HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1894-11-8, Page 8TRE SIGNAL : OODERiCH, ONT.. THURSDAY. NOV 104.
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NEWS OF THE DISTRI`T.
MOW our owaOorfroepoadetota
Terme m aM.ea.sts..sse That at,.w be
e�..a Aasvrh.os sofa, --hews of she
eenn4 Mss,anip als�evsee
, Th. Stan...
DUNGANNON.
Kornis. The Waal agency to t►tsa,anoe
ran Tan $wast. le at the Sloe of J. G. Ward
j.r.. oSaveraerow. use.. who will reSSive or
work. fasradliter .rsuael stohaSifvte tyeceia.s .a►
a nesats paid for the sasa
Teaeuar, Nov. 6.
Kali -Oa Thursday last auctioneer J.
Mallougb coed uoted • .ale of torus Stock os
the premises of Chas. Wilms. Goa. 4, %Teat
Wsws•osh.
Vpart ra.. ]Ire. lemmti, of Tumors,
Michigan, sad formerly of West Waw.00.h
la which township she was brought up. u
wining; relatives herr.
v Ismot. --Mrs Harris, of the tow.rhip
of Ushaens, sad formerly • residst of Dun-
n visiting rotative@ sad renewing
cruse. acelut•iataacos bore.
N't>raa Arrau.. ns... -OUT Iowa bel is
sow rung at Mys a r., lust.& of at six,
r.uu.dtag as at thAutumn is nearly past
and that W inter 000mos is approaching.
Wxnrnu Ktt.ia. Daum Rumour puts it
taut in the near future the eorvaes of some
reverend geutletnsn sill be roomed an
tyle Gordian knot. Anyhow • little hid
to whispering.
Ittvo.ar.\o\ -Tai i Bo0Y1'1.. - Our
popular ostensory is rosining business. Hee
has to course of aeastructioa • largo build -
tag which, when bashed will he seed ea a
repository aad livery. Success to him.
Rtrrt a..e, Holm Mrs H. Dull return-
ed home os Saturday last, atter a leogthen•
d visit to rsl•tives oast of Tomato. We
.long with her numerous friends are plea-
d to lean that the trip has iusprovd bar
health.
A e Relate. --W. Oliver, in the vicinity
of Saratoga. was recently promoted with 1
young heiress, in consequence of which tele
weanag . emultsg countenance. Wei join
with others in congratulations to the young
pater and mater
Hata.owi s'. - Hallowe'en was observed
very quietly in our burg by the "W.oys":
with the e xoeption of • gots which was re-
moved, therefore Ieaslai • patch of turnips
exposed to conk. This conduct is Dot coin
mendable but reprehensible, and therefore
liable to punishment.
Ran .u,. -Since oto last, October, which
in the main was an exceptionally pleasant
month in point of tine weather, has retired
with its predecessors. November thud far
Imo been broken by damp weather and very
dash sight, much to the inco.veoience of
perambulators
Asst o. A VISIT -- Mn. McArthur, and
children left here last week to visit re-
ttvs at Loodoo . flits Telly Rowers
t &stetterof lobs Bowen, ex -deputy
reeve, of Weet W•wamoeh is visiting her
gots.. She has been residing at St.
om•s for tome titre past.
Mterito. or Otas.•rootte The directors of
11 M 1. held • msttng in the reedit.( room
on Thursday event.. last. The masuts of
last meeting were read and approved. The
reports of the librarian. .ecretery were read
and adopted. 1t was resolved that, with •
view of sta,bliehiog a class to take up •
oomnsercal course. • awning be held in the
reading room oD Fridae evening, 16th.
Flus. --On Wednesday mont.g of last
week about 2 o'clock the residence and
attest of the content' of !b. Duff, Ashfield,es
the gravel road about • nide or to South of
I)usgannon, were destroyed by fire. It n
supposed to have ongis.ted to the kttcheo
Mr. U sod three childres had • very nar-
row escape from being bunt. The house
was insured to the W. Wawaneeh Mutual
for 1400 anti the contests for $2O0. He
will, however, sustain quite • loss True
is the second tiro he bas had in the course
of three or tour years. His bent and out-
buildings were destroyed by a spark from
• steam thresher • number of yeas ago.
Mr.. Huff being away from home at the
time of the recent in for the benign of ter
h ealth mode to make the sad a5•ir more
dl.tr.stog.
litvin.u.ri. •i_ The chunk wardens of
the Episcopal church hen hive for some
time lack been rsovatiog sod improv.ad
the interior part of the church by kalsmin-
iag the mills'. painting walk, pews, its,
whish, whoa fintehd, will add very .nuoh
to its apps.ranoe. Os this .Lomat them
wee so eervioe held to it for the last two
Sabbaths T. Smiley and .Is. Reck .re
eseaged N the work, and, we presume, they
will 3., .t well In ootes ttsce of the
Epiacepal ,:hueh .sdetgoiag improvement,
ad tris ie 110011111.demos Row. .1 demos .on-
douMe divine service in the Presbyterian
church her. at , r u„ which s mood
usd
hevt
r. Seroe will bo held s next Sunday
is the church.. Love feast services were
h eld u the Methodist church on Sabbath
last, condoned -by the pastor, Rev. D.
Rogers.
Sats. On Tmgd.v hat ao auction eel. of
tum impkntests aid •task was held no the
premises at Hoary Fowler, con. 7, W.
W.wano.h. The pepslr sod eeetp.tio
aueti.e.er, Joe. Mallwgh, conducted the
sae is such • m•baer as to reales rood
pries Every .gtieb oared for .ale was
sold. 1t ws the.Rht by many that owing{
to the down pour of mit which costumed
all that day the solo would be • failure: not
so, the auctioneer prsbesseed it to be oto
nae of the meet ainnea.fwl that be has coo
dusted for sissy yeses. Notwithstanding
the heavy and oossesal rain daring that day
we an saformsd that sows anodes that
woe's sold at as •sodas sale a short S.e
previous, were mead at Fowler's ale, and
lealirad better prices J. M. is • hustler,
sad is rapidly emits he the font to hu
Mae as menage/tn.
_ Loewy asses rt...•eswe••
Oa. oan see M • glass, bow the hams
for this pretty midis enrols u !,,►Tial
hots samurai bnssisr-two straight and
two crotched oar -from whish all ,,snit
brooches sad twigs have b.. an away.
so as to leave bot litU. mon them pvtrnd-
iag knot.
Whoa they are well .eaeum.d they mast
be rubbed, brushed •ud rebew,hd, both
stSTa• rtxtt st'R<Ztt%.
with a soft brn.h awl • stiff sets, to te-
move from every crevice in the bark every
loose particle of mos and dust. Then,
with lignin gold. gild the hark all over.
or, if preferred. gild only the hue sod
when it r exposed at the ends and where
the Limbs are cut off, and give • pouch of
fold t ... crack ur protuberance: or. if
s
smoother Mui -h it desired, remove sil of
the bark and smoothly gild or enamel the
whole surface.
The seinen. suspended from the
upper trues-pieo,, is • fringed
silk rug woven on a band loom
-as old fashioged carpets are Woven
1t falls tersely fr.ea the asp, its owu weight
keeping.. it 4m prince; bat it might be and
to the etandatda-half way down and at
the upper oorners-pith bows of broad.
soft ribbon, M with Leavy t. eml•ttpp•d
cords. Or a smaller rug, without fringe.
might be snareudrd by gilt -rings and fur
!tithed at the bottom with • row of ta+ee:a
tot ctimfled shades.
These screens are l.andeume. and are very
useful where there ars open Mme, both to
curd and waren wrather, as a shield frow-
tl.e heat in the ....tier. and as a screen for
the open emt•tiuee o' the grate or fire
glace in the latae►. Pained, .wbroi lerad
r applgned batmen o1 velvet. ,silk or
cloth, or of a int,. t or gilded matting,
may be used ..stead tit the rug if desired.
wrtiente lts.
Thr followitis rev11e •anakei' much better
whitewash than that made ,..t lint, and
water; For interior work. slake a peek of
alms till it is thick at.al creamy. While it
is hot mix with it a pout of limed oil and
t lryund of • glue. previuu.ly dissolved to
water. Let the mixture stand seGnarl
hours before applying it. A httie 14mp-
black demigod in vinegar and sited with
wht‘owatf gives a gni ishti .Ys. wlh may
be preferable t • rare white: it 11.- umbar
giver a fawn c. dor. and yellow stream tint.
t-ery little coloring ut.tttrr should In .sod,
or the .bade will be too dark.
For outride work the oil and glue may h,
tar. expensive; in their plea use i pend
fait to aleck of intoe. It is claimed that
salt and glue are the best ingredients to
prevent rubbing off.
A good whitewash is made of whiting
acrd glue. Mix S pounds of whiting with
bot water till the compound is like thick
cream. Mix with this 1 pound of gine
thoroughly dissolved in water. Before ap-
plying this every crack in the well .houhl
be filled with a plaster made of one part of
water to one pert of silicate of potash,
=it'd with whiting. -(thio Farmer.
SF4EPPI4AROTON.
Moana., N.v. 6
&•soot. Ramat. -The following ie As
resit el Wf-yetry .--mit"- &filo.
11, haba.ld. mama late is adts of merit
Third t. Werth WYM farrows, 1lwSaes
Graham, Jogs �et poker _SYN
Harm Y•w : Nl�a M awake
Bart Gerd.., iars 141•4111g; wi essea4 t.
.snood, Ni. Usslhem.
A regular 110 lams dater hr 117.50 at
Armntwmre• Try 16 ea
CALL x
AND
x SEE
008 NICE RANGE
Lthis'Fur Capes
erl'all and examine web and micas -
20 PSS GENT. DISCOONZI
W. ACHESON k SON.
A late season and our new mantles arriving late, We commence to-
day our entire Stock of over
100 of the lent and Peat Stylish Jackets and lasses
for this year. Fur Trimmed, Braid Trimmed, Plain Stitched
and Silk Lined.
All Styles of Newest Goods at a'3ove
big Discount.
-This mean- a large loss to els, but the racks must be
Cleared.
We invite all Ladies interested in Jackets to see theee Bar-
gains in our large, well -lighted Mantle Rooms.
W. ACSTSO1 lc BON.
Highest price for produce.
C. Br SHINE ft COs., -- -- - EMOVEJD_
Mcl can's iSlock. her. Square andd ses
d Ht•1 q. I Nag
- GREAT -
CASH SALE
L PAPER
For the balance of the month only I will
offer my large Stock of WALL PAPER
At Cost.
Tibia i. • geatune Sale in order to make
teem for other Lines of Goode.
genre - these - Bargains
before they go, at
A M.d.•O.or Puts,.
Made over dishes sometime have a spicy
flavor which fresh ones mina Stews are
not to be despised, and even hash may be
male deliew.ie.
A stew which is really palatable may bo
made by cutting cold meat and pontos
into cubes about an inch square, adding a
little cold toursto, and placing the whole
on the back of the store where it can heat
slowly for an hour or no. About half an
boar before it is to be served it should be
moved forward on the stove and allowed
to cook briskly. A little parsley of celery
.sed in addition to the pepper and silt
gives a delicious flavor.
000ERIOH TOwMM11P.
Mowsar, Nov. 5.
A pablte ,,sting will M bald st Holmes. -
villa s Thursday. Nov. 15th, M 7.30 e s ,
to discuss the sdvimbility of staring/ •
ohms. factory. The publics cordially m-
olted te shoed
Morrvsi.v ..coat. Ktn.at. The to low.
las report, based upon regular at teatimes
and goners' proiei.es7,shows the etaodang of
the pupils to S O.,. 1. .:eJorich towa-
ohip, for the month of October Names at.
to order of merit
Fifth elms Norman I'. ('hunch. Ids 0.
lire.. teens fourth. Minnie M. Carole.
l
Henry Johann, t'lareoea J.hostes: jester
toa.th. teeters Ilalk.ld; senior fourth, Mit
bort (laurel, Carman Church. Sella Wil -
Mamma ; ,,tor third, Alias 1 Johannes
Tredve*.Myrtle Trede*. Willis Drysdale; osis
eptb4!_Mary L. Parter,Liada D R Sturdy.
CAM ■
Ca. (Morel.; foie aeonsd, Amain
Chisholm, IIs (hi.helm. (Arnie Joheeten ;
part two, Katy Willasss., Holm IMy.
iia, Sub Gilssa ; fart .ss, Mahe)
Ina. Graham YJk.MI, tattle t;mh.w., J
Vows, tastier
Wille Wean for 26a, Armstrong,.
The 1ili Boob SioN
D. B. CALBICK,
Tb, sgsarr. f:.derlrk.
WAIT FOR THE BEST !
Recognised Ability.
Fun. Furious hod Fast
24th SEA_f3UN -$4th
The t'el.bretd
GAY WHIRS, I1KSTRBLS
Gstlteas, do you wast cloths - Dos't
gds Aunt. est'. " ads", Mie 4.
At Grand Replete. Mich., the trimmer.
w the employ of tin, (Mir' Cabinet t om-
pony, the Iarge.t furniture f*.tory in the
world, mooch, anal tye company us. sons
pulled to lay off the finisher. •
The ninth auntie' rnrlvrtllieM of the
Itrdberhooti of lift .tndrew begot •t
Washington ..n Frislay Twelve hoodoo!
delegates ars• i.t+wri . rrpreeentint( S,04 -
laud. (`ana.la.nd nearly every State In the
Thr express ear on is Southern Pa•t&c
train war ntbhr•l of g10,001r by two men
yeetenl.y near Serra menu.. Cal. The lotto
her, nt.o.ra.•sl thee-t.tflee and rade off after
tecnrfn.t :he swag." leaving the engineer
..u.1 Brenton Irhhnd.
.1t Itr.nipton Thursday night Herbert
Jo)s., aimed IS, employed in Tb• F4r.n.r
other, tined a full charge from a shotgun
int., the fate of hie younger brother. W III
The buy wee 1105 killed, and was twought
to the Tomnto horpitsl. "Didn't know it
was I.sulr.l "
At New York In the Ault of William R.
iwi•Il.w against Rumen klsie, brougbt,to
recover damage. from `cage, growing out
0f the explosion or to eirasinits bomb to
the latter'. offitr. 1n which Iwiellaw, who
wee hurt. rntovervod a verdict Inc sieves,
the ,r.•neml tole eA the $.,)sena, Court
reverted the Idgemort of the lower court
and of ierv.l a raw tried.
Mantles.
This is our First Season for
Ladies' Mantles.
Every Mantle this year's importation.
All French and German makes.
As we sell for Cash, these goods
will be sold cheap -all the way from
$2.50 to $20.00.
•
No last year's Mantles showing
as this year's goods.
JAS. ROBINSON.
C T$T E. JORDAN'S BLOCK.
X Our Motto --Good Boots at low prices.
C. A. HUMBER & SON
have removed to
leLRAN' S BLOCK.
near Kingston st.
Look Out For Advt. Next Week.
will be at tin e
GRAND - OPERA - HOUS$
WEDNESDAY NOV.14,1894.
N tletel.ls. a rerrlesw t oral/Ns. 4 Se.SarNn-
■1 ♦••e111r.. is gad lee.. 4'Mlleege er-
'besets, Arl4N le Mach$. LeseM
int* 4'Ntedy. Soper• easet.&
wrllsallnl fw.M. the
art.h.set Ineee.e 1■
ase Atsnse0PNMy .
A XATt:Hbses FIRST PART $CZ2WZ
Toe moot il.borser: The meet r us' The
loin Voiotia ever pressntsi by
y Company.
ases.
. lMr
Messy to produce R. ,
KNIGHTS° I lON4TT
►LUL('
Julies of the elliseet it rtes OoldsO oasis
i 1is•d New this flea
Mb. Team of Perform
M the American :lags.
GEORGE and WILLIAM rmGUY,
Coedlaes Recognised al os er the worMa
POPULAR PRIGS.
The Old Reliable
COAL
pARGAINS1
ALWAYS ON HAND.
NOW is tete time to purchase your
HARD COAL. The beat and only
$GRAN»N HARD ORAL in this
market supplied at current prices on
shortest notice.
OM haft• oak ee. taostAI warveed.
is nosed thy otwertmee of the day. hot then
.•• eats .....n the gw.-tear H yes fail
to in v « . i rear...• At.. anti dyed at
Ahe 11w.4006 A, . -•l•. it r. 0 , wins
sass rb• .see. •• . .stet . orb onset.
Too t . 1 ,. ., .11 do tint
row.
Are. • v • •hwter5 hen,
N$' *'.
All Coal Weighed at the Mar-
ket.
��. LEE
Orden left at =A3, 211 S LIWI Mme
promptly attended to.
11$14? 1188/1881
12
My enter !Hook GI
OVERCOATS
ad
YEN'S AMID BOYS' SUITS
is being sold .t priors
Far Below Cost 1
A leo, the eatss rduetioas are behk
made ill
HATS, CAPS, TOP SHIRTS.
UNDERWEAR, AC.
oar std e.uni.ae my fiends sed Prima
L. CARD,
•
1 haat T1
Mer s11isr Q
a otMer.
�
1 Wool Seal Cape, $16, for 312.
1 Wool Seal Cape 130, for 325.
2 Ladies' Coate, 110 each. for 3.3 each.
4 ladies; Coats. 35 each, for 31 50 each.
6 Colored Cloth Capes at Manufaeturer's Price.
3 Ladies Dopkin worth 130, for 123.50.
ends of Mantle Cloths
at about Half Price.
16 pieces Dress Goods
Slaughtered
Examine Prices.
X
20c. for 15e. -25c. for 15e.
the. for 15c. -33c. for 20c
40c. for 29c. -50c. for 30c.
90c. for 60c.-S5c. for 57ic.
65c. for 45e 75c. for 50c.
20 Short Ends of Carpet, good Steck, less than Wholesale Prices.
You roust save money by busing the above Goods from
The place that gives the best value for your money is the place
you are looking for to buy your Boots, and that is why we want'
you to see our goods before buying and then you'll not go by u..
Our values cannot be beaten. How do we know ? Well, by the enor-
mous increase in our business since we opened By the number of nets
Customers we are constantly making. By the many *orris of praise tor
the value we showing that we hear every day. 1f you have not cit
bought from us we would like you to give us a trial. Your neighbor -
deal here -ask them about us.
Our Girls School Boots, at 11 00, still Lead them all.
Our Women's Glove Grain, Buttoned or Laced, anti Oil Tannttl,
Pebble Buttoned or Laced, at 31.25, will speak for themselves.
Our Ladies' Dongola, Buttoned, Tipped Extension Soles, at 11 :►0,
Kill strike you as a $2.53 Boot.
Men's Working Boots, Bellows Tongue. 11.00.
Men's Fine Calf, Laced or Gaiter, 12.00.
Men's Fine Dongola, Laced or Gaiter, at 02.00, good value
at 12.50.
See our hand -matte Kips before buying. Extra Stock. Extra
well made.
In case any of our Goods rip we will sew totem free.
=ramose i&ATI. ass rewfrrar aTTaaalai to
COLBORNE BROS., GODERICH.
The Great Carpet and Lace Curtain Warehouse
of the County.
F1 DIDAY
will be open on
SATURDLT MORNING.
•tf
Granby Rubbers
Always to the front.
This Season's Goods Finer than ever.
Now that the public is familiar with tete excellent QUS ity
Style. Fit and Finish of the Granby Rubbers, the demand is
almost universal. 1!.`t►erybody wants them. Every dealer sell* than
Granby Rubbers Wear like Iron.
H. B. POLLOCK
The New Shoe Store.
RB.S.
Four weeks have passed .ince we entered the business arena. Four
weeks of business activity. 4 weeks of enthusiasm. We are proud of
the work accomplished and of the business done. We are gr►tified at
the enthusiasm so noticeable. We are grateful for the kindly look :
the hearty hand shake ; the generous expressions of welcome, and now
on the 1st of November, we're rble to anticipate every fall requirement
and supply the wants of families and individuals.
The following dispatch reached nI~ last Saturday :
The Smell End of Nothing.
Its ncempoiella mon. ,Pit • moil as. the ammo. to
sleeved from stsdlag some se saNsi ' ` This
mean CRT $VYM17r AND UNORTHAIID 0016Liee. Lwow. OMT..
fle
.er
ary le retied Int meW d dthe prooti el .rwer its wot The Gres atmr
arft our
togas-
wme ase sense sd mut tins sees,
J. W. wasTi1RVRUT MAO.
-ats-
"The Sios1" is only el`yus. GM it
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HAACPs SR? '1'U1T E salmi Von A 1EAt
Toaolrro, 27 Oct., 1894.
To C. W. ANDREWS, Manager.
Offer for Moulden stock accepters.. Dress Goode and Mantle cloths
go forward to -day, special freight. R. B. surra.
This stock and what is in transit from other sources will enable us to
fairly double our lead for the great business month of November.
- ALWAYS ROSY -
-That's the way you find us almost every time you awe to the
Store. People like to trade at a busy Store , they get heifer service
and the condition iii clear evidence that the store is satisfying eaAorn•
era, of course.
For the next week or ten days we give special prominanee to Life
Stock bought last Saturday. Look around yon and do as most other
people do nowadays -buy where you can get the best value and where
a dollar will do the most good.
Our Offering Saturday will be:
Good all Hilt Ribbon, all Colors, 2 yds. for beta,
Oesd Silk (.'eiorwd Veiling, 2 yds for 15 uta, -
lad • maaefaolarls .ghat's simples of Gloves sad Hesisry..
0. W. AIIDREWS,
Manager.
R.S.SIC=