HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1900-7-12, Page 5W. Acheson &Son
'JULY
SALE !
Five Specials for Friday and Saturday, July 13 and 14.
Prices a Sary1Je to Nr rivals aid Delight to err Palmas!
EngWb end -Can dies Ptoor.Uil Cloths, 1
poPed Y yard/ wide, 2 days price at the
rd
100 pairs of Summer Blanket*. in whit*
and grey, with poet borders, largest
size and very Lw quality. Ws pur
chased from the mill fully three times
the quantity we should ordinarily have
requited, but • price temptation caused
our hobos. Regular value, $1 40
Sale price u.l5
20 pueow of American Drone ?dueling iu
light .•blurs in neat, small p.tterue.
Colne aro warranted fast. Regular
v•luee, 80. and 10e. a yard
Friday thud eatarday, ell you went 4C
at
Tapestry Carpets, a large line, fully to
patterns, all this .eaauu's. Regular
priers, 60e. a yard, your choioe 2IQ„
51 e
80 pain Nottingham White lane Curtains,
3{ yards long 64 to 60 inches wide.
good value et 11.76 a pair July
I 10
prep Ikea
INSPECTION INVITED 1
'trite
W. Acheson & Son
COUNTY CURRENCY.
Ssefottb : A new bridge fe to b• built on
Doe of the oeoowl000 dlyt.ltog MoKullop
e .od Hallett
S.,fertb : 1(6 Sokol. were *old at this
. lotto. on Wedeeed.v oo the Huron Old
Boys' ecoarsies '
1I
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Zurich : C. Fritz, one of our pap-
ular este• dealers, was maerltd es Thardny
lea. at Creditoo, to lire. Worts
Zerloh : Min. limos Holtzman had the
mafortuse to slip and fell oo the Thor,
breaking two boos. te one of her ankles.
S.•forth : Mite Belle Dickson, of liox•
bsougb, who hos bees teaching school 1n
tiara. returndIN bar bidders lest
...r-.Au...rsisnsa.:.b-X+.�•:y: .:.
Climates : Mie. 1). R. Kmoody woe the
*.• sufferer from • awl Imolai entered her loot,
which kept bit owie.ed to he newsier sew
days.
Kraals : The exea.atieg a .twat
for tbeetitsr at the hew Methodist pasta•
age, ead A J. Lowry w111 buil.' &be.toa.
tock a1 wise.
Zartob : Mr. O. Buckram) boo hoes ter
Maalteba, where he expects N wroth*
law. -Makin Buchanan has returned to his
studies to Toronto.
Chaim : Charles Clarke, b.rrieter, Tit.
.osb•rg, • former resident of 1I1e1on in the
60's, was committed for sixty d.ys for tak-
Ing port of bus obmt's money.
Br.nsle : owing to telling health, Rey.
8. Salary, B. D., of the Comical Methodist
obaroh, W eedeteok, formerly •t Itruse.ls,
bas ben emoted & three roonth'. vaeoldeu.
Morrie • Kebt. U.bsea bed the thumb el
bta tight head Drano ed between two *tooth
Its was moving oa b e farm reoeatly, and
will he partially du•hled tor . time owiar
to the .00tdoat.
('deter : b. W. Hovey, of tows. hie
pissed his seoe.d year ex•mlo•tloo .uocem•
fully and secured • scholarship of $65 in
pbnoeopby, teas riving him wooed pleas in
steadier for his third year
Orey : MIs. Belle Smith, who hes bons
keeping booth ler bet brother, Rey. W. A.
Smith, for thv rind Tsars. ernvd ►loon last
Saturday. Rev. Mr Smith 1. now Ilene at
Oil Springs, Lembtea Co.
Besomeeld : Mr. Nelson was severely In
Jared ea Tuesday, June 26, while working
la t►w saw mill. He got meets le the holt.
leg sof cams eat with • broken arm .ad
ass etherw.s badly ajurd,
Orey : Math Sara V. MoL.aoblla, who
bee lately returned from t•.e Toronto Nor-
mal Bohai. has host engaged to teach the
junior department of the Lmdesboro' pub.
hob eohool for the fall term.
Makatea : Alex. Boa., of the 13th
oono.rlm If *Kathy. has Not oe . couple o1
•talks of wheat of the Dawes golden ob.6
variety which be took heal • too -sore field
en his farm, sad whisk mNlaaase a Utah •ver
tdx test.
Climbs : Neat Passages say* that &beet
150 tisk.' wale geld .t the bloke/ . os,
and Ibis with the large pewter who drove
or wheeled over, Cuntoa added materially
by 300 to make the 4tb • great soothes at
Oderlob.
Seater* : Mtn AIH. MoDomld, only
daughter of the late Rev. A. D. MoDo.ald,
D. 1)., formerly of Soatortb, was married to
Detroit on Wdothdy of last week, to Rev.
Mr. Daka, paster e1 St. Aodrew'. church.
Orangeville
Ethel : Meth Bells Lamont 1. home from
Named, near Lindsey, where she has wen
%eashing. She will net return to the eat,
bat w111 attend • Collegiate after •.o.tuoo
with the inteotloa of pushing sling ter a
higher grade of iertlhwW.
Clinton : Gilbert Glass, of the Crystal
Block, Red Bros., Loodoe, was • guest at
W. C. ssorle's and called on other friends
bera oe the 2.d. He was Work to Searle &
Deyli, former herdwere merchants bete.
It is seventeen' years slaw ha woe here.
Setlortb : Ametber .f S.afoetb's respired -
rid pioneers bas departed this life La the
parsec of Robert Jere., sr , who pawed
pssoefully .way .t his residence" 1■ Seeforth
en Wedoeed.y evening of last weak, having
reached the ripe age of over 81 year*.
Rrn.sel.: Wd.thd.y morning of last
weak, EW. Leena. the little daughter e1
James and Mrs. Danford, of ()lint... died
The family were visiting la Rrosse14 "e4
loo•Ily S.tord.y, Sunday and Monday, and
on •000aht of the child teklog 111 while here
the home trip wee not undertaken until
Tue.dsy. The tittle girl was. boleti ohtld,
rawly • year old, wan its decease le much
regretted.
ylorru : Lost week John McArthur, 9th
Ilse, dleasrd of el.v.ii bead of cattle to
Edward vv.tsoo, of B:yll, that *meted
over 1400 p diode each. Mr McArthur re-
moved oats $770 for the bonen, which is a
very plese•ot dose to take oo • July d.y.
Clinton : Oa Tuesday, Joao 26, Miss
Nary E , daughter of the late W. K. (uon-
dtsoter) H,• tiler, t he Grand Trunk evangelist,
Was merrtd to R. U. Wwkwue, of Tor.
oat*. Rev. U. W. Snider, of Elmooa, wa-
de of the bride, performed the ceremony at
the Nteideaw of toe brides mother to For.
goo.
Bowe(.: Robt. Watt and family par -
p•..• removing to Toronto. when three of
their tom aro hying. Mr. Watt has been •
reaidrut of Kinsale for • god many year',
having been manager of the Ronald Fire
Kailas Werke beef ore tek lag • position as
traveller tor the Waterous Co., of Brant.
ford.
Brussels : On July 2ed, at 7 • m., the
fire &term was sounded, end the brigade got
,.cal and found the stable of J. 1). Ro.aldlll
Is es...., posed by putting hot ashes f,'.5
berr.l to the aabI. This Is the only fire
Brussels bee had In one year ; oo the ems
date last year the O. 1'. R. flatten wee
band.
Ch.ton : Oserr. Blggart'e friends will
be glad to learn tbet he has about reoo•erd
from • rather serious operation ; be has had
several dangerous attacks of •ppeadloltle
donne the last few yon, and early did
In some .f tnem A+ the effendtog tippers
der has beep removed, is will likely be •11
nett now.
Morrie : Monday aught of last wok about
12.30 o'oln ik, the saw and shingle mill of H.
Boot, lot 20, omoseatoo 3, was destroyed by
ere. Ti. oausc Is • mystery, ma Mr. Bono
was at the mill at 10.30 and sew no sign of
anything wring. Loss 1. estimated at
11,600 and there is no toaorese*. \Tb. pro-
prietor V sympathized with la tie troo-
iIon of ala property. \\
Clinton : Ila Tuesday, Jape 26, Mary
McK.eg. Mid 84 yews, died at ase house
of refuge, where she bed bsso an tamale for
four years and for three years and seven
months was bedridden. She tame from
Ooderloh, where she bad relatives, sod the
remains were pmt up there for l.termeot.
There are stili 83 Inmates at the house who
ere en levies the meets fairly well.
Clinton : Mr. •lobo Oovett had the
pleasure of entertaining two Canadian pion-
eers the other day ; our was Mr. Vaults -
Me well knows yr seta of the Heron
rod �be 1k aged es pa", tie other wee
Mr. �� . of Vlarorla onniTy, who le 84
years of age ; both have endured the hard
ship of pioneer life, and are both Orontes
and hearty. Mr. Omni** visited Harm
newly silty years two, and waked ail the
way from London te Ooderlob ; and reams.
bars quite well whoa Clinton was !nova si
Ratteobnry's corners, with little to It bat
the log tavern.
hzetor : Ooe of Meter's oldest and high•
ly respeotmd residents departed this Isle oo
Sunday morning, July tat. We rotor to
the death of Janet, beloved wife o1 John
Strang, at the age of Seventy -plop years.
Mrs. Shang had boon an intense one -area
for nutty years from rheumatism. Shp wee
• member of the Presbyterian church and
was a former highly respected resident of
Uaboroe, having resided In that township
the greeter part of her lite She loves to
mourn her demise her owed partner end •
grown up family. Her remains were Inter•
red In the Rodg.rville cemetery on Tuesday.
Trembles of a MIalleer.
T•. Lista•. others, Roy. J. '1. W. Versos.
o1 Hartwell, us, writes : "les • 1.. gme
I h••1 • rupees sore ea my I. I r •
lathy remedies without booms, now 1
used • bottle of Blactrto Bttt,r. sad • boa
of Bsoklea'u Aruba !Salve, whilst* cul d n..
sowed and well." Sores, anodes'', boil.,
totem•, tetter, tale rheum ,ho* umpur.
blood. Thousands hays found in Marcum
}Sitters • pend blood philter that absolute.
ly ours, times troubles. au.el.uYon ie
tusreatee.l or money refunded 1 y J•m• s
WIlwo. druggi.t, Lorge balotlee Daly Eco.
Clinton : R. I,•s.tord (sea of J. Rano-
ford, of town) who has been ledger keeper la
Ibe Dominion Hank, Se•lortb, has boss
promoted as teller In the Belleville Beak.
Citui..: 0.I.g la lob. .nonmed alma
of Mrs. Holmes. who Is still unable to batt
ber tied, Mr Holme• . rned this Yacht
from Ottaw-, and well re,.,aa hams as the
se.•,00 1s ezprottd tt mod la • few day..
�• forth : Ulm tiuwb Bagels, • former
student of JMIUrtb Collegiate Institute, has
been winning !wrote for herself and the
school which the formerly attended. She
has lest er&duated with eigbset honors
from the Chiaavo High School, winning the
g•.1.1 ...trial for the highest standing, and s
gold m.d.l f.,r the highest go during
the ye .r She has also passed the ormolus -
two qu•lify's* nor bo be • tescbN.
One of tbe most danger-
ous and repulsive forme of
Kidney Disown' le
ROPSY
for which Dodd'. Kidney
PWe are the only certain
cures la Dropsy the Kid-
neys atu. actually dometteed
.s.y and the water, which
.bould be ..palled in the
form of urate, Rowe back
and lodges la -lobe omits of
the Leah and' puffs out the
skin. Remove the 1111th
whdcb plugs u the drain.
Restore the to
health. Thirds ter
i Kidney Medicine
D0DD's
KIDNEY
PILLS
Deduced Prices
ON
BJNDI3R TW/NE
'r Plymouth " hold Medal," 12 1-2 cts. a Ib.
Plymouth " Special," 10 cts. a lb.
Consumers' lot Pure -Al anilIa," 11 cts. a Ib.
'July Sale
J.H. PEDDER'S
13 STILL BOOMtNQ.
PLENTY OF GOOD GOODS
STILL LEFT FOR YOU AT LOW PRICES.
Pure Manilla May -Fork Rope, all sizes . . 15 cents
e r�ty;i:f
D. ROUGVIE,
THE CASH HARDWARE STORE. '^:t
SUTTON'S
Boiler Compound
Seasonable SlI1lllls.
H. DUNLOP
THE WEST -ST.
TAILOR.
Owl show you the latest in Spring
_.---and Summer Suitings.
fano and see his Hpmospune in the newest
shades, the very thing fur Spring and Sum-
mer wear A large as.ortment of cloths to
choose from, and style and fit guaranteed.
Prices moderate.
ifs-Ta►ipu/ Ia Nee'
Your guaranty of good-
ness in a Dunlop tire is the
guarantee from the makers.
"The Dunlop detachable
tire is guaranteed against__
all defects of workmanship,
materials or desigu,.for one
yearfrom dateefpurchase'.^•
No other tire is guaran-
teed thus.
wheels viitliou extra
Engineers' and
Mill Supplies,
Lubricating Oils and
Greases,
Pipe Covering,
. Asbestos Goods,
Belting and
Lace Leather.
The Wm. Mon Compound Ca.,
186 Queen-st.,
Toronto, Ont.
t
A AEW COOK STOYE
M. DUNVOP
EVERY DAY IS A.
BARGAIN DAA'
Snaps in Dress Goods, in blacks, plain and fancy
goods of all kinds.
Fancy and plain Silks at Reduced Prices.
Linings at Reduced Prices.
Trimmings at Reduced Prices.
Only a few Ladies' Blouse Waists left, to be sold cheap.
Linen Skirts cheaper than you ever bought them before.
Ladies' White Wear at a big discount.
Corsets at 20c., 35e., 40c., 60c., worth 25% more.
Lace Curtains from 26e. up. All lines reduced in price.
H. C. FILSINCER
1e agent for the Kolar Warm Alf
(ieaer•tor, m•nufeentured by the Jas.
Smart Mfg. Co . Brookville.
Read what • follow townsman says
of tits experle.os with the Kelsey
Generator :
oe of F. J. T. Navel. glee. Life, Aooldent
end Plate UWe Inaur•noe taken •t lowest
rate. H..mlItoe et.
Uodertoh. May 1st, 1900.
James '(mart Manaf.oturing
Brookville. ('01..
U.wrL.wRw.-The No. 18 Kelsey Warm Air
Generator you Insta11e4 in my house last fall
has given btu the greatest of n•Llsf•etlon. 1
have found It very noonomlcal In fuel and
very really masaged. giving t ver
y beet
respite In heat. the whole house lag heated
from 76 to 80 both up stairs and down, and •t
times I have len my bedroom window open
•11 night in the month of February. 1 have
found no gas or owl dust from It at •ll. no
heat In the ostler. end the smoke pipe was
cool. 1 have need other furnaoss for • lung
time, and from my sxpertenoe in furnaces 1
can eately say that the Kelsey 1a the best 1
have seen or used and eau blab.y r000mmeod
it to say nee intending to heat with warm air,
as it does not burn the air, but gives • very
even and pleasant beat to the hoose.
F. J. T. NAFTIL.
bes
H. C. FILSINGEf ,
Corner Wntet.t,.nd 9oaaro. Ooderloh
Information regardlap uhf•
Meer. ally elven by
12,1277
rt
n lien's
. •t �rrea
Esc.,. rum
Furnishlngs
we are selling Shirts,
Ties, _Coilet' , Cuffs, etc., at prices that empty the boxes.
Felt and Straw Hate at 25% off the regular prices.
The Clothing is going fast, and no wonder, for a Suit
here costs very little.
Come and see if this is right w+e v:xu,irwe.t•txtray.•
,Irvor WW1,
• J • H. PEDD
t 02DIERIC7H.
•• The otdy toot..•
The Dales, Tin Ce . United.
Termite.
tpwsemt . Wrap. . N sda
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A
SATISFIED
CUSTOMER....
is a bigger
advertisement than a page In this
newspaper. Msy we makes walk-
ing advertisement for oar store oat
of you? We can, if you'll give ns a
trial. f
oods
ae.teere'e to Resta.
"Von are in the last stages of consump-
tion and cannot Ilvs more than a month."
were the words of doom herd by Mn, Roth
Rlehardeee, el laurel Springs, N.C., from
• her dootors, "bat she began to see Dr.
King's New Dlswysry," writes R L.
i).aghtoe, of that platy, "end wee wholly
oared by it. She is now a stoat, well
woman." It's the supreme ours for deeper -
ate &thins of the throat and lags. In-
fallible for coughs, oolds, br000hitle, math
ma, wroth, whooping wash. 11 ted
bottles 600 and 11.00. Trial bottles fres at
.lames Wlleon'* drat store.
THE B - ST....
OIL SOVE8
ICE CREA ' FREEZERS
S
STERLING SiLVER Some very pretty pieces, full weight
and elegant new designs :
BRRR �SOONS, TSA and COFFEE SPOONS, •
.bII-Ph3 fitELLS, fOIGIVOlIERVERS, ETO.
Direct jsust hipmtoent hofand Frl5)eh and other fine
FINE CHiNA China
SALADS, . PLATTERS, RAMAHINS, BON-
BONS, COMB and BRUSH TRAYS. ETC.
\ ` g1 newest decorations. g�g
Eli ufl
PORTER'S BOOK STORE
Our Telephone is No. 100 B Court Hous* Square, GoderiCh.
'AND
BICYCLES
from *15.15 dp.
PRESERVING KETTLES
and all kinds of
GRANITE and TINWARE
LEMON SQUEEZERS
• DAIRY TiNWARE
our own melte \
EAVES TROUGH ENG \`
ROOFING and SIDING
Paintt Tor the oelebrated for painting all kinds of roofs'
A Q&rbon
wood or ironwork.
Wt?S,3LL'S
Os amp stove end Fanew Man.
Wrong of Hamilton -St. Uderioh.
��cam boiler Repairing.
At any season oi'the year there
is no eater comfort than a good
reliable Cook Stove in the kitchen.
It is witn eoo1 stoves like every-
thing else : there are good, bad and
indifferent varieties
We know you will be pleased
with our
FAMOUS and ABERDEEN
StovesandRanges
adLL ALT
CATTLE EROS.
Plam>Iera,Sleamattera and Tinsmilha
West dde of 8 taro oat Sturdy Aro.
ST. MARY'S LIME
kept oonrtantly on hand.
Aliso the best breads of
----HYDRAULIC Ladd-
PORTLAND
CEMENT
Men's chocola
year vesting trop
Kvi's tan Bal's, God
BaUden will do well to the ow btlNw piss'
Ing thole orders..--------_
F. BARLO HOL'IS
TUR (maL PR•Laa.
OFFICE. Wort-st. Near the Suiten.
W. A. McKIM.d
JULY.. SELLING
'A SUCCESS 1 It
The Goderich steam boiler works
having been removed from Godench,
i have made arrangements to carry
nn boiler repairing and also the manu-
facturing of emokestack., etc.
Repairing of boilers, engines and
other machinery promptly attended
to.
D. K. STRACHAN,
Machinist., (ioderich.
Work* on Victoria Street.
MITI rrOOW
FOR SALE.
The •t ova is cut into stove wood
length and will he delivered to any
part of the town the same day an
ordered.
Orders received h telephone or
left at rr.idt roe, 128 by
street,
will receive prompt attention.
'Phone 98.
PETER MCBWAN.
OaMriaht Nov.mlrr 21s1. 1901.. 58-7m
max. rarnesvoisaget
t*
We have yet quite ai lot of Summer _Gods
which we are done with. If you want them at any
old price, come
25c. French Organdies, in stripe and ydondl pat-
terns, light and dark,, for 121c.
at4y38 in. Fancy. Stripe ..$s1Aek wcere_gO. to_ clear
•
Shirt Waists at half price. "W''"*'"'".""'"'""'
Men's Straw Hats, were 122c. and 15c., for 10o.
Linen Skirts for 40e. (SCh,
t '"i los., 'llo'f))J't'5-tis
4ri1.'y let va',xea 0s.odr04,
HOUSE AND HOTEL LINENS I
Table Linens, mill remnants, all lengths, at less
than mill prices.
All Summer Goods must go in July. Now is
your time for good Goods just when you want them,
at money -saving prices -price no object.
WSA. McgIM.
Merit heavy plough Shoes...
"SOROSIS'
Mannish Shoes for ladles-
tlemen-ehoea-a man shoe bu
for women. I am the sole agent for
ii " SosoetA, " the Meet'
American shoe.
Call and see them. -
ST. GEO.. RR!CE
Another lot of Favorite O11 -)Shoe Dressing 6c. aepalriag neatly done
Douse -cleaning Tim
_Brings many requirements which we •,• . �l.CR
- ' have your order for anything in our line, and will try
to please you.
GOODS DELIVERED PROMPTLY.
ST /RDY & CO
Telephone No. 91.
Thee Groeera,
Cor. Square and Montreal 130. �.
When a woman buys Ring
Quality Shoes she saves $2.
They cost $3 and have the
appearance of $5 -that is
how she saves $2.
These shoes are irre-
proachable in material, style,
fit and finish.
All trimminge are Q1milk, sad they
are the hent shoe+fotrhepries on this
earth. All the ward..inthe English Ias-
guag.s could not tell the facts pildsollr
than \t\• I'441
that. \•'
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