The Signal, 1896-8-20, Page 88
TUE PICT' 1 GOT)ERI OH e ONT.. TH t 1 RSDAY. AUG. 20, 1896
ere Straight City Prices P
N - r F'AZZ 3 -
GREAT PUR• ASE OF
P
DR
AND S
Over 100 different Shaele•e mod Di
Your cltol.r thiv month for 65c. a )
IDS AND
DE
10 pieces of a!1 -wool
BOX
New Black and Navy .torte
)GES AND
ACK SIL : ' • •
Fan Goods Sale still in pro _ ess.
1:Z_ a1V22T'
ANDREWS, Mani, ger
ail.
SSS_
SILKS
• • • •
orth from A5c. to $1 00 per yard.
L ; TK
Worth $1.00, for 65c.
MINED TWO.
GATES.
War Against the Toll -Take;:$
in York GOunty.
most arvvoaa. sat eintreteely vssnsae ons.
.atlas rules were obeyed. is the Mt.m
of 1J86 Ds. Nadas readied the north
roast of ?rens Jo.efland and bent a otos*
bones Inwhich he lived the whole winter.
ed at aii.*ahads Jaesettand during the follow -
Ing spring.
Stockholm. Aug. le. --A dspatet from
Christiana to The Caserland says Oat
prof. Mobs, who 18 now at Verde,. states
that the scientific eace•e..r,ofDr. Nan-
sen'e obser.+tlooa are mag mO
Sever-
al unknown Maude were discovered sea
their posltloaa determlaed. Dr. Neilsen.
■Klan 1• Ibe 1areadlark. Torewle Fire the dtcyatch adds, will Ways Verdes o.
Brigade railed •.t Is linear 1M
!lame. flew Ls.aer. .td./N ■ 'tart''
melagct+l r.lk.. s..4 Their .tr1on M
• Yeseased by seise (Peelle.
Toronto, Aug. 17.
The tnllgate on Yonne- street, just
beyond the city 'Mitts, and what Is
mown eon the check gate at Veer Park,
were set on tire by parties unknown
st 3.30 o'clock on Nunl.,y morning -
Policeman Crowley of No. 5 Precinct
saw the flames issuing front No. 1 toll.
tate. and summoned the bre br k� oak
who eiriinguished the blase. The
gate. however, was burned to tits
around.
High Constable Jones was notified of
the occurrence, but so far Were is no
due to the identity of the firebug. At
about 3 o'clock Pollcemn Crowley saw
a man come from the direction of lbw
gates and turn along W ieka.m-aveo•e.
but It Is not known who he was.
The places were set un fire through
holes being male near the bottom.
and the Ignition of coal .11. which bad
been poured through the apertures.
?lo. 1 tollgate was burned down be-
fore about tour years ago.
TO CLEAR T11E11 OPT OF nSEX.
IR arming w Been Chen Mai Ube Be-
seatslag Tw• 6atr. w 111 he need.
Windsor. Ont.. Aug 16. -Another
tollgate outrage M rep..rted from Essex
county. Some men went to the gate
at Ouellette. Corners and partly tore
It down. but left after notifylag Mrs.
Smith, the tollke+•1.•r, that next week
they would return and burn this gate
and the gate at grand Marais. the o017
gates left standing at present. The
gates destro)ed during the recent riots
are not rebuilt.
Monday.
Mow. Oat tato Om; Lake.
Bowrnanvilte, Ont.. Ang. Ig. -This I
afternoon Mr. A. Peate and Miss Darch
went out on the lake In a small skiff.
Shortly afterwards a heavy wind
sprang up. and they were noticed out-
side the harbor. drifting outward. As
they did not return shortly after an-
other boat went out to assist ttem,
but could get no trace of them. Fears
are entertained for their ash, as a
heavy son is rolling.
TURBE' BIG BARGAINS
CAIN NO. 1.
1000 Yards
White Cotton
PRIOK 80.
This is a Daae of MW Remnants, from
3 to 10 yards, worth from 10a. to 12c.
This week 8 0. a yard.
BARGAIN N0. 2.
Bleached
Table
Linen
PRIDE 52o.
zero !treat Old Reda.
London. Aug. 14.-14 Hung Chang
vimaterl Mr. Wadatome yeiterday at
Haw arden Castle. and the two carried
on quite a long conversation througn
Mir'medium of an Interpreter.
1.4 Hang Chang and Mr. Gladstone
were later phuiogr'aphed together. Ar-
te' leaving Hawarden Castle Li Hang
Chang proeeeded to Barrow.
Got as sleeerlle Atari.
Waterloo. Atiq. 12. -And .140 another
very severe .Motrfe thunderstorm broke
over this district last evening abs.t 11
•'eket. 14g 4afng street .ad totally
burned the b*)aa,, wsgo� shed tad pig pens
betimebetimes( to Mr. Vatr.tM5- r)tterksia,
Moot of the etttle were eared co:optima
roar setv+a murk were Darned. Less
wterloo gsmooth by Lowasamne rim ra Mtlaaa1. u tate Mirth
COMING AND GOING.
Arch Dickson, of Skin, was • town last
w eel.
Miss Cameron is no • business trip to'1'o-
ronto.
R i11 Stoddart has returned horse from
Chicano.
I)r. %Vilmot., of Locdou, was in Goderich,
the week.
R. M. I)icksoo, of Detroit, was in town
$50,000 DAMAGE. Isar 'kw k
Wise Base at Mirk ale .tlI 4.1. on Oat- W K. Brown, of_Buff.lo, was in town on
ardor by • sudden I-I'mdb.v.l. 1 Thund.v.
Mims Flossie Reynold., of Detroit, is visit-
ing in town.
Thus. Hogan, of Woodetook, was in town
the past maw k.
Them Jackson, of Clinton, was in town
tbu day week.
David Woos u visiting at the old home,
St. Patrick -et.
John Itobertaoo,'of Detroit, was in Gode-
rich'.. urd•y.
Miss F. R•ekltsas, of Detroit, arrived in
tows S•tussay.
Mrs. Sl.slren000. of Chutes, is vatting
friends in town.
Ik• Chums. of
visiting is town
Miss Mary Macara has returned from •
visit to )lalumors.
Miss May M•loomeaa u viutiss is Haw -
Mos gad vWsity.
Miss May Mc(%resth and Miss Iowa/ are
visages in Clinics.
Mr. anti Mira R J. ?Taff, of Clistem,wsre
is tows Saturday.
Con P. Smith, 4 Belisle, wee is Gods.
rich as Thursday.
Geary, Macdonald, 4 7Fisd.or. visited
Goderich lest wink.
W. J. Lyon.. of Lsckmw, was is the os.
tows ilia past weak.
Wm. Maodna.ld, of Wisdor, visited
Oderish les/ wash.
Miss Styles, of Chicago, ie visiting at tits
old home is Asbflsld.
Percy M.bomsus. barrister, 4 Lackmw,
was ss tows this week.
Miss Flsr.sea McIntosh bap returned
from a visit to Casisisba.
Miss Aside Campbell, 4 Seaf.rtb, y
spendtar • weak b tow
Miss harts Kerr, el Bresssls, is wattle*
.t Mr. iichoas-a W.sa.d.
Mre. W. D. Shenmsn hes bow ase swiwe
indisposed the east weak.
Roy. Jas. H•miltes pramebsd t• Kash
chars\ on Sunday Seoniss.
Bea Clark, 4 The Kinwr.iim Rew4w.
took is the B.R.B. Il. wart..
Mrs. B. Coons, 4 Leaden, was t\. swot
4 Miss Davt.t a past walk.
4r. tad Mrs. J. %Volker, et Pasulla, vi-
ited (Apiarist' lass Thursday.
Mies A. °rebate and Miss M•Dmald. el
hoorahs, aro y1e:.1mg Is team.
Miss lbws Mer Sss. 4 Tarsals. mesal
her .M brae Ibs pate weak.
Mrs. fDr.1 J. R filo-see sed .bit/ era
wmsssslau m Maskehes wilds.
Mm Noire ossa resermd home tram Deer
villa. rasa improved is Wailb
Mr. sad Mel H. J. Crawlert. d RigIsy.
IMO is ().dirt& lass fI•mmsay.
Mr. end Mrs, fl IL-Jarkeem et Ripley.
wore is O.datish fl.BhrkJ bon.
Ari. Wain. d %Oda, N.Y., ant hes Elsie area kw IhB BMMr Shea
seek, Asa& W.. sttlllu .$ b Ost■Mh 14►
2
This special line of pure Linen Damask
Table linen is 66 inches wide and is
worth 75c. This week our price is
53c.
BARGAIN N0. 3.
25 Remnants
of Tweeds
At Half Prioe
•
Thiais a cane of Remnaetr, of All -
Wool Tweeds, front 1 } yards tip.
S we are worth $1.00 and some $1.25.
We place them on sole this week at
half pros.
J. T. ACHESON.
d•v lest, having how called ►•se ea aasaaat
ot Ila. death of the tarsier's moths,.
Mrs. (Capt-) Sathsrlamd returned bow se
Saturday, per the solar. Carload.
Mies `atelia Holmes, of Detroit, is voids,
kw aunt. Mrs, R. W. MoKssie.
Mr. and Mrs. Claw sad child, of Galt,
are spending • few weeks ae tows
Mies Daltos. of
Chicago, is vhMlag rola-
woo 1n Kaag•ondgs sad Vrotnity.
Mr. Newton. of Norwich, omitted is
Norsh-at ohsrok as lisaday evetrit&
Mies M. Skelton is •ttwdias the Fall
term at the Normal School, Taman
far • team" het a severe atmok of the old
••soy prevented him leaving.
Wm. Haddon, of Buffalo. arrived in town
es Tuesday, to attend the foaersl of the
loos lira Haddon, hie grssdraother.
W. D. Cox. of Loatmgntoo, u davit,. •
few bsidaye is town, the pest of his
fattw-*s-law. 4: Downing, St. Patrick -at
Mrs M. J sad else•er Gonad Hays, of
Walkerton, who ars viaiti.g es licdersob,
are the attests of lwpesto Gat•on. Ba) flejd
Rand.
Rev. H. Wigle, wits sod obtidow, of
Cat.nsn. Mas.. are tb. Nueva of their rala-
1've+. Mr. sou Mts. Geo. G-., Britannia
Mr. and Mn Isaac C.ssidav, ei Lesion. Rom!.
are visiting mauves at the old bones Chao A. sad Rev. Allam Remager, B.A.,
i•c esvoral were the peat tow days
cesium Moet 4 the
P. Mt.'s t Id home, Port
trip woe poled.
Misses Rth•I Aeh.eon, Flo E. Ball. )ld
lis C.spbal and Clara Shasmas were the
d Ma Mimes Howell et Undid.
ai k Sat.rdal .ad Suodsy.
J. Joseph Tighe took in the ()image ez•
*union to Sarnia last week. alio was not
well during the rest •1 the week, hermit to
la� .d on Saturday.
B arrie. Ont.. Ang. im.- Not .Ince the flood
of June 3. 1'e.0, have the tulle• of 11.1,4e
witueaeed su••b a sterni as tl.Ite4 here Sat
urdsy Until 1 ...lock the lay seemed per -
bet. large rxeursious be ug bruugat la by
stamen Enterprise sod Islay. Abemit L30
tluudeniuuds gathered from the south and
the wind became eery neree. (ration dews
many Targe tura, alio the roof of Auder
ton's Brewery. About 4 o'clock the rale
beetle to tali In is -rents, washing oat the
roadway along l'erlotreet. The worst flow
was down .aapper.ou".trert, which was alae
badiy damage.. by the a.wd of 1.O. Thai
(torrent monied et the FI..• Points, and nn
Moog Iruulopstreet At rt o'c •:k s stream
tally a toot deep was rummies along the
parrmcut oo the south side of D4nlop.
street. The cellar of Cashman & Perry's
stunt, ak.ng toe north mile. wee filled with
water. and -vow the store to the depth of
several 10. bee. Shortly atter d Out rale
reseed, leaving the marks of Its work on
nearly e.rry street of the tows.
It is bard to be leve that yesterday's
stets emild close such serious loes to the
Grand Trent Railway. The yards •t Alias -
dale are Is a state of turmoil. tracks belay
ripped up. ears thrown on end and nose
bulldiug., completely de.t rayed.
Resident. "ay lied the +toren continued
bait an boor longer the 1: T.R. etatton sad
restaurant would have been washed away,
the track In man places being_ washed
away. reusing mock deity to tread TN
trate 'raving Totts at 1.13 for k.., meld
sat no further north than I...troy, the par
sewn bel brought from then to Berrie
b boat /41se &image to the town sad
Maud Trabt will be at least 00.000.
•
Geo. B. Toys, of Toronto,
days in Goderich during the past week.
Miss Carne Seidl of Galt, is visiti.g
veer iprs.dmotbss, Mrs. Sestet, Yaat-s1.
tars. J. B.rr11 eat shod, of
l ggten. wars visiting is towndiTe-taeSk.
Maw.. Sh.ason and Garrow returned
last week from as extensive wheeling tour.
John Moffatt, of Kincardine, was oaths
on his many .Id freed. in Goderich on Fri-
day.
Mr. and lin. H. Grenfell, and family, et C. E. L. U.
the Forest City, are visiting friend" i•
town -
The following are the topics for the alit"
Hayden Williams, of S.•fertb, was vitt- fervid young people's societies which moot
fog et tae family residence dorm, the poet during seat weak :
Knox Charoh I.P.S.C.E., Tuesday even-
ing at 6 o'clock. Topic ter August
25th, "Th. Duty amid joy of church mem-
bership. ' by I Sorge Andrew..
North -.t Methodist church E L 4 C.B..
Friday ovon.ng at 8 o'clock. Topic for
Aon. 21. " Doty of .very day. Are we do
Mg it ! ' by Miss M. G. Robst•ea, 4
Sarnia. '
Vict ria•.t Methodist ebur h SL
Friday *vamp at 8 o'clock. Topic for Arg
21, "God's call. What are our nepotism r
Mir. Sadie Hillier.
All are cordially invited to attend the•e
westines witloh aro held is the ,haesm.hta,
.oa.m•hoing daring the summer tm.ath. at
8 o'clock. Visiting members ot ether ss -
Moths e.peoi•lly winsome.
some
BARGAINS
week.
Geo. Acheloos returned from his visit to
New York State and other pointe East last
week.
Mr. sad Mrs. McGarv, of (Clinton, were
visiting relatives to the county town last
week.
Andy Y*ens blut, of Berlin, was op* of His
•xouretontsta that came up from that oity on
Friday.
blue Welts. Bayfield road, left oo Sun-
day, per the strainer Cambria, on • visit to
Detroit.
Miss Whyard, .t Dungannon, sou, left Gode.
rich Monday to attend the Normal Soho',
Toronto.
M..Crotte,andehildren,of New York,are
MR. BLAKE 45 LEADER.
London,
was this weak
~Ins •t this rstdanao of G. N. Davis,
N
•146g11I-,4. tate Nb11. Csays4sh sal
Thee le the emir a5a.e•.
Montreal. Aug. 14. -{Special.) -It looks
as it the Canadian delegates to the
Isiah pacific conftr.noe, to be hdd so
moon In Dublin. have about me up
their minds that tie only rolutlon of
aye veied question will be found In
tut choice of the Hon. Edward Blake
rim leader and consolidator of the dlt-
t srent Irish factions now represented
fa the Parliament at Westminster. A.
Medina Itbh-Camadian tote your core
=Ient to -dye that the t at
ran so bitter between tlaa an.
. enitea.tne Mceartj.yttes and the other
.teflon_ Into which the Home Rule
wilywere td
dlvmd an too make It
sionolstety necessary to collect a leader
••teide of the ranks mf the Irlshmea
groper and that Edward Sisk. was
.ie roan Inc the position The atm*
gentie•ataa le.aleo uthority toe the
statement that St• Mr. tmttgsn
t .rehblehee Went inti Miter leading
4 mean dslegsTos were meet anxious
ghat toed-
ooshlp r of the Blake amoo a Pa flame tars
/arts.
5
Orsponne Dues Staffs.
3oa ter 15c
5 phew
8OOTTOI GIN4HA1111d
10o for 18e.
11 Booms
?WIRD
1su'oot from the
mill. 45 to 50 lents a
yard. 30 peir cent below regular prices.
The beat 30 -Deist
UNION QARPIFTB •
ever seen in (Werke.
Colborne Bros.
The Great Carpel Warehouse of the eutiffty.
LOW PRIDED 8IHOE STORE
PRIZES WITH SHOES
ertk-.t SIGNS
lets, Haigh Morrison. of LoOksow, was
the peso of Mn. Geory Pnoe Friday of
last week.
The Misses Laird. of New Hamburgb,
wens the gseste of the Mimes W ilkinson,the
peat weak.
Miss Fla mo. Williams, of Drilli•, is
speeding the vso•tion at the family red -
deuce, Market-st.
Hogk Miller, 4 Berlin, wbo had bosh
holid•yiss .t the Fmk How, r.tur.ed
home os Saturday.
Willie Gallagher. of The Galt Reporter.
formerly of Godench, ipso. • few dole in
town the past week.
.r. maser•'. Srb•.B. ameresses.
Vadat. Nerves, Aug. 11. -Dr. Mamas,
sofas• rotors tram the Ankle fogless was
eels
eligmes mil no
Zirielltrtarerov they ~Istwit Ilse@
OfbrilicWOG toes
Me tot
risleit..i moats d5 Pao won
aniline. The hl.d swam ems
Mn. Alexander and children, of Ohio,
•'s videiog the lady. parents,
Mrs J. H it disarm
Mn. Meyer, widow of the l.•. Colot••
Ferdinand Meyer. of Sel•daa, Mo. is the
guest 4 Captain Gibson.
Rev. I. R. Wallwin, wife and family ars
Lb* guest• of Mn. Watiwtn a mother, Mrs.
W et. Moiwan. W •tot loo -.t.
Mrs. G. G. and Miss Fannie Gibson. 4
tit. Louis, Mo., ars vatting of the residers'
of Capfats Gibson, Hot fad Road.
Mies Elsie L.w.on, of seraiterd. wbo ear'
the got of Mies Rvelys Craipie tM past
montb, Oft tor her bowie ea Friday
George Porter is still 'err 111. Th. gen.
times fasshded iesviss tows on Merday I
OF SPRING.
The.leaaat.ssortmont of
NEW HATS
We are ollwttatt to tato public.
B. is hammy with nature as
Ms dam bar Spline attire, sod by
yourself • strs1ll• . •T.
Ales aro stook of all the latest
1. Gloves, Skirt*. Cotters. Oulu.
lgeskwear. Hs.l•ry. ata.
0 R SHANE 00•18
The past two issues el The Sigma have oo.t.ined vary good
fres ods. for prises w. are airily' with tier Shoe& Thanks, see -
demos. We're tato prize deeper then ever, 206 r•.» ort MOO*
WS atoned....d plenty more for se. 'Tivoli.Let us esplata
When your peepholes a.nonnr t • $1.1.00 e tre.•nt y..s Froe
alit use of toe tle.uutul P.o'.u.e, r• are oh •w.at •' ••ear .core.
We give you the Piet are Fe; Mtr aned, of you wish a• wa
supply you with • Frame 6 Whigs wide sad oostainisg 11 fees
of madding sad glue 181911st esly 75o e•mplets. Bat Iron
do Dot have he bay s Friss ire. as. We give you tee Pin-
ar+ Few : yea de se you wish about the Frame ; but H yak
ma bay a fr..• as goon se ears at $1 26 it is cheap.
ab' _o tat o u r _P ries
•
Here are a few of Wheal, ('owglars /Am
and see if you can equal Mem.
Ladies' Tweed Slippers 2 pew for . 26..
Ladies' Strap Stippess 75e.
Ladies' afford. Deogola Kid. 24,334, 81 25, tor 750.
regu
Ladies' Tan Oxfords.......d ..... 75..
Women's Heavy}' Boots(.olileather) 70o.
Miss..' Heavy Boom. 11 to 2. 66o.1
No Risk to buy hers. Every whir 'meetly
Mon'. Heavy lima (solid lo.tb•r) . 15s.
Mon'. Gess.e. i).aieela Mese or LS
Moe T I.0.d 14-...
Bey.' hood R••••• r.r bole tog, dew4i5
peer••d. 11 to 2 (Ma
Youths' 5414 le.ther 1•004, 11 le 13751
as represented er your mosey reismded
Rips Bowed, Buttons F.st•n•d, Stars put on --FRU
H. B_ P 0 T_J IA ACK
3 Doors from lI sal -al
WE INVITE
THE
Goderich 1
SHOE STORE
you
TO CALL AND EXAMINE
OUR
GASOLINE AND
COAL -OIL
STOVES
Also let os "end one home for you
to try for a week
and if you me
not satisfied, to
feel under no ob-
ligation by re-
turning
There is never any question as to which shoe "tore sets the
pace for Goderich The particular fact is that this business
Lea never stopped growing in all the years you have known it,
and this year
BTRIDK AHKAD 18 GREATZR TH LU sVKR.
It is scant courtesy to your intelligeow to tell you that you
will have to have new shoes. Nevertheless well do it for your
sake.
The following ars a few of the bargains we'll offer you this
month :
Ladies' Buttoned Boots, nines 2i to 7, worth $1.00 for 75c.
IS " 3. ,4,5 , worth $1.25 to $2.50 for 11.
" Strap Slippxe 'e 3}, 1, 3e, " $1.25 for Aho.
Boys' Black and Tan Oz. The, vim 1 to 5, for 15c
Youths' " " " " l 1 -to 13 ter 65o.
Mims.' " " 11 b 1 for $Oc.
A few pairs of Ladies' Shop $liplmw ter 60a
A tall H.• el Woman's Heavy free bode for 75a, ema11p meld ler $1
W rim to iiv yen value ter your money is Bomb mad
itlowa W.do not give say prises, bet will give yea yells M
Owe that will enable ]Ira to save ree.sy by ylag your obese
tem OIL
WM. 8HARMAN Jr.
11422E3 & LEE.
THE WESTERN 'AIR,
LONDON. BKPT. 10th to 19th, 1896.
CANADA'S FAVORITE LIVE
mySTOCK EXHIBITION, OId.,t Fair.+, aaaAa-Eeteeliee•�ed ta,....�00.6 M'*~
awl Int
0011
sx►bNlitlaBekles he it b04 as the .o.'ss$qmrs.m4►,.g lto Mew ivery rare p.... Wwe�d r.••�'d l.. ambles P550. enSIPE
mprevaeseri to Attendee/al ` ea •aktMaew Th. metre 4 OsMTIaB 'IM
beet Now ha0dtal)M to skew la. serhat sight and will wall repay • visit to the ha.
P11111 BILL'S WILD TBS? ad 1111011 HIPPODBOI:
• adds. M eetwele sal • .(Bap st s) ion's: the ars .55 Pair star sotto' Is Astoria*
iKE HAttM W ALI'$ R0OS= ACROBATS -1S is samba r.
Omit ter hies flat mad make your entries.
GAPT. A. W. PORTE President. THOS. A. BROWNE. tu.r++(/r
RpwtwsM : MusD. Mamma* Uwe&
,W., retmra l home on R.eard•y merwipg
i"•s. deer e*ehiag some three wlenab wwiiitk
fret sea sad dswgiMwe Ila Norah Dolmen
Mss. Mimosa had. ,fey plmmet .lea.. sad
..pets ail the hamw Ha.lrw .bass she
sleek r shim gwm4y ar base well eel Moly
�: Dr. Jobs Rwq, d Osi>ses. New
fest, seers hese w thiserday M eetamt�
fa. Maids el M. treslset.
Jelmak. 1fti Rue it 0ewrbM .
W. Wo rim bur b i es* maw
apMow krM west is Is a p mor -
i" 4Ins bear aid Woks llw slash
Lest asmsrday aftorm.•• • 5s. Loofa Uv
lye, L E, Ahdsssu•, wheeled • alb
le de
raismts aB i Wes segaab swat •
plat
B• was paw y a Meew•s'e
Ng mala, and suis a wbesl (sera MM
lot a Althto- d eon• silaN dt"'r
lows plookuill Oh r inwl10l epr►�
less* nems4She mows tit tido womb b wlih ger
OoksmfM 1111* far the sewers M
tea M .had IMO sed wt/4
ism up. ve r B tomitr•
w1tiM so