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THIS SIGNAL : OODZBIOH, ONT.. THURSDAY. AUG. 6, 1616
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Ianportant Event• In Few Words
For Busy Readers
rias nom weed'• m.woeataso raeeRa
e. -vested mad .'se Aimee 5 4p mad
£seentsa a ems. ties • s memd.es of
Owe Upper -A MW 0...'s interesse
In ianan ries• IaMrmMma'
EMS INUtiiiTk1AL WOULD.
A new air motor for street cars was
succeemfully tested In New York.
The leaden of the great London deck
strike of IIID arm organlrlait another of
greater magnitude.
OIL
A Michigan farmer committed suicide
by diving Into a threshing hine.
)liim bead was grontt
'Das Jessie Pool, aged 11, tie* daugh-
ter of a Chatham Township farmer,
lumped oft a ferry boat sod was
gn. versed.
rWL,Tlca - ilerERfAL.
In the Urittsb House of Cosmos.
the Irish Land bill has been road a
Med time.
It la understood that the Russo -
!French proposal b, blockade the Island
d Crete will be n.et by a counter -pro-
posal from Lord S..Ilabury lis grant au-
tonomy to -the talent.
IT TNI. M.o.,..0 OT .runT.
There was a very exciting raee ever
• triangular twelve -tulle course of
Oakville Saturday. between the Can-
ada. 'Lelma and Aggle. On the last leg
t1Le )acbte were. struck by a black
squall out of the *northeast. The top-
mast of the Agglc was carried away.
but the other two boats behaved ad-
• ly•The
won
ley
min-
t/WA
thirty-six time.
t.to h1T,tY-
six secondscorrected
Ttla DARK tIlfTl%k'T.
General satiate. tion Is expressed by
the !Jutish pt.':!. at the conviction of
Dr. James,'r, and his associates to the
Transvaal raid.
The Brlttsh House of Commons mJ -
opted the mullion ..f Re...retail cham-
berlain to appoint a committee t., en-
quire lute the ,Ulmit, isuanon or the
British Chartered South Africa Com-
panies.
('nlar: A'1) l Et tt%.41.s.
betimes of Lord Roberta, Greatest&kb W t ..�Pirtwl• et
the army.
Aa a result of a Cabinet Couaatl bud
re. ConstanUnopae the Turt►sb ()ev-
eroment mads a formal ciesaptaast te
the Government at Greece r,gs.'tUng
the alleged shipment of arms and am-
munition from Greece to the Island of
Crsto for the use of Lite lasuregenta
w1CLAU$ITIRD.
'I' le band touroa-ant at Hamilton
will be taken part In by a dozen good
hands.
An Melo& syndicate kas purchased
the Mikado gold saline sear fiat Port-
age for $:5,000 ani
Tbe new Russian loan of 6200.000,Mill
posted by the ftaothoblids In Parte was
subscetbed about Iii times uve-
Tlie jlriilsh Medical Aerials Ova win
meet neat year in 'footrest Lr. Rod-
dick. M.P., for that city. has been
elected president.
A piece d muskeg land in the Lake -
et -the -Woods a couple of acres in ea -
teat was busted o 1 and carried across
the lake to Rat Portage.
The row -boat which started tie
Neer York with two arniore on board
an Jane as
lamebod `he 8cillyth to IsAtlantic the
la� ndin safety.
The meeting of the International 8.►.
Sadist Labor and
e Unions Con -
R Mooed iced the report of the corn.
matters favoring the socimaixatloa of
land.
Word was received In Montreal that
the Britten Medical Asaoctetlon at *re-
treat holding its annual meeting in
Cardiff. Meg.. will snake Montreal Its
meeting place In 1697.
The imperial Privy Council reversed
with met& the decision of the Supreme
Court of t'anade to the case of the
Toronto Railway v. the Quern.under involv-
ing the sum of £56.014.W pro-
test
ted by the railway company as duty
on ra11s.
Th.. Abbott Hone Company of Sala-
mancs N.Y., claim the world's record
In a hoar race of 260 yards. including
coupling. having covered the ground
in tlertY-eVP prouttds. This claim le
disputed by the Ltve Oak Hose Com-
pany of Dunnville. Ont.. who did 900
yards iu the same time.
Martin O'Hara. a farmer lh Ii:C to
Fitr:roy. about F+'ven roll. s rrum .'tru-
prot'. Ont.. quarrelled with .is ten nm
Saturday over some grain and shot
bum. It Is feared the son cannot re-
cover.
On the recommendation of "romp
Secretary Fir Matthew White Ridley,
Dr. Jam...in and his companions have
been declared first-class misdemean-
ants. and were returned In calve to Hol-
loway from Wormwood Scrubs» prison.
TNI: DlrAI..
Mr. David T. Ware. a well-known
resident of London, Ont.. fot *tore than
pal a century. died suddenly at his
benne. aged 7-
Mr. Wm. Greenway of London West.
Oat.. who was injured In a runaway
accident two weeks ago, died from the
affects on Saturday.
• Jas. A. Allen. one of the most
• respected ettisens of Tllsonbur>:. Ont..
died on aturday afternoon, after ono
day's Illness. of "blood poisoning. aged
I6 years.
TUE riia: KartrRD.
An Ml vat of the Eagle 011 Works
at Jersey City- caught Ire and eve mien
were killed.
A hour- in• Rockwood and barns In
(inelph and Rockwood were struck by
lightning and burned.
The ('rystal Palace and many of the
principal buildings of the Montreal
Exhibition have pawn destroyed by fire.
The Park and River Railway Company
also Lost heavily.
A despair h from Ilfracombe. the well-
known b,th►ng resort on the north
coast of Devonshire, announces that
half the bu.rinews portion of that town
Was burned. The loss 1s ertlmated at
L 100.0W.
THF. Rrl.t(iIDVR WOI1LII.
Atom Eva Ttooth. Commandant of the
Sal%ation Army. is an Winnipeg.
The corner stone of tbe new Calvary
Baptist church. Brantford. was laid
on Friday.
Father Mart inetII, Prior -General of
the Augustines. has been appr.inted
suceessor to Mgr. So(oiIi as Papal del-
egate to the Roman Catholic Church in
the 1'nited States.
THREE BIG BARGAINS
BARGAIN N0. 1.
1
1000 yards This it a eased Min Remnants, from
3 to 10 yards, worth from 10c. to 12c.
is wtltak 8 0• yard.
White Cotton Th
PRIOE Bo.
BARGAIN N0. 2. ,
Bleached This special line of pure Lino Damask
Table listen is 66 inches wide •ad u
DUNLOP
Tcani,ov, Aug.
t sIt Beldam, of Windsor, was • transient
vow. r Mn teat wi k, be esti ,uug his bolo
d.y. oa his wheel.
A admit party with a wagonette 0.4 •
pleesent day at the Mack Hole along the
Maitland. The nit) mw who had charge of
it was the most euoixsetal h.barmaa with
the hook and line, cathing an immeoes
number.
Toe popular figure of M. i i Mara from
t:odench township was .mocg ns last week.
This time he returned from over the Ler
hurn boarders where he has been on some
important affairs, which so the near future
will give a new resident to 6odertch town-
.
LL.tt.+ Au.. -!dine host of the Erehanae,
misted by our blaek.mith. has harvested
ht. entire Drop of onto tor 1396. doing them
up before the first of August. both making
good speed with the cradles, rake. end
Cork , which at present leaves bores power
op the farm • little is the shade.
Table
worth 75c.
5'2c.
Linen
PRIDE 520.
This week our pries is
BARGAIN 110. 3.
25 Remnants
of Tweeds
At Half Price
Tbiais • ode of Retunaot-. of All -
Wool Tweeds, from 11 yards •p.
S me are worth $1.00 and some $1.25.
We place them on sale this week at
half price.
J. T.0,ACHESON.
L.EEBURN.
TUESDAY. Angela 4.
Thrashings during ISN week of fall wheat
by Rjebardaoo's steamer, at Joe. Cook's anti
Jas. MacJiasus'. Barrows & Stewarts
steamer threshed at Jacob Moxier's and
Joo. Cbiobolm's. The yield to the acre of
Fall wheat was good.
COMAE, nos. -The Rev. Mr. Musgrave
will preach at the preparatory services on
Friday at 11.30 • t... and not condom tb.
Communion servtow as stated last week.
This sorvioe of the Communioo wtU Ite moo
ducted by the pastor at 10,30 •.n., OR Sem
day. The Sabbath School will meet M9.30
that day.
UUNGANNON.
Nanus. -The local .geaoy is Dungannon
Lir Tea SIGNAL te et the Mike of J. G. Ward.
J P.. conveyancer. to., who will receive or-
dae for sabsoriptions. adverting and job
w.it. and 1s authorized to give receipts rot
emoucts pa.d for the sen e
Tt•r'.,ot Aug 4.
Dr. McRae has moved to hes new cthot-
above Medd's tailor shop.
Mrs. Stobie and sou, of .eaforth, are vis-
it..e .t her parents reside000.
Chas. biome. of Toronto, is visiting his
m,tber of other relatives here.
Misses Edith and Cora Robert• are hone
from a visit to friends in Toronto.
Mites Margaret Wilson returned trom •
visit to Goatees, Ind., on Saturday.
Mn. C \\'. Echlin, of Ridg•towo, for-
41erh f Dungannon, is visiting here sad
v c otty.
•
Miss Carrie McCann returned last week
from • visit to rel eaves in L olden *ad
other points.
Last week the Junior football teams of
('roue and 1)angs..non played a gave. No
goals were scored.
James A. MoM•tb, wife, and two dam/li-
ter., of :oderich, made a visit to his grand-
father, Hugh McMath, last week.
Mrs. McMullen. wife of the pastor.
laid the corner stone of the new )(nor
church at Woodstock, and Mitt. Eva
Hunter laid the enrner stone of the
Sunday Echoed building.
The Railway Men's Christian Amor
elation o1 the United States and Can-
ada will hold Its next International
convention In Montreal in September.
THE AGRH'L'LTURAL. WORLD.
Farm late.rers are wanted in por-
tins of Manitoba.
Earle) rutting has commenced
arinrnd Portage 1. Prairie.
The Asrinlhoia Rtook-growers' Men.
elation are petitioning for more mount-
ed police protection.
The potato pat.t scheme is raid to he
working very surreoefully in Ottawa.
w here forty-eight families have each
• t•iot,"1 ground.
Five head of cattle. owned by Mr.
Bowen of the Deserontn read, near
hapanee. were poisoned. Toeiity-t.m.
cattle have died from pniwon In that
nelghlsuhood wlthle a month
At the meeting of the butter surd
Cheese Association at Montreal. Mr
George Sandfl,•l i Maeda nai.t. r.•pre-
arnting the Patrons. urged Clint th.•
Government 1e *.ke.l to make an in-
quiry into the t 11.•v of t1.. Attstrn!Irui
and Argentine . im ernments In reg*M
to the export of meet an.l dairy pr..-
dueta to the Rr1Ush markets The
Patrons, he intimated. a anted 10 know
bow thews rountrles were testing ('an-
•dlaas In the Itrtllsh markets.
FOR ■ Y.v e►► N .t tt.
Subscribe for TBE SIG11AL. $1 a year
SIGNS OF SPRING.
LANES•
Mosuit. August 3
\ 1sITIN...-Jamas Kerr, oar sate.arted
teacher sad stater are vuitmg frtmoda m this
vioiatty.
Jd. Drennan. who has been seriously ill
for a long tune is memewhet better at uam of
writing.
Cowan' or CALi IPo.-,Ino Farrah has
diepow 1 of his elaial is the West He u
now going to jookey.
Key. S. M. Whaley. oar esteemed pastor,
has gone to bis home at Markham, to spend
hit venation. We bops he will be benefitted
by the rest which M o much needed.
I oc,tti Bi AelSfr ITn. -There at, ived at
the r ideate of oar popular village black-
.mitb, ('baste. Roars, oa Friday last,
another boy. In passing you can notice a
nate .nue in the tinkle of the hammer,
Andrew Nelson has gone to Toronto to be
treated for wooer in his mouth. We have
not beard . s yet how he is getting Jon&
but he loss our most sincere sympathy in F s
sore affliction, and we bops he will soon be
among us se bright as mord.
A number of oar farmers have grown fax
this year tor the toew Fins Mill at Ripley.
They have got it pulled sod are now iu.y
bearlike it to Ripley. They seem to think
it pays as well as any other product of the
farm .t prosmt-time will mess, I suppose,
that it does not.eay•
BLUEVALE.
Mortm•Y, Aug. 3.
I i Miss Bella Maxwell, of Toronto is visit-
ing at borne.
Master Clayton end Mia Eva Duff are
visiting In Ssafortb.
Mr. sod Mrs. Goo. Macdonald spent 4no-
day in Nloieewarth.
Miss Jemie.em and Mia t saspore spent
4nnds} in Fordwiob.
Mrs Macleod and family. of London, are
visitiar at Mr. Ralph's.
Mrs. R. 13 Daft spent Sunday- visiting
Meads sear Wimgb•sa.
Mrs. Rogers (wife of Rev. It. Rosen. of
Tatbotavtlte, sod formerly ot 1)aagsonoo
and two children aro visiting hero.
(t O Benson, of London, Inspector of
.vents of Birkbeck Loan ('o.,oioiallf visa•
d our villas last week. He was loud in
his praises of our neat thriving village.
CovvAlsn I%a.-We are pleased to be
•Alla to oats that through the good medical
treatment ot lk. Case, Edward Hamite,wbo
was atlt.ot.d with fever, .s gradually rem, -
arise, sad will in the near hours he re-
stored to his wasted state of health sod
activity.
Italioirc ,ip -We regret to bar" to state
Mat Mr. Ann Trimble. relict of the late
Jams Trimble, is troubled with • slight at-
tack of pleurisy. W trust sod bops that
thr. ugb 1'rrv,dmee and good medical treat-
ment the veser•ble lady will be speedily re-
stored to bar former Nate of health.
CAartso.-ln mins.gsemee of Mn. Fair-
bairn being tor some time hedlspe.od, Rev.
R. Fefrbairn sad family lett here ISN week
for about two weeks' osmpisg .t Attrill's
Point M snoopers.* Mrs. Fai bair•'s health.
We, along with their awmereus friend., are
pleased to hear that the rev. rwNeman end
faintly are fully sa tbewlvesead that
Mn F.irbatru 1. Sjrwias Ls besitiOring
enmity h.eedtsed M the Weems sad sir et
I..ke Ebtrin.
Tb. feud In Samna bete. -en the tier
Llan rewtdents on the one 0..1,1 en.l the
British and Amari ens on the other :e
tltLereaaing In bitterness.
Tile Reiner' Navy i.eague Intend ••o
organise • national celebration of the
ososory of Tref shears.. le he held
throughout the empire on October /lat.
The proposed Joint blockade .if trete
has fallen through. iirewt be tal-t de-
e1Y11ng to assist n handing 10 • •'h: h.
tion Insurgents over to the mercies of
taro Turks
S4rIeen rapes of guns, containing t!e
nn their way to Toronto. w111
detained at that port ot1 the *mot -
atm that they are intended for Cohan
faemtlmer.,& The customs authorities
mal 0o44 an investigation.
The British naval enoleo.uvres, whktb
have just rnnelud.d, hav• proved a 551 -
WOW Nstwlthatandlag the strssgtb
01 the defenatve ,gsadron. the attaok-
tag three euneeeded In reaching tie ob.
jestivir
-
iestiv. pntnt unmoLest.d.
IDN Wolauloin. russ et__ fhM �0
melte 4 not nto crews awa.m
Items Is Prue' at
NEW HATS
some
BARGAINS
We are adadaR 10 Um pabUc.
Se. i• koessny with nature as
she dem star •,eiag attire, and buy
yourself a grRIrei OAT.
Also sew stook of all the latest
In Glover. Shirts. Cotters. Casa.
Neck wear. Hosiery, etc..
Q- R SHANE 00_'S
5 pieces �p DIVE Stu,
'Oa fee Iia
5 please
SCOTCH GINGHA S
30o he lbs
11 planes
1 !dent Mem the ��D 50 elate •
yard. 90 per ornt. below voiptiar rhea
The beet 30 -Dent
1711011 CAISP*TI
war sten in O.ileleb.
Colborne Bros.
The Great Car pef Wtr. eh . use of Ms Coast y.
LOW PRIODD 81-10D STOR113
PRIZES WITH SH0ES
Mrs. Riokell, who has been suffering from
• 000teot with poison tvy, is slowly recov-
ering.
Messrs. Jas Viso and Fergusee, of Cor-
rie, passe over to the garden party Inst Fri-
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs J. .1. Mesmer sad httie
daughter, of Hamilton, are the germs of
Wm. Mr .ser.
Rev. Mr. Macaaugbtom conducted the ser
vice in the Presbyterian church lad Sab-
bath menthe, on amount of the pastor set-
feriag from lumbago.
Mr. and Mrs. Simpson and family, who
bud been visiting friends and relatives in
sad around Hluevsle for about • month, re-
turned to their home to Toronto last Fri
day.
A soot -Mid cordon party under the w-
pioa of the E. L of C. E: was held as Jaok-
•oo's lawn last Friday erasing. The lawn
was righted up with lanterns, and all orbs
of gamin were played. A good program
was tendered by members of the beams.
said all west home well pleased with the
enjoyable evening they had sport.
Dan M•odoeald sad Bert Bailey.of Moles- i
worth, were in tows last week. 1 The swallows 1a ooe of the ehiawys of
A load of our yams( pool. neat over to ! North -et oboroh keep exoellent time darter
Molwwortb lest week to the homey social. I the •iogmet.
Ore Pv.uc 80.o.s.-At the re.•st es-
awkaaYea, the aandidasa ei Doassssea
Piddle .abed obs write regsst great .relit
t, Asir teaeker. T. A. All.. David
4417th reek the highest manlier of .arks
at the satmara, 673, bans 161 dive W
member to pea Miss Treakie M.Las ear -
Fled off oke laurels by .btehisg 1018. the
highest marks obtained I the iserimtY Ise
tM P.1l.L. Him see of sou wseaMtl r
rs•tttg the modes, sod five s.a el gob,
1e A.L.
1 sveswa lar --The remakes el tie late
(arriessms wits ad K. Murray. ween
asks. fres bur lase nods..., es 1. R. 19.
nes. 8, Sursabip .f Wass W.w.ms.b, ..
T.a.My. July 9IN..04 bowed Is Dam-
pness s.mst.ry. bobs e..wt ll *Mbar bY
a kegs ..s.o.r.e el se rowt.g nassivast
Mods .ad .01 0be.. TIrs ..Mme .r-
oba es. y Res. Mr. W1.My..aslr et S1.
B.Lsa. Presbyteries dank. 4.asad
w.s im a weak 111.10 d Imola few a smear
d
.f years re .bink spa sassimW se
tks 9416. IB. ea Mr aNe.sad lis idea tslO wawa re w sequstsed Ins lass ea
.di�grlme..t.11 �1 �ialls0
saily s..r.d 1. Me how d id.►Ii..h.wli
r whish do seIssalty a I.s.war ry rises. d es she
teM
� re -
MM. The bw.mewl a 1. in wary Moa
Mse.
riotessm..SiNilsps.s 1ft. riders bass 1Mq
dame el tartsoh - for the Slater mhos
j/t M mopes
'wool/so soe eesr.rlalby is Ms ba.wewwM
ANY
TY
PLUMS HI(3HESTN I PRICES
IsiTED ay
W � THESEEDSMAN.
BURROWS.
THE
TM pass two imam of Teo Stgael have oeotaimed very good
fees ads. for pram we are giving with our Shoes. Thaak., ge-
tbmom. W.'r. ileo Doses deeper thea ever, 206 given oat suns
w lathered, end plenty meso for everyt•..ly. Let o. explain.
Whoa your purahames amewat to 1110 00 we promos you Free
with one of the Botatifol Picture. we sl showing ..r our store.
Ws we you the Pasture Free, aotrewod. if you wish wean
with • Frame 6 mole' wide and ooataisteg 11 feet
g$ end glass 18x24 for only 75c oomplete. But von
ant have to boy • Frame Irian u.. W • give you tb• Pw-
M Free : yes de as you wish about. the Frame : hat tf you
sea bay • frees as gouo as ours at $1 25 it is cheep.
.-!ow about our Prices
Here are a few of them ('otcl.are these
sad .tee of you az. equal them.
Ladies' Tweed Slipped 2 pre. for . Ms.
Ladies' Strap Slippers .... .. 75o.
ladies' Oxfords 1)oegela Kid, 2j, 3. 3}
meter $1.25, for .. 75o.
Ladies' Tea Oxfords.... .. 750. I
Woman's Heavy Boots (olid leather i 70e.
Mom' Heavy Boots. 11 t 2.. - . 66e. I
Mi
No Risk to bay hers. Every war exaotiy
1d0a limey Boots (solid leather) . 75a.
Wee (..arae Doe/rola hoed et
inner. 1.25
lee's Tae ..sed hoses 125
Bey.' Mood Bents, a^bbls top, doeble-
psgsed, 11 to 2 .. 90a
Yeetba soht leath.0 meed, 11 to 13 750.
as represented or your wady retaaded
Ripe) Sewed, Buttons Fastened, Stars put on -FREE
H_ B_ POLZOCK
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WE INVITE
OCR
1
3 Doors Irons li'eal-at
you
TO CALL AND EXAMINE
GASOLINE AND
COAL -OIL
STOVES
Also let ua send one home for you
to try for a week
and if you are
not satisfied, to
feel under no ob
ligation by re.
o eric
SHOE STORE
There Is Dever any gemlike as to which shoe store seta the
pans for Ooderich. The particular fact is that this busine.s
jous never stopped growing in all the years you have known it,
and this year
BTRIDE AHEAD I8 GREATER THAN EVER.
It is scant courtesy to your intelligence to tall you that you
will have to have new shoe.. Neverthekos we'll do it for your
sake.
The following are a few of the bargains we'll offer you this
mouth :
Ladies' Buttoned Bootie~ sizes 2i to 7, worth $1.00 for 75c.
3, 4,4,54, worth $1.25 to $2.50 for $l.
Strap "24, 3, " $1.25 ter SSD.
Stipples s .
Boys' Black end Tau Ox. Tina, ices 1 to 5, for 75c.
Youths' •• r• •• w 11 to 13 for 65c.
Misses' " 11 to 1 for 10c.
♦ few pairs at Ladies' Shop Slipper. Lor We.
A full line d Wsasus s Heavy loo. beds for 75o., usually sold for $1
We .ins to give you vas* Lor year argosy is Boos and
Mod Ws d. sot give trey prima, but will give yes goods et
prima that will enable yes be saw money by baying year ices
boas ua
WM. SHARMAN Jr.
turning.
g &RPER k L� �•
PAINTS
OILS BRITSll1S
• SEE MY STOOK
1 think I have the best value in these lists. I will give yon bw 9M
Macon on all HARDWARE this season. Prises ID many linos bare go»
up recently, but having bought bobs,* the advents% I oan do the very best Por
you. Having anticipated extensive bsildisg operstimss this year. I have d
terminad to wake big sales on small profits.
R. W. McKENZI E.
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T.skeesoNk : para David 1 of
Tasker .Nb severe* who as Ts..'
day. ss. boetst M 1rarids esmmtrl es
Tbusula
tae yttss ts& tarts Irsersoss .rttllmesl
with Mr kid b.a° acid Waft a len yeses
age hew ohm nib ria Qrsp. wins she arm
well Mows sod Ealy. -.y wgpss 1. Do-
emwai eras a shire le Thaw inial..... a
well brews s.a Iasi el W.y
Masa : C..s.ifmr rel<sao•_ h _b!�,
ever e short ./ a Oil Ws We sass'e's-•
t
mod 1 . hams arrival i. ars Mos se .1. .
Menses IN sass the les wsj.ase boors
II
Ir=la to w third slid.
1 area WbaM Jr.. started 111.
avers ebb 8 selmsl.s d ti..• whish pap
Isw.mrd te 110. Be bre over 1�
hors. d 1 .. ■J MM •1 ly