The Signal, 1896-7-23, Page 8$
TSE SIGNAL : GOD 6RIOH. ONT. THURSDAY- JULY 28, 18
IIIIIOCIS
and safe to use 'thhen&
They won't break /elf psfas, sad
they won't break your neck. Bab
from point of r!stalky, safe frost point
of style. blade of manilla or hemp
cording* PRICW begin .1 M().;.
and run up to any price you wish to
,civ. We don't pretend to be a .tore
for millionaire gentlemen and Iodise
only, but for hard-working every day
people who wish to enjoy every coin -
fort this Summer
Yee. eery. Tennis is • game constantly growing in favor. Any
One can play it. This suggests asking if you do, and want
RACKETS, NETS, POLES, TAPE, MARKERS
or ANYTHING
in the game, come to us for the best and lowest priced goods
Special Offerings This Week.
We sell strictly for Cash, which accounts for aut.!' low prices.
GEO. PORTER, BOOKSELLER.
Stora closes during summer mesas at 6 o'clock Telephone esobaars
open tall 8 o'odook caber* the evening asweoapen will be distributed.
GOOD WOMAN BON,
Ms. 1.Mgta ienaman. sasses Nee to the
Malartr r
Toronto. July 20.
Mrs- Let it la Cre.ght'i Youmans`
Hon. President of the W.I; T.U., and
Canada's most prominent lady temper-
ance worker. died on Ilaturday at her
r*.idence, 19 Metcalfe -street Mrs.
Youmans had almost reached the al-
lotted span of lite, having been burn
Jan 3. 1i12 . and being conaeyuenUy in
her .orb year.
Ti,, Ilttr- v.tlal:e of Baltimore. sortie
fry. oohs b.., Ut 01 01,- 1.1 .n the
suunty of Northumberland, has the
d onor of being her birthplace. She was
0f raised per:rltage, brr father bring
Irish and her mother an American of
Preach estractb.n. Hrr father, Joan
Creighton, w'at' one of the earl)- p.o-
seers of this country. Letitia began
ber school life, at the age of t, being
went to an old log schoolhouse under
the tuition of a Yankee schoolmaster.
Mere she learned those temperance
principles which she bad ever sines ad-
eocaated and sign. d the pledge. At great
personal sacrifice her father removed
MT to a ladle"' school opened In Co-
bourg by Prof. Van Norman. At the
age of 20 she creditably graduated,
and began teaching In her own school
section. Herr, as at Piston Ladles
Acad. my, where sbe afterwards taught,
she etruve In every way w Inculcate
those principles to which he devoted
her long and useful life. floe tlaarried
hi DWI Tom Youmans, an ardent sup-
porter In her work.
In 1t74 else first became interested In
concerted fentl,rratice action, aelst-
ing In the organisation of the W.C.T.
J. In the t'nited States. Returning.
she began her work in this country
by petitioning the Picton Town Coun-
cil against the issuing of shop licenses.
She addressed the Council hoard, but
the petition was thrown out. Undis-
mayed, she continued the work. ad-
dressing large audiences at Montreal.
Cobourg, Port Hope and In Toronto.
where she came to live. Here she
spoke under the auspices of the Tem-
perance Reformation Society, in
churches. pulite halls. at the Central
Prison and at the Haven. She clan
addressed large meetings at Cincinnati
and assisted to form Onions at Ham-
ilton, Dun:las, Brantford, London and
ether passes.
Mrs. Youmans campaigned energeti-
cally for the Dunkin Act In Port Hope,
and Cobourg, and was also active in
the Scott Act agitation a few yeah
hater. in 11113 she went to the olid
Country as a delegate from the Cana-
dian W.C.T.U., touted the Pacific
Boast In 1800, and la both places her
reception was asst cordial and the
Impressions .N left very favorable.
In Intl she was stricken with in-
flammatory rheumatism, and wee a
uferer from Algal disease up till kme
deatb.
Ile Fatal Nee.
Toronto. July 20.
J. Edward Ryan, the 1) -year-old eon
wf John J. Ryan, the Colborne -street
commission m-rchant, was drowned In
the Don near the railway bridge at
Lie yesterday afternoon.
Ryan was an athletic young man
and was a member of the Don Rowing
Club ile wag ambitious to be•_onte an
oarsman, and when be visited the
club house+ yesterday he donned a
sowing suit and got into a single
shell. 11e had only been in such
boat once before and hr was advised
not to go out without an escort. H,
laughingly disregarded the wasting'
and had not made more than about
three strokes of the oars when the
boat upset. He uttered a cry as he
molt into the water, which at that
root la 29 fest deep.
Atter a search of three -Quarters ct
an hour the body was recovered by
,p :Main Lone. Efforts at rMuvotta-
Ude Were mune. but Ryan had evi-
dently been past human gild fug some
time.
A Mureereas Tl,etpr.
r..
Toronto. July 20.
Joseph Hughes. who works for the
Copland Brewing Co and his mother
reside et i70 Front -street east. Salo,
day night Mrs. Hughes was awaken
e d by a noise in the house. She thought
1t was her son. called out to hlm.and
received no ane A few moments
hater she was to see a man
standing over her. with • large iron
hinge In hos band. H. demanded her
money, and she screamed. He struck
h er with the weapon. The Sots.
awakened her son. who rushed Ott and
tackled the would-be robberin the
srumle Hughes was stabbed In the
breast with the sharp end of the hinge.
The wound 1 not serloue, but a doctor
was seomeary to dress It Th. dor
tartly Intruder escaped.
1 who Pease besets
Pickering, Ont, July 19.-4'n Friday
afternoon Mrs. Rpenoer of Cherrywnod,
agoed 43 years, ended biler lite. Her hue -
band, wise keeps i market garden,
atart.d early In ten ssornlmg for To -
Moto. On his return testae la the evea-
file be waa ltoni4ed to tad hie wire
hwaging dead is a shed. adjoining the
The dloaassd had been M 111-
km hely w•dsageters dthat diedrrather
t1.Msmy, obis gemmed to seriously af-
ield her ailed- Coroner Patemaa cans
Hirst. bee did act deet. ea Memel
Pweerl.ery. Itis snaps more la elms-
lastahte eleesmelaaese. Mash rim
yjelbF la telt ler ten bereaved husband.
Z7 MBMORI A Y M=w. 1fOCMAMd.
amp estve inners" servte la sieeaioartas
stere' U,.ledIr Arid lost etgls.
The funeral service of lura. Letitia
Tournans, held in Bherbournwtreet
Wino list Church last night, was most
bnpremive, and was largely attended
by ladles of the W. C. T. C. and the
friends of the deceased. Rev. Mr.'the-
ory of Parliament -street Methodist
Church. of which' deceased was a
assn: .er, conducted the service He
was assisted by Rev. Dr. Dewart, Rev.
Dr. Parker. Rev. R. T. Bowies. Rev.
William Patterson, Rev. Dr. Berretta
and Mrs. Rutherford, President of the
Dominion W. C. T. C.
The remains were encased in a cas-
ket covered with black cloth and or-
namented with ozydtsed silver trim-
mings. The casket was covered' witn
floral tributes. Among them were a
pillow from the Dominion W. C. T. U..
with the inscription, "Our Pioneer;"
a pillow from the District W. C. T. U..
inscribed "(sur Promoted Comrade;'
a sheat of wheat from the Manitoba
W. C. T. U.; anchor from W. C. T. U.,
Western Union, Toronto; wroth from
Youmans W C. T. C. Toronto; also
handsome floral desrgna from West
Mount W. C. T. t'., Montreal, North-
ern Union, Toronto: Parkdale Union.
Central Y's and Bathurst Union.
At the foot of the casket was a
wreath of evergreen tied with a white
✓ ibbon. emblematic of the Union.
in the two front rows of the church
were the chief mourners, who were
Mr. W. E. Youmans. Rt Thomas; J.
Creighton. Miss Creighton, Mrs. Ta-
batha Youmans, Mies M. E. Youmans.
1.1. E. Youmans, W. C. Youmans. Miss
Rasburn. Miss Jane Creighton. Mrs.
Ham, Miss McLean and J. S. Louden.
Rev. Mr. Patterson, Rev. Dr. Parker.
and Mn. eutherford paid glowing tri-
butes to the deceased, reviewing ber
lite of usefulness and her great work
for the temperance cause. Mrs.
Rutherford read telegrams of con-
dolence from many places. Among
them was a cablegram from Reigate.
England. sent by Miss Frances F. Will••
ard. Lady Henry Somerset and Han-
nah A. (Jordon.
Mies Dewart sang a favorite hymn
of Sint. Youmans' entitled "The
Rome M My Soul-"
At the conclusion of the service the
audience took a last look at the face
of their dead friend, while the organ
petaled forth the solemn totes of the
Dead March's In Saul. Mie. Miller of
Parliament -stmt Methodist Church
presided at the organ.
TORONTO MAN KILLED.
um ever by as Saprese Train hese
Ailment
Beyond R.eesgasUew.
Poughkeepsie, July 221 --Edward Lum-
ley of Toronto. Canada, was run over
sod killed by the Chicago limited es -
prase train just below RhlnecliU about
I o'clock this afternoon. His remains
were brought to thls city and are in
*barge of Coroner Frost, who will
make an investigation: The body was
mangled almost beyond reoognttlos.
Papers found In his possession 'bow
that be was a member of the Inter-
national Bricklayers' Association; that
be has a wife In Toronto and a son
In Buffalo. Sowtething over [tib was
found In his podlet..
shied as UUevera-4, e.
Cleveland. 0., July fl. -Tee borrlbly
mutilated remains of a man sappo Sed
to live near Iain, Ont- were found
sear Westminster station, on the Chi-
cago Sad Erie Line, last night. Prom
loner* found in the man's doth*
signed by Toronto business firms. li
1s supposed trial the man's mama 1111
Rector McLean.
PLAIJDG WIT* MAMMAL
Sew. 1. Ti teMtr's Bey assets, lemma
ides veal.,-, home ea -LeiN'.
Mitchell. July 2L -About 0 »'cloak
this morning fire brake oat In Trtn4 y
Church reele17 ow-notedtar
r the Rev.
J. T. Kerwin. The firemen rttsoendet
promptly. ani anon lead els Harass
sada COS ssaaning thee re the
of the huwsa whore It caisson&
watag
futree rniture
srokTheerewarn mai-
ed b Ur. Ultr4ih'e iltUe boy ~hid
with matehas The ltsaranoe ea the
bsmNlsg 1e asst, ea the contests MN;
loss, aheat PN-
LEESUAN•
Mosso,. July 6
Mrs. Carr, el KittMil, hoe bass vingtiag
Mr .ed Mea Hsgb Chamblee fee obs pm
week et ss
(Minim Noses -Tbe Acv. ass. Me -Y -
i a. writ tents, st, (Tkssed.v). pm es ao
sweat of tis moss .osisn of the De -hiss
dlli.see, bald la Terms* .t whisk ho as.
leaded se a delegate treat hew
Ossetia( 1. ole hapl.s to peels' see et
dela, es Iodise love ten bike heater set. Sad
Imo of Josh. *4 JAL ride ads by ei*u,
and N .ee let«rwi. •, seek ether Melee
Kaki& dM - 1.e• 'a eise ihw tis
reams bylaw ped by *4. Asleep* »seas
TEREB BIG BARGAINS
BARGAIN 110. 1.
1000 Yards
White Cotton
PRIDE 80.
This is a cased Mill Resistants, 6rs
310 10 yards, worth frost 10c M 13..
This weak 8 c, a yard
BARGAIN NO. 2.
Bleached
Table
Linen
PRIOE 52o.
2
This special line of pure Linen Damask
Table linen is 66 inches wide and is
worth 75e. This week our price is
52c.
BARGAIN N0. 3.
25 Remnants
of Tweeds
At Half Prioe
This is a case of Rewnantr. of All -
Wool Tweeds, [tool 11 yards up.
Bowe are worth 11.00 and some 11.25.
We place then on sale this week at
half pnce.
J. T. ACHESON.
will allow M the WoyeM.t. Perb.ps the
Colborne tewsabip meant may pe' • bl-
law to cheek the .peedtgg .is. the herr
hoes.
110 1' N D ro 114 s Mu11a.-0a. of the lead
residents tames ler sew oat with a litter of
sixteen pip . his .eohard to eat up the
apples that tell from Um three. What was
his muerte, to see the mother lying seder
the lowest boughs et a tree and rhes two
layers of six little pigs ea top of her, while
fear Doers as top of thong helped them-
selves to the o with* ream. Tltls is
a foot sass ,wine may see this.
W • ars int se' hew they divide spoils
AUCTION $ALES -
All parties getting their salerbills printed at
tale ethos wtU asses free notice rneerrea
la this list ap is ale time of sales.
There will be sold by public auction at
Gundry'. amnion mems, Hanulton-et,Gode-
nee, on Saturday, Jaly 25, a first-class
farm, being east i of lot 11, 1..R. VV., Col-
borne township.
Ilrsngehi : holm M5Arrbnr hat gene os
trip to Scotland. Some people say "He
will set oome bank slows "-whatever Met
sows.
WE'RE IN IT
That is to say
CATTLE BROS.
have boat out the busman of
JOHN RALPH, es HAMILTON STREET,
shit+
and carry • full line of Stoves, Tin
*sod Granite wear, and are prepared
se give leaders for
Plumbing, Pitting,
gave -Troughing,
and Tinning,
and guarantee to give you s•tiaao•
tion in each and every has.
Our refrieeratorefare the beet in
the market C.11 sad an thea
or Leave your orders at John Ralph's
Old Stand, Hastilten-St
Subscribe for TIM SIGNAL. 11 a year
SIGNS OF SPRING.
The Magsat asaeruuent of
NEW HA'rs
We are offering to the publh.
Bella tarmosy with satamas
she dote ass Sprue attire, and bay
yourself • »?nils: MAT.
also new stock of ell the latest
la Oloree. Shiite. Co1Mer, Cuffs,
Neckwear. Roster' . etc„
O• R SHANE 00.13
IMPERIAL
RESTAURANT
Sr one le aware of the tact that Sprtag
with all beautler is dawning upon as. bot
everyone doom% know where to procure
something refreshing on a bot da
to the IMPERIAL-REBTAUItANT
Cont.o
i'ARLORS and try
�AT"T•EN'8 __
Perfection Is. Cress Water Ices, Ice
Cream Soda and Washing
Fountain Drinks
in any flavor desired. Everything used in
the preparation of which Is guaraatsed puke.
Pos/Uvely so substitutes.
la preparing .ad ssrvlag Mess delleaeies.
meat care La taken to have everything Giese.
cost and tidy. sad Is sot lett te isezpsrlenoed
lands. OP- --111 +`
sesta TRY OI tt PERTECTO CIGAR.
CATTLE BROS., Came and seema ear pent ser t� �
• lhetakUican manufacture and
Plumbers and Tanners.
A. R. ALUM.
- REMOVAL -
The Canadian Bank of Commerce
ON AND A)'TER
MONDAY, JULY 27TH
1
• F
the Canadian Bank of Commerce will have temporary offices in the new
BEDFORD ARMS BLOCK
which will be occupied until the ccmrletion of its new building on the corner
of Colborne-st and the Square.
R. S. WILLIAMS, Manager,
Goderich
SHOE STORE
There Is never any quertiOn u to which shoe effete seta the
pace for Oederich The particular fact is that this beams»
has never stopped growing in all the years you have known it,
and this year
THE STRIDE AEEAD I8 GREATER THAN EYE?t.'i
It is scant ooertssy to your intelligence to tell yea that you
will have to have new shoe. Nevertheless well tis it for pose
sake
The*illowing are a few o[ the bargains well oar ybe this
month :
Ladies' Buttoned BOOM, 24 to 7, worth 11.00 for 76c.
s ' 3,24,4,5 4, worth 11.25 to 11.50 for 11.
Bays' Black rapd Tao o.. "
, eines 1 ,• 11.. for ale
Tie., sittss 1 to 5, for 7bc.
Faiths' " " " " 11 to 13 for 65c.
Miss' " " 11 to 1 for 60c.
♦ lbw oho of Ladies' Shop Slippers for 60a
• Bill jiue of Wanton's Asavy loos hoots for 75e., usually sold for rl
Wo alio to Rive you vales for roar money in Basta sad
Moss. Ws do not give any prim, but will give you goods at
prima that will *.bis you to save wary by baying your anti
♦lona us.
WM. SHARMAN dr.
Bak agent far that Slater Mhos
some
BARGAINS
5 Pisces
OrliSom Dem Stuffs,
SO.. br 1st►
5 places
OINGEASEll
200 for lge. -
11 picas
.-...-_,.-sass.--sass... ......et... .
TWUD
Diet slum t►e .eau, 45 to 50 ants it
yard- 10 p e stet Wawa molar pri°ss.
The best 30 -Dent
UNION CARPETS
ever sun in 040disisi.
Colborne Bros.
1St Medal Carpd WarItilusis of the Comedy.
s
OES
attract
attention.
If they are correct in shape they
will:be more attractive than a hat.
Soet your shoes right, have them
fit, have them well made, and up-
to-date.
Our Shoes combine these
qualities, and you cannot find bet-
ter wearers or more comfortable
ones than ours.
H. B. POI LOCK,
The Low Price Shoe House.
WEINVITE4=
I4=i
()UR
TO.CALL AND EXAMINE
GASOLINE AND
COAL -OIL
STOVES
Also let us send one home for you
to try for a week
and if you are
not satisfied, to
[eel under no ob-
ligation by re-
turning.
RAWER
PAINTS
01148 BRTJSIIES
eIEIE MY STOOK 1
I think I have the best value in these linin I will give you lov quo-
talons
tlytatlons an all HARDWARE this sumo. Pries in many linos have goon
up r.osatly, but havi* bought Wore the advance, I don do the very beet bow
yes. Having as art.nve building operations this year, I have ds•
tonnined to nukedse asall profits.
R. W. MckENZI E.
tibias asevaders Obsimited Mahe
egweibe ma eassIlest Memel el Awa L til.
Craig. Messbysmha), d Haas& PsSew
ideates, wirers tie Glebe tense els le 4+n
t.etfe 2 wk." Mr. Oat was bow car
»hiss. sad the hes Ihsa Y get hie soli
WilhearIel is.' -is/ b SW 111100111
lima ..y be /Prey al*te.re ole 411s
ailsPn ulwh`.a
Musa t IleisOir »[terns_ Me. Wu -
di tut his bed in the Bur Bra die
*mgr .ad tied *me the M was. "
wni4 Men .'ink." ma tie semen*.
sa Welk restall few 15 sats Y*vfibs,
saes, ho west sit hiswise/. aA.il
.rb.ahtt h. her In • e.11anb 'ha• e
.1(sdss 4*.. Neb. OM M we ars MV
teh st M .nleeI Ohm
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