The Signal, 1897-9-2, Page 8a Tateethe, Sept. y, 1SJT.
THE CHEAPI
STORE.
We are bound to keep up our.reputation as THE CHEAP STORE.
THE STORE where gond reliable Goods . are retailed
at the Lowest Possible Prices.
THE STORE which takes advantage of the great pos-
sibilities of BUYING FOR CASII and
thereby gives GREAT BARGAINS to
the buying Public.
Small Profits, Quick Sales, Is Our Motto,
CLOTHINO 1 CLOTHING 1
Have you seen our Clothing
MEN'S SUITS and OVERCOATS, BOYS SUITS, Etc. •
Complete Stock, Prices Lowest: •
r4
800 PAIRS HOSIERY 800
A JOB LOT.
Now is your chance to get yowl Fall and Winter Hose at prices
that are bound to clear them out in a few weeks.
HEAVY ALL WOOL RIBBED HOSE POR LADIES OR BOYS, REGU-
LAR 35,. FOtt 193.
HEAVY ALL WOOL WORSTED RIBBED HOSE, REGULAR 66:. TO
85o. FOR 42o.
MEN'S BLACK WOOL SOX ONLY 160. PAIS.
DRESS coons
Fancy Shot Colors, Double Width Tweed Dress Goods, regular
25c. for 19c.
All Wool French Opera Flannels, Nice Fancy Patten°, regular
50c for 2.5c.
New Fancy Armoure Cloths, regular 50c. for 25c.
Heavy Tweed Dress Goods, new designs, double width, woetL
iamt
68c; •fvr 3ietr -- , .- �ld..weec-:-....-. +..,_ I_
-THE SIGNAL: CODERICII &XTA" 'O. •
the yield sad thr.►t.g it outside the bare
was adopted by several of oaf farmers.
Ms. Trde•vea, from near D..gs..ea. 4
she new t'a'ker in No 6 eeboeL The tens-
er te.elesr, Mies li•Oom .l,r.sut.ed in Jeer
sad is sow married.
OoaavxjoN.-tan klLadey, at 10:30 41.W.
The Bev. Mr. Mol.•,, of Blyth, wW
preach et Oho preparatory eerie' on Friday
at 11 r.R. The new byma•1 will be used
on Seeder.
Paa•caaD Hans -The Rev. Dr. A. Mel-
drum, of Si. Peal, Mina., preached here es
Sends', from Aden. 25-20. Be "poke of as
ardent faith sad earnest deem to esquire
the way and never to he afraid of the eye
of laughter and rldioule, as • weak-kneed
member of the obuuob would do it more
harm than an out-and-out uobelievet, sod
gave an [Holders of • eh veer old ohild pot
In the captain's charge on his trip down by
boat, how it interested all who watch-
ed it, but night Dame, Hs play ceased
and deep overcame it; end as It slept tt
reached its destination. The captain ear-
ned It to the gangway e.nd the stout erne
of it• father osoeived 9 and bore it to the
shore and the bot• went on, so was our
course, we mill like the child, wake up
from our last 'lumber. Beton suylee he
spoke of being here fourteen ye•n ago in
the pastorate of Rev. J. A. TutabuU, now
of Torouto. IH reply to our query if he
had any of the county people in his present
chsrge,bennnarked he hed,one of them being
an elder who was legular at both 8uaday
serving and at -the weekly prayer weeping,
coming • distance of seven miles each way,
he being over sixty years of age. Before
and atter eervios the rev. gentleman spoke
with many of the oongregstaon.
BAYFIELD "BLQWS."
Tt'1GsDAY, ATM/. 31.
The apple Drop a a oomplete failure ,
other fruit good.
A carryall of hoodlums paid Bayfield a'
visit on Monday P.m.
Ata large sale of household goods our
Reeve acted &. auotioneer.
Dr. Woods reoeived • oordial so.sptieo en
41N return a_to•e brief science-
Campers
cience-Clampers eking the Take. like the Arab.,
have folded their tents and gone to pesters"
new.
Fishermen are not doing • great deal.
The seseon has not been • favosgabie one for
them.
ri�,, touriate and all the eemeef,g(rla
"i1"` eitaaow the 011"
An open air musical L again to be held
by some Clrntonttee, and the penitentiary
march is to be repeated.
Farmer w thio neighborhood are getting
as they thresh out their wheat very large
return., thirty-five bel.. pia •ore L a emu -
mon estimate.
The Boys Brigade were Damped here
for some time. Before breaking up were
waited upon by a number of young gentle-
men resident here who muoh enjoyed them.
selves.
The Rev. Mr. Parks, of Clinton, had •
case before • beach ot Magistrates on Mon•
deg evening. Masse. Johnston and Proud -
toot, of Goderiob. were in attendance as
limbs of the law.
STAPLES
All Wool FACTOKY FLANNELS 26o. BIWtets.Comfortege, QaUt.•
A Bargun•Lot of New Tweed" worth 40 to 50d, for 26e.
MILLINERY and
MANTLES
A New and Complete Stook of the Latess Desige. ba JACKETS. Bee oat
range before you purchase.
Oar Stock 9 now Complete in All Linea Bargains In Every Department.
soon and get • canoe.
!CA./3I1 AND ONE PRICE ONLY -
Visit
SMITH BROS. & CO.
McLEAN'S �e
NEWS OF THE DISTRICT.
From our own Corrcepondentii
there 1. I.forrn.l,ea Her That ('suet be
read Anywhere Else-few.ef lee
Ceuty Specially Reported
for The eIg.e1.
DUNGANNON
Toar;DAy, Aognet 61.
NOTICE -G. A. NEWTON, 1:F.NTIST,
1� Lucknow, visite Daiwa/mos on Is
arm 3rd RHIDAY of *soh month : hours from
s to 6. Painter extreotag: special rare to
Ailing and oreserving natural teeth, °Moe-
N1CXT m/Zi)1Y$ TAILOR tiHOY. t,,.
V.RY ILL -We re et to have to state
that John Curran o
w dope%bear aeon o la recovery.
Mr. R. Medd the popular deputy reeve
of West Weymouth was on Monday last
visiting hs sons John. V.S., and James,
e lothter and tailor. He report. Rood orope
aid big pelts of Fall wheat in his locality.
New Mu icat,Orrice.-D1. T. E. Case''
S i. offioe is completed and beteg furnished,
le • credit to the oontrsotor G. Begley, and
also to the doctor. It adds greatly to the
appearanoe of his bet'ssitul premiss, as
oleo to the village.
Aooresevul. --Wit take pleasure in ex-
tending congratulations to M.esn. 8. J. A.
Boyd, I'rinofp.l Belfast school, H. A. Ryes,
of Nile, .1. H. Tigers and W. J. Kilpetriok,
Ashfield, who have been suooesful at the
recent examtnattons in obteiningaertafioates
. In form IV. and also G. H. W byard, of
Dungannon, is paasing form III, who de-
serves great credit ae he is only about 17 or
18 years of age.
Charly Dornan, jr., mathematical teanber
`the CJIlegi•te at Mora, lett hereon Mon-
day, after having 'peat his bohdeys, to
resume work on Wednesday, Rept. 1et.
• He feels quite jubilant me the manes of
these who wrote for forms V., IV. and 11I
Item the Collegiate at Elora. Every ens
who wrote poised. Charles is as many
• ether Dungannon boys, a great eredit
M Dungannon and this so/ion of ooantel
< A UNIQve 14VINT --One day last week •
Nit, the year old, belonging to our general
amiehy, Mr. Wm. Thompson was misled,
• mind on searching for it be was found upstairs
le an old house on the farm which Mr.
Tbemson has leased from John Johnson, It
brims lot 15, ere. 5, West Wawanosh.
When Ant dl.eorered It had In head through
an old window frame. How the anim•i as-
cended the stein which has • landing with
a toy narrow throe is • mystery. A was,
however, when dissevered takes down with-
out any inj.ry.
Herat TaimsntNo RmsIILT..-- We have
beea, we proem', oredlbl Wormed that
es Woodsy of lase week James Agar with
his .tug of seeietaM skreehed DO the
pitltrabss.4 Hebert Henry 266 bushels of
red'Clawa.a whe.1 hi nee boar anti forty -
lye nMftsyr 2 3 7 bushels in Dee minute,
mad eh Taed&y, en the premie.. of John
Melee, Went Wse•ash, they threshed
la roe day 1000 beeheta of wheat. 100 rye.
and 100 nets, in all 1200 bushels. We
weld like to beer freen any who have dime
.. r well la the sine elms.
Amit et Noreen -Mr. (i. Heise has
►oMYed &beet SO aeon at land
te, mimeo. k .1. Omerfed
fe.t, ONlryh, phwgr'
itetwof
iA a1lsere1M-'
•
able propery, it being in and contiguous to
our thriving and prosperous vilhge. 01
oouree he is longingly looking for the not-
able electric railway. -James Agar has
purohased from Mr. Wm. Fowler the north
hall of the east half of lot 18, ooh. 5, West
W•wanosb. Mr. Ag&z.ss now owner of an
ezoellent 150 Cores of lord. We wish
Mempre. Horne and Agar good saucer..
COMING AND GOINti.-Mrs. B.. J. Craw-
ford, left here on Wedaeeday of last week
on • visiting tour to relatives in Sbortsville,
New Mexioo. She will be a0o0mpanied o
her return by her mother, Mrs. Clara. Wil -
mos, who has been vuielng'there for some
tins. -Mr. and Mrs. Neilson, of Cleveland,
U.S., ere visiting relatives ben and other
points in Ontario. Mrs. Neilson it • sister
of Meagre. Walter Stewart, proprietor of
the plaining f•otory, Luoknow; Andrew and
Robert of West Wawanoeh. Mr. John
Lovett and .barer Miss Catherine, of the
township o7 Hallett, Sundayed with Mr.
and Mrs. MoNally.-Mr. Albert S. Cook
sad -either Bahl.; nes sac stilielnit OT Tei
late John Cook, tithe in former years wen
Clerk of the Division Court, 'Ashfield and
West Wwanoeb, are visiting relatives and
renewing former aoquintanoes bare and in
vioinity. They have been for some time an
C•llforoja and arrived here on Thursday of
lest wok. -MIs Lura Brydgee who has
been :speedier holidays with her grand-
mother, Mrs. T. Pentland, left for her home
at Goderioh on Tusdey,
DUNLOP
TIIrsDAY, Aug. 30. •
MIs Frances Quaid visited for several
days in Goderioh last week.
Mn. Whitley, of Lnokuow, with her two
grandohildren from Luokuow, were the
guests of Mr.. Tho.. Tiohborne for several
days last weak.
The Manitoba method of drawing gram
to the thresher was tried here with good
.nooses by the laird of Lwdown farm
Thursday of last weak, four teams drawing
thirty loads in three hours under the fore-
manship of Joha H. Barker. Four men In
the field p:tohed'two for each teem. Mr.
Hackett was bite able bees, throwing off
the load to the thresher, John Oke, our
popular staoker made a sang fouhdaeion of
pea straw for the fall wheat Straw 10 bop
off.
Tharsdav of last week we received Ud-
ine" ofthe u..tte ri Mn. Peter MacDoug-
all, sr., of Portal.' Hill in • few weeks ot
her 90th year. Sixty-five of them were
ship with her lare
husband, beingt in s among riab ththe earliest pioneers
and 'ostlers. The deceased we had the
pleasure of seeing in oar transient visits j
tenet Hills, and rennet teet her courteon
and genial Aoottish welcome and our many
ohate over the pioneer days of the township
and the guaUons of the day, ea .he was. •
Reformer and took quite •a interest in the
progress .f Oanada. A huge oonoo0res of
relatives and neighbore wen present at her
interment In the M•itlaod cemetery where,
she was lowered to her last reettint plata by
her grandsons as pall bearers. Rev. Mr.
Cohan, pastor of the ratbani Preebytrf.a
oheroh oondeeting the femme' northern
her last wishexpressed e homewishesth
es was
hot seed tied .h* wee cermet to the pave hi
• Iliht waren.
L RIBURN.
Temper, Anglin 29.
Mies May Kdte., of Whither. Is visiting
old friend. hers.
Thrashing last week was the that tart.
week; Riehardse.'s 'trainer,(r near Port
Albw§ rad Barnes .ed Amway Tb.
148104110- 41.11* .i1thriermiss she ends tarots
, � , �.0 .. • vArrl �; , l illi, In 7.
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WHITECHURCH•
TUESDAY, Auo. 31st.
WIDDIVC BICLLi.-A pleasant event 40 -
marred at the home of Mr. Thomas Wilson,
&beam Grove t''•rm, Cameo, on Tnesiy
last, August 24th, the 000a.iou being the
marriage of hu second daughter, Mary D.,
to James W. Soott, M. D., of Sanilan Centro,
hdliobigao. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Andrew Meonab, B.A., pastor
of Whtteohuroh Presbyterian Church, in
the preeenoe of • large nam'.r of gueeta
A very pretty bower et evergreens had been
prepared on the lawn, immediately in front
of the restdenoe ; also the walk from the
bone to the bower was decorated on both
sides with evergreens, while floral deoo-
rations wen in evidence everywhere. A
floral horse -oboe was suspended from the
dome of the evergreen home, and under
this, at 5 o'clock the reverened gentleman
took his place, followed by the groom. The
bride approached the improvised altar
leaning upoo the arm of her father as the
wedding march was played, the guests
witnessing the oeremouy from the balcony
in front of the house. The bride was nosily
attired in a cream silk ooetnme, with lam
and pearl trimmings, and carried • bouquet
of whlt5 rote'. Immediately steer -
ceremony the oompany eat down to a sump.
Lions repast at tablas plead upon the laws.
The evening was spent in the enjoyment of
mu.fo, various games and .Dols! conver-
sation. The many friend. 0t both bride
and groom wish the young 000ple every joy
and happiness in their journey thrnugh We.
A notable feature of the wedding wine the
large number ot handsome and ootly t'i'er
of esteem in which the bride was held in
the community. Dr. and Mn. Brett left
for eastern points, in anticipation of an en.
joyabls wedding tour, previous to taking up
their residence in S•nilan Centre. Michigan.
The Times extends Its meet hearty eon-
gratulation. to the newly married maple.
CARLbW.
SATED HIS BOY.
A PLAIN STATEMENT PROM MR,
ROJBT. MoLE.iD, OF O.*14.
ale IdTI'La SON was teiteLFINDOINWIMIN
AND DOpttR'e TRLTMIINT DIA apt no
000D-D1L vrn.l.i*Y5' PINK PILI/ wua
Given AND aareor*D A ru0E0111111 QUILL
Moen the bialt &Porter.
Mr. Kebt. MuLeod is • gentleman well
known m the town of Galt and throughout
the district. 1e conversation with • mem
bar el the Reporter *1.1 recently, he the
seated to make public the fent' eenoeruing
the 1llas.e and restoration to health of his
lime boy. Hei said :-
' Yes, 1 believe that had it not bora for
Dr. W Wiese' Pink Pilla my little boy would
not have been living to -day. Willie, who
as ten years of age, was taken with an ilia
Drys that developed into paralysis of the
left side. He had the beet medical aid
within my reach, bet nothing seemed to
benefit him. He got so' bad that a pia
could be rnut into trig lett hand to the bone
without his feeling it to the least. if be at-
tempted to walk he oould ably get over the
ground by dragging kis left toot behind him;
he had no power as es whatever. One night
1 was feeling pretty blue about him. I felt
that he was going to be an invalid all lig
life, and 1 viewed things in their wont
light. On this particular night I put on
my bat with the intention of going out to
take a quiet walk, but just ail I gut to the
door I tow lying on a step a pamphlet. I
picked it up lt.tleasly, and saw it was an
advertising book ot the Dr. N'ilham.'
Medicine Co. I only read • few words when
the oonviotion seized me that here was
something that might possibly benefit my
boy. 1 at onoe went down to Mr. Fernh'■
drug store and purchased a hoz of the pills.
By the time he had taken two oozes the
oolor had Dome back into his hand and arm,
and by the time he had taken half a dozen
boxes he was cured, and now he is baiter
than he ever was before in his life, l'ijr
hearty anti strong teeny boy in the town.
Yes. sir, I believe D. Wtlltsan• Pink PtIL
are • wonderful mediates."
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BUOKS AND PERIOOICAIIS.
HAtt'rn's BAZAR. -That leant" in give if
-inaaticlgoan rondos, lt•1
2Pisit- Th*t t j6Tt Sr. id obar-
aoter, and that environment gre•tely affect,
it; in a word, that, Wattle certain limit", it
msy be cultivated -Is the subject of an ar-
ticle dy Katharine de Freest in HARPta,h
134r.AR of Aoeu.t 61 at. The same number
will ,mutate • paper on Jewess Textile.,
..penial grocsde" end mopes. wrttlen by
Eliza n.hrab Seidmon, the well -knower
traveller. and the author of " Jinriklsh•
Dare." .Is " The Opt -door Women " Mica
A. K. Brainerd will discuss golf, with special
reference to •'driving," in which slur eon -
aiders women bicyclists, meotiooieg certain
perils and mistakes into whish the wheel -
woman eerily falls.
Clinton : John Chetohill and family
leave shortly for Pilot Mound, Manitoba,
having purchased a farm there from Geo.
A. Stewart, who takes Mr. Churchill's
house in town as part of the consideration.
Conitann : Robt. Coates returned last
week y Idaho, after spending • tea days
With friends hen. His brother George ac-
companied him to assist him in the sheep
business, .t which he was engaged for six
year..
Porter's Hill: One day reoentiy Wm.
Blair fell from a straw stook, • distance of
fifteen feet, and waa pinked up unconscious,
but fortunately- no bones were broken, and
no serious injuries received other than •
bad shaking up.
STOVES;!
COLBOENETBR6
BARCA!N$.
IN. THE r OLLo ri 1NT V Jli 1ES
Colored Dress Goods
• -LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICEY
Shirt Waists- .
AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
Prints
12}c for 10c, 12c for 9c. and 10c for tic,
CarpetsThe Largest, Best anti'ieapest Snort
D in town in $rusttels,Axminsten,T5
tries, 3 -ply All -wools, 2 -ply All-woelni
Unique and Hemps. Twine and Japanese Mattings. Oil Cloths in
these qualties direct f2om the mill in 4-4, 5-4, 0-4, and 8-4 widths.
, The balance of our stock at Rock -$Qt cea. _.._ -...
NEW FALL MANTLES NEXT WEEK
DIRE(T FROM THE MANUFACTURER.
CCIZZ3OZZINT= CROS_
PER J. H- oOLBORJSTE.
The breat Cat pet Warehoi ,e ot th, County
WJNDQWCLAa1.
>yr placed In stook 10. t
imporadoo of W I N D O W
GL LS8 yet reoeived at prime which cannot be touched any
where. To get kis pri..fafitl.cnre your custom..
He keep. the
1 _ B ail'. the •✓t`t111'.w"�!apa}:w.
1EPAU Hardware Building Supplies away down in Price.
R.
R. W. MCKENZIE
OF THE CHEAP HARDWARE STORE.
PREPARING FOR FALL
. AT )UNRO'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 Sheet
Sleeves. •
Our 30 cent Corset, said to be the best value at. the price. •
Large Stock of all kinds of Braidit and Velvet Ribbons.
11/411 Lines in Small Wares. _..
INSPECTION KINDLY SOLICITED.
A. MUNRO. Draper.
Special
Jubilee Bargains!
Refrigerators
8lra.410.
Oil Stoves
BLITZ FLAME, all sizer.
Gasoline $Wvee
1.2,3.allisMINIMh-
1;smdera Stover
r
STOVES �-"in Bake'
8TOVES
STOWS
rm.} ptoVes
ALL
The Paiams
oxsccsad ��s,
Pranged
FRIDAY, Ang. 27.
Colborne Connell met in the township"
ball •11 the member being present. The
minutes of the previous meeting were read
and adopted. The following amounts were
ordered to be mud ' Szossi., pieties rot -
en' lit, 236 60; Joseph MoCaun, (reveille,
e9 00; James Sande, gravelingg,, 184.00;
John Sands, gravelling, 226 124; Wm,Petee.
i Ing, 22 60; Alex. Shield., read work,
13.00; Frask b1oI►tyn, repartee/ advert,
$2.00; W. Milligan, gravel, $5.90; George
ftradford, repairing road m•ehhio, 25.50
repairing 'Draper, 23.00; Robe. Faliford,
obi for road machine, 40e.; Edward Shaw,
lispectiag, 12 00; Jobe Barks, gravelling,
130.00, repairing culvert, $3.60: Jobs R.
Kennedy, outting weeds, 75e. Jams Tay-
lor moved, mended by Noise John., that
• oouoty me of 2 mills, • lewoahlp me of
2 mills, and • special me of Ij milts ea the
dollar, also siAtoi.it sits M raise the
necessary amount of geesey for the dtfreet
wheel sections, he imposed. Clamed. A
resolution was psmed by thh . illel that
all job. not completed ea or helmet the tact
day of October be 'sm'iled. Adjwanted to
meet the 2nd day of Ootobar at 11 e'eiook
r. a. F. W. MoDo,Aet, Tp. (mak.
SLUEVAUI•
Tnothar, Aerie, 31.
All the small boye sad girls el till ,inose
,ire earthed threading dax.
Harry M•lCn*, .4 Bremen, "peat Sun-
day at els meat'" Mies A. Wynn's.
Mi+, J. 1da.Demald, of Latham', sad
Mra Fred. hithOreelk11111. .4 Brua..la, err
vYNtlag their .esh.rfeRr, 3110. Gardiner.
(listen : Mr. Sterni boo a pleat tree i•
his garde., wbinh m'aser's 4 fees la air.
ehm)ereesoe, and 3Q feet aore,e, sad has
been la Roaring ter 30 thew ee.tlaosady.
It le very newel fee . Wee to Nada ads
hof Is is jest m maeonal is is is Wen
that will Heat,
that are Stoves
SIINL!KT - SOAP
Wrapper Competition,
JULY, 1897.
The following an the Winners 1a Mme
No. s, Wasters Outlets
Winners of' Stearn's Bicycles
Mr. TAliasan .ydr,1498 Quern fittest, West,
Mr. M. Hambly, 192 Dead.. Strwt, Ts -
MOW
Winners of Gold Watchet.
Mr. J. Wilton Clerk, 469 Dundee Sheet,
Toronto.1
8wees Bros ,ore. Ele, sad Elisabeth esreets,
Treaso.
Mr. O. 8. Phalie, 39 Molise serem, H•awU•
tea.
MIs ()sorsa Molts, Brldgshor
Man Arnie Geode*" West Lolls Avenue,
Toms... •
Om
the
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lskitteai t0
r._., 1.•
1 -
Lawn Mowers
Daisy Churn
Nos. 2, 3, 1
H)SRPER
BE.
N
Portland .. .
CEMENT
We havd just reoeived a lot
of Belgium end Fngluh
Brands which fs fresh and
(lood.
GS
'Single and Doable DIA-
MOND to all the sizes.
Bought when the Mar-
ket was the Lowest,
WWI=
LEAsi)
The old famous Rimed,
$OIERVILLL'. Lawry
Faintg
erawll Mil sou is
• the hest on the Market.
NM of woman and Build -
Allways an Vasa.
twos lithe Ikea en he fe mbiele
e
Silver
Plating
PRICE LIST
Per .Ane-••••••_
Knee. "
Forks
Table Cruet, each
Pinkie "
Butter Knife "
Candle Sticks "
Safi Irgw "
r., per par
111
N E'
Az
j ted
Iia
Cle
Ne'
11.1
l'.I
Fob
Fe
Th
As
1,
75e
75o
60o
15c
42c
15c
10 and 15e
1
We can Plate anything
in Brass, *on, Ooppe>se
or Steel. Call and see
samples of oar work.
MOON BICYCLE CO.
ELLO !
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KING'S Of
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
TIAN BOIT
ScraJltoll Hard Coal
IN THE MARKET
at 86.76 per ton, Cash.
welebsd co the Makes genies.
Von Feta Ira lOOlet Ile. for • Me.
WM•
Ordetm klbatt=�� r8L • j„�!'* Star.
threaded to.
Auburn
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