The Signal, 1897-9-9, Page 8$ TsosaDArr Sett. 9, 1837.
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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
THECHEAP
ST•RE.
We are bound to keep up our reputation as THE CHEAP STORE.
ANOTHER SNAP IN EATS.
Men's Fine Felt.B*ts, Blacks and Browns, worth 32.25 to $3.00
for $1.00.
Fine Felt Hats, Black and Brown, worth $1.50 to $2.00 for 75c
REMEMBER THEY WONT BE WITH US LONG.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING I
MEN'S SUITE and O ; -i 'ITS, E%
;,: Oomia Btoclt. Primes Lowest:
800PALRS HOSIERY8D0,
A JOB . •LO Te ��
Now is your chancel to get your Fall and Winter Hose at prices
that are bound to dear them out in a few weeks.
HEAVY ALL WOOL RIBBED HOSE FOR LADIES OR BOYS, REGU-
LAR 36o. YOit 190•
HEAVY ALL WOOL WORSTED RIBBED HOSE, REOU'1.AR 660. TO
MENFOR Oa
S BLACK WOOL BOX ONLY 15o. PAIR
DRESS GOODS
.7
7 " O e' a •.
25c. r9c.
All Wool French Opera Flannels, Nice Fancy Pattern, regular
50c for 25c.
' New Fancy Armoury Cloths, regular 50e. for lye. •
Heavy Tweed Dzess Goods, new designs, double width, worth
gOc.T615C. ...r ._
westwesl 000 2012 at.D and du
almg
to be a nephew of the late Sir Astley
Cooper, i under arrest in San Fran-
cisco on sua,iciun of team; a uutorious
bank awipoler.
It Is now generally believed that the
miming Froatenac County Treasurer
Vaniuven has probably committed sui-
cide. Street Railway Gaels valued at
$8.000 and $4O,0UO in snob canuut be ac-
ctttptld for.
The greatest senoatien of the l.uetgert'
sounder trial in Chicago was the tending
of a wlddnig dug and a keeper is the
vat of caustic potash, in the sausage face
tory. On Baturdny the mu,gits were fully
identified as belonging to Mrs. Luetgert,
the murdered woman.
YC itEL I' rnstaot(AL.
The Pope's health L so good that his
physician declares he will live to see the
eutieth century. •
I'riuci)al Peterson, of McGill. is still
confined to his bed in 2.1a•rgeldy, Wakes,
but he is improving steadily.
The Governor-General ham left bfoat-
tead far New Richmond, Quo.. to en
Lady Aberdeen and his tnuteh.
The spontaneous popularity of the
Duke and Duchess of York iu Ireland is
giving great salifaction to the Imperial
authorities.
Sir Charles Tupper, Instead of taking a
trip to Italy, as he had intended, will
retiifb do Canada. leaving England on
the Nth lost.
Prince liiamarck says that his • enc9
ten with the Empress Augusta to pre-
vent her baleful interference in politics
and to check_ her court cabala elayed
(U F'ry serious avob nervous aye -
tem than 'firth* battles he ro ght in
I'hliament Or on the tented tiekL
Judlp lanrietron was taken to the
General Hospital at Guelph and oper-
ated.
penated. on for uppendleitts. lie in doing
fairly. well.
The , ueen has' atelved at Ra:ntoral.
Balkier en-
thusiastic crowds red to greet her
Majesty.
The reception of ser Wilfrid Laurier
tit, the capital wets a splendid affair. the
electric light'decorations constituting a
magni&xat feat are.
c •.t.c ALTt re• -
Wm. Spencer, aged 22, was suffocated
by gaol in. an old well at Sydney, Sian.
-A fourteen -year-old daughter of Mr.
W. Wnrren was drowned at Charleston
Lake.
Thomas Hacking, rection man on the
T., H. & B.. was killed by a tight at
tlr'asay'a Corners. -
A nine-year-old boy named De Ma-
tasky was fatally eri•Ik d. in Moor's
elevator at Brandon.
AtrilWenwoe4 BPT*ugn, Col.. ow sx-
losla .- in -•t�e 1
STAPLES
AU Wool FACTOKY )RX11EELS 25o. Blankets. Comforters, Quilts.
A Bargain Lot of New Tweeds worth 40 to 50.:. for 25o.
MILLINERY and
MANTLES
A New and Complete Stock of the Latest Designs in JACKETS. See our
range before you purchase.
Oar Stook is now Complete in All Lines. Bargains in Every Department. Visit us
anon and ger a choice.
iCAf3H AND ONP PRICBl ONLY..
SMITH BROS. & CO.
McLEAN'S BLOCK.
NTO1t WAIY
Important Events In Pawn Words
Par Busy Readers.
Me Imes towers wegerents n careens
e esNUN ant ti Isis ■aaay and
Astradwe aiape M w nesters of
Own ratw -A soffit-il'Sles a:worss•ev
r rarssrest.d-Ma.
suie/MIES.
Joseph Dorris, a Temperance street
mechanic, Toronto, ended his life by
taking a dose of carbolic acid.
THY LABOR WORLD.
The Labor holiday was on Monday
elaborately celebrate& in Toronto.
Winnipeg Trades and Labor Council
how decided to send a dela ate to the
annual Dominion Congress. a will he
strongly instructed to do all S his power
M secure the Congress of 11355 tor
Winnipeg.
PO t.ITICS-IMPB*IAL.
Ms. Cecil Rhodes, in a speech delivered
at Tort Salisbury. said that his whole
Mere would be directed towards the
unity of the South Africa States in
dear and open policy.
The new allianel' between France and
amain removes the centre of gravity of
a• ropean affairs to St. Petersburg, and
the Continental powers for peace or for
war are held in leash by the Oaar.
TRY DKAD. '
Mr. O. I. Renfrew of Renfrew &
Om's far establishment died he ling -
laud.
Mr. John Tisaimas, ex -City Clerk of
W• itham, who hold the office for nearly
de years, is dead.
Mr. Isaac M. Bowman, President of
the Ontario Mutual Life Insurance Cow-
pae died at Waterloo.
The death Is announced front Mann-
heim. Germany, or the Hight lay. Bishop
Mulsnn, of the Dixeewe of Central Pena-
syleania, Protestant Bplscopal Morel.
POLITICS -CANADIAN.
The petition against the elydon of
m . Heyd, M P. tar South Stoat, wan
fftlaaeti et Brantford.
Thr pnotast against Mr. J. H. O. Ber-
geres, M.P.for Beanhernola, will be
carried to the Superior Courts.
Petitions have' been received at Ot-
tawa fres Algoma protesting against
tLp prop -nal to impose an export duty
on sdlaa logs and pulpwood.
Mr. K. W. -Barker, Pontnll5ce
erector, 'Ts. onto, has i►een saper•nan-
sted. Re was booked to go to London
to ectK, flat preferred
use or.WAR.
Julian usrlMaR is per* as
ctirawamost se esti. (iesa-ast Peels
Proem
dsd
le Soefa sessaaer esa sz e
Soft .is p
•
portion or tae army.
It is reported front Havana that an-
other large aabuM^ring party has landed
arms and ammarutioos for the i.nsar-
'l'be native rulers in all porta of India
have offered the services of their troops,
against the frontier tribes, gall in some
instances the Government hi4' accepted
the offers.
THE AtiRICIILTVRAL WORLD.
The first carload of Ontario fruit from
Winona reached Winnipeg in prime con-
dition.
oo-dition. -
Dronght tsps destroyed the crops in a
large portion of Southern Russia, and
greet distress is invitable during the
coming winter.
the
In
attend-
inga diseased herdrof cattle Land some
of the members of the ttsrmer'k family
have become infected with tuberculosis.
Mr. F. W. Thompson, western man-
ager sr the Ogilvie Milling Company,
estimates the Mar itora wheat crop this
weaana at from 15,000,000 to 113,000,000
bushels.
RAILROAD RCIr5LINOC.
Aloft 46 miles of grade of the Groves
Nest Pass road is ready for the rails.
Track -laying tweet from MacLeod will
commence at once.
Premier, Greenway and Attorney -
General Cameron have left Winnipeg
for Chicago and Toronto on linemen
connected with the Duluth Radlwny pro -
feet.
An enatbonnd passenger train front
London was de ailed and thrown down
ban embankment at Mayfield, Suasex.
Four passengers were killed and thirty
Wired.
A searing was given by the State Rail-
way Commission in Albany, N. Y.. to
the application of the New York and
Ottawa Railway Compnny,for peemission
to construct a railway from Moira to a
point en the St. Lawrence whieb would
a ■ the trip from New York to
Ga=ds by fifty miles. •
BUSINESS.
The Englishmen now returning to Lon-
don from the Kiundyke are earnestly
warning the public against an English
rash there, and the papers warn the
public not to touch the Klondyke com-
panion.
The commercial outlook in the United
States is reported as more cheering than
has been the ease for some years. The
commercial galores la the United States
for the week fast ended amount to
Wi. an compared wit', • • in the corrA-
pondleg week of the last year.
Two private banking ntatitutlons in
Seafovth. Oat., conducted by .1. C. Smith
and Co. and Robert Logan sad Co.. have
failed. At s meeting of the creditors
a statement wits eainaitted by Mr. Weir,
the assignee, showing assets of $52,000,
and nobilities about $a,ilji) less. The
immediate winding -op of the estate was
advised.
CRIER AND CM11171(alk
$T
Sight Armenians, who have-iwg ew-
lsi '♦aastowed toain wan►, WWIIlson-
. A man atria* the nate of Sir Maes
Edward Smith was killed i., a -mop-
erste at Trenton ty the bursting of a
piece of machinery that wrecked part
of the building.
The body of William Baxter was
loans] in the river at Burka Malls. 'the
young man was last seen lire about a
Hugh Hickey, an immigrant ley, aged
sixteen* years, died under chloroform on
the operating table at the General
oapita1. Kingston.
Ten days ago a daughter of Mr. John
U'mlerbill of Winnipeg ran a rusty nail
into her foot. Op 114sda • lockjaw set
iu and death teutted.-oW0:due ay. a -
Mica Sarah Frank. head milliner for
Coyne & Co. of Ingersoll, was attack-
ed with a very severe paininher head
w•lyle nt work, and died id a few min-
utes..
body of an unknown man Was
found on the Grand Trunk track near
the Don Station at an early hoar Mon-
day morning[ mangled almost beyond re-
cognition. The pptr l waggon took, the
body to the morgue.
A rear -end collision occurred on the
A.T.R. about three milts west ot'-
Strathruy. r+n which one man was killed
and two ibjurei. The eastbound ex=
mots broke a driving rod, and while
the train was standing on the tack
adjusting matters a freight ran into der
fr to -behind.. '
P( ILITICs-FO It to ON.
A spec:al commirwion will meet shortly
hi St. I'etert hurl to dist•nas the introduc-
tion of universal and dnnpueru:Y educa-
tion in 'insots.
The Madrid newspapers say that Gen.
,�A,se►rragn, the new Premier, has failer:
do kik efforts to reunite thc..warringt sec-
tions of the Conservative party.
The entire United Stats Cabinet -ill
meet shortly to hear the opinion of At-
tortwy-tieneral Meliettna on the dis-
c-riminating duties and to take action.
It is said that Germany will demand
an explanation of the hope e•xptr•ased
by M. Melita, the French Premier. th-tt
arae will be reunited to the
r• All the Madrid newspapers publish
strong protests against the miradon of
Gen. Woodford, the new United States
Minister' to Spain. thus canning wide-
spread irritation against the United
States.
Assistant Secretary Howell has in -
afflicted the collector at Now York to
suspend the coli etloo of discriminating
dnt:es tinder section 22 of the new tariff
law bending the decision of the :ttn1
nil -1lmoraI.
A letter received from the United
State. Commissioner at I)yea .Intimates
that the Government is to make claim
to' n in Me portion of the Yukon gold
fields which bare hitherto been admit-
tedly in British 'territory.
Admiral de (',nnrtello, In an interview
in Parts. referring to the recent visit
to Rt. Petersburg. said that the ('ear
upon several ooensions assured hint of
the happiness he felt at signing the
treaty of alliance.
'ihe rhrsloniontndc speech recently
made by Emperor William at OobMwta
Ix reeeired abroad with derision, and .n
Germane with nmsaip ea. as indicating
a decree on the part cif the Emperor to
place hhnself ahnre the constitution.
The French Ministers of ('esumerve, in
an interview. waist that the floverm.•nta
of Fanner and Rated* are anxious to
make every effort compatible with their
economic interests to develop commercial
Intercourse between the two countries.
UNCLASSIFIED.
William Orton jumped from the
Brooklyn Bridge.
England is still suffering from direr
Wooly heavy rains.
A snow storm has swept over Scot-
land, the (rirsmpiao Hills being corn-
pletely coveted.
11se Rat F.wtarQe Miner newspaper
has been purr -hated by Mr. J. P. Earn-
goy, of Brompton.
Prof. Alexander Melte/Axis, a wining
expert, makes a very favorable report
sit the hlb•Wpieeteo gold fields.
The result of Mateyo days' ran at the
Mikado taitw, ltat Portage, is two gold
brickeP. Their assay value is $16,000.
The Canadian Rar Aeioeiatlosi. which
met at Halifax, elected o Wcees and de-
cided to meet next Mayhi Ottawa.
The corner -atone of tMontreal Gen-
eral Hospital Jubilee Nurses' Home was
laid by hoed Lister in the presence of
ling friends of the institution.
The Hudson Bay expedition reports
from Natehvan, on the coast, near the
entranee to the Hndsin Straits, Mit all
but
are well. Much lee Tao trawl
the i►iana made bee way through :t
withnnt difficulty.
Me* -Thiry Sn Sbarbel, widow of
the late Francis rb►t,Niretid f of the
Mohawk tribe s, sad La wbo
beset, ilkwrh 4- a VS. �sa►M, u
etmsart* at <r iks. Haman Qs
wee. oerti*Fstocu' OTttl luWkr wens uu
Thursday,
Peas a snit gra raceptly
reported , Is at present at Monlixt-
tan Reach, near OAko conduction a
divine healing camp. lie has been saul-
atoned to answer to a charge of prac-
tising
rear
tising medicine without a license.
Judge Solder gave judgment at Ham-
ilton in the cane tlf' Lanagan v. Little
against the defendants. who, he holds.
were temporally Ihbee for the debt, the
P.? A. being an unincorporated body
and theyling vine made the contract with
the pialu His Honor gives judgment
for the A tiff for the amount of the
elm im.
The silty -fifth annual meeting of the
British Medical Assooitirm was brought
to a close in Montreal by the reading
of papers by Mr. Geo. Jarrin, 1'.19., for-
merly of --France, but now of Montreal,
on the treuttuent of sewage, and by lar.
Herman M. Briggs, of New York- on
preventive aseffaurea for the pnr�rerya-
ilon of the public health.
Al•atiee Assreklar Se Me.
Barcelona, Sept- 5.- aril, the An-
archist. who, on Friday evening last, at-
tempted to assassinate Chief of Police
Portas and Assistant Chief Teixider as
tl.cy were leaving the circus, was tried
by court martial to -day, and it is ex-
prcted that be will he executed to-mor-
rcw. It is stated that.two accomplices
of Bsrril also fired at the officials, bne
.uccceedcel in making their escape.
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
COLBORNE BROS.
BARGAINS
IN THE 'FOLLOWINQ LINES :
-Colored Dress Goods -
a -LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES
Shirt Waists - - AT MANUFA RERB' PRICE&
Prints -
AN�teei*oatatr•r.-The Westminster, edit-
ed by the Rev. J. A. Macdonald, has Fe.
moms • weekly magazine -newspaper, devot-
ed to the better life of'the Home and the
Church. By its amalgamation with The
Canadian Presbyterian it b:oomss the chief
weekly journal in the Presbyterian Church
to tknad•_ and by Its Dentinal. deolar•tioa.
to which pit adheres, it stands pledged to
the services of the entire religion. world.
The first issue in each month will be • 48.
page illustrated magazine •usher, with
oover. The remaining issue. for the month
will be 16 penes. The eubsorip$ion price of
the Canadian Preety Lerma was 92 00 ; The
Westminster, $1 50. The Westminster, for
both ordinary and magazine numbers, will
now be $2.00 in advance. The publishers
mark the amalgamation ty • time -limit
offer of one year's issuer, 52 m all, for $1.50.
this offer is open to all subeoribers, old and
B.C. who pay any arrears now hue for The
Westminster, and who remit before Sep-
tember 15th. After that date the prim
will he $2 00. Address all business bitters..
and make all money. orders and okegw
^ A 4.�14gil s �/�4Ktri4lliolit:'crvi ' asrs c . -
Lumley : Two sheep belonging to Rubt.
Borneo, died under peenliar oircumstancee.
The animals were attacked and died whims
• couple of hours. Henry- Homey aim lees
sae in a similar manner.
Ylciorill 011ora
lie
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT.
FIRST TIME IN AMERICA.
I
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22.
Continuous Moving Views of the
Queen's Jubilee Procession,
Kangstes
Tia. rd of (io+et.ra.w of tis E.a
ntoa I*y, )sos.$tsl hale decided M Ri
Perfect Life -Like Views of
HER MAJESTY
AND
THE GREAT PROCESSION
ADMi8SION. 15o, 25o and 35o.
STOVES!
STOVES that will Balre,
STOVES that will Heat,
STOVES that am atooete
IRON, Stoves
STEIL
ALL KINDS and ALL PRICES
. .
oiiiiat1's
ThePractical Stave and Turmas Man.
SONLIGflT - SOAP
Wrapper Competition.
-.IDLY, 1897.
The following are the Mummy is MserNR
as. s, Western Oatarie
Winners of Steam's Bicycles
Mr. Allan Snyder, 1498 Quote 8lrset,West,
Tweets.
Mr. M. Usably, 192 Dundas fussed, To-
ronto.
arents
Winners of Gold Watchet.
lb. J. Wilma Cork, 4i0 Nadas Stowe,
a Bn.,.ee. s,l. sod =waw h swamis,
Tarsal*.
Mr. 0. 8. Philip, 30 Mpids• Seines, Sam&.
les • _..r
Male
Mho a YOU*.ageirb
MI. MAs•M tia.esr,b6 Waw A....,
w 1240 for 10c, 12c (or 9sc, and 10o for Sc.
Carpets The Largest, Beet and Cheapest Stock
tries,
a in town in Bruseela,Axminsters,Tapea-
tries, 3 -ply All -wools, 2 -ply A11 -wools
Unions and Hemps. Twine and ;Japanese Mattings. Oil Cloths in
three qualties direct from the mill in 4-4, 5-4, 6-4, and 8-4 widths, .
The balance of our stock at Rock -Bottom Prices.
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New ' Fall Mantle Cloths in all the Newest Makes,
All MANTLE and JACKET CLOTHS above $1 00 in puce
Out Free of Charge.
NEW FALL MANTLES NEXT WEEK
DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER. -
cc=_�cR .= =RCS_
PffiFt J. S- vOLBORN7il.
The Great Cmpet Warehouse of the County
WINDOW crass:
R. W. McKENZIE has placed in Stook the largest
importation of W t Ifs DO V
GLASS yet received at prices which doom be touched any
where. To get his price to to secure your custom.
He keeps the
i BRAND WHITE LEAD.
Acknowledged the
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All Hardware Building Supplies away down in Price.
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R W. MCKENZIi
OF THE CHEAP HARDWARE -STORE. _- ~ -
PREPARING FON FALL
AT MUNRO'S
Canadian and Imported Scotch and English Yarn.s. No better assort-
ment or value in town.
Lfdies' and Children's Snmmer=`Weight Underclothing; lbeotaad-Sheet
Sleeves
Our 50 cent Corset, said to be the best value at the price.
,Large Stock of all kinds of Braids and Velvet Ribbons.
Full Lines in Small Wares.
.pt INSPECTION KINDLY SOLICITED.
A. MUNRO, Draper.
Special
Jubilee Bargains!
Refrigerators
Largs Rise. $10. • snap
Oil Stoves
BLUR FLAME. all aisee.
Gasoline Stoves
1,2, 3, t Burners.
Tamdem Stoves
Lawn Mowers
Daisy Churns
Near. 2. 3. 4
HARPER & LEE.
Portland ...
CEMENT
We have just received a lot
of Belgium and English
Brands which is fresh and
good.
n
W L49,213
Single and Doable D1A-
xOSD to all the aim.
Bcpght when the Mar-
ket was the Lowest.
Lam.
The old famous Brand,
SOSERVILL$%. shoo+
lately pure, which every
Painter .will tell you is
the but on the Market.
A Poll dine d' sal ZWII-
era' Ladwaee Aitl'ailre ea MAL
Piss as We es Seal Barb tea as rusab ►•
Silver
Plating
PRICE LIST.
Spoons per doz . , . ,.......... 7.'c
Kgives 1e #1.50
Forks • 75e
Table Cruet, each 750
Pinkie " 50c
Butter Knife " 15o
Candle Sticks " 42c
Sad Irons " 15o
Seisms, per pair 10 and 15o
We can Plate anything
in Brass, Iron, Copper,
or Steel. Call and ail
samples of our work.
HB11DBRZ011 BICYCLE CO.
Limited, fiodemsh•
HELLO !
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
TOM BAST
}Cfah1t011 ilaru Coal
Ila THE MAREEI'
at $6.75 per ton; Cash.
All Oral . s4 the Market eoel
acre yes ea s1•• tm. fol sew
win. Luny
Orders lett as ijiupimi B 1sisp$ Slee
paaglo►1y *swami ts. l..�
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