The Signal, 1897-4-8, Page 8THE SIGNAL: M)DSRIOH ONT.- THURSDA y APR. 8. 1897.
SPRING! SPRING.'
Have You seen the New Store
N'lly mit .' There is
Where You Get Bargains !
Every Day Bargain LDay
CENERAL DRY C000S%MILLINERY
MILLINERY OPENING -APRIL 6th
and Following Dara. Don't inia, it .
Our Bca�liiul M�liuer� Displal.
All the delighte anti Special Attractions
of our Millinery Show rooms are for
your nae this
PIIIIRSDAY EVE, FRIDAY and SAPUIIDAY.
Bargains! Bargains!
Parks, the Best reg 10c Shirting, s c
Tweets, worth .iOc for.. 25 c
Tweeds, worth 75c for.. 371,c
American Pacaler Prints, double
width. per yard onl • 10 c
Range Flannellette•,, choice color 4 c
CASH AND QNE PRICE ONLY
SMITH BROS. & CO.
McLEAN'S BLO K.
UUNGANNON.
Nortca.--The total agency is Dungannon
for Tutt HIuIGAL 1. at the office of J. 0. Ward
JJ'.. conveyancer. to.. wbo will receive u1
dere for sulsoriptiuws, advertising and iob
work. and fai authorved to give receipt. fu
amounts paid for the saute
Tr,'oAr, April b
Mrs. Mary 1WIgeint and Jin. John glen
are recovering
Subject for League meeting on Monday
evening, •' i-:fe gad Conduct, by W 1..
Hiles
ila the tumor depart neat, although not hav-
ing the pleasure of being present, we learn
• that as usual, good work is being done.
The laspectr w.s piea.ed to gee the pro
r give in the school and that the trustees
were maktog much needed improvements.
lis the way, tune ..f the trustees wens pre-
sent at the sanunatrou. t% s belies a their
presence on .uch occaoons would add much
to the interest of the examination.
A new drug store is in course of construe.
Lion. More in reference to it In our next-
A. R. McKay made a short visit to rola
rives and acquaintances at ituo.a000u. bis
forcer home, during last week
Subject for meeting .1 the Epworth
League on the evening of the 12.h u..t w'I
be " Lite and Conduct," by 1% . I. It:les.
David Sproul, th • popuise plasterer. etc ,
is suffering from .o attack of tnti.mation of
the lungs. We hope to soon herr of his re-
covery.
Jeo Rose, implement t g mt. hod, per-
eh.sed the mane* from the e.,ng•e,rattosi of
ibe Episcop.lien church He gets possess
.ion the Ent we. L of May.
Mies R,ee McI'tan, of the Forest C'Uy,
left here for home on %VeJaesd.y, after a
visit to her ;ornate, .n4 to her atsten sad
brori.er in West Waw.no.h.
The numerous friends of Ales Mary Wig-
gins nod Mrs. John I.Ien.to whom refertoce
bas been made nm hemg seriously x11 are, we
are pleased to state, gradually recut-ering.
('n t.• r ,' V , trD,rt -The fair weather
whi: h we have bed was bi-( ken in upon by
• copious shower of ram on 'uedsy tights
and in c..ns..luen.•e \lother F:.rtE aesomes
• verdant appearance. quite a number .1
farmers have commence-I'pnog operatio..,
Ituo
rt 1. ;it. THE Hi, tis.AY. _I In Thum.
day Lst a goat .►in robe dropped from ei
vehicle bet ween Int 1',, con 2. West Wawa•
n osh, and the residence of (,.orge Stators,
lot 1Z, (:ravel Rorer, Ashfield. Any pits..
A.dmog it will plea.. leave it at J. O.
Ward'. residence, Dungannoo.
Iii Yrai.7teet', V .0--OnThursday
week public school r -specter .1. E. Tem et-
loally yi.it.d Dungannon pui.ltc echool,sod
expressed himself highly pleased with Ms
proven. good order and mode of dim:ipits.
sad tuition incnloaed. Specie: credit Wile
Liven to the els•o in algebrs, .gob pupil
scoring • gond percentage. In bterat.re,
history and grammar good work was.bo.,
FARMERST a; TRADERS
.LIFE AND AI't li,E\T.
ASSURANCE COMPANY, ltd.
JAYItn H. STI1.1., }'resident,
JOHN ('Awrt.l.t., Vice-Pr.wtdemt,
1). L (iALaselTl.. secretary,
P. M. Fa*eaa, Msaagi.g Director,
HIA!' f'PrIcE, .W. Th,.ntn•, r,,,•.
Authorized Capital $.500.000 00
Subscribed: Capital . 330.000.00
Paid -Up Capital .. _ ... 33,000.00
Lowest Rale. 1-p to date Polio% contracts
ineraetie rel.ahle local enema wanted. Ad
dross the secretary, tftm
Read.
O. THE
Great Offer
es. OF•
The London
Free Press.
♦ •
The a roe Per'., desiring to greatly
Inc,..,-. it..nb.. ripttnit 11.1, make. 11.e
following great eller 1n the farmer• and
stack men of 1'nn:ldn wh.rrhy .isle
eorlh.•r. to %%.•ekl) h',c. Pre., will get
One Year's Paper Free.
The t•'re.• 1'r,... h.• made arrange
meat. with lb, V. teatime) metewr.
Pubil.OIn.gg t'o 1• .. ,?nl..rd..••000pt,. of
thole book "The y"..rrinwry
the prier of which 1. t! -.n Thi. honk
treat. fully and in pro.. Isr.gnog. the
Anatomy. lake..,. sod Tr,.,,,,er of
1(nribe.th Animal. amt ('"..hr). ;.iso
rent at ring mN ld.•err; .. inn of Veer,-,,,,
mid Beratltm, .w that et erg former eon
be hi. own vrtrrtn.try.
S3.00toS2.00
Thr Wockl) 1'm I' re-,-la
0•1 h'wrfI
•NOWl NOW form" leo• .pri».$I 1. nod
w ropy .4 I0, Yet, .it.sr) .Ment. (Wife
rein
14.0 wi�l he nailed
1e ...).nn IM re...tpt of Tors Dollars.
10. n,. ,nit.- 1111- I Me.. \t a •amnet
41,10..1 to '. •• nn.- t hi- sir, ,rot. Ithtt ly
Ourrd,y t.,. m.•k.ng Ittine ip in.ct
son ,mitle,4.ti• ,...pnn.r '.01. h w w
11b.ntt
offer myrl" tali to mir'.el. *.
.t.mher h .' A •-rye Ir. the 11,c •L*,
Fa .1 1p %«kl rte.
and 1 soil
is serarber IF.
Astral. wanted os to elmre,
aA ei.i.wmedaathes to eM/1��
Fri ae Press Oslwj...zaCoe .a
t. it ,
ANoruse I'in.s►x 1)tec.t.gD.-t)a Mon-
day the 5th the remains of the late •Iere-
muh Alton were interred in Dungannon
cemetery, which were ea:orted thirties. from
his late residence in %West %Vawaneeh by a
very large assemblage of mourning relatives
and ac,tuatntanoee. H. was aged s tears.
The deceased was ono of the sturdy and
brave poorer, of West Wawanooh and was
much esteemed tor his genet and friendly
disposition. His bereaved widow and
family have the sv•npatby of their at •Itiatnt-
anoes and neighbors.
•
Soft Kiss REMI?t'nt'. -The king of ter-
' rots, is seizing our morons, to the stir.
j founding vicinity' one by one. Saturday
last the remain• of John Mclean jr. were
interred in I )uoganaon cern. t e r y,
beteg noorted trom his late rea-
denc in %\ es: %Vawanosh by a large cortege
of relatives and friends, among the fernier
tato' County Warden ('ox and County
Councillor Robt. McLean end many ethers
from Goderach town and township. Num-
bers were present from I't borne, A.htield
and %Yost Wawanoeh, and almost all the
u9hrens of Dungannon turner' out, thus
et i ides deep sympathy for the bereaved
widow and child and other relatives.
Cause of early decease, consumption.
A. 'tr ' r -Saturday last, as the remains
of the late John McLean Ir., were being'
taken W the cemetery, an aooideet took
place which might have resulted seriously.
Owing to tbe vehicles ahead stopping sud•
dimly and those behind crowding oo, the
gorse attached to the conveyance .00ntein-
to_ \yillum Jebr. H•Il and J. C. Ward
iomped aside sad into the ditch on t
rodetde and upset the vehicle with its sac -
cutouts. The vouog man Bull, although
thrown out of buggy held to the hor.s be-
ing dragged along( the ditch for • consider-
able durance. He, however, pluckily
brought the animal to • standstill, but for
which the result might have been serious.
Fortuaat.ly no injury w.. done except the
breaking of the hold -back straps end the
borne was slightly corked in the hoof. The
000up.nte have reason to be thankful for
their preservation from harm.
COLBORNE.
The following is taken from the Arnprior
Watchmen, and refers to • former I olborns
boy, • son of Alex. Young, ar. :
" A .guest marriage servios took place on
Tuesday, Maroh 16th, at the residence of
William Russell, FAN., of this tows, when
Ilia daughter, Mss Jean MM:owns' Rowe,
B. A., a graduate of Queen's (; aivershy, was
united to Rev. Colin Young. B. A , also a
graduate of Quest's, Rev 1). ,1. McLear, as-
sisted by Dr. CemPbell, of Renfrew. pm -
formed the marriage service. The groom
was accompanied by hie yoting triaad, Yr.
Wallace, divinity student, Renfrew, and
the bride by her aster Margaret. Amami
the valuable presentations was one from Ns.
.Andrew s church Sabbath school and an-
other from Mrs. Young's own class in token
of her long and efficient services in the
sebool. The mertisd couple left in the
afternoon by the C.1'. R. for their future
home at Russelltowo, Owe Mr Youngs
induction to the Presbyterian obarob theta
sod at Cove Hill took plan. Tber.day, 113th.
Mr. and Mn. Young have the beet wishes
orthis community for their future success
and happiness."
Takla, Itte wears wt.
I)wtrh.t L. aloody,in addressing hie great
Bible ('lass Moth. March Ladies' Homo
Journal on Regeneration. illustrates hs
teachings with this sxcelle.t story : •• A
ltetkodiat minister on Ma way to • camp -
meeting, through some mistake took pus -
sate on the wrong boat. He found that,
ieete•d of being board for • religious
gathering, M was on his way to a horse-
flies. Pie fallow- palmettoes were betting
and di.cosetng the event•, and the whole
atmosphere was foreign to hie nature. He
besought the oaptain that be would stop his
beat end let bin off at the first Medias. as
the surroundings were so duta•tef.l to him.
., FO. story aloe goes As to replete how, e.
10. earns occasion a sporting man, intending
to go to the rams, by aome mistake, found
himself off the wrest boat, board for the
oamp tneetieg. The ennvero•tien about
hies was no more intelligible to him than to
the man in the firer instance, sad be. tars,
besought the captain to strop and let bite elf
the best. Now whet was tree in them two
COM in practically true with s eio. A
brae Cbrtst*n is wretchr
ed woe s so
faflswohip, and an .n-reg.arato w is not
M men whore tbee• are rely Cbrbtb.e. A
eve's future will be •eonrdled to whet be
in here prepared tr. it be is NS redener-
Msd Heaven will halts ss wMtnetb.s fee
Joh. H■nk:tip is at premed tttristedy iR
trw lnAsteteaties s1 the help. thee m bet
Mike hope of W teeny,,.
D. R Munro W •.g•asd W. Habklrit
delie hb weave Min ttimwer_ A. C. Jo*.
•m magi. sib l» WINNOW%
Don't mins it ' Our best efforts have
been put forth to make this the
Leading Attraction of the Season
Our Carpet Sale
Dollar Bill
talks about
DERELICT
SHOES .. .
STILL CONTINUES, and every day sees the pile reducing: If you
want a Carpet this Spring or this year, don't miss this opportunity :
J. T. AC H ESON.
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ifiti[iiittti><tf
Barns Cost Money
to build, and will coot money to replace. Paint
'em and sore 'em. Paint of the right sort, care-
fully used. will give good returns on the invest
went. The barn will last longer and look
better. Lumber that has become weather
beaten, is beginnitag to decay. Gored paint
closes the pores of the wood, stops decay, and
preserves the structure.
TME SNERwigt W1LUANS '044
CREOSOTE PAINT
- i. the best barn paint. 1t i, made for use on
coarse grained woods. It is goal for learn,,
roofs, and fences. The ceders are right, the
paint is right. it is economical.
if y; at are • in doubt aa to the best paint, to use for Fath tub.., chairs,
cep:•Hard.., shelve., baseboards, buggies, boats, plow:, wagons, doors,
houses - -f r any raintable thing unier the sun -send f.,r "Pellet Pasts."
It io a i..,k fns the house -keeper and housevw.er. It tells what t, gset
paint and ball paint. when to paint, and how to paint. it is a h.:rtdy
1 •..k for anyone to have. 1t is free. Send lot it to -day. For booklet,
al 'emit 19 St. Antoine Street, Montreal.
THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO.
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Seeds Seeds Seeds!
CLO'111 1 --All the bast ! No. 1 TiMMOTHY. BUDS for the kitchen
garden. Nltw PISMO 13I , Our harvest d seeds.is gathered from
reliable growers only. As venal we shall have the BEsT art' FIELD
Coax in ia a few days --prepare for your silo.
Store -Masonic Hall. East-st.
J. T. VIDEAN
THE RELIABLE SEEDSMAN
FIRE °R N° FIRE
I am not going to be undersold by any body.
HARDWARE
clean and bright will be sold at or below the
prices of damaged goods elsewhere.
R. W. M°KENZIE
OF THE LOW PRi('ED HARDWARE WOEZ.
ASHFIEI O.
MosDAy, ApiI 5,
Council met on Saturday, Marsh 27t11.
Mabee all preseo•. Miasma of Ism meet
ing read, paved. Cheques were 'mooed fee
the following amoanta, Ed. Foley. plank
520 00: Rob:. Fitzgerald, plank f7 f,< : W.
Kiokley, expenses in taking Jas. Brown to
Poor House 51 00: Wen. Kempton. plank
P6 30: John Bowers, repairing culvert en
K. R. 76a. ; Joseph Tigan, realma" o.lvert
S R. 3 and 4 5400: 0.e. MoNall, repair -
tog culvert S. B 3 and 4, 53 60 :. Ames,
.Inhneoa's taxes 513 64 were refu.ded on a. -
0000t of bi. misfertw in loss of bare sad
stock by Are. Moved by Won. Kiekley
.qaiaded by Vi e . Hunter. Oral seek Cana
otllor be allowed to expend too sam of 5150
in their respecuv• divides*, carried. TO.
following pntbnswten, boos viewer sad
Po" keeprs were aroei.td..lno. Ham-
ilton, Sam Matthews, Wm Me(lratta., D.
Gerrie, Nass Pentland, Jew IfeWbtnney 1.
Venter, 1.. Oliver, thew W. Fielder, Wa
Hawkl.s, .1.. Cornelius, .Ise. Beenott, J.
Otey. D. Jet -the, lea Yobs, Thew
8lewaat, R. Finegan, Wm. Grahams, Nat
fo n.t.gbnns, Wm. YoMullf., The.. Rinke,
,Sao. Sullivan, M. Hayes, Pat :lar, Wm
Nbaekelter. Wm. Loma'., Panl Reed, TO..
Andeseo., Joe. 8e..de e, O. Hall, Jae.
lenr.by, 1). H. Alta., It J. H. Delores,
Tose. (anon. Jae. Lars, RI R Use, Jos.
Spars, A. Hweltett, R. Nixes, C. W. Riteb-
Ie, A. Holli., 1) C. Asthma, Jos. Baird,
D. As... TMs. Waggle. Rebt N Keith,
Jia M.Re.aaa, R. ('' pbbey
ll, Jae. Hurray.
R. a. J.b.a... 1. eY. D. Maws-
Jas.L Melte.ald, D. Fermesene. A
MoDartrwM, A. tome, H. co..,.mFreak
Mw., Rt..s, Hnwih...Qp� 4 Jaw
As. Cue , 1 Ms(- Wa
Fini.y.sa, J... S'tadly, J. W. warm G
Weraeley. Jae. Braley, 8. Kirk. Tho.
Smylie, We. Taylor, Mat Ferries, R. Hnw•1
god, R. Mol.bu►, Jai Hackett, Wei. Pow•
.11, J... O'Rielly, Finley McDeeeld, Jon.
Long. Jaw McDonald, 1) Little, Thos.
tAibe.. J. Ilesmo.d, Alex McDerntatd,
Jas. B....tt, Jas. Crawford, Wm. Goaelsy,
N. Johnston, C. (YCo..er, Wm. MoWbin-
..y, B. Frage, J... Aires. J. Creosotes,
D. K Asd.rnsts. H. Y f).Q, J. Sullivan,
R. F.ley, R Fitsearald, C. iainberta, D.
McDonald. L Melvor, Alex. Mograob, 1).
Boyd, Jan. (41116.. Jae. Phillips, Mn.
Riobardees, (hen. Dawson, TO... Coo4ram,
Jae. Jehnata., A. Mains. Thea Riobardere.
Jas. Laithesd, Jun. Kilpateriak, Pete
Shields, J Da11.., M.C..rt..y, h Bowen,
Wm Kdpstriok, .1... Heli•.d, .la.nh
Ryan, Jas. K.s..dy, W. H. Matz R
Proctor, .1. Scllirsa, Wm Dtekse., Tbes.
Dasher, Y Disease. A. Dreamy, rise Heid,
.1... Griffis, Rd. Ply.n, H. J. Slake, Thee.
(Menem, Jos. Qoaid, A. C Hawkins.
F.ease vi wers-Jae. Webster. Joe. Ye-
D..•gb, Jos. Hsek*ts, D. Mel.tyr., R
Fisk", Y. HeLensea, Ise. Meek. B flea,
A. Dresser. R. A. Carriage Theo Lama,
Ir., We. Pbw.11, Jae. lege., A C. Hawkins.
Jo.. Stevens's Pound keepers --R J. H.
Delerwg, Jobe McDesseh. Peel Reed, Dsa-
Mel Mcinters..Jas isms, tae Mao!. 1401
and .Inks Re. les. After which the maned
adlo.r.ed is meet agsie n. the ]ratb eia, of
May Comet of Rerval1ss will wmmena
at 2 e'eleeh
TO. Ota.. P..t.ry b ON wank -Npt/laf
mom M the oY e...rry.
Mae. OM hes emensesed Me ema-
Oft of a brisk ves.red 1_.JM $L
art. slash ossa lib earn..
"Look at me I" said the Silver Dollar. " I aur big and
round, and the right shape to roll ; when I get going down hill
a wild trolley car can't catch me
" Yee," " sail the Canadian Dollar Bill, ' you're a high roller
'tis true : but why don't you and the Mexican Dollar take an
occasional roll see hill to the ' Hundred Cent ' Station
" You ' wheel of fortune ' dollars remind me of certain stampol
priced shoes, on which the stamped price is regulated by Ihr deal-
er according to the profit he wants, instead of by the manufac-
turer, according to hie knowledge of their worth.
" 1 -our nano' is ' dollar ' of course, but your actual value in
Slater Shoes or Canuck money is between fifty and eighty cents.
" Seems to me you were made for each other --fifty cent
dollars to be paid for /he ' fifty cent dollar ' stamped shoes -a
fair exchange of fictitious par values."
" Oh, '.well, don't you get gay," sneered the Silver Dollar ;
" you may lie called in and cancelled any (lay "
" When I Gua," sail Bill, " I won't pretend to be honey at
all, but just as I was • be/ore being signed by the Minister
of Finance -mere paper.
" If a man offered use for fifty cents, the purchaser's first
glance of suspicion would be at that signature, which tells
whether I'm an actual dollar, or • something of an unknown and
doubtful value.
" There's my friend and compatriot ' The Slater Shoe,' which
does business on the self same principle. The name and price
stamped on its sok is the makers' certificate of its r•alw', and
means that they deem that shoe perfect enough to endora it and
thereby become responsible for its service and comfort
" It also means that the prier stamped is no/ the dealer*
price, but the makers' estimate of its sure value to the 'nearer.
" It is a ' hundred cents on the dollar ' shoe, and the stamp
is not put on any • ninety cents on the dollar ' pair, even if
made at the Slater Shoe Factory."
" Workmen and tanners and machinery never make ass mis-
takes, I suppose insinuated the Silver Dollar.
(►h, yes, they do," said the Dollar Bill ; " but a stitch
missed, a slip of the knife. or a flaw in the leather changes the
whole destiny of what was mean/ to be a ' Slater Shoe.'
" If its perfection is marred in the making, it goes forth on
the marks. nt(nie/ega, without the Slater Shoe stamp, price or
guarantee, and is sold to the highest bidder as imperfect goods.
" Sometimes the merchant who buys these faulty grades
quibbka on the name, and tries to impose them on the credul-
ous as ' Slater Shoes.' Rut they are no more ' Slater Shoes,' or
Slater Shoe standard, than I would he a rra/ dollar bill if I
lacked the ai;rnafure of the Minister of Finance.
" ' The Slater Shoe ' brand means more than the mere fact that
the shoe which bears it was •made by Geo. T. Slater & Sons,
whose factory could make any kind of shoes a dealer wanted
but who could not be induced to put the .dater Shoe brand on
them if they were unworthy of that brand in quality or price.
" Why, I've known the Slater Shoe people to call in, from
their agencies, some of their shoes, and .'ranter the brand of them,
just because the style itad a/a'a/ a tritle, or becaese the wearing
quality of the leather had been impaired through the moisture
drying out while the shoes were on the shelves. They are as
careful of oks/we as my makers ere of redemption." -
When the stamp has been erased from s " Slater Shoe " ,it
is kn(wn as a " Derelir't," and is sold for what it is trorlh to
stores which have a market for uncfrinin goods.
They are good enough even then to he offered by the largest
retail concerns in Canada as first-class shoes, but not goof! enough
to bear /rt, " ,Valet Shoe " stamp on the sole, with the maker's
pledge which that implies.
If a lot of cancelled Government billswere offered for sale
as merely frit, paper one might safely invest at the current price
of paper.
But if these cancelled bills are offered as money -beware !
The nam. filed price on ti.- ae of Slats,- Cheri were not put
Oen, for b/lit•! men, There is but one store in this place which
can sell you the genuine trade marked, guaranteed article.
No matter who else Haines to have them, that store is that
only one which can buy SINN Shoes to sell again. Its name
is
W.SFIARMAN, Jr.
.. ..__
THE i.k
COUERICH SLATER SHOE STORE