The Signal, 1902-10-23, Page 88 THURSDAY, October 21, 1902
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THE SIGNAL : fODERICH ONTARIO.
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DRESS STUFFS, MILLINERY,
JACKETS AND FURS.
THESE are the departments we would specially call
your attention to this week. The markets have
been carefully searched for the latest styles and best
values. Come and look them over.
Dress (foods and Silks.
New Camel I 1 at r Clothe.
New Zibeline Stripe Cloths.
New Broadcloths and Cheviots.
New stripe waisting hoods at GO
and 75c.
New patterned Satin Cloths for
waists.
New Jackets and Furs.
Bargains in Sable Ruffs, regular
$12.00 for $9.50.
Handsome Oap•rines, $3.50, $ti,
$10.00 and $12.00.
Ladies' Raglan Coats.
Reilly the most serviceable, sty-
lish and condor ble coats on the mak
keta. 110.00, $1 .00, $13.00.
Millinery.
Never have we shown such sty-
lish wearable hats as this season.
Ready-to-wear trimmed hats for ladies,
mines or children.
Men's Clothing and
Overcoats.
Boys' Overcoats made on the M-
eat model of the men's style, in grey
and cheviots, lined and well made,
$4.00 to $8,00.
Boys' Pea Jackets, Boys' Sults.
Men's Overcoats.
The Raglan waterproof Fall
Coate are comfortable and stylish. We
have them in greys and new bronze
shades
11Davy Frites Overcoats.
Dress Cheviot Coats, $7, $8.50
and $10.
New Suits, Pants, Short Coati.
Every kind of Men's Underwear.
Small Wares.
This depattnteut is always up to
Lure on mlestuos to the Presbyterial obsrob
last Tueedsey evnlue.
UUNLOP.
MosJAY, Oor. 20th, 1902.
Mooday of lard week Inspector Tom gave
our school as oflieel Ault.
Quite a amber of oor residents eat up n
fhank.gtvlsa night to witness the eclipse
of the moon It was a clear eight and there
war • splendid view et the phenomenon.
Miaow Seems Noble sod Estella Smith,
el Uuderwl , moot 'fharkeglyiog D.y hire,
tis• latter young lady taking revere) sketuh
et of the Woodlands farm lines', with the
baroyerda and windmills, and of the Dam
lop institute of learning.
Our timelier paid a visit to bar home 1s
Cllatoe Isom Tha•kegivtag 04 to Subttey.
Har 000lrers to Lesbure, whose home 1e at
Seafottb, did not ark for the Friday ea a
holiday. but we are told that all her scholars
bet blas were absent on that day.
CARLOW.
M000AY, Oot. 20th.
Mee Cora Tyndall has returned from
open 1015 al weeks i. Colwgo.
Don't forget the temperance maw meet-
ing to l)ulerioh on Fronts. evening. Some
of our local talent is to take put and • rood
time le expected.
A number of Our residents attended the
mluiooary meeting at Tyburn oo Friday
last and report an enioiahin t no, kitty
P.ttersyo, teaater of No. 3 ash' 1. rse.eted
In the proem.
m. Jona, Our postmaster sod mer-
Ohaat. underwent s very gersten, operation
on Friday lest. Mr. Jones, und(r the err-
onmetanoee, Is or..gre.ring as well as oan M
exported, and we trust be will seem be ea•
Spina his 0a51 barb solo.
THE TOWN COUNCIL,
A allele Allereatlw IMlweea s•warlll+re
Rao% and tlrYlee-load, lserl. }
Ib. Mayor sod •x couuo,llors were all
present at the mound, of the town coarsen
ea Fridsy lyee10g ler
Ho Worship handtd lo a statement from
the Beak Of Montreal sbowtog the amnia'
.1 the oredu of tee to.. ea September 30 b
se.13.166.04; mount metier de, .are?, Oral
rue aoa,uo,, $'11,b00; 1.0 of 60'0MM 14-80.
The tt.y r also reed lettere Ivy 11,0
Anderson Furniture Co., of Wpods, wok. or PON fER'S HILI
Ierug en.pluymeat to Buy cmp!Oyee• of the
(loderloh Organ Co. who mieht bs cu' of Tt•aoAv, dot. 21st.
work on aocosat of the re000t bre. H • The now burp that has fest bars owe
Worship raid that he hod 1 art h'ms,li Iwo pletod for Henry fount on hie 160 •i'•
oommuotuation with M.oeger IO►uuf.re in farm oo the tweet h cnoees:oo ie • splen. el
tilos matter and war itdormtd tea/ the 0 - st,uoture, end thoroughly to k.epieg wl b
gnu Co 'e mem bad either already obteitte 1 the oast r avpototmeats of the farm. 1 a
employment or lulsndrd' 'eremite heel. 0051 ,t rad paint with white innings gree.
The loIL'wing letter oat referred to the
epeeist committee:
Toroat O.'. 15 1f 2.
The Mayor. Ooderloh.
DEAR Bti,-M►alf and Besrwistw pur-
pore placing • plant is coni10wa ter the
meoufaoture of yams and other febrile from
• fiber not yet made ug Is Ilia 00uatry rad
rery bard, presented a petition, wltb evert
sixty signatory, oohing thee "a cubBvITHE SHOE PROBLEM
library be eetaLitehed In this municipality
Bader the Public l.'Marisa Aot, 58 V., c 45.'
Mr. Aeltul explained that ween the prosiest
psblw library was uuoetltuted three year*
SS the proper measures were got taken to
it,. hi the lull legal etaodtmg whtob it must
aye i• order to .scum the levy e1 the ball•
i.nlI n'e, sal! out which the awouut ofere
I.y Mr. Cstccsle could sot be obta o.J.
TIy parities wto mimed to the epoch 1
toms filer and the oouooil then •dlouros.'.
It • remarkably neat •&poearanme. 11ie
bedding Is 6411, s 42tt„ with a straw sled,
501i. x 421r. •djuiotoa Donald fitters. el.
of Auburn, did the fr.mewotk and he
Stonehouse, of Ilelgrave, the stonework
The window awl ?oor sills are of stone, mil
the floor of tie sable and the pig troures
are cemented. Mr. Young has also had •
also for the manufacture of wonted yarns: driving shed bulla 3511. x 25 R , with •o
1 en•II be glad to Ipso your opinion as to upaeln. Tills baro b the third bulldtug
the passible assistance your town might be
they comtrso[on hays pie lip for the Young
willeng to give In the we, of a streigb:
bre: here-. are on \\'m. Vous,'" few fu l'ol-
btupe and also whet facilities your town borne, snd nue on John Yuanq'e farm next
tgurde fa the way of tnuyoruitiun .od to hos brother henry l'oung'e tum. The
Ichor. 11 bot• planta are oetabltehrd that Voting btuthere bet's", i• havidg t h 0 beet,
value will be.oyer $50 000. employing uvr:r and such eyideccer of ptosp-rltr among the
sixty halide, about one belt creels, coo 1x.11 tumtl5 o.,,mmunity argratifying.
(smile, with • pa rl 11 of 001 lest than $20,- -_ �_e __
hall ba tiered to heel000.r year. s
V Sirs. lirs..r, Iklta•ul• read, h...2
bit
farm of eighty-two sores on the Bet field
road, Declaricb township, to her nephew,
Mudd Slscksetli.
iron you. kour4 reepeottully.
1'. W. Hut.,
31 L odes street,
Tweak-.
Hd Wotsblp stated t at . ..a arranged
Oo o.11 • public meet.ng for Tamday',ec-
iot to discuss • propoodou from the Gods
✓ ich Organ Co., red also to ,seeder the
"'octet* railway matter. He preowned the
mot with the approval of the bunion.
the public weeks mmmi:t:r wee ant bor.
z,d to deal with • complaint rt E N.
Lewis time the town sewer betimes Wilma
rod %Varves streets on Rettanala rotd is
blocked up and the vrs'er back -n, up on hIs
fetrsuss.
A oymmoofos'ion Irom A. Sweitoe, f). T.
R. agent, suited that mites to the Muldoon
of the new station and the orgeut eecwelty
of giving the business mon of Gofertoh bev-
ter facilities for loading rad utlo.Wn„1 can
,he Co 1'. R C ;mpsny irked the priv,l..e
of bui.ding • eidlog aloes Msttland tint
DUNGANNON.
Nonce- -The twat ageao7 In Uungantu5
for TOS Stoma ie et tho om'e of J. O. Ward.
J. P.. conveyancer. ay.. w:w w,li receive
orders (or sehecri.p lone •Is -rt slag an I lob
work. and Is sutbnr1104 to give receipt, for
• mounts paid for the sante.
TursuAY. Out. 21.
date. All the wanted kinds are here) FAku SoL1.-\Ye. Bombe hes purebae.d
of Underwear, Hoai•'ry, Gloves, Belts, I trout the o son suwlee, eel c I let I8, foci
Handkerchiefs, Ribbons, etc. Special • tmoues 11. Wen Warraarab.:r,,rs
belts mule of watered si'.'. with oxi-
Negras. -John r'etrle, b.vlcg purchased
dizetl silver buckle at ''Sc. the be1.u•ifol homestead of Weil J.rdtne,
u now domioild there with hie family....
j Mr. S•urdy sod daughter on Monday re-
, move] from S athsmp'.00 street to a gee: -
deco. os Albert street.
• Cuttlsu AND UotsO,-Mrs. Nevin., •c-
'oompaaed by per daughter. Mn. (,harts
Elliott, hee left here to visit relative. at
4 Srrathroy an% other pointe ... Mr.. (Ur.)
B ce •ed talent cella' and Wee Doun. have
'ted from a pleasant vidt to relative'
i and friends at Loudon and elsewhere.
MI-NrtIrAL Nurse. -The council of West
j Wawanssb met on the 157h iced., and coo. -
' Herod s number of mmiolpal 'netters.
The next mating will be on Novemb.r 12th
I re
Collector Taylor bon his •uncial tour
I with the tie box. All ratepayers .
f cre-
osoted to pay their taxa on or before De -
member 14 b.
it is well to keep in mind those free premiums we, Tnleves AT Watt. -UD TDaday night of
last week some person or persoos eotered
give on cash purchases. the driving house on the primly' of Doyle
tt Jardine, Ant tient, and stole • lege qu•attty
DRESS MAKING DEPARTMENT.
Now in full awing. Suits made to order, Dresses or
waists. Satisfaction guaranteed. MISS SUTHERLAND
cornea to us well recommended and her work so. tar bears
it out. Never have we turned out better work,
GIVE USA TRIAL.
of grooertee which he had provided fir wit-
smith
lt-
S m i t h BrOts
C O f.toourepthem
.udthey
diswimt etllhlet
tgudealt
bewbi:rhpoue•gs hthe
hoAamrsoee
dtreors.
i�Tkittigo• -i'he remains of tht late
LEkBURN.
MONDAY 00t.
Mn. W. (1. Bone and son, Master Philip,
sprat'1'hank.dvlog Uey at Swforth This
WY Muter l'etup's beet ride on the trim.
The other evening H. A. Horton. til his
da.hing bay team, took a load of fair freight,
with • ,einforoement from Dunkin, to Loyal
M a esrprbe party, Wm. Fulford also went
1st with not w large • shipment as Henry.
Will Zest the tarn and had to ger to the
Dunlop poeterloe to get the right direction.
All arrived to good time ..d had • most
pleaeaat evening.
the other evening one of (he fat kuith4
of Poplar row wended hie way been 11 per
bare to lee .m Old .oh*DImal.. and eras am
Mated In finding him by • ioelal termer nee,
the kirk on the north aide. Both then roe
turned to lee the toll laird, and there'fey
mot t h.• Dunlop conte and ons of briars
mighty moo. the latter bavlos owns up fee
• chat .bout the vloho. Others being prose
ret, sides were chosen for a game of orokl-
oo1., Cho knight of Poplar row sod the Dun-
lop series Ming leader@ The fire: game,
for 200 points, wise hotly ooxte'ted and the
Dunlop aloes woo. Noihlne dawntrei the
obamplo. of Poplar row ohallengd the
e ortb, and won his oulor■ back In two games
Mr.. M. Sproul were interred to Duogsonon
•f one hundred points each. Though flailed I semetsry oar Tusiiay, 14 ti Inst , in the
With victory be war ob•h.nged by the 'crimepresence of a large cenuour.e of re.at.ves an t
to tell a well known J. P. up his way to be I'Y"r1"tb"tom Dm^'i" 1•M' «h«.fo:ss16444
testy In meet the scribe and the Dunlop .r- ,.mp.eertrely widowed by Rev. l: It.ther.
ohltect to decide the onampiooshlp of West ford. 16. Mowed bneb- o4 sod the utter
('olle,rne in .-roklnole, and an exciting oor- members of t4ie family have the gni .ere $3 15.
tat Is looked tor. why of the community to their lou. The The water and light committee reported
deoeesed was sixty years of az...nd was that they had asked for loodar, fnr tee la)-
BLUEVALE. h gni) respected by all who ko.w her. log of 4 inch water welge on Quebec and
MONDAY, 001. 20th. At',-rwx SAI.Lo -Tuesday of last week Htcte •trusts; .bat Mr. Nat..'' elastication
Mrs. (1. Wray and ‘•hlldren, of Comker, U. Jardtou had an auction Late °f farm for electric light hsd been gran ed, end that
are visiting Stn. Barley. "toot, implement'', etc. The 'pronto ewe- 1.1)01.1.0 et-C•--A-UnamumilL icor_1.`
Miss Mabel Oliver has returned from • . t)pn.er, 1. Purvis, wielded the hemmer in • murrage on the sohooeer W. U. Roped')
very •atiefaaeory manner. Mr. Jardiee sad had been 1511104 at $37.50. The report was
Unit to relatives to Woodstock. t•mtly lutend to remove to Goderich to re- adopted.
John and Edgar Coates have gone bo sol. Oo F'ndap last Sgslre Wd tem The report of the • fleance committee, M attend denial college. Msllough had • suocee.ful emotion sale of reeommeocliur lite peytrent of a number of
Mr, sod Mrs. 1). M.L)usald. of Palmer- terming Impluaeslr.-erell; etc., ' t. or. The Put Ito w'tks • committee reported
Mon, have been visiting relative. here. . s u condomrue than eels also. Owing to ad-
vaooed age the Squire nes decided to te•lre that toe chairman and Mr. Hamster bad
t.om fermium s e wleh him and.hu own- beam .sksd t: a.'tcnl 10 Mr. L.w,•' 0o0
proton a toot and bappy ter tie l Itte. shoat In regerl lr iba=were tltel _)Ir
A SnuoteTlov TO Tit anr.rttas.-1\ ould it Grahame application for cutting . own tri es
not he well tor the elerwymen when LM rent• opposite his rode true 1.1.1 Who lett iO the
nen Os of the oho, Inleo; that the eery c -s of
Rani Evans w oaretater of thitagrleultma!
grounds and poundeeeper h. diei,essed sol h
n al Hist the day 000stai•I, teks charge of
tits .gr1 -0i ural grounds 'and p.obd The
report sow adopted.
The court of revision reonmweodei grants
to Mrs. Mot.illisray, t16.25, Mr... Ifyelort.
$5, Mw SkiogMre. Sueab
Strnchaa, 2.50am, 00s, 1$2240611lof ala. TM
report wee adopted.
Tbq .pedal oommivee reenmme: dad ;lot
the agreement .uhmit,d by the Kiee•rc
Rahway Company het adopts! es ,he h.•1.
1'. -'•• - 415.5.05 ihteJiiS nd_thr f'••
company, and that ti a town *DI:citer I:e
mei rooted to p•epa•e the bylaw and car -
dittoes of agreement. 'I he report was laid
over Dotll the next wading of counolI, as 15
the meantime the wetter was to Dome befu.s
• public wattle/.
Coun,iller McK m et tTrd i1 11:, rc *a my
Hoot% from the momemy committee yet,
and vomitory no trop000t M gild he wou d
keep asking for It ont.1 he got .t. ile 1 . -
bees(' the committee w a. d.ly pg the council
and he thought the Mayor should uphold the
dignity of the coattail.
Mr. Koox, atter • fl ns at Mr. M^Kim,
said that the rectos there had been no re•
porl_lrym dile 9lIDm4ttee was that Mr 1•' -
liott, rce of Its three member?, h.d )neo
away for two mo:.tbs, lied in his •beenoe he
(Mr. Koox) did not ogre to trennrt any
hestae... 'Che .pial'. of aff.'re at the be-
ginning of the year wee all to favor of eroc-
omy. and he te;lteved hoe c„mn.rtee hal
rarrled tint theor .ark d..r,ng the ye.,
slung that hue. Mr. Koox then cert on to
charge Mr M'K'm with hntd'ng mre,irke
of the bean.'* eeminiLip se -I possum se-
oaon'.e with ,art notifying the mrml.,•s ; b• -
fore the couuofl writing Mr, IbeK ni w•r.uld
go over the ecoouo'e with the other no m•
bore who hepp•ee I to be pre.eor. Tit • was
• moat imp,,r;ant committer, sod lie work
.LoaT7 be don, viilli bks no woo ay a t
I'S mamba's
\1r. McKln, teplt-.1 that rvertthiug that
the 8nanos committee did mama a . before
the (000Tmd c,uid be &aniseed there.
Hu in once menthe \1r. Knox war not able
to hnrg .a • report. 1 h...y the cern,
tery was con 'hinted was the talk of tio
a hoe Sewn, of the onenty.
Mt. Thompson said the manner in e' ; h
h• hasten committee held Its in.e .r,•• wee
n.t satl.faotory. Account„ were p.e•.d
std 'open" presentee to t' .. ur::11 with.
011 any notlgoa'uon of meet' a-.
HI' Warable sari rte feu imitates wee
,hat when o t obj .•t10.' w e. taken to en0, oil
tea report the I'Tort ergs correct.
Mr I hompner espeated In a most em-
phulc tone tho' ne did not ,-onatder 11 pro-
p err or legal to hold a committee meeting
with. at not Houton M t h • 01.011.1. by card.
The closed the Inr.,den', awl ,11r Ku oz
,len made •n mqn ry rowdiest the Ivor of
.1 . old drill shed
The Mayor raid til• levee had been drawn
su•I was In the haul.. of the clerk 10 he
rzecole1 by Mr Hamlink and til. $40 paid.
1'he clerk aid Mr. Hamhnk had not
.Ian' h Lila bare.
Mr. Knox said he had heard that tl e.hed
had here r.hrt 1,e Air Itsmttn►.
Tee Mayor •i14 he believed Mr. ;old -
tenni was ie nocupancy of the budding.
Ile hid 1o'4 Mr. Uohlihnrpe he could net
rema'a there unties the ret wee peM.
The mater wee reforest 1e tete pulite
works oemmtttse, and ohslrman Themes,*
aid he would either haus the rent geld et
the pinus rifted tip.
D. J, Nafwl..ecatuy of the publics lib.
from r pato. ase it the locomotive shop to
the Insight shod. Thl. wee •thee for to
order to remove the rare from the north
side of the freight shed, e• that the view (1
the passengers might cot be obstructed
when spprosohing the 'tattoo. I' was also
requested that the Holmes siding from the
eo.1 yard might be condoned op uovrarr:e
Dia notion some dutanor., so that bsttey
facilities for loaeioa nod soloadisg oats
might b. obtained.
This was reviewed t0 the pebble work'
000mlttee with power to sot. H.. Worship
r masklN that It wa•• matter of graltbca
Loa that the 0: T. R 's tuataras hero wee
icoreastcg to sub an ex'eut as to make
,hep changes oro.a•ry.
R. A. G..tanby a.ked Oat the enuead pry
hall the Dost of *drain which he had put in se
hie boots 03 Ebel a rat. Refuted to y.ub-
11c works oommittee.
The (sllowier accounts ter* referred tr.
the Iluaao. committee : G.rtshort-L'oomwu
Pipe & Foundry Go , Hsmuteo, Ore,
8206 88; Canadian General Kleotr,o Co.;
Toronto, electric impolite. $19 50; Jambs
Young Auburn, for suety* as valuator in
conneetten with summer note, $20: Borh-
n se A' L•wang lmber ..A work $I3 6:
N 1). Rougvb, bardpare, $3 63 end $19.41;
A. A. Lsoaford Co., Loudon, .taticsuy.
Opera
House
ONE
NIGHT
ONLY
Thursday
Evening,
October
28th.
THOS. P. KELLEY'S
BICi AMERICAN
Lady minstrels
Funny Com.dleue, pestling C..tome',
Pretty Gibb, f:tec rto•1 EH,ot•,
Special Sammy. Catchy Muno.
d 11110LE CARLOAD OF PRETTY GIRLS. .y
has been suc-
sessfully solv-
ed by the
manufacturer
of
Adviors
They combine every element of aloe perfection.
In FIT, STYLE, SERVICE sod COMFORT they are HARDLY
EQUALLED and NEVER SURPASSED.
MANY WOMEN
are made nervous and irritable by the pinching and cramping of
ilLtitting shoos. Such women should lose aro time in becoming
acquainted with these shoes.
They are modelled on scientific lines, so that while being "as
easy as an old shoe," they tit without a wrinkle and please the
eyo with their graceful curies.
Ask us the conditions of the $5,000.O0 Queen Quality price contest.
RIEPAIRINGI
E. DOWNING,
Red Front Shoe Store.
BEN6OU6II
COMING
HURROUS CAftT00N[ST
LEJTURER
IN BD( t o1'OCALLRU OltI)IINAL
BICMTCIIl\t. KN'1'ERTAbNMKNT
ghmor, Pathos, Barksgoc and Song
At IiiK'.CK 1N
VICTORIA OPERA HOUSE,
Monday Even'g, Nov. 3
PRICES : 25c, 35c, 50c. ,TICKETS •ph. of Hall at Kidd Eli SEA0.w
Willie Ike reels was on ab the poet( bice en
the attenotit el Thaokogiviou Day two dogs
which hsd prebsbly been treading on each
other's oorge, began to eget in the crowded
°dice. As one of the spectators remarked,
"i hue was p'emt y of rr om thee."
FRESH_
OYSTERS
AT THE
BALMORAL
CAFE
BLDFORD BLOCK.
Mise Barbara Thyo,io, of Arthur, spent
/he holidays with her sister, Mrs. Barley.
VW Amore Oliver, of Toronto. ts visiting
iter grandparents, Mr. and tire. John Hut
gee..
leg et (operate to make the service as brief
tV.lter Burgess hes returned from Wood
siuc k, when be sow employol to the ounsg as possible! 7krre are many reeldtnt e,
' house.
Albert Denman, of Halstead k
bank, Mount horst, 'pent Thanksgiving at
hie home here.
Rev. Mr. Hardy, of Llstewel, gave • leo-
c g s PORTLAND CENT
C
To arrive inside of one month.
Mr. Jesse Ubdhlll, of the Bnmlller Woolen Mille, (see last week's amount of pro
posed works) 10 using the Iarpsetquantity of oement used in this part of the coanty.
Lest year after ourobnnlng what he thought ne would require for whet work he was the.y
Maine, M wee persuaded te try • ample, three barrels, (.long with soma 40 or 50 barrel
of two other brands of well known oement) of the Peninsular I'ordand Cement, made et
Jsoksn, Mirth., by the rotary system kiln. The result is u follow.
Mr. Glledhill says:
I had occasion to snake a hole of consider-
able size into what I put in last year, and I
find that your Peninsular E'uinent-is-the best.
The concrete is much harder, having a shiny
flinty surface compared with the other concrete.
I shall require 300 barrels or thereabouts for
the:new bridge abutments and cement,dam, znd
I will buy all myrement from you.
Oemee% barn boome extremely hard M get and the pries hag gene sway op. Thom
galea to we Cement .boned place their order at onoe, rt. e" to get It seen wanted.
By an arrangement we offer the above Cement at
3 very reasonable figure. -
threuioou: the country not commodious
*Dough to a000mmodate all who atteod the
funeral', and osiog to Otte msoy uontract
cold. while waiting outside, and to owner -
one tree alloy ribs** colds have rssul .1 f•1 -
ally 1 h reverend gentlemen, heingcosy
in the hon., are e.eminely forgetful of
those who meal °etude during the lengthy
serv',ee and are exposed to the inclement es
of it,. weather. A change is needed in the
direuUun of abbreviating the .ore VOW
1111 lot=i It 11& STIwAhr-- WILD/AMA]
r ogr t to bay• to obron.ra the sullen and
unexpected d.miee of labe,a Mott,., be-
loved calfs of Walter Stewart, Looknow,
which took place at her home ori Thursday,
lots tart, The remain, were Intend In
tri ell oeemitery at Luokanw oo Sstorday,
b log esoorted thither by an oroasittyhrts
Oaf Love of telativtt and Manila. melodies
mourners from the vicinity of Ieuelph,
tltou and o.h.r polo:. 'The funeral eer-
y ces war• conducted by iter. M. McKay,
auutel by Rey. F. A. McLennan, The
patios were I). Yowl', David Mallcugh,
Ben McClure, Jobe Miller, Samuel Robin.
eon, of Lsok.ow, sod W. P. Ortorsn, of
Wingate,. Toe deceased Was aged fit
nor
tie. years . twenty -sight days. 19ha ecu
held in high esteem by all who knew her,
and being a motel w.f. a00 mother her de-
pute,. will be .ore'y felt by her bereaved
husband, throe eons and o .e daughter. Be
fore loos,tog In Lurkuow Lhe deceased was
for msny year( an .•tlrmrd rerdoot of
Duogtnnoo. She ea. . ci-ssistent member
of t5. Prsebvterlan church and took an se
Yes .ed meters' part 1a tisut work of the
Maher. ll.r ohlldrn are William and Ar. -
drew, of Lonkoor; John, In the North-
west, and Mus Mary,
The lac. of King E (ward on the new
tteev4r.n ere ane* 11 earned 1e she elebt,
while that. of ()aeon V.atoria 0•t tl.e al l
coinage is turned to the lett. The reason
McK ZfE- & HO W -E
for tills an that for upwards of 200 year•
wheow.er titer,- Lira freer
Wcee °no Ha new British monaron, the list]
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THK PLACK TO BUY ALL HARDWARb: l'HKkI' of the monarch on the new on•n )sees 10
bb. opposite dlrechou Irom hat al his or
EAST SLOE SQUARE, OODER/CHs her immediate ptsdaeasor.
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The K:ny( of Range. "Dascice Happy Thought"
Buying a Ra_igeOeo
There are three essential things to consider when buying. a
Range, -Anality, Consumption of Irnela and the Price. The price
is the least important. A goal Range will last many years, and
when it saves in fuel it pays for its !elf, while • cheap Range Is
constantly adding to its price in extra consumption of fuel. The
"Happy Thought f/ Range
is the lightest fuel consumer in the world, and the most perfect
Range constructed. It is a perfect cooking apparatus. -
Welte4he ManyfacMeno fres •n Illustrated Catalogue.
THE WM. BUCti STOVE CO..''im=w:rottp
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LReliable Qualities ! 1
I~ IRST and foremost this store stands for reliable qualities in the -4111
merchandise it sells. Behind every dollar's worth that goes over
our counters stands our guarantee that_ t the goods are not everything
they ought to be, we are ready to make it right with you. Ii we did not
sell good goods tiers could not stand behind them like that.
This week we print alist of -Values that are good enough to
call special bargains. They are to every day wanted goods', and samples
of our every day prices for reliable merchandise.
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Blankets at $2.50 and $2.85.
Either line is worth more than the marked
price. However, we can - afford to spll them
under value, so if yen come here yon can sage a
little money on your blanket buying.
At $2.50.
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'.ok.;i oar, lat'y null;
dnuhls b,4 .It" 1,11 wow!
.w tight. u•dorvd Iw.dry.
"pew.) v..ue, per pa r...52.50
At $2.85.
Fine todity wh,tw wool
bl.nke:1, double bed .are,
yawl weigh', woven from
r'esn. pure Into•, volt fln•
an, nolore I border., will
wear and wash well, very
.7e-tsl Satre., per put ...$2 86
Wrappers at $I.50.
Save time, save bother, save money, by buying
(* a of these wrappers at $1.50. They are good
encittgh to call a bargain at this price. however.
alt Nit- we -will say is that -they are really good val-
ue, and let it go at that. You can be the judge.
i,-NttFi' Wrepp.r., node ret rood quality ysooy rerapp.rsiGls, Pettey
""TiTnyht Mid randy 1111D4., 3411 7!ti+, *341 11111111311,
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waist heel, n^Iter, veto .n 1 alt eves nicely trimmest. wdt.wwr
m.o.. -sett 11.50
Vests at 25c.
Vests at 50c.
Not a store in the land
sells any better vests for a
quarter or half a dollar. Some,
but not many, may sell as good.
They are not anywhere near
here. An immense purchase
of ladies' underwear bought
direct- from the --mill gives us
the chance to sell these gar-
ments at these money -saving
prices.
AT A QUARTER.
Ladies' ribbed vests, shaved, full size,
good weight, soft flnnb,np.o front,
neck and trent nioeiy trimmed, ex-
tra special value at each
AT HALF A DOLLAR.
Ltdlea' ribbed plueh•lind yet*, win•
ter weight', shaped, open fruiter,
neck and fronto nicely trimmed,
soft finish. Thin vat la away ahead
of the ordinary flame -lined gar-
ment. It has all Ile gond palet?,
without bring olnmsy and bulky.
Tho most comfortable garment for
winter wear, saoh...... ....
Wrappers at $1.00.
Eif a dollar and a half is more than you wish
to pay, we have a wrapper for a one -dollar bill that
~ you will find hard to heat. You might pay 11.25
and then not give any too much.
1.11411.1r.'1.11411.1r.'wrnplar. n,.4e font fen y w(supirn lee, btu.•, red and
bl..k grounds, neat p,tti'rne •ed ettraettye oolore, waist ani
sleeves Beed, full a z•, •petal vitae each ......... ... $1 00
Standard Patterns for November now in.
50o
Drawers to match either of the above
Flannelette at 3'C.
Flannelette at 12tc.
The tine at tie we csnri(Tt
buy in case lots today, even if a
we paid 5c a yard for it.
That at 121c was import-
ed by ourselves direct from
Britain, an(1 is one of the best
selling lines we ever had on
our counters.
FLAN3(F.LETTIOS AT 50.
Heavy Oanadtan flannelettes, firm,
Worth mak., 27 Indies wide, • big
assortment of f..oy stripes, newly
all Dolor., will wash well, epeeist
value at per yard.. ... . .. ....
FLANNELETTES AT int!
gravy English flannelette*, plain or
twilled, handsome designs, In f.00v -./
stripes, fast orders, will wear w 11
',Yuen* that aro not anomie, per
yard
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