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THE SIGNAL : GODWCH, ONT., THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1895.
New School Books
FOR.
SCHOOL OPENINC!
( )wing to so many changes du School Hooks we are compelled to Sell
STRICTLY FOR CASH.
New Public Qehuul Anthmettee with Appendix, 25e. Deal buy the old
" Euclid and Algebra, 25o.
Public Scheel Physiology ad Temper..se, 14th Edition, 25c.
Other New Bu4.s will be shown you at the Mere.
Public whorl Drawing Coarse, Se. each.
' Writing 7c. "
New High School Drawing Course, IOc. eaoh.
" " " Pby.tct, Parts 1 acid 2, 500. each.
" Homey, Part 1, - - 50o. "
" Retaay, " 2, - 60e. "
The 1`, Chemutry now sells for 50c. )New )
Daffodil and M&Ruerite Eiercis. Hooke, Lithographed in hold, the Prettiest and Largest
F.xercue Book. ever shown, new this term, 10 pages larger than last veer s x hexer
cies Hooke A ace *mailer tor 3o.
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Porter's Ses:bbleri' ea will Ivey .o other wh.. IMO e them. 11 is the good paper
and the size that se1M them. A Snap lc., 2o., and 3u. Scribblers.
Rubber Tipped lead Naas. 10e. per diose.
The Sc. kid 2 tat 3'.
We will sell y.. H. B Draw*" Penile, 3o. sash. or 1 for Sc.
4 Pen foiste fee lc
v Slate Peseta bar 1s.
The lerres& sed Beet now. of ink, 5a.
10c. Bottle of Zak Ise 7c.
Sale C
Don't Cry if you conic Too Tait.
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cases Saturday, Aug. 241 !
SLATE 1'rNt'll.,i, RULERS, PEN POINTS sad BLOTTERS GIVEN Away
WITH SCHOOL BOONS THE FIRST TWO DAYS
OF SCHOOL OPENING ONLY.
PORTER'S COLONIAL BOOK STORE.
.tied Tst.ph..r Itxrraatr,
NEWS OF THE DISTRICT.
From our ownCOrreepondentll.
There 1. I.terseatle■ Mere Tbai Cannot be
Velma .t.►wtier, e:a.e 'tew• of ibe
e'en •ty Piper tat If Resorted
ter The alg..l.
DUNGANNON.
77th year of his age, has Mea attending oa
his aged wife, who had been lyiog at the
point of death fur some weeks, but daring
the past few day. somewhat resovred.
About one o'clock on Monday mentag be
rose trent hu bed, upstairs, and in attempt •
tog to some down .tans to see her, by WON
means fell ad sustained injuries from the
*Recta of which he suocumbed almost im•
mediately. The deceased was • mauve of
the county Armagh, Ireland, he was born
as the 1103 of May. 1819. He emigrated
to Canada to loll), aid lived for a sort tomo
sodsin the year 1848, er about that time,
Yatux. The local •gtacr in nusga.Dos took up Maein lama township wbteh woe
ter T1.x SION•t. u at the °dice of J.4.1. Ward, them •wilderness, and of which he was use
J.P.. conveyancer. &.., who will recer.s .r- of the tint pioneers He .wood • ie' farm
n n
defor sutscptioss, advertising and deb
work. and is authorized to give receipt. ter
•mounts paid for the Rabin •
] 1 i,•nT
•. Aug. 2b-
H.,at A � t ha.. Noviu
ne, who h
been visit mg friend. and .ttesdue the fun-
eral of • f.�rn;sr pupil at \!oust IFeres►, re-
turned hang• last week
Miss A1, r 'l l.ompbe
os, who has en on
an extends.' visit to friends south et here,
returned hems 'sat wee. ,havins..loyed the
trip and visit 1mm..Nly.
..
in the towaship of Fuller', Pert ooanty
oa the corner of the 3rd pee., being known
as the Mitchell road, •ad ea which nu sca
4nte' lives at premiss His family whish
he hu left to mourn his lose, consume of
Villain', marble cutter, Wingham, Jame',
oe the tum, George, in Detroit, carpenter,
a widowed daughter, Mrs. George Mitchell,
Beteg at home, and his amiable partner
who is new a widow. Then were Klee
Alexander and Mn. Bssjaimn MitcheII,
-who are deceased. He q)oved goal health,
.ad but for eke sad asid..t, was app•r..t-
Slim Nellie DJYideen, one of Dungan- if rood for maty years yet, hu remain
nos s beautiful Mlles, who has bees visiting were interred in the cemetery, on the town
relative@ in l,odrteh township, tam. hems 6n. Art, on Tuesday, 20t1 tut ,and were
fast work, muck pleased and refreshed tot escorted thither,by a very large woman' of
her visit. .rrowmg relatives end friends a the
Hs.tt c neighborhood •ud from Mitchell, V. Ono �roCn--llurug Friday Dight
sad tieturddy morning of lest week we had hang Detroit, UungaDoe, Fullartea, Mil
a hssy. 4twapeur of rain, whisk has given I •ortep and Harruto., and by dmany .sr of his
gmits an impetus to root crops and pastures
numerous fnede from' town Sad ..rmod
to We 0isuit; u/ townships. The .ev. I)r. Gunner, u
the •be..ee of the pastor, lir. WOlcugh
Visit, or GRIN. Threshing eat the by, conducted the sbst.tuies in • very im
grain is the prowl's; employmtst of the
farming .-ommun'►, at present. (:.ports
are that whoa', gate and peas are giving a
trod yield. Frail a very .caros in this du-
triet.
1-11 ,. Mre. 1ta. Meting, formed.
of A.kti.!d and now of Theelin. Algoma, gad will be musk miamd to ti. community,
and four children, arrived at the residence The bereaved widow, family and other ro-
ot \Ire. Mei'aig, her mother in law, during Istnvm have the deep sympathy of the en
last week on • visiting tear, when we pre tir...nmunity in the ..ddem bereavement
sums they will heartil% asje.% them.elves of • beloved hu.bad and kind father.
Di. t"rt% COUR T. -Divisioe ('curt was Pall Marr. were Messrs. W. Dunn, C.
held es Friday of last week, Ku Homer Trawls, A. Douglas, W. Clothier, J. W,
Judet I)otl. presidug. 'I be legal tater- Boyd ad M. Hutchison. Hu Boss Wil
ntty wee reoreeentd by 11. Morneen,whci lam and t,eorge, from W1n/b.m and De -
tor, I.ucknow. I1. asesu.t rat tie light trent, Joseph "rh.mpwa, of Fullerton town -
docket tilers was not much business to ship, niece tied nephew of Dumpae.os, re-
tr.asaet. spestiyely and J. G. Ward, brother a law
AlTt's>AI.. -New that the crops are 01 the de'e•.d wen prsesnt.
nearly all seemed and harvesting et cereals 1't, '1, 1" Rey. R. f•irb•irn and
is rapidly drawing ban end, we are being (Seely pio.teod al the fort o. Monday last
forcible ',minded t% the snerteeing of and had • god Nee
day 1 1.e aid longihwnug of evenings that
Autums u rapidly appro./thing. ad it nuc
goes be said that the Summer and haryest
of the year of grace 1/:..6 are pest.
preserve and solemn meaner. H• was
highlk esteemed as • sidles, and was held
in high regard b all who knew hum, an
• t!e.tlon•te husband, kid parent, and •
co°sutent rn.mber .f bite Methodist •lurch
for abut 25 years, also • wooers Christian,
V1,11),114 --On Moods v of last week if.
Herten, .1. H. Colborne. Mcii. Alla. and S.
Slane, all premioe.t samosa of ear county
tow., visited our •,lingo. lame Romer
pub it that they were prospecting as to the
radial electric ndred,whieh is e. the Lapis
•t preset. v1 •presume they ..leyed
themselves is ..r village, ad that each of
them, in their several callings, were es the
lookout for 11140 for elevates, warehouses,
and banking teetitutto.s. We wish them
the best et summer.
Hu rr H11 -none A.,n-11111ART. 0.
irids% of last week a very esjoyable time
was spent at Mrridele farm, township of
t'slborne, the cause bets the celebration of
Lbs eighty fifth birthday of the proprietor
John Uorru. As we were sot then we de
n et ..ter into peru..Lrs. A large seems
►loge of relatives, dews to the third and
fourth ke.er$tio., it is said, were present
to trace the festival, as sle' were • ■umher
of intimates breeds. We hope the venerable
gentleman Ina, be spared to me' may .tmi
lar ••este.
Duna' last week, Mrs Hooter and
daughter. of Both. F:nglaud, who hay• beets
vweltng m11411es at Seaforth and other
points, made • short vutt to Wm. Young,
u ward.. e1 Hero. of Colborne towsehip,
hag sseompanied by Mesdames McMWheel
.rad fs.all, of Seeforth Mee Mn. John
ileo and .e., .ldts,ef Kisoardine, who have
pope vWtisg Wm. 1 cam/ ad wife, Idt for
bowie a f(aterday last. via Otingeases a.d
Leake w, thanes by rail to Ki.o.rdine.
Mrs J•h.•t•s reports hair ts.y/ 1.d a vary
pleinee% Nene with the vs..raM. g..tle.ta.
sed Ma wife
Aettes,r ('at.t. A cad erect was the •.d.
de Ileo* earl, ea Meals, worsts, last of
Ale.. Mltahell, sae of tIm .Ideal *Meson
N 'kip i@t. Deseamd, who wits le eke
As we have seen no bills or prize hats
giving date, we are unable te publish when
the chow will b. held. Eo. S1,:'. *,..
1'1.r.t+t ac quint eog►iageat of Luck -
new citizens passed through our village on
Slenday for a day • exourtug .t the l'ort
r'ort Alberti.
Oarr.0 n. It looking over the list of Fall
Exhibitions in t►ntarie, we ratios that Ash
Geld aid Wawasoeb Tall F.shilalioe to be
held at i►u.gan.es, a emittse, a it is as
iwporta.t as otiers sowed, we are at • less
to know why ouch omission. Please insert
to your list of exhibitions.
Ow!lea ,rr WAT 11. Miss lira, of Gogh -
nob Tow ship, having seen the advertise
meat is Ton Au:,sl. of lest week, of watch
and chain found, applied to the hinder, eke
having lost it 1'pon proving property, et,.
it was restored to her. It pays to advertise
I'i.rt.%.r Mtrnv. lour humble ser
reeposd..t had the pleasure, lest ffaa.rday,
of matte' with Gee. Heir.', of Sternly
towsobnp, eke u • rnember et the l'onnty
Heard et Kdtlsetien, u is abent forty %sere
w *sea awlu.mtanee between es was term
ed, and dorts. that period have we bees .in
vers friesde.
W%1.n 0. r Dame Rumour pots it that
*wing to laving fallen into a peer state o1
health, our popular teamster, George Herne,
bee told his tea.' of hones with outfit mid
bieig.cs, io Goer,. Steelier*, who tetrads
14) oomm..ee teentuag, es eec.am0T se I:.
Horse, is that lira, on or abort the got of
October sett.
oo oar a.
Ttrglnsv. Aug. 27.
Fermi Rreewrew. Friday Met, Ascent
23rd, wen • cels day at Merri•dale farm, it
Minor the eighty-fifth osiversary .f Jens
Merril, .d the •o ion of the &seed re-
sales a she Morro family. Rdheve• .d
friend@ be •let.mher of sixty fiashmed at
sae old hglshhd 1e de heave se the warner -
Remnants
After a very successful Season's
business, we naturally have Remnants of almost every
class of Goods. These will be placed on a table this
week, and cleared out at Half Price.
You may find exactly what you want on this Rem-
nant table at jut Half the re ular price.
There will be
Remnants of Black Cashmere,
Remnants of Dress Goods,
Remnants of Tweeds,
Remnants of Prints,
Remnants of Table Linen,
Remnants of Cottons,
Remnants of Everything.
Also Bargains in Underwear :
Ladies' Cotton Vesta, with half sleeves, reg. 8c. for 5 c.
" 18c. " 12}c.
20c. " 15 c.
" 25c. '• IS c.
- -'s$hirts and Drawers, regular 35e., 40c., Sac„ all same price, 22c.
J.T. ACHESON.
And it does tell by the accuracy of our
Dluber-Hamj5den Watches
AND ALL OTZZ3t LINZ&
Sterling Silver Waist Sets, at Very Low Prices.
See our Cute Little Gun -Metal Watchet. The kind we sell are
liable ; the Price, 85.
Re -
C. A. HUMBER & SON
JEWELRY EMPORIUM.
School Books and School Suppler;
I HAVE A FULI. 1.I11i OV ABOVE AND PRICES ARE LOW.
I
Our Scribbler, and Practice flaks are the T�irpot
and Best nude, and Cheapest. -Th.
Conte and tree hoe well we can fit you out for
tishool.
Special value in Stationery and Blank Maks,
Window Shades.
Stamping Clone to order. Large Variety' of Pat
terns for name.
Near Corner of West Wiest. A- Ma- W=I=..
able patriarch. A pleasant afternoon was
spent is .octal oo°vereattes and taterestieg
game'. An exoell..t supper was served
ander the spreading trees. The favors
were ton -ton boxes with "J. M., 1810 18505'
painted on them. Among the /nests from
outside potpie were : Mrs. Clif(rd and Moes
May Clifford. Louisville, Ry; Mr. sad Mn.
V. M. Teter and family, Tolawaada, N.\ .
Harvey Howell, Mise Hewell and Mrs. A.
H. Halleck, Bahl*: Nn. E. Russell, Wit.
kerville: Mos Mary Harris, Toronto: Mrs.
Aisne Morris, Waupsu, Wm. : Mies Webb,
Norwich. Ohio; Mn. Politer, Brampton.
DUNLOP.
Tera»AT, Aug. 27.
Mn. C. Cummings aid daughter, Ethel,
visited friends at Belfast this week.
Our teacher, Min Lawerenee, Tinted
(rinds in the circular town Saturday and
Sudsy,
Mn. Benda, , of leaden, and her niece,
Mies Weeds t.e°tla, were the guests et
Mrs. Allen feet week.
Herbert Morris has peps on a trip to the
Northwest to see the country ad vim kis
bretb.r., R. 1). and Edwin, et Amino,
Maitribs
Csttf.g dews the grata is pearly all over
hen etosetiae peas, ea these are several
fields well lades with pode,Mt whi.h the re
sept rajas have not sIlowed to ripen yet.
A (:est, -e PRas►.NT.-Our former town
man, Wm Smith, of Pert Albert, where he
went trent hon two yours .go to o•rr v ..
his tradsas • blacksmith, hoe not forgotten
kis reel is the itardesinc hoe, and sees
dews to mise host of Use Exehsnee a @suit
flower which tipped the scales at ice
posed' sed one ounce. The gift atter beteg
admired by acme of our los•1 earthmen was
ceasigoed te the pickle isr.
LEEBURN•
TI•a..T, Aug. 27.
Ids Mackay, .f (,odertab, was the guest
of Min Lix14 Horton last week.
Mr .nd Mn. H Zenner ..toyed • pleas
set transient vi.it to Auburn ad Renm'ller
last week.
For a little longer Rev. Mr. Hamiltei
will be bore. Il. eases from Motherwell
is Perth meaty. He hes hoes Itere for
three seodIT., preaching at both the
@barges
A mammoth pea vise was meet to to by
ear mesial mead, E. %diner, of Beechwood
Farm, who ut.asered ever Mimeo feet.
This ddwns ay rooted of peas grown in
1896. 11 wee acre is the third week u
Joao. The pod@ ear the vitas were i.sim
arable.
Refreshing chewers of rain amine last
week pore gladly welww,.d though it
olaoked the harvset(sg work a bit. Thremh
leg has already opened Imre, James Herten
having R4.bards.ei mashes• from the
Port fee the Ares work .f 186, Barrows'
nankin* M aim wrhbig shout hers
Wing►am : The follows( parols@ who
wrote at the recent examinati.as were suc-
cessful - For First claw ('ertt6eate--Ro►t.
McTsyish, et town, who wrote at (.oderich;
for 'Jeoe°d Blase eerti6eau -Mies Hattie
Reid, at Petrnlia : Wm. Bray, .t Land.. ;
F. Hartley, at Clinton ; R. Hartley, el
Harris os, and J. J. W. Simpson, who wrote
at Vodrriel tp the matricalatioa exami.a-
tiog..
LOOK*DREAD 1
As my ground lease has sot I•ag is ex
pin, it is my m(wtIon
To Sell the Whole of Ey Sloct.
You will understand, 1 want to roll this
Stock, and any one wanting aeything in my -
line, now is the time te purchase.
Ton sea get
A FURNACE
put in year hones now from 175 to $100,
guarantied, which will burn Coal nr Wood.
it u • great mieteke to pmt to a Furnace
that will not burn ions', as two 'soothe of
the Winter (Spring and Fall) yes will way
require R cod,
1 lave also a number of Second Heed
Stoves. e'ose early and aware ewe
1 .till keep the Americo Water Whit.,
Caseates Water White, ad Caoadiaa
Oil..
It.speeting all over one .otos and ars
weets, 1 require to be paid at ogee.
31 3.t
G. N. DAVIS.
THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION
•
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will) a e � c
r manias. Hass . dean,
tlte«., deog
THOMAS GIINDRY.
MANTLES
Latest
German
Designs.
We are offering for sale at
VERY
LOW
PRICES
1 Choice Lot of Ladies' and Children's Jackets and Capes.
JAS. ROBINSON
CASH STORE,
CORNER Or SQUARE AND WEST STREET.
Speclal. Sale
FOR THE NEXT FOUR WEEKS.
140 yards 36 -inch A Wool Sere in 5 shades at 20c.
31 6 to 7 yard Dress Pieces, 30 per cent. Reduction.
9 pieces All Wool Henriettas, Reular Price, 50c., Now,
25c. to 30c.
12 Ladies' Capes at about Half Price, in Colors.
A lot of Children's Cotton Hose at Half Regular Prices.
Our Immense Stock of Carpets in Wool, Union, Brussels
and Tapestries at Actual Cost.
Lace Curtains a Specialty.
Regu lar -
Boys' Heavy Blue Sere, 25, 35, 50. Great Value.
Men's Suiting, New and Cheap. New Demi ns.
Ladies' 8 ummer Coths and Mantlings.
Shaker Fannels and Flannelettes from 5c. to 12 1-2c.
A Good Heavy Sheeting for 9c., 36 inches wide.
T owes at Specia Prices and Very Cheap.
COLBORNE BROS.
The Groat Oarpet aid Lace Curtain Warehouse of the Oonney.
Huron's GreaEezIc.LsHM& CO.
Siore 1
Yes, it is Dry Weather
i But it is going to
IILLINERY PLANS RAIN!
ALInST COIPLETE. 114"
A Waterproof
and
An Umbrella?
Latest advises from Miss Donagh,
Detroit, and our resident buyer, Tor-
onto, proclaim stocks well forward in
the \Wholesale Centres, which enables
as to announce an unusually early
GRAND
Millinery Opening.
.-kiss Donagh will reach home this
week, when we will complete all nec-
raeary arrangements, and will then
give the dates for our
FALL EXHIBIT
The display this year will occupy
Two Floors of the Latest and Beet
Novelties procurable, in this most in-
teresting branch of our Business, and
the Stock so arratged and marked
that those who are lavish or modest
in expenditure may be suited.
Ladies'
Coats,
Capes, and
Mantles.
This is an entirely New Depart-
ment and is now open for your in.
spection.
The Stock comprises all that is
New and Desirable, combined with
Perfect Fitting Goods at Moderate
Vrld•e.• -
R. B. SMITH.
0 W.ANDREWS, :"I
If not, get one at the LEADING
Gents' Furnishing Store
C. B,. SILL= h 00.
Agents for the rars.taa l.a.drv.
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TORONTO I esoertefitbfi.
.awn FON 0A1Par-owu.
G. W. THOMSON, - - - Agent.
oODBRI('B, ONT.
Weizeksr t Omega Brown left Meads,
ter Ogawa be Mgt. he Mediae es tsiaher
for another year.
WYtrnm : Meas B. Ceretry lett sews
es friday to resume her debits se Masher
at Part Severe, Ogg.
Wingless' : the Menton Had of the
MMM' 'hash shipped • he of ream M
the Wises in the Northwest, ea Mosley
Or shswak : Mas kingbolt, sr., has Mo-
pssed of bar fare ea the 14ek sen. of Rima
tones. Leith, • farmer is thea esiekh.e-
heed.
(osnhseek : De.. Blebs gee kis lager le
the threehs while working r tea lea star
We haps he will ems E• &hie t. wort