The Signal, 1897-8-26, Page 88 THQtt11DAT, Aug. 26, 18H.
THE SIGNAL : CODERICH , ONTARIO.
HE.NEW STORE
We have enlarged our premises considerably to meet the re-
quirements of our constantly increasing trade. In our stock
• this semen you will find all the newest and latest designs for
the Fall at prices that have never been equalled.
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF CLOTHING!
In this Department we have taken great care to have the
Latest Styles and Best Makes.
- In far-out goods are made by Custom Tailors and in styles
and finish quite equal to regular made-to-order. The Prices
are bound to be the lowest.
We buy for Cash and sell for Cash and One Price only.
How is this?
Nice Tweed Pants, 75c., 90c. and $1.00 per pair.
Tweed Suits, regular $7.50, costs you $6.25.
A Full Range of Men's Tweed Suits.
Men's Black Worsted Suits. .
Boys' Two.piece Suits.
Boys' Three-piece Suits. - -_
Overcoats, Pants, Vest$, Etc., Etc.
Department
A -Fell• Range of Fancy Wrappassktsa...T--„---u
A nice line.of Tartan Flannellettes, only 8c.
Twill Flannellettes, Pink, Red, Blue, fast colors.
COTTONS, TICKINGS, LINENS, SHIRTING., ETC.
BLANKETS, COMFORTERS, QUILTS.
Compare our Prices.
Dress Goods
Silks
Almost an Entire New Stock
We did not carry any over. from 'last Fall.
All the new things in Fancy Dress Goodsand New Shades in
Plain Goods.
A Range of Beautiful Fancy Armours Cloths, -42 inches wide,
only 25 cents a yard.
5IALL WARES
DRESS TRIMMINGS in Fancy Braid Setts, Tubular Braids'
Russian, Fancy Tubular Braids and Colored Jets,
RIBBONS. LACES, VEILING,
_ Gt.
at our well-known Low Prices.
Cents'
Furnishings
We have added a Complete New Stock of
NYiSTO?It O?AY
Important Events In Few Words
For Busy Readers
Ms Gamy Wavle% Uaggewlage easditiy
ewn•d ata arcs fuss malady awl
Asaa.sive iisA tea 11. 1aa•eue er
Our Hope -A asitia asu►'e udieumma
se resevaNed Infiermalleea
THi LLD.
�emafor Robitailte L dead -
Deputy Registrar William Parker died
at Cayuga•
Mr. E. N. King, G.T.R. freight agent
at Loudon. dropped dead on the street.
YOL1THCa—CAMAU1AYl.
At a largely -attended meetiug of lum-
bermen. held in the Toronto Beard of
Trade building, a mottoes was passed fa-
vouring retaliatory measurer in response
to the clauses of the Diygtey tariff affect-
ing the lumber industry.
POLITICS -Iles' SIAL.
The firm stand taken by the Marquis
of !Salisbury Qh refusing to allow Turkey
to retain Thesaaly until the ()reek in-
demdity is paid is emharrasaing the pow-
ers. They are anxious, on tbe one hand,
ter a settlement of the question, and, ou
the other. they do nee relish the Were
of yteldlug to the dictation of Gest
Britain.
TBI WORLD OF sCIINCX.
The prospect of settling the great en-
gineering dispute in England appears to
be as remote as ever.
A special convocation of Toronto Uni-
versity was held yesterday at which the
degree of LL.D. was conferred ou Lord
Lister, Lord Kelvin Sir John Evaes
and Mr. A. 8. Hardy, Premier of On-
tario.
THi LABOR WORLD.
The operators of the Pittsburg dis-
trict coal mines have decided to obtain
Pinkerton detectives to protect their
nou-union workmen. and a serious eta -
het is regarded aa inevitable.
On Saturday tbe striking miners of
Plum Creek, l'a., attempted to march,
but. were prevented by the sheriff's de-
puties, and several of the miners were
£treated.
FOR HEN OF WAR,
volume ref toe. Stocks arm promo
ars adteoctn`, in spite of occasional seta
back. 'I7tere is an increasing denied for
Emory, attd the outlook Lt 1&
advanced Wheat bas add ouuis�-s
d
corn steadily In price, and Indications
point to a still further advance. Price.
all round show an upward teatme:tr. In
dry goods. clothing, boots and shoes, eta.
the demand is late. The commercial
failures In tbe United Stater toe the
week ended yesterday show 221, as com-
pared with 214 lest year, and 250 one
year sego.
PUU J.T gat $ONAL.
Dr. Mama has hem appolatsd Medi-
cal Health Officer In Brantford.
The Duke of York was installed as a
Knight of St. Patrick at a Chapter held
at Dublin Castle
The son of the late Sir Jahn Millais.
the former president of the Royal Aca-
&my, will shortly publbab the life of' Na
father.
Mr. W. Hale of Hamilton, whose
skull was fractured, spice injured and
sM;uhier dislocated in a bicycle acci-
dent a couple of months ago, 1s recover -
lug:
Mwho won high praise for
brinacing .B. Calliope out of Samoa
harbor during a hurricane in 18819,
has resigned on account of IU -health.
Schlatter, who is kltown as the divine
healer. -has married Mrs Margaret Per-
ris, wkiow of the builder of the Chi -
(sago wheel. Her relatives were much
opi.'•ed to the match.
The Bishop of Huron. Rev.
Cavell and Hon. Edward Blake were
passengers on the steamship Namidlan.
which arrived at Quebec from Liverpool
on Saturday.
Mr. G. C.Cunningham has reelarned
the management of the Montreal Street
Railway to take charge 01 the Birminit-
ham Tramway Company. and Mr. F. re
Wanklyn of Toronto will emceed him.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier has sailed from
Londonderry for Canada. He visited
Galway in order to learn the views of
the people there with reference to the
Canadian steamship line and to judge
of its suitability as a port of call.
rroasAI;lRs.
Conductor Edkins fell out of a bag-
gage car near Gooderhem Station auil1
was probably fatally injured.
Mry. George Hudson and tour children
were burned to death in a fire that Se-
.truyed the fancily residence at --Rapid
City- -
Mra, mer -Harrison of Lambeth was
Emperor William will attend the Au- thrown out of a carriage at Londe n ♦ud
atrian military manoeuvres, and win sustained a fractured skull. Her in -
spend three days in September in Totia. juries are likely to prove fatal
F.m_peror William has proposed a new The bodies of Ike three boys. -Ernest
plan of concerted acti(iu ou the-ptet of Hayem Chenee$aker and John °tilde
the Continental powers against Auer -who were drowned at, Parry Sound last
Cs ease Tuesday, base. oat beea..asoovasrte.--..r+
let, -eve isana BWish tr o -pit John Arnold lett--a
as Instantly killeatl
e been massed on the Afghan trop- his companion. the 14-year•ild son of
tier 01 .India, and the super saim of Mem. Fred Fitamartin, probably fatally
the rising is assured. injured while driving over a railway
TUX 4ORICULTVRAI..WORLD. grousing neer Napanee, their rig being
etruek by a train..
The body of Fred Slater. tbe young
man who disappeared after seoonmeny-
4Egt -Mels MItehetl to elevelatid, LVW1
found near A.thabnla, Ohio. Ile was
drowned. The remalus have been for-
warded
orwankel to Galt for burial.
Foix chiMren were- drowned in• Tbtern-
to hay Sunday afternoon. They had
pushed the smell ferry at Me Nanree:'s
cut out fast the eb ore, and weer playing
0o it. when the scow npaet, throwing
the -m Into the water. There were 22
ehillren involved in the aec4dent, hut
the other* WPM oith.r caved by the by-
standers or atrnrgled to the shone.
A taige quantity of dynamite and
riant powder, stored at Beeeise' nese
quarry, near Port Colborne, exploded.
doing conekiernble damage. ortnn-
ttely it occurred at an earls boor. and
no one was hart. Mr. Foster's gime
Metros* was levelled to the ernnnd. Mr.
"teeter' limekiln were boldly damegeed
and his horns harmed. Rnikting, in smr-
mnnding towns shook as if they were
Shout to fall, and touch grass was bro-
ken.
CNCLA%*IFIED.
Four thousand Ontario farm laborers
arrived at Winnipeg to work in the
hi erthwaat-harseal.lithla.
Harvesting has commenced G a ma-
jority sof districts in Manitoba. Thee
weather is good and a big crop of ex-
cellent wheat is assured.
Mr. Robert Meigheu, President of the
Lake of tbe Woods Milling Company,
estimates the wheat yield of Manitoba
at 22,114110,YW -bushels.
YOLIT/late-YOKBION. - .. -
Gederal Aamrraga, the new Spanish
Premier. has decided to codvoke the Cor-
te*
ortee- is November. - --
' he French GuTe;nmeut is making
overtures to the United States for a
reciprocity treaty under the terns of the
Dingley Tariff Act.
The Spanish Queen Regent has con-
firmed the Premierah-p •of Geek n
War. • who is alto Minister of War. The
Cabinet will not be modified.
Secretary Sherman has replied to Ja-
pan's 'nor regarding title annexation of
Hawaii. Mr:' ..8 erman malntatns the
right of the United States to annex the
island. but he guarantees that the rights
of Japan will be safeguarded. The tone
of the reply 1. very friendly.
WITH Rt1OALT11t8.
Queen Wilhelmina of holland flatly
refuses to marry Prince Bernard of
Saxe -Weimar, whom her mother select-
ed as the young Queen's husband.
The crowd of sight -seen at Marienbad
so press about the Prince of Wades
whenever be appears on the street as
to cause his Royal Highness extreme an-
noyance.
Great preparations are being made in
St. Petersburg for the visit of ['resident
Favre. which, it is said, will cause muds
greater enthusiasm than the visit of Em-
peror William. -
TM the
Duke.m• s,��te 01
to create the of ort r ce of
Ireland. and to make that title a per-
manent
ermanent one for the eldest son of the
Prince of Wales.
Tete permission accorded to Prince
Francis of Trek to join the Anglo-Egyp-
tian expedition up the Nile is accepted
as proof tbnt be is restored to the favor
of his influential relatives.
The Queen, accompanied by Princess
Beatrice, will proeeea to Balmoral this
watt. where she will take up her pro-
ject of providing pensions for widows
who are seventy-five years of age and
upwards.
CRIMi AMD CE1MJAALa.
Cyrus A. Hull was committed at
Hamilton for extradition to Chicago.
Six Artueaiians accused of being An-
archists have been arrested at Constan-
tinople.
Burglars made an unsuccessful at-
tentpt to blow open the safe 19, the post-
Tbe • acoroner's ridge.
ury in the Orr minder
MAO at Galt. Ont., found a verdict of
willful murder recalled James Allison,
the hired boy. The jirry stood twelve
for and three against the verdict
Michael Angiolillothe assamin of
Senor Canvas del Cositlillo, was execut-
ed in prison at Man'Bebaatian. He show-
ed no sign of tear, and refused tbe
ministrations or the priests.
The Mexienn authorities have disCov-
eted an Italian Anarchist who has just
arrived with the intention of assnaminat-
lntg President Riaz. He is being (deeply
watched by the ppooLee, and e"ili be sr-
rretel ob the first demonstration he
trinkets.
'rap court-martial of two ,aiiors ' f c,
}
ilritlah bnftic hip Royal Sovereign ala
ve4gav) the ffii•t that the Penmen ser.
guilty of groan insubordination and strik
Ing their ortieen. One of them was ,,en-
tenced to a years penal 'servitude. and
the other to twenty -foot lashes and
three months' Imprisoomettt.
HL$1MGM.
At Port Dalhousie a bonds of =66o1
to the Toronto Rubber Shoe Cumya.ny
was carried on a popular votes.
The British Board of Trade report
shows a conaiderable falling off in the
n umber of bankruptcies last year.
The Ottawa city bakers bare raised
the peke of bread one mat a tont, .o
that the four -pound loaf now coats 11
seats.
It is reported to New York that the
boldness of the Steinway Piano Oom-
�nr Nov► York, has been mid to Aa
nglish eradicate foe six millers dollars.
At tbe Tornnto Pehoe Orion on Sat -
soda: the charge of tread preferred
spaiut the those Thomann m ,wan fro hers ie
eemsertion with the John Bevin teats
Vail disniesed mo -far as Macara. Boyer
Ind W. A. Thompson were a terdela.L
lams a.iat rrMls b bersodsaisei
la the case ofire. T. C. elooispolia.
1211(ISM t to frpois . bmiarr da
w at brut t • Mr 111Mwr b the
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MEN'S FELT HATS AND CAPS.
Nice Tweed Caps as low u 10c. each.
Men's Black Fedoras, regular 21.00, for 69 cents.
" Black Fur Felt Stiff Hats, extra valve at $1.50, for $1.
MILLINERY
-and
MANTLES.
This Department in future will be located Upstairs in
front of the Store, where, with plenty of light and space,
will show
ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS
of Millinery and Mantles at the Lowest Prices.
MANTLES
Do you want a choiee Garment t
A Full Line to hand this week.
•
the
we
We are now prepared to show you anything in General
Dry (foods. Our prices are bound to
be the Lowest.
We buy for Cash, sell for Cash and One
Price only.
Wettest*
SMITH BROS: & CO.
4 a.rk•r... .
Seventeen additional letter boxes will
be erected in Hamilton.
It has been decided to allow hotels In
Guelph to eel liquor till 11 oieloek at
night. ,
There wits a white frost in Winni-
peg one night last week, but no damage
was done to the crops.
Montreal City Council has voted $15)0
towards the expenses of the reception
of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, who has sailed
for Canada.
There is great excitement in Conatan•
t;nople, and a general feeling prevails
that the bomb outrages will be repeated.
On last-•-Tharaday a dozen homeless
carriages, impelled by electricity, were
t --ora►
giving great satledaction.
The tardiness of the Promotion and Sax-
ony Governments in affording relief to
the sufferers from the floods is causing
great dissatisfaction.
The King of Siam says the United
States eanoot be sewn pr opejrly in less
than nix months, and be hopes to visit
that country in 1866.
The convention of the Canadian Asso-
elation of Stationary Engineers was
brought to a close at Brockville on Fri-
day. It wag decided to meet next year
at Hamilton.
Canada's offer of emrrying the mall,.
one round trip a month. between Daw-
seen City and Dyea, wee formally ac-
cepted by the United States Acting
Postmaster -General.
Mr. Gomm Johnston, the Dominion
Government statistician, has compiled
figures which show the rapid rate at
which the great lakes are Is.c depleted
0f lhlh. Thea rte icatell • ley Canada.
and the United eta L seventy thou -
gond tons.
Mr. Bittern, 0f the Department of the
Interior. Ise decided to inspe t tbe pod -
tion of affair,' on the P,d5e enact in
e dnection with the great rash wit=ch
la being made to the Yukon. He will
accompany Major Walsh and party as
tar as Tagisb, and are them well start -
an their way to the Interior.
HELLO !
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
'rite HINT
cr&itou ilani Coal
ix ?Ht MARXIST
at $5.75 per ton, Cash.
An dealw.lgbsd the ltarkss Seam,
bete you pt SOs i1.. ter a ern.
WM. LSSI,
Orden YtipF0s♦1?a *fid be. :Mu
COLBORNE BROS.
BARGAINS
IN THE FOLLOWING LINES :
Colored Dress Goods
Shirt Waists
Prints
—LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES
ATMANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
121c for 10c, 12c for 9c, and 10c for tic.
Carpets , e in t in Largest, Beet and Cheapest std
in town n Brpasels,AxmiIIM rs,Ta
tries, 3 -ply All -wools, 2 -ply A11 -wools,
Unions and Hemps Twine and Japanese Matting.. Oil Cloths is
three qualtiee direct from the mill in 4-4, 5-4, 6-4, and 8-4 widths.
.-_, _ The balance of our stock at Rock-Botton Prism
COLIZIORINTE mos.
P33R J. 8. oct.r...soms.ATIe.
The Great Carpel Warehouse of the Ooslnty
WINDOW CLASS.
R. W. McKBNZIE ` baa Discal In stook the Isen..t
importation of W I srD O W
QLD yes asnt►sd as Woes which oanaot bs leashed any
_ _-__team lb set ills pMeb M seine 7wr custom.
Maltases fuse - , •
ELAN T BRAND WHITE LEAD.
Acknowledged the best.
All Hardware Building Supplies !way down TII- t=oe.
R --*.nvccitslisizfE
OF THE CHEAP HARDWARE STORM,
PREPARiNCfOR FALL
AT MUNRO'S
Canadian and Imported Scotch and English Yarns No better assort-
ment or value in town.
Ladies' and Children's Summer -Weight Underclothing, Long and Short
Sleeves.
Our 40 Dent Corset, said to be the beat valve at the price.
Large Stock of all kinds of Braids and Velvet Ribbons
Full Lines in Small Wares.
INSPECTION KINDLY SOLICITED.
A. 1MIIINRO, Draper.
Special
Jubilee Bargains!
Refrigerators
Large atm. 1110. a snap
DirStOVeS
BLUE FLAME all sixes.
Gasoline Stoves
1. 2, 3. 1 Burners.
Tamdem Stoves
Lawn Mowers
Daisy Churns
Nos. 1 3. 4
s
4.ARPER & LEE.
Portland
CEMENT
We have just received a lot
of Belgium and English
Brands which is fresh and
good.
GLAZES
Slagle and Doable Bu-
sman in all the ekes.
Bought when the Mar-
• ket was the Lowest.
The old fatuous Brand,
SO*ERVILLS'e ..i -
ht y pare, nabob every
Painter will bail rota is
the beat en tee Market
♦ nil zetas at ll'resises' sat iatiQ
Iles' ialdwalle Always on Sea.
Voss few .s seed Ideas all. retatr.-
"DAV & 00.
S.Ilver
Plating
PRICE LIST.
Spoons per doz
Knives $1,50
Forks. - "
Table Cruet, each
75c
............ 750
Pickle " " ...........» 50c
Butter Knife " .. 15o
Candle Sticks " 42o
Sad Irons 15c
Scissors, per pair -used 150
We can Plate anything
in Brass, Iron, Copper,
or Steel. Call and see
samples of our work.
lll(DBBSON BICYCLE CO.
Limited, Oobsnoh.
Summer Goods
... at Cost 1
AT W ORAELL'8.
NOW 18 THE TIME TO OI3T
REFRIGATORS
GASOLINE and
OIL STOVES
WHOLESALE PRICES cit WOBSSI L
We have a bread new stook of
Granite Preserving
Kettles and Pots
whirl I ma eslliag very AAeap•
and see thaw.
IV O R El
Te PaselMN scene rat Ir ester Pa&