. J. C. Laithwaite and 11. W.
nouveau.
It was decideel to hold the regu-
lar meetings; of the irrluncil toll the
brae /and third Fridays of the Month,
las lie.etofole.
The appointments to the beard of
health, public li1,rary load and the
1 uelr,,fiat LastituU bmt.1 were de-
ferred until the regular meeting on
Friday uight.
Aft application from Treasurer Ilor•
Lola for a two months leave of absence
It t grunted. the appointment of as
treasurer dining his lalxeurr Irving
left over for the regular meetingQ
- Thr euggemtion is to appoint Clerk
\I,'K1111.
AI. O. Johnston's ieeignatiuu :IN en -
n
ginrrr• in connection with the tir -
lithie sidewalks. etc., woes accepted.
The tieing of the new clerk's eatery
was left for the regular tureting on
Ft•iday night.
Only two members at the boaanl tee
ropy the some mote its last year,
Meter. M ;Lean and 13. C. Munniugs.
Dr. Macklin hal ai centl ill the Mayurm
throne, and his place is taken by An-
other tt:preatentative of the Medical
MARKET REPORTS.
Liverpool Wheat Futures Unchangat(,
Chicago Lower -Live Stock -
The Latest Quotations.
Monday Evening, Jen 11
I ire rivet wheat 1 W r•'e ,betel to -day
unchanged to %d higher than Katurda"•,.
uhd runt futorea led lower.
At Chicago May wheal Mooed 1t40• !owe,
than tiatuniay; May tuna unchanged. gar,
May oats tee lower.
Winnipeg Options.
Following aro the closing Quotations on
Winnipeg grain futut-'. to -day
Wheal -$t Sala had, May $1u> hid
Oats. Jan Md, May Sae 1>•d
Toronto Grain Market.
Gram--
\Vhesl, spring. hush w es to $....
Wheat, fall. bush 100 1 01
Wheat, gopee. bush 0 90 ....
Wheat, red. bush 1 00 ....
Ry4 bush •014 11
...
Peas, hush 0 .
Buckwheat. Mean ........ OM 0 3
Barley. bush 0 00 e C
Oats, Duet 063 ....
Toronto Dairy M erket.
n sat
r
Rutter, del Ib. role
Stutter.
tubs .. 0 i, 0 2$
flutter, creamery, Ib. rolls.. 0 29 0 30
Rutter, emery, bore. ... 0 '29 0*
P:ggs. new -laid. dozen 0 L ....
o22 .
1•' cold -storage. Omen
igr. orsYe.
e t ....
t'teeesr treed., Ib 354 , ,
'saes., twin, Ih0 13% • • • •
Monty, extracted.Ib 0 13 0 13%
New York Dairy Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 13. -Batter, firm; re-
ceipts, tsar eraatoerr, specials. 31,4c, ex-
tolls, 'Ir; third to first, 21e (0 'be; held,
aer,•ml to sspeciala, 29r to 0%e:- elate
cLvin, common to flat, >k to lOc; process
rr.n)nen to special. Lir to Pic; western
(artery, common to first, Ike to Me-
cham., firm. ru- elpts, 132: state, full
cream. small, colored Arid while, (Inc.
do . large , 4ored, fine. 144.e; do ,
while. Mite: do., good to prime, 14e to Ire;
A0 late October end early November
make. lac In 13%e: A•,., winter. Ile to
12,•: do.. common to fair. ase to 11%ic;
metres, lc to 11e.
F.gya. Oran: receipts. 401: Witte. Pwnn-
aylearda rind nearby fancy seterted.wntt••,
Air to 3e: good to choir.•, 911• to 3e:
brown and mixed fancy. 9,• to Mr: first.
•?Mr: weltaro and apothem Trot, !7C.. or-
conda, Mc to Mc,
Huron's' Claim Supported.
The Toronto World says ()f the
Chalet which Huron county boa pre -
'tented to the Ontario Government in
respect of the Provincial good toads
fund :
"Fifty years ago the then citizens
of the county of Huron were pro-
gressive enough and courageous
enough to buy out their toll system
and construct a complete toed sylteln
a: a repaid cost of 11000,011). During
that half century the burden of debt
ban leen steadily lessened, hot some
debent ,roe yet remain to be redeemed.
Some years ago the legislature passed
an act authorizing contributions to-
ward establishing county road sys•
trios to the extent of une-tltird of the
needed outlay. The act is not retro-
active. and thus imposes, in a reuse,'
a penalty un the progressive and en-
terprising spirit of earlier generations.
"Huron county has to keep in re-
pair, and from time to time replace,
111) bridges- -necessary links in their
chain of roads. Debarred, gas the
present ritlzene are, front obtaining a
grant under the Road Act, they have
sppeeled to the Giver nt for as-
sistance in reepte3 of large :and im-
'met let e expenditure newnss'ry for
bridge telt•airs and renewals. Thr case
they present teems to The World to
be worthy of favorable consideration.
either by eptciel grant or toy extend-
ing the scope of the act to cover rases
where heavy pee•uniat•y engagements
have been undertaken, (sr are now
again net-esealy 111 a matter admitted
to he partly of Provincial iiuput•tance."
VALUE OF RIGHT BREATHING.
Health Coates Pram Knowing How and
What to Breathe.
Dust laden with thw germs of con-
enul tion et• other disraase is ihhaled
by all who esu the elrrtet11, but disteiase
le nut developed antras the germs find
editions suitable for their lodgment
growth.
"Ith people hat ung e•atar-h there
ideal vulture medium fol these
as the irritated membrane and
ed tissues alta a but -lett whew
oat thrive and multiply until
itune•It111i and active
re catarrh, you should u11
simplest and .Ietickest
t method of Hyomei,
whist• won erful meedicatetl air is
taken in wit the air von hteathe,
directly follo 'u aand destroying alt
Kerns that hay . been inhatteel, repair.
ung any dam
worked and so It
the thetae as to
germ infection no ti
'rise unusual Way
is soil should dispel a
curative properties, 11
eters to refund the pr
whole it fails to benefit. •%'oil do not
risk it rent in testing the waling vir-
tues of this breath oI lit fat with
every *1,est outfit .I:at. Wil n gives a
o r
renter)) 1
M u
orelievea Y
ort a
Ilal a
ode t
K
refunded.
('1
all
is an
genu
'weake
germs t
they are
If you
the eusies
cure, the d
CATTLE MAfikETS.
Cables Steady -Hogs the Weak Fea-
ture of U. 8. Markets.
t.ON11a]N. Jan .: - London cables are
Ormer, at Ile o, 13.- per Ib., dreamed
weight, refrigerator brier is Quoted at Vie
ter Ib.
Toronto Junction Lite Stock.
TORONTO JUNCTION. Jan. 11. -
Receipts of hve stock at the Juno-
lien Market were fit) carloads of setae,
trey. lambs and (-elves, and 50 horsed.
Exporters.
F:aprtevs sold at 14.:3 to 14.16. and a
few pe t1 *1 steers brought $5.1254: export
bums old at IST. to $4.50 per cwt.
Butchers
t•hedtc placed lots sold et fen to 0;
01,40 elft good. sere to $4.10: medllmn, $4
t•s fa::.. 'common, test to iib, cows. 83
to $4: oionicis. $1 In
Feeders and Stockers.
e they may beer
ling and vitalizing,
•rider catar'b and
igen poteilsjjtt.
which Ilyoulei
doubt et to ilea
• .I,yi. W\'ilson
it to anyone
None nil
of fair weft,
MII
waken •
MO each.
. but $mod oualtty stews
is are In demand.
rs and Springers.
springers sold at $30 to
1 Calves.
Veal calves sold at 11 1 . 80.50 per cwt.
Sheep end Lambs.
ptpnrt ewe', tit to 94.34. yearling ewes
and writers, Si. 2 to 14.30. Iambs. 075 to
11a rrel.
H
Setae( a were nuotedal C,.'•' and lights
010 on fed end water d bouts,, and $6. 75
f o.b. ears, at r•ountry Vointr
Montreal Live\Stock.
MONTREAL. Jan. 13.--ISpeelal.)-At the
Montreal Stork Yards W End Market
the receipts of live stock for the week
e. BSI sheep
How to Secure Farm Hein.
During the pant folic yeare the tim-
e, tion Army has succeeded in bkir,g-
iug to Canada a got,Jd clai of farm
latalrere and demesne rcrvalnte.
{{profession, Ur. ()allow. tr. M. ' I• Nothwitlutending the protest merle
liott r cupies the Deputy _Reeve's 1)i some sections of the ruuntry, that
eclat to the right of the Mayor. l',
11. Humber take the end of the table
\vhrre Mr. GuhlLh:Heir formerly sat
and ef. %V. Thorneon has Dr. ('lark's
old meet opposite. J. W. ('raigie fllis If.
13. Beckett* seat, and J. C. L►ithwaite
holds down Ex -aldermen Reid's old
chair.
FELT YOUNG AGAIN.
Wonderful Work Dodd's Kidney Pius
Did for Mr. G. J. Worden.
\Vickham, N. 13., .len. 1:Ith.--(Mpe•-
rieli.--Mr. G. J. \Vor?en. the- old and
reverted e tttttt nietioner or Wickham
civil cou*rtl, is one of the veteran
Canadian. who can Nav, "Dodd's' Kid-
• ney Pille made. me Leel lilt it young
luau." Mr. Warden given the follow•
ing experience.
i was afflicted with kidney trouble
fur over twenty-five years. t antlered
\vith pains in the beck and loins. and
it was with great difficulty 1 could
urinate. Doctors failed to help me,
and an operation brought me no
permanent relief.
"An ndvertfreulent 1e11 Inc to try
Dodd's Kidney Pills, and I firmly be-
lieve by the grace of God they have
donee all for me that f, chained for
them, for it seemed to me 1 wax a new
end young man made out of an old
one.
Adair minted one of the luxuries of
life. Iles couldn't laugh in his sleeve.
there fel a surplus ()f leiter, the Atnmy
officials lied there is still a great de-
mand for agricultural laborers, rind
they have found it necesxtry to char-
ter several ocean liners to supply the
need. The call for fern) latorer•s
cohuiet from all pens of the Dominion.
and now that the Ontario Govern-
ment has decided not to continue stun -
plying farm help, and as it is likely
that immigration to ('anadee►ilI not
commence until late in April, the de -
mend for settlers reining out under
the Army auspices will he very great.
The lirst chartered Chip will be the
"Kensington." sailing from Liverpool.
February 'pith, for British l'olumMa
points, followed by the 'Southwark,"
on March :ale tor Ontario point
the •'Ionian," from (iltugnw, and the
"Kensington," from Liverpool, on
March pith.
Farmer., who have net Inede appli-
cation for help for the coming season
are advised to write for application
forme and filrther particulars to
Lieut. -Colonel Howell, 3) Albert
Street, Toronto, Ont. The class of
immigrants supplied by the Army has
given gout satisfaction throughout
the country, and the experience the
have had in the past Sears in Ibis
direction will evidently qualify
then for selecting suitable farm help
this season.
ending Jan. 11 were 4304 es
and lambs. 1714 hogs and 113
supply offered for local con pion ted"
morning consorted of 11100 raft 500 sheep
and lambs. ISO bogs and 60 raPves Altho
the supper of rattle war fully ell) head
larger than a week ago. the uadlertone 111
the market for good to cheers stock was
stronger, and prices show an aadiMnre of
I.., per Ib-. which la due to the. soasrtty of
these grades thrinut the country apd the
high pricer demanded for the sante ht
farmers. one of the nldert dealers til thr
trade slated this morning that he drove
for four days thru the country last Week
and could Hct enure sufOctent 19,00' cst-
1). to make op a eeriest'. for Which tit-
hed to pal' the farmer* lee per Ib. f*
some of these cattle, which weighed fron
1311, 10 1500 Ihaeach. and mold them hers
this morntnt: for Mee per lb. The otter-
Inga of common to fair stock were snare.
to fill all reoufrementa and vslues for
thew show little change
Conal 0 ring the heavy snowstorm ell
day yesterday end last night, the condi-
tion of the market round not have been
better. and, as there was a large atten-
dance of both local and outafdo buyers.
an oeuve trade was dose and a good
c learanoe were made. Choice beeves sold
at fn- to Pae, gonad at Pec to OW. fair at
,',eke to 4'4c, common at ALL 10 3414c and
Interior at Mc to 31 per lb. Owing to the
continued -snail receipts of sheep, it. Rym-
er feeling has developed In the market.
and prime are about tjc per lb. blgher.
The local and outside demand for lamb.
1a fairly good! sad an active trade was
don. at firm prtrre Choler Mork ro4o at
a, good at Parc to bitr, and common at S-
in
1n wtc per Ib. A weak feeling deveoped
ib the market for hogs, and Pelee. de -
rimed Sr to 40c per cwt. This was ■t-
triMned rarity to the large tna'asoe 1n
recemta. there bdtta over 7000 head r
he
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eelved aloe. Saturday, which were target,
1i. roc+aa of local rettuirement& and, as
. ape .dvMrn on 4'anadian bacon have
hero anything but encouraging, parker"
el owed little dtmpaakioe to operate freely•
on Saturday sales of 'tweeted lots sere
made at SAO per 100 Ma. weighed off
rare., but the heel hid holders could obtain
to -day was 51.S. which many of them
r"f,aNrd to areent• as they had paid all
the way from 05 to 1011 per 100 lbs. for
hemi. f ab. ears, et country notate, erte-
sequently the indications w.:ro that a
number would be carried over for later
market.
When a man's wife goes away on a
lengthy visit the chances ars that be
enjoys it al pouch as sbb docs.
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Genuine
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East
Buffalo
Ganite
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t.Ater R1.'P-FAL.O. Jan. 13 -(Milk= --Re-
,eirts, Aro head; setter; best steer.,
strong to weedy: others, steady; prime
aeere. 16.00 to It:86. shipping. 76 to 030;
hutrherie, $4.3 to 36.16'. heifers, i3.50 to
Li. rows, !r to $(b• bulls. le to 100: etoek-
era and feeders. WA to 14.40; stock be4f-
era,Y.-b" to ta' fr•wn rows and springers.
aeady. 711 to �t64.
Veale-Reodpta 1110 heed: active and
steady, tF to MS.
'logs-Reteipte. ."4,1100 Amid: artier, and
tar lower: haat y. m to $4.40: r oc
oaXh. 3t 71 to 1190
Plea 84.11
stags. Lto $150: dated.., t4,25 In 84.40.
%chewy and 1,amb*-Reee{pta, "$,OHO head.
sheep. emir• and steady; lambs, stow
and I:w• lower larnbe. IR to retie year-
lings. $( to $4.5,: veethers, 30.30 to 0t, ewes,
i. to 14.50. 'Moro. mixed, *2 to Shin.
Chicago Live SW*.
t'HN'A(;O, Jan. 11_eattse-Rerelpta rs-
tlmatedd at about 40.000 Mead: market ar-
I1Ne bat leveler: •teen, $4.26 to Illi; cows,
322.76 to $4-10. heifers, 12.50 to M3: hall.,
wig to $t.3; (Alyce, 1.t to MM. stockers
and feeders. Oso to $4.0.
)togs-Reeetplr estimated at shoat 00.4100:
market lee to tie •Ilower;
eholc• 84.0 heavy to
. pptng. 14.10 In 1(46:
$4 15. choice light. 14.30 to $4.30: light mix-
ed. 14.11 to $4.31. packers. V.90 to $4.25.
pigs• SILO to 34.18; bulk of sales. $4.:70 to
34.16.
sheep and farness Rerelpte eatianted
at about MOM, market 70r to lsc higher:
sheep. 34 to 16.$0; lamb,, $4.75 to 30.40;
yeartlaaa. 14 to M.M.
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Keen Curling.
At a Border curls nit Klatch two old
cronies were playing on different
sides. There were only two stones to
finish the game. lams, with due de-
liberatiou, threw hie stone and laid a
pot•lid for his rink. John inlmteli•
ately followed with hie Ant, and
threw the :Anne so well that it n••
moved the other end ley at the side of
the ter, thus winning the match.
Jinnping into the air in his joy J shn
enure down. and breaking the ice
plunged into the water. When he
rose• to the perfects he cried. "flu, led,
eve won, Nn' if 1 donna get uot 0'
hero pit tea state oe the grave."
OF
General Merchandise
FOR FIFTEEN DAYS ONLY
Commencing Saturday, January 18th
WE WOULD AGAIN REMIND OUR MANY CUSTOMERS and the. public in general that
we havelanned for one more clearingsale and will endeavor to make this one the largest
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and best sale we have ever held. In order that this can be accomplished we am MARKING goods
at such BARGAIN PRICES that the shrewdest buyer cannot but recognize the truthfulness of our
statements. If you are in want of any goods for present or future use, we feel satisfied it will be to
your advantage to call and see the bargains we are offering. Below will be found some of the lines.
Come early and often.
Dress Goods
We are placing our Entire Stock at kargaitt
Prices, containing about 1,000 to 1,200 yards of new
and up-to-date goods, being last fall's purchases,
comprising 'Venetians, Oulber Cheeks, Chiffon
Broadcloths, French Worsted Suitings, Tartans,
Cashmeres, Sordes, etc. f Listed as follows :
Lot t, regular 35c, 4oc -and 45c, sale price,' 25c
!ar riot and t sale rice
Lot 2�.eEgu 5oc, 75 P • 39c
Lot 3, regular 751. 85c, and roc, sale price, 55c
Lot 4, regular $t and 711.25, consisting of French worsteds.. Ven-
etians, chiffons, broadcloths and silk mohaus, sale price, 79c
Large Ind varied assortment of black dress sugings in 7 yard
,lengths. Regular $t.00 and et. 25, sale price. 79c
't3
Ladies' Fancy Collars
2000 yards of Print
to sell
Alttct��tri :1111 vatdi of good, licit 1 r
Canadian print. regular buts stale,
7;c. About 1,:101 yards Putter's
English print, regtilar 12',c, lilt.
The above is good. new patterns
but most Ise rlertred tut for
spring ur•ivuls, Don't Miss .-en-
ing these goods.
Flannelette, 6.'.c
• 4119 yards of gond. heavy ('an -
(Wien flannelette, fn assorted
fancy stripes, 21) `inches 1�'e
wide. choice VOL
Wrapperette and Em-
pire 'twills
:3W yards choice wrapitelette
patterns, in blur, pink, navy,
cardinal :and dark K re y.
regular Ilc and 1'21ja:, 10C
sale (J
^J3) yard, a wp ttoo twins, dainty
luell.erns, lega1 e, 12C
sale
Ntnall assortment of dank rd
reversible wraappe'rettes, regnlat•
U1c and Lex, salte......... QC
Ladies' Waist Lengths
.Si whist lengths, comprising
deleines, poplins, nun cloths,
ell gteel new patterns. 35C
3 le and 48)c regular. sale.
Ladies' Waists.
.turn a small at,4,l•tlllel)t to
clear, in color's. black, pale blue,
and treats. Neatly and fashion•
ably Mede from ,food 116N
cloth. ItegIulae, $1.95
$3 t0(, snake
Ladies' and Children's
Knitted Underwear
A barge and varied nt t 1.1.u:rut
to select from nt privets that you
•.at,)11ut afford to Wier. Below
a tt • lines we aur uttering :
atelier( heavy knitted vests
drawers. natural 19C
rte, regular 2s', Nide
1. ies' extra heavy kllntrd
veal»
tel dratwere. rodeo• white
and
anneal, regular 25C
:tr', lel e
Lathe .' whit' kuittetl vests,
good heavy weight, reg- 29C
tiler Ink•, : e...... ..
Induce
ool knitted vests and
deawera, .etre good 39c
qual.lity. regi I:tr:0k•, siale
iadies' ex •a heavy •Herne•
lined corset et veto, rev -
tiler Vie, wale.. ,..
Many other nes tit colored
\\ r Lace a large assort ieut of
these guilds to utter, and being
all fought fee the Christmas
trade, they t•ompt•iss twine tit
the ueweet anal gannet dainty de-
signs ever offered.
1.ut 1 comprises blacks, black
and white, blur. pick, white.
pink and white, and bine and
white. Regular'2.ic and 19c
sale .7
Lot 2, assorted rulers
and designs, reg. 5(k, salts 391
last a, asrlrrtetlcolors
and designs, reg. 7:s:, sale, 55e
Lot 4, assorted colors
:old designs, reg. 51, sale, 75c
l ut 14, assorted culot" :1 „'t
designs: *1.'2:sand 51.:11. 95c
........ .. ...
Ladies' Coats
Black and Fancy Tweed Coats
These goods will not be carried
over and for quick selling we
are marking theta at prices le-
galdless of cost..
Lather.' black leaver coals,
with velvet and silk braid tt;10-
• g,. regular $12. $Qv
sale •50
Ladies' dark Oxford grey
cravenette, regular $7.50
$10, sale
Lidice' heavy wool, tweed
coats, neatly wad' and goat
titters. regular $*) $5.50
and $10, sale t;�
Hosiery
We hast' a► large quantity a,f
Iadigai, children's and lays' wool
hese to offer and the Nllnl' will
.haw 13113 11E41)rc'1'11)Ni
I1 1 Anil to we three Winds am!
lute prices.
Comforters and Wool
Blankets
.lust a shoal{ eltInl)til)' itf the,c
weds to offer.
No. 1, wind blanket.. Puritan
3', onl, large size', $3.55
regular $1.:01, lade
No. 2. wool blankets, King
Edward heated, *size $2.95
13x71, reg. $3.!01, sale
No. 2, Alexandra brand, •.ire
'0rx7S, regular $5.410, $3.75
,adr.
Ready-made Clothing
Men's Overcoats
We bitee jaunt- a --limited num-
ber of coatis to sell. 1f you are
requiring one, come early and
secuw a good bargain.
(ituta' black Iieltvt•1• overcoats,
lined tt'ith gocxl Garunell' antis,
well made. Regular e4 (15
50.:11 and $7.11, sale, `i �7
Oen t4 dark grey 11' 1 .� r.1
.•leets, ne 8111141- 11•-• $375
and 7113
Gentli extra heavy. f.uu v
tweed coats. regular $7.25
51(1.:11 ..
Melt's extra Ilea t r 1,•el tet-.
regular $3.111. ,ale. $3 75
Men's Pants
Men's Halifax tweet* 1, 01..
Jegatlar�$ 1.1)11 a n d
$f.;:1, sale $1.15
Aden's extra heavy tn'ctl
Istnts, reguhu $..:1t, $2 15
stale f
Non's fancy tweed pants.
tegn►tan• $1.75 anti $1..25
$J,.tkl, sale
IS pair extra limey cotton
tweed pants, regular til. 79c
endo
:311
pair extra heavy black
duck patina. regulnt' S179c
ale
s
30 pair black duck pants
with 'tib, regular Vic, 59c
,$alt•
21 pair striped liluu duck
pants, regular tc, 59c
ode
48 p+air,,etriped bloc smocks
tit match. regular 75c. 59c
sale
All other lines of clothing will
be sold at big reductions.
rlen's Mitts
Lot. 1, mems lined It•tathet•
mite,. regular :1M, 39c
111110.
Lot 2,
men'e lintel leather
tit 1 t 1 s,regular 15x', 55e
ale
Lot :3, teen's lined leather
mitts, regular *1, 7('C
sale x77
Lot 4, uu•n's Tined leather
Mitts, reit tiler $l.'d, 85
stile
These geode de are :111 this Mire
echaewe. They are well Math*.1u•lun't fail to err thrill. 'They
:art genuine snaps.
(lents' Ties
A gond i ls.uflinert ill string
old f •-in•hatd tier, new
go el,, choir.. lint b•r11s, 19C
e:dc
Men's Fall and Winter
Caps
tient of caps,
loetl' and heavy weight,
gu sit 111;)10 r• egula
Ink•. fillet, :old 71er, 'alre 25C
.lutt ante her instance of gen•
nine bargain.,
Men's ($loves
Lot. 1, gent's I:iJ glovet+.55c
1'e•afulaal• 'Lie. sale . .. .
last '3. gent.''
saw 55e
gluvrt, trgular 1.x ens•
Lot, :1, gent's kid
gloves, regular 81, w11r 79C
lo1, nmorsQ
glue'ts, regugelarts $1, s do:, 79c
Men's Medium a n d
Heavy Wool Hose
1
1
1
\\-r eau .butt )-tn1 some slatt-
Iitlg values in these good.. A
good large assortment to select
drool,
(lents' Underwear
10 dozen men's extra heavy
lleecr-lingo abut$ auto drawer,
assort'! •siz(•*, regular 41 c
11k! each, sale
11 dozen' Pett nuan's 1-nahrink•
able, heavy ribbed, shirts and
drawers. regular Vic and 59c
fixe each, wale
:3 dozen Peuulan's extra heavy
ribbed shirts and draw-
e•s, regular $I, sale79C
11 dm.ett Ineii's heavy striped
wool shirts and drawut•s63c
Woe, sale.... . J
{ dozcu" oleo's drawer., ns-
sortel Melee, regular
:0k•, Ole, Tex and S:e, sale 39c
Melly ether liars will show
good tetiuctim)s.
Men's Top Shirts
Jlcn'N [ancy striped Iuel
shirts, nisurtt•(t ►t' 39c
(.crus, regular :lk . stale
Atm$ N extra heavy fancy ,lurk
shirt., uuis,)r(ed tat- 59c
terns.. regular 73e, sale,
Men's fancy wool knitted
skirt, assorted colors, 59c
regular 7:.e, sale...
Men'ei fa11ry wool shirts, t weed
patterns, full shed. heavy/5c
weight, regular $I, rale /
Men's tancy tenon shirts,
tweed patterns, extra hraty.
well Made 1111d full sired, a a7good
rtireurwinter 5C
. shirt, gla*I.2.o
Gents' Negligee and
Regatta Shirts
\\'e are putting our full iw-
.t,ut•turnt of those geode tat -
welter. They centem many
good patterns, regular
i:x•, $1. and $1.2.1, male.. 49C.
Women's Felt Shoes and Slippers
\\'e hila. ;1..111;00,0y of the aatrovr good, to rater and fat• quick
:lad sure selling are putting prices away down leluw actual valor.
\Vole -We fell gaiters, lined
with d(ngela foxing, trgular
•price $I.'2J end $1,T', $1
sal•
\V(111'n's felt Iral nnen 4, wool
lintel, with Ming mlut fox ilia;
,regular $1.and $1.:1. ,
sale . '2., $1
:0i pair women s fancy r.lulu
.Tippers, assorted sires, 25c
rogilltl' :t:s•, Mille. G
Women's fancy dippers with
fur trimming. assorted colors.
regular 7:ie and 10k;, 59c
Sale
%Vomcie's fancy alipiets, with
for trimming, assorted colors,
e r
cogen quality, r K ti1a$1
KI.«), Nal(•
Slimly et het linen in bolts and
shoes will show Nloecinl prices.
lleavy Fall pt
fat too large fon' t
that they' run into in
generally fresh new ,
profit and in many case
see our stock before par
you will earn big motley
Our assortInelit consists
Opossum, Blended Opossun
Ladies' Fur Coods
rchases and the extremely mild winter weather that we have enpereime(1, havo left our stock
is season of the year. We 410 not- want to carry these goods over for the reason
ney very fast. and also it has always been ouraitp to show. our customers and the public
ods every season, hence it -is that we have decided to clear this • stol;k out regardless of
far below coat. If you are wanting anything in the fur line it will more than pay you to
basing, or if yon had almost decided to glut off buying until next year we would say that
purchasing at our sale. Remember that you have a long time yet to wear furs.
o Sable mil's and scarfs, Minks, Marten Scarfs and Mutts, Mink, Marnlet, Isabella,
and manyother line;, ranging in price front $1.:p0 to $15.50.
CRQC
In order that Inning and selecting' tit
to Ire able toltppreciate there 'entrant. that
will contain many useful articles ()narked at s
ERY ,AND FANCY CHINAWARE
y h:' Mad" easy, we are dividing aur chinaware sale into three lots at I*•icem tile, :ilk: and :r:s•. lint
yr hove in eine for you, it will Ix• necessary for you to take a look through for yourself ass each lot
criflce prices. -
Lot 1 contains fancy breed
and cake plates, time and emu -
errs. timeline] pots, 'cater dishes,
!,read and milk seta.. tlatenalade
dish with . fray-, tele! y trays,
salad tliah, salt enol peppers•
teeter ju
Itegullr 2
male
and teeny other 1inP'
, ;3lc end :tic 1
Lot 2 cunt 'es fancy bi
are, cocoa Jugs teat pots IGT
Iavdiniett•, Alts, .htpnnetr rake
9c
acuit
Hcy).
plata *, .glade, fancy bread iy det;o•,tttel salads of iaseurtell
plate., regular :Ale And 39c tints, 1 -piece china teesets,
.Oleo, Kele 4.
.. 1 nfuren German flint goblets,
IA)t :1 runtaih, 1' 11ty J ip+tnt'M. afld 1)a)ly other linen will Is• 1111
and (lernutn ehimt, hrwul aand sale. ltegldar 7:x•, $, c 5c
butter plates, '. dozen lots, Hell- Atld 10M, wilt' J
In conclusion let Ble ret»,inll 3 ou that th a above list is only part of the many lines of goods you will find
marked at bargain prices. Positively no got sold at sale prices before Sat'nrday, 1 Iib. Trusting you will
avail yourself of tibis opportunity to purchase It test goods at hduest prices.
TERMS: CASH OR PRODUCE
Your obedient servant,
S. J. YOUNG
9 Dungannon
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