The Signal, 1901-5-23, Page 44 THURSDAY, May 23, 1901
THF. SIGNAL : GODERIOFI ONTARIO
A SUIT THAT FITS
008T8 NO MORE THAN A SUIT
That Doesn't Fit
and tl "twos to get a Suit that tits is here, where Clothing must OOlfpe np to
a bif;L ..lard of excellence to be allowed in stock.
Yon will find in our stock of MEN'S, YOUTHS' and BOYS' CLOTH-
ING, nice patterns, such as will appeal to the taste of the wort particular.
It will be,xreatly to your advantage to buy your Clothing here ; having
been so many years associated wig] the tailoring business, 1 am iu a
position to give you more reliable goods and tetter fit than you can obtain
elsewhere, and our prices have a velvety touch on the puree. Ca'1 and in-
spect goods and get prices.
The Duke of York
is the name of the New Novelty to Ties. They are made in bows, with flow
ing ends, and are fastened to the collar with the .new p.ttent Steel Shield.
These Ties are having a large sale in the cities and are hound to be very
popular this ssaron. We will have them in our -window oo Saturday.
We are continually adding to our Stock
the latest in Hats. Shirts and eVerything
pertaining to Hen's wear.
If you want the latest and Best you will find it here.
W.. C. 1PRIR1-1A T T
Sole Agent for Chrlsty's Hats. Clothier mud glen . Fur -molter.
as maple syrup, oe the hsayy brows sakes
of beeswax material that are called inapt
sugar. We are turned to be oenoludou
Diet the exosetliog cheapness of 0ummetotal
tugs, u the real mesa ler the groat telling
Off L• the flavor of the maple article.
UANADA'e UIWWINu'HMC,
London Advertiser : Those prophets,
who in 1896 wept salt tears, met•phorioally,
fur the tate el the fattury operatives It •
Loberel Ooverom at were returned to power,
must feel pretty stupid these days, whom
they uuLe bow the manul.otorse et the
oouutry have prospered under the revised
tariff and the British pref.reoce. The
Wort mfurioatl'+n is that the Montreal
Cot Lou Company will build two new uottoo
mills at Valleyfield, Que., which will give
employment to over 600 bands At Shaw•
Rogan Falb, the Canadian M. 1'.'s, who rs-
oently tuck • trip to Quebeo oily, found •
chrlvlog town of over 6,000 people whore,
three years ago, there wee only a spleodtd
waterfall and forest trees. This Is indeed
Caaad&'s growing ume.
Hl'r1C° AT rt'NakALJ.
Toronto Star : 11 le • poor mark of re-
spect to pay • departed oit.zAta to start oat
with • luueral end bock out after driving
halt • mile. There is • lot of humbug In
Lown. and villages in 000neotlon with
funerals—visitors who come to offer *yin•
pithy and count the handles oo the ooffio,
to obeet the wide and see It she odes real
bard or only ball hard, and men who hitch
up and drive solemnly with the eai promo
' Ion through the street., where their at-
torod.00e may be publicly motel, and thea
male . circuit home by the bock streets
when the outskirts of the town are reaohed.
h is • heartless business, and It would be
better If people quit .h.mmiog and went
right &bead with their business until their
own turn roars. There Is perhaps tot •
oleo. in Ontario that does n.tt need to be
Aced book to honest ground in Its relation
:0 femorals
HEGREA f PAN•AMERIC.'IN SHOWS.
abut zgnf�ii,
at mason
=VERY THURSDAY MOMN1i:0
•v. -1c--
ND*RZOa. THURSDAY. MAY ilk 1141
ter of the alleged ' spade gt.ts,' that
functionary has trot sept in hi. ,..ignition.
1 His friends say he is made of sterner stud
—King Errrann VIL h.e signified his in
tension of celebrating his birthday. on May
94th, instead of in the mouth of November.
King EDWARD doubtless heard ,of Or.
Hoaasy's resolutions in the Canadian House
THE 24TH OF MAY of Commons concerning May 24th.
Hereafter to he Observed as sus Isdward'.
•Irtbday.
Luodoo, May 16.—King K1,. s2. 'w►•'
was born N •. 9, 1841, bee decided that his
birthday shall he oel.brated en Hey 24th at
eacb year, thus continuing the bollday os
Queen Violon.'s birthday, hitherto ob
.*reed by all the pubho deparimeate, sad
giving an impetus to the uolosld thevea.t
Io observc the date as Empire Dyy
SNAP SHOTS.
—1 he.ppearauro.1 Ottawa tine wanton`
of Sas. BARafrs, M P., didn't discount
the hoarse boom of the Chaudiere.
—Politica never were quieter in Rest
Huron than at the present time. Is it the
calm that precedes the 'storm '
—There are a goodly number of Liberal
politicians who believe thie would be a good
year to pull off the Provincial elections
—We beg to uomiltatc the esteemed
NICKOLAS FLOOD DAVIN to a place in lrr.
dant' nY ATa1IR11-'r8L14ftlet- Of antlquee." '
—Major Jos Bees claims that he is
making a greater canvass than has teen.
And yet, we cannot see how that can be
—The finding of the Senate committee on
the Coos investigation isn't very .atiafac-
tory to the originators of the investigatory),
—The leadership of K L Boating has
caused our old friend KcYu, Lt TAYtuI to
hide hu khaki whiaker, under a bush.L ear
to speak.
—W. T. R. Palarroi doesn't wear angel's
wings or live on angel's food, blit he will
measure np to the standard of anyone who
Ms abused him up to date.
Binet Toronto heard of the Maitland
Rivet Power Co.'s plans at Grelonch that
ally has been trying to get an in-
dustrial tao.ection with Niagara Falls.
—Wonder if OftoNHyATsxltA couldn't
give a job to CuAaua Turrea, June Han -
OAST and the rest of the boys of the Ohl
Brigade who were put out of business in
1896.
—When a local resident, a native of the
Ould Sod, was told about the attbit oJ
River Power Co.'s project, h • said ' Shure,
that's what Goderich wane— more power
to ito elbow '
—There le a .'rap going on in Toronto
as to whether the statue of the Queen to-
that
rtat of Bir JOHN MAc1MNALn ,hould h..e
first place As conal, the Torten are tip-
' posed to the cause of loyalty
— Now that Col. tier Hu,HE. has bun..!
Mut hatchet with Hie Excellency the Coy -
Geo., would it not be a tool act tor U,1
bar. to turn his .word into a pruning hook
so far as General lit -Tres is concerned?
— Notwithstanding the gibing the Hama -
too chief of police has reoeived in the mat
•
TIiAT SATISFIED EIPRFSSION
Las...._
le not eopyr,5ht.vl. ;\ ou may
wear 0.. It w fr.e'tn ruler. of
l�c Livery
WIEEIS
We sell or rent them at .esu.nosh le
on
pprrl1roa Mday ToM•y. w.dnas'1ar.
Thnreila . friday or Sat nMay of earl
week r .very r.meina e'' -alt
on
Sandra
EMERSON'S
N.7 elm and Mamie
Hons..
—To listen trot he esteemed Hailand Em-
pire berate the pobtieal machine• one would
almost be led to believe that there was
never a Tory political tneo hint, that flue
aflarJNU11AM ix a myth .reit that ALSOK W.
Wain/ft ,.. hong business at the old
star,!
—E. B. Orta denies the report that he
is Co be transferred from the Rouse of Com•
moos to the Legi.laturc, eo that he might
Ice ready to assume the Provincial Tres.
surersbip in the coming Nfltrary admint,-
tration. Mr. O.LER need not have both-
ered himself with a denial The story is too
absurd for belief.
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING.
A CACo& Fog BxJ,i1,J1 N1:.
Detroit Free Press : When she British
taxpayer looks over the budget be mast be
g lad that Mr. Chamberlain itn'1 twins.
THEY Wena RAM.
Toronto Star : Now shat Mrs. Cauls
Nat.ob's attorney hu set up the plea of lo•
o mit}, in her beh•It, where does Mie Immo
those Precipitate social ►eferet,tt. --:l w'
'afro who ismss out pub-:cly and ,ioolared
themselves &along lite. admirers!
THY WAY To MAKI BC1INg*t,
Toronto Star • The rate for long dut•ao.
telephone 01015.5.. In Germany 1. 23 oe*M
for • three-minute talk, the object belay to
encourage and multiply such messages, IN
stead of keepioy the prioe 5o high that
people would only use the long wires in o&ss
of fire, flood. or sudden death.
'ANADA UNDER LINYRALI,.V.
- Amherst Press, Cooatryttvs : Now the
4.y of a hotter hope aid o,ofidenoe bas
,Inwood upon Cab.ds. We are put ..Llog
Dar own literature, taking tare m.negemeot
of oar own m•oul&oturing tutersen', boding,
our own capital, keeping most of our young
life at home and showing ourselves and the
world that we have • bright destiny.
MTANDAILD OIL DIVtDINUS.
Toronto Sun : The Standard O.! Com-
pany bae just declared • gh.rterly dividend
of 12 per coot , p•yeble Juno 15. The last
quarterly divots:ad was 20 p.r coat , so that
he dividsods fur the sax months' ',tide
og Ju,. 16 will re•ob 32 per cent., or 64 per
sot t,"r mouton As the capital stook of
'he Y• oilard OSI Company is $100 000,000
:he dividends for the current half year will
teach $32.000 000. The shoes of the cum
p.ny are $100 ea.h, and l,.at weak the once
reached $842 per st.re.
Long AFTER TIM BOY
Kingston Freeman • If . man 6•e . fifty
utter bull•pup,l,e will look after it osrefolly
and not let it run all over town •1 nigh
But f he has • boy it is uiffersnt ; the bov
is turned loon .t • tender age, to gar to the
bad—and yet people wonder where the
members of the army .l beaters, oig.retts
nsods and gambler. name from. 'l'hey ars
germluet,.1 from the pure seed gathered at
home and sown breado.et on toe street and
.ileya. The boy ought to be given an equal
nano* with Li, uultpop surely.
A ()GOD LAW.
S r.•10r 1 Re.00n : Ma.s•ohu..tte hes
pooled is tow a ntoh will put • damper oar the
pestles of shooting live pigeons or other
birds for amusement. The enactment says:
"Whosoever keeps or uses a live pigeon,
fowl or other tiro for the outpost§ of a t.rget,
or to be shot at, either for amusement, or
as. test of skill in marksmanship, or shoots
•t • bird kept or u.ed as aforesaid, or b •
party to such .huot,nv, or tote any building,
room. field, or premises, or kaew(egly per -
mite the use thereof for the, purpose of suoh
"hooting, shah he punished by fine not ex
needing fifty dollars, or by Imprisonment In
jail not exceeding thirty days, or 1 oth snob
tine and Imurlsonmsnt." A similar law
should be passed in C.o.d..
TH1e CHAP Ilan A SWIM? TIME, Ton.
Bowm.tivdle Statesman : Maple sugar
has net now the rich maple flavor of our
boyhood duos, because the &rtlole sold hors i5
not genuine. thew of us who have plodded
through the sums beth and know how the
orodaot of the maple was m&nufactsr.d In
to the tonth.otne syrup, taffy and sugar
know wh.t the real Colon pure Is. The
boys and girls of t his age .round here know
nothing about the fun ata "sugaring nil" o -
the old fashioned "taffy -pull" to the sugar.
bush, and the await lips we coed to smack
enllhe way home with the "neighbor" lassies.
2Vs fancy the auraem,king foulness meat
be rather • tame affair when robbed of the
sentiment and fun we enjoyed to connec-
tion with the old sugar -bush .t home
molts A6(rT MAn.g art, AR
l'etrelea 'Pepto : Our aerlooltor.I editor
vt owls time studied farming/ In Iho bosky
wild. of Wes:min•ter township, where the
hard maple is • frequent addltisa to the
woody slorist of the (sentry side, and In
the oourow of his studies naturally learned
how to bow. • tree, drive In . spite. and in
dne time drink lore* quantities of no
and heal the b&lanoe to the plane where th•
thrifty hnneew(f. mid •large e•aIdrne re
dues/ th• sup to the proper oonslseeoy.
it eras not then customary In flare, Me
protiums with 1..d lay's. burned pork Of
any fnrelgn material at .11, yet the +veep
had a fell maple flavor very pleleg to the
palate sod in marked ,lushest to the medals
of eem.n.roe that owns at 30 owls • gears
et
Met'ess5lese twlealeal Delleetlea OU
Barak.
A einous wou'd not be immolate without
• menagerie, and no one knew this beget
them the manam
loungers of The Grath Pm -
Am, dean Shows when they spent about a
million dollars, depleting the jungles and
formai of five 000tlnents for bets rare and
fereelous, strange •od beautiful, to people
their vet menagerie, vs bleb is moaneeted
wit heir moos ter three -,bag circus and fro
mat hippodrome. Will be seen at Mode•
rich a Thursday, May 30. Cage upon
nayn and roost of them, filled with every
straw • and awful beret known to the
zooerapber, Chief among the amphibious,
carat. aous,bl horned,spllt-hoofed mammals
is 11• i terrible boy•lepus. There areer
elephant*, oamels, dromedaries, de, bean,
nowt, tigers, leopard,, grizzlies, serpent.,
rept! e, and, In • word, birds and beasts of
eye, kind. There is also, In • very at-
tract,, s part of the menagerie, the cutest
htlle baby hippopotamus Imaginable, and
four I, tie baby hone ; and lm the unique de-
partm.ol, amides many marvels—too many
mpint N nae to detall—a ant camel, the tallest
aolme alive. Rajah, the giant elephant,
the bigreat brute that walk* the earth, the
very lord of bets ; taller and weighs more
than any elephant ever oaptured.
Exeter : John Allmon has finish.
'•d the tree planting around the new
part of the cemetery, also filling la the gape
In the old p.rt of the grenade with young
treas. la all 134 'pram wee woes pleated
$5,000
Reward!
IF NOT TRUE.
An advertisement may in-
duce a person to try an
article a FIRST time.
Rut an advertisement won't
induce a person to use
- that arliele a SECOND
time unlash it gives satis-
faction.
Sunlight
Soap
has a vale larger than the
coml.in,•;1 s:/r, of any
otb,•r three soaps.
1n advertisement may in-
duce people tritry SUN-
Lica-1T
UN-
LiGr T 8OAP
But it IN guallty and usual-
Ity stars. that makes
peoyle use SUNLIGHT
SOAP continuously and
always.
LEVER BROTHERS UMiy1D.
lama Manufacturer',
TORONTO.
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PROSPECTUS Speciak '
SPecial
Bargains
. #
OF FHE
Maitland River Power Co'y,
(Limited)
Goderich, Ont.
CAPITAL STOCK
$200,000
BOAR() O/ O/REOTOR8 ,
JAMES CLARK, Manager of the Dominion Fish Co.
GEORGE ACHESON, Director of the Goderich Engine Co.
JAMES AJ McINTOBH, Secy-Treas. of Goderich Lumber Co.
D. MOGILLTCUDDY, Proprietor of The Goderich Signal.
JOHN X. JOHNSTON, Director of Chatham Gas Co.
IANKERS
THE BANK OF MONTREAL.
The flaitland River Power Company (Limited)
invites applications for the purchase of $100,000 worth of
stock in shares of $100 Bach.
The Company proposes to supply electric energy for
the waterworks and lighting of the Towu of Goderich, from
the River Maitland and its tributaries, and has a contract
with the Corporation of the Towu of G(xdorieh guaranteeing
not less than 86,000 per annum for 200 horse -power or under,
for a period of ten'years.
- The Company has also made contracts with the leading
industries of the town, which will create a demand for about
200 additional horse power at au annual rental . ' $30 per
horse -power, thus assuring an additional income $6,000
per annum. , ,
The Company also holds an option on the electric
light plant ill an adjacent town, which, in the event of' its
being taken over, would increase the annual returns by from
$4,000 to $8,000.
The Cost of Construction and plant, and the acquiring
of necessary property, has been placed by the engineer at
$120,000, and the earning power of he plant, when in full
operation, will exceed 830,000 per and m.
The Stock will be cumulative, and:raw interest t the
rate of S per cent. per annum.
The Opening at the Stock List to atepublic is in
accordance with the desire of the Town Council of Goderich,
that the shares of the Company should be open to the public
for purchase, and not be taken up exclusively a few
capitalists. .
Payments on Stock :-20 per cent. to be I a' on
notice of allotment, and three additional payments of 20 per
cent: to be made in two, four and six months, respectively,
from date of allotment. It is the' intention of the Company
not to fall for more than 80 per cent. per share.
Applications for shares and other particulars may bead -
dressed to -the' Secretary, at , W
Gest-'at,
oderieh.
JOHN E. JOHNSTON,
Goderich, May 14th, 1901. Secy-Treas.
THE 111E Sr
Empress auE
Spring is here.
You will be re-
quiring a pair
uf....
BOOTS
OR woes.,,
M
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N
THE
Slater....
Our stock is
about com-
plete with
the latest
fashions ifl
Footwear
that will be
sold at as
close prices as
is consistent
with quality.
Remember you have no duty to pay
on the Shoes as they are made by Cana-
dian workmen and are equal to the best
American goods made.
Wm. Sharman, jr.
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Get
Acquainted
will, dor line of Bicycles. It's worth your while and the
a('tlliaitltanco will Nave con money.
GODER/CH, CRESCENT, HYSLOP, TRIBUNE,
RA CYCLE.
The larco't .how of Iticyrles over neon in l)odorich.
All fully guaranteed.
Out -line for 1901 gives you a generous choice of styles and prices. They combine all
the latest features.
Dunlop, (i. & J., M. & W., Samson, Goodrich Tires.
Wo oleo have a number of second hand wheels at bargain..
Repairs exoc it.Nl carefully and promptly by a first-class repair man.
W. have hewn .el!ing bicycle" ever since a bicycle wee a bicycle and are known as reliable
eal
dorm . Telephone 92.
GEO. W. THOMSON & SON
a
a
a
120 yards of American Dress Muslins at - 5 cents.
FAST COLU)th
180 yards of American Dress Pluslins at - - 8 cents,
FAST I'OLORi.
150 yards of American Dress Muslins at - 10 cents.
FAST' COLORS.
160 yards of Printed Piques, fast colors - 10 cents.
1320 yards of Print, warranted Last color,
regular price IOc. - - - for 8 cents.
1260 yards of Print, warranted fast color,
regular price 12c. - - - for 10 cents,
These Goods ll* all this season's mike, and at
sale prices, Extra Value.
They are Less th : Wholesale Prices.
Colne and see thwhether you want to buy
or not.
JH.CO BORNE
TERMS CA'H OR PRODUCT PHONE 86.
SOMETHING INTEKE'TING ABOUT TOIL OAPS : It is said that . nation's
civilization may Its measured by its consumption of soap, and t1a refinement by Lhe
quality thereof. We are now showing a fine rtment of
Dainty Frenc Soaps
made from the purest ingredients in the most thorough ad- 1 THIS
and nd no exquisitely perfumed as can only be done in that'°
land of flowers, " 10 Belle France "
This beautiful line of Soaps in Violet, White Rose,
Jockey Club. Peau Ir•Eepegne and other popular odors we
sell at
IOc. each, or 25c. a box,
epos' to the high•prnasl Soape sold at 15 to 25 menta a cake.
A Wonderful Snap is our Ortmeal Sap. A line large cake,
equal to any 10.' Oatmeal Soap to the market, at 3 for 10c.
Don t moue [ins opportunity.
GUARANTEES
THE
QUALITY.
B EXPLAINS THE
EATEBT SOAP
N YOU EVER
AW.
W. C. 600DE, The Chemist, Bedford Block.
climax Furniturewmbes
Furniture Ponds. swarm* ad mar asaalaeslt$oss.•,
Don't,Forget..:
that we are Headquarters for
i
Lawn Mowers, Garden Hose, Poultry Netting,
Barb Wire, Black Wire, Barb Wire Staples,
Thorold Cement, Portland Cement, Nails,
and all Builders' Supplies.
Sole Agents for the Celebrated
herein = Williams Paints.
N. D. ROUGVIE,
. . Goderich. . .
s
PAINTS, OILS and VARNISHES,
READY 11IXED PAINTS,
STOVES and5TiNWARE,
TILE and IRON PIP E.
Plumbing and furnaces a specialty.
We sell the Goderich Bicycle for $35.00, less 10 per
cent. for spot cash
If you are
looking for
...TRASB..
do not come
to LEE &
SHEPBARD'S.
We carry
nothing but
the newest
and most
up-to-date
stock of
LEE & ShEPhARD.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
McLEOD'S : SYSTEM : RE OVATORI
A Wonderful Tonic a.,.: Remedy for WEAK and 'APURE
BLOOD, KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLE.;.
Man )factored by J. M MacLEOD, Goderich, Ont.
WALL PAPER
-,; Gilt Embossed, Cents
Red, Blue, Green, 12 Roll.
The Wail Paper Snaps we advertised last week are beings Picked 613rapidly.
No such bargain as 18 inch Gilt Embossed Border at lit dents • yyardG
was ever offered in oderieh before'.
Wo can show you all the latest American or Canadian Papers
nee in the city.
Wo guarantee tit. quantity you require if yon bring us the measurements
of your room Wo will toll you what it will crest.
American, Paper. fie. to 500 s re' 1
ea
Tea weld
KIDD'S BOOK bTORE.
MaiL.Vy,�' tiff.