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DUNGANNON.
•
rt__ A. NEWTON, DNNTIST, LUCE-
13 NOM'.-AtIsome every ear exalter ,'here.
days. New remedy tor extawcUrut tooth lriomdo-
torm), bettor than east Crown and bridgework,
No. Aluminum plates (non -breakable/.
N. 11. -You oan always have Jour work much
Water done In the dental emoa-more time,
bettor facilities for dolug the work, mere com-
fortable for the 'sweat.
NOTIUS.-THS LOCAL AGENCY
In Dungannon for The Menai is at the mor-
on* Hook and eauonery Store whore
order* will be received for subscription. ad•
veru $ng and Job work, and receipts will be
given for amount., paid for the same.
WgD susnev. Nov. 18th.
De. Medd L at present in Toronto
on business.
S. J. Young made :; business trip to
Toronto this week.
Mies Johnston arrived font Clinton
on Saturday and is now visiting her
parents here.
Rev. W.*A. Smith is assisting Rev
A. E. Jones., of Auburn, in evangel
tatie sersiceeihis week.
A few frutn here attended tt nr
opening services" at Ebenezer, Metho-
dist church last Sunday.
Mrs. D. and Miss Ada Sproul re
turned last Mat•ullday from a few
weeks' visit to friends in St. Thomism.
T. G. Allen has had a carload of
Iuwber shipped from his timber limits
in Peterborough and now has it large
quantity of fiat -clans lumber for sale
at a teasonable price.
A number of the young men from
this vicinity who spent the (.d1 iu the
West have returned home. Some of
them have taken up land and con.
template returning in the spring.
Harry VValter•s has disposed of his
hones• and lot here to 1Vau. McUrat-
tan, ()f th let concession of AshHeld.
Mr. McOratri bad an auction sale t hi,
meek and set mluve into the village
shortly.
The Methodist 'Sppbbatlt 1. 1)001 is
preparing for an entertainweet to be
given on ,Christmas night and the
Presbyt•ehiane are preparing for a tea -
meeting to be held about 1). retnher
;t 1st.. Full p,lletioulars will be given
't- aten '
Ism14N'Al.' OPTION. A, lergr•1) .signed
petition has been presented to the
thetnh'Il'w •Ashfield township -council in favor of
& local option bylaw.- The petition
has been favorably received by the
township fathers, who have decided
to grant the request as stated in the
petition. Consequently a vote will le -
taken in Ashfield at the municipal
(•lection. in January to decide whether
liquor licenses an• to be issue./ here-
after in this• township OL- not. There
are at present four licensed places in
IAshfleld-two in Dungannon. one at
Port Albert and one at Kiutail.
BELFAST.
MONDAY, Nov. leeth,
Rodger Worsley hsa returned from
Winnipeg and the West.
Frank McDonagh.. of Carlow. gate
us a pleasant call one day last week.
Miss Lizzie Rutherford and friend,
of Carlow, spent it few day. with the
former's parents here.
Miss Annie Sherwood. who hos
been with Mrs. Thos. Lawrence, of
Lucknow, for two years, has returned
h
We extend our sincere sympathy to
Mrs. Wm. Twsmleyon learning of the
sudden death of her mother, Mrs.
Cameron, of Wingham.
(io0D gNTKereiss ItN-F.--Thr box
social given by the members of Bel-
fast L. 0. L. on Friday evening was
certai9ly a succ ea. A splendid pro -
grail of recitations, readings and.
Music, vocal and instrumental. WAS
ggi(�ven. A duet by Mr. Alderson and
Itais Idabel '(IIID, of Lilcknow, gusto
very well rendered, as were Also the
solo. by Mrs. Young, of LucEnow. The
„violin eelectinns by %Vm. Irwin were
well played and were encored. Chan.
Alton gave an excellent reading end,
Miss Laura Irwin "brought down the
house" with two splendid recitations.
The prise -tett # amounted to something
over gat
11NTAIL
TU3SDAv. Nov. 17th.
Little Ed. Dwyer,„ improving after
his reoent illness.
The work of hauling gravel for the
railway bridge here begrn this morn-
ing.
The farmers here are to log adean-
tage of the. open wealhe to finish
their ploughing.
The weekly prayer meeting wail
held this afternoon at the residence of
D. L. Taylor by Rev. A. Miller. \
Om+. Whitey, late) employed in
s
Elmira-ties4-in
pital. iii. roans, friends here hope
hair soon of his speedy recovery.
Miss Ruth McAdams, of Laurier.
arcideotally discharged the contents
of a loaded rifle through her foot yes-
terday afternoon. She is staying
with her sister, Mrs. Secord Oweo, for
the present.
Miss Christen' McIntyre. of St.
Thomas, returned t , her home after
an eight months' visit with friends
here. films was- aeoncnpasied its
iece, Mrs KennethMery b
Mrs., Tierney, of Chicago, who was
here attending the funeral of her
brother, the late John Monett, left
this morning to visit her sister near
Toronto. She was Accompanied by
Mr. and Mn. Jas. Sinnett
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LANES.
TVZSDAT, Nov. 171h.
Daniel Alton visited friends iu
Stanley the past week.
Jainism Ritchie is buity chopping
grain for the farmers of thie vicinity.
Iienry Mullin has rented his fare
to Daniel Alton for the coming
summer.
The sleigh belle are *gain ringing,
which heralds the approach nt the
merriest time of the year, our Ca-
nadian winter.
Mrs. Will Lane and niece. Mise
Tillie Hackett, are at present visiting
friends in Ripley.
Tom Henderson. of Lothian. has
been busy this last week erecting*
closed -In shed for the Lanes Presby-
terian congregation, which will he
much more comfortable during the
winter,
Riret Cann Sorsa, - The rills
tonins are having a fowl supper at the
homeof Joe. Mmeltzer on We.Ineeday
nett(. The shoot held a couple of
weeks ago was very close, JAS. Gil-
more being the captain of the suc-
cessful team. The supper is provided
by the losers, of whotn Jas. Rose is
captain. Better lock next time, Jim.
PROotaAlt NT Tett YOIINe MS/7.-On
Thursday evening of last week the
young mon of Hackett's League con.
ducted the meeting, accompanied by
their pastor. rhe eversion* program
consisted of music by the orchestra,
singing, recitations and spiet•che•s.
At a later (tate the young ladies will
have an opportunity of exercising
their talents.
CREWE,
MONDAY, Nov. pith.
%Vedding bells are ringing at Crewe.
We have a couple of inches of snow
for a change. •
Mn. Robert Curran left herr today
to join her husband in Detroit.
Wm. Durnin, of Crewe, is having
an auction sale of farm stock on Mon -
(lay, the Zird inst.
The Misses Barbara Culbert and
Gwendoline Templeton spent Sunday
at Mrs. George Durnin's.
MAFEKINt6. -
MONDAY, Nov. 10th.
S. Stothers port the" misfortune of
losing a valuatble hot -se on Sunday.
Bert Finnigau is helping Anson
Pintay, as Anson is suffering trotn a
felon uu hie hand.
Quite a number 1..,ok, in the box
social in the Orange Hall at Belfast
last Friday evening and enjoyed the
excellent program.
Robert Blake has returned from
Clinton and is recovering nicely from
the effects of the operation which he
underwent JntheJlospitnl (Leas?
WEST WAWANOSH.
WeDsesoey, Nov. 11th.
semen. Reposer. --The following in
the standing of the pupils of 1'. S. S.
No. 17. %Vest Wawauosh. fur the
month of October : Senior V. -
Flossie i.Ilii((, Ica. Junior V. -
•('harlie Nivens. S . ' Seultr iVElia
Slutbers, • 72 ; •Norman Kirke. lit :
*Carrie Dunkeld. 5:i. Ser' • III.
•(aeorge Nixon, 44 ; Oliver Kirke, 72.
Junior Irl. Eeriest Mel:rattan, 50.
Junior I1. Mncie Sproul, Ob) ; •Gladys
Rivers, 74 ; 'Isub(d btuthl•rs, 4S.
Senior (Part 11. --John Sproul. DIN.
Part L -•.Ira Stothers. 73 ; Howard
Mproul, 1111. 13.•at spellerd were Flossie
Elliott. Ella Stnthers and Marin
Sproul. Those marked • missed one
or more of the examinationM.. E.
HAHKLYY, Teacher.
ST. HELENS. !
TUI$DAY, Nov. 17th.
Abe Durnin returned from the
West on Monday.
Miss A. Fowler, of Ripley, !Ceisit-
ing.Mrs. John Campbell.
Miss Bennett, of Port Albert. is vis-
iting her sister. Mrs. John Campbell.
ll.
Miss Edith Homuth. of Wingheen,
is elating her aunt, Mrs. Hugh HAD h-
erford.
The Women's (netts -Re will hold
their meeting at the home of Mrs.
Abe Durnin on Thursday, the 20th.
The ladies ere requested to bring any
new d..sigos I,.r'iliristruss p[weertte.
Nov km HEN :1!pl?IAI.Y.-.t very
pretty house welding was solemnized
et Mrs. C. Durnin's last Tuesday,
when her second daughter, Elizabeth
was married t•. H. McAllister, of
Teeswater. Th.• oer ilulnv was per-
formed hy Rey. S. M. Whaley, of
Hickson. Only theiutnr•ediate friends
of the bride and groom were present.
Mr. and urs. McAllister left on the
2 o'clock train for Brantford and
01 her pints and on their return they
will settle on the groom's farm near
Teeswater.
ST. AUGUSTINE.
MONDAY, Nov. PI.
Miss Belle McCabe. has returned
(tout London.
VVe hear the merry jingle of sleigh•
bells once again.
John teddy intends ()roving to our
village ((list week. •
Miss Mary Ada Hmphy has returned
home after visiting friends in Culotta.
Mrs, -Dan -Phalen -was visiting -rela-
tives in St. Augustine the past week.
Miss Katie M. Brophy spent 81111 -
day with her cousin, Rose Mary Mc-
Guire.
c-
Guire.
Jing Hoyle is wearing n broad lurile
again. There is another little girl et
his house.
We are pleased to hear that Thos.
McCihc, who has been seriously ill, is
iurproving-
M,s+ F:Me Glenn, of Saltford, and
Mies Nettie 1ie11, of Dungannon, are
visiting with Mise 13etsy McAllietet• at
resent.
M..1. Beninger is home from Dtn.-
g:•nuon, the River Valley creamery
having closed for the simian.
Mrs. Thos. Bandon,. of Westfield.
spent is few- days last week Fishing
Feet- parents, Mr. and Mrs. •.lobn
Craig.
Seve\tal of the young people at-
tended 'the fowl supper at Ebenezer
end others the concert at Calvin
lurch, St.:. Helens. on Monday even.
Gin-
Tlltfi"s'iRet2 ?Miters pneetITtRentheh
our village oh Monday, homeward
bound. They did not eeeul to have
done ant harm, AS the only thing
hey carried woos their gine.
DHATH OF JOHN ,STAYIOHn. On
Sunday, November 8th, oerurred the
death of one of West Wawanosh's
mot popular yonrng Carmen,, in the
person of John Stafford. atrthe age of
forty-one years. Mr. Stafford had
been suffbring from atornadll, trouble
for- nearly six months. He was
widely known and highly respected
by all who knew him. Ile leaves to
mourn his loam his wife and three
small children and four sisters, who
hay. the.eympathy of the entire com-
m 'ty ill their • sail bereavement.
The funeral on Wednesday to St.
Augustine cemetery was attended by
* large concnis se. of .sorrowing friends
and sympathizing neighbots, and the
members of Branch :32. C. M. E. A.,
of which the deceased was a leading
member, attended in a holy.
AUBURN.
Wentvaan.ty. Nov. 18th.
The Bible Society will have its
annual meeting this week.
The nimroda of the village are on
the warpath. Charles Beadle secured
two foxes on Thanksgiving Day.
Mrs. Jamea Young, of the village, is
seriously i11 at present. She had a
paralytic stroke And hat lost the
pewee of speech.
D. E. Rrratt had the misfortune to
lose one of his brood sows last week.
She etrayed on to the railway and
was killed by a passing train.
rbe rveeleal• services in the Metho•
diet church are pretty well attended.
Rev. %V. A. Smith, of Dungannon, is
aswstiwg Mr. dolor* t•etie-week.
The entertainment in the %Presby-
Uerian church, ()wing to the stormy
evening, was not the success tante
ciliated. The proceeds *mounted to
about $20.
Barker, gravelling, $(UtJ : Nathan
ltillia,
***rhino eulverk -.Marl i+wutie.tl
1 plunk, $1 ; Richard Jewell, lowering I
Sharps creek. $l0; John lkitker,
granting in 19altfutd, $11 (.3.). A aun-
Illullicali(11 was received frown 1.. 1•..
1)anr•ey claiming llallingps nrr ace•oitrlt
of water being backed up uu R.
arae s •arm.
LOYAL. U y' f The• matter was lett
yr the hands of Councillors Duston and
TexsDAY. Nov. 17th. Young to look into. The co il t hen
Rupert McMillan is about t) elect a a.li lied to meet December 15t .1,
new stable. ac..u•diug to. statute. F. W. Mr -
Mrs. U. Ferguson, of (:oderich, is DuN*oII, Clerk.
visiting her patents, Mr. and Mre. R.
Young.
Mr. null MIN. !leery Campbell said
good-bve to their friend+ here last
week lsdore leaving for their new
house in Sudbury.
LEEllURN.
1VHDNyanAY, Nov. 18th,
- AN-OLD-LANDMAHK.-The-opt} land-
marks' are fast disappearing -from Otte
Incxlity. The barna built Sheriff
Ilyndulan in the year 311 or about
that tirne is now being taken down by
A. Williams. Very few are remain-
ing who remember about ter building
of that Iain. Mr,. William Belem is
still living in (ioderirh. She lived
with Mr. Hyndman before his resi-
dence was burned with its coutents,
including a splendid library. The
house was' a comfortable residence.
Mr. Ilvndinan did not live long after
the the, as be received an injury from
which he never r•ecoveiid. The barn`
was iiniit-frndrr-great difficultly.- The
luuiliei' was taken up along the lake
shore, then taken through the bush.
James Clouting. who owned property
in this locality. built the barn.
BENMILI,ER.
TUESDAY, Nnv.•lOth.
Samuel Aplin is moviug iutu hie new
house.
R. Dick. of Hensel], ..pent Sunday
in the vicinity.
According to rumor things are go -
in; to boom at McGaw. ‘-
F.Baugh. Delhi, spent Tliankegiv-
ing at the home of his father.
Benson Long spent Sundayy, end
Monday under the parental roof. -
W. McLean, of 'Buffalo, is lb -pieta air
the home of hi.. une4e, • A. Heddle,
here. •
, We are pleased to hent that 'airs,
Jas. fenig shows 54)1(10 signs id im-\
priveulent, __
Me..ars+-Mre. J. Priddle, who have
leen living near Toronto, are guests
at the former home of the latter.
Richard Jewell's.
Chester Oke and Edgar Van+tune,
who are now residents of the(�peen
City, spent Thaukegivuig, D. or
rather pita of it, at their homes ler...
MoN D.o v, Nov. 10 h.
Misses Haley, of Clinton, spent Sun-
day at the house of A. Huddle.
Miss Jennie Morrish, of 'flesh -rich,
s!sent. Sunday, with her friend._lissl._
Walters.
Mrs: Priddlr is spending- it new
weeks with her parents. Mr. and Mr.,.
Kiehartl Jewell.
Benmiller would lie pleased to hear
again fr the Maitland poet through
the columns of The Signal.
Rev. William hough but, been some-
what indisposed the past week. His
many friends hope for his spleedy-
recovery. .-
For Epworth League service Thurs-
day evening, rommencing at K o'clock.
the subject is "The Lord's Prayer."
Everybody welcome.
The annual Christmas tree enter-
taittrtrrnt in connection with Ben-
rnitter Sunday school will be held on
the evening of December Zirvl. A
good program is in . plepu•.ft' and
will lar in a.lvanee of ()biter-♦+eet•rt.
Be '/ler always doss things right.
See full particulars later.
The League meeting last Thursday
evening took the form of * diseueeiou
on temperance, and a profitable lime
was spent. Mr. and Alis. H. Mew
favored the Leaguers with et duet and
Mrs: Baugh and Mira Mntirieg -gave a
t,•mpersnce reading. Misses lion'
and Fisher gave a recitation. Tle-
League meetings are becoming more
interesting and the young people are 1
beginning to feel their veep-lnsihlllty i
more than ever before and are looking'
forward 10 a grand harvest in sto-
Master's vineyard.
EBENEZER.
1" F.t N FADAY, Nov, 14th.
Courtrai ltlroreseve.-The Metho-
dist church here has undergone very
a r-uo0'1'i•1'1 •oaring the past
two mohthe and the reopening
services were held ,, timidity last,
followed by a fowl supper and convert
on Alunday evening. The improve-
ments which have been orad, include
A new foundation. new printing out-
side, new pulpit and platform tumid..
end the printing and decorating
of the interior, stud have foment an
outlay of about 51.,1. On Sunday the
sermons were preached by Key. W.
A. Findlay, of Whitechurch, and the
Westfield choir assi•ted in the nnlsie
of th8-31tv'ryl'l•w+==
Monday evening was a very eurco.s-
ful affair. The Blackstone oreliestra
of Go.leri -h supplied the lergrer part
of the music for the eretting and Her-
old Blackstone brought down the
house with his comic songs. Miss
Mona Walter gave some ebeution-
ary numbers and the Eienszer choir
assisted in the program. Rev. Mr.
Findlay was preetent and spoke brief-
ly. About it30 was 'patine 1 ns the re-
sult of the reopening celebration.
Thr congregation have naw one of the
hest•Htted-mp churches in the country
and may well congretulate themselves
on their snug place of worship.
S -';- CARLOW. •
1 Tuio.n.tY, Nov. 10th,
(1OLnoHNlt CorYrtr,. - Colborne
council meeting mill held in the town-
ship li i1 today, all the members pres-
ent ezce t Councillor Stratighan.
Minutedpf last meeting were teal And
confirmed, The following Accounts
were passed : Welker k Angnetine.
horse hire, $1.50 ; Geo. Fowler. te-
pwrr. to granter, $0:ti ; John Taylor,
digging ditch, Iroundary line, 58 ;
Signal, printing tea notices and re-
ceipts, 118 ; Ofl1re Ss -weirdly Co., letter
cabinet, 510.3)) ; Richard Fril xley.
Gleaning ditch. $4.7Ai ; R. J. Rutledge.
inspecting, 52 25 : Arthur McNeil,
team on grader, $61..50 : Robert Bean,
opening tile culvert, 50c ; George J.
Ferguson, salary as colle tor, 501► :
postage. 113 ; Ooderich Lumber Co.,
lank, 58.111 ; George Dawson• repeir-
Ing culvert, $2.75 ; P. .1. MrEwan,
lumber, 1119.90 ; John Halliday, shov-
elling .,sow, 57.00 ; John Treble, In-
s 5(1; William Bogie, teaming
ph and repairing culvert, 51 ; John
HULLETT.
Tura Lyre MHO. PLUNKK•rr.-There
died in London le withal uu
October 311th, a lady well known and
highly ie. -peeled here in the person of
Mary Hxluillirn. beloved, wife of Wm.
Plunkett. The late Mrs. Pliankigtt ops
hong in Colborne township Curtly -eight
Destroys
Mair berms
ltecentdiscoveries have shown
that falling hair is caused by
.Perms at the roots of the hair.
Therefore, to stop falling hair;
you must first completely de-
stroy these germs. Aycr's Hair
Vigor, new improved formula.
will certainly do this. Then
leave the rest to nature.
Does not change Mc colo, of the hair.
roo+ul. with •och bottle
Brow 1t to your
yerdoctor
Alit tow shout (t.
S thou do s. 1.557•
Recent discoveries have also proved that
dandruff is caused by germs on the scalp.
Therefore, to cure dandruff, the first thing
to do is to completely destroy these dan-
druff ,, penult_ s daughter of the druff germs. Here, the same Ayer's Hair
ago. ug Vigor will give thesamesplendtd results.
she Thomas 11awilton, eauLW;ar>_ uta'- - egabetebss.abmilie,:o.ve+a masa--
rird twenty years ago to her now 1w-
refl husband. Mime • their niaro isge
they have lived tell years ill Weet
IWawunoeh and ten year's in Hullett.
Besides her husband shp leaven to
mourn her lose four children : Wil-
frid, Wilton, (irare•and I list,. all at
• home; her tnoUlrr. 'Mrs. flauui11on
'five brothers: 'Phu,, and David in
Colborne, George iu the• l- b,,uslikc.
Joseph in Michigan, and 1)r. 13rosou
tat Belgtave; also live sisters: Iles.
!Rich. Sprung of this townabip, Mrs.
A. J. tioldthorp• and Mies Lena in
enol- rile S,ttet.el J„3.esst,er t --Double harness
u d Mrs. Jaliei Johnston in 1Ve.t r c In e m b e r we
anush. The deceased lady was have the gouda
n cu siSten1 member and regular at- and they are
tendaur of the Methodist e•hureh, going gust as they went last Fall
Aubatl•11, and u ua- - g(vcct l y - talo.-tl nod 11 Inter. • 33es't be too late in
bit all w knew her.. Tb.• funeral ordering.
set vices wee eonditch d by Rev.
A. E. Jones. f Auburn, assisted by
Rev, ‘V.1 1. Ifart ).. of Myth. T3tea l•ad-
bearers were six neighbors : i(ulwrt
McGee, John Pte r, Alert in Arm-
strong, John Them 144(1, John Me-
Clinctiey and Robert ( netntL
Superior
Harness
\\ h(n ale need of
Single or
fire at Atwood:
Atwood, Ont., Nov. 17. -Ft broke
out about :t p. nt. vesterdsy ' the
bakeshop ed J. T. Welch, %%Wel was
BLOOD
We live by our blood, and on
it. We thrive or starve, as our
blood'is rich or poor. There is
nothing else to live on or by.
When strength is full and
spirits high we are being re-
freshed -bone, muscle and
brain, in body and mind -with
continual flow of rich blood.
This is health.
When weak, in low spirits, no
cheer, no spring, when rest is
not rest and sleep is not sleep,
we are starved; our blood is
poor; there is little nutriment
In it.
Back of the blood is food,
to keep the blood rich. When
it fails, take
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
It sets the whole body going
again -man, woman and child.
Send this ad.ertlurnent, together with acme
ed .seer In which It appears, your Aidbeas and
Wer cents to cosec postage. and we wig send
Vona "Compile Handy Atlas of the World."
SCOTT & BOWNE '_
194 W.Weeoa Street W.. TORONTO.ONT.
ROBE
LINING for sale,
%Loo
ROBES LINED. Bring
them in; we make a
business of it.
Choice Styles in
NEW OVERCOATS
and SUITS
��e++s7er .rr's:�c�rrr-s-e.xa:e
for Winter Wearing
QUALITY FIRST has been, is, and will
be our motto.
It is not 11ovo,311ry y i1i1li 0.Lu �,ytrdy.. =Ana
great, thick, ugly, ill-tittinn- and Juulsy-lookiug
Clothes -during the long Tinter months.
( lar.\ '.tI 13 Winter 'Wear garments me C( 1111'ortable,
fit as neatly and look fully as we:I as th.,:et our
customers wear in %varuu'r weath''r, '1'13x\ Ilavc
the to;ltrh ut superior hand tailalriu.r,-ii i11ii.1 for
VOL' al)pearauce+ about our Clothing, that stands
the scrutiny of toe must expert tailors.
Overcoats' and Suits Made -to -your -measure,
Semi -Ready or Ready -to -Wear.
The value of our goods and the price we ask for
t'; in are always in harmony.
H VOL UNDERCLOTHING F E CE
All the beat makes.
Hats, Caps, Mitts, Gloves, Hosiery.
EVERYTHING FO k MEN AND BOYS.`"
-1-I. E. Knox
AUBURN:
;,otnpletely g lied. Owing; to the fire
engin.• being; 11 ezen it was i,npo:.ihip
to 'get the the •perked' in its first
stages, though s b .•ket brigade which
was forme•1 diel excel rat service.
When the engiur_ as eventually
thawed out a ptevvltet the pile Iron1
spreading, but run -:dot, de (tannage
if Price's.
urniture
was done to the e.mteleis
hardware vied 1:1,,,a a
stores.
Welch's ebur(• was -owuc.l
f%Valsuu oK aticli Third Was
CATTLE MARKETS.
Concluded frjw peon; :..
refills, SIM - fired; tangy sterile and
steady: prime steers. 36.-, to 35.90; shire.
Meg, %e_'f• to $6; butt -hey.% 3150 to
helfera, is la 36.:0.--awwa n4 4 t..rgf - b3
to 11.50; stockers and pe. dere 3:.•S lu 34 50:
stock heifers, C.7:i ;•, 34.:111: fresh cows
an.l springers, steady. 3-'a to 1Ge.
ling,-Herelpte. '6.M head; slow and
etroiy:- heavy Waft to $ M: mixed, 3%.75
to 3i�A;: t•nrkers. 35 to 35.75: pugs, 35 to
3•`.. rough-. 15.25 to 15.50; stags, 3) to 4150;
dishier 35. _ , to 35 50.
Sheep and Lambs -Receipts, 14,0010 head;
rettra; sheep, ',lenity: Intel's. :!.• higher;
tert:bs, 3r to SC 5: yearling,. 31 1.. 3173.
ort her+• 34 (1 $1 5n; ewes. fi In St 5:
el peep. mixed. 31.60 to peas; Canada Iambs,
-16.76 M- lige__ -- _
A faint heart hasn't the ghost of a
ti to w -hu -i it there ie A stro-'g-nrnu•d
-1' nl.
THEFOOD
THAT
BUILDS
RUN DOWN
MOTHERS
•
Nagy cares sod worries weigh heavily upon the
mother and she alone knows hew much she seeds some-
thing to supply the etetwib of health and vigor she
is Iaeking. OXOMULSION is the hest food to bold
ad restore her lest vitality. it Is pleasant to take and be-
gins its work of toning up the system it once. No
smother should be without it. Good for Mother, it is
egiatty yob kr, P ei and Carte* aid s glome sbosld ba
waste it. insist ea having Osoms sioa. tet se ether emdsios is ism
•good. For sale by all Druggists in two sizes, 35c. and 51A0. Pre-
pared cagy by Tits Dumdum Co.. corner of Spsdiss and Phoebe
Streets. Tomato. YOUR CHILDREN NEED OXOMULSiON.
McLEAN\ BROS.
Art Tailors and `Clothiers
GODERICH,
- : ` - \• ONTARIO
11�smossimat suss 10(
Has the A' . ntages of a Steel Ran a with
the Durability of a Cast-lrgn Ran e
"repeal Peninsular" 1; the 1 cal range for
_ -a hilar( kitchen.
wi+v-"+' It p,tcs the co:wee:1_4:es of the
best te.•l ranges with the added
advantage of terns cast-iron an therefore
• \ `..: ti( -snore durable.
The"Ideal" barns either woo( or coal
and the grate bars may be changed\in half
• a minute. •
Step in And I.t u..hcw you the Drop
Oven 3,001-1C••L\ianulItY' le•yt bM
1,umpe, Da rtl,;l-t (Irrn n ..rt other improve-
's...et.. AI•..a)• ; lad to exp..,ue 1:ee supenority
C these Lae rang.. 70
anby Rubbers
are the best -looking
aAd the best -wearing
Rubbe on the market.
GRANBY RUBBERS •
wear like iron,1;w!,
SOLD ONLY BY
BUyisa_A,_curizER2
NOW is the tieme to ni Jae
311111 purchase, and so enjoy
the Entire sleighing eeaann
You know the bet sleighing is
daring the fleet part of the
season before the roads are cut
up, and hill of pitch-ho'es.
THE RIGHT CUTTER
(4) hay is the test one made, andt hat is
The IcLaughlia Cutter
One grade only,
and that the best.
Made by the famous McLaughlin Carriage Co., of Oshawa. Don't
make any mistake. Satisfaction is grlaranlred when you Inky a
M'•Litighlie. 13ubib with careful attention to the details which make
the most dowdily, the most comfortable, the most elegant cutter on
the market.
Prices are just right.
Call and see the latest wrinkles in the make-
up of a first-class cutter. ...,„,.:,, a„, t► r,Aa..r,,„,
Wm. Knox
Cor. Newgate and Hamilton Sts.
Goderich
smssss�m
Protect Your Horse
ith a Good Warm Blanket.
Very largo assortment,
representing the best
products of standard
makers, anti values are
certainly noteworthy.
Take the $1.:0 Blanket, lined
:urd shaped, will withstand
rough w•e..ther and good Dock 1.50
hard usage, this for 41
A good Blanket with
Kund -w(wn► tieing, stropped
double .fey -nn.. $1 75
for, reach
Andotherht,inkels $4 50
up to cacti
Gloves, Mitts, Halters, Tie Ropes
and Cattle Chains.
EVERY WELL-KNOWN MAKE OF
Saws, Axes, Files, Sets, etc.
THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF
STOVES and RANGES.
See our Goods - (let our Low Prices.
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