HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1893-5-25, Page 5TSE SIGNAL: GODERTOS, ONT., THURSDAY, MAY 26. 183.
THE
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
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HIAO OFFICE. TORONTO.
spin& ONO ell) Mi NIIuQN DOLLARS . - 1111.000.000e
$l.000,000.
B. E. WALKER. OJ lsaal. RAANAo'te.
• OODERICH BRANCH.
A f1g,lERAt BANKING BuslsmM TIMNaACTED. FARtsEIMP NOT,. Itter•oUNTED.
p„AFe0 ISSUED PAYAOL[ AT AL POINTS IR CANADA, AND THE Prt•NCIPAL
piles ter THE UNITED STATES, GMAT BRITAIN. FRANCE. BERMUDA, Ae:
SAVIORS SARK DEPARTMENT.
a pours Or *LOO ANO GPWAatt7S RECLINED, AND CU9q•_`N1 RATES 0 INTEREST
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4Mtlel Attendees. ghee te els OsNwtthe -- -
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-woe Notes -
R. 8. WILLIAMS, Manager.
DUNOANNON.
rl� pup,erese l Prepared Ire benders M
T s Mttaal-
1aa bttu Ere ear omit the Queens
74AA btrtMty ail' he numbered with the
L est. )Ir Hamlin has tamed his tkw
bra for • term •.f years to Mr. Plos,lhmaa,
'S'e.t N•.w.a...k.
-Un. Geo. Patton, of Ash•
• eau Luckaow, and formerly of West
Es.s.esh, a visiting relatives sad triads
• the vicinity.
ietr.s%T or CATTLE. -H. Garvin sad C.
go,r, oar popular catt!e dealers, ars busily
mgt.•e.f ;n purcllamas sad ehippisg cattle.
e um+er.tau.l they are giriutt good prices.
Rtrituss -The address to be delivered
M ft.1. 4r. Maauhy, a roturs.d mummery
fr,..., .Lapp, to the M.thali.t church on Fn -
ds, a;endo( the 26th, will. are premium, at•
Wei a large rud:esc..
u IAT.re. The weather at present is is
.very reopen delightful and ;.viswstisg.
Thr farmers herel!swta, having nearly Ss -
sled ending eprtug crop-. w sow baldly
.ys;e•l in potato pleating. eta
Oxcart or Rirtstoe. -Os Saturday 774,
searss of re: wino of we,-o+ent roils .f the
s,Itll.il.i!it:e-s of Agate -14i and West Waws•
ms), wall b. heli ,n the usual places, com-
snar; .t 10 n r .:k r. .111 Doll r and
ne.1Sown take sone ant govern the siolves
s>erdiagly.
retires-. --Darin:: iaat week. 11 vara.
treads-, •,1 G.jrricb, A,.1 lfeRrien, for-
s.{, sit Wes' WA..Aoosta. and Wm/ Of
e,l dereh inertship tna:!s • p.esnlsg t tail 10
ninny John Hamlin, sit ti.dericb,
ever iasi week eaa as r rota to relative.
solgoiuluturora :n this neighborhood.
4.rent• Ktrrrit W.., along with the
seep fn..sd. of Joseph Fowler, who hu.
tree for ,Halt tion Isid by with sciatica.
ss pained r. know that bei steadd be
samtag tr:.a:.+:-eat .. Hagh Doff, el
suerti. who has bees on the sick list, is
gra ilk rev,ivert.g, which will be Weaning
lent msec relauvw and friesds to kris.
10T Irei..tl.r. Iv HEALTR --W.
is tare to state that Jas McCaig, of Ask
filid, .Mt ha. been in a poor state of health
lee some • is sot impr is
kmlth as his (nods and well -
wield like His medical sttemdsst stabs
IMI ...Inv to weakens d tbe smart hie env
Wes it , try preoar/ess. However we
weal; fain now that be may 5305 recover.
F., rot tvri. al. --Rove. Mills of Lock
ss., and 11 Rodger.. of Ding assos, ex •
Staged pulpits en Sabbath Inst. Rev. J.
(Arra. who ha. been en a visit to friesels is
tie many of Rondos, r torsed host. a
Saturday mining last The sscratsat of
the Witt • ipper will D.V. be dispensed is
Erskine ITur, h here, on Sabbath jBth ear -
nee to enenmettae at the used bout. Pre-
paratory envies will be bold is the *hunk
m Fnle) 26th. Rev. MoRay of iasksew
■ expected to coed.ct the service a that
Ly `art tee to 000memee b 2 o'deok r. r.
LEEBURN.
/tee our own c rrewad.st
ksrch Adam here will he aleseessa
Th.rd.y night of thIlt week which we hope
will result to making dhow* of a paster trout
the candiIatse that bare Leen preaching
bare for s mill
From ourowa.o rep d
Last Saturday Jas. Sssr04411 .-aught
sturgeon which weighed 17 psarM.
Join Fattener left on Monday for Sol
kirk, Man., where be has a situation.
U. H Porter uuI family have moved to
Lmmdon and i). Wileon ht. goo. to the
tarn.
Alert. Feriguaou left net week for 1•0410
rich to take a peeitios on the new tug, John
Loc.*, ehac{I west tr. Soutitamptoe.
Th. Bahia` has been very t...sl here this
Spring, hot daring last week's storm a num.
is
bo f nets were lost and noose thirty feet
ed the pier, the par tint was repaired by
the Whet men, .erns raabe.l away.
H. J. Firm- is it ffrring very special
bargains in areal goods, atld those who wish
to secure extra values should call early
Several lilies at eareet• are going at reduced
rates. There an. yet a few shoe. left which
aro bei:.= offered far below cost .`..r cash.
%rm. i' .trk, oar obliging mail carrier, has
been tuakieg •• 'umber ref imppr .reotests to
Is properly nn the Square. T..•'aside and
drive bort.s have h..n rem ...I1 1, a Dew
run! tot oat the Mss end a r• .t tens. er-
ected *routed the pre -mins. it Hsiky and
Je Lott F.d..,n.'r wee the sutra, tors.
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A DISAPPOINTED CROWD
11111111111111 Arve_d tao wield'• tsar sew
T..tttwdey soli to Ted Timm Closed.
CMleaoro, May 92 -Tecta ai No.aaeda el
lees and women wsad.red aimlessly rip sad
Mwa the eboroaghlw ost.W. the Wortd'e
Lair grenade yesterday, peering wtdlary
through the closed gas of the white city,
and alaraarisg regress at Noir inability to
math &dm,tta/sea.
Baine of the I.sgsr spokes owe galled
Mea maldieuosa on Use powers Net seal-
ed tbe besets* el the his to {kens, but ea
the whole the crowd was orderly.
Ya kept their tampers, evidestly bso ed
W the bdi.f ihst to -day would b. the las
My of 8.eday °leans. It was by tar the
largest 8asdey turnout .Iain the spool
Sou opened.
Wool DuSiar W W ..e". It.
CstcAoo, May 21. -The iajs.otion to ro-
strata the directors of the Colombian Re.
position from °losing Use paw and beIid-
hop of the fair es Baudays atm. ap i.
Jodie Stein'. suet again yesterday, lint
the bearing was pestpaed until next Fri-
day, pinatas the mama of the ..Basal
esmmlmion a she reoelauoa passel by the
I...i direst.. to opal the fair on passed_
tls.seassep assess.
Der.. Alms asaerked e4R Pews.
Mit ter-lleseekise Leaden Nee TGA
flay e-,-Psitstsss.......Hssww TTos.....(aaaprw
11{ y O-iNaeila $smr Tcrt....
• M of Hoe e... Ines se--Struiria -.Sew
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r o you wear
h Irts?
Our great White Shirt
(unlaundered) at 48 cents is
equal to regular $1 laundered
Shirts.
A better quality at 69c.,
equal to the $1.25 laundered
goods.
A good Flannelette Shirt,
variety of patterns, for 39c.
In everything we sell we
give better value than any
other store.
EMT( aliSecks‘xlivtiOftety'
W. ACHESON & SON.
LADIES' COATS, CAPES, REEFERS
THE LATEST STYLE.
We ot$ei for this week extraordinary values and reductions.
in the above.
WIDE, WIDE FRENCH WOOL CHALI.IES
OROS RtAMAN & CIE.
1 number of new designs and colors added to our immense stock.
No manufactured wool goods throughout the t.o:ld hays met with such
unitersal favor this season as the .loth,. sent out by this maker.
60--PIECBI S--60
TO CHOOSE FROM AT OUR CLOSE PRiCF, 39c., WI ►RTH 50c.
rTEw PA-R.ASoIB_
:IA different styles of handles :,•.•I n;ake, to chime• flow.
Frills, Shot and Plain Colors at Close Prices.
EVERY DEPARTMENT COMPLETE.
W. ACHESON & SON.
LADIES
f HYGEIAN SUMMER VESTS.
LISLE GAUNTLETS, Size Guaranteed.
AND CHILDREN'S WHITEWEAR.
111 our MIIJ INERY PEPIITMENT
You will always find the LATEST STYLES.
Our .tock of Walking Hats, Legbortu, Chip Placques, Flowers, Wreaths,
Ornaments, dee., is complete.
MRS. R. B. SMITH.
The Whiteman Pea Harvester
The best in the world for the follow
ing reasons
let It is built of the beat malleable
wrought non and steel.
2s4. it requires no holes to be dolled in
cutter bar.
3rd. The outside divider can he rased
or lowered at tack or fret, independent of
litters.
4th. It has no rod at the back to hold
obstructions and cause choking.
5th. There are Do •poop to break or
Pet out of order.
Gab. It has movable clips and con be est
in lisps with tongue of machine if cotter bar
Imago back.
711. Each lifter bee a guard stay, and
breaking mower guards II impossible
8th. Each lifter is independent of the
other and can be raised or lowered at the
back seas to line in front should mower
guards be out of line.
9th. The number of machines sold dur-
ing the last saes enables a large number
of the leading farmers of the Province to
testify to its merits. Every machine is war-
rented sad gives on tent Sample machine
can be seas at R. Thompsoo's Blacksmith
shop, Godssish, besides at different show
over the County. JAMES WHITF.MAN,
Patents and Ysaufactarer.
Tbsmea Brews, G.sssel Agent, Sesf.rtb.
Brussels : Itespsotor Durand, represent-
ing the Waterloo Mats!, was in town on
Monday eatlat jsslsd the claim of 1'o.tmaster
Farrow is osssectioa with the damage to
kis budding by the recent tiro. MI was
allowed.
Wiagbam : The town awessmest by wards
Mas follows : - Ward I, $134.040: wart 2.
$103,300 i ward 3, $132,4110: ward 4, 1157,-
418: total, $590,208. The population is
given as 2151). an idcreaam of 56 over last
year The roll shows that then are 120
dogs 1n town.
W1tagham We learn that the firm of
Gray, l ouag t Sperling salt meaufactutere,
ere likely to sink a malt well on Grand
Trunk property is Windsor shortly. This
Irm bee wells is Seaford, W ingham mud
Myth new, au& it sluts, wish to branch
at .ill further.
Brum & : 541106.49 is the total mutant
raised sur e/ purposes in ooaseetims
with the 1MtWise stoma is thea tows this
'1W stmt (.slue. $1,000 toward
year.t Oka'. of 76 over
The
total is 900. • church
lest yaw, after seting removals, ac.
WEST HURON
BANK OF MONTREAL.
CAPITAL, -
REST. -
•
$ 12,000,000.
,000,000.
A Saving I h A, rlmenl has been crtexed in cos -
'section with this branch.
Interest allowed at current rates.
I-. L OCK WOOD,
Manaier Goderich BrawtL
S. A-WAIJ JI ,
Cs►rriage Me tifa,cturer,
Having purchased the hiatuses ot
McCREATH & WALKER
I have now arranged, not only to ooutiaw the t'arrtag. Trude, but have decided to
do all classes of work in
HO
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E -HOEING IND [REM BLACKSNITHIHH.
NONE MIT THE BEST OF WORKMEN EMPLOYED IN EVER1DEPARTMENT.
23f61F:
JNO. ed. WALKER,
The New 3-roceis,
S T u RDY EROS
Have it Stock of
Groceries, Crockery & Glassware
which for quality and price cannot be excelled.
SPECIAL VALUE IN TEAS.
The INDIAN and JAPAN TEAS which they handle exclusively can-
not be surpassed.
A TRIAL SOLICITED.
STURDY BROS.,
per- AT GHO. GRANTS OLD STAND,
G_ N_ DAMS,
I)SAL CR Ili
LIBERAL CONVENTION STOVES AND RANGES
A Convention of the Liberals of West
Huron will be held in the
Temperance Hall, Baderich,
IC
Tuesday, May 30,
Commencing at 1 o'clock P. M.,
sharp, for the purpose of ap-
pointing delegates to the Ot-
tawa Convention, anti other
business
1 • H. Nanning, W. Coate,
President. Secretary.
Menfortb : Mr. Handle, who is in the
employ of the Broadfoot & Box furniture
coenpa.y, had the misfortune to get one of
his fingers injured badly on Tuesday.
Seafertb : Mrs t omiter, teacher ot the
pubhc school , Seafortb, formerly a Brussels,
ou account of poor health has riven up
teaching, until after the summer vacation.
W iuugghaa : Po imseter Fisher ham been
oonfeed to his room for upwards of three
weeks with a rem -ream of the trouble which
has eQscted ot.e of hiatuses for a number of
y.ors.
Grey : Oliver Smith, who bas spent five
esu aboard as American Gas of war, is
on s visit to relatives and Inside.
He is a eta of Al... Smith, of Wrorster.
Mr. Smith bus atm t a good deal of the world
in his travels and will go back to tit. ser-
vice.
Wisghum : J. R. Swarts, K. Swart, W.
Vanstae and (:en. Shaw drove over to
Ood.rlcb and back on Tuesday. They re-
port “Walter 0.," J. E. Smarts' trotter, es
doing well, sed anticipate that be will be is
good
shape for the matobed raw n Brunets,
on the 29th Sense. Beattie Brea'. mare is
beim( trained in Brussels,
Cheap Boots and Shoes I
ARE YOU DEAD
TO YOUR iNTERESTTS.
Yon will save time, money and labor by haying
your BOOTS AND SHOES from
T. FOWLER & CO.,
The acknowledged loaders in exquisite Footwear. We
also lead in medium and low-prioed goods. For ex-
ample, we are offering a bmanhiN1 Rid Buttoned Boot
for SI 1 !S, and oar
KID OXFORD TIE 8E0E8 AT 860.
18 TEl EIGHTH WONDER
OF THE AGE.
Our M®'s Bsimorsl's at 95e. is the beet value in town.
Good House Slippers at 20c.
We carry a large assortment of Lacrosse and Ran-
nittS Moss, at pries that can't he beaten.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO CUSTOM WORN.
OUR own: "Good Goods at Low Moen"
T. 70117L3i133,X00.
sf11si1 ewe INA el J. W1lsa'e Drug Were
RMF TUE GOT CAri'FACTI'aiaa.
If you have decided to put out your old stove thisY teeyone of my WIT
TRODGETS and ILAOZ D 8dWOZS.
YOU CAN GET A FULL SIZE NO. 9 STOVE FOR WOOD FOR 513.00.
I KEEP THREE GRADES OF COAL OIL IN STOCK :
The American Water White, - 4 0a:lons for Cue Dollar.
I m White WaterCileophens White, - - 4 do !'11tyOONUO ts.
I
These pries aro spot cash. (surged at the regular price.
SPRING FASHIONS IN
See our
•
Gentlemen's
Fine
Hats
All the newest and noir
hiest styles in stock.
DERBY HATS IN ALL SHADES; alio our WIDE -BRIM
TOURIST HATS in latest colors and shapes of Eng-
lish and American manufacture.
Boys and Gff School gats and Gaps
in all styles and At unequalled values.
CaII and See our Macintosh Coats,
also our Splendid Display of Umbrellas.
NOW AS TO NECKWEAR
We can r:!tow you the newest and most varied stock in Four -in -Hands.
The popular tie for the season is the World's Fair Bow.
YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITHD.
W. T. HAYS & CO.,
24064 Agents Parisian 8Mam Tay.
NEW PIBX. OLD STAID.
R. W. RUNCIMAN
Has purchased the Grocery and (:onfect" business lately conducted
by MR. E. CAMPAIGNS. at the corner of Montresl-$t. and Square,
and begs to announce that he has added largely to the
Stock, and is now prepared to meet all old
Customers and as many new ones es
will favor him with a share
of their patronage.
Special Values is Teas and Swam
R. W. RUNCIMAN.
t1M►ty ♦
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Your attendee is called to the fret Nast
THE E PO=atC2.k.2
a new Millinery Mart, West -St.. next door to " The Sitar ORtes,
IS NOW OVEN I
♦ tine display of newest trace and ♦aterican designs.
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