The Signal, 1902-5-22, Page 22 TstresseAY, May 22, 1902.
THE SIGNAL : GODERIOII ONTARIO
THE WEEKLY MAfewtT REPORT
Uo..WCU. May 21 1901
Fall Wheat - 069 so 70
Flour. family. per owl9 10 to 10
Floor. patent. per eta. ...... 790 to s•
Bran. a. r... _....-._. 17 00 fol 00
Dhotis, a toe .-.. 19 00 to 00
owt 1 00 to 00
Reye. per Bush 000 to 6'
Buckwheat. per bush 0 66 to 55
O.u. • Dtiah . .... .. .. ... 60 60 (1
Peas. • bush...._..........._...... 75 to 110
Barley, per bush 60 to 60
Hay. • too 1 00 x01 00
Pntatoee. s bush...... 35 to 96
*otter. ........_,..... 10 to 16
Chace". per Ib.-.. . .... Iti to 11
tire fresh unnpeoked. • dol..... 1 to 11
Woc.b _..-.�.-.-.. _............ 60 to 60
2014.......... �.........�
Pal« 40 to 60
r•.
lIre Hews 50 10 9J
Drooped (logs 50 to 00
Booms ... 19 to 11
Ham. Par lb.... ...... 15 to 16
Lord, per 10. 11 to 10
Dressed Ileo! fese quarter oo to 01
Dressed 111.1. tiled 00 to 00
Cottle, Km pal 00 to (0
lhdlnsry 50 to 0)
!Situations Vacant.
WANTED. -YOUR OK FIVE AP
preotices wanted to Morn drss sod
b1
maatesu making.personally Apply
mail to MI88 MARY HALEY. Dungannon.
BOY AGE 16 WOULD LIKE A 5LTUA-
tlom. Box 00. Ooderloh.
AGOOD STOU1' BOY WANTED -TO
harp the machine and b4eksmltbtog
trade-
nnl let an pblacksmitto h. Victoria street. A. ' ma -
Lost
LOST. -A SMALL WHITE COLLIE
deg. marked with red. named "Tim.~
finder w111 be rewarded on returning to A.
M. POLLEY, North street.
DOG LOST. -AN ENGLISH COLLIE,
tan winked. short taULo0e water claw w
len bind leg ; left on the 990 of April ; &sewers
to the name of lido le one leu old and •
good heeler. nA Information
nform reword
w116 be Sven
g/0V077. giving PHIS. lon.l. to its re
oo•ar7. (i F. 9lcPHtt, Loyal.
Public Notloe-
MEETING OF THE i1UROJI-COUNTY
ooundi.
'
•
The summer 'salon of the Camoo
fl of the
County Raton will be held o the oo 0011
me ncr of the ing at 5 o'clock w em
a. on the first Tcom-
mencing
Tuesday
15 June next. W, LANK, Clerk.
Dated at Ood•rlob this Slat day of Ysy 1902.
NOTICE 01'COURT OF REVISION
TOWN OF OODERtCIL'
Take notiee that the Court of Kevttion of
the
.g n the osaown f o fo„he Town Clerk, for ch will hold Its first the
purpose of hearing appeals against the sasses'
meet roll of the town of Goderlch for the year
1902, on Monday. the 16th dal of May, at 10
° clock In the forenoon:
All parties Interested are requested to at-
tend, WM• MITCHELL.
Town Clerk.
Ooderloh. May 13, 1902.
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED, B1-
cycles repaird,eto. Bring your lawn
mowers and bicycles to Btracban'a Maobine
and Blacksmith Shop. Visions street. We
guarantee
Lawn mowers ailed for and &Alterebabled t1 All
kinds of repair work call solicited. JAS. A. STIIACon HAN-
WARNING.-ANY PERSON BA1H-
bag from the island•using the ferry
without permheton. shooting. or otherwise
trespassing upon any Dart of the property will
be arrested and prosecuted12. C. ATTRILI..
Ridgewood Para.
[)BEROF. N. L. TAU
L ARt'rACTI LUNO OPn('I4t AND SYS
artet•L101.
MI kinds of Spectacles and Eyeglasses mode
to order Special attention given W fitting the
eye.
Orders by mall promptly attended to Be-
ware of parties using my Dame. as I employ
no travelling swots whatever.
8atisfantloo guaranteed. R.tablished 1873.
S64 RICHMOND STREET W., TORONTO
Mus10.
MISS COLBORNE.
Teacher of Fletohor music method, w111 re.
alive pupils at her studio. above Mr. Natters
Insurance omoe. Hamiltoo street. For info?.
motion apply ether at studio or at to ndon«).
8L Patrla s street.
wl`
. GLENN CAMPBELL,
Organist and musical director of North Street
Methodist church. teacher of piano. pine or -
Nita and theory Pupils prepared for all es.
amleoten. of the Toronto Cooserv&tery of
Mato• Will be pleased to receive applies.
Ross from all those requiring such Inetrue.
tloa at h1e new studio over Thomson'• mesio
store, Use of piano for praolloe may b, ar
ranged for. 67tt
Dentistry.
vvY. HAYDEN, D. D. 8.. L. 1) 8
. Dental Surgeon, sncoeesor to Dr. J.
M. Turnbull. Most approved methods In all
departments of modern dentistry. Innludlns
porcelain Inlay operations, and crown and
bridge work both to Roll and In poroelaln.
Spacial attention pelt to preservation of
natural teeth. In office formerly 000upted by
Dr. Turnbull.
RANDTRUNK
Victoria Day
Return tloket• w111 be issued al
1902
SINGLEou:: FARE
Hawes') all 8tatien. In Grids' all eltatloes
in Canada to and tram Detroit,Mich, Port
Huron Mich.. Fort Covington. N.Y.. Bombay
Jot.' 2f. Y. Helena N. Y.,M•eoeia Springs,
Y.. Rousei Pant, N. YY , Island Pond Vt.: all
to Canada to, but pot from fivaalo N.
Y . Black Hock, H. Y , Niagara Fails, N. Y ,
and Suspension Bridge, N. Y.
Good Going May 23rd or 24th
Valid returning from deotlantlon on or before
May 95th. 1902.
Tiok.te. and all information; from agents
()rand Trunk Railway System.
F.F LA WHENCE.
'town Ticket Agent
Jet D McDonald, District Passenger
Amid, Toronto.
Improvement of Btoolc.
TBE' PURE BRED ENGLISH SHIRE
STALLION,
DESFORD MAKQUIS, 16639.
English Shin Stud Book. Foaled Juoe list,
100, 121 Canadian Number.
Deeford Marquis. No. 100111. w161 stand for the
Improvement of stook. beginning
Monday May 260. when he will be at s
own stable, hi
e, Ridgewood Park farm until
n oon. Monday night at Soinr. Hotel. Carlow,
Tuesday. W David Hamltoo'a, 801 con.,
u • 13th
Woo to He r Doer .
Colborne, sane for noon. T
non„ Hullett, for night.
Wedneedal, to Albert Wallaoe's. 8th coo..
Hulett. tor noon;t h ooe to Mo
Cm nshe 's
Hotel, Clinton. for night.
Thursday, to Gilbert Malt's, Huron Road,
for moon; thence to t'.. , Colclough's. 11th
nos., Uodedoh township. for night.
Friday, to O. 0. Sturdy's, 790 000 . node -
rich township, for noon; thence to John Sow-
•,bl's, Ith con.. for night.
Saturday. to Farr Bros'. Hotel, Ooderioh. for
once: thence to his own stable. where he will
the following Mondaynoon.
roman until e
e
This D
e lom6ld stallion woo told in 1890 and
Doroha.xd by his lm ten Messrs. Bowden
t Mohonell, from the U.0 Shire Hone Co„
who used him for two seasons. Bred b7 W.&
J. Thompson of Boron'. Park. Raeford. Fal.
ceterehlre, England. He 1.. beautiful bay.
with blareon face and four white leg., weighs
2,000 pounds, and is in style, setiou and
other point as flee . specimen as Mei gel
reached this :ouotry.
He was sired by Soowell Duke (11 3021. bred
• Lord ,rd Verulsm, of 8opwell. and his dam
being Deeford Duchess of Brldgeport17947),
bred by Earl of Ellesmere.
Sopwel Doke won the following pprtres:-
Flnt, Hatfield. 1892; first, Hat0eld. 1893;
third, Royal Counties Show at Canterbury
1869• seoond, Hatfield, 1891. highly commend-
ed. London Show. I. 1f1111es sired by Soo -
well Duke made450 owner's st Lord Verul•m's
sale; 150 guineas at Mr. Philo Milli -ale : 290
g uineas at Mr. Parnell it sole. A filly also sired
by Sopwell Duke, named Desford Blackolyd,
held an unbeaten show r000rd in 1890.
Per extended pedigree see cards.
NOTICE-WE,THE UNi)ERSIONED
tentheu, will olcee our offloss at 1
°clock p m. Wednesdays from May to Oo'
tabor. inclusive. ly Rued) Nlcttot.aeN,
L. M. Meek,
Ooderlob, May 014 Wit. W. Y. Hottest.
For Bale.
BOATS FOR SALE -I HAVEA NUM
leer of 0oau for sale. They are ID first
Wass condition and .111 be sold rsa.onanle,
Bhouse hpartIouCapats for hire as t. JAS. BA XT ER. at tbe t
se for lera
OLI) PAPERS FOR SALE, FOR PUT.
Ong under airpets. ego. Apply at Ttt■
BInh AL Otho..
FOR SALE -THE, EAST HALF OF
the west half of lot 15, oon. 7, West Ws-
w.oaib. comprising 50 setae. Apply to HEN -
BY troy:ti , Dungannon, or to Philip Holt,
Barrister. Ood•rtoh.
EN ROUTE TO SOU ru AFRICA.
tatter from ■les aethwell, • Farmer Seel -
float sl ISsdertel.
Mbe. Rothwell, of Ottawa, at one Ilene a
resident of Ouderloh, and • slater of H, E.
ftolhwell, be ow of the Ceo&dlan teachers
who a few weeks Mo left for South Airiest.
Sloe writes • Wog and ter) l•terestl•g let•
Morfataitir Bale.
MORT010B BALE OF VALUABLE
0)0096007.
Yoder and by virtue of the power of sale
ooutalued las oert.ln mortgage tsarina date
the Mb day of zbcemher, 100111. and two as-
slgomeota thereof bearing date respectively
the 22nd dayof November, 110)1, and tat las
day of Mar. 110)1, which w111 M produowl at
the time of sale. there wilt be sold by public
auction at Buxton, hotel In the town of
Ooderlob, In the comity of hotel,
on
SATURDAY, the31st DAY of MAY,
A. D. 1909, at 11 o'clock noon
D Jobs Knox..uoteo erir the following vale
able
Parcel
I. flee, uamdy
l'orcet 1. The east half of floe wax half of
lot number 15, In the 7th o.noeeslou ot the
township of Wawanoeb, lu the county of
Huron.
1'h. property Is situated about 3 miles front
Dungannon. Then le • frame house 90'30.
with kitchen 15.04, woodshed and brink milk
house ; two frame stables and other buildings
alt In fairly good oondltlon. There aro two
wells and a thing spring creek on the farm
and abo d 5 &ores of orchard. The soil Is good.
l'aroel 2. Lot number 167 In tat village of
Dungannon. being part of lot 13 In the 5th
oono ..Ion of Wawanosb.
Upon this property then le a new frame
bottle 18x94 with frame kitchen 10:12.
Terms of Sala Teo per Dent. of the pur-
chase
utchase most at the time of sale and the bal-
ance within one month thereafter without
ioter.16
For further p•rtloulan.pp11 to the auction-
eer or to the vendor's solicitor:
Dated the Itch day of May. 1007.
JOHN KNOX. PHILIP HOLT,
AnstloOesr:
Vendors
Soadter
AT PRIVATE SALE
That big stone house with 7 -roomed brlok
addition. eltuaated on Photon street. The hone,
b dryand warm, bring lined throughout with
2-Inoplank. It is 'wild and eub•untl&L It
wait built bythe late
SheriGibbons when MM. prime
Not fora day Inst for all t me.
The foundations are about 3 feet thtok and
will endure as long u the Pyramids or Egypt.
A home seeker or Mentor who realises [ e
poteut'allties of fresh paint and papa,whlob
are inexpensive. and of glass, which e pane -
ally cheap, by a little planning and Judioloue
asp'
ndl[oro ran maternlre It Into an uo to
date mansion. 1 Wert most strenuously and
tearlees1) that • big return will accrue to the
wide awake Investor -tor the best of all rea-
sons that he hes a broad and solid foundation
all ready to his hands. The some o•n001 ane
raid of a shell or veneer. Let those who are
on the lookout for a soft snap investigate. In
veatlg•te, lnve,tllta'e
Offers addressed to
THEO. J. MOOKHUCBE,
Hayfield 1'. O.,
wit, rooelvs prompt attention.
May 710, 1902. 01-11
At the annual show held by the Usk Shire
Horse 00., Limited, on tioiolier 90th, 1900, the
1st prize colt was sired by hector.' Marquis.
16639, takfog let prize it, class and also oham
pion prize of show, and was sold for a large
sum to a Midland buyer.
Ts1(aa : -t1S to insure, robe paid 1st of Jan-
uary. 1903.
OTTLR B. WIL.o SLwARD C. ATTRILL,
]leetlRpr• Owner
THE HACKNEY TALLION,
LANGTON'S NEOELT,
1116) and --01-
Dg/mrRIITIOw AND P0DWR1{ L -- Langton'.
Danegelt, -91-Canadian Haotee7 S. R,. and
(336) American Hackney S. B., Mae foaled In
1697, and is consequently five Feat/old; 6.e is e
beautiful dapple chestnut oolor, with white
stripe on tau, and both front feet and neat
hind stoking white. Ile la a very high knee
actor. and hook &odors cannot be excelled He
comes from champion stook In England and
the U. 8.. both his sire and dam having been
Import from England.
Langton'• Danegelt wan bre4 byMr. Fred C.
Stevens. of Maplewood Hackney tud. Attica,
N. 1'., on• of the mat .sac"•es.'ul and beet
known breeder( to the United States an4 Cam
oda. lie was imported to Canada by his pres-
ent owner, Mr. E,C, AWWr111, and le pronounced
by all who have seen him as one of the beet
specimens of .the Hackney type now in ('a.I
ode, He was tired by Langtoo's Performer,
1161 U,
Eng., 942 Amerlosn. by Garton Duke of
Connaught. 136010 Eng. S. R. Ills dam was
Lady Danegelt. (0016) Eng. Hook., (790) Amite, -
an; she by Danegelt 1171) Eng. Ha-,kney S. H.
This pedigree Oen be traced beck indefinite-
ly, but breeders who are Interested in this
class of stock will readily see that langtoo''
Danegelt stands In the front rank of He:knee
leaden.
ROUTE : Monday. May 5th will leave his
own .table, and proceed to John Ackland's,
boundary 1100. Colborne, for noon; thea t0
Mallough'e Hotel, Dungannon, for night.
Tuesday, to E. A. Darofn'e, 010 con.. West
Wawanosh, for noon. then to Bruce's Hotel,
Helgnve, for night.
Wednesday, to John 8661., 6rd 000.�East
�n
Wowanosh. for noon; then to the
House, ROOth. for night.
Thursday, to Hill's Hotel, Londesboro, for
noon; thou to R, Graham's Hotel, Clinton, for
night.
FOR SALii-IAT• 96. 96, 117. 118. 119
and 148 In lfoto0i•o0'.p survey. all In
Oodsrloh. For particulate pplPt14ULT.
Barrister, to.. UsdMlch.
March lith. 1000.
X41
1Rt1OMi o "mt. '-.'--
•
910 RENT. -ROOMS ON HAMILTON
1 SrrtMt 04 Reset ocempled by I -Nr I,•wis
w law (Aces; will Moose Into small store If
eao1eearl. Or 600ms neer Mles Camoroo's
'tor with front and rear entranoe. K N.
LEWDR 71
Insurance, oto•
(111A14. E. SHAW, GENERAL. IN9(JR-
lJ ANCE and real estate agent, Oflloe. t roe
door seat of P. 0.. Goderleh. Agent for the
IwAlnO mutual fire Ineursooe eompanles and
leading stock oomlwles.
Merantlle and manufacturing tisk. t
°west rotes (7a11 at °mos.
W, R. RORKRTSON.
Aononntaot and Ineur•noe Agent.
Books and a000nnu made up.
Rnlld105s rooted and rents oolleoted,
Fire !amino. In Rrltieh and Canadian
Companies.
O0oe-In I'ron,ifo)t & Hays' oflloe, North
tree. Ooderinh. 42 t
Fa .1. T. NAFTKi., GF.NERAi. IN.
and Real Rotate agent.
Fl.., Life, Aeeldestnd Plate (6ists Inenranne
.00.011 on mutual or cash plan at lowest
eat* f amine
Bo English and (Lnadin GemMsle rep
rem •A.
OM se nett done to Garrtw t Gams", Bar
litters Homilies Wrest.
Medfield.
DR. w. T. CALLOW. PHYSICIAN
M nSed ammo. M k of
meso. brindles, mN M . a ht
Saila sldMetsM. w
None" to Creditors.
NOTICE TO C1tEDITORS.-IN THE
estate of Richard Rowdeo, late of the
townehlp of Colborne, in the County of Huron.
yeoman, deceased.
Notice is herebe given pursuant to the Re-
view! Statutes of Ontario 1097. Chapter 199,
that all creditors and others having claims
against the estate 9f the said Refuted Bow-
den, who died on or about the 3rd day of May,
1909, are requirel o0 or oefore the
12th day of June, 1902, to send
by poet proppa.id or deliver to the un-
dersigned solicitor for the executors. their
Christian and surnames, od,'rs's°. and de-
eorlptlooe. the full particulars of their claims,
the statement of their a000unts and the na-
ture 061 • security (if any) held by them.
And further take notice that after such last
mentioned date the said executor. will pro.
"red to distribute the aesem 0! the 4.005.ed
amongst the parties entitled there°, having
regard only to the claim. of which they shall
then have notioe, and the said executors
will not be liable for the said asseto or an7 part
thereof, to any person or persona of whose
claim notes shall not have been received by
them at too date of much distribution.
Dated this 14th day of May A. D., 1932.
P'HILIP HOLT,
Sol
Elliotttor ' for
Rowden and t'g•
of the said deceased.
Friday. to J. Rothwell',, Bayfield (toad. for
noon; then to Peter Mol)ougall'e, Cot Line.
for night,
Saturday, to Wm, Driver's, Huron Roe&
for noon; thence to Tilt y ,table.. Uoderteb.
from 2 to 5 o clock; then to hie own stable.
whore he will remaio until the following Mon-
day morning.
Tames: To Insure. 5I0. to be paid let of
January. 1903.
Amore Meteors, BDwral 6yArran.t,
Manager. Owner.
The Huron and Bruce
Loan and investment Co.
GODERICH,---
SOLICITOR-PHILIP HOLT. K.O.
Bosom -THE CANADIAN BANK OF
CO II M ERC&
ter, palmed pantyse shipboard sad partly
Id
la Leedom, *Idol The Ottawa theism re-
pruduues, T►e loner ter Itself be wealthy et
bN0g published la tall, but The 4101 UL 1.
forted reluolanely to nes *fitly oath peri aa
are of greatest lnter••t.
The tollowiag area number of ex*erp10 :
Why did I 6750 soy anything about
writing betters 7 1 do want to ,e eat
sad wae,h Shoe faint, i•ly-looklag comet
of Ireland. 1 amt So ik be .yerybedy
led to bear all tee 1s7rwttnq things they
have 10 any. Let no one persuade yo. }kat
• sea voyage Is m000lo00us, or that there is
any d110a.11y about killing/ time, Why. U
1 tied .ot►lmg Igoe to do but run abut after
the bo'suu, Wowing to tis words of widow
sod wit, 1 should be vory well 'templed.
the °attain is eatartaloleg, the arab °that
1e a uharaetea, ant ►ha third 1s extremely
good le look upon. Tie sean4 o8iar
never "mono to be ea 07168000, but 00.
tomro0 Doo "harmed me with the •zoe•dlag
amiability of 06. smile.
Then the passenpre 1 t would lake me
a long tune to tell yup sal that 1 have learn
81 •lout them In lbee, few days of close
companionship.
A jolly lot of Orli ►bey aro, 00... b.aeh•
ere for South Afrloa. 1 am sure the ulhoere
and p•••eng•r• of the ship .111 two m• out
In saying that Hoy are women who will
mak• the Mat ant whatever eiruanetamces
they may Sad themselves surrounded by,
and If the little Ban Ariz out ooaver74 In-
to rood 00100161. by Shia tum• next year 11
w111 not be to• fault of the "optimum, who
are at prss•ot on Mud th• gad .hip Der
1.106*..
We nays had tour concerto, and 1 greatly
retina 0111 1 bora not time to report 10em
fully. The be'san, with his little mud
body, his looredibly short lege and 0)5
irresistible ooml• expression, singing "Swe%
Rale O'Grady" and doing a double shafts as
an Inb•rlodo-tor he "corned an a000mpaul•
moot ; the head .taw•rd, who Woks the
bo'wa is enol refined, and woo singe "Daddy"
with 1 far -.way look la his lnuooene bine
eyes ; the s.uburot, bashful moldier, se
mo lest that he blushes when you look at
him, but who sings nut most outra5oewly
valga mucro hall ditties with an infantile
aooen.olo.eaess of maensr, rettrl.g .INr-
wards amidst rouade of applause and tranHo
e ocores-the dignified s.00nd-elase IAM,
powwo5er, who warbles "0, Fear Dere; 0,
Food Dove," and "Alla, Where Art Thou,'
ludo 'moue
resode 10 ►o
nthas
and
le,
•
In a d•proolal.5 ldmacer, ►b1 are
y -like
.e delightful that 1 should like to show
them to you it I saw them, 11 time permit
tort ; but l'7e been oat to look at the dear
old land agate, and new It seems so clime,
and we can nee plainly the bilge of Donegal,
I am reminded of Father O1'lynn, and a
eyerwb•Iminr desire comes upon me 5o sat
foot upon that MloYed Island and out
myeell under the magic influence of that
tenderest ot teachers.
We have bean most fortunate in the
weather. TO. lint two days were as *aim
and peaceful as If we had been on board one
of itis lake Oahrlo steamers. Indio, It
was bard to believe Cast we were really on
the Atlantic ooe s, e, blue was the sky and
so tootle the swell that swung u* lightly le
mud fro,
• • •
Here we are at I.:v•rp•ol It is senshlay
and bright, much to my surprise, and we
are met by some repres.otetives of the
6rltish Immigration branub of the Girls'
Frl.odly Sod.ty, who ars so kind to ms that
we 1 we aro strangers In a strange
land. They Oelp us with our 10gg.5., they
provide us with a most generous lanob for
the trate, and • box of eel oleos lilies of the
valley and they make pretty .pe.cbse to us
about our oouregs and h.roism and *elf-
sacnage, WI we fool that we really most
armless that oar Wet motive 1■ going out 60
South Africa 1s to sal a little of tat world
without haring to pay too muoh for the
privilege.
c
NOTICE TO atuuv'Oits.
1e the Estate of Philip Thomas Halle, late of
the Town of Uoderich, fR the County of
)Huron. Merchant, Deceased.
Notice 1s hereby given pursuant to the Re-
vl,.d (Rotutes of Ontario. 1807, Chapter 179,
that all creditors and others havingclaims
agrleet the estate of the old Philip homas
Halle. who Mod the 10th day of April 1902, aro
requested o0 or before the let dayof June.
1909 to sand by post, pr•oeld. or eliver to
Hariey t Sweat, of 6l Market Street, in the
City of Brantford. solicitors for Thome. Lloyd
Wood, of Brantford. aforesaid, miller. toe
administrator of the estate of the sold de -
omitted, their Christian and surnames address
es andeacrlptlooe. the full partloulars of
their claims. • statement of their accounts
and the nature of the securities ill any) held
by them.
And further take notloe that atter snob last
mentioned dare the geld admlalatrttor will
proceed to distribute the wean of the de.
o caeed among the reties entitled thereto.
having regard only to the claims of white he
shalt then have notice,and the said adminis-
trator will not be Mabe for the nal,' amen or
any part thereof to any person or persons of
whose claim notice shall not hate been reoefv•
ed by him atltbe date of snob distribution.
Dated this 10 day of M• A D, 1909.
HARLEY & SWEKT.
Boz 314, Brantford. (hit.
Melton for the etdminlstnter,
OUR SAVINGS BANK.
We are prepared to receive Depollute
from Trustees. Parente or Children, in
minim nT from Fifty Cents to Three
Thousand Dollars, and allow compound
interest, added every mix months at
raw se agreed upon. Cheques are
given Depomitore, so that they may
rIr.w open these elepesite .t arty tires
3, and 4 per cent. tnteremt allowed
on Deptetts according to amount and
time left.
N.il -Pennant to • Inge Act of
Parliament married women and miners
have the right to deposit sal draw out
money in their own name.
Deposita can be tient by mail at the
risk of sender.
Remove from your hemmers temptation
to burglars and food for the flames.
As the Company makem loans only on
firat class farm property, depoettore
have the strongest security for their in-
veotmente.
TO BORROWERS.
This Company is prepared to loan on
the shortest notice any mum upon find,
class eseany. Terma are made to omit
borrowers. Straight Inane and simple
interest.
MORTGAGES PURCHASED -For further
particulars call at the Company's office,
corner of Market Square and North
Street, Goderich.
W. L. HORTON, F. JORDAN.
Manager. President..
Ws. PROUDFOOT, Vire•i'resident.
Di RECTt1R8
LnWn RntarwrosA, i. M. Rossi rr.
FRAM 'rs JIIRDAN. H i)vlrinr
Wm PRnenroor Haw*v Hotrne.
D..1. Nutlet. Films Hot.; K.O.
rsirre RTIAST 1171111*.
SEALED TENDERS ADDRESSED "lN-
speetore of Penitentiaries. Ottawa,' and
endorsed "Tender for Snootier. will be r•
oelrod until Monday. Pith of June. leolnsive,
from parties deslrcue of oontranting for
supplies. for the fiscal year 1902 1901. for the
following Institut loos. money : -
Klogmton Penitentiary
St. V ineent de 1'enl Pnitentiary
Dorohester Penitentiary
Manitoba Penitentiary
lirlil.h Columbia Paoli entlary
Re Ins Jail.
Prince Albert J•11.
Separate tenders 5111 be reeetved for eaoh of
th• following classes of supplies:-
1
upplies:-
1 Flour (Canadian 8:ron` Bakers)
2. Reef and Mutton (fresh)
3. Forage,
4. Coal (anthracite and bitumlooaq),
6. Cordwood.
6 Groceries,
7. Coal Oil (In brrrelsl.
1 Drs Goods
9. thugs and Melfoln...
10, Leather and riodingo.
11. Hardware. Tinware. Paints. air.
It Loather.
Details o' Information o. to form of ooe.
tract. toee'her with forme of lender. will be
furnished on .pDUarlone to thn Wardens of
th. various IIs ltailone.
All stipples are eubJeot to the approval of
the Warden or Jailer.
All tandem submitted most epfoify clearly
the institution, or Institut:one. which It le pro-
posed to supply, and must bear the endorse
tion of .t least two M.ponl)hle sureties.
Papers inserting this notloe without aathor-
ley from the Zings Patter will not be paid
therefore.
/)01101.65 STE W ART.
050. W. DAWSON,
In.peotors of Penitent tarisl
Department of inert co,
Ottawa, May 12. 1902.
`EALED TENDERS ADDRESSED TO
O the undersigg/nnedanti endorsed "Toaster
for Post OMee, Clinton ." *111 M receir.2 at
this onlre nntll Tuesday, 9rd inns oat. to
elusively, for IM ere°t1011 of • Post (Moe at
Clinton, Ont . sonoMing to plana and *Plaid
cation to be seen at the lepartmsnt of Pnbiln
Works. (Hews,and on anpllatlon to th,
M•ephernon t /Torso Co.. Clinton
'Fenster. will not he eon. chid unless mode
me the form nlppIMA, anti signet with the
aote0 signatmre of the endorses.
An aoespted aeons one oheetered bank.
payable to tie ardor of the Minister of 11.011.
Works, equal MSM pr cent (10 p r Of the
amount of tender. meet a.Oompany each ten
der The stooge will 0. fortslted If the part•
Molteno IMsageelet or fall t0 eompls'e the
wort oest17dM ter, tied will be retorted In
le, of M0tti Of
.
The DeportMMtuta et'se0
Ifet:f to &a-
tom the lawsuit K 0)Mellor.
crd.r.rush OELINAS.
Reeretary
Department! of Publlo Works,
IRtaws, HO May. IOW
N,wepsaev Inserting this advertisement
wit0ent anthoritl from the Dttpartm a hw111
mot to paid for It,
Keep your Feet
Warm �t Night
A tiot Water
Bottle--•
tV 1 I.1.
IN 1,1'I'.
We Have
Them -
FROM THK
l' H EAPEBT
1'0
THE BE81'
F. M. DUNHAM, Phm. B.
DRUGGIS r•
Corner of West ell and the Square.
duk• oafs. to and began taikIng to us In 6he
most informal means, beggloq no all to M►
down and maks ourselves amfortable.
Presently toe I'rimoees Dame and shat
band. with us all without any ceremony
whatever, and we were nllevd to fine that
than was no oeossslty for saying "your
royal highness" or "madam," or any otter
of the modes of .ddress that owns so
haltlugly te ►he Oandlan to00u1. I saver
maid dearth* dress. but 1 know .M wore a
purple gown and that N fitted to perfection
She looks Tory muoh the same u she did
Teen ago whom she presided at Rideau
H.66, and 1 told het es, whloh I fear was
very reprehensible .10 my part. but eat
Doomed to be very well pl•aaed and
said : "O, I'm afraid not ; Mat la a nrrat
many years ago." "Yea,' I said, "11 is,
but t1 be hard to bedews that It is when I
look atv ou." and ea It was. For she has
10. I1yal1es1 of complexions and her hair Is
. e bright and Buffy, and her figure is ,harm•
105. Th. Duke boo °hanged more, 1 tblak.
His hair hes grown quits silvery and the
eilmneseof his agars Ie rias. These Is a
slight bitchiness of rotor, too, than woo 000
.otlpaable in Ms old day.. I had quite 0
long talk with Hu Gramme and be .eked me
many questions about Ottawa. He par-
in0larly mentioned Eddy's mills, and the
interest hs usd to sake is them, and
expressed great regret that the ire had
. wop% Otero .11 away. He said he had boom
toe first to suggest the manufacture tt pulp
to Mr. Eddy, and 00 show hi. devotion 6o
the Lady et the Snows he assurd m• that
h. had • waste paper basket and a p.11
manufactured by the Eddy work. H• also
showed me o library wbloh was almost
•zcluityely Oanull•u, to wblon I notloed
Mr. Hoary Morgan's boat and many otb.r.
that I knew well. After w• had tea we
aro taken to tib den, whore 0. .bowed as
his tares and pen•tv., and he told me that
U was In the room atm roe that Queen
Victoria r.palv.d the mtni.ten on that
•veotfml aught whoa they am• pat haste
to lolorm the iittle.obcol girl that she was
lumen of tee greatest oouotry on oath.
Nothing/ could hats been more charming
than the Ireatm516 we received from the
Princess and Dake, and the other people
who took •o muoh trouble' to maks our stay
in London a pleasant one. aod I don't think
I shrill soon forget the kindness that
was .how° to us by them all. And we are
not through with 11 yet. On 'lueedoy we
are golol tq Oxford, where wit are to be
w.loomed by the university-pmpls who
look upon as a heroine' and martyrs. who
ars Rome out to pot as end to toe war in
the good old-fashioned New Testament way
-by heaping opals of fin *o the enemy'.
head. Even In that little j,not we are is
be hdpod by the ladies who h.•e taken us
l0 awes. They ern to moot us at the
station and mak• ail our arreog.meale for
un. Thom tomorrow we are to meet Mr..
Alfred Lyttleteo In the motor lobby of the
Hones of ()salmons and .he is to hays ns
admitted to the ladles' gallery. Mrs. Her-
bert Chamberlain n to take u. to 81 Paul's
on Sunday and meats ars to be reserved for
✓ us, Soo le. as 711 prebebl know, a
a daoght•r of the late Colowl Williams, et
• fort Hope, who wot killed I think) In Ih•
Northwest retielion. When 1 told her how
, much I admlyd the English woms's with
a their beautiful half and oomplexloos, .he
1 said .be thought tb.y wets D01 equal With.
k Oano4 ale In point of looks. I eloo'e know.
All this kindness I. making m• waver a
IIt66. In my devotion to my native land. I
They put on a .penial train at London for
us and we stopped at only a few stations.
How I would lite to tell you about the fly
mq )ourooy tram Liverpool to Loodoo 11 1
had time and 11 you did Dot know all about
it yourselves. Th. B•Ids that looked like
soft, green velvet, the ohorry trees in blot
tom, not yellow gorse, the primrose( along
the hank., the Nether, green of the evil
lows, the funny narrow canals with the
baby barges ou them drawn by hone, on
the tow path ; the charming vlll•gea group-
ed so ptctur•tgnely along every mils of Lai
roots, the wh,towuhe1 bridges, the soft.
eanebley hazy atmosphere with the flew
gray clouds drlftmg 'aleft, over the sky.
We are in t.oudoo at last. and except fo
the 000ulooal rumble of a oar •losg tit
pavement everything is as quest al if I war
on Metcalfe street. To be sore It la out
rageously late, and I ought to be in bed
because we have • formIdabls fay before u
tomorrow. We are to report at the onlonts
office by ten o'aloek, drop to at the hug
oommfesloo.n, mob a cheque on the Mon
tribal bank, and, atter our shopping Is over
drink tea with the Prloo.s t.oulee at Ken
sington A. we .re exposed to s.11 by th
Reiner Castle from Southampton on 6•tar
day some of us ars woodsrlog whether w
can seed revrets te Har Royal Hlghoese
hut to tell the truth w. are one of u
anxious to aoospt her hospitality and i'
afraid something w111 have to go undone In
ord•t that we may bask la bar royal smile.
• w •
Mr. M•[N., the Grown agent, was gyro
pathetic to a dogrel, and took about a
minute to grasp Ito sito.tuos. ))or
passage, had indeed boon taken by the
Reamer Cottle for tomorrow, hot he
managod to represent the matter •t
Itis Colonial offing so forelbly that before
soon we were otsnred that we should have
• lull week to do London. A week lodood '
Why I ooutI spend • .1.10,7 here 1
think, and then (save something o.doo.
However we are extremely thankful for
small ammo. and von would have to tragal
far to see brighter faros Zhao mere were
when Mr. Martin mads the wdams an
nolno•meIt. W• immediately sallied forth
and climbed to the top of • 'bug, and of ell
the delightful methods of travelling that
ever ware invented that le sartatoly the
most fascinating and allowing. 1 thief that
11 i were Mr. (Jansgle i should rids on a
I,en.ion 'hos every day for at least a year.
It's pn.sthle that the pleasure might begin
to pale by that time but 1 doubt It.
Well, when we found that we wars to
have an extension of time w* made op our
minds ant to disappoint the Princess Louse.
and Dreamy •0 four, the appointed time,
we inroad late the seta at Kensington
pslaa, where we were met by Ltdy Frames
Balfour, sister of the Doke of Argyll ; Mrs.
Herbert ('hanMrleln, Mrs. Alfrd Lyttle
ton, and Mr. Lofty, who is said to be th,
g reat•et 11.1ng authority ori London history.
He area asked to show u, through the pal
ace, and egplde syerylhing to t o, which he
did, but 1 cholla* to re Into partlonlarm
about what he told se. 11 was all Intensely
Interesting, of emirs*, for we saw same very
famous pelage and were taken through
rooms In whish we mold almost hear the
folio of voltam that ars lone still, bot whloh
In their day rang nut with kingly pewee,
and swayed the dwtl.les of nattoes.
i1 wan partlalarty teuohiot to mss the
'•mom'. (.h• mast .!ways M "the Quoin-)
playthings and dolls Two dierepulah!e
leaking maeollee dolls, ems of them lying
lgnominionsly on his face and the other
. te0dter no wills his hand. 1e Me posher),
at (east that was tat way Me •►feed•
e erook one More lose Mr Noah's ark,
every ons of the pee** ehowl.g hew maob
good she had got out of them It Is seat'
to se* that the ills•. of England had n ,t
hese surfeited with e.tsostve says ea e,
malty Amerman vhddren are. She ..ldeat•
ly oherisbd them all and kept Mom as ley
as they would hold together.
At fi o'olsok we went In WI ea* of IN
Prises'•' rooms, ,mall, rosy. IseredlbIy
e.prlomlleo*. late el easy of in, Gem.
fertble e0tetr *evert safes, Jars of flowers
611515, wall4 nen, .0rdmae two ee
throe pleno.l, old faehlwd looking wia-
lows looking out so the (airflows. The
BEST $2.00 SHOES, T00 !
ean't help remembering that e0epl ler
e same t»reooal friends that a tow o1 is were
fortunate *sough to have, we peeved
* throsgb Montreal and Halifax without .,.n
a friendly nod, while bore -why i .►euld
a not be eurprl.*d now ft the King shoal!
ea ask as sa ane and try his erown on.
'w E have said m great deal lately about our two moat famous lines of
11 Shoes, the
WALK -OVER for lien,
and the
QUEEN QUALITY for Women.
liut we do not wish you to overlook the fact that we also carry the
best $2.00, $2.50, $2.75 and $3.00 linea that money oars buy.
Below we give you some idea of our sterling value' :
Men'. Dangola mad Box Call Bale, medium weight Ede, int•wle° sdge,MaKay
*ewe or riveted, all Masa, al per $2M pair •p 00
M•D's ilex Coif Bolo, extra heavy extension sole, newest toe, tansy peach
75.09, nor pair, only
Mom's Deneo1• or Box Calf Bale, Goodyear well, heavy ezteu.lan 'ole, rope
etleob, latest 'Hinton) sine, a1
$2.50
$2.75 and $3.00
In Meds Heavy Boots we have all grades from $1.00 up.
We have • splendid range of Women's Wear, from $1.25 up to our
fe.uloun Queen quality at $3.75.
Repairing promptly and well done.
E. DOWNING.
RED FRONT SHOE STORE.
Next J. Wilson's Drug Store.
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111
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CST
QrmEom
2
The Division
Mlweso paoi and(todifferent
Drugs and Medicines
Is strongly defined bare. 1 h lodif-
ferent kind ars never ordered and
oeyer permitted to form part of oar
stock. Only good. of undountd
purity aro offered to caatumor..
Oar stook of
Proprietary Medicines
1e very lure. Prices are low,
E. JORDAN
9
MEDICAL HALL.
(Coal!
JUST RECEIVED
1 Car Massillon Washed
Nut Coal.
This (Jou good is for stoves
and grates -le wily ltghed
and Oyes out • mall boat.
1 Car West Virginia:Lump
Coal.
2 Car Scranton Hard Coal.
Me5lioo 1% 'Abed Nut 3,0 o1s
per 100 1h*, or
$a.aQ Per teti.
GIVE IT Jl TRIAL.
Wm. Campbell.
God•rlcb, March 10th 1902.
Itmmmmmmmmmmmm
HAVE YOU HEARD
of the great
X118 p 9 that....
LBB & SHEPHARD
aro offering in
BICYCLES
A $45.00 Wheel for $25.00, a"Ooderich"
as $55.00 11 $30.00, "Common Sense"
These Wheels are fitted with Dunlop Tires,
are up-to-date in every respect and guar-
anteed for one year.
We have a complete line of Ready -mixed Paints,
White Lead, Oils, Varnishes, Screen Doors and Windows,
Refrigerators, etc.
EE (Sc Su'PiiARD
�wu�u�wu� wwu�uuwwu+u
rt idiloke
Steel Shingles
either Galvanized or Painted
Are Always 11,7.re m
ecoR e l i s ally
b l e durable and
quicker to
apply than any other.. 6ttin1 atxur-
stcly-and therefore mo.t candy laid.
They hoe. keen thoroughly tested
in 1 ki.da of climates, Invariably
prm1'(tg Firw. �reeftng. Rust
and masher
If you're boilding.make wtnofeatie•
faction hy (Ordering 1'...T.ARr• for the
roof -fullest information if you write.
Metallic Roofing Co., thnlbd;
wlwlEMl1
WM.. 7080570. CANADA.
FM .AI,5 BY
Lcc & She�Vard
Mill Wood
FOR SALE
The above i' cut lobo stove wood
length and will be delivered to any
part of the town the name day as
Ordered.
Orders reoeivr(l by telephone or
left at residesoet, 128 Cambria street,
will receive prompt attention,
'Phone 98.
PETER McEWAN.
Gatwick, November 21st, 1890. 63-3m
Strain the Air
AND KEEP OUT
Flies,
Bugs and
i Mosquitos.
WE IIAVE
Screen Doors
and Windows
made up in Standard Sizes. Others adjustable to
any desired size.
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.
N. D. ROUGV I E,
The Cash Hardware Store. Ooderich, Ont.
OUR SPRING STOCK
ready for inspection, both in trimmest and unttimmn(i hate.
Trimmed Hats from $1.25 up.
Ready-to-wear Hats from $1.00 up.
Sailors from 15c up.
Our stock is cnmpintn in every line Call and import.
MISS CAMERON, 114117°N.