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TILE SIGNAL: GODER1CHt ()NT., THITRSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 189:i.
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CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
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GODERICH BRANCH.
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CITIES IN TNI UNITED STATS GMAT BRITAIN, FRAME. BERMUDA. ria
names •ANA D PARTNUlT.
[([[SITS OF SLOG AND UPWARDS RECEIVED, AND CURRENT RATES OF INTEREST
&Lovtt) ,MTi11gT AOOSD TO TMS PRIMOIPAI AT THE SRO OF NAV AND
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*Mesial AMMMIN sites le His ONNo$IoN ee r-
.' h1110011' SOW tea' R. S. WILLIAMS, Manager.
MILLINERY.
1lur Fall 1114'11ing hu, liven a great success. We are now ready
los business. You are invited to inspect our Stock, whcr.• will Ise
Need everything that is new and stylish in FALL and WINTER
MILLINERY.
CHILDREN'S WARE.
Rave just opened a large assortment of CHILDREN'S CLOAKING.
HOODS, INFANTS' CLOAKS, BOOTEES, IN -
FA NTEES, VEST$, &c.
MRS. IL B. SMITH,
Glasgow House.
HURON C. E. CONVENTION.
Sepses N the Iatereding s:athrrlSg Seems-
*) Mehl at Yra.al$.
The Homo county union o1 1 hritian En-
deavor socieus hell its mooed annual con -
'mum :O the Carmel n'-esbytetrian church,
Sewall. on Frodey, 29-
t :muter, and invit.iloas had been freely
duentwted among all denominations where
Young People's Societies were organized,
ukiv that deiettates be appointed to attend
and help 'o make this convention both plea
mat and profitable. . or were the others
disappointed, for the attenoanoe was good
end the deepest u.terest prvvatlod through
out the 1ev1. 1.
The nrorolnv session commenced at. 10
oclo:k. with 1'rewdeot Header.= in the
Maar.
He called up Rev. Mr. Sal ens, of Ileti•all.
ter the address of welcome, who, on behalf
of the hued etrietlss and the kiwi people of
Hensel,. wished the delegates to enjoy their
extended ho•ottelity.
Au acknowledgetne=t was then made os
behalf of those present, by Rev. John Ross,
of }:ruserls.
The minutes of the Wingkam convention
was read std adopted. Then followed re-
ports iron] the secretary and the d&Herein
w<utieu of the county, showing that the
1"1.1..o had made an increeas over the
put year, and inspired • determination
for a most vigorous campaign the coming
year.
k.v Mr. Hewderena, was appointed dele-
(ate to attend the Prortnciar(.:oe•ention,
shi h Is to be held is St. Catharines. on
tict.dier 10th. llth, and 12.
The afternoon version was opened with •
prsier and praise meeting, led by Rev. E
sofaey. Henan, after which report+were
No Advertisement
Eve
Which proinises more titan it will perform will be
of value to the ativertlyt'r.
r of Kid Gloves sold this season from our store
at .00 an 1. bear our name on inside
and is warranted to give satisfaction.
WE OPENED
20 - DOZEN - 20
this week of BLACK and COLORED and FANCY NOVELTIES in
FRENCH KID GLOVES. You are invited to inspect them.
Naw Cashmere aid Worsted ilosiery
Two Cases opened this week. Most reliable Makers. Larg-
est Choice in Goderich. Closest Prices.
W. .A.OIESON it SON.
gave his personal experience of the work
dooc in Liverpool, where he had, until& few
months previous, resided, and took an
active part in this f'r.portant work.
The evening program wan somewhat
changed, yet i: proved vary interesting and
helpful.
Rev. J. W, Holmes, of Clinton, in the
abseiwe of Rev. Sellery, of t%4ughaen, vase
an enthusiastic address, although he did not
know be had to speak until some twenty
minotce preview to the time of meeting!
He said the grandest work to which one can
turn our atteetton, the place to be able to
do important and responsible work was to
be identified with the muse of Christ.
Rev. Mr. Kerrie, of Hayfield, spoke for
fifteen minutes. enlarging on ha address of
the afternoon, and which was quite &1 in-
t Res. J. R. Markin, of Chatham, spoke oo
"Coaoeuttwtion." since it was the part which
the V. P. S. of C. E. ho emphasized. He
triatiosed Drumme=d as saying what the
world'wents is net more men, but • better
brand of men. You could not offend ratan
more than for a Christian to buckle on the
berms and lump right Into active work,
but this u what (writ want*.
Good singing was provided by Slim Hoff
man, of Staffs, and the Godertch and Hen
mall choir..
The next convention will -be held in ('lin
Ino, the date to be decided by the Executive
Committee.
THE TALK Of THE TOWN
The new supply of 1:old, (:old -filled and Silver .\1 atchex, and the low
pricer for which they can be purchased from
C. A. Hl'MI$ER it SON.
SEE THE COLUMBUS CLOCKS.
A full line of Jewellery, Silverware and Optical Goods,
&c., in stock
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
Drop in and we us. No trouble to show Goode.
C. A. 1-1U I BER 8i SON,
Near C. A. Nairn's us the tigtore.
PORT ALBERT.
TI -E -1 ,‘V, Oct. 10.
Apple picking apple packing.
Mrs- tltwav is still on the sick Iut.
Not much Fell ploughing doing, more rain
seeded.
No service in the English church tor the
peat two Sundays.
Mrs. Murray has returned from • visit to
g *.-n of the Montreal and ('Loveland Inter- coderich (Head a
nate nsil CuSventieats, by Pres. Henden.=, 1t 'e want a blacksmith bete right away :
et Hamill, and A. T. Cooper, Clinton, re -
'mot rely.
Tee following nttrers were then reported
by the Nominating Committee. and approv-
e.1 by the Congestion: President, Rev. (:
H. r obbkdick. Brussel : Vice -President, ton Reform convention.
A. ,rebind, Wingbam : Secretary, A. T. Threshing machin to this neighborhood
( ..aper, Mates : Treasurer, Miss I.. U. are laid up until next year.
rider, Sealorth : Councillors, Rev. H. H. Mies Star • Greene was married to Frank
Mtn of work for him.
Mies Morrison, principal, is re-engaged for
the year of grace 1893.
Some of our neighbors &trended the ('lin-
Wetting, Wiogkam : Rev. J. D. hemp,
i acfield, and Miss Mills, Lucknow.
The Prewidcat's address was full of good
rn ionssad 0 spaoe would permit we
eat oulike �to have it printed in full The
t natal!' Endeavor stood higher in num.
t • rs, influence and power than ever before
o Society has more influence on present
Ntmbitt, of Hlyth, on Wednesday Met.
Some members of the LO.G.T. had a bee
drawing gravel oo Saturday and improved
Ute general appearance of the scboolyard
therewith.
KINTAIL.
Tosnoey. (kT. 10.
• iviliation than iti railway system : It set- r We are pl.easd to see our popular young
;led tis yueation of qus.ttonable •mu*e- I friend Jerry Sullivan around again without
:�� oLe toy .u•.et.tu$tme employment the aid oy crutches. H.attributes his epsedy
The president siert, Rev. It. H. Cobble r000very to the surgical skill of D r. J. R.
lick, gave an esoellent talk on " The Sham=es, who took his toes in hand. Ain.
Pledge. Why'." Although a subject that eriosu doctnra bad f•thd to acoompliah any
(fiend .loos Joy, who is
has often been Walked from, yet the I'resi good. (lar jovial
dent brought to light many new reason.
=ow looking hale and hearty after reoover-
why this goldee-twund pledge ahoold be i nig from a very severe and complicated tll-
toed ins evert Society. nem, is also loud in his praise of the (:ud*-
"Hints kr the Prayer meeting" was in !rich actition er.
n
traduced by Miss Stewart, of 4.odech, and i Dr. she isve such an excellent peper Oust the BRIJCEFIELD.
Toreoav, Oct. 3
Beoiamin Thomilson has retoroed from
kis visit tot *Linton.
The oompletion of Mr. Noon's store is be-
ing rapidly pushed.
Mile Jessie .larniesoe was under the
parental roof last sund&y.
Miers .lobs Monroe and Henry Mon-
teith, deft last Friday for the Worlds Fair.
Th. Broomfield branch of the Upper Cana
cneveation, in the dkeusiom whic
knew of on other ways that the model
priyerniestinf, as described by Miss Stew-
art, mad be tin stn.
Min Grace K of fiedorth, with the
subject "The ('a�uJnttry .
sew " Save
hints to societies in rsesl•
s
which, no doubt, will be praetisd by them
donng the coming twelve mantles.
Re.. Mr. Kerrie, of Hayfield, MIM sub-
ject "Evangelization smug the yams,"
PROF. DORi `!WEND
BANK OF MONTREAL.
812,000,000.
6,000,000.
has been opened ,lis cos -
CAPITAL,
REST.
A Saving Dcfartmens
vection with this branch.
Interest allowed at current rales.
II. LOCK WOOD,
;ilana�er Goderich Branch.
SEASONABLE GOODS_
FRESH AND RELIABLE.
ii t'Ol'01111%‘.. Sri ME 4* St ItFTNIE. a 11•T •11.1 *1•NT TMI$
The Albion Hotel on Wednesday, Oct. 25.
It yoo are bald or grey. or if your hair is thin or faded. don't miss
this chance. As the Prof. has a targe number of pl&or* to visit this
season his stay is positively limited to Inc time advertised. He baa
CANNED 1EATS, YEGETABLES AD FRUITSI
proved by the thoueande who patronize him lust by the use of his
coverings • more relined expression. a more youthful and (eat ty im-
proved appearance can be secured
NMESS LA. be has • large number of new styles this season In
Hangs and other covering*. eapecialty bis new patent linter without
lore foundation : more natural in appe•raoce. stronger. lighter and
re
mothoroughly ren:Uatei than an(thing ever h.(ure offered in
Canada. Ware hangs. Plain Vro.tpiecee, Wavy Frusta. tiwitchs
and Braids in all ►earths and shapes. full and open wigs of curly,
••••to
straight, ng or short hair. se
Oeotlemet. e the grand styles in TOI eves and es1CN. If you
are Hard .r ✓+..Ir bald the Prof, can tit n s
t yoo
esactly that it i* impartible to distinguish from
the natural strewth of hair. The Ronde are
worn by 12.000 of the tfentleren of Canada.
Why Pot b, you I -
Ladies. Dont fail to ask the Pref. how to se
core a pure. clean oOmpte:io•. and bow to rem
mac c Tan, Freckles. 1% !intim. Or. ftemember-
AT TOE ALSO% NOTE/. M .Maw
*Heti. Off. tisk.
GENERAL GROCERIES
we can suit you in quality and price, and invite a trial order from you.
R. W. RUNCIMAN
esesralie by E. (Jampsfeaa.
WORK, ---BARD, PRACTICAL AND INTHU8thSTIO
Has pieced the
013.. ENpS
1pUPEE a.
da Bible moiety met in the C. V. Church,
last Monday evening. The Rec. Mr,
Philips, of London, the agentot the society
gave a vary interesting lecture.
('linton : The "boys" begin to return to
their studies at Toronto. 1:. A. Newton
goes to the Dental ('ollege- I. A. Cook and
D. Mc('allum to the School of Medicine and
Ben Tomlinson to the Veterinary College.
Craahrook : On Wednesday, Oct. 4,
George Huether died at the residence of his
son-in-law. Jacob Kreuter. at the advanced
age of 79 yeas and months. Mr. Huether
had a stroke of paralysis some time ago and
had never been strong since. His wife died
several years ago.
After the Ball.
There is always a great rush for S. DAVIS & Sous' Cigars
R:nev&le : We are pleased to hear that
one of onr lluevale boys has made his mark
to Manitoba. W. C. Hartley, has just
secured the position of Emerson Public
school, teacher salary $800 per annum. The
honorie all the greater as there were 33 &p-
asats, 18 of whom held H. A's and one
M. A.
Mew ear 1 get rid
(1f my tormenting corns: get rid of them
them without pain: get rid of them onickly
and effectually, without possibility of return
1'i a !wawa is, see Putnam's rainless Cora
aed Wart Cure, the great corn cure. Al-
ways ware. sate, and. painless. Putaram's
Fxtewotor. is it and so other. Frauds are
Cs the market. Don't run the risk of ruin-
ing year feet with such ewt*s applications.
Forest
City Business College
O 'LONDON,
In the ptoud position it occupies today.
J. W. WESTERVELT, Principal.
t'ata1egwe Free.
Wait a BIt!
LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP !
Facts are so scarce in this world that it is possible to live a
good many years without becoming acquainted with one. Here is one:
We've been busy as bees ever since
we started business.
BLUEVALL.
Tr e utv, Oct. 10th
lospector Robb visited the school here on
Monday.
Liss Mary Stewart is visiting oo the 5th
line of Morris.
R. McIntosh. and \Ir. alicklejohn, Moles-
worth, sundayed here.
Quite • number went over to Himmel*
on Friday to take in the fair.
Rev. A. S. Hartley preached in Knox
church, Briniest*, last Sunday evening.
Mrs. John Patters,:n, who has been ill for
some time, is now in a fair way to recov-
ery.
Slim Maggie Stewart, who has been visit-
ing at Alma for some time returned last
week.
Rev. J. W. l'ring and Rev Mr. Edmunds,
of Fordwicn, exchanged pulpits last Sunday
evening.
The reason is obvious: We have made your needs our study, and
are keeping up a feast of good styles and Rood values, and in buying
your Boots and Shoes from us you get better value for your money
than you can get elsewhere.
You will be rlelight*sl
with the good qualities of
our goods.
We have a choice se-
lection of Ladies', Misses'
and Chil-iren's Oxford Tie
Shoes.
Thousands to choose
from
All other lines complete,
and "ntaranteed to fit, to
wear well, and give entire satisfaction. Our prices aro the lowest.
Save looney while you can by buying your Boots and
ingress.
It is very important in this age of vast
marerial progress that • remedy be pleasing
to the pate and to the eye, easily taken,
•ooepteble to the stomach and healthy in
ire nature and effects. Possessing these
qualities, Syrup of Ftge is the oee perfect
Iaaalive sad most gentle diuretic known.
Grey : W. M. Turnbull, who has been
ill with typhlid fever for the past 7 or 8
weeks, is not improving as quickly se his
maty friends would desire.
Shot.
from
T. FOWLER & 00.
tJFiret Store East of .1 Wilson's i)ru;; More.
ONE PRICE GASH STORE
JAS. ROBINSON.
IF YOU DESIRE TO HAVE FRESH 000DS, BUY FROM
F'-- AND WINTER
MILLINERY.
In thanking the Ladies for their patronage during the pact season,
I would solicit a continuance of the same, and invite their Inspection of
my Fall and Winter Stock of Millinery.
New Shaded Ribbons, Fancy Feather Effects, &c.
H. M. PITCHER,
JABS Ma
I
IF YOU DESIRE EXTRA VALUE, PURCHASE FROM
MIS TABIKSOIL
"THE EMPORII'JI," West eat.,
Nett door t'e "Star" (Mins.
BECAUSE EVERY DOLLAR'S WORTH or GOODS i5
NEW. NO OLD STOCK.
BECAUSE I SELL For. CASII.AND YOi' DON'T Ii W..;
TO PAY FOR RAD DEBTS ANI) EXPENSIVE
iND.
FALL MILLINERY
THE MISSES YATES
Beg to announce to the public that they have a large assortment of
The Latest Styles in
Hats, Bonnets, 7ancy Ribbons, Feathers.
LADiFS ARE (Y)RDIALLV INViTEI) TO COME AT ANY TIME. AND SEK.
NO 1)PENING TUIS FALL
MISSES MITES.
COME AND COMPARE PRIORS.
JAMES ROBINSON,
ONE PRICE CASH STGNE.
Fall MllIlnery!
I have returned from the city with
THE LATEST AND BEST STYLES
in all branches of FALL MILLINERY, and
solicit the patronage of the Ladies
of Qoderich and vicinity.
2=SS C A M��- 'RON'_