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TIIE SIGNAL : (,ODKKIC}I. ONTARIO
BOARD OF TRADE.
MANY MATTERS FORWARDED AT
MEETING OF COUNCIL.
Harbor Freight Sheds, Breakwater
Postoffice Enlargement, Milltar
Camp, Steamer Connection an
Other Matters Brought Up- A Bus
Evening in Discussion of Project
to Bonita the Town,
Y
d
y
s
The council of the Hoard of Trade
met on Monday evening in the town
council chamber and did 0 good even
ing's work, President }tumbril was
in the chant and there wits a goal at
tendanceof memlwia.
Several matters of correspondent
were attended to, including one i
which the Department of Marine ant
Fisheries at Ottewa asked for' r out
plete information, with plans ant
photographs, respecting tislerieh hal
bo foris a ne •u o1)
rs pamphlet t t t
Pa p ti by
the Department dreliropr with th
most important torts .t the Dotuiu
ion. The request was Addressed 4.
Harbormaatar MaeKuy, who *ekes
tll
the co-operation u[ the to gig ie he
Trade in the matter. Willis Frust
wag appointed to act with the huprbu.r
master In niiklig up i}ie Weairef to
formation, -
Another communication .was from
the Home and Foreign Produce Ex
change of London, Eng., and was with
rare nee to the form oto me Ltladilti
for e*pottgoods. Legi•letion in chi
matter is being proposed in the ,I)1)
minion Parliament. rod it was de
tided to cod a resolution to Ottawa
the movement t1) secure f1
that will be fair to ship -
RECOLLECTIONS OF THE WAR UF
1812.
By Dr. 1Villiam Dunlop.
A copy of this interesting narrative
has just, fallen into any hand.. written
by this able and accomplished intn-
a man wbu by nature was fit almost
fur any puritinn in which it'cuuld
have pleased Providence to plat , filo,,
whether as an able and brave soldier, to
distingilished sturgeon; yr chief justice
of the King's Bench. His talenla
were by nature of 00 high a quality
that nut hi ng would have ,rouse amiss
to him. highly educated, an army
man whe hail been io active service
NEWS OF DIQTRiCT dr$ t inir6 ti' flu havgtt wti at Chrs-
LOCHALBH.
Tt'KSJAY, Jan. 28th.
A number of the farmers are plow•
ing this week. •
The heavy rains of last week, along
with the Melted anew, were a real
godsend to teeny of the farmers in
tllet414WWitett1iia,( f„itetittu»Kr,-r1.-tht(Pe
hos been an unprecedented scarcity of
water during the last tea months and
touch hardship entailed in securing it.
eetg8HINAL Iloosi. The Signal is rap -
i inctraaiug its circulation in this
in many p-e'ta 1)t the Kutpiee,•-it-is.--semme „alkisuugh we are somewhat re -
moat fortunate that the task of mute from the county town. During
writing this interesting book fell into the last two or three weeks alone tbir-
his hands, teen new suhscrilera here have r+ub-
Beelh pbyeirally and Mentally Dr. scribed for this live paper. Phie
thmlopi s powers of enduratice were speaks well for the management.
siMph wonderful. Coming on the H6AKI) t'ausr A1.t►N.-The Laurier
Heli} at QQucenetal Heights immtdi- correspondent, after a 1ilen'e of rev•
ately after the battle, he soon found real weeks, luta at last wakened up.
his (rands, •e than. full, with the aid We were haunted by terrible tease,
of only a sergeant of the medical corps %Ve were oppressed ressed b the dread that
in looking after the' ' wounded 01rn, perhaps our friend, wearied with the
all requiring his special surgical akill care•s of life, had fallen asleep too near
oith•as little delay as ptcaib.e. For the edge of those precipitous cliffs
two days and nights he was not even down there, and had unfortunately,
'able to sit down, eo 'retrain,[ were the rolled down into the chilling waters of
demands man lr a wn him. )
t u. (
n nt the h third day a
I.Akr H arwp, { is with 'math
he fell asleep with one arm around a L
I ate Ih tt we'ate hearing him -0
-liiui
Pug. It Was found iulpplaaible to again, and float we have his sympathy
awaken him and a large bunch of in thea. violent attacks of "language'
r*W w )i,
1.r spread u ,
t
n lbs floor
and
of 'r
whlh•ew itr
y n appears, s the 1)u•
was fatefully laid (11)011 at. waking happy' victim, but which, we touch re-
in) only after five It' ti's of 1)•frss111,, gl,.1 to r f, err ,elite incurable.
6°1'14 t,is,-p with* 1"14/4"1 t" (urliiend-WIffTw life/teed-To
resettle his arJuotia ditties. learn then those attaekaxre .doing no
No wonder "that the name of 1)r harm to The Signal free item legan'.
Dunlop glands out 51) prowinrnlly i1) ing .hent thin, and that :unong the
the early history of Canna's. new sulrm' •ileus ore a number who
T 1.r" "4"1111 4 01"1 ' *' t patb*pa' 1111 lir haYe the meet to say
book humor in I to ,k which concerning he above-mentioned m-
eads piquancy t1 the estimative like a tart", but w ie, we. opine, had sufll-
p.
pinbh of led 'per in 4hraoup, HPI'v tient iutellectt .1 acumen to perceive
n5 e1) exempla While stationed 1)t lh'sl110ibitw intended._
Cornwall, one J .y after diom.r during is lunch better, ad that largeness
a pleasant cul Cernatiuu with the genenefity- of h rt to take kin
('.1oue1 in command,, the eel want an- what war meant iudly
1
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to sums)
bill of la.li
pets.
Mayor\ M
summary\of t
kliu gave an interemtiug
e busy time which he
afters- -ash
and
dly 11'I til imc.-A pretty wedding look
ey, (ere N m Irl 1)r ve yyeale.
He was then called to St. Matthew's,
Montreal, where he filled the pulpit
for six years, during whish live le
war selreted as one of the deputation
to go to the Old Country to secure a
aucceseor to the late.lh•. McVicar.
Shortly after his return he was ap-
pointed professor of thtology in Mon -
tread College, which position he filled
until hisalIue1b, 111i,(01.- Telt
expectedly fie Wirehair- at the College'
on 'Thursday last. While a auulent
Prof. MacKenzie occupied the.kpulp'it�.�
of W hitechurcIrstpa trantpeide �T"
,1(eri,un elrtirchi•a in Ihlr2-:L. Ile was
• harried _ in . 1KKi to Mk Veggie
Agnew,
Agnew, daughter of the late Joseph
Agnew of Paramount, who with, f •
daughtetw fold nue 8141 survives. Ile
is ;111.1) survived by his parents. Mr.
anti Mee. John MacKenzie ; ono
hn,tllet, D. A. MacKenzie, of Windsor
and four sisters, Mts. Allan \deleted, I
Mr... Keutielh McLeod, Mis. Linklatcr
and Mier Maggie MacKeuzie, all of
Locknow. The funeral services wen•
held at Lucknow Presbyterian church
At 2 p. w. 00 'ruesdav (211th iota.), the
set vitae, being conducted by the pas-
tor, Rev, 1). T, L. Mafia roll, assisted
by fellow -del gamer tt Wilds of the de
crease,. The floral of> rugs were
'aulleteratiartud • twairtiLn1 - mow:-To�BV
went took place in Kinloss (emetery.
GOOERICH TOWNSHIP.
Morin %v. Jan.
Aresset 1.►rut+.-'hitt-_1-ixk-it'f.ws lea
of recent date gives nn ai•1.onllt of a
presentation to Chas. TeTTiiitt by the
young Men's Ba.lr class of the Galt
Usahold int share -It, -`- -
A�-hfs�n�elsucne gold-
suountall1)ws.1y-.fir,• ^.t^y-Y11MraWNi,
WAS presented, together with an ad-
dress expressing appreciation of Mr.
Tebbutt's work as teacher of the class.
Mr. TPbbull is 0 young man well
itit.rw., ..r ,
home.
pounced that a geneleman fished to A Her OF NATI' .%I. III4TOIY.-Tei place oui %ednt•sday evegiug, lath
weir him. On bring Raked a hat kind inst. at th ...one of A. 'fuller•, when
up ... how many of cite Pre of The Sig. said. lie :mita he a kind o 1:mime a I'
01 a gens It w,un t w�., ihs it•l vent 1 in is, I d g hie ilaught� Mea. A,n„1. a-hn .. k. -
gentleman, for he wore his hid i1) the nr.rent joys of life to' . on the look -
parlor and spit on the carpet." \ out for the filet tried 01 its migratory
Thu./. wbu de sits the ta+sar.tiern of course I' Some of our I 't:ndaluay be
the (sok tan obtain it by leaving their sceptical or cynical t wrding such
nnmem mt 'u 'Wagerers but they are- t uire t•ex1
and ever-recurringto th
There are other worlds we , in live in
besides the everyday, h n1 one
in which the majority of 1 ple.ap-
pear to live, and, we fear, ne very
happily, and>lene of them is the mid
of nature. 1'he first bind, hoary
not the Ivbiu, crow or bluebird
which we gladly associate the com-
a misting, but is a forerunner of th
all. 1t is a conuudn species, yet no
many appear to be aware of its exis-
tence. it is railed the prairie horned
lark and leaves this section on iia way
uth about the end of November and
turns again generally about the
iddle o• latter part t of Februaiy. Ihst
in to say, from four to six weeks before
th above-mentioned spring hinds. The
settlers were not aeitetainted with
species. as it is d hint of the
lea and open fields and arrived in
pert of the co Intry not many
ago. It. is inteeesting to the
- student_ chiefly fur' two 1 ea-
Filmt, this species bwlongs-
me flintily as the famous sky
he old land and shows its re -
to the latter, not by its
th hr (silty- *nn uhpireTitnTiouei
but by soaring aloft above
he early spring until it is
then diving swiftly down
1 again. Itis interesting in
time, Montreal and Toronto on their
recent trip, j�1.nnd `following his state-
ment there vista a discussion of several
of the matter* thus brought up. One
of these war the summer hotel ques-
tion, but in view of the sale to be held
on Wednesday no further action
could be advised.
Regarding the pro_
sheds at the harbor, lit
stated that in order to ace
both railways it would be
for the town to revoke the
bylaw giving the C. P. R. an
T. R. [equal rights. The efforts
by the Mayor to bring the two
ways into an amicable agreement
the matter had not succeeded, hut t
feeling of the memlwrs of the boar
of Trade WAN evidently in favor of the
lropoeed action by the town council,
eaving the railways to mettle their
differences before the Dominion rail-
way commission if necessary.
The deputation had-.not_been. -ahla.
to do much in the way of fringing the
breakwater project again to the
attention of the Government. but
upon the Mayor's suggestion it was
decided, as a preliminary move, to
'rerun• • circular giving statistic,,
etc., as to the trade of Ooderich har-
bor and its important position in
reference to Western Ontario, this cir-
cular to ► - "4• "la ed -• �wg 11.
Western Ontario munieip pities.
Boards of Trade, etc„ and the mem-
bers of Parliament. Alex. Saunders,
Willis Fraser and K. J. Megaw were
appointed a committee to draft Ibis
circular.
The secreuary was requested to
write to the Department of Public
Works urging the carrying out of the
plans for the enlargement of the post -
office building. -
The secretary was instructed al,o
to communicate with the Ottawa
authorities in reference to the mili-
tary camp for this year. The provid-
ing of accommodation for the camp,
should it be held here again thin year,
would not cost the town as 11Mcb as
last year. -----
An effort is to he made alho t, induce
the Northern Navigation Co. to Make
Ooderich a port of call this year, and
the see'retary was instructed h. tvrm-
municate with the Company.
freight
Worship
mwodste
rcesefary
'resent
the G.
ads
i1•
in
e
UR
I. a one of Inc in•
' rtes., where full partici'. 1
lairs nil} be given.
initiated.
It has auggesrevl itself to ate that•am
the county eooncil meets next week a
very favorable opportunity will be
presented to its members to read this
interesting hiekory trent the pen' of
one of Huron's greatest and Ie }-
known pioneers, _ -
1, ), Weloirr.
Go e
1e 'i
rich JfthK
Jan.,IfM .
High School Entrance Examination:
Toronto, Jan. 2.i. -The high echoed
entrance examinations fur IOW will
mrueure on %Wednesday, June 23. at
8. 5 in the morning, according to the
de 'aiun reached by the Education
tweet 9. y'ijttttlt8l.- ' .dive
cant f aces must notify the public
achoul 'nepeetors before May I, while
lh'e ins. ctor will due charged to uotify
the della anent as In the number de -
airing w examined 001 1ftier than
M,ay s. ---
The ftilh.w%g s••ieetione-fie• .inem-
urization ate £lnuunced •-Ontario
Fourth Header-Btaldicea, La hent of
the Irish Emigil . j'w a• a•:. 1- .••,.1,
.t That, Iw•,bl, Ki sly Light, Lnchin-
vwr, The• Witten of Beauty, the
sonnet Night, and egy 1Vritten•in a
Count ry Churchyard. anndian Cat ho.
lie Fourth headers Ls'ad, Kindly
Light, Flow Gently, Sw t Afto•. Step
by Step, Song of the Hiv.r, As 1 Came
Down from Lebanon, In riptien (•R
A Spring, The Hells of Hh..don, and
the Elegy Written in a Country
Churchyard.
Former Ashfield Boy.
The Greenwood Ledge speaks thus
of Duncan Ross, an Ashfield boy, when
went nut to British Columbia and in a
short time was matte Mayor of Green-
wood and afterwards M. P. for Yale-
Caribxo. He' was defeated in the re.
cent elections, but apparently has still
a warns place in the affection even of
his "esteemed contemporary:"
**Duncan }toss and family leave to-
day for the Coast, probably to r'emide
there permanently. Mr. Ross has
been in business in Greenwood for
twelve years, taking an active part in
all matters tending towards the city's
ad vante7dent. Like other business
men he had his lean and his fat years,
and took them both as they (5111P,
spending his profits and never mqueal-
Ing at his losses. He ha* warmfrieends
among both political parties, 81111 also
enemies- atrong•minded torn alweys
have. 11e is not much more n saint
nor much less a sinner than the rest of
um, and will mosey about the aver•,age.
He was always straight with his em-
ployees ate} paid the regular scale of
wages without shouting it from the
housetops or getting • kink in the
back. The write( wishes 1 ' pi os.
peril y and chunks of it."
m t(shaft- trtiirrarieresehpany.
The annul meeting of the Me-
l(atopMutual Fire Insurance Cone
ny was held in the town hall, Mea -
ort,}. on Friday, Janmuy 1:4t h.
Thomas Tho Fra yy 1
Fraser, wli, has been vies•
president of the company roc some
years, declined again to be a member
of the board, owing to home dui tee,
and M. Mcliwen, of Stanley, was n
pointed in hie place. Mr. Fraser was
a conarientions member of the board.
and in his withdrawal the r' pang
loses a valuable and painstaking ot-
flcial, and his absence from the board
will be deeply regretted by his fellow -
members. All the former officers and
directors were elected, namely, J. B.
McLean. president ; T. E.' Hays, ger-
rotary and treasurer ; directors, %V.
Chesneyy, .1. (1. Grieve, George Dale,
John Benneweis, Jas. divans, John
Watt and Jas Connolly. The total
[number of policies in force is 2,017, in•
airing property to the value of $3,622,-
866 :
3,612,.865: this is secured by premium notef
amounting to $125,427,t1); the total
aagen.ment during 11518, $7,624.40.
Miring the peat year the cnmpent-
has had a great many lnset; in fact (t
was, in this respect, an unfurtunnte
year for them. But, notwithstand-
ing these heavy losses, they still have
A good haleness to their credit in the
hank, and this without placing one
cent of extra aefwasmrnt on the policy •
holden. This is a particularly grati-
fying showing, and shows that the
company hats been ahl, efficiently
and economically managed. The total
Inge. during the year amounted to
$8.087.50, leaving a surplus on hand
of I1II01.27.
Farmers Represented at Ot
a.
is
i tin
g
tilt
Aral
tbia
yea
Hato
suns.
to the
Intik of
hitiunsh
wog. wD
twitterin
its nest in
nut of sigh
to Ibe grow
the gerund pacer in that it arrives here
in the harden and coldest month of
the year. when old Horeas rages most.
violently, and ccordingly its artival is
a cheering sign nd is a promisee( mi-
titre's
a-
tures r•"Ilrre(•ti n soon to be whirl' we
rail spring. Til species is a mit"
larger than the r union English sptr-
rnw and is of a dill grey color, and can
be easily recognise by the black ell',.
The farmers of Canada are t,1 11 we cent on the upper part of its beast
a
ntative in the Home of Cot - and by the black vu•e,w, one on each
No ns tiering this session, The FWD Nide of its head below the eye. Alae on
ily Herald end Weekly Star, of Mote the crown theme are scan black teeth-
es. harertgsged >< frtRrtirat fart r r es, formill;,f. when raised, little tufts
to attend the session and write a Iicb at A short di.t rile appear like
weekly letter to that paper, telling( t 111111' horns, hen its name
the farmers of ('amide how Perlia- prat 'e horsed lark, it i very often
Went 'ts conducted, a. he sees it. 'the even r our roads. anti if d ring Febru-
man engaged is not only is praf•tieal er-y H •ks of small hir'de arc sten
farmer, but is well able to write such on the sleigh tracks, Which wr•
A letter. Ile is said to he a man aim,- ke,,w' are neither snowbirds nor epar-
lulely free from politeal prejudice. 8101, rows, tbeit is &linnet certain they
no doubt, his weekly letter will be of ,are prairie orned leeks. i.eiirk out
great interest to all U&nadisn farmers., for them repast.
The Family Herald and Weekly
Star costs only One dollar a yens. , r - - . -
Wi11 be sent on trial to new aulw,•nh-
ere for the session (about six months)
for only twenty-ftve cents,
No Mistake.
The recent limelight performaucra
of the Emperor of Germany recalled
to a Canadian raconteur a story ala,ut
an English tourist who was said to
have. indulged in violent language in
Bertiw-etter. , art intro.
This Ives not very long after the fro.
nue Kniset's message it, Kruger, The
Englishman has gonere w) Gtr as to rwll
the worthy Emperor -a fool uf ry11-
lphatic order, when an officer of the
aw interfered with it charge of lesr-
majente.
Hi.w do you know," enquired the
protesting Englishman, ••that 1 was
talking about Kaiser 1Wilhehn :' I have
been referring to F.rnper•or Franz Jos-
eph of Austria."
"slut, no,' replied the official sol•
entnly. -net l.'s only err d.n )n -ford
Emperor. -
HIS FRISND;,$y,AaVitv;p,,,
C,uupbellto,. N. It Jan. 2.ith,
1St/et-Sal. l \l•. W. I1. N'allAce. of this
place. is:t builder and contractor and
In very well known and respeetevl.
The farts of his case, which we print
below, show how speedily Debra Kid•
ney Pills cure kidney trouble.
:tome linos, ago,- Me. Walla( e
writ•a, ' r wiosoligaged in movin a
very large fatuity reeidemce at lasl-
bohnie, n ((hamlcee of three utiles, near-
ly 1 wo Inilee of which it had to he con-
veyed by water. I had to b e there
day and night and the coneegnence
wise that 1 caught a vets- 'teepee. cold,
This Nettled in my hack on my kid-
neys -and 1 la•cami• mo lead 1 could
hardly move. A friend of mine told
me of Uoxld'a Kidney Pills and gave
me half a lent just to give them a trial
and after 1 had takrn them 1 tett Vet y
much better. 1 then perehwaed An-
other (six of Dodd's Kidney Pills and
after t %king them the pains lied en-
tirely left me and 1 stn now quite
cured."
Football vs. Prayer.
11 tllir, aged five, was (taken by hie
father to his first f.otbnll game. The
feature that caoght him chiefApproval,
however, did not hareem evident till
he said his prayers that night. To
the horror of his parents Willie
prayed, with true football snap :
"old btees pnpw.
lend Maga mamma.
tied bleat wnlle
(Morn' Rab ! Ratr'-
Repeat it :-^ithlloh's Cure will a1-
weya
cure my coughs end colds."
LU s NOW,
Tr oar, Jan, 28th,
' .1. 11. Alexander. Toronto, apeppt
a few drys with vest_he y thh'
week. -
Dr. J. E. McKenzie, n Detroit, at-
ten/led the funeral of his uncle Mete
on hide). last.
Mr. end MI's.:D. A. Mack
Windsor, were called home -.
the •i,Rtli of o le
late Prof, K. A. MacKenzie.
Dmitri, OF Miss Muria ;sig.-,
Jetur Brotehie, who, p('P'. ions tospen-
fwg the'p111•t three months at Toronto,
Wm, u resident of this village. died on
Friday of haat, week. The remains
were brought here for interment, the
funeral taking 1)11411' Monday after-
noon from the residence of Mrs, N.
Beaters 11) Kinloss cemetery.
A Hrnnee CALL-- Angus Morrison,
one of the pioneer remittents of thin
village, died very suddenly on Wrl-
nr.dny ning last, ogee) eighty-
two years. Dereatid was in good
health nod hood Iwrn down town in
(In.0rety pwtal-14i44?.-day twerfreef/
to his bolus nt noon hour npparently
free from 811 ailment. When enter-
ing his h • he tarried in his arum
s W0011 1111 the kit.helt stove turd
id
ter
Lt .en '
f K It 111 the wlleNl-ie,X fell
over on the wreel. Medical aid MIS
promptly procured, but heart failure
pad taken his life almost if not quite
inatantly. Interment took place Fri-
day nt, 1• -whitish cemetery. Rev. F.
A. McLennan had rhartpe of the fun-
eral services at the house noel grave.
Pmn'Itas()R M.t,Kgvzte:'s Devil}.
Many sad hearts, filled with 'tyre-
nethyJor those so suddenly bereaved,
were n:nong the populace of this
vicinity- when the solemn and unex-
pected inessege Was received of the
dent It on Thursday last of Prof, K. A.
MacKenzie, of the Presbyterian Col-
lege, Montreal. The late Prof. MAc-
Kenzi,•, who weft i his forty-seventh
year, was well known end very highly
rete1'tn(sI In this vicinity. lie was
born in invernesehire, Scotland, on
November 2nd, 1882, and came with
him parents to (!fined& in Deli, his
father and mother, Mr, end Mrs. John
MacKenrie, settling on the itth con-
cession of Ashfield four miles from
Leicknow. He Nest attended the rural
public school end afterwards taught
in A n•lhlteer of the schools of the dis-
trict. After which he Attended the Ht.
Cat perinea Onllegiete and afterwauls
Kincardine high school surd (inderich
high school, and latee resolved to
study for the ministry. He entered
McGill i'niversity, Montlrwl, in 11(5e,
end later the Prembetc►ien College,
MOI111P*i, and v" •'n •r.'1 in arts fend
theology. au 111rd the
degree of bsch..ot u.yinity. His
came the bride of Harry Swe .d. The
ceremony was performed by Rev,. T.
J. Snowden, of Roln ervtlle, in the
presence of *brut: -forty guests: The
bride and groom were anattended.
After the customary feetivilies Mr.
and Mrs. Sweet drove to their home
on the Maitland con •es.ioo; where
they have taken up Nous; keeping.
Diwrett•T OsA!1o6 Lawns -At the
annual meeting of Ooderirit district
L. O. L. held in aha hall of Nu. leak,
the following ofilcere'•were elected
Master. 1W. Mew, Benmilter : deputy
Geo. Wendel burg. Porter's Hill; chat
lain, John Wtwads, Porten s Hill ; n
cording secretary, George I.aithwait.
Uoderich ; tivatcirl aeteretary, Jeh
tutxly, Holmesvillt ; tieasut•er, R, 11
tivtt, Hohnesville ; It. of C., Job
'lure, Porter's 11111 ; lecturers, (i
'Dotter, Clinton, and R. Y. Cqx
is Hilt.
A.
Pur
4-
Tit NNW Blttte+F. Til fig SHORTER :'
--The nue,* along the wee( side
Maida, eouces:nun in the vicinity of
the Col ,rue bridge are much exer-
ciser' ove the report that the roe
pe/sed new ridge is to be cute hundred.
Stet ahor - than -11t44 teemed -one:
They say the if such is the carr there
is bound to I ' is set les of still greater
ice jams, with a consequent bu•king
up 1)4 water a d dam ore to fence..
nrlgtnai'- Lige -a 41.4 fifty stet
shorter than the 1 sent one and they
cannot undrntan' the preleased one
should be one hunfeet shorter.
Anyone crossing the bridge ran rv.n
now furan some idea f bow the ice
jarns accumulate 1 at on in the
aeaaotl .
F11t)tgn itKalbl\TN E('6A14611.-
Mrs, John Alexander re ived word
last week of the death of h brother,
George Phipps, of near Tor to. The
deceased formerly lived in i1 'a town-
ship, o11 OW 71h concession, nntl some
years ago moved to the neiglib ,hood
of Toronto, whets he engag d in
n'arket gardening. The decews was
in his sixtyninth year. ile lesec
dleghter and two fore... /Ain
(concluded on pare 7.
BACK-
ACHE3
if you have Backache you have
Kidney Disease, If you neglect
\ Backache it will develop into
something worse -Bright s Dis-
\leaM or Diabetes... There is no
N rubbing and doctoring your
back. Cure the kidneys. There
is only one kidney medicine but
it cures Backache every time -
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J. H. Colborne.
-OurGreatianuary Sale isOverj
awl it hu..left us with quite a lot of ltuuluants in the following lines which
we want to get rid of, and we are making prices on tiltth so low that
They should go .out in a Very few days.
Dress
(foods
Flannel-
ettes
Prints
Linen
Suitin s
K
Dec A
About twelve ends, from two to five yards, plain colors. Four fifteen -yard pieces
44185a tweeds at 60r•, self stripes and checks, all wool. good rotors.
Twenty rPanett to and mill ends, three to right yards; they will Ire offered nt less
lban,it cost to bake them.
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Come and get souse of our new Paiute ; they ate 8 choice lot, and colors in every
piece G t'A ItANTKF.i).
A few pieceef here already, and jhey' are st-lliog tot% They acre choice colorings,
fast.
'l he Ditecto:re lengths, new for Sprite:, 111r, aro are sure to be wanted, •ll they .
Corsets ere much talked of.
L
As soon an R girl gets old enoug!l tolknnw hotter .Ir• ,IndttT-Wearing pins I Alonhet wast inc.I
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CONTINUATION OF
N-U*RY'say
Stock -taking has lust been completed, and with the close of January
a great many incom ete lines and odds and ends have been placed
out into the centre aisle tables with big clearing prices put on the
different lots to clear the
success, but we expected t
purchased heavily, we are
are bound to make this line
Now is the time you can
later on, so if you wish to save
. Our January Whitewear Sale has been a
do
more o e than
we really ea iv did and
as we had
ing to give bigger values than ever, as we
ove faster.
Vi'money on goods you will surely need
on whitewear get here right away.
WHITEWEAR DEPARTMENT, SECOND FLOOR.
-rh s department has to offer values that have surpei our own staff of salespeople, and words of praise come
rom every hand as to the rch qualities and exceptionally l w prices asked. Here is only a sample of a great many
that are offered in this department.
Skirts of good strong cotton, deep dust rime. -.ex wide flounce of(lawn„ ' with two
lows of wide insertion and loeks, edged with lace, Jat4teiiary Sale , $1.97
Gowns of soft naiosook, wluare yoke with four rods of embrokler leo th 68 00 ioesa,b.
saw Prise, =ass
Corset (overs, extra tine cotton, low round neck finis etl with fine torchon lace, sh 34 to 42,
Sale Price .. ..
Men's Linen Collars, all rises, all styles, all heights, :3 an # ply, best makes, including W.U.R.,
Success, and Anchor Brands. The last of January Clearings, t choice from a tableful, each,.. 71
LAST CLEARING OF MILLINEY SHAPES.
About 75 Felt Shapes, n'l shades, sods,' travellers' samples in the lot and a chance
shape; to tide over till the new 8e•aso11, choice,
.. .. ... ••••
:, few trimmed and dress hats at less than half price, clearing now.
Furs still clearing at from 20 to 40 per cent. oft.
Vixen'. and Huy-.,' Fleece -limit Iiiderwear, clewing special per garment, .
Men's Black Beaver Overroate, special, 85.48.
Boys Beaver Coats, special, 83.98,
2; Men's Suits, clearing, 84 98.
GROCERY DEPARTMENT.
Corn end Peas, special, 2 cans for ISc.
Soap, special. For every 25 cents' worth of Comfort, Surprise nod Sunlight Soap purchased, -w,•
give a Sc her free. -
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pounds of Best Granulated huger for We.
Kvetyt ing in this department is kept new and fre•ch and riot ping loot the ver c , hui. e,t go001. ket.
PROMPT DELIVERY OF ALL ORDERS.
to get a
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P'I::iOOpOCP' HONL
OpOpOG
G roceries l�
TO
THE
LADY
OF
TtIf HOUSE::
When yon ore rnntint
dawn town make a list of your
wnnt8 in 1h -s Genesese line, acid
bring i1 to he filled promptly
with the hest aim} most Fellable
goo is to be had. Or call up
Telephone No. 9t,
and your order will be atten•1ev1
with noel care and prompt nest.
Our stork of
Teas and Coffees
to complete. All the, (peat gowl-
hies st the right prices. Try a
sample order.
Johnston's Military
Bread
cannot be beaten. 1Ve sell it.
Sturdy & Co.
The Grocers - On the Square
Mori
Savers:.3.a`
Racer, Lance, Disstons,
Premier, Buffalo Bill
CROSSCUT SAWS.
at prices to clear, only a
few left.
Every make of
Saw Sets,
Gauges,
Files and Tools.
Axes and Handles.
Gloves and Mitts
At reduced Prices.
Speri4i Bargains in
i
ISkates, Straps, Hockey I
Sticks, Pucks, etc.
Stoves and
ost. R get at
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Worsells'
Hardware.
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ow thane excitement cit CHRISTMAS and
ELECTION DAY is past, would it not be a •
nice thing to have a nice
Morris Chair,
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\an Oak Chair or a
Fancy Parlor Piece
to sit in during the cold winter night, or a nice
Steel Davenport Couch
Call and see my line of Brass Beds. Just think
A SOLID BRASS BED FOR S16.00
tine. itIso a good line of MATRESSES and SPRINGS
I keep it fo11 line of IRON BEDS in steek all the
ALL KINDS OF UP-TO-DATE FURNITURE
Geo. Johnston,
'Phones Store (9.
Residence 178.
PURNI TURF and UNDER-
TAKING. WEST SIDE'
SQUARE.
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