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THE SIGNAL: GODBR1CH, ONT.. THURSDAY. MAY 31, 1894.
THE
CANADIAN BANK UF COMMERCE
pTAa.ISHU tea.
HEAD OFRCE. TORONTO.
M. •111111 w1 e111 MWSS DOg.uiadr v ▪ $.000.000.
MST.
B. B. WALKER, GaMUtAL Ma.saota.
81.100,000.
OODERICH BRANCH.
A
GENERAL BANKING Bouts Is TRANSACTED. FARMERS' NOTES DtanouwTto-
DRAFTS MOUE° PAYABLE AT ALS POINTS IN CANADA. ANO 1441 PR1NCMAL
CITIES IN TNM Unarm STATS, GREAT BRITANI. FRANCE, BERMUDA. Its
SAr1ROS BANK OEPARTNENT.
DEPOSITS OF $1,O0 ANO UPWARDS RECEIVED. ANO CURRENT RATES OF INTEREST
At LORE o I.Ttaaa$T ADDa0 TO T'NR P.INpIPAL AT TNS IND OP MAY AND
Y" testa I. IRON ITRAR.
Special AftMM.R given to els. &Ohm,' -
and Farmers' Sale Metas.
R. 8. WILLIAMS, Manager.
NEWS OF THE DISTRI"T.
From our ownCorr'eapondenta
Timer. 1. Iarermallea acre Time lamest
e,. ad Asr where Line •.w..r the
4 ...ly specially Reported
ler Ile i,anal.
Stated Diets. wain la the Weibdiee
Mar* b«. on Ws &Jeatb;-b.Ikr.».tM.!
aild
SToaw..-On Satarder eve.iag beat we
were yiested by • heavy storm of run, ac-
oompadied by heavy thuo,ler and lightning.
which oont.aued for some tome.
be 'ox, ear. The concert, held under the
auspices of the C It F. oo Thursday even
ing a the ball. was a success an every res-
pect as to ette.denoe, finances, eta.
oto nett Sabbath the Rev. It Fairbairn,
will 1) V.) preach • sermon, to the mem
ben, of the Court of C. o. F an Erskine
Church, here Service to commence at the
usual hour, 10 15 A M
1'IsITt St., Wm. Backe, of Toronto, ted
formerly a resident of Duogennoo, war on
a vast to rotative, and friends here 00
Tuesday of last week. It wall he pleasing
o his many friends io oma locality that he
s sutxeedu.g well in the I; ueen city.
REV r,.ri' Hoar. - )Ir. and Mrs. Jas.
Walker, who have Item on an extended
vert to relatives at St. Mary's, Co. Perth.
returned home on Friday evening last, and
were much pleased with the trip, having
had • pleasant lime and enjoyed themselves
mmensely.
BAYFIELD.
Trtxit.tr, May 29.
Mi.. i:. florrleon, of Loaded', is visiting
It rased. here.
Mrs. W 11 li guine, of London, was here
last week vt4iu0g her aunt, Mrs. H. F F:d
Wards.
Captain Creamer was •' 'Neatorth last ,
week carrying on meetiers for ensign
Maltby
Rev. Mr. Rom, of ('liatoo, occupied the
pulpit of St. Andrew'schurch Sunday mora -
Ing and evening.
The salvation .Army purpose having a
MMorerally and jubilee oo lJor iouin day. i
ore particulars later.
On ,uiday morning next, at Trioit
church, Ii.v. J. T. K.rr.o u •^ preach
sermon to the members of the Canadian Or
dr of Foresters.
H. F. Edwards was fortunate in porches
Ing • lanes quantity of sugar before trit re
cent &deeoce in price and is offering specs
prices to cosh buyers. Ge. your supp
early Don't delay, as higher prices are.
peened.
0o the evening of Monday, .duly tad,
is intended to hold • garden party on th
parsonage "rounds. ♦ splendid program
music. singing, Rc , will be given Face
lent tee served, and Clinton band will be
attendance.
'the oelebr•uon committee is busy prepar
sag for • monster celebration here on Do
minion day. There will be no lack of music
es • firstclass brass band has been engaged
A gee program of athletic sports for whit
goof prises will be offered, will he arranged
Be sure and come on Monday. July tad.
We hope that our citizens wall semi be
given t he opportunity of listening to deIigh
rut music by the Hayfield brass bend.
n umber of our musically inclined young me
have taken the matter up and are vigorous
ly at work rasing funds to procure metro
menta he. John Italy, of ieoforth, has
been engaged al instructor.
Dr Metcalfe, of Detroit, who but season
purchased the property on the lake bank
known u the Rectory. was here recently
and engaged • staff of men to put the place
in repair, ready for the occupancy of some
Detroiter. this summer. The doctor has a
n ice place and expects to influence other
Americans in pur.hasang liayli.ld property.
. A. 1'Nera,.tat (.I-L.T In Monday
night .john Frost put m an appearance and
a
was by on means a welcome visitor, as he as
• sot yen particular as to how he behaves
himself to doing mischief. 13'e hope the re-
- sult of his app.arat oe will not be w io-
jurioue as drained or anticipated.
al
ly Ram.%co. -ib Monday, the 26th, the
x Dungannon llechanic's institute •.d reading
room. was opened in the new pabbi hall,
on the west side of Southampton SL, and
at opposite the poet office, the directors bawicg
• leased • oommodioue ape:talent from J.
of Pentland Ml costumed will take note.
---During the storm
on ".ablath evening last Mott. Sproule had
• two horses killed by the tlutd of lightning.
They were in tine stable at the tams of the
accident. There were three horses together.
hoe ell not much injured, of any. W.
have not learned full prlieulars. W. are
informed they were insured. The bars was
injured.
A'.rrutt F i.mm IR 1's. i.tn. On Tue..
t day last the infant child of .fan. ('esaa.,
A A.hti.Id, died after • short illness, aged
about two months The remains were In-
• terred in I)unpanoon cemetery. Rev. J.
• Jeanes eon. hcted the obsegutse. Mr. and
Mr.. ('miser, the bereaved parents, have
the sympathy of the community in the
bereavement of their little one.
C„rttT •ti Rat too.. --Court ot Revision,
of the Aseeeem.ut Roll of 1894 was an ac-
cordance with uouce held m the Township
Hall, West W•wanosh, all the msosbrs of
council were present, there was but one
appeal against the roll, the appellant, not
putting In an appearance, the court after
Joe deioberetion dummied the appeal, the
emeusor W. tA. Wilson. deserves credit for
his rood service of esementent.
Set•I.AMII0T+t. The sacrament ot the
Lord's `upper, an accordance with previous
errangement,was damended in 1':rakia.cburcb
here on bast Sabbath. The pastor, Rev. R.
Fairbairn, on that solemn es:soios took for
his subject the words as contained in Paul's
2.d Epistle to the l orinthlans 5th chapter
and 14th verse. Then was • goodly num
-
r ot communicans. Rev. S t:, Ander
son, of Si. Helens, conducted preparatory
rvace o. Friday afternoon.
1!TRSVEST. -11n Monday the remains of
re. Baker, ,nee Mies Lopgbesdi wife, of
ame• Baker, of Hollywood, Co. of Rruce,
ere interred In Dungannon oemetery.
he deceased was bnurht up an West Wa
womb. Her illness was of short duration
tog brought oo by bawler taught cold
hseyueot to confinement. The departed
t • bereaved bullhead and three children
mourn her loss. The sympathy of the
enmity is .at.oded to the bereaved hu-
ed in his grief.
Stet -Irv; AI'ree !ATLI/. W. •re pleased
note that in eo.•eimenee of the ;pprecis
on of the services of the paster, lee,. D.
Rogers, of Dungannon circuit, amid alert of
e pleasant and harmonious holler that
iota between him and the ooegr.gatiow of
e circuit, be has leen unanimously tend -
red • cordial mutation by the hoard of
anag.m.nt at ita Met quarterly mooning
remain another year as pastor. The
v. gentleman has been for two years on
1. circuit, sed is much esteemed.
Tat 24Th Th. Qo ll.'s birthday was
brot.d by our .itis... in Rood foram, and
aesordsace with their varied mode of es-
jeymeeL The lode* of 14. T. of T hold a
Ionic at the poet - that u Port Albert.
its a number of them took in the affair
*spayed themselves to their heart. oo.
R ()titers of oar citizens took ill the
games. etc . at the Sepoy torn. Hy the
way, there mast have been s large gat her ing
there as the vehicles with their occupant.,
beaus and belles, old men and their wives,
as also middle aged and their bettor h•lvea,
ere on the move through here from early
ing until aeon. All were well pleased
KINTAL.
MOND ty, May 28.
Miss I:ell• McKay returned to Sault Ste
Marie, Mich., per att. Monarch atl;odenck
oo Saturday.
Mit John Mathews left for Duluth Sat-
urday last. where she will join her husband,
who has taken up his residence there.
G.txt ret IIIITIKII COLL'M.ta. John A.
Mcl►oosld, who bas been spending the
Winter hen, has returned to British Cul- be
untbu. He was accompenlel by Ws sister,
Mrs. Henry Ross, who has also been *peal- '
tog the Winter at Meted. The left God-
erich on the ear. Monarch Saturday last, M
TrEwAT, May 24. •1
Joon McDonald. amoompeeied by kW ell w
Per, Mrs. F. Ross, left last week for ten T
Western coast. w
C Chisholm, of Goderich, with the sup- b.
port of hie wheel paid our village a flying Int
flint Sunday last.
Wm 0 1.11es an rrompsnied by .l .1 Econ. to
nor, of Wawaneeh, eundayed here, being b.
the guests of 1:. O'Callaghan, brother of the
former
D. McM%irony, accempenaed by his t^
da.ghter Lena, left recently to spend their II
wombs' under the parental root at or near ,
Toroeto.
Katt. a number of young folk from *hie th
yietniy were participants in the ball held in
Dungutnen on the 24th. They all report m
having hada good time and anjeying then Ito
selves •xeresdtngIy. n
Rea. F. D.smo.d,of New Br•aaswick,who tb
has been visiting friends in this vicinity tor the past two weeks, left recently for I.rees.
ook to visit ether relatives previous to his Qeb
donatorsfor (blorado in
{,site a heavy storm prevailed ker. on
easywas followed sad wfollowed by laa vary cold I
in the weather, whit also caused se I w
and
nn to he made in the waterlog water -
1101 of a good may of our meet timid iadi-
.Idu.la
DUNGANNON.
Nverrio e. Tho moot savvier 1s 131186 11641
feyTaa asenai. ta at the Mlles ef J. G. Wrest,
Jr era vey..er, ie.. she will reel ve ee „
dors for entsetirdess, ad eath er turd }.w ssov.
work. amid le sensitised M give morose for
ter
41ms.st. Mid ler the rase
TrnnaJ, May M
Or s Pierian: Tor. -Durkee last week
Mr. and Mn. Robert M&Wvh and ohildres
were visiting relatives in the town ot Galt,
PCo. WASerl.s.
Kre,i,RatAlrIeAL_- Rey. Mr Philp. oui.
'20 PERCENT. OFF
our clone marked price of ens jacket
in the stunt All capes at clearing
priori* a pretty cap. worth, $2.25 for
81 67
clpelcial valise in Fawn Navy and
Black Cloths for capes
with their day's recreation.
PORT ALBERT
Ter.Ar, May 2'm
Mss 4 arrsll retuned to liederich en
Friday.
Mn. l'ronarl , London, is visila.g her
pseudo, Mr. and Mrs W m. renew.
Miss Hemet Hayden, Shs*pardte., s
ten gesso of hr uncle, R. F. thirty
H Took, photogr.pher, Clinton, is is the
village at present.delivri.g ut4ers and tak-
ing views.
Miss A Rurrew., Carlow. spent Sate,dsy
ted Sunday last in the village. the guest of
Miss 0't sant.
A nus*Iw of Dnnga.so.ime pnsteksd
here o. the 24th Ws end.rttand they
spews an enjoyable item
Martin grew had the miafrwtane to been
same of their fi•hot. "snide 0. the drib,
through the building in, which it was stared
takaitg bre
Mr tad Mrs H. den, Oaleriehorere
i. the slaw W.- --L , dLa wee is -
C. IiSllhNE& CO.'Y
are,h.wtaa • tall rays sr
Fas�iouaDlc gals
IN
STRAWS
and FELT
GENTS' FURNISHINGS.
Full ll... In every Department.
teen sad examine goods and prices.
D. R. 3fltl & Cit,
Mel.eia's speck. Car. Square sad M..M.Na
STILL AT IT,
aid expect to be for the next few
weeks welling those very Artistic Prapue
that are admired by every one and porches
ed by thoee who require them. They are
very cheap end right up to date.
NO OLD STOCK.
203 of throe 11'oNI)F:RFI I. SHA14144 at
35e., we have place) s.0 position this season
already, sad have • few more left.
f81ECQEil;C THE NE,
1 have SHADES ell the way frau 10 cta.
up to $2.00 each. GAB and see them.
Shade. made to any sins yen like.
I have • large stock of
Express Waggons, Velocipedes,
Carts and Bicycles.
see my Boys' Cycle for $1D.00.
A visit to the b'UPCI.AR INIOK )I<F:
will cooymee you of the place to buy.
I am here to do hosier, not to make
any reference to other merch•0ti good..
D. B. CALBICK,
Tie requiter Reek More. f)eaertel.
tending the funeral of their relative, Mrs.
H. E. t tt way.
Another of our villagers has goat over to
the silent majority to the person of Mn. II.
E t Itway. Deceased has suffered for • long
time with • complication of ailments, and
to spite of medical aid succumbed to ber
sufferings oo Monday of last week. The
remains were tot.rred in Port Albert ceme-
tery on Wednesday, and were followed to
their last re.t.ng place by a large number of
sympatbutog friends.
BELFAST.
Mos.ty, flay 2E.
The orange )fall will soon be complet-
.d.
Our senior football teem is ready to re-
ceive challenge*.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Alton, of Kiolough,
visited friends here on the 24th.
W, A. Hackett,, M.1) , returned last
week after a prospecttdr trip to Detroit,
St. Marys and other polite.
•famee Mullin, the veteran stage -driver,
did not take • trip to the Northwest, as re-
ported 10 last week's paper, but is still at
his poet.
Some of the " loyal " boys are already
preparing for the 12th, and maim, the
nights. melodious t•, by pounding on the
big drum.
Faect.ioa matters are quiet here yet, but
we are hoping that the candidate. will visit
AA and debate the public questions from the
same platform
The population of this city is steadily on
creasing. A few days aro the wife of our
popular teacher, S .1 Boyd, with another
aesvtant •n angelic buy.
Scotch Biles and GHiha.ois, - -
- IflSh Pnh1tO Limos,
- - Freilch CkaIliea
We show over 100 Patterns in above fashionable and
serviceable Goods to choose from. All designs confined
to ourselves here and all marked much below city prices.
Bouillon's Kid Gloves m the new Shades of Green,
Fawn and Rose. Very Handsome they are.
Dress Goods in Black and Colored -the choice was
never before finer -and trimmings to match all kinds,
never -before so Dainty or so Bich.
Remember we are going out of keeping Carpets, and
are Selling beat 3 -ply and 2 ply Wools and fine Tapestries
at 20 to 25 per cent. discount. See the new Patterns and
Colors in our Carpet Room at Bargains.
W. ACHESON & SON.
S4 -Highest Prices for Eggs and Rutter. el
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
Call and see our display.
See our line before buying
JEWELERY,
All the latest designs.
Repairing Warranted.
C. A. HUMBER & BON.
Agents Celebrated Slier Cycles.
SMO YC T WAIN=
ANYTHING IN THE HARDWARE LINE?
R. W. McKENZIE
can supply you a Ith a goof article at a low price.
STOCK COMPLETE !N
Builders' and Heavy Hardware, Shelf Goods, Garden and
Farming Tools, Paints, Oils, Glass, &c. Also •
Steam Fittings, Belting, &c.
VESSEL SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY.
Don't foil to give nie A call.
R. W. McKENZIE
9 •
Te Crabb Block, Goderkh.
Subscribe for "The signal" --$1 a year.
Just Received x x
ANOTHER CARLOAD
OF
White Ensilage Corn
VIDEAN'S
---EastSt. flour and -feed -Store.
Our Motto --Good Boots at low prices.
POLLOCK'S
RICES
LEASE THE
EOPLE.
Our steadily increasing trade is a proof that our
Goods and Prices are right. We aim at giving the beat
Boot for as small a Price as possible. so we buy direct
from manufacturers, and by buying all for Cash we get
the Prices down.
SEETHE
Men's Oxfords at $ r15c., always mold for $1.00.
" whole )Foxed Balm, 1.25, " " 1.50.
" 1)ongola Bala, ,. 1.90. " "
2.25.
Boys' Buff Bats, sizes 1 to 5, 1.00, " " 1.25.
" ., .. 75. " e 100.
Mimes' School Boots, 85, 1.00.
" Oxford " 1.00. " "- 1.20.
Ladies' Oxford Tanned, 1.23, N 1.40.
Oxfonls 75, is 90.
Ladies' Dongola Butt, extension sole, 81.50, always sold for $l 73.
Von will find we have Goods as Cheap zoo the -Cheapest an.i an
Good as the Best.. Bring along your repairing.
H. B. POLLOCK.
Y'owlar's Old 1, Uoil rick,
SPRING SEASO
M22.12-21NTERY..
Our Miss DONAGH has returned from the Markets with
a Large Assortment of the Latest and Best in
Spring and Summer Styles.
Early Inspection Invited.
MRS. R. B. SMITH
G'la.sgow douse.
Here's a Pointer
When you
5 cent
IO cent
Zocent
0/ ?RI
ask for a
plug
plug
plug
POPULAR
DERBY PLUG
'Smoking Tobacco
be sure that the retailer
does not induce you to
buy any other in order
that he may make a
larger profit.
XMONTREAL
•
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LAs. .testi 1trf/I"tN..Alas AIr sa/ `1st ne fen• •
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A Pin Is a Little Thing,
But it is the biggest little thing we know of.
THE PURITAN PISS
ARE THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
Every Paper of PURITAN PINS contains 360 Ping. and we sell
;them at 10 cts. a Paper.
TO INTRODUCE PURITAN PINS - -
t -0.1 We will Present to every Customer making a Purchase in
• - our Store, including a Paper of PURITAN PIIS, a Beautiful
Silver -Plated Pin Tray, worth as much as we charge for the Pins.
Ask to see the COMFORT SAFETY PIN.
THE PIN POINT IS THOROUGHLY GUARDED.
Weave just opened up another lot of Lace Curtains from 18c. up oto $4.-
50.3In $1.50 Curta We LEAD THE LEADERS.
Corca.pe,,re Prices,;_
We will:not ha a.awiri ` any Store in the Trade.
HiiMst_Ptioe Paid fer 1b1IMar and Egg*
JAMES ROBINSON.
au: froza,t 1- neuirrafirt