HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1897-5-6, Page 8THE SIGNAL : (IODRRIQ ON t TH t LMAY - .E.1811.7
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Just What You Want
at the Price You Want
Gloves
Hosiery
Paraaols
Dress Goods
Prints
Musiins
Ginghams
etc., etc., etc
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BLOUSE SILKS j In all the New Shades of Saffetal
worth $1.00 for 65c
A range of Blouse Silks worth 50c, for. • 25e
C O D S E T S lf f WHITE SUMMER CORSETS, best
f t s Turn-eorered $reels, worth 76e for.,, . 47e
Cash and One Price Only
SMITH 13R08. '°PO
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al 'went motet o•npaerset s !. 1.s'maga met
NEWS OF IVEE1b.e.wotdhetymyarbagIessrow
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William V ernoa Harcourt .tad
• Mr. ;mesh Chamberlain coot -fueled
fiery debate in the House et ()uranium'',
Important Events In Few Words lower the Imperial (:owernmt:nt's policy
For Busy Reatieti w------- tgwarda the Transvaal
Sir Michael -!dicks-Brack, Chancellor
of the Exchequer. presented another
vary satisfactory Budget to the Imperial
Parliament. Trade has increased 5 per
cwt- the' BatiouaI debt has been re-
duced seven and a hatf miltions, and
the mtrplus is nearly two and a hat1,odirlisos.
Tye Miss- world's t appealagu larets
Csa pUed and Put bate ■Maly ural
•saractive Shape ger tate Residers or
Oar Paper-• *ells fa..r. Lej yaaamf
t reraaraptsel aafeamauer.
1Hs LABORWblydt.D.
The strike of the `cotton opstnitivesj
at Oernwall is ended. Rhe men aceeptiag'
the company's rates. _
IVOR MEN or PLA_ metmberata,Victorian seating hence
nfiailter of British delegates foci 1�
�$ _ prevent ia-Llardou, says the extrL
�a/1tPrsai
-Postal-Cor. err w Wi itbinit sloe of the close season for seal finding,
tea arrival et NetheUnited States, w
reds -Canadian industry.
The fagot the Meyflower was formally - The tone of the principal commer•-dal
!remold vcr by the Bishop p[ . Lend ie agencies in New York-itpcaking, of
to dlr. Bayard. the recent -101iiMilltates coarse• 1►in reference to the bwautea f, of
asbassador tar Lhiftatrd. the ruffed State.-te more apurepa;tic
than_sfttbfactory. - The predominant
tone i• a thee of disaplsiintnieat. The
Commercial failures in the l'nited State,:
for the week just ended 'amounted to
287, as compared with =8 in the col-
reupoodlag week.Lse-gass.
Ottani ARD CBIKI -ALS.
Tweislt-six anarchist& is addition • to"
those ahead _sentenced. have been con-
demned to death at Bareeboa foe;.emn-
plcity in the tomb entree of Jane.
The $eptetae Court at Ottawa ne Sat-
etdaJ decided that a British .anbjeot,
resident in Canada who goes to another
e•oartry to_seoore'a divorce, remsrri••s,
and returns to Canada, M guilty of
bigamy. Chief Jeatiee Strong dissenting.
Mr. Qharles, 8churter, the late man-
ager of the Carrick Private Banking
Co.. of Mildmay, Ont-, was arrested on
charges of emtsexakement and making
false entries in his hooks. He war
taken before the pollee magistrate at
Walkerton, and admitted to bail. The
arrest wee made at the instance of the
theme -tors of the insolvent estate.'
A. It. Swaim, station and express
egcnt nt Rt. Jovite, Quebec, got up a
renentinnnl story of the ribbing of the
eaprwss ogee. Ile afterwards confess-
ed that he had taken the money bim-
sclf and hid it under the station plat-
form. - The money. 11000, was toned
-when• he had part it. Berthas hi now
in jail on charge* of theft and forgery,.
CAMCALTI 6a: ;;,�,.
Furl Norton telt off the tinct at i'ene-
tanguisbene while fishing •and was
drowned.
The steamer Roea•dsle was plitled of
1Ja1NEsa. -. _,'
The Belgian Consul in Montreal has
protested against any different ,rate of
duty being Jevied oa itritiah and BA -
Vis. -r-
sons uc1l..ow ae w DI AaL
Mr. Charter Natihaus has been appoint•
rid postmaster at $erlin-
Mr. Chords, Liberal was declared
(Meted for Luniybarg, `'.8., at the re-
main. In the bye-elee•tieli in Colchester,
M.S..for the Dominion House, Mr.
- McClure. Liberal, was elee tta1 br .lz
Majority.
TME QUEEN'S DIAMOND JQBILRit.
The Queen, on her arrival and deplR-
tnre in jabilee week, will be escorted
oy colonial troops.
The Princess of Wales has written to
'the Lad Mayor of Londou urging that
h the schemes to commemorate the
Diamond Jubilee of_Queen Victoria in
Jame the Tenants of London slates be
sat overlooked. Her Moral flighaetw
taA.cribes 100 poen& to provide a treat
for them.
RAILROAD itumnelleGe
General -Manager Hays of the Grano
Trunk was in Hamilton and denied
be statement that the shops then are
io be moved to London.
- During the recent trip of Emperor
William to Dresden the In erinl truth
lass stopped en route for tally two
bars. The engineer discovered the
gear had been tampered with, nest that
there would' have been a serious avti-
lent if it haat been passed utitfotr .!
TRIC rink RZOD•CIS. -
Joseph Poloquin, caretaker of the Stat
Brewery, Montreal, was burned to death
!a a small Are in the brewery.
Vick i' Sons' flour mills at ()Tillie.
s mills at Dunnville and the Wel-
.aur canning factor were destro •
The wholesale grocery warehouse of
IIi. P. .Bekardt & Co. Fruut street, To-
mato, was badly gutted by tire. The
has will he in the neighborhood of 17.s.-
000, 'with sufficient insurance to cover
titre name.
TRE RZLtulous w011r.D.
• Archbishop Cleary was given a tecep-
- ton at iteetvttte on his return from
the south.
A dist1tisaished French priest urges
the abolition of clerical celibacy, which
betfeves to be the chief obstacle to
tie return of the Anglican Church to
t0atholic malty.
�, The Iloehenter conference of the Wes-
). lagan Methodist Church hai found the
acv. R. C. Honer guilty of wrong net -
rag, and has expelled him from the eon-
/if/fence and the function of the ministry.
, THE BRAD.
.tames Keays, Registrar of Ras -
County, is dead.
Mr, Nelson Rutty, a yesteetrsod
sod respected resident off Airy Ont.,
h dead, Aged tRA.
LACE GURTAIN SitUI
In connection with the Largest Carpet Sale ever held in Ooderich,
and which is now going on in our Carpet Department,
We Will Offer this Week
60 prs of Lace Curtains
at Cost Price
LACE CURTAIN SALE -
10 prs Lace Curtains, 3 yds long
tared edge, reg. price 31.00 a
pr., sale price
75c
10 pre. Lace Curtains, 3i yards
long; 53 incbes bide, with
taped edits, reg.,priee $1.25,
Sale Prion r • $ 1.00
10 pairs White Curtains, extra
Jong and extra wide, regular
ritis'$1.55; Sale Price , . , .1 1.20
10 prs- White Lace Curtains, 34
yda long, 56 in. wide, beauti-
ful designs, our regular 12.00
Sale Priv , .. , .. - $ 1.60
10 prs. White Laos Curtains, 3
yds long, taped edge, full width
extra value at $2.50, Sale
Price... . , . 1 1 90
10 prs. White Curtains, 69t, in.
wide, with taped edge ; extra
Icing ; large design. Our reg.
13.00 line, this week. , . $ 2.48
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T. -ACHESON.
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1897, LAWN MOWERS
Latest Improved Make. Best quality,
and Lowest Possible Price.
READY -MIXED PAINTS
• made of Pure Lead and Oils* and Colors
7111TE_LEAD
Elephant Brand White Lead. in
the Market.t
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Col. I. A. Stoddart, Ieetntary of, the
( Massif;on, Ont., tIonew•etadSo-
kitty, died in that city, aged 66,
Admiral Sit. George W .
tltrmerly eon, maoder of the British
.forth American flet, is dead., He was
'Ib years of age.
POI. 1 TICS- POREiOW.
It is reported that the decree granting
reforms fa Cube was signed at Madrid
sled Is to take effect Immediately,
Premier Delyaunis nt Greece has re-
aftaed, at the King's request, and a
sew Cabinet ham been formed by 11.
Haiti.
it is stated to Berlin that (iermsn1.
!ranee, Rssaia and Austria have enter-
ed intoan arikaace to remota penes do
OM Orient. anti rnsintaja the states quo
h Kumla .% f ' , . in other words, it
a eonbize.,'i.xi ',al1K for its object the
rtwee king of the British poor-, of ad-
vaneement.
rrennet PitRAOBAt..
Mr. Bb 1- it eonfoeot M 111 bed to ()t-
haws with we lwtteelse.l fever. .. -
T e Qhs- f Rr•ter.' of R�pssis Is buffer-
ing from aefrt.wta prflatrelion.
Prix'*' 1'- ...rt, Meets, the aneared
gang -Met t 1M )abe of Rata-tnbbrs
sod flotba, teflon to ties with her'heis-
baok reading emit eeandal.
The favorite novelists of eseen,
cn ling 'to a writes i- he (j n.
w, are lane An,.t.n, Charlotte
Barents M». Oliphant, (ieorge lake nod
Edna i.,aB.
POLITIC'S-- I M TER I Al.
Lord
1ro,iR W aisitttggten replied
a us -
spew
spas the Belt slag See eegef1. a r��estaid,
The tasaeelld4 et the Meehoeaer-• b
_R--__vc=mcxRasTz_m_
OF THE, LOW PRICED AND UP-TO-DATE EARDWAB$ TORE
$biptnenb of Roli.li ui New York
Baronr•la[ve-come/eked Again,
Mr. Root of the, Grand Opera Horse,
Loudon. is building a theatre at Spring -
bank.
Seeding le Manitoba, except in Rad
liner valley, fr expected to be Ansi bed
this week, There is a large increase in
the-eelea=e this year.
At the meeting
of the �aatees e.f
Qneea's lialversity Chancellor Fleming
anounneed his intention of giving four
scholarships to the university.
Mr. Joseph Chamberlain testified Se -
fore the Teensyvaal Commission, mad
stated that the Colonial (Mice had so
Mtn:lath:et of the Jameson raid.
Y4ederlek Crowberger, a foortecn-yerr-
old boy .ot Haapeth, LI., died on Sat-
urday from a blow with a rater, said
to have been inflicted by his teacher,
Miss Johanna X. Scouter.
The Grand Jury at St. Thomas re-
turned no bill against Engineer Ed-
ward Dittem for maaslangbter. Dutton
was In charge of an agricultural en-
gyine, which exploded , and 'killed, Alm
Forbes.
Prof. Thompson, the British Commis-
sioner, in his report on the Behring gat
weal fishery. says that at the pestilent
late of slaughter there is no Chance of
the herd increasing. and -Without ex-
treme care it .will diminish
-The .Mupremee ('curt at Ottawa has
disenissed the appeal of the Gas Com-
pany against the wssessment of their
mains, also the appeal of Mr. Silas
Hooters to the 15700 damage suit for the
low of his ,brother Benjamin by an
maddest at one of the Public whorls.
TM 1Maib ra4 #r• Basalail!!ah patens -
so Iwo plays Is tale Qaesa.'s Birthday -one
in the afterseenon the Agricultural Park,
and the other in the evening as Vi isei.'s
claps•
Luckaow Stage
The Lneknow tae leaves Luoknew about
7 a.m. daily. reaches Ooderloh about 11.30
Leaves agate about SAS p.at„ and reaches
Lock$ow about 7 p.m. A teerpassenaere are
osrr:ed. but atter the Lith of May a sew stags
will be on the route. oep•bie of carrying aloe
ng ehoofhosspa �vd the horses only
do
'Ms beat to made all who trate! by this route
oomfeetacte.
ADAM THOMPSON
Proprietor,
CAPPLE BROS.
�T.;Y..,-
COLtlORME BROS'.
MATHES GOODS SALE
be flntiuued for Some Time Tet ! -
It has bee a great success. Big sales have been made last month. Every.
thing _in the Dress (foods line going at Cost and under. This is a genuine
CASH SALE, end no reserves. You are sure to ge'b Bargains at this Sale a,
the Goods must be sold.
CARPET
uantiand
No such stook ever seen in Gods.
equal tc, L`itybtock. Brussels, Tapestry, 3 -Ply Alf Woorich before !l 2 Ply All -W t
Unions and Hemps. Special attention is called to the new Axminster makes
—the finest ever put on the Canadian market. Carpets made and laid. Ips
want your Carpet trade, and if quality, quantity and prioe go for anything,
we ought to get -it. All Carpets carried over from last season will be solo sl
about Cost : some ends under Coat to clear out. A shipment of 1500 Ns of
New Floor Oil Cloth, 4-4, 6-4 and 8-4, direct from the manufacturers. All
New Patterns and Colorings. Chou* Goods commencing at 25c. Jape
Matting* and Twine Mattings cheaper than ever before : alao Mats and '
CbLBORNE BROS.
PB1JR J- H- OOLBORNIff.
The Great Cat pct Wareha ( ilk County.
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HOUSE OWNERS kNOWIctedspitt
tray to maintain a good selling value for property's to keep it
in good repair. Never int it run down. A delay in the
jIb use of paint may not be dangerous, but it is bad
r business policy. It is poor economy.
Nothing makes more show for the money ht
brightening up a home than judicious use of paint -
The paint habit is a good habit to have.
. You should know how easy 1t is to use
rr,. a good h faint. 1'ou should know the
,f • Y 'rig t paint to use in the ri ht lace. A
� •� w • th tt b hufr, table, cupb a iggy,
e� w�. fir, plow, house or a barn will
`_iso heworthmoremoneyifitiswell painted.
l it will look too per cent. better.
TNE'NERW/M-WILL/AIS CO. makes
verciat paint for all these -a different
ri ch parpo.e-a paint eaaalyr
owe booklet, w t" true fir'
lila dlrerence between
good sad TNl6NERW/At-WILL/ANS DANE(
paist.ittetb6artsiPatataad'- Paftppieseesdeforde•ceratt the inside
to palet. 6rnd for it, it Is free, of • home. It is for chairs.
Por booklet, address ipf at where Aa'ds'ltetscolor a dower twig tvsr int
lillaolne Street, Montreal. gloss are-'• nevired •"' ' bright varaiab
tre
TNF SHERW1N-W/LUAIM CO.
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Millinery
AT THE BIG STORE..
to Kingston..
A freshet in the Rest.gonehe r, in *he
vir-intty of Campbetton. N.B.. hgs lone
much damage. •
The 'steamer Sequin. which ran on
the rocks near }innate. has been re -
h e ard.
Earthquakes in the Leeward islands
Imre killed a nttaahlr •►l persons, and
caused great destruction to property.
Four survivors of . a boat load of 21
men front the brig Valliant arrived at
St. I'terre. They snots -Med life by rat-
ing the flesh of a dog.
Guthrie, Oklahnrgs, was floode i In
places np to the eels of the bowies by
the sadden rising of the Cottonwood
River. The number of di wued is
variously estimated at fnhn 21) to 10O.
The Govet invent relief steamer sent
app the lied Slyer to roiieve the ls•o-
pie in the Boodle] dintri•ta found :hat
one man and .his family bad lived for
two day. in their one -storey home, with
two feet of water on the &or. tp
hr use in which three to flee famjliea
wi re Living together sickness had brukee
out arm,ng the cljlldren. and on account
of there being so many month's to relit
provisions had run short.
a tang.
Dnbltn. April 30. -The historic newspa-
per The Nation, which has been nail' ed.
'Wilt to -morrow publish • warning addtraswt
is the clergy and people of Ireland against
wit tt K eI tructerhiee as a nefarious scheme
Initiated in Canada to Induce Irish emI-
granta to :wide in Manitoba. Two emigrant
.ouunitadou.•ra, It •aye, have been sent to
reside prrmaaeaUy in Dublin and Bettina.
Both of these are Cathsitt*, bac*ue4 be-
ing of that troth, they .wlfl lie !pyre Iike-
y to fecllttate the plan.
The Nation declares that Manitoba is •
hind of Siberia. and, moreover., sa ■ that
the lirntratant majority in the Province
tyrannise over the ('atholk•a, who are de-
prived of *boomand have Gni)a tow
Met Thea M oke Caps. i
Capetown. April 30. In the Cape
"seas-
nt to da Mr. 'Merriman, the anti.
Alaeidea leader, moved a rem -dation of no
eoattdenoe b Caps Ministry, which he
.0 .pprted by a vigorous attack- upon the
hoeC-fle ahlftoae eismmed DEAN, gape CO1-
nay admiaAtrwtlon toward-ibI Transvaal.
the Chamber was crowded and tiedebate
was or the meet excited character. Bot
the resolution waa Baan rerect.d by tating vete of the Speaker et the est
coe douse
It Y aenouaeed cher* that the eopamaneeir
et the British (}ape and west Africa Beet,
Rear Admiral A. R_ Itavnem. has received
}rrmisalon from the Portuguese authorities
I. land. et number of tela from the shim d
t n rI flash pari, aimedt:nn
r i ilo►. v ne w. r�
erofthe gunstiT• w'illI ki nude tomo
g to a dtrspnteh to The leap -
don Times from Cape Tryrn the British
Cape agnadron *111 remain in' irehitoe
Bay until the mWdle of June.
fantail Pasha, (hrvw. nor of the island
of Crete, hna protested again*, the de-
cision of the adwtirnls *Hewing food to
be 'supplied to tnhabiMuts in the in-
terior, •
The French language is now featly
ferhldden to tree n'scd In Ainn tw,wtr-
raine In public ape•r•hee, and seems'
meetings have been dienAlved upon *hat
account.
Lieut 71iiuf, thegrandaon of
K Asgr ., who ~emir mode 41: ling M
murk reynrelnpt the Qurea, has twee
rein fed ant oppiArted tieoteseM' of
the ria poli., .
The (iovernene•et, taking Otto nevoid -
oration the esunp kitsJlh hole Ise 'a
'vide respecting anrtinn, hits . de -
tided to treyetnnew tat n m4+unitiAn.
manures -lured a .Cana • ern_
The Berthacrrlvretprnitle elf The
ikeify Mall learn, that the powers will
niSt consent tri the 44vylrlg ef' esti
4i1r ut+•►n chime*, weer that AusgrKr epa.
t'is•rtntany�ar* tr�ttg,te tnttferi Me Fail*
to modify Its dSninnila-
A telw•gram rew'ire'd st "Asay
Mot a gretal bottle 'hna
Veh'1fine between s fern* of
Anon anA (let Rihatenr:l's ; q11•
steepen* Mates ha • t1t! aha tirtas
reeked filth whorreper ism
work bass hero oa ate asaaraa
save. rsaaet at 1RfaePra-
Wali Paper
Before you bun your,
Hoose cls; Iisd see our
sleet of ? . .
-Latest Tints -
Latest Ahad",
Zsteet Destine.
_-moble fot 'Libraries, Halls,
Park* Dining-Rpoms, Kitchens,
etc., with Borders and Ceilings to
match, from 5c up.
All new. This -season's goods
only. - All goods ;masked in plain
else.•
GEO. WATSON
v ,rtW*►1*.
Mentasseet
.as, Ma Martrat.
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It's beginning to look once more like a
large contract to make inroads into
our Millinery. business. Competitors
come and go and come again with the
hope that the trade can be divided
more equally. We guard the people's
interests as well as our own with a
zealous care, and never befo!e have we
turned -out the same amount of ordered
work this time of year. This satisfac-
tory state of things may be largely at- •
• tnbuted to Direct Importations, saving
onr customers the middleman's profit.
The Largest Stock to choose from, The
Largest Belling Space in Western Can.
ada. Excelsior Styles, Moderate Prices
and one of the cleverest Milliners
in or out/bide any city. There is not s
shadow of doubt that you can get the
best treatment in every way at
Plumbers f
$team -Fitters
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t ,-.._.:.... Tinsmiths
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HAMILTO rIST
God.exi.
WALL
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Ire bale only • aid NO torr'
stock of Wall Popes lofts tslul r
we are going not of Shia *a stn
wish to clear the blames 00 hi
the end of this tuatara, ireP alit
gate money by boyhas of el fir•
All grades from Se ap.
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TUFAYL
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J. P. Baa =--y �.
AGENT FOR -THE MA38EY•HARRIS
Wl -rano .. Basaa.waL.:.MCWO"'°
Cultivators, Rakes, Disk Har-
rows, Diamond Marro w',e,
Ploughs, Scufflers, Carriages,
Buggies, Wagons, Parts.
Also, Agent for Bradley's
Fertilizer.
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A TStli lAsiet Repfi I for thrlibove Machines. acid
au
Welts stand—
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STURDY BROS.
FINE GROCERIES
Vessel Supplies a Specialty.
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VAIRILT erocUa_-THE 841/4011RDY BROS..
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