The Signal, 1891-9-18, Page 5THE SIGNAL : GODERICH, ONT., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1891.
THE
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
LETAMtabestis IW.
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
M/ITAL (PAM RP) SIX EEtLNON DOLLARS -
R1 ET.
B. E. WALKER, GENIRAL htraaciert.
SO 000.000.
{1800,000.
GODERICH BRANCH.
A GIUMINAL BANKING BNMNu s TRANSACTED. FARMERS' NOTES DISCOUNTED.
DRAFTS ISSUED PATADLE AT AL, POINTS IN CANADA, AND THE PRINCIPAL
C1T1 1 M THE UNITED STATES, GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE. BERMUDA, au
RAVINES SASE DEPARTNUIT.
oteOBITS Of 111.00 AND UPWARDS RECEIVED, AND CURRENT RATES Or INTEREST
uyDwEO. INT. -SST ADOSO TO THS PSINDIPAL AT TMS END Or MAY AND
MOVEYSSD M SADsb TEAR.
111!,1-1 AUUestleos pivots to ria 0elleotlon of rvemmorolal •epor,
end Fenimore' Rake Notts. R. S. WILLIAMS, Manager.
BARGAINS!
BARGAINS!
BARGAINS!
K.iTS AND SHOES CHEAPER
THAN EVER.
(/ ARGAINS is Nos'• Boots and Shona
((BARGAIN$ in Women's Shoes and
1 +lippun.
ARGAINS in fiirh Mhos•.
ARGAINS is L ls Boota,
1) AT.I. CARE1•'S.
W•• carry the Largest and Best
Stock of Boots, Shoes, Trunks and
Vali...• in the County.
\1'd Make the Best Boots_
W.• do the Best Repairing, as
l'L, ap
as the Cheapest.
1\-d• Sew all Rips Free of Charge.
\1'e give the Largest Cash Dis-
C.,unt.
50o P:AIRK SLIPPERS AT 25o.
nEw'kL BOLE'.
Volt will find
J. CARET'
on the Square, Goderich.
Shoemakers Wanted.
PE RSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Mir Rusk spent Saturday and Sunday in
town.
U, ('asteh.s, of Clinton, wax in town the
week.
Ken (Wella, of Brantford, was in town on
Friday.
.Is. Scott, of 4 Tinton, visited Goderich on
Friday.
J. Orr Rose, of .forth, spent Sunday in
l.rierich.
4.. W. Sweet, of Clinton, spent Sunday
in tow it.
F. 1: Steele, of Exeter, spent Sunday in
to Bench.
J. I'impish, of Seeforth, was in (,.shri,•h
en Sunday.
A. E. ('ox, of London, weft, in t :adenvh
last Friday.
ilr. Gunn, of Clists-,was a Co ench the
past week.
MIs Cavan. of Stratford, is the gsst of
MniStrachan.
Miss Holdah Whitely, of (.1 t ,'!M 1 i
t.:w-n this week.
W. Howard,' of the Forest City, was in
tom; last week.
Mies S. Williams was visiting in Toronto
the peat week.
Mn. Firth renamed to her bone, Lon-
don, on Friday.
I.. I:. VanEgmond, of Seatorth, was m
town on Sunday.
H. Meyer, Q. ('., ret Wingham, spent
'un.lay in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Lennon are visiting rela-
tives in Ashfield.
Frank I'retty left on Friday to visit in
Om city of iletroit.
Deputy registrar J. T. Dickson was in
Toronto last week.
Win. Mavis paid the Toronto Exhii bitioo a
visit the pest week.
Mrs. Carpenter returned to her home,
I tetr.gt, os Tuesday.
Fred. Pritchard, of London, England,
a• a m town this week.
lir. ('aniphell, of Detroit, paid ( .oderich s
short visit last Maturd•y.
Inn. McNaughton, of Bayfield, was Tint-
ing in town on Matsrday.
!las Rose Keenan, Detroit. is visiting
relatives in Goderich townekip.
Mir Maggie Martin left on her return to
her home, iletrdt,ou Tuesday.
Miss Mary Buchanan, Colbon►e, has gone
lo Toronto to visit the exhibition.
R. Radcliffe, C. P. R. •gest, visited Tor-
onto Exhibition the greyest week.
John Wynn returned limo week from •
t
ma to Niagara Falls and vicinity.
H. 1'. ()Vosner, M. PP.. Walkerton, was
MI ye old season on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jaw. Fur, of Clinton, peal
the manly town a visit on Saturday.
Peter McEwen, jr., left os Mosley for
Torsoito to " take in " the exhibition.
Mir Hame•h M. Heghe es w o hod bevis-
iting in lletroit, renamed home lase week.
John Harriss., of Wsstield, left Monday
morning for the industrial Fair at Toronto.
MISS Millie (lasapbeli returned fresh •
"int to ietroit per the Respire es Plater
dot•.
Mrs. Robert and Marler Harry Bieck
left on Monday to w the exhibitkie at Tor-
oa,tn-
F. Grant and H. Bailey returned last Fri
day iron their sstpity ground sear Part
Frank.
Mrs. -f.lnyd, oa Stratford, toss waiting at
the nsidosew d Rd.. Armstrong lb* pest
week.
Mile bona,
.ypsf .t ei.
rsmaketi jj ilaatss, Isiberp. ,
street
( Retaawwta mast- bat this weak
ke A lid) trill {sow
panned by his daughter, Mn. (Rev., ,IL.
:idle,
wbo returned to Leamington after a
vtat here.
Miss Gundry t Isital Toronto this week.
•
Mrs. Ja.. Dickson was In Seaforth this
week.
Mir Kudd,of sem, City, left for Toronto
on Monday.
.lack Acheuat was in the Queen City the
past week.
Mies 11'alleer was visiting in Toronto the
peat few days.
Mir Audrews left on the Toronto excur
non on Monday.
Mir Sneyd, of Aylmer, is in town visit
ing her relations.
y.returned this ween -ham a'
visit to ew York.
Mir Minnie a Reilly has returned from
her visit to Buffalo.
Joe. Creasman, of Cornwall. is in town
visiting his parents.
Mn tiro. Stewart is away on a visit to
Toronto and Rutfalo.
Arthur Sharkey has returnel 1. town
from Sault Ste. Marie.
Mrs. and Mir Price left on the Toronto
excursion on Wednesday.
Mrs. John Tess, of Cukor, is visiting
relatives in t:oderich this,
Miss K. Carey left yesterday to attend
the sermon of Whitby College. ,
A. ('raigie was home this week from
his fishing station at I:reenoek.
MIA/Jessie stet -einem. of I*troit, was in
town last week counting Mrs. Morrison.
Mrs. Kedalie left this week foe Cleveland,
where she will reside in future with her
sons.
i)r. Taylor is attending the annual meet-
ing ..f the Canadian Medical Association at
Montreal.
Mir Maggie Robertson returned on Wed
nealav fro, a two months' visit to Toronto
and other point..
Mies Drysdale. of Hamilton. is visiting
(:olerlch and is the guest of her aunt. Mrs.
Donald Fraser, \Weatlawn.
.1. A. Taylor, divinity student, who for
the past year and a half has been stationed
at Branton, Man.. is in town for a week
preparatory to resuming his theological
studies at Queen's college, Kingston.
Miss Start left Isar week tor Chicago to
enter a hospital to study the pl.fe•sion of
a nurse.
Miss Augustine. of Dungannon, was in
town last week en route to the Clinton con-
vent ton.
Mrs.. Johnston and daughter, Chatham,
were the guests last week of.). A.Mclntosh,
Lakeview.
,Ino. Kay, express agent, returned last
week from a two weeks visit to the Eastern
Townships.
Mir Maggie Wilkinson returned this
week from a three weeks' visit to relatives
in the queen City.
Miss It .rrows, of .ashfield,passed through
ton on Friday on her return frothe
('wm liknoa convention.
Miss Minute Ball returned from Toronto
on Seturlay,'and resumed her duties in the
(. 1'. R Tel. office.
Mrs. •Tito. lionagh and Mss Ironagh were
Called to Exeter on Friday by the death of
their relative, Mr. Gold,
Itr. A. Milton Humber, of Bay City,
Mich.. is spending • week's vacation at the
fancily residence, Victoria-st.
Mir Charles, of the Goderieh high school
has returns,' front her European trip, and
resumed charge of her classes on Friday.
Mus Mollie Christian returned to her
home, Detroit, last Friday after a three
months' visit to (:oderich and Clin-
ton.
Mu* Maud %V illson, who had charge of the
C. 1' R. telegraph the past three weeks. re-
turne.l to her home, Sealorth, on Mon
day.
A. C. \la..pheraon, an old Hur unite, was
in town last week and left for home,
Winnipeg, per the Empire on Satur-
day.
Joe l.eister, wbo wee engaged during the
Summer representing the Ruffian Fish Co.
at this port, has left for his home at Buf-
falo.
Richard Golden and Charles Knit, who
had been enrage.' in the fishingbusiness'
bete during the .4ummer, have returned to
their hones in Golden Walley.
John Straiton lest -es shortly for Thorn -
dale, at which place he has been appointed
stat ion master. Thoouah sorry to lose so
estimable • citizen we cannot Mit feel
pleased at our young friend's promotion, his
knowledge of his profession and general
courtesy hating earned preferment many
years sane.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Th. town council will hold its regular
meeting this evening.
Mt. Andrew's ward school was newly
shingled the put week.
Norman Anderson presided at the organ
in Knnv church morning and evening last
Sunday.
last week many branches of Autumn
tipper) maple (saves were gathered by our
ciijawts.
Relitioes Berries were not provided for
the Square ns. Sandy. 1■ this a sign of
comas Winter'
1k. Whitely has entered into partnership
with 1*. Renter. Their Aloe is in the
Opera Henna Nark.
The Goderich oosrpaay of the 33rd Rat
talion rsi.tnsd frees the St. Thomism camp
on Saturday. The boys looked exeeedagly
well.
Mies Carrie (,..ok and Miss lours Gordon
held as "At Home" on Tuesday *maims
and • eery enjoyable time was spent by the
greet. preens.
amiss Cliishelse, who went to Rt. Them-
es with the GederMk velusteers, wee the
Cs gives for the beet Wrest mn
menus{{
its said esm,a.y. Ream, Chian
tat. In. Insliworri4 erta Wifeg illio.
VISITORS TO THE GREAT NORTHWESTERN FAIR
Should visit this store and see in full swing the busiest dry goods store in Goderich. Every man, woman
and child will be made welcome. Come and see us. It will pay you.
CREAT BARGAINS FOR FAIR WEEK !
Tweeds, for Boys' wear, at 2 5c-, worth
A Il- Wool Tweeds, at 35 c., worth
2 Pairs o/ All -Wool Socks, for 2 5 c.
Canton Flannels, for 5c., worth
Towels, 5c-, worth
Corsets, all sizes, s 5c., 'c'ortle
40c-
5 OC.
0C.
50C.
8c. .
8c.
4 oc.
Mantle and Dress Making in Full Swing,
Under the management of MISS CURRELL, the well known mantle and dress maker in this county.
All mantle goods bought from us cut and fitted FREE OF CHARGE.
Goods in every department marked away down.
CEO. ACHESON & C0U'S OLD STAND ---THE CREAT CASH STORE
JNO. ROBERTSON, Manager, - The Poor ).fan's Friend.
aTi II tREATER
REDUCTIONS.
We have a few lines of Sum-
mer (:(ods yet unsold, including
Prints, etc., which we are offering
itt about ILLY PRICE. Our Fall
Stock will soon be complete : then
you may look oat for the Greatest
Bargains in Dry Goals, Men's
Funtishinge,, ever shown in
the Count/ d Ston.
\VE MENTION
a few linen only this week : Grey
Flannels at still prides. `lee our
Flannels from 10 to 2:k•. per yard
you will Rte surprised at the
value : Canton Flannels at ex-
ceedingly close prices : Men's
Wool Top Shirts, :5Oc.: 3 pairs
Jinn':. Goad Wool Sock. for 25c.
Please see our I:ools and Prices be-
fore buying anything in the way of
Dry Goods. It will not be pleasant
to tired out too late that you have paid
10 too much for yougoads. Sever-
al persons acknowle,l 1 to u. that
they were deceived last -eek in buy-
ing goods, too please be careful and
compare values and prices before pur-
chasing.
J. A. REID & SRO.
Jordan's Bloce. Ooderich.
Sept. 1t h. IMI. II61•
nukes the preservation of the natural teeth
a specialty. Gas administered front 9
for the painless extraction of teeth.
When the volunteers brake camp at St.
Thomas they left behind them Frank Hill-
man, of 4Merich, who went to camp with
the 11'inghau. company. He was suffering
from a sertoua attack of cholera morbte
We understand that Father West has
presented with 85 each of the candidates
from the separate school who passed the
recent High School entrance examination.
The generoas gift should be highly prized
by the sucoesful ones.
The Clinton exhibition. to be held in that
town from Sept. 29th to the 30th, promises
to be a big event. A number of first -cls
attractions have been secured. anti the cont
inkier give evidence ot being wideawake
all the way round. Sur advt.
NAVIGATION NOTES.
All the fishermen of this port using sail
ing boats have pullet out their nets.
The schooner Pinafore arrived on Friday
ntornutg with a cargo of salt from Port
Frank.
The sir !'rite.! Empire villa in port on
Saturday morning and loaded three carloads
of salt and lite vellum's of apples for the
Northwest.
Wm. Marlton, .1. Grant, E.I. t:arrow, W.
Watson, ('. 44-idderand Caft. Lawson were
sailing the Norma on Saturday and seeming-
ly trying ta..ee hew far .sho would keel over
without iii ettirg. When sailing between
the per. with all (waves set • sudden gust
of wind caught her and she keeled over
till her sails caught the water. In less
than half a minute she righted herself anal
was sailed lack to her anchorage, the ex-
perience evi.lcatly being enough for one
afternoon.
dr- .+• Alt NOT: Per
. IC, * : A native Ludt -
R. ILIIAMSand sr-
er•Eeebw. ea the
sui'pl) in a coodeoeed
I'♦ e• forty the substances
t•t,ily needed tomo-
I' 11 the .... coincuriing 11 dinar eoe.ting
r ata Poon and war
sT lit oor. or from
L
I L tI ■ w Y'A t.0 Hndas DI
\v`_ emHerirD eand also
uvig.•rdta and liIIlr.D
Ce the BLOOD and
I+ Tern'. when broken
t dosa by overwork.
ALE' mental worry disease.
•seems@ and indiscre-
tions They have a
E O P . E Stn° . SYsT on
et:xt•.u, Brsrar of
moo and wouteb.
. ring dna r viooa
and correcting all
t Is•eni-La RITZY and
steritwtowa
_ ) MAN who coda 6`s. mailinl 1s. r
uHnw doll x tailing or
NB ss pbysi pos.-re da.cei c, aLount take theta
PILL.. They roil nest. e lus lost energies. both
physical and u.eat,l
EVERY WOMEN
should take them
They cure all sap•
prerlow and trr•,;u.ari^ore, which inevitably
souI sickness wl:,vn uegle•ted.
yOUNe MEN ahculd 1.km thew £!chis
(■ tpLl Ql6lf Th1-Y w. l cure the re.
A M sit you sal u$d imbue. and atrwugtlaa rhe
system.MEeh old take them
BWO Ea Thew WILLS Will
m resumer.
For sale by alt druggists. or will be sent upon
essetpt of price Gee. per Los.. Ly addressing
Clinton New Era Mfrs MotTow,ofllode-
rieh. is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. Smith, of r
Kattenbury• street. ' • " Mr. %V.
Campbell, postmaster, Goderich, who was
a warn personal friend of the late E. ('or.
nett, attended his funeral on Tuesday.
The following delegation from (.oderich
attended the (Tinton convention: - Ili-
sector Tom, headmeater Strang, principal
Park. 4 leo. Sheppard. H. Hennutgs Ile*.
Russell. A. Moir, Misses Blair, Sharman,
Alfie Sharman. Cooke, Walters, Hurritt,
('rad e. Addison, Hutton, Watson, Aiken -
ha d, HQ*, Mel4e, N. Mac(.onnac,Erery,
F. E. Hal.
BRUCEFIELD.
(now ova Ow Y 0101.2.11Sro3DEST. )
Pat is in town.
Miss K. McDonald left for her home in
Hespeler Saturlay.
Mts. Tytler, of London, is visiting at
Mrs. deo. Mclntosh's.
Mis•MoNaughton, of t:uelph, was visit-
ing at Mn. Geo. Baird'{ last week.
Alex. McKenzie and sister and Mr. Hud-
son, of Lock now, were in town Saturday.
Mies Bell McKenzie, of Lncknow, n
wending a couple of weeks with her aunt.
Mrs. (:.Bair!.
Quite • number of our citizc:s attested
the Kippen Harvest Home, and report •
large time.
Roderick Mcleod returned home from
Scotland Wt week. The trip seems to have
agreed with Mac.
W. Kaiser returned last Thursday from
Brandon, Man. He report. the crime as
excellent and nearly all cut in that
part.
We are sorry to state that there will hem
D enier football team here this Fall ort account
of enure of the players being away from
town.
The 4.. N. W. line repairer was in tows
last week refitting the Blies here. Ra•i
nes San Dow be handled with the quickest
despatch.
WINGHAM.
(Iona ora owe ODaaati1o1DEK. l
Mr. sad Mrs Thee. R•sereft, of Berrie.
were vYit ng him& i. town last weak.
A easaber of Wiaghas.ites are is Toron-
to tkiw weak attending the isdestriel Kehi-
bities.
Mitt McLeod, of Ripley, was is town on
Tessday after retarsiag Mom a visit to
Mende in Lake lisddes.
A .amber of msmws and Alms of the
[dbpsdwt (Itis of Fetwsme sin srkisg
far • tMa ear M Temester
the evert el that passe said Them -
w ` 8L a yTha>nkr Yon."
Who?'
'Why the inventor of
SCOTT'B
ULSIO
Wild NW N 1,i CAMs111,1i,N
(leve thet4: for its discovery. That it
does not make you sick when you
take it.
Give thanks. That it is three times as
efficacious as the old-fashioned
cod liver oil.
Give tiara:. That it kitsch a wonder-
ful flesh producer.
Give thank:. That it is tie best remedy
for t;onnorPSP tow, 3er»/stio,
roisc*Ittd, Irastt iI/i-
eaaes, ere *.
Be sore you get gtl rEEVpa
color wrapper: b1 al DIUM%Its. at
oc. and it.oe.
SCOTT & >f01 lQ, isliwwe,
BANK OF MONTREAL.
REST, -
i 2,000,000.
E , 000,000-
A
00,000.A Saving Deearturent has been oAncd in con-
nection with this branch.
Interest allowed at current rates.
GEO. DR UMMCND,
Manager Goderich Branch.
Fall Millinery!
JUST OPENED -A LARGE STOCK or
THE NEWER " STYLEB
OF I,ADIE> AND MISSES'
Hats and Bonnets, Fancy Wings and Trimmings.
,s4r-Call and nee us.
THE MISSES YATES.
THF:
Huron Central Fair
CLINTON, SEPT. 28-29-30.
BBTTBR . .D LA14 IE a• IST
MONDAY, 28th.
orExt.co DAV.
Piecing and judging ea halide exhibits.
Open to general pbblle lathe evenimm.
TUESDAY, 80th.
v1el7o104. AND d'ITIZEI5' DAT.
.4 Great Horse Paradeand Ridt.g(.'ompet Ilion
for the townships of Huller. Stanley. Tu:k-
eremith, Noderich and Colborne and the
town of Clinton, for valuable prizes and •
sweeppake-
Chlldren s Procession and Dames.
RIDING ('ONTIts'1'. •
STALLION h.XHIRIT.
llluminetion ot the Town and Grounds.
Ric). lima' Parade with Coiner Lanterns
EDISON'S PHONOGRAPH
EVER_
and novel devices accompanied by the
Volunteers. Firemen. Oun Club. etc.. etc.
Military Man.envres. Fusil•des, etc.
Open air Promenade Concert by the Chippewa
Indians and Band. Including Indian songs,
chants, choruses, etc.
WEDNESDAY, 80th -
YARN ERR Ant r.XNIK(TORa' DAY.
BAND CONCERT.
DULCIMER COMPETITION.
EXHIBITS or CATTLE.
DISPLAY OF HORSES.
AWARDING OF PRIZES.
The Departments for ladled Work sad
Flowers and the Art Gallery have beg
specially titled up, and will be strong attrac-
tions.
will Rte on exhibition, and wage by great singers. ni .sio•l
selections by famous hands, speeches by eminent men, eta,
may be heard.
THE CELEBRATED BAND OF THE ('HEPPAWA INDIANS. which has been engaged ter
the recession. will give Open Air (Matter's, etc.
send to mo•cretary for prise list and circular about Hose Parade and RidingContest.
W. JA('Kr)N. Secretary. A. H. MANN
O. Preskient
AUCTION SALES.
All parties gettingtheir sale tills printed at
this office will ave • free notice inserted
in this list up to the time of sale.
Sale of valuable real state property in
the village of Port Albert, owned by (leo.
Grab:.m, at Delong's hotel, Port Albert,
'atunlay, September 19th, at 1 o'clock r•. w.
John Knox, auctioneer.
Out of the commonest forms of supersti-
tion is that which mates beesats, birds, rep-
tiles and insects the mom of contmunicat
ing information with respect to future
events or of prognosticating by their actions
good or bed fortune to the individual thus
put in communication with the anuses
world, or which clothe them with peculiar
and supernatural qualities.
CANADIAN
?ACIFiC
T•QST
HARVST RXCURSION
From •11 Isaacs is °obelo Return Rates is
NMothoon
Dtn.y
aifo
Mooaomin
Never broken al nt.oarth
-Kabo. The "bones" in the YoI'kt n $30.00.
YtlE kfion
B. & C. corset are made of it M
28.0
s
-warranted for a year. too.
It's a corset you can wear
a few weeks, and then get
your money back if it doesn't
suit
But it's pretty sure to suit
--else it wouldn't be sold so.
PMlbo- Albert $35.0.
Edmonton 114000,
1'. leave au poste 1n the Province of
Ontario en
SEPTEMBER 22nd
Raters e.tu Nev. IM. tall.
Parties ttektatris friar I mim
errs.w M fi n psait7tytrlst~Nr. 1. I.
rr"... ..= =Vi.. .iW iis iwi di. irieea . appE 1 .
se say
weld
a sem-
tiara
THE FAULTLESS
IIOT ¶ATER IIEATER
Guaranteed to do the tamp amount d
heating with Ives fuel than any
other furnace yet made.
M•aseaetored by
D. K. STRACHAN
Oodsrich, Ont
Old-time furnaces can be taken ort
and replaced by thin superior invests
tion without alterations to the
and radiator" throughout the buil
in which it is placed.
Estimates furnished on application
for placing this improved furnace in
huiklings of any sire.
Send for circularw. Adders
D. E. STRACHAN,
faeseit r and Talents{.
(1100-11.) 0OI►F R iCH, ONT.
.7W. .16-17,:1-4, sl.wn,?laa►
es. sed Clr.gra+.. wee . sew •-d
pageboy .s.d•.rd beta,
T-.Untony of 110 C.ntill?1•11 W
Josue of Nasareota.
reortmora=a% et lir
sows Ohrias irsole IL
$a l orwY. >awr.ir it ak. +*assn
R.y bst bust-.
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