HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1901-8-22, Page 88 THURSDAY, Aog. 22, 1.)01.
THE SIGNAL : GODERICII ONTARIO.
Summer
Goods....
SUMMER GOODS
l'retty well sold out, but we still havo a
few desirable lines in Muslins, Ginghanls,
Dress Goods, All -Over Laces, Parasols, all
going at reduced prices. 'There will be lots of
warm weather yet. You will save. money by
coming to Smith Bro's first ou any Summer
Goods.
REr1NANT SALE ON NOW
ANY END AT HALF FORMER PRICE.
Some nice ends of Dress Goods, Cloths, Prints, et...
Might be just what you need.
PREMIUMS FREE
Have you seen those handsome_ Rocking
Chairs wo are giving away. Don't cost you a
cent. Your paying the spot cash for all goods
is the SECRET ; we can thereby afford to give
you those premiums. We havo no losses by
bad debts. Our prices are the lowest -qual-
ity considered.
COMPLETE STOCK OF
Clothing and Gents' furnishings
NEW FALL.
COSTUME CLOTHS
How about your lull Costume r Start ear-
ly ; have it made up early g
son's wear out of it. We have just received
new Cheviots, new Camel -hair Cloths, new
Venetians, new Serges, new Embroidered
Flannels, new Jackets, new Shawls. Come in
and make a selection.
CASH OR PRODUCE.
Smith Bro's (Sc- Co.
DUNOANNON.
Nance.- The local simnel in Dnngen000
foe The BIONA1 V at theumoe of J. O. wAnu,
J.1'., 000vsyaeosr, to.. who will reoelve or
den for ■utwc..lptione. advertising and Job
work, and 1. authorized to give receipts for
amounts tad for the same
Toe:NoAv, August 23.
CoNvAL•st•I' .-the many friends of aur
popular Implement agent, who has been on
well, will be plotted to know 6e is ■b!e to
Wood to haloes' as weal.
WIArntR -Hurler Sunday nigh) list
the Looe spell of drought was broken by
ooplorm &bowers of rain whtoh continued on
Meoday. Koos and pastures will be great
ly bwnetted.
1NOtsrosxu -- W"e, •long with the mum•
mous friend' of IVm MoMath, who has
been vary III for a length ot time, retest to
know that he le still In • 13w state of
health It is pireslor to know that hi Ie
submitting to hu illness with Christian
fortitude and patleot resignation.
Go& lace -Result of lost wSS 'apes•.
floe of rifle olub
Lean OR head
201) rde. 10J Ode Total.
11. Suckle.. . 46 43 89
J. Black .... 47 41 88
R.J, Crawford.... 44 338 8866
T. U. Allen . ...
C. Elliott . 39 35 74
1)r.M. Bios ... 34 26 60
A. Dlsber 41 17 68
Pir,'uyt -On Wednesday of last week
Mesdames Crawford and • good number of
our olllrene eojoyed th.meslvo plealoing at
Port Alters (10 Friday, Mrs. Dr.
tike and Rev. Mrand Mn. Collies, Mrs.
Crawford and Mises' Carrie and Mahal
Mwutjoy, of London, befog a000mpanled I.y
Mester W. Crawtord, Mn. Donald Mo -
Nevin and Mrs. D. Blekle, had • pleesa'tt
time planted,' at the Point Farm. They
speak highly of the esteemed hoot.
('arINU ANO Gmwo.-The Misses Dunlop,
el Napier, and K4warde,et the Forest City,
duels, last week had a very pleasant time
visitant Dr.and Mr. Moe . W.end Mn.
Clarence Pennington trod daughter, Miss
OIs, of tin dorm) (::ty, also Miss Viol. Pen
alaaton, of Godertoh, are enjoying them•
salves visitleg Mrs. M.ltou.h .red (Rushton
and Master Everett, of the Milloueh
bosoms Wm F.a.I, of Vermlllllon, M
Dakota, and brother of Mee. Peal Smelttor,
of Laekeow, is visiting relatives here ..d
A TRIP TO CALIFORNIA.
Sights on the Way From
Huron to the Golden Gate
vicinity, and intends to return home atter
hayloft .bout three weeks' pleasant 'nett.
It is about thirty three }ears since ho was
to Ontario and he expresses hlm.'sll highly
pleased with this eaotlun of uountry.
ble gentlemen look. spry and vig
mous Mins lolly Brown, of Toronto,
is visiting her uomin, Mn. D. MoNevir •.
and other relatives. ....Rey. Walter Col
line, of Wardsvtlle, lett tor home on NAI ur
dray alter having • pleasant idiot for two or
throe days with 11r. and Mn. Bine
Mr. and Mn Holmes, el the Sepoy Village
north of here, were one day lest week the
gnome of Dr. and kers. Bice, with whom
they had • very pleasant tins .... Mr.
John ihydgee, of Goderloh, arrived hero
last week no • visiting tour to her parents,
other relattvea and former anivalat0ooee.
Mesdames Morrison and Dahlia'. of
Detnit, are enjoying themselves v eating
mtbo hostess and family of the klallongt.
house Master Wm. Stewart, who .e
otcdying the drug buelr.••' to theotty of To.
route, left hen reiantly to resume lite
studies after having about three week,'
ples.ant vitt .t the homestead and pet•
ing former emaciates and irlinds hero and
in the vicinity. We were p!eued to knit%
that be le thus tar auooessfully ptoseou:iog
his studies Master Herbert Whjard,
who 6a oompleted his approotloeship at
16e drug profesuoo, is b•vlog • good time
vultiog hie parents, 1 rather, and sisters
and former schoolmates. He raised. to
take • coupe In the Ontario College of
t'hermacy when It to opens for 1a11 term.
We wleh him farther Fenmess Mies
Bella Jardine, teacher, left home oo last
$.turd.y via lloderlcb to 11•shwood, where
she has secured • poati in for the next term
se teacher. Th. young lady spent the hell
day.yery p!euantty at the homede.d an,
other pointe.
HOLMESVILI E.
'thee. W.Itere has purchased Mr. honk
Ins' farm edictnine his own.
Rey. Mr. Humor and !.roily lave gone to
Wlodsor and Ewer to epebd • Lew weeks
Rev. E. A. Shaw. of Benmlller, took Mr.
Homer's work on Sunday.
hales le l.uw.. Resorts 1be wormuu
Temple el Ball l eke t Isi pre. Iran. the
Ovi.ldr eau trur nee. ews.hlur
end naprrlsll.r.,
11 • have reo•lved Irem fade to 1, F'uher,
of IlolmeavIIle, an armoury of Its reeohe
trip to ll.hfurnl• and British Columbia.
We are able to publish only • portion of it
thls week ; the rrmalt.Ier of the lutenist -
hag letter ea ill appear next week :-
To the Editor of '1'.1r 0i,(11 ht.
haatSlR, - to compliance with your
('(0111 I shall endeavor to gko an accnuht
of my trip to California and Brutal 17ohm
Ma, an e000uot, however, winch must nacos
eerily be Incomplete, as 1 o.000t hope to
touch on mon than the moat decking silos
and 1poidoots is a Ounce), of something
like eight tboussnd miles.
Oa the morning of Thursday, July llth,
1 was OD my way. My destination was tie
same as that of the old "iorty•nin.n," but
west • d,9.reooe hr tLo omens of travel at
our disposal --they, with their bursae, weg-
oo,. guides, provisions, to start on an over-
land journey, tedious beyond description,
dangerous In the extreme, and one which
th:y cool,' not hope to complete to less
than three months. I, with a 11.and, grip
in hand, with the latest triumph, of engin-
eering .t my disposal to fly arose the con-
tinent lu .tut et as many d.yr, the bast of
attention o1 all sides and all for • paltry
two yards of ticket. As I ,at at the oar
window and the landscape seemed to fly
petit me blast • swiftly moving p..onuu,' I
thought of tho contrast and old to myself,
"All honor to Ihoee venturesome spirit'
who brayed the perils of they knew not
whit and planted in that western clime the
seed, of mill eition and thus w.ro the ad-
vance guards of what has made possible the
girdle of steel that makes • city oo the
other si to of a continent but a nixt door
n.IgLbor
'btosoo- but It tonight ; thesombre hers
bang. over .11, and the ove•hangleg oleoa'o
are rt tl toted in the faces of every policeman
w movable
that chancel to b. • eke. The Immovable
figure that stands in the centre of the Chi-
cago & Northwestern waiting room oallieg
out the departcro of trains In • deep Repot'
Aral roloe Is suggestive of tho angelllab-
riel with hes Rae tell. Morning rimier sod
1 awoke jwat In time to tee that F ether of
Waters -the Mississippi. Yee, there It is
tlowtoq awsv to the south, to 6) swelled by
'milt print streams as the Missouri, tl o
Arkane se, Bb Grande, oto. W harry
on and use soon in the country made famous
..v, bettor b 1' door! 1 1' h' 1 f . r known as
y
'•Buff.to Bill,' tat where once the bison
'..wed ani fed In .l1 he orl.tias glory the
modern or 1. monarch of the 11.10., bat be
lives only for her tinvnoisl value to bis own-
er.
Council Bioffs-i name given on account
of the rumorous eructate held by the Swint
(In former times) among the .urronndinp
bluffs -la reached. O.nah• i. poised and
Deaver 1i at hand. Ilse* beginseuob woo•
levy a delights the eye of the tourist and
throws ludo testacy the hear; of amt •rtt•t
Ie close ,uccesioo Colorado Sp;l-i(e sod
Manitou, with Met, tnmparable sppnrten•
sores, the Garden of the Gods and 1'.ke.
1.aT...- The tourl.t bee .te...oad- thee*
paces •1 h1• two. From serors the rest
have more hundreds of gb ble trotters.
Fnyusal ly semen( them become ensmonred
of the glace, boy a lot and call the spot,
borne. A. a •(queoo0,• profusion of magni
Rent villa line the prinotp•l .veouos. 1 u'
('.lorsdo Springs and Manitou are both de•
etdaliy western and -shall 1 osy It -yes,
American. The (Atoning are • couple of
extract' that I clipped from one of 16e
n o Mini/ p19.r.-' Colorado Spr;ogs is an
attractive oily, tidy and prim as a young
miss in her Irene, end much of the same
jsunt n to and color. There to so abound
mg .1r of Ninth 'rhe champsgne In the
air comment. o'ee a ('•(w vigor to mind and
body ia nottceallo coolrast to the dower
The meeting of the town oeunoll, ooet•
posed hem bot' Friday night, w.Il be hold
kemerrow (Friday) eveal.g.
More talk about ,our
Annual Summer Sale.....
mevttneatu of fine Leleland.re." Bal fee
adverti.log trash, Manitou ea•lly Oahu
away the palm as 1s uvideooed by the fol-
lowing "Suolety has adopted Manitou,
throwlup around the village the r'sleslw
maple of pretty women, goy equipages,
and suoh goat and glitter as atuub to balls,
partite, plolates, o,00ert• and flirtations."
A stop at either of those oleos would not
t o complete without • vele to the Uatden
"1 the (led% and Klee I'eak. The former
a vette' of wonder., a strange weird sold
tudo where nature has pellet noted etraoge
'teaks of sculpture 51.1 feats of iohlteeture.
Here ale most quaint and groterque ima-
ginations of forms, some of wbloh neve re-
oelved appropriate doilguatlons as the Sta-
tue of Liberty, • Dolphin Lion, )(lein,
Uernel., el.. The latter, seen bevund t6e
Garden of the laude, is ruubed • 'her by
Dao or • railway P. rears its lofty aura-
Int
umort for over 14,000 t o' shoos the ma level
and peaty of ooportuo
o ily is afforded t I. e
traveller for Indulving
to that subtle °aarm
that seems to ebtraule
the mountain climber.
11 Ito 6a not heard of the It tyel Conroe
in the llrtud C'a000 of the Arkantat. 1'er-
hap' nothing In Ito entire range of the
K^okles is so •we h. p?mg, so overpower
lug to its dteot upon the beholder as this
mighty fissure 1n the niche, wrought by
who kcows what stupendous upheaval In
geologic alias put. lefty feet sol le at the
bottom and but seven'y at the top. Tee
walls of the moon nee • sheer three thous
and feet aboys the level of U. river that
rushes and swirls In 1t' narrow hod.
At Leedvbla the railway reaches Its nigh•
eat •let talon, wit. 10,210 tine and the deo
@ mot on the Western side of the Rockies 1s
rel.:d, At one place we drop nae foot In
every twenty and party employee is at his
poet ; the air brakes are osrefulty watched
from the oar steps and we reach the valley
In safely. I►1s now several hours ride an -
ram a barren desert with here dad there •
relief to the eye by such places as Fruit,
the result of Irrlvatlon test • superior sub-
►tbtu's for rein,"
At length the %'on of the Mormons, Salt
Lake City, Is 'reached and we I one to be-
hold the work of Brigham Young with his
army of why Of owner the temple and
tabernacle • visited first. The temple
was built dart the four decades at • oast
of 95.000,000 f white grant'. Noae
but the yyt.ored use admitted within its
.1+ ors. The tabernacle seats ten thousand
sad the Mormons worship
every Sabbeth •
t
2 o'olock In the ah(er000a. Everybody
goes to hear the lamouit"pin:drop."
Another day on thio desert we pass
tlraugh fati'e fields aork. dellvhttul dales
i and then we arrive at SAW Fraeoboo' and
1 plume e to realist 1 am iu the land of sun•
•shine. San Frano'eno with Its ca.mopoli
tLipp ula►loo of 313 000. A then an
o'hor vreat Not dawoe upon e. 1 am
' in the land of superlatives ! es, no
t' of tt ate •� Fraoolwo • k o
hod to S r
V
'Meg In and about the oily aid uses the or-
dinary positive degree 1 nor aialil
1
Y Pee • R f elf sod
descriptive adjectives. Oh. no. It hae,tbe
larges) park la the world (Gulden loNte
Perk), the b'ggoot ferry 1n oreatlo0, t
Wiest bu thog on th a unllneot, the greet
est mint that ever ootoed the precious gold
en drop. ; till euperiatives are .operlatly
'zed. To ti a• 1 might e.1 1 the most origin
ea and ezceed ugly esarct sting pleasure ot
etperteocing every alto -soon t0 Sau Fran
clsoo with Its high wind, and oast and sand
Hying In all directions, the most delightful
•od pecaliar .ensatlon of baviog 'sod pour•
ed down the reareet portion vl y• ar neck
by • m e: aconmmodatmg friend.
lents very truly
C. L F t..cr.
BLIJEVALk.
Wrcwttvn.sv, Ang. 14
MIA. Mel.el Id Relied, of Wbrgham, spews
Sandal oith her deet, Mrs. Summorvrl'e
Mr, and Mrs. EL -Hewer and little
M.rg.re•, of llaodltoh, and Ur. sod M(,
Ira lt.relav, of Ypellantl, hitch, iso guest.
at th" ho'ae of Wm. Messer.
The 1Acee for the Canada Cycle en
Motor (lo,'i Wear oup were concluded no
Saturday night and the trophy now rests in
the poems, k a of John Coniter. There some
only throe en ries on Saturday bight,
Cedt.,B,Inku and Haney,and they reach
AUCTION SALE
Tuesday, Aug. 27th, at 1:30 p.
A LUT OF Gltn ENDS OF
DRY COODS
Blankets, Quilts, Lace Curtains, Table Cloths, Dress
Goods, etc., together with 3 glass Show Cases,
2 Wood Stoves, 1 Coal Stove, 4 Cash Draw-
ers, large Sign, Awning, Window Blinds,
Tables, Chairs, etc., etc.
McKim's Bound to Clear Out Everything
:1"1' Till: 01,11 STORE, REID'S 01.1) STAND,
AT YOUR OWN PRICE I
EVERYTHING GOES:
THOS. GUNDRY, Auctioneer.
TUESDAY, AUG. 27th, 1901 130 p.m.
Portland Cement........
Have you seen our new full cloth-Ilotind Ilooks, direct from
the English publisher., 127 titles to pick from, all ono price, 15c
Special for light Summer Reading :
A new series of paper bound iBooks, regular 25c. Our An
nual Bummer Hale price, 15c. ltenteniber those hooks are all
new, clean and fresh : direct from the American Publishers.
We have also a series of paperbound Books, puhlisheil by
Donough Bros., Chicago, at 25c Our Annual bummer Hale, 10c
Tennis Rackets, Croquet, Bass Ball Goads,
frame and Hammocks. Annual Summer Sale prier, off.
Crinkled and Crept Tissue Paper, regular 10c. *Ed 15a. per Roll.
Our Annual Summer Sale price, 5c per roll• Look sharp if you Trial,
the pretty colors.
Jost to hand :
A new line of Souvenir (foods. Sterling Silver Spoons, China and
View Goode.
School Opening :
if yen wish to save money hny your Sohall Rooks and
School Supplier at this ate re : the largest stock and the lowest
prices.
TERMS STRICTLY CASH
PORTER'S Book Store,
Otte Telepleese is No. 100 H.
Court. House 5.pure, (io.lerich.
For the Sick
The dos for an du you no good un
less Ilis prenoriptious are properly put
up fruni rc'inblu ingreilieuta.
That a where we render invaluable
aid to the do.•tor.
We compound prescriptions Se they
.11011.1 he.
F. M. DUNHAM, Phm. B.
DRUGGIS r.
Corner of W'nt et. and the tieuar.'
rd the whittler post .0 the order naiad
The oup is • very handsome one and Jack Is
bo be oongr.Iuleted upon me .0uo.ea,
Tra,oav, Aug.
CharlosCcultes,ol Muleewurlb, spent Sun-
day with his parents hen.
Mr. and Mn, MoIooald, of Molesworth,
viu'ed their son, (large, tole week.
Miss Agile Herbert le y.siting her
friend, Mtn Female 1'bompsoa, at Brussels
this week.
Albert West, of B'yth, elided frleod• In
Itinerate tide week.
Wm. Jewitt, of Brussels, eh pp( d a oar
load of hove from this station to Falmer
deo last Tnu ed.y.
Mies Aegis Smith., of Morris, visited
trle.d, In Seaforth tut week.
SILOS, STABLE AND CELLAR FLOORS,
FOUNDATIONS AND SIDEWALKS......
Why use inferior material when the highest grade of
Cement can be ha'] at a similar cost, or even less, insuring
much more durable work ?
The PENINSUL,jAR PORTLAND CEMENT has the
best record of all the standard Portland Cements. •
Wo havo the tests of strength of ono Belgian, one Ger-
man, four Onnndinn And two American experts before no.
Anyone can see these tests at onr store, and if about to use a
quantity of Cement can, upon application, receive a beauti-
fully engraved treatise telling of some of the uses of PEN-
INSULAR PORTLAND CEMENT --what has been done
with Cement and what is being dons with it.
M°KENZIE & HOWELL.
E:The place to buy all ltart'.ware oheel.
MUNICIPAL COUNCILS.
UNI S.C U L
01.114 0, 1.
CARLON, Angst 17.
The regular meeting of the Colboroe
oouooll wu bold at the township ball.
All themem5ers were present exoept Alex
Roberto. Th. minutes of orevlous mat
Inge were read and coo8rm,.l Moved by
Major Young. se000ded Ly Wm. 11111, the'
W. L. Ferguson M appointed posad•ksper
instead of Thos. Hamilton, who refused 1e
u es a oil n
wt. Carried. The t Ilowl iso t, we
0
paid,vlz.: Alex Shish/Janie k.og Ston. $15 2,5;
Samuel Potter,repalring snow tease at Jo sed
H 11, $1.50 ; Star, printing, 54 50 ; H.Ii.ty
Herten, stone hammer, .50; William Allen,
repairing culvert, $t.501 John Meantime,
wire ter fsnoe, 56 00. Moved by Mayor
Voueg, seconded by N'INlam Hill, that the
county rate be 1f settle, towos'tlp rat 4
THE FAMOUS
AMERICAN
Shoe for Women
THE HANDSOMEST
MOST STYLISH AND TH6
EASIEST SHOE MADE
The euotees of " Queen Quality " Shone here been so complete and so immediate
wherever they have beau iotro.lutwd that it eau properly ler termed "phenomenal "
Something inure than the price has achieved this result hero are other shoes at the
same price. It is THE S110ES 'THEMSELVES arui what they furnish in aatinfac•tlwc
W the nye and the foot that hes made them world fatuous and loaders iu women's high•
grade footwear.
FASHIONABLE ILEUM -ABSOLUTE EASE.
'Chat rare comb nation -so dilbvult to secure at any price -is furnished in "queen
Quality " shoes at half the price commonly (leitmotiv& They are male of the beet aid
most fahionable leather., in the latest " up to data " atyles, and by the very bent rueth.
ode of construction We link of the women of our town an opportunity to prove our
elaima fur thew shorn.
All styles -Street, Dress, House, fluting.
BOOTS, $3.75
OXFORDS, $3.00
P. T: HALLS
Sole Agent fur "queen (Jua'ity " and " Walk Over " Shoes. 0• )1)I.:1(1( ll.
mills and smooth' wheel rate 1 4.10 mills es
She dollar, also Beth Sect rates to rales 16o
amounts ueoemary for the different school
sections. Parried. Adjourned to lues)
.train 28th 8.plembtr at 2 ...elect 1. s. F.
eV. Mc Dos. wti,Clerk.
SUMMER SPORTS
The Clinton tun olub will visit the (lode
d oh olub on Labor Day.
Three rinks of bowlers from Mitchell club
will visit 1:oderlon today l l'bursJayl. It
1• Mitchell's olvlo holiday and • large ex -
e: voted.
errant V
D
Sports In Goderloh wall tote by the re-
moval of Geo. Em•rsoo from :own. . Mr.
Emerson has always taken an interest In
matters athletlo and ha often helped to pre
Vide the public with recreetlon along this
Ilse
The following .cores were made at the
✓ ia c'ub .boot lest Friday W. Lub•m, 5,
K Naftel, 5; 1). Mt Iva, 4; Gen. Allan, 3;
H. Rutile, 6; B. H W.teoo, 10; F .1. 1'
Rafted. 8; T. McDermott, 2; F. Storm, 5;
Ulf. Lennox, 7; Geo.
Symonds,
e,
E. N
,
Lewis, 1.
The Goderlob Goa ('1ah was at footer
Wednesday of lase week -Clinton'. Mute
holiday. The lollowlnp .cores were made :
Clinton -Dr Blaakall 8, W. Foster 6. R
Graham 6, J K Caoteloa 11, C. Gverbory
11, J. K Hovey 8, .1. Powell 6, total, 59;
ordegeok-F. Sho.oa 11, C. Shames 7,
W. Retain 7, Vt. Simmons 8, E. It. N as.
son 6, R. Retro. °, G. Simmons 6, total
51.
An Interesting game of baseball was play.
ed at the agriuultural grounds on Saturday
afternoon 11 was the "old uns" versus the
"youngsters" &gala, but the game sou not
ow sided like the previous one, abs humors
being even this time. The teams were
Semon --W. 'Redderl, o ; W. Damn and
H. MaHardy, p ; 11. Tbompeoo, lb ; ,I.
Snell, 20; E Tilt, 3b • Ore. L Alla, 1. 1. ;
J. P. Wows, o. 1, ; ('. Shannon, r I. ; C,
Keane, e. s. Juniors H. Relartsn, a ;
1) Straiton, s. ; (:w. Ilmainson, lb ; A.
1 .25 • F'. Mcl.aa bila 3b• W.
HI sea .
s
g8
�' 0
Branolt•a, I. f.: Jas. Ivla e. 1. , W.
Wholey, r. f.: U. Bleok, a. s. At the eel
of the ninth tentage the won was a tie, 7 7,
A.other Innings was played but both teams
were blanked and they left it •t that. The
team, will probably try II once mote o'
Lauber Day.
T li x Rio*Aa 11 Jae. 1.1902 for 30 omit.
,f/ old
E
al/Mid
"
�l C
(every goons person elegem take • smarm In
the Listowel llusiness layte, which reopens,
under • seer maaugemaal, on roedar. Sept,
V190 11 Circular"' free o. appIloatloe. 1' A.
11J1 ISO. President ; A. MCISTyftg,
Seler'Mtrr,
TftLeF.es.: b.. 73
HODG EN
BROS. V ■\OSe
*a N.a LTu' IT.T •T
A Better Store
WE have been Making some radical changes in the interior of our store. Car-
penters, painters and paper hangers have been hard at work and the entire
store has been remodelled. You will find it is a better and more convenient
store to shop in thanver before. For the coming season it will be full of what
is newest and best in dry goods for fall and winter wear. Come in whenever
you are up town and see what we are doing and what the remodelled store will
be like. Fall goods are beginning to arrive and you'll find much to interest you
in them as well
12' 2 Dress ' a
s 122/.
We have ono shelf less for our dress toils than we had
before the alterations were made. Ne ly all the dress
goods will go in the new shelves but there I •e about two or
three hundred yards that we won't have I Nm for. These
must get out of the way quickly before onr n w goods got
here, for we will not have room for both. The ' have been
marked at a price that should clear them all oats on Satur-
day. �
Ahca' 300 yards of dress goods, ni'diem weight, dark and light rolorl.te,
suitable for el ibiren'a weer or wrappers. 83me would make good quilt
'Midge. They sold orlglnally at 25, to 60o. We have no room for them
so mark them for Saturday at per yard •12 c
New Suitings
for Fall Costumes.
Direct from one of the largest mills in Can-
: 7- j" rr, r ada there came to us last week a big ship-
ment of costume cloths and homespun suit-
ings. They are a specially choice lot, all the
popular fall shadings, such as grays, browns,
blues, mixtures and blacks are represented.
Onlv clean and pure wools were used in mak-
ing them, and the colors can he depended on not to change.
lvf them are in snit ends only, no two alike. ('ome in
some clay and see them. The prices-
$L1J, $ t.25, B 11.50- thif yard.
Summer
Corsets,
Nets.
We have about a dozen
pairs of inmmer corsets, the
last of onr season's stock.
They are our regular 500.
lines, but we won't carry a
pair over, so place them on
our center tables at per pair
37cts.
AN\
Homespun
Special
We ran across this lino of
suitings the other day. It is
the best value we have ever
sold. Just one lot to sell and
when it is gond we will have
no more of the same. Suit-
able for costumes or separate
skirts and heavy enough to
make up without lining if you
wish.
H.mespen Molting., Ilam and street,
w111 rive eteslleat wear, fall 64 In
ohm wide. Mader of dark gear
and grew and brown mister's, as
to @pedal valise at per yard 7&•'
HOSIERY
FOR
SCHOOL
WEAR
Only a week
or two more of
the holidays,
then the boys
and girls will
have to get back
to school. Most of them will
need a pair or two extra stock-
ings to -finish up the season.
You can save a little money
buying that extra pair or two
here. Wo will be satisfied to
give you three pairs for the
price of two if we get the hos-
wry stock cleared out.
Two Pairs for 25c.
Children's black ootto0 hoes, plain or
ribbed, medium sixes, lase black,
tut pairs of lines that sold at 200 25c
to 25o, clearing at 2 pain for
Three Pairs for 25c.
Children's blank cotton hem, medium
and small slew, will wear well, fact
black, lentil a. 12i aed Ibo per parr,
°leering at 3 pe los for 25`'
At I5c. a Pair
Bari heavy ribbed moos hop, wide
rib, last blank, seamiest fee', large
e try, regular 200, clearing at Per
pate ......
A
Cheviot
Special
With the homespun we got
a line of all -wool black Cheviot
that is the best value wo have
ever had on our counters.
We leave only one piece of it
and people who get a suit off
it will get extra good value.
Aileron' blank Miami nitingt, geed
welrh►, 1011 h4 itlehes wide, will
n et mange Ile soler or tarn rorty,
will give exmlImt wee, and make
a vary •tyld.h tssemm., maid .00
Tales at pee yard
HODGENS BROS. �DEaicti
THREE a/4 8'
ADV' T1
ACTIVI
AGENT
WHEN PLACED
THE SIGN
FIFTY-FOURTH
THE WEEKLY MAnweT
lI xttelo..
F.11 Wheat, ...
Inoue, family. per eat..., .....-
Flour. patent, per ewe ...
shorts. U ton ............. -,_.
Screenings, per ewe
Rye, per bush
Buckwheat, per bush
Oats, 1 bash ..............---_,
Pons.. bomb .._ ..�
Barley. per bush
Her. 1 en .. _ ..
Potatoes. I bush„ new
Hater. ._.-..
Oboe's. oar 1 h
14ga fresh unpacked, 1 dela
tildes -L.--
Pone
.--b'0(1 Live More
More -
1 trued Hop..
Ham , ear Ib. r_ .
Lard, per l8.
Dressed Had, fon quarter
lrre...d Best hind
C." OrdEx la�
For Bale.
IJOUSE AND LOT TUR
�l eemfon►ble house** Hroi
eat &Jaunted by Ju. Tewsley,
lead rammer kitobee. And, a
LIT.
FARM FOR SALE -200 A
m 3r1 ooacew Ion Kat N
acres cleared, balance hard woe
house 104 modera
fenced. 1n good state of oultivall
farm. TIIOd, DROWN. Anbur
1 AND FOR SALE 1N
A
/ OODKRICII. Tor sale
term& the property known a
lands. being part or block "/' h
uodpelt4 too toIndst
•b
u 31
n0114100 and water rights on tr
lard For terms apply to (JAM
HOW, solicitor, for the vendor.
QQ.CASH. OR ON
eS I ,500 salt, will paroba
Moor house with six -roomed add
o. }Oman Street. Hatt an .son
all tome outbuildings thereon for
further particulars apply to Till
'IOUS& liayeeld r. U.
COOKSALK.-WTS 95, 96, :
and 148 In Ilutohl.o.••
Ooderioh For W
rUon
ial. apppD(
PHIL'
Rerrteter, ao
' Ilene Ina. ((0..
' M.dloale
DRs. SHANNON & GALT
MICIANS and Burgeons. 1
of Commerce building. west .1.
Night ca11e at residences.
Dr. aha."o..
lead re•Ideaoe, 741p'e7 .t.
?8..e u.
De. i
IIIhrnaa.R l ti
JA5. & MACK! RR.w.N
tlTOCK ROIK(R
BR
!Met door south Wee of Ws
ever C. 1'. It Uecl
Corre.pmde.t: J. r. Mus
All orders promptly executed.
(111AS. E. SHAW, UKNRR
,J
ASCE and nal Mete a*..
door eat of 1'. O.. Oodorlek. A
Media( sant „i are 1 sou onto, 00
leading mooll1aeomtanlea
Mercantile red manuraoteel
lowest rete ('alt a olio..
W.
lee
vire
cos
ltl fer1.(Ises & Hays
three
10 J. T. NATTRL, ORN
sultesol red Real I
Fly (Ate. Aocldestand Plate (It
effected on mutual or cash ph
rates possible.
Beet Xngllsh and Canadian to
resented.
(Moe next door to Oarruw &
rioters Hamilton Btroet.
R. ROBERTSON.
Aesoease.t and I0.uno
MI &moountr made to
ee.ted and route o
fa MHO. •
Publlo Notlo(
c- -
WARNING - 'PHIS 1S
notice that auyooe bat
Island,. Wag or tampering w
'shooting or Inept' dug noon an
property. will be L. -rested an
il)W t. ATTItILI.
APPEALS FROM TRH CO
VISIUN
Town o/ OodnlrA
In the matter of appeals Irons
Revlon of the town of Goderiol
James Matson. J O. C. O. of Hu
a court to hoar ram appeals In
In the wart hones, Ooderlon, ai
the forenoon. oe Saturday. the li
tember, 1901.
All persons In•e'ested an rein
said Coma.
WM IdITCtlgl.l.,
Clerk of the Doe
and Menlo ipa
Ooderlob. August 11, Bei.
NOTICE IS HF.RP,RV 111
an apobin•tloo will be mw
...aloe of the Legislature of the
Ontario for an Act to I000rporsl
rer the following purpose.. amt
cal To construct, equip, mato'
ate an electric railway. rallwl
railway system from a point 1
town of llOdn' ch to a point le
village of i.mckt.o.. In the soul
theme through the manta o
po'ot In or near the town of Wbi
to the village of Hrnesels. In
starve to the town of Seaforth.
ty. Hanot to the , Iilege of Hai
neuney. dad thence to • point 11
said town M (lo.lrrlob : with
strict, equip. maintals and oriel
line from a point In or near (1
tOwnshlp of Colborne, 10 • poli
Anbarn, In .ald county. and the
In or weer the tillage Of Myth
point in or near Dunlop. In the
rolto.roi. thence through the
A.h Mld, to • point In or near 1
(.he Monty of ((.me, lhenne to
neer 1'ort Kigin. In esti none y
0.ilne to or near Southampton.
cod then{fa Inc point In or nes
rhe said eountf'of Hence, and
.onttrun', route. }uelo/'dn at
breech 110.trom • pinny un it
the railway between the vlllag
wed Hrneefleid through tl.,
Stanley and Hay to. point at r
00, le the townehlp of Stephen
ppOpt upon or.n.er the now
118'. of Jdlway, and upon a
enrol., klgAways and laude
authorised 7 the mnntolpslltl
of Individuate hnv leg lorl.dl
owning the ssme.
(DI To e.ahle aye cupos.l
rangene.t. rM.•ding theme
lt.eo to highways and lands an
Ole Linde for 1 he pnrpo.er of lb,
*1e11 To enable rhe pompe) 1
10, SIpUln (8. s(onk, bonds
asset. W. red to enter Into t
.trements with ether norpo'a
les or ppsereena
(dl 1'o make pa) moat. In pal
bads for rtght of way, meter''
way steak or other eerrlme
nn'.naking.
lel To mannfant nee, sell or le
ter elwwtrte power to any perste
rnn along an part of Its ran
ronMront and operate Wein'
phone Byrom. 1. connection
•►
AO to receive asNtnee fn
ties Of 'imago bv w17 se ea
fa m the •(M tale sew
• tel.. sad e s �yp�m
leIt aTo bend. se 1i��n.ygrl, •
10 braid aaseetn t Ma Ml.Mtei
w hen.. aed
the portage
shassilemer
gi.�.,
ewe 68. lh a sM fylwy (( tl
I'peee e. P 1'eQtiY 15
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