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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1901-9-5, Page 8$ TutuawnAv, Sept. !', 1901. THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO. 'New Cloths for TaiIor=rnade Suits This season promises to he as Targe if not a larger suit season than last. No costume is more useful or stylish than a nice TAILOR- MADE SUIT. We clan give you entire satisfac- tion in an ordered suit. Our stock of Cloths is most complete - every shade, every kind. Come in and look over our values, see our styles, have a talk with our Dressmaker. We can assist you to decide, and we guarantee sat- isfaction. SCOTCH SUITINGS In now shades and small pat- terns, good weight, of nice finish, suitable for Misses', Girls or La- dies' Suits. Special at 50c. a yard. ALL -WOOL HOMESPUNS Wide widths, all shades of greys, dark greys, browns, blacks and blue greys. Regular $1, for 75c. NEW REVERSIBLE PLAIDS For swell Rainy -Day Skirts, dif- ferent shades and plain on the opposite side.. Special at $1.75 a yard. LADIES' M ADE TO ORDER SUITS In range of new shades, heavy Cheviots, with taffeta silk plaid revers an 1 silk strippings on skirt made to your order. Sat- isfaction guaranteed. Special at $10.00. COME IN AND LEAVE YOCR ORDER EMILY. NEW BILK -EMBROIDERED FRENCH FLANNELS This is the newest thing for Waists, in plain colors with em- broidery to match, in black, navy, vieux rose, bluette, car- dinal, pink, at 60e. /NEW BRAIDS, 'Saw RIBBONS, NEW TaIMMlr4. WE GIVE flAND50lMf PREMIUMS FREE FOR YOUR PATROiNAGF. NEW FALL JACKETS BOYS' CLOTHING Have you seen those new, swell Jackets for Fail, 1901. We have them long, graceful and stylish, in new dark grays and blacks. Seini tight -fitting' back, double-breasted and high roll collar or lay down collar. A comfortable ('oat. Como in and try one on. A big stock to choose from. LATEST SHIRTS FOR MEN - -- in new ear a tripes, at .1.00 Special heavy plain Hose for Ladies at 3 pairs for 25c. CASH OR PRODUCE. School next week. That boy will like- ly need a new Suit or pair of Pants. We have a big se- lection to choose front and We don't r,k- much for them' MEN'S CLOTHING New Fall Suits, new Overcoats, new separate Pants, new `rests: L'onjiTe1i stoc nd Misses, COUNTY CURRENCY. Mrs. 1\ hitely, of ('Itnton, left last week for New Orlrens to visit her Soo, %Veiled, y. If Clara Soott, formerly of Clinton, has opeo.i a mhhaery store oo Queen street, Toronto. Emanuel H. Feust,iecood son of Mr. sad Mrs. D S. Faust, Lurteh,dled en Saturday, August 24th, alter an Massa of world months His death as deeply regretted, eepeolally by the young people of the vii- Iele. Oo Tuesday, August 27..h, MIN (Hive, eldest daughter of N'm. listen, RNs We. wenesb, was united In merrlage to John T. Iryio, of the same plane, Rev. A. H Brown, of It sheave, pertormiog the cere- mony. The young couple will make their home on the 10:h .• )noeselon, East %v.... nosh. Wm, Cornish, son of John Cornish. who resides two and • hilt miles south of rim "file, mat with an unfortunate nooldent on Tuesday of last weak. He wee working around a roll when the beast kicked horn mat ly In the faro, infitotleg several large and painful wounds which may die glare him for life. An old and moot highly esteemed resident el the let ono; edea of Morris passed away Se her reward Tuesday of last week In the portion of Mr.. Geo H. Rattan, aged s•veot) •etsht years. Her maiden name was Matilda Palmer sod her birthplace was in Heating'oounty She was married about sixty years ego and In the year 1860 they same west, taking en the form en which they hays oontlnuously resided, then a bid; lot. The death of ►Irs. Antares, Haakelt, ol the 10th onnoe.slon of Ashfield, took place os Thursday afternoon, August 22od. ai the home ol her lather. John Webster, 12 h 0000eo.lon, atter en fitness of stout three weeks' duration. Mrs. Haokett wee s y000g woman, only thirty. two years of age, and leaves • husband, two Tittle boys and a Itchy two weeks old. D,Nased wen • true wife, an affectionate mother and • IInd teslrbbor. The funeral took plane on Sat• urday afternoon to % on cemetery and we, very largely attended. Blyth Standard : Wm. 1'. Shute, who has been a resident of Blyth for the peel tbirty.seven years, left on 1Yedoeu'.ey morning for 1•. r; Iluron, where hu will visit with Irleode for a time. From fort Huron he gees 1.0 MOO re•I, where he will make his home with hie daughter, Mre. Rel rya We are sorry to see air. Sate leave ;lir village, Lut j". n with his many frteode In wishing his, good health alit good luck. Exeter Advocate : This intended removal of Mr. A E. Bennett. •ad family to Lender, will be learned by their many friends with since." regret, Mr. Beonete has for come years been head clerk for Mr. J. A. Station —!n 1•tt ever since Mr. Stewart a immeoeed bueinrn, here—and daring Vise time has male maoy fetuses, befog • mut effela, s clerk and uniformly obl,.ieg and pops ler. Mr. (Sennett hu accepted • position with the lirm of Mews Rnbiaenn, Little & Cs., wholesale dryaoods merchants, and will oommence hie dultse on Wedoeeday " Thursday of next week John 5; sokmao, who for a somber of yeas has owned and 000duoted the famous summer resort known as Orate' Kind park hes sirs post I it than r mo to Wm. haul[[ & Co., of Fritter. It consists of fifty ■ales of undulating, light, moody toil, oovercd with the varieties kind of trees that gn to make up a most beautiful park, and Is one of the eno,t popular summer resorts In Western Ontario. Tho porches. pries was $4,000 and the properly U ooneldered cheap. The new management ai t take pr•saeeaioo next opting, when extensive repute will be made on i the park generally put in ,alp shape. DUNLOP. MovnAT, Sept. 2, 1901 Mrs. Tobin was visiting io Ooderloh tewr.- ehip We wet k Mrs. 11. Horton, a former nvideot of School. --4 PORTER'S - BOOK Openings. sToRE;eeee OODERICH SCHOOL BOOKS and SCHOOL SUPPLIES. We have a full supply of' all the new School Books auth- orized and recommended for Public; Separate, Model, lligh Schools and Collegiate Institutes. In Exercise and Scribbling Rooks we have, as usual, something very special. They are lines shown only by our- selves and can be seen in our show windows. Rulers and Blotters given away with School Supplies. PORTER'S Book Store, Oar Telephone is Nn. 100 B. (:unit Houma Square, (:alnrich. Limburg, Is viewer ralelva sad friends about hen after as abesooe o1 some resp hum this moieties. S.aoe the rain of lent week all the farmers are on the move with the plow. Ua Fridsy last 1,11., Cumming returned to his reglooeut at Laudon alter a pleasant furlough. Ile epest a jovial lime amongst A.hficIJ 1, ends not hie b1, she ..stat coat was deeply 'dewed by the telt sea wherever he *sot r I Inst towo,hip. While • farmer was cattier peas in the field Etta other day ale eoytho came 1n non taut with four bye snakes together In the wad ae was cutting, Chet out them In two, each of the serpents measuring four feet and sight Inatome. Thiele • feet. 11 bat woul I be the Lye total of the loogth of Mrs. t:. 1'tuog, of Auburi, returning horns from yietttng at Sault Ste. Marie, was the sues,. 't hire. ('lack at Loyal lust '.. week. The latter with her daughter. F: l., went h her gout to Au- burn for severed day. visit, Mr. • i . cog 1s Inc of the old". 5 Wooten in Huron county, 1 a; lug resided it it for uxty.•it year. Professor Morgan, who shout ten year* ago was• realistic is [hit section, is at pre+tot with his wife visiting In 17 tier',', aid has made severe! brief visits to rebs Elves here. It is theprofasot'e intention to make a stay of seam days here. Ile is as jovial as'see end 1s reoelyleg many 000- Vrstslatlooe on his now title as a grand- father. I'•trlck Nugent, at one time one of the leading farmers in %Yawanr,i, out now • resident of the circular town of Huron, with • friend Los. a pleasant dlive out to 1113 old friend, in and near his former home, 0o Wednesday of las' week. On their route they gate our burg a Lriet visit. Lest winter Id,. Novae was muob under the weather with • severe attack of grip, but he is now himself again and has fon equals at but age, which is now nearing the fourscore mark. So far he has cot been • oandtdate for the joys of married 1,1,. LEtBURN. TvgvUAr, 8ept..3, 1901. dohs Shaw, of Godertch, op rt: l.thor D.y here. Jobs L'nkltter and daughter were up from Stratford on a tran,lrut visit to rile tins e011 fns a 1e herr. Mark Horton, who L residing at the Nit; this summer, was down nn • traneieut visit to se. his (rimed' about bore, 5irt,g the lads mine of hes experiences at band;cutting at the thresbing§ rt nod there, This woo k setae lonilw Stirling returns to Bei.lo alter eej,yi..g her annual hos lay here seeing her parents and ether relatives la t11. •eetcn. Her sitter .lane goes hack with her fur a writ ot some days, "wane which time she will visit the Pan American exh•bit!on. SHEPPARDTOY. 'I ('Ltn.tl', Sept 3 Mrs. ioao: an McNee is receding a; foes dove In tloderlch. Mrs. 11 tyle le one of 113 v: -!tors at the iuduetnel fair titin week. Miss Mahal Toothier, of GtIdorich, 'resent 414/W days r!ntipg ICIa1101114 io VIII v cintly. 11 twee Edith Nitrow.s and L'zvte (111ddoo arrive) home from the Toon! Farm the w:ek, sera. P,saabtker and children, Of t1 e mother far ells time, retnrnrd home on Saturday. PORT ALBERT, Telt•OAT, Sept. 3 Jetta Pollan 1s bowie from the Soo. J. K H awklss let. for Duluth on Suter• day. Mr and Mrs .1 Vvoa spent Lauer i)ay ai Ur. H.ydee e. P. t. Hamlin and Isis brother soul Sued•y in Duoysncen. Waged Mrs. .1 ,tin 5iohocahe'e and family drone to Mlverton en Friday last to vied• Mat via. The mina ,1 bare. et home sere) is to iAUQS For the Sick The du,•tot ;an do you no goal un leas hia proarriptiune are properly put up from reliable ingredients. That a whore we render invaluable aid to the doctor. We compmmd preeoriplione as tboy ,hoeld he. F. M. DUNHAM, Phm. B. DRUGGIS r. 1', rner of 1y, et *Land the Square, oonneotlon with Christ church will take pion 00 Sunday, Sept. 22nd. Mr. and Mrs. (leo. 1(swkios vi red to I,•ii Ion and other pi 1,t•" last week. V.etorday, a lerge uumber ot plonloers (coin Durgaonoa and ether points had a goo.[ day enjoying tblmtelve. by the hake. ANNOUNCEMENTS. lint rubber *demon lour o•rti•ze at the Dominion Carriage Works, S.y, l'at, did you ,ee that rnhbertire, buggyat the Dominion CarrlageWorke! it's • haul. Bicycles from $10 up at the Dominion Carriage Works. We •e:l the celebrated Cilinabla btoycle, the bat on earth, at the U,mtolos Carriage IVerke, also the "Soot& man,' named after the et.lp that oonvet'ed the first Canadian coatlagent to South Afrin u. A groat manta people read 1d,:l',Nite & Howet.t.'e ad. last week lite giro have mowed this by the uumber .1 people who hove bred imps,•ting and porchastog ot,thelr large stook ol cutlery and silverware For the benefit of those who did not see the ad. last week, [lily have it intent; .1 again. %%a'eh for the', next was►L ed If yon scold lake to know first, go t, their •tote and they .111 tell you. AUCTION SALES. Atl parties getting their wale Lille printed al Ch1a orrice well hero a free nutlet tautened In this list 110 113 11t0 lime of MIN. SATURDAY, Sept. 7.—UINrlsg sale r rejected army hoteee, the properly of K McLean, $ayen'eus gaol hones, mares and geldings that v 0's in I'sampled ou aocuunt of 1. log over ase or In thin coediiion. Ali roger. healthy and sound. Sale to nom manor. at 1:30 o'olc•cii, sharp. Tows. Gus Lar, Anatomist Tin* tests sr, Sept. 12 —Sa'o of the base• elan _sof ,lames 'lewd :y, Brock street, troderio , ,very thing to his sell without ream vv, as Mr Towetey is Ieev'ns tiodetieh. Sale 'at 1 o'cliok, TttonAi sUST. auctlosu•r. FRIDAY, Sept. 13 —Sal 1 of farm stock, implement" and houwhuld lurniture of R. Lenu,o, Salafor i, iouluding 004 pure bred registered oho; thorn cow, one pnielored -register' 1 shorthorn 1 .11, cne Jersey one .ane call, and otter &weeds. Sale to oma m1'0M ai 1 o'olock, Ti,..Ili son; , Aura t longer. The local mausolea oommlttee of the (: N W. exhibition board ie holding weekly twining* in preparation ter the allow o1, Oo. obee 1st and 'd, d, THE FAMOUS AMERICAN. Shoe for Women THE HANDSOMEST MOST STYLISH AND THE EASIEST SHOE MADE The ,urcev, of "Qnren Q.in$4y" Shoe, haw Leen u romi,bio and ,n immediate whir: ver they have been introdur d the' it can properly be term..! " phenomenal s' Sonwthing more than the price hats at. ie%'rtl this nowt There are other "hoes at the Annie Kite, 11 1s TIlF SHOES THE. sftty res 1) 1 w5.(1 they furnish in satisfanNon 10 tau eye and the i..,t that 1,3, made 1h world Gummy and leaders in women's high grate footwear. FASHIONABLE ELEOJARE—ABSOLUTE EARL That Oro comb nation —tau d111ii 1, t0 .wr'urd,at o y prises—in furnished in "Queon Quality ",hoes at half the price commonly demand they are made of the heat and moat fa,iiuuable leather", i1, the Iateet'• up to date' Lydon, and by the very bent meth ala uf tonstruutio n Wo ask of lies woman cd our . a an opportunity to prove our claims for theme ;hue'. 411111lylec—Strt'el, Dream, flott,e, (titin. BOOTS $3.75 OXFORDS, $3: P. T. HALLS Sole Agent for " Queen Quality " awl " Walk Over "Shoes. O0DERICH, September \\'edd in gs ss Those Iooking for use fol Presents should examine our stock before purchasing. We carry n well -assorted ling of Silverware, the very hest made (Meridon, Britannia or it•ldgors 1847 brands). Our stock being fresh from the faetory, all the de- al= are new: ' See our combination ('ream and Sager. They are ad- mired by all who see them. One stock of Spoons, Forks, etc., is complete, ranging in quality from tin to sterling silv(•r. Wo have exception- al value in Tea Spoon that will always wear the game at $1.00 per dozen. In Carvers we never had better valve. In fact our values in Cutlery of all kinds are remarkable. We have a large assortment. We are always pleased to show our goods, whether you wish to purchase or not. M°KENZIE & HOWELL gi'Tht' place W buy all Hardware cheap. BOOKS AND PERIODICALS. Tui ('.0.1,1.0 UAUAzle. —Then are two Important sad dtatlsutlyedy Canadian arstulee 1a the September l inaJlae Maya slot. ••Dews.° As It Is " desortbee the ries and growth of that new otty of the north a mwqulto haunted muskeg lo 18% now a town "oh seven or v•ght thousand Innahl. taut". This is well Illustrated. "Cape Bretoo, Peet and l'resaut,"by 1V. L (Laos, • sun of Pr notal Grant of (1 ,emu'. Uiilescslty, is • spleudld I teoe 01 desorlptly. w Wog. Yue muslin tee tits Island was a battle ground white the Freoub and the Eevli.b struggled for euprsmsoy, ani kir. (leant outhouse this etniggle 11, .a masterly manner. Tule ie else Illustrated with ploteres of hlateriil spots about toulsbourg, and with aharmtag bits 01 ubarasterletlu soenery fur whluh the is- land aland is Canons •uotber arUele Lo tale I wee worthy of speolal ruwttrn lie *nth let, -Humming Birds of Ostario," by C. W. Saab, one of the grwteet ausborttles to Amarloa 0a wild life. L'r4194+1,r Aden, Short[ writes of "As Early Canadian Statesman," and gives a powerful piuturs of the wort done by the Hoa. Richard Cartwtiab. and others In ter early years uf th. owtery is f1gbUng sea'aai the torulog of an atablished ohurub upon the new province uf Upper ()suede. F. ('I•ff,rd Smith writes au later oscine aketoh of L 0. ' David, Ste W tlfrld Luton's most trusted frima. Thein aro ala. Mia brlgks..seers cad ibe usl uer• reoiaemmNls en mase.Etta endu[+oak Ties air. Panther, 1"11 ea Saturday lea IW5sodwwesarruowhoeritlohlaaMtlauaI trwsesl hanm.ttbob iat°ln'°oWd so.K sggelrao, rb. sir. Osellrage le forty Ngbt boor, late and will sot be hers uutll tomorrow. Then appesn to M • mluppre)e•s ea ae le the date at .hiob the oleo. ,eaeue for .peokled trout cummeno.. to Oratorio, s. T. llaetedo, depusy oommtsdosee ol aab. .ilea, stated leer souk that tisldsg may iso cootlnued usd'r ties law uatll the 19th of September, Inetuelvs. The elite season ataru oll the loth September. T°l°P•... °. HODGENS BROS. A Big Sale of Travellers' Samples. Tad pert WEST oy MAlrlt.TVS ST. Last week we bought the fall samples of the Canadian selling agent for some othe leading British manufacturers of Hosiery, Underwear, Curtains, Quilts, Li ns and Handkerchiefs. He had just received his samples for next spring and o had no further use for these. Of course we bought them cheap and ex- pect t sell them in the same way, for we want to do it quickly in order to get them o of the way of our new fall goods that are arriving nearly every day now. O Saturday, September 7th, we will place t e lot on sale marked at prices that are one-third to one-half less than regula . ► We know that the ualities aro thoroughly reliable. All that is the matter with any of thein is that the quilts - nd linens may be slightly soiled on the wrong side through being handled. It is not often we have a chance to get such a complete range of good samples at one time. The saving is urs if you take advantage of this special selling, for the goods are marked at one-third to one- alf less than the prices we would have to self them for if we bought them in the regular • Ready Saturday morning, September 7th. er r:as-- The Hosiery Sampl Hundreds of pairs of ladies' pia' and ribbed cashmere !lose, gentlemen's so- anti bicycle hose. Ail of thein reliable t nd worthy (qualities\a>ii many better than e usually carry 'in stock. All selling com nlencing Saturday at about one-third less than regular prices. g- The Underwear Samples. Samples of very fine natural wool under- wear for ladies and gentlemen. Scotch make, extra good qualities, most of it better lines than usually carried in stock. Ladies' vests and combination suits and gentlemen's shirts and drawers. Not a great many of then and they are Marked at least one-third less than regular prices. m 1 Mese Dozens of fine white counterpanes, sam- ples of lines that retail all the way from $1.00 to $5.00 each, made by t best mak- er in England, extra fine (valid and hand- some patterns. Your chance to g t a good white quilt for the price of a cheap no. All slightly soiled on -the wrong side. A make them all at least one-third less than regular prices. le -Cover Samples. Intl" and co shades o lot were some samp es o red table covers. They are in rimson, blue, gold and green and most of th m are medium priced goals. Nearly all ar 1, 4 size. They are perfect in every way, ertheless - wit -put -thew air - sale with the re: marked at one-third less han regular prices. THE LINEN SAMPL Table Napkins. About 150 samples of table napkins, k, and sizes. These are not even soiled, as they were never carried -on the road. t)f some we have only one .of a pattern, of others three or four. If you want a few extra nap- kins you will not likely get another chance to get them so cheap for some time. On sale commencing Saturday at one-third less than regular prices. T Linen Cloths. 25 sample linen table clo is, small and medium sizes, bleached and h f bleached, good qualities that will give exce ent wear. These arc the samples of one of th t leading Belfast spinners and aro perfect 1 t every way except that they are a little soi on the wrong side where folded. Oa sale m- mincing Saturday at one-third less than regular prices. The Curtain Samples. ;1100 samples of Not: unlearn lam courteous. Them "ow t to TI h bI loner snot of the cattalo fs ud ere from to 1t aide long. Qualities that retell at from *1.00 to IS 50 per pair, your choice per end 2.5 sample pe endo of ver gee Iii 1,e 1 y Moven, est curtains. aside 14 to 1' s d r long, ooi be ta I ler r t w . y Mort iodowa. They are the 10wer end of curtains [bet retied at from 35 00 to 310 00 per pair. On Nle Saturday at per end ..... 76c Samples of Battenburg Curtains. There are a few sample ends of real Battenburg curtains in the lot. They show the lower end of curtains that sell at from $10.00 to 15.00 per pair. The ends are CI 94 about 1 yards long, some a little longer. - -Your choice of the lot tV The Handkerchief Samples. Never have we had as good handkerchiefs to sell for so little money. Hun- dreds of them, in plain and fancy makes, pure linen and cambric, for ladies and gentlemen. The complete range of some of the largest Irish manufacturers. All in good condition. On sale commencing Saturday at about one -hall the regular prices. Cretonne and Muslin Samples. - 1 lundreds of•sam pies of fine cretonnes and art 'unsling will he sold at a. mere fraction of their real value, The 'unsling ends are small but if you can use thein you get a hig bargain. 300 ends of crstomme. o'rs 18.18 1no5e.. no two alit. ati 150 ample elide of ere. non^e amt art muslin', each end colnre. weold melte gee/ owl,n i tops, Onto., eaok.... IC the foil width of the ends and from 1 to 1i yards 1our, ee m 'n 14t,es that sell at it , 101 to 25o a yard, oholom.... W We could not,give prices for all of these samples. There are too many different lines for that, but you'll find them all narked as we say, at a straight saving of one-third to one-half the real- value. ------------- 311 Yards of Factory Cotton at a Sa ving of Two Cents a Yard. Wo can save you at least two cts. a yar(1 on factory cotton if you can use it in 5 or 10 yard ends. 800 yards Came in the other day and it will be done up in these lengths. It is a full yard Wide, clean, good weight, free from dressing and good value at Sc per yard. While it lasts you can any 5 yard ends for 29c. 10 yard ends for 57c. HO.DGENS BROS. �DeaI=H.