The Signal, 1900-6-21, Page 5at
Tmcgraa. 'lhe htaltktast and presides' town In
C+o..t ,"Tt'fhi er11111 °Moistly made by the
pod people of Uoderlob for their be.utifui
home. The olalm would so doubt be vlgor-
eerily ohallooned by many another Iowa, hat
1. • contest ter first plane (t.d•rloh would
stead well la the ramal••. The s.: u.•Ies,
so the angle formed by the juactlem the
Meltiand river with Lek* Huron, 1. • ,..1
floe one. as Nie riveq'ndesed by Its Mob
ted well -wooded banks, sweep rooad with
a bold and graceful oars* tote the harbor,
nosebag many • ok.reelag bit of .oeeory.
And iodates from all thet one beset of the
h••Ith-riving quality of the otteee-l.dea
• brooms that weep over the breed expiate
of l&k• Mum, it osueel be mush of • pore
den fey the doctor or the undertaker. Ie -
deed, t1 Is )oktagly told the% u undertaker
who Game t• one town, after wetting for
some mout►e is vein for buslaeas, •t length
died hlmedl-a 414,101 of .t.rysttoa Tee
' ,merits of the tows as • samm.r resort are
beteg more telly re..plaed year by year,
' end many fine cotto s ars Ming seemed in
the b../141.1 Mmsestuag Perk.
The plan ot the town le quite somas.
The huh, or orates, is the court -haunt, w►Nb
stands io the middle , 1 • wsll kept park of
about sight sores, .round which the phis(
batia.en houses are oluet.red Thus central
-- space, whtoh- le popol•rly m11c.f "the
Miters," le rs•1ly oolsgoasl In shape, and
from each &ogle • Isedlug street radiates
oat. Four of them .mets Indloate the oar -
distal plots of the comp..', and aro sam.d
North, South, Best and West respectively.
These spew are divided by lour ether
streets, es that there .re eight brood and
well paved streets, fedi/Alas out tr.m the
metre .ad NrmIe.tior In the old.s of a pw-
lee% sgs.r., outeid• of wbl.b the streets are
ILA oat os the osev.atioael plan. The
offset le striking, bat semewksl omfodag to
the wearer. who le .pt to leas his beerier'
to 'be semewbat .p.darweb-Ilk. Intereea
time
For many years the tow, j,gred gutsily
•loon without any ambition to become a
ma.of.otarine and Industrial centre, but
within the peas d.oad., owls* t• the eflor'o
of • number of of promise spirited bummers
mw who formed themselves Into • (:Utzea's
Commluss, a Dumber of uoelleetindustries
have been 'toured sod • greet impetos ham
baea given to the place Among them 1odue•
Wine are the orran work., wbirth *vett large
b N Rowland sod Australia, the bicycle'
Warks, the kalettsg fwtory, the Ksosingtoo
$aelters w04114 .ed many otbere. All are
hives of tadsetry and oven without
assets on the reed find 1t difficult M kW
up to their orders. KrI...ly* lmemelr•
meat are being made le the harbor N pre-
test It prom tin• wild rush of the river dor.
lar Ihs.prtng floods. The elevator le maimed
le he one of the very best 1a Ossad• and
1h' taolllti.s for the rapid heedile( el drub"
u s unsurpassed. Goderlcb is the boom of
the Galt I.dastry, but owing Msvw•prodeo-
01m In the early days the Isd.Nty is set is
• flourtehl.g ecsdltlon, bar the .apply Is
lnaxh•ustlble. The fey Bo. Hues tract is •
treat trait-prodootog area, and wells all the
varieties mooted well, the •ptoialty is in
the production of poems and apples. The
keeplog gs.11ty and flavor of the Iattet are
•nearp.ead, end the orop In • good veer
would fall very 110Ile abort of 1,000,000
barrels. Mr A. Melt. Allan, an enthus-
iastic borttealterlse, is the Cemmlalmw
Iw ()mediae fruits .1 the Parts Kspodtioe
MIs year.
10 was In 1618 that the brave explorer
(Ikomplate grit leaded at the south of the
>K5.seta.g river. whish wit the Indian
same for the Maltlaed, • name wbleh hes
bees p.rpotosted In the park. It •fter-
wSnlg Wane the looal heedquartsn for the
Jima_ rl.4cesrise to their expeditions
' meetg'tb'aperee settlement• of the Ws..
No esMlraat nese made, however, until
THE SIGNAL • GODERICH ONTARIO.
TiMvltsoAT, June 21, 1900.
W.Acheson& So
Emphatic high -Class Bargains
We quote specie' prices for this week on Dress Goods. A price
occasion that will very thoroughly please those who need or desire •
magulfioent new dress or skirt --only wade possible by our necessity
to realize.
44leek Bleak All Wool Crepone and
iesitLjj Moon, muter pries, 91 00, (O„
46 leak 81k Meha4 i �--
Opopme--a11 tete exc'es's geode -for
Modeem* dramas or shirts ; ear prim
W beet 91 60 per yard, .shin* title 0Q„
week at �Q�
48 lash 811k sad Wool mixture is
Madeleine and trepan designs, very
now and eervle.sbN. Regahr value�t
Pr yard, $2 26 ; prim now +j
.45
CARPETS
350 yards 5 -frame Neenah Brus-
sels Carpe". Designs handsome
and in beet colorings -a oarpet
suitable for any drawing room,
parlor or hall. Regular price
91.10 per yard, now spatial at
78 OSNT*.
W. Acheson &Son
AS SEEN BY A VISITOR.
••eedertek and Meed ahem(' WrIYeta op
in T • wwimwSsb
A recent number of The weMalaater
(Tsrmto) oonteloed • ak•toh et Osderiob,
with speolsl relermce to the history. of
Preebytwlents•. an this Iowa, wriNs, by
Kew. M M.Owger, The Westmtemka's
trevelliag repaemNNlve. Tb nruole le ae-
oompealed by pietism el Rev. Dr Ure and
Rev. J. A. Auderome sad of Koos oharoh.
and • ylew at the month o1 the Malsl.od
Mr. M.(lresur waste• se u follow.
a
18'26, whoa •e ladles tndlas pmt wee se-
t•bluhod by N. 8. Gooding esti Frank
Deob•mp. Fb.lr Illtle'•ss.re' stood on the
trite of the large mill am the harbor, end •
trade was carried iso with the Iodises For
nest ly two yvere tbry were the eels, whitf/
men at the poet, but in 1828 Mr. Galt, of
fhs t:mad• Company, loaoded • setti•ment
"ream we have the norm of the preterit
Mere. mise Ogleleading figures of those
.Orly days of 1MNtilemenl wee the 1st. I)r.
Dwbp, whom tomb le situated on the north
beak .1 0h. rover, and of whom men; quaint
stories are told, bis •uoentrlolt,ee being
equalled only by ho•k.ndli0ese ot heart. 1t
may W remarked to peering that the ammo
of toe river nese uh•oged from the Meuse"
time to the Maideud in homer ot 8tr Pere-
grine Maitland, the (3overgig ofNpyper
U•e•da.
The history of I'reebyterteigt a r Gade-
r •h data. book to 1840, Dee-b-amaasaera
with the oam. of Rev Marauder MaXesal•.
1. nes. the day of smell tbinee, sod chars°
united by .11 the etruggles iootd.at to
pioneer 1(1e, but the record has town one .1
steady growth, and the maw hu not osly
kept pace with the development of the
town, bat has else been so small forger le
the moulding of its life and eb.r.olr. Mr.
\IoK.ozle was •000eeded 1n 1847 by Rev.
Charles Fletohoe, and be by Rev. John
Fraser. During his pe.tor.te Knox 'bards
wee tail. pp Kut stager, the present dM, .t
a poet of $9,500. It war In 1862, after the
onto• of the U. P. mad Fres Cburoh, Wet
Rev: Robert Ure, pastor emeritus of Knox
°barna, was Gelled from 8treemeilI., where
his name le still held 1n honored. remem-
brance. At the Uoloo e( 1875. Koos and
8t Andrew's ohurchge were united, sod
Dr. Ure and Roy. Mr. St.veright Moame
joint pastors The oh.rgee of Le•burn and
Union oh.rohes were added, and worked 10
oonueotioo with the Central ohurob. This
rsla•looshlo ooutunu•d until Mr. Sieve/right
was appointed as a :Mi lousy to the North -
▪ H• was suoosedd by Rev. J. A.
Turnbull, LL H , afterwards of First
ohurob, St. Merv'., and now of Wast
ohurcb, forgot°. 10 1888 Rey. Jamie A.
Auden/oat, B A., wee Indsolsd se mileage*
and 55Oeeeee1 N Dr. Un, and two
later Dr. Un was cempelld by faille*
health to rodeo the charge 1n wile* he bad..
labored .o (.114.1 illy and .aooes.fally for
twenty eight years.
Is is not extravagance to my that there le
0o me !n Goderlob who to more universally
loved and respeoted by all °Lyses than the
ysoor•bis doctor who for more th.n forty
yuan h.e rendered such seised service to
the Church ted to tile oo00try. R@ u
e pndlne the 010.1.4 year• of life 10 his
beautiful home overlooking the harbor and
the blue Huron waters. Mellowed sod
sweetened by rears of Christian experl•oge,
he le an altogether lovable type of man,
end the .otlog peter, Mr. And.r.o., bnd•
la him • warm friend and • sympathetic
helper. Bxo l0 Lanerk.aire, wetland, la
1823, hie family was origl.slly Freeoh end
of Huguenot stook When a young man of
n ineteen he °alms to Hsmlltoa, and while ea -
gaged In ether 000mpatioo.tudied privately
with • view too the ministry Ie 1845 be
a.Mred Kaoz College soder Dr. Bale and
erne gsadusled 10 10150. Ru first oh.rgs
was 1. Street.vllle wbioh he demltted in
1862 to become ml.leter e1 Knox oharoh,
Oodertob, until his resignation In 1891. or
two •eesions he lectured In Knox College toe
Apologstloe sod to the sessions of 1879-80
he gave lectures In Herniation la Qaeee'.
Cellon He received his 1). D. from (looen's
in 1876, and "rhea the Knox Alumni Anse.
oratlon was formed to 1879 was houor.d be
le,ng @looted u Its fins president. H. is
how in feeble 'width but the sdvanoiog
years are eoly adding greater mellowness
and eweetaaas of spirit.
Undo, the wise and devoted leadership of
Mr. Anderson the 000grogsuoo I. enjoylog
prosperity. The ohuroh was to 1897 re-
modelled and greatly enlarged at • oast of
$11,000, with • seating capacity of 1,120,
and Ie now • bwetlfal and oommodloos
home for the large congregation. Mr
Andantes le • gr.doet• of MM1111 U.iww-
nev esti the Presbyterlu College, Montreal.
sad spent germs and • hall years le hie first
ohuge .t W hiteo1Sroh, Brune mash. H.
has proved blrmall N be • worthy sseoeesor
of his honored et>yAsMr sed yreeaaamer.
PARALYSIS OURAOLE.
brim Ouse te b. B.. Bywywhws-Tele This Week's Ba
Form el Livia( Death Cared by Dodd'•
KIdeey Pill.,
The mast s0rtilag •mmenls of homes
belplesseeas le the paralyti@.
The vlotIm ozones year oepmlseretlo0,
bat ,..eo1s your oily.
H. of the palsied bend agility pressing the
benumbed side le to be ee.a everywhere w•
40.
The most coovlool•g proof that this piti-
able 000ditae. u ehe ouleome of kidney
disease in the foot that Dodd'. Kidney Pals
stare ls,
Not generally reooaolzedas • kidney Ma-
mas, 11.sesumbe be kidney trealmwt.
1.114 yea ever knew of • auto! Jset think
• mumeoll
It you do it must hays bees tha work of
Dodd'. Kidney Plll., for , other mdlutne
e ver yet oared.
A •peol•I tato from 8101 I.rd this mora-
ss will 'rise uuurelo@Mt• from aloes the
Me for the Mtp to Detroit iso the sir. City
of 'Toledo. There will be • special train for
the re/aro trip atter Ne arrival of the pity
of T. ledo 0o Friday evening.
HEART
DISEASE
Is a 'yap's= of iCIdsry
Disease. A wall -know
doctor has Bald. I eaves
yet madea e♦
surd tuition is a case N death
from Heart Dosses wieb-
sat finding tip Weeps
were at fault.' The
medicine which wee firth ea
the market. meet mases
1W i r Newt amass sad
an IIdrtey Trembles, Aged
most widely Imitated b
r -
gains for Cash !-
Binder
Twine
Plymouth Gold Medal, -
Plymouth "Special," -
Consumer's "Pure Manilla,"
Screen Doors
▪ 15 cents lb.
▪ 11 cents lb.
• 12 cents lb.
Complete with hinges, AC, 900., $1.1S and
$ 1.25.
Hay Fork Rope :
Pure Manilla -7-8 in., 1 in., and 1 1-4 in., 15
cents Ib.
N_ ID_ ROTTGVT3
TN% OAAH - HARDWARE STORE.___
SO. .
Boller Oil OQD
-e►.•e .
\cwkotexta
ttiWitt,10
It 51IttN4
WIUNOT MASI
Next bargain days harm 211 Eat Om JY.
Robloaes's. "
NE_..
WEDDINGS
• ,ten STERLING SiLVER and l8omeelegaverynt prettynewdespiec", full weight
igns :
BERRY SPOONS, TEA and COFFEE SPOONS,
SUGAR SHELLS, TOMATO SERVERS, ETO.
Direct ship,just menttohan
of dFrench and other fine
FINE Cfl1NA Chin•
SALADS, PLATTERS, RAMAKINS, BON-
BONS, OOMB and BRUSH TRAYS, ETC.
in all the newest demrationa.
PORTER'S BOOR STORE
Our Telephone 1e No. 100 B. Court House Square, Ooderich.
Meier Tins i. ism"
On macadam roads -
on country roads -on good
roads and bad roads -
Punlop Detachable Tires
are safett and easiest to
hf �ron�oi�t *Rb a m is -
bap ' a pu ture - ten
Helices from home-" these
'-allitlbl.0alytooIsyou need."
•. Tb• out r tool. .^
The Dale, tor. C... tb1W.
Ti.net•.
Illastrisl. w1Ylp.. at Jam,
miner -!fads
THE -BEST....
OIL STOVES
ICE CREAM FREEZERS
AND
BICYCLES
from 0311,410 op.
PRESERVING KETTLES
and all kinds of
GRANITE and TINWARE
LEMON SQUEEZERS
DAIRY TINWARE
our owes maks
EAVES TROUGHING
RQQI'ING and SIDING
Agent for the celebrated Carbon
Paint for painting all kinds of roofs,
wood or ironwork. - _-
WOR.§EGI;'S
Ow Cheap Stove and Furnace Man.
Wrong tide of Hamilton at. nausea.
Tam Boiler ftapairiog.
The Goderich steam boiler works
having been removed from Ooderioh,
1 have merle srraagementw to carry
on boiler repairing and also the manu-
facturing of smokestacks, etc.
Repairing of boilers, engines and
otter machinery promptly attended
tos.
D. K. STRACHAN,
Machinist, Goderiob.
Works nn Victoria Street.
MILL WOOD
FOR SALE.
The alcove is cat into stove wood
lomat)) and will he delivered to any
part of the town the aamn day as
ordered.
Orden received by telephone or
left at rvddeneo, 12A Osmhrie street,
will receive prompt attention.
'Phone OA,
PETER McEWAN.
(iodarts*. Novraber 21.t, 1803Q. 18•ia
Engineers' and
Mill Supplies,
Lubricating Oils and
Greases,
Pipe Covering,
Asbestos Goods,
Belting and
Lace Leather.
The W6. Mtn Compound Co.,
l.rd
188 Queen-st.,
Toronto, Ont.
a xew Cone STOVE
of the year there
is no grea -r comfort than a good
reliable Cook Stove in the kitchen.
It is witn cook stoves like every-
thing else : there are good, bad and
indifferent varieties. _.
We know you `a1 be pleased
with our
FAMOUS and ABERDEEN
StovesandRanges
CALL AT
Sllasouahle Suitiu�s.
H. DUNLOP
THE WEST -ST.
TAILOR.
Cas show you the latest in Spring
and Summer Suiting'. •
Call and sea his Homespun is tine nevoid(
Aides, the very thing tor Spring end Rum-
mer wear A large sasortment of clothe to
choose from, uta styli) owl fit guaranteod.
Prioee motlerate.
H. DUNLOP
West Street
H. C. FILSINCER
1a agent for the Kelsey Warm Air
Generator, manufactured by the Jae.
Smart M(g. Oo , Brook vllle.
Reed whet • 1.11ow bownem.n says
of his •op.rlenee with 1h. Kelsey
Generales
Goderioh, Ont., May 1st, *000,
James 4mertMfo Oo
Brooke oat.
Door dine- The No. 18 Keiser Warm Ale
Oeaesotor your spent pl•oei to my bons. lass
fall has &veto me thermostat of mtiefootlon.
1 had been using • hot air furnace and could
never keep my hawse properly heated althone'
1 ourned 13 tone of onel besides having rua •
goal heater In the cold weather. elnee 1 have
need the Kelsey 1 have only burned half of the
goal and had no age for • coal heater. 1 have
no trouble to hast the whole house to any de -
Erse desired and the air wow mild. not burned,
and my house pleats did .s well as In numm•r
1 bad no cold draughts In She room.. no heat
In the Dollar and the furnace pipes were 000l
Ito you case n a 1 .m thoroughly stuffed, and
atter my ex*srle0m with the Kelsey Genera
tor1 would buy no other, and I lake great
pleasure in reoommending the Kelsey to the
public.
JAB. J. DOYLI
-Melt Clerk, O. T. R.
lhteratloa reeardtag bhla:h.ater
ohserfully given by
H. CWFILSIHCER,
I,e.ag CRl
A Week of
Bargains...
"PEDDER'S
Dry Goods and Clothing Store
STARTING ON THURSDAY WE 00
A FIJLL WEBS OF 8996 DAYS!
NEARLY EVERYTHING REDUCED
...NEW GOODS...
as well as our usual Staple Stock.
Don't miss the snaps!
Terms :--Cash or Produce.
J. H. PEDDER.
Men's chocolate Dong. Bal's,'Good-
year vesting top
Men's tan3Bal'g, Goodyear, $3 to ilk
Men's heavy plough Shoe....
" SOROSIS r r
Mannish Shoes for ladies- latliee'-
gentleman-ihoees--a man^shoe built
for envies. I am the soleent for
tt Snoods, "-the latest
American shoe.
Call and see them.
SATISFIED
CUSTOMER....
• • Unger
advertisement than • page In this
newspaper." May we' make s wtlk-
ing:advertisement fodour store oat
of;you t W e;can,;if, yo*'11 diee ns a
trial.
ST. GEO. PRIG 1
lot of Fa16rlte 011'Bhoe pressing 50.
ampalrtno,neatly AMN.
ST. MARY'S LIME
kept ooaetantly on hand.
Ales ,he best breeds of
_HYDRAULIO
PORTLAND
CEMENt
BsUder@ will do well to see me before plea
log their orders.
CATTLE SRO$: �'-� HOI1RS
PIam6¢ra,Steam6tlen and Tinsmiths
TES (e*L *SALM
W.st'dde of S oar@ next Sturdy Bros. t)fllCS. Wast-ot. Neu the 8.05,0.
MITESMITS
19 to 17 lee good ise
any750. laundered
Mrt yon mit Bed)
35o. each ; 3 for $1.
McKth'S
... ONE MAN'fI- :s INOTflERS GA1E-.-
NEW
IDEA PAT-
TERNS of New York
are the best,e
5811 all Ueda at t1*.
Was demonstrated practically to us last week. A commission
agent who knows we are always open for BAkGAINB Came along
with ,on invoice of goods from the houses they .,..,,..,,t -tae Itt7ge""K
land, Ireland and Germany which was consigned to thrum for a
Canadian retailer who was in financial difficulties before t::e goods
were delivered. We bought the whole lot st • discount 25 per
cent. We will make you the gainer this time. ese are all
staple up to date goods , many of the same you have paid tis regn- '
lar prices tor and got good valve. Herceare $ few of the bargains : --
LiNRN for skirts and drosses, • pure
gram Linen 38 1n. wide, worth 25o,
our twice ifo
TARLK LINEN-. Retro power Zoom
62 In. wide, good value •t 30o. per
yd., our prlae 23o
TABLK LI N KN- Unbleached 56 In
old•, rwolar pne• 350., our price for
AIM lot .... 25e
TABLE LINEN -Hell blew\ 60 la.
wide, very heavy, regular prim, 400.,
ear pries.. . . ..... 30o
A bottler line of the same goods, rop-
ier prine 45, ons prim 35o
TABLE LINKN-Relfeet damask, fall
bleecb, good value at 500 , ear prim 37ie
(.0 der. white linen Towels, 10E40 1e.,
Road vales at 124o., pit.prl'e 100
20 des. 18118 Table Nephi.., very flu
11ee, sesert.d patterns, Rend value .t
$1 45 per deft , oar prim while they
last $1.12
Other* worth$1.75 to $2 for$1 Mend $1 60
P. K - Two pitons fancy stripe English
Pique, reenter prim 18o , our prim.. 1240
P.' K Four pleated' fanny stripe English
Pique .58 In. wide In good oolors, just
the thing for summer waists, skirts,
drone.. and hoys' and girl.' matte,
regular 20o., oar prim 13o
MULL--isrdlnal and white oord Mull,
the newest muslin goods for walla
and dream, 45 In. wide, rood value
as 250. or 30e., our prim. ..... ..., 20o
150 dor. C•ehmen Hoot of Rood gn•Hty
•t l.es than old priors
H4ROAINS iN'l'KA CLOTHS (,ie and Ito
BARGAINS IN ALI. SIIMMKR (mom
BARGAINS IN ROLLICK TOW1ld9
BARGAINS IN GKASH TOWRLH
Theme are no old resurrected goods brought forth for a male, but.
new goods never opened from the time they left the looms in the
Old Sad till opened in this store, and ata lea prioe than it cost
to manufacture. Don't you think it worth your while to inveti
gat.tt We think you can save money here on thew goads.
W. A. MCKIM
CEO. W. THOMSON & SON,\-
soe J2. Music and Bicycle Defiers.
Q u r 1900 Bicycles..
Henderson, Cres tot,
Rambler and Ideal....
are bettor vales than anything ever offered before in Goderieb.
Our Organ are increasing mora than ever with the two superior
lines we handle, vi
EI ICH and DOMINION
The stand they now occupy with the beret musicians and players is something
to be proud of.
%-) R.MWIrrH PIANOS
These artistic, fine -toned, high-class instruments take a tiro stand with
us. Highly recommended by all musicians and fully guaranteed.
---- - WmTE, NEW WII.T.tAMR aIId QUEEN
Sewing Machines -too well and favorably known to need comment.
A tull lino of small instruments, strings, etc., eta Call and hapset
goods and get rices. .�;.....- _
C. W. -THOMSON & SON.
This is -King Quality
It Is 1.tty sloe looking thou,
but fine aa It looks, it feels a
great deal finer. The King Quality
should be worn by eery woman
who desires oomfort, style, di i%
ability, and wants it ioonomicaUy.
Thia describes the Zing Quality
Shoe.
It mate $3.
and it
is worth
mors,
Ie QUALd
Made by J. D. KING COMPANY, Limited, Toronto.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
KLEOD'S : SYSTEM : RENOVATOR.
A Wonderful Tonic and Remedy for WEAK and IMPURE
BLOOD, KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLES.
Manufactured by J. M: MacLEOD, Godorich, Ont