HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1893-10-26, Page 5THE SIGNAL : OODER1CII. ONT.. THURSDAY. OCTOBER N. 1893.
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Deane Mateo ►ATAf .S AT M. pA M * OA1aUD& MND Ti* P ci aa.
GIMP IN THE LIMITED STATER GMAT ITAM IreAwO1, amumYoa.
Oat►11NR MAMII s * yu i .
swoons OP Seto my A ammo* S uveo` AND OUIRRfI11T RATED o► MaT1[> T
Dr iAY MI MACH trEM. THE r rJrML AT TEM ISM a WAV A1f1D
epeeist A11as4les Owes to the t1.MeeN.. e. ----1. • . .
«w Fa.neae' wee Neese.
R. L WILLIAMS, Manager.
MILLINERY.
•
I fur Fall Opening has been a great success. We are now ready
for business You are invited to inspect our Suck, where will be
found everything that is new and stylish in FALL and WINTER
MILLINERY.
CHILDREN'S WEAR.
Have just opened a large assortment of CHILDREN'S CLOAKING,
HOODS, INFANTS' CLOAKS, BOOTEES, IN-_
FANTEES, VESTS, hese.
MRS. It. 3. SMITH,
Glasgow House.
FISHING ON THE LAKES.
Minister OT Marine x..
The Minister of Marine Has
Crippled the Indwtry,
seat mbe taearte /Meet area h Ila.Akapped
-Tae Rem r.et.e se ars Settler Teas
Oat elf eaaleass -A setae Wall.
Imam, as Ma Tawde.
Train eke Wordier Record.
ter are told by the Toronto Empire that
ser Hibbert Tepper nos ouassmted to t
the veep:slate of Ostario flshernwt ..d
tiros. before his colleagues in the l:orern
trent. Let a he tiaukful for even this for
huhatto this imperious young slimmer has
refused not only to bear the emnplainte d
our tisheroses, but to Bate. to some of his
co:k+iun who did have aoote kaowledge of
eotarw bribery attic.. Whim this prsoo-
r.nus statema.. of the Mira of Tupper, is
su this amiable mood, it is to be hoped that
the Ontario ta••maers of the Gleam will w
test our hard, ..d badwtrisas tehersan
are siren lair pi. fa theiresopetttsrrn with
Amerces firhermea.
la our treat lakes sad riven &keg iter
L •undary, the fi.i' i which Si museum
to the 6a►ass.. of both eoaotrtea, (bea-
dle.' are hampered beyoad endure/lee by
every ',Whig restrietiao that the fishery
departeeet sr. eo.oatvs d, while A..rricaa
tisbevame are snowed the steam freedom
They pay w lass..s fee, they base so OWN
seems end we .at limiwtd ia the mother of
lieu tarry eta fah. (1tWrie ishsr..a., es
the other heed. pay a i reesp Normae bas, they
are twiristed ie the .amber d their .Ne
aid have • diem slams. which ea the Da-
tr.it river is practically prohibitory es the
cies masso bogies just at the time the
white fish bane N aaes.A the river. The
✓ estristis.e to whisk our fisserate are web-
jooted are trivise thees est d the busies.
0. the Detroit tier i. Bleb thus. was
141 mem employed isle esst►t 7,591.000 lits
of Ask valued at $348„039, while i. 1839
there ware M9 atone!�7 ed wfa
AMOK e.ly 4b.&3 Ike d alt_seised et
$9,773, abowing. nosey Ism te our Osher-
o w. es the Demme rive eatmla, of over
1196.000.
t)i the opposite side et the Detroit river
iia Latest,.. 6Mrmsa .re fialtf g awn
without let er hiadr..se while we are
dar.pine is minims of white ash to increase
their catch, if psttiag is the fry dose is -
the emelt This is sae kis* of
misty M whisk oor people are e.b.
If we were seeking only to nai-
votes gf.rt the tlover.strwt f.
W0. reset ,lea era d ask notices better
Yes that Bit Hisksrt's policy sboul3 cue.
ilea
1.1886 the IA caught is Ceases ex.
elsnive d lla.ftabe acid the North ren& ter
rhottes, aats..i d to $18,7H6,468, sad
vendor the }seas.- refulatis.e the Ask
might t. 1111„ asrwad 1. $17,918,510,
shod • domed I1.o4*.940.
Weil. the Mews.. wee i.11t el da
Guide mar.sigkhatn wee. f.ar their
smirk very I. Mo year these
wen . pd� Ost.r3. died.. 5.709
mom la there were employed 1700,
. bates.e of M. 0n the take, wkle.
mums. to tie two esomrlet, tle Ameri-
ease employed last year. 10,506 ...•, the
ashess d whose familiat s.esbered 51,351
wises (..ds .d 2,703 men. The
Amens.en esagiei 1 830,086 lbs. d ea,
while (Lnadi... moot 39,000.000 Ike.
We .peat list year for iWt br.tdieg earn
:43.367.7x.. The yoga. fish .n dumped Se-
to our bbr.iti s.t waters whish .re fished
by Ameeha.s sod Os.dia .s .like sat stir
fisbens.s m.. beeeleapped s. *h..i re.tla
If • close memo is neesmary Io pressers oar
stab of bah frees being exhausted, let ea
aadrrsttsdrng be creme to betwsa the two
ooestriss It u foist our 6td.ermee se M-
imetic* to plebe such restrictions spots them
whim their compititors, &bisg in the same
waters aro not restrict d.
THE "HOME MARKET' CRY.
new the Taste Are (lite/ rat ere s eep.e
be These wthe Rate tl,
D'Abea NcC.rtf'r, 11.P.. at Listowel.
Mr. McCarthy proceeded to show bow
fallacious is the pretense of the Governtosst
that the farmer enjoys the benefit et pro-
tect:.e Ile pointed oat that though there
were duties placed upon sericulture' pro-
mtke, duets they were of no beestit whatever W
ley the farmer, who, bus.,er, ba•. to pay for
f the prot.c:ion enlovod tor the maautaetater.
He declared the object of protecuos we" to
give the farmer a home muket, bet he
j would like to know wirer, that borne market
was. The farmers n old net be maks rieb
by act d Parliament, but they -*told be
sake poor. They could mot be esu pre-
tectioe for their wheat, because the price of
wheat was regulated by the market in Reg -
hied, bet I'arlisssst meld put on a tariff
mid compel dem to pay mese for their
%trtc.tterel es.ebiaeri, Maier twice, hard
impsmssts, and sore for evirythnR t.bat
they .sided, sad is dim way they could
bleed teem. &r Jolts Tboopso. is his
paeReiestioos, sought to justify tie pressed
modifies of things by pointing to the period
of the Maekenxie Administration, sail ass -
treaties is with the fifteen mate hie party
bad hemi is power. Re hes said that
('.nada was that the deems -
meat had covers theeos.try with public
emits, that the peep% had Trym saw d
semi is two sweets beaks. He mesa
theist to .wthas iM policy which had
breadths about this gloriosa remelt He Mr.
M.Cartby) did act know Het it did limn
sly good if Sr. Massey had s big sea of
ats.ay le the b sit. He did .et know that,
the people were my bettor of tier it. Pre-
mium did .ot prsvwt the .wiry from
genie rice, Mt at did pretreat the di.triM-
tfes of weelth. If the people protested the
manufacturer .ad embies his to charm
jest .a he pliesed, the remelt would be that
matey would he fa his pocket, uste.d of `s
t!. Tickets -�.11B -people. T1. mecude-
teted goads that the people bo.ght, sod
widish were tn.auf..tsrod is (l..ada, we .
emit the people, is quality or pries, from
PS to 30 or.t more thea the sat
bidder meld he bought far if thew wee .e
peeled e. That meant thee the pees;.
were $96 er 430 sus .l 1
amen would otherwise pay If Nur
warn se preasetsa The bs.eat to the facto.
sr from this w.. the home .arhet, bet when
was the hose .a.eket ! Wass lir Job
'1lempase west armed and said that he was
Cao readjust the will that the t.aaw-
�.,wr won have his m.rkNs tem the
farmer would lave his market, that the
meelmaie aa.d a woeld have
their market, he wee talkies bosh. If mob
were to have his eurket, this there so.1d
hese pras to he
them the ismer
f the nasalise -
Mier was to be
er the umbilicuses not have pee.
Medea.
�. wa,s.a.
Don't he a feel ; k.s. pkat you want
and refuse to be imposed epee by y
deism wee. they attempt to palm off Nee
peedsdss substitutes fir Pentem's Pai.d.at
tSa. estramer. the eddy safe. sew., am.
ridden eats care. Put*..'. Gerd !r.
Uwolor, k the best, the WJesi, sad mttJy
pdidless tar reedy. Reid by dM desists
3d modicim.e.
("fates : Nies Mom tr., stamairapher
with the flail A,reefotfsw, bum to the
Lead's aasiw.ss Ca3k1s. to fill a. segos, -
semi .. s testier is rhes 3.1jtuties.
The Men you know.
Lges1 I� �lal o Goderich
MANTLES, JACKETS AND CAPES
HOLD THR ATTENTION AND ADMIRATION OF
MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN
The Styles are very pleasing. The Choice is im-
mense. No trouble to fit and please all ;
or should you prefer to select
the Cloths, we
Cut and Fit Free of Charge.
£VISIT OUR MANTLE ROOMS.
W. 44CIIESON & SON.
THE TALK Of THE TOWN
The new supply of Gold, Gold filled and Silver Watches, nerd the low
prices for which they can be purchased from
C. A. HUMBER di SON.
SEE THE COLUMBUS CLOCKS.
A full line of Jewellery, Silverware and Optical Goods,
&c., in stock.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
Drop is .ad w es. No trouble to .bow Goads.
C. A. HUMBER 8i SON,
sear C. A. Nair.'s ea the boeare
FALL AND WINTER
MILLINERY.
In thanking the Ladies for their patronage during the past season,
I would solicit a continuance of the same, and invite their inspection of
my Fail and Winter Stock of Millinery.
New Shaded Ribbons, Fancy Feather Effects, &c.
H. M. PITCHER,
"THE EMPORIUM," West-st.,
Next door he "Mee" Office.
LANES.
Treaty Oct. 10.
Miss noisy, d Hawthorn Bask. is at
presoak vies frie dm at Bsme:ller ..d
tidsrisi. We an Bled to be able to state
that the a esny recovered her meal health
after Ivies ill two years. Miss Flail
.p.sks 3. tis highest teres, d her physa-
eiaa'a eki11. I. Whitely, of dodettek.
Premium
It is vary important is this em el vast
maretiel pragres that. remedy be pleadag
to the taste 0..d to the eye. many takes,
. emeptabie to the siso ah n. - he.ithy be
Us smarm std elbow Pbatssies rheas
o,q0 t. f Ihp
ois the sae period
k►tattvthsod sat. "wile Awed.
GRATEFUL-CONtFORTINCl.
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST -$UPPER.
-r�isT srees.ekMpwMM Telfa .saws/
re isiiMe ▪ 0..i be a mantel Mr.
� $ �teepas�a�t sbilislest lnv�. mail ake �wLpy-
��aa ��ss ataq L
e
a
vy
*wood
i0e, ft Y kW am
.alsises ata satisles of 4Mt that aeon
stets. alta, emir haft he Iota snow,
1=eze • mem Isteismy to Lan tern
r seatYok wbmes r rim. 3.
weakyMl�wt....wwe este osseM a
iA ..:.�si�,psel a~i'UW -
MM
44wit► bow.suer my milk.
may in o.ei..e.kr amens. t wrN tie.:
SUM
.' iij..."` '""'p.`b`'
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TEETN EXTRACTED WITHOUT Pim
5T TICE UM lir
DR. E. &ICBARD80I1'8
sssrai PAlaeast.
t.Efid MK Kew Rn -sidle
A u1o0i, ante.
0 aiordtoasa, e.li.tad eWeastima ager a
went miteerne
w 's``..sseslasly.1M tog abt d a.dd satesklbed
=I've**
aaas�,..�.t,, he eaewut that 1 hove the only .ad
rlsalve ** le w bi Ooderbi, latest
msic.tifis disseises. which .. 3M r
of hemi K ogatycd se grease the Wet psis d1Wtiadt. b..ra
osew sok o ca.sac.l req oats pais le torr mit'
♦1NQ�Tl X-1.?�a ...v- POHttTJ
dal h ihe souse.. is hies ser,
the hest a.atiesl Moue se earn tq re.ier
the smith semweesltive to Meta. meets
mea see it le
Pesenvet1 bimrvs.am.sss• is w hasets.
�se the a�rs.�
. we '.ifl�r,.0' deal,
IIIMM DL s. RI(SHARpsos.
0NE :pRIOE OASH STOR!!
JAS. ROBINSON.
IF YOU DESIRE TO HAVE FRESH GOODS, BUY FROM
JANIS ROBINSON.
IF YOU DESIRE EXTRA VALUE, PURCHASE FROl1
JANBS MIEN.
WI -1Y
BECAUSE EVERY DOLLAR'S WORT1I t_►6' GOODS IS
NEW. NO OLD STOCK.
BECAUSE 1 SELL FOR CASiI, rt N i) YOU D44;1111 113VE
TO PAY FOR BAD DEBTS AND EXPENSIVE BOOS -KEEP-
ING.
COMB AND COMPARE MOEB.
JAMES ROBINSON,
ONE PRiCE CASN STORE.
BANK OF MONTREAL.
CAPITAL, - - $12,000,000.
REST,
6,000,000.
A Saving DeAartmenr has bee* ojened ix con-
vection with this branch.
Interest allowed al cnd'rc*t rates.
H. LOCK WOOD,
Manager Gaderich Brame&.
SEASONABLE C0008,
FRESH AND RELIABLE.
CANNED HATS, VEGETABLE AND FRUITS.
" GENERAL GROCERIES
we eta suit you u quality mead pees%, mad Units a trial seder treat you.
R. W. RUNCIMAN
8osemer to B. Compabp.,
NOTICE No. 2. :Aw:
We have lunch pleasure in announcing that we are now fully seethe! in
our new premises, and still more pleased in knowing that you appreciate our
effort to establish A CASH BUSINESS IN DUNGANNON.
We thank you for the patronage you have accorded to us, and the many
kind wishes you brave expressed for our welfare sing coming to
.DVN-(' -1.J TrTOI\r_
The volumes of business we are doing warrants us in pronouncing the
Cash Business a success. But are we satisfied 1 NO. Onward is our motto,
and we are determined to increase our sales fifty per cent, during the next
two months. We stall do it, and you and I will be benefitted. Remember
HIKE'S CASH STORE is a Mutual Store. You have an interest in it
along with myself : consequently it is our store. Now to make, it the best and
Cheapest Store in Huron County, we niust pull together. You give me
your hearty support and your influence, I give you experience and capital.
PATRONS OF INDUSTRY
Coln(' with us and we a ill do you gond. Cite ue Si fair trial, anti if you are
not satisfied then leave us. Thank Providence, this is a free country : all watt
de:tl wLere they like. if they have tete looney. While it it impossible to quote
prices for all the goods we carry to our mammoth establishment, we give you
a fPer .luotntions midi neck you to compare our Cash Prices with the price of
credit ,tore : then exercise your own judgment and act accordingly.
SNAi5S_
17 lbs. Granulated Sugar, Redpath's, for $1.00. Teas, all prices and all
qualities at very little over half what you have been in the habit , f p.ying.
Tobaccos, 50c. per lb. up. Royal Yeast Cake, Sc., regular 10,•. Star, -hes, 0.:l
kinds, $c., regular 10c. 6 bars best Electric neap for 25c. 3 tins best
saimon for 35c. Prime Valencia Raisins for eye. per box. All groceries
equally cheap.
In DRY (GOODS we aro showing Drees Goods from 5o. per yard up,
splendid values.
Beet Spool Cotton, 3c. per spool, or 30c. per dozen.
A line of Bleached and Unbleached Canton Flannels.
3 Line for OSc. per riot Former Price, 124c.
14c.
I " 12 " 18c.
1 " I21e. " 1.6 20c.
A line of Drugget at 20 cents per yard, regular price 25 cents.
Grey and Fancy Flannels away down in price. A Magnificent Range of
Shawls and Wraps at 70c. and $1.00. Be sure you wee this line. 200 dozen
Brass Buttons, 2}c. per doz., regular prices 15 to 25c. per doz. In Ladies'
Circulars and Gents' Rubber Cats we offer extra value.
Ladies' Circulars at $1.75, worth $2.50.
Ladies' Circulars at $4.50, worth $6.00. •
(lents' Tweed Rubber Coats from $4.00 to $8.00, regular print $6.00 to
$11.00. You have straight two dollars on every cost you buy from us.
In READY MADE CLOTHING we have prices so low that it w.jll
pwy you to visit us, eves should you have to spend a whole day in getting
bore Young man, don't buy until you have seen our Nobby Ready )lade
Shits ; or if you prefer o first-class suit made to order, we will sell it to you
cheap. Having made arrangements with Mr. W. G. Girvin, one of the best
tailors on earth, for the manufacture of our suits, we can guarantee a per-
fect fit and good work.
In BOOTS .AND SHOES we ere up to the tines in style and quality,
and away down in price. Remember, we don't cut one special line down to
Bost and l'ar'ge extra on others : but a uniform price all through.
In CROCKERY and GLASSWARE we have* cheap and well -assort-
ed stock. In Fancy Table Lamps we ars *bowing a fall fine for $1.50, worth
$3.35.
Spates filled. Conte and visit ua, buy from us and you will be happy,
and don't you forget it.
Duagaa.es. Guo. 24411, 1493.
JOHN HILES.
FALL MILLINERY---
THE
MISSES YATES
Beg to anno.noe to the public that they hey. a large assortment of
The Latest Styles in
Hats, Bonnets, fancy Ribbons, Feathers.
LADIES ARE CORDIALLY INVITRD TO COME AT ANY TINZ AND 8RR.
NO OPENING TATA FALL.
MISSES YATES.
Fall Millinery S
I have rMaruetl tar the day film
THE LATEST ANO BEST STYLES
in all branches of PALL MILLINERY, and
solicit the pitronage of the Ladies
of tloderich and vicinity..
C itON_