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51.50.
51.00.
and 51.50.
or 'Book Deport-
' you to read at
ved from finding
W. Acheson & Son
..Dandsome Dress Plaids at 25c..
We phos on special a•le this week 15 piens of new
38 to 40 inches wtde Wool Drew Plaids in handsome
effects and Tartans, Gordon, Stewart, 42ud Cameron,
Meutie, regular value 45c a yard, Friday and 25^
Ijaturdey �r
350 yards 20 inch Japan Silk in nearly all colors --
pinks, Blues, Navy, Sky, Cream, White, Blank, Mauve -
very desirable for handsome blouse• or drawer ; 25
Friday and Saturday, per yard
40 pintoes handsome Scotch Uinghawn in checks and
stripes, with up-to-date colorings. Early iu the season
price. were ISc and 20c • yard ; we make up one Targe
table and place them at one price for two days, 8C
per yard ................. ....
100 yds English Floor Oil Clotho, one and 1 8n
two yards wide, regular 25c, et per square yd.
W. Acheson & Son
W. C. T. U. (MUMN.
ni MUCK ayamTts1$0.
The Montreal Wit/saes says : Otte of the
worst neer of vagesaey that over came M
fors a police mart was disposed of by Mr.
L.lentslw reosatly. John Wbrba, of
No 60 Laotews street (whoa he is at bogie),
was ohsrged by his wife. Elisabeth Herring -
too, with tallow to provide for her and bit
family of Eve email children ler the past us
mouths. As a mouse of teat, he has not
given fele onto • seat towards her support
for three ►.•re. Drlsk, es anal, has rased
the trouble. Cupboards, .halts, store and
bed followed each Mire to the pawnshop,
and ware sold for dine. Rem the baby e
clothes were sold for the same riper. (1s
Friday whoa Yrs Wheaton arrived bene
from work she limed the dahlia on the nor,
Ad the table -ter last piece .f turaitors
left la the homes -mss gone. She found It
at e.6.s merman wed her hs•b••d 'n •
salon fliaktsg the pries of
Ph last swam, lid the poor woman rola:
aptly told • implatat belwe the magistrate
for coo support. Some of the obildren bad
to deep oa lbs doer en Friday, while kind
montane our tor the mother .ad Wok
bait'. Deputy high on*aable Lembert oar•
rested the usaatar•I father. He pleaded
rulity, wad wokaowled.ed he deserved to be
punished. Drink was bis oars. SI:
mouths la jail and • doe of 820 or four *tier
moths wee his eseteaee.
ragIIIIIITOCT I.OUIILANen.
.'hvlettetowS. P. S i., Jane 11 -The
Leg aistnre processed es S.t.rdsy slier•
aeon Tao probibtdn bill was prohemly
the ablef measaro, 1. priesatlag witch the
Premier stated they wail prepared N.1 .4
or tau by it. Althosib the Opposition .e
strewed ..s.lderably, they !Welly voted for
the hill Ti. smallest provisos In the 1)..
moose bas thea the borer of es•eung the
Erse prohibteln statute and to Prowler Far,
unhorses great oredtt is [Ives by the temp-
aahee peopie of the printer. The hill sb-
Ni.l•l1 .milia the retail man e:oept for
m.dtoal. soiesttdo or mee►aa•
Mal aad*r strict rsetrloM*sss
Wholesale trod. is else prohibited, mmo.pt
ts pbyddaaa std ar.ga4S1, and were
liyoor is sold for .eeaampalea o.Wd. Me
...reruns. s. Tao .rules thvesgbest was e*
of the .ts Birt 1a tilt. bl5tM7 .f this Isgf..5
tare.
COUNTY CURRENCY.
Clanton : Jo►. Coupled, of Lesdesboro,
las takes • position 10 N.weo.M's dry
r._.-gpede store
huts : Jewell lioDoagall, bloyed wife of
--Jabs Stray, of E:etr. posed peseef ally
. away on Sued.,. Jaly let.
('11ato.: W. S. 8 sari* Mowed us wheat,
1•kn off the /air farm, which measured
over ter mod ...hall feat.
Wingbam : Ralph Rogers, r.. a resi-
dent of teas vtdeuy does the sly days,
did es 1aadwy, the 8th last.
Brumfield : Jolla Rase, who os lately
moved to Mildewy. le offend • higher pod-
tnoo, as sada master .t Paisley.
Teraberr] George Powell, as old
Turaberry boy, hew • teacher to Torso,
has recently had • geography ten book
laud.
Wrenn/ : Jobs Bray is 1.14 ap some-
what with • sere leg, w101oh got sprained on
the 23rd of Jose laid, well* helping to load
op an rf•n.
Helmsmen's: Walter Peder.*, em-
ployed by Wm. Looserd, bed 101s third E.
ger en toe loft brood orsand ander the hey
rook on • wagon.
Bro.les : Res. Stoolair Is learaing tips
writhe In his father's law eine• 1104 will
son11 he able to tamale the mmobhte with
neatness and dispatch.
gsafortb : The Canadian Bask of 0..-
mwo• ban hod tea very Mod.sme mild loll -
tend signs erootd oe Slott building, wbeM
gives 11 golfs • site appe.r•aoo•
Hay : W. J. °oldies el Nelms.
Q.
formerly of Rester, mad en of Wm. Cald-
well, Hoy, was reo..tli united la a inulase
te Mt. Mary Cant, of that plass.
('Tears : J. (J. Bowsaw' received word
lam week .f The death of Sarah I.rei•ce,
beloved wits of Andrew Uallesd r, formerly
of (;limon, who did 1a Termite at the age
of h0 years.
Grey : 16 le spared that J. 1. Hog,.
B. A., formerly a fsgslw is B. 8. No. b,
law of Tomato, was united to marriage to
an Orangeville yosus lody on Wednesday,
the 4t1 .net.
Holmee►llle : A now piano oared Do-
herty organ hos been purchased for the
Methodist church The present cream will
be used In tb• barmier by the league and
Suedes, school.
Se•forth : Douglas Campbell, who has
Mee •est.snt to Wm. Somerville's sloe for
some limo, has received • prairie on toe
permanent staff to Ise 0, N. W. Telegraph
altos to Hemtine.
Windham : Dave MOU•aaw, at one
4m. opratur o the C. P. K ethos here, 1u
bean now fee hi. ho11d•ye, after an abeam
o1 Eve or six years Dave le now relieving
agent on the L P. R In the Northwest.
Hoasell : A Hearn omttloba r reams
ed
IT ru• farmer ler 869 fr &entail ealtlo
widish the drove had parobred from him,
end paid him $6 down to bled the b.rgala.
Toe tanner had to pay 120 and the omits of
the salt
Seabirds : Chas. L. Willie and Jobs
Wren, sr endear of Seafrtb CoUs ire
lu•tlta•e, posed Normal College Hamilton,
and roomer the rank of speol•hat la seethe -
mai sae. Jae. If. McKinley pared ea spa
mallet la clerics.
Charm : A gentleman In • postdate to
know whereof he le sp.mklog, roar* of his
official standing, Informs as Mat trapdoor
of whiskey oowumed to Huron dewlap the
last Orel year Mows a material decrees
ser that .f preusediag years.
Broads : Tbo nuptial bow was tied at
the resides,. of M. 0. RIob•rdsoo, es ilea -
day evniog, 9th teat., by Key. Jae. ass,
B. A., between W. 11 Moo• ley, me/reat
of killed River, AIgom., and MIs. MOW
oldest drab, or of Mr and Mn. Milliard.
son.
Bemllles Our genial storekeeper and
pcetmaster, A. S. ()Idbttl, bas disposed
of his briars, lnoludlur bore rid lot, to
Mr Kodmoed, of Honest!. Mr. Ulsdbill
h.e given good sstlsfeotloe in both depart.
meats, and the people of Besmlller and
violalty are sorry to lose blm.
Mefrtb : Herold Clarkson. eon of C.
Clark.n, retorted bone from Fort Moleod
last week. Mr. Clutter hu boa terhlog
school la Fort Mcleod for two years. Hs
says there re b... an •baadaace of sasiet
ora In Alberta this Terson and that the
oreps and rut never looked better.
limy : Mrs. Tboe. Btylle died quite
enddsaly at the lamely residence, Dovr-
000rt used, Toronto, on Sunday morning.
July tat, from • paralytic stroke, roo.ivsd
the rhured•y previous, tleos•rd whit
her harbeod earl family formerly resided on
the 4th cooc.eioo of Orin, removing to
Hamilton about 11 years ego.
Brussels : On no 31. of May the matri-
monial bow was tial between W. H. Hol-
land, o1 Dstreil, sot of C. W. Holland, for
natty of Brussels, and grandson to Mn.
Pearson, of town, and Mir Marie, daughter
of the late (len. Koss, of Detroit. Mr. and
Mn Holland are at home to their friends
on Hutson ave., 109, Detroit.
Seaforth • Howard Fowler, dental student
with Dr. Koss, hr, by the oolleys ano00ce-
meet lowly issued, made. very good record,
sanding (earth In • ole of sixty, la th*
freshman .ramiaatln. This Is an o:o.11st
aiding, considering 1h.1 be was only with
Dr. Ross for • few weeks before enariny
*oiler*, where most students serve one
year.
Others : A very awkward and annoying
olrtwmsaeos happened to • bridal party the
other day. While getting on to. trans the
groom bad the mbfortoes to drop his
pocketbook, whlob oonatned his railroad
Sabra wad $300, sed be was pat to groat
taeotventsaoe as the pocketbook 000ld not
thee be found, 6at It was afterwards dts-
mewed es the floor of the oar whoa It
reached Buffalo.
Brumsb: Bramante* were sadly ser
Keadmy manila, of lost week te
..d well-knewo resident la
pg William Aldrld,e had met his
doith ander end droomsbooss, He had
naso early that morning from his bed, and
dressed and to some way that will Geyer be
known, either mind Ids footing at the op
ot the retro or bestow dbiv.headed, the
result of which was • headlong fall to the
bottom, molting In Iweuao.oa5 death.
Brides the widow there r* two children,
Devitt, of Platteville, .id Mies Aldridge, .►
bros. Ms. Aldridge wM ld, fah. 1B(It fMet
Souvejdr China
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THE SIGNAL • GODERICH ONTARIO.
Brtfe.ds : Wda••day •vellus •f last
oar. ► . very pl.aeaet sempasy es11.o ed .t
the summa, reeldese•, es the h.uk• of the
Haltlaad, Brooel., •f Hr. and Mo.. t.-okte,
.f Tonne, t• emir their hospitality .ad at
the same tial oommeserse the 1210 wl
..nett of 60elr marriage. A particularly
tasty tea was served an tM laws, are welch
the Was was pleae•atly spout 1u oroopt,
•opal sad la•tnme.Ml mole, motel chat,
.to. Jack asd Bob, the twist so.. 01 the
host and hooter, undo their appe.r•aos In
fall Htblaad costume and damned the High
lead ding 1a reenter old f•.bloo.d style sad
they wen .unneeded by Athol Stewart, of
Toronto, Mr twokis a •.phew, ono Gan trip
the Minuets deo.. la a amour that wield
de srredlt to • professional . Fier dew fres
the reeldeso. 5.4 Bummer hew lid, se the
abodes of evening gathered, Chinese leptons
were lighted and • hoe dlsplsy of brewrks
elven. The oomp•oy .e, lad a1 • noose.•
alit.. hour after its preen. .Mir beet *lobos
for tn• future hepoinem sod prwperny of
The genial Met and hostess.
Sd.forbh : A vary pretty wedding eras
oelebrated at "logloslde," the rehires of
D. I). Wa.eo, of Seaforlb, oo Wednesday,
July 11th, at 12:30 o m , whoa his eldest
daush'er. Christina, was salted In marriage
to l'. K. Somerville, of London, Cat. The
bride was gowned In white s111 with oblffo•
Mmmlop. and bore herself with grace as
she entered 16. drawlag room. where the
merrier took place She carried la her
hand • •bower bouquet of white news. and
wag •tt.oded by Mr et ter, 611.. Nettle
W risen, and Mr a.usts, M1.& ttiobardaoa, of
W.lksrtuo, earl of whom was prosily •t
tlr d to whin organdie nod oared snowier
hr ogees of pink noose, presented by tb•
g room, whose gift to Mies White tailor
was • whirrs pearl ring, and to Miss Ktob
ard.on • pearl dour deli* pin. The bride-
groom wee amend by hie brother, Virgil
Somerville, of Loodos Th. o.remooy wee
performed by the Rev ()olio Fletcher,
M.A., of Exeter, related by Kin. Robert
Jobwton• U l) , of London, and the Key.
F. H. Larkin, B. D , of SWforth. Tb.
house was moat tastefully decorated with
flowers and foliage After the detainer the
happy mettle loft on the 3.10 train for
potato to the rat, atter whlo6 they w111 be
•t hems Io September. Ar.of the tomer-
ous gdu reoslv.d by the brld. wars • 111e
membership mottled.* from the Saaforth
Auxiliary of the Women's Forage Mission
sty Society, a out glees water bottle from
16e Sweeties Mission Band, of which foe
years she has beim the energetic president,
and • oar of Irult knives and forks from
Mr. Yomer.Ill.'s lellow•membn of St. Au-
dios'. cburob arena, London.
KILLED I
(War from oho *nmol'* plot of view.)
THI MOTHER 01101(0.
16 is kind of you loot to look in, my dear,
Ys. -1 Dos that the list yen'v. read.
Nay, 1110.01 break dew. or, my ryes are
Blea
And I've not vet humbled my bead.
But It rn • such • &boos --so word to pre.
pare --
Aad lite grew grey 1a • breath, -..
For I, somehow, feasted my boy wall 40
fair
To be sommood so loon by Death.
They say It's a glorious thing to Egbk
Aid fall, for the sentry's .k• ;
To strewth the wrong and e.tabll.b the
Bel
--
Bel what solace to that on 1 oak/'
1 9555 them the oat whom 1 Mild mod
dear.Of their vbkery victim to he ;
Aad what do they rook .f 110* young slew,
That was all the world to one'
Ah ! I've triad so hard since i hoard 1t, my
deer,
To whisper-" His will be dots !
But I think of the shadow of year after
year.
When the light from the hearth bas
00051
1 shell hoar oho shout of the nation's joy,
01 the weltme home, three times three I
But all 1 shall know lie --my boy, my boy,
Can never Dome book te m..
-C mroao Dick. 1n Loudon Experts.
World's tlaesetea Sealer.
"1 tried many remedies to cure piles,"
wntes W. R. Smith, of Latham, 111..
"but found no reliet till I used Bucklen's
Arnica Salve. I hare not been troubled
with piles since." Grandest pile one on
earth and the best salve in the world.
25o. per box, guaranteed by Jas. Wilson,
druggist
•• All Dunlop Tare. is Nos"
On macadam roads -
on country roads -on good
roads and bad roads -
Dunlop Detachable Tires
are safest and easiest to
ride.
if you meet with a mis-
hap - a puncture - ten
miles from home" these
are theonlytoolsyou need."
" Th. oulr tools -
Ttw Daly The na. United,
Tomes
IlO.tr11. wi..ly.L K Jana
Postel Cards
Also • line of Souvenir Stationery, with views
of the Harbor, Court Holme Square, road to the Har-
bor, re4o. Your friends will appreciate oorreepondeece
on this up-to-date Stationery.
We are also showing an elegant range of Khaki'
Note Paper, with Envelopes to match, is different
shapes, with and without red edges.
The above Paper and Envelopes in two qualities :
Rnwelopes, 10c and 20c pkg.; Note Paper, 15e and
20e quire.
PORTER'S BOOK STORE
Our Telephoto Is Na 100 B. Court Nouse Gomm Oodarlch.
STEAM
USERS
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What • T.I. N fells.
If that mirror of yours shore • wr•toh-
.d, sallow oumpl*•lou, • jsuudtu.d luck,
moth patches sod blotches .0 the skin,
it's liver trouble ; but Dr. Ktsg'a N.w
Lite Pills regulate the liver, parity the
blood, give Blear skin, rosy ekeek5, rob
oo.uplexiun. Only Jho. ab line Wil.uu'a
promoripttun time *tore.
neuralgia
is Rheumatism of the face.
Uric Acid left in the blood
by disordered kidney.
lodges along the serves
which branches from the
eye otter the forehead. mid
across the ohmic to the
aide of tm. noes. The
cause Is the same as is all
Rheumatism--- disordered
Kidneys. The cure 1. no-
wise the saane-
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
Team Boiler Repairing.
The Uoder cc boiler works
having been removed from Uodench,
I have made arrangements to carry
on boiler repairing and also the maan-
facturing of smokestacks, etc.
Repairing of boilers, engines and
other machinery promptly attended
to.
SAVE MONEYT.
Fuel, Tabor and expensive repairs
in your plant by using
BUTTON'S
D. K. STRACMAN,
Machinist, Uoderich.
Works on Victoria Street.
MILL WOOD
FOR SALE.
The above is cut into stove wood
ienith and will be delivered to any
part of the town the same day 68
ordered.
Orden reoeived by telephone or
left at residence, 1118 Cambria street,
will receive prompS$tention.
Bier ChulpDilhl
'Phone 98.
PETER McIWAN.
Goderich, November 216t, 1899. 63-3m
'ANEW COOK STOYE
Summer Goods
THE BEST:.:
OIL STOVES
ICE CREAM FREEZERS
'AND
BICYCLES
from ette.es op.
PRESERVING KETTLES
and all rade of
GRANITE and TINWARE
LEMON SQUEEZERS '
DAIRY TINWARE
our own make
EAVES TROUGHING
ROOFING and SIDING
Agent for the oelebrated Carton
Paint for painting all kind. of roofs,
wood or ironwork.
. Irl wawa swum
it h. SIN COR Co., IN
Si eels 1t. 8ggte Teruel, Si.
WORSELL'S
the Cheap Stove sod Ferro. Man.
A a she of Hamilton St. Goderloh.
At any season ot the year there
is no greater comfort than a good
reliable Oook Stove iu the kite jlen.
It is witn cook stoves like every-
thing else : there are good, bad and
indifferent varieties.
We know you will be pleased
with our
FAMOUS and ABERDEEN
StovesandRanges
GALL A r
CATTLE BROS.
Hiders, Magner: and Tiiailha
Wirt side of l aloe troll Sherd, tiros
Seasonable Suns.
H. DUNLOP
THE WEST -ST.
TAILOR.
Can show you the latest in Spring
and Summer Suiting..
Call and sae his Homespun* in the newest
Media, the very thiug for Sprung and Sur
mrsr wear A large assortment of clothe to
Meese from, end style and fit guaranteed.
prio.. moderate.
N. DUNLOP
West Street
H. C. FILSINCER
le ,gent for the Kelsey Warm Air
Generator, m•naf•otured by the Jas.
Smart Mfg Co , Brookville.
Read what • fellow townsman says
o1 him exper/oaos with the Kelsey
Goaentor
ono, of F. J. T. Nartel, Fire. Lira, Aooldeot
.ad Plate Glass Insursnoe taken at lower
rates. Hamilton st.
Godertoh, May 1st, 100.
James 9mrt Manufacturing Co.,
Brookville. (ant..
OgltTtdkw. The No. 18 Kelsey Warm Air
Generator you Installed In my beam last fall
MS give. m• the greatest of setletaotloo. 1
have tour It very eooaomleal In fuel and
very e.11y manat(ed, giving the very best
reaels In heat. the whole house being heated
from 78 to 00 both up stairs and down, and at
nines 1 have left my bedroom window open
all night in the month or February. 1 have
found no gas or ooal dust from it at all, no
heat In the Dollar. and the smoke pipe was
cool. I have coed other turnutes for • loos
tints, and from my experience to furnaces 1
sea safely say that the Kelsey 1s the best 1
have seen or rood and can highly recommend
It to say one I0taading to heat with warm air,
as it does not barn the air. but glees • very
even and pleasant hent to the hoose.
F. J. T. NAFTEI.
Information regardla, this boater
obeerfully given by
H. C. FI LSI NCER,
Darner W.tot. and fk1wY., GodseIcb
El Ceme91
ST. MARY'S LIME
kept ooa.otly as band.
Mao the beet brands of
HYDRAULIC and
PORTLAND
CEMENT
Builders w111 do well o see me before plac-
ing their orders.
F. BARLO IIOLMES
TES COAL e.ALga.
UFF105, West-st. Naar the Spinus.
W. A. MeKIM.
JULY SELLING
A SUCCESS
asseser' 010.00000•000•00000*
We have yet quite a roto Summer Goods
which we are done with. If you want them at any
old price, come along.
25c. French Organdies, in stripe and flora pat-
terns, light and dark, for 1 tic.
35 in. Fancy Stripe Piques, were 20c., to clear
at 1211c.
Shirt. Waists at half price.
Men's Straw llats, were 1''2 c. and 13c., for 10c.
Linen Skirts for 40c. each.
USE 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 fu1 ,tlud (roods just when you want them,
at,money-saving prices -price no object.
W. A. McgIM.
rIM MDAf, J111y 19, 1900.
es
"e July Sale
J. H. PEDDER'S
I8 STILL BOOMING.
PLENTY OF GOOD GOODS
STILL LEF'r FOR YOU AT LOW PRICES.
EVERY DAY IS A
BGMN DAY•
'
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 bo sold cheap.
Linen Skirts cheaper than you ever bought them before.
Ladies' White Wear at a big discount.
Corsets at 20c., 35c., 40c., 60c., worth 25% more.
Lace Curtains from 25c. up. All lines reduced in price.
In Men's
Furnishings
we are selling Shirts,
Ties, ('otlars, Cuffs, etc., at prices that empty the boxes.
Felt and Straw Hata at 257 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.
•
J. H. PEDDER,
!;17iG-ODERIOIL
Men's chooblate Dong. Bd111Ossd•
year vesting top 5Wt)0
Men's tan Rai'., Goodyear, 13 he Sir
Men's heavy plough Shoe.,_750.0.
Mannish Shoes for ladies-- ladies' -
gentlemen -shoes -a tnan shoe built
for women. I am the sole agent for
"a SOROB(0, " the latent
N;, \ American shoe.
Call and see them.
A
SATISFIED
CUSTOMER....
is a bigger
advertisement than a page in this
newspaper. May we make a walk-
ing advertisement for our store out
of you 7 We can, if you'll give us a
trial.
�---' ST. GEO. PRIOE
Another lot of Favorite 011 Shoe Dressing 50. Repairing neatly done
House-cleaning Time....
Briggs many requirements which we can supply. Let ua
• have your order for anything in our line, and we will try
' to please you.
GOODS DELIVERED PROMPTLY.
I
:STURDY & CO.,r
•- The Orocers,C71
Telephons.,tiiai1• .Cor. Square. and Montreal St..
The Light of Common Sense
lslt
t l r�ilt�t`�
!4F'; � J
will prove to any woman that there is '
no better shoe for feminine wear than
the King quality at $3. She doesn't
need to be a judge to see that. Did
you ever know that uncomfortable shoes
affect a woman's temper? It's true,
nevertheless, and so we can honestly say
int a sweet dis-
position goes '44/
along with the _tyle ?masa
and the ease and
the beauty of
King Quality.
KtheRuAuil
Made by J. D. ,RING COMPANY. Limited. Toronto.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
MC;LEOD'S : SYSTEM : RENOVATOR.
A Wonderful Tonic and Remedy for WEAK and IMPURE
BLOOD, KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLES.
Manufactured by J. M: MacLEOD, Oodsrich, (Int