The Signal, 1902-4-3, Page 44 ZUu111f D.LT April 3, 1902.
rIOTI-IERS' DAY 1
TUESDAY, APRIL 8T".
It is • pleasure to show
Of Aim you
invite all Ladies to come, whether have boys to clothe or not.
All ladies like the artistic. We have it to show you.
We invite you to come. We don't ask you to buy.
Remember the day. TUESDAY, APRIL Sth
W>.: have decided to have s day sot
apart for mothers to come anti
inspect the beet lot of
Boys'
Clothing
ever shown in Uoderich. We are so
pleased with our stock that we would
like to show them to every Lady in
town. Never before has so much
attention been given to Boys' Clothing,
and the Styles were never u nice as
those we are showing this season.
you these handsome mite. They are Works
W. C.PRIDHAM,
Rodeos P1ssMag Omitted Home, Mcloaa's Block. CLOTHIER AND FURNI`iHEK
Inc $zignzX,
La PUni-tilink
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
RI lb. ■.elliJCaM'V
aQDERICH. THURSDAY. APRIL 11, IIOL
TO ACCEPT 1 HE OFFEN.
hN/e IBeeebf Votes Taal the Town Re-
ceive Mr. faraegle'e 0.111.
1u spat• of the rata, tbere was • good at-
tsadeaes at the .esnue held 1u the oourt
house en Friday •vonm, to sonsid•r the
offer o1 910 000 (rout Mr. Carnegie for • tree
pabIto Irbruy in Uderloh. The gathering
was repree•aattve of all pluses of the
townspeople aad included also • t u. • dozen
ladles, who took an "Went townie la the
proceed lase.
Mayor Cameron took the chair and •z•
plowed the proposition wblob had ooe,e
through the pohllo library board. vit., that
Mr ('arnegls would give 910,000 for a pub.
lielibrary a t;oderieb, provided the town
would provide • site and agree to the mini -
Immo. of the library at • Dost of not Iwo
than 91,000 • year. His Worship stated
that the feeling of the oounoll deemed to be
that the offer should be •ooepted 11 1t should
be found that the oondlttons would not be
nudely bordsu,me. Hie own optolen was
that the offer ehoeld ont be throwo porde
He had heard some objection to reosiving
the money on •000unt of • book Mr. ('.r
asgl• had written le which he mode adverse
ooameots upon some English people ; but
the fact that the people ot Eoglaod had •o
*spud large some ot money from Mr Car
sere was an iodisation that they did not
osastder his writings • reason for refuel*,
hie gilts. Tke point with him was wb.t her
the tows could oadertake to gaar•atee lbs
sum rvnutrd. It would not be oemesary
to mooed the present grant of 9400 motor
something additional In lighting and w• er
seryloe. 1 hs (guns nothing op the amount
for yearly maintenance would be
Carib grant from tie town
County grant
Annual sale of periodicals, oto
Cards and Angie.
Electric lighting
Water serytoe
Legislative grant
mom
WEST HURON CANDIDATES.
IT is now pretty well enderstlood
that the Provincial election/ will be held
either during the Lamar end of May or the
bogie:nog of June.
Prom beth parties in Wast Huron the
call for a nominating convention has gone
forth and by the end of neat week canotl
date for each of the old political parties
will be named.
Already the newspapers and others are
busy with names to come before the con•
wentioss,and The Blyth Standard introduces
(to line for selection as follows t
to 00. Liberal anteroom we hear
timi imam of tke following gigtlemes
a [cwt.
aeatioaol : Philip Holt. VI
Dan. Y.(Hlliosddy, Wm. Lsnoand M.G.
Cameron, of Goderich t James Snell, of
Hallett; Alex. Stuart, of West Wawa -
sash, and Morgan Dalton. of A•bfield.
Amos( she Conservatives the following
gwatieruen are mentioned: John Wilford,
e1 Myth; D. E. Munro, et Auburn Fist
Lockhart and D. Patterson,
Wawaooeh t Dudley Holmes, ot (.ods
rich; Robert Medd. ot West Wawaao•h,
and James Connolly, of Wdericb towo-
ssip.
We notion that tim tames of three men.
one of whom will get the Conservative
nomination. are not on the hat given by
The Standard. The miming names are
Jorge M12'HELL, of Goderich, JOSEPH
Bach, of Saltford, and Davin Ca1r711 . of
Clinton. It Is claimed that Mr. MITCHELee
well-known temperaooe reoord will give
him the inside track at the Conservative
oonventice.
Of the Liberals named by The Standard
1t Is not aeoeseary to speak at any great
length, as they are all fairly well known:
Mayor Caritwi.of Godertch, is .on of the
late Hon. M. C. Casinos. and has had
load training In public life, having passed
from ceuneillot to reeve and to hie present
position with rho hearty approval •f kis
f.11ow.lseton. He to facile prioc•pe in the
riding as a political speaker and has a large
and •nthasiutie following.
P. Hot', B.C., is at present a district
councillor, and also bee 0.4 a long muni-
cipal experieooe. He is • lawyer by pro •
teesion. He is believed to have a strong
following.
WILLIAM PRODD/007 has spent a num-
ber of yasn at the town council board, and
is President of the Wast Huron Reform
Association.
D MoOtLLtc0DDY is editor of Twit
&seat and •z President of the West
Huron Aesosiation.
Hooded DALTON is reeve of Ashfield
township, and is personally popular in that
part of the riding.
Wm. Leith 1s county clerk of Huron.
Atrx. 13TOAn' has been through the
municipal mill. and is an ex•m•mber of the
ooanty council .
Jams. Ss'u u standing is similar to
/six. SMDilieu.
We are, however, 1n a position to state
that a number of the men whom names are
mentioned on The Standard's Reform list
tare not pining for ►hs nomination.
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The Lo.einig liardoare Firm. Honest Goats at Honest Prime.
'Phono 57 --oat
9400
120
75
288
2b
250
tag. lf the people of Goderich mold set
toe floe building *rooted there. with its
['mutant furnishing. and fittiors, he be.
limed thay would •Il be in favor ot
coedit to the town. something for thorn to b.
promi of. 11 cost them Ism than $5.000.
and with 910,000 Goderith oould bays •
;sausage ot the town. He also thought this
otark•t should be renso•ed to ths old fair
grounds. He did sot %Molt the aooeptanoe
of this grant would be any dill 00000 from
the omeptanoe of the vont by the Chomp
maple. (Applauee.)
H. W. Ball asked the iimetion wh•ther
the town mold grant rho market site,
winch he believed had been donatod to the
town as • market site.
J. Keratihan mid he oould spook from the
farmers' otandpoint, and in Ms opinion the
towa had a market.
F. Jordan said there had boon • great
oonteatioa at the time th• preeent market
plates wail 'sleeted for toe sti• of th• old
barracks which we cell • market. Oo•
party wanted it down near Thomp000'•
olookemith shop ; the other party wontrod
it at th• old burying grouod. He. with
others. odwooated Mooing it whore it is
Dow. However, the quettion of elite oould
De taken up later. No one would oesstioo
decided attorwarde. Regarding the gum.
Won rolood by Mr. 1101, Nth markot site mite
purchased for 111.000 by • numbor et Mayen.
tot whom ke was one), and sold to the tows
ter 9.500.
H. I Straits s000ndsd this motion, and In
doing so paid a tribute to Mr Moore for hie
efforts. In cosiunct,on with th• other sem
bets of tte board. to workiog up this pro
pot. Il• thought it woe a oroditabie desire
of Mr. Commis to get rid of Bolas of hie
money and pet Isa•• it all tor thelawysre
lull hold of 'nor his (loath. Il• was in
favor •f the market one (Applause )
Th• Moyer sa d the council had had the
mates. of the market under oonsideratten,
bat the difficulty to deskne with it lay io
th• foot that they had hardly a dollar to do
amyl -blue with. As only a par% of th•
market grounds would be ithatiesary tor the
librar•, they oould snippet of the remainder
lor $500 or $600 and aria 1110 sum in fitting
John W ynn roes and said that he did not
H• wan Con
other spookier@ had done.
adian and wae proud ol 11, bat be would
not be worthy of th• name 11 be did not
protest against the momenco of this
Wonder. Mr. Carpool* had ploodereti the
people of this United States ; and whoa he
workmen objooted to their troatment he had
pot pollomma to shoot them down He d'd
not want • building built with blood money
(Ar dialscumu" 1lon regarding the pions tor th•
bonding nrooght ont the mammon, by
Judge Doyle that they were not °mama
plan. but he Imitated they would ham to `-''',-"'""••'-'to•-•
Total 91,073
Toe Mennen! el the building mold lo usod
tor various porpoise ; there might bat •
ladles' reading room, • privam room tor
Liked a fall and tree discussion of the pro -
3. H. 'A orsell. ohairman of the public
librory board, took tie floor, and, OW
spooktho of the onsuitehisities et the pre.
seat liorary room for th• purpose. stilton
that when Mr. Coreegie's proporitiott came
thelbeard had decided to mit His town for
the front part of the market site. The
prompt market woo not need and wag not •
marks% in the prover mos* of the word
'Tilers was as moth mid n•w on Hamilton
street as on the markot.
Judge Doyle added to what kir. Worsoll
bad said regarding the unfitness of tho
present Wintry room. The board had
thought of uthving tith old 11012D011 oh•rn
Der, but if they moved at all they should
have • place on tr.• ground floor, as moth
sits, Windsor and other towels Do doubt
coasidered thewiselvos as loyal ail we, anti he
saw no obj•ction to helping Mr. Corneae to
money in this way. Complaint bad boon
mobs that t hit library doom not always oon•
tans books thith are of th• boot ohorsotor,
rher• was something in this complaint, het
the membore of the board wore althe t• the
matter and had ••••ral times discussed
memo of diseovering and getting rid of the
oblectionable literature. During his •x-
perionoo of two years en the board hit know
thoy had got rid of 000000 such •olomes
and tett,' were exercising vigilance to hoop
them ont. It woo not poesibl• to read ill
the books bofore they were pat In. but they
wor• reed ea soon as pmelble. Th• board
at Srst had deolded to ask for 95.0(0.
Hers Judge Doyle mplained lo doted how
the offer of 910,000 cam* about, aa sr plained
la Tem StitaaL last wick. The town could
easily guarantee the expenditure ad
91,000 tor maintenanes. The hoard oohed
ter not one cent more money, hut simply tor
an leersose et lights and for 'rotor soryloo—
these In addition to a site, which was one of
the conditioas of Mr. Carnegie's offor. At
the town oonnoll mooting the questilon arose
weather ans portion of ohs $10,000 could b•
used in th• equipment of that build'''. with
furniture. shelving. etc. The secretory nf
the hoard was asked i• write to other towns
reosived to vet information on this point.
Ile woe sorry Mr. Moore woo not prawns.
but he hod seen • 'Mem which Mr. Moore
had recolved from Cho soothtary of the Strat.
ford board, in which It was stated that
not only th• furnishings for th• librory, but
books also, might he porehated with the
mossy suppliod by Mr. Carillon*
f Damao th• meeting doubt mu expressed
teyeral epookore as to the oorrootome of
th•t he might have read the letter wronolv.
We hays storm men Mr. Moore, who was
unable to be proem% Fridith 'yenta, on
s000unt of serious Illness la Ole family, and
he stales that moording to ths statement of
shit Strati ord librarian the furnishings of
the library. hut net any booths, may mute
ono of tho 910,000.1
of tho boord that if the motile platted any
•alee en the library at all, now gra" th•
toms to moors • suitable place lor 11, whom
th• tows was ptittin• on new y and
looroming its sotivities In all dirootions. 11
the offer wore rejeoltesi, probably anothor
earth would never siain he made. In re.
gar/ to the site, hit thoeght so olio woril4
dispute the stateethat that the market
and • diagram at Presont, and in Mao* of
that two might bout • Minting that would
b.. an ernammt to the town. The teems
hod • reset sellable pl•oe for she Imitation of
the market, and it ww• pot in proper
shoos &ad *rime ledno•m•et hold out to the
pimple to belley• that slim had • market
plows they istiiht batty Doe he did' sot ons-
tage lilt: %key Asti ono et all at predest It
*hoar. (Apologies.)
Irsposeet Teta. usittliter member of the
hat redmilvo4 • domes. for • library 0.114 -
SNAP SHOTS.
—The alleged arguments of some of the
clartriel partitions who bob up .0 minim?
um conventions don't hold water.
The •ote on lif. Porter', motile. wee
then pot sind earned. there Wing ouly onis
oontrary yote, so tar •• oar reportor Gould
G ee
The meotleg thou dispersed, tha moult
el the promodings haring been a bb
e xpromion of opioloo, as follows:
(2) Thai the now library building should
Ise placed on the site ot this prompt m•rket.
(3) That the now markot should be 'mated
at Me old fair grounds at the foot of Hama.
ton street.
sop Led .
CO LBO RN E COSMOPOLITAN
1J. PAfor mi Nd
ler •a.
16 CIENTO.
New Spring Stock Now Complete.
Pleuretle Pallas • Manger Signal.
Prompt treatmeat to esernstial. Bathe
th• tweet el palm immoduitety with Pol•
*on' Norville* and quiokly Mud on a bet
Madam sprinkled with Nerving's. Nrover
known to fail. Curse almost instantly
Nouralgia, toothache, rheumatism and lom
bag° are °uteri by Ner•iline just art readily.
Poleon'• Sterilise cures all pain, and to the
Mat bouatho'd nutmeat Known. Loris
bottle 25
11 Ls tooth/ that th• son1lue of 2 000
mounted men from Canad• to S,uth Afrioe
aod of WO mon to the cormatlork may Inter
tare with the holaing of the regal./ minintor
military comps of instruotion.
—Had the deeth of Corn. Elmo,. hap
peried.tour yeses ago It is altogether likel
that no war would have occurred in South
--Oar Tory protibition (Honda who ar•
wrathy against Hon. 0. W Roan for not
holding the refsprendom on the some day al.
the municipal election will plume fantr6rnhar
proposition whoa it was made by Mr.
DRESS GOODS
IN ALL 111E NNW LINES.
Bieck Voile.
Bleck Cheyenne.
Black Panura.
Black Poplin.
Black Venetian.
Black French Cord.
Black Serges.
Black Henrietta.
Black omespu no.
Black Brocadee.
Black Silks.
Black Silk Grenadines.
Black Satins.
Black Satin Royal.
Black Lustres.
BED ROCK
Colored DRESS GOODS.
Grey Homespun'.
Brown Homespuns.
FaWn Venetians.
Navy Venetians.
Navy Serge'.
Navy Tweed C. 11. finish.
Blue -Grey Venettens.
Fawn -Blue Ladies Cloth.
Blue and Green Satin Itoyal.
Fawn Box Cloth.
Bluetta Suiting Cloth.
Slate Poplinette.
Bronze Grey Suiting.
A Lot of lienrietteli in all the
leading Staple Colors.
Grey Lustre'.
BLOUSE WAIST
Bleck and White French Flannels.
II 66 II Delainea.
Embroidered Frenoh Flannels.
Pluin French Flannels.
Figured Detainee.
Figured Satennas.
Plain &tisanes.
Fanoy Silks.
Striped Silks.
Plain Silk.
Cream Serges.
Cream Henrietta'.
These Goode are all New
for this bprinte Trade
PRICES FOR SPOT CASH AND ONE PRICE TO ALL.
WHITEWEAR. EMBROIDERIES 1Silk All -Over Embroidery
Big sLook 10 Gowns. Skirt's. Drawers wad Lawa and Boutin) from 5 out. to 90 ctn. 91 25 sad 81 75
Corms %Yokota. large amortmont. Leos—While and Mask.
OVER 10,000 YD8. VALHNCIhNNES aod irOttOliON LACES FROM 1 CENT UP.
A JO LOT OF CORSETS AT 35 GENTS—GREAT VALUE.
AcT?"650f045
A BIG DRIVE IN CORSETS.
1 pat la stook just 120 Pairs of Sumner Weight Coeliac one weak ago. Thoth are •bout 15 pairs Iola
them. They are value for 50 mate. You out bay them tor Ele cmse. • pall. J oat think 50 tor 29.
Our Print Stock is complete ranging from 5 eta. to 124 els., and fast colors. A large stock of Gingham", both
Canadian and Ituported, cta. to 15 cta.
You should bath soots •
J. H. COLBORNE.
For tsars were in her eyes.
She looked up timidly —
gotte token by surprise—
Then, through heir fallitg tears
A miler moils revealing,
Sti• simply pointed to
The onioo• she was pooling.
WORSELL'S--
ROOFING and
DAIRY TINWARE
la tine Spring
Your Horse
Needs a Tonic
Ow CONDITION t'Om DER 'applies the
need. It repay• mitoy times 1ts swat.
Notate, batter ime be Quid —250, 5 for $1.00.
English
Healing 011
La the tiptoe
\ All are Benefitted
CINE, which counteract& the 111 offeoto of
confluemoot of winter. etc Stub • inedt•
else is
Sassafras Blood and
Stomach Bitters
me fee 1111.51t.
Is thit groottiell heeler known for all Omni It is • good. pure, giros( goedleise vehloh
1 of scree, oats. eto. Keep It MI kosid-25o, , has •siselleas reeultg. Your inuwaty book if
\ it doge you so good_ .
We C. GOODE, , Chemist
9 we
Parkas, Illar•e• nerds. israllara Pollak.
Vol rellaals.
tormaidehyde ter Omens la ests.
It ()POND
Hai ail
bRNC1
1
et. ED
e" -P
—Citl Haim? Werrelisole, of The Louis •
eery linos, suouln read up history and he
mould loam that they tried that policy in
1812, and soms of thorn hays oactipied
Dumas ever tonne.
balding. Mr. Worsen said all they were
oertain of was that they °mild not relet any
portion of the
Judo* Davis objected to tit* expressions
made am of by Mr. Wynn Th• foots, he
sold, were them : White Mr. Carnegie',
workmen street they undertook to keep
other men from tolstor their places sod to
doing so mod •iolenoe, mid the authorities
against law and order wore forsed to Are
upon Om mob In defenoe ot their own lives,
Th. charge of blood -mouthy was not justl•
Mr. Wynn repeated his Marge and a
✓ em• of dloorrier ensued In whiob Mr.
ynn found it dIffi el* to obtain a hearing.
When the oommotioa mbeidert Councillor
!Whitt spoke, and put In an ohjootion top
cosamitting the town to the donation of a
▪ ontil they Gould decid• where they
wore to get it. Thoy did not want to have
to spend 91.000 for • mite even tor • dona-
tion of 910,000.
Jams. Mitadmil said the towo wanted a
pees whioh gronld prom attractive t• the
young men aod kelp them off the streets.
Mr. Doty, of the engine work•, had &shod
him to try to impress upon tho mooting
that this town had no plsce for youog men
to in the •ventost. and be had found dif-
ficulty In getting workmen to rem* hero be.
mom of this fact.
The Mayor then asked for a standing
•nto en this motion in !rotor of 11000111tIna Ora
offer. A large number, including some of
Mei ladles presmot, stood op to express thole
approval. 'Chore wets only two dimes -
The qusetiou ot the site was thee taken
up. and • motion by Judge Doyle aa 1a
ereotor Tom that the town grant the pros
sat market Ate, •or each portion et it aa
should ho emeesory, was platted before the
woe adopted, with ouly one oontrary yote.
D. J. Netted, that the !parkin he looatird tit
the *Id agrieulthral armada
hart made •t • previous stags of the meettno,
that thou, was an understonding that the
hospital trust was h•v• this old fair
ground• as a pito. They should not doprivo
the hospital of • Met In favor of Om library,
sod he asked that if the °outsell took this
the helest•• of the ground at the presont
market and they mold sell 'tend ass the
ta1 was •ewitid a• welt! as • library.
Mayor Camerna tit* eounnil had not
hosed themselves to grant that old fair
/mends, and Jade* Doyle bad stated to the
hat that site. as an old burying
Wm. Complicit wanted mow stork mi
from one ward to anothor.
Counellior MoKim wasted to hook. where
weelki root 93,000 or Ibt 000 se At ep
1111114101 plam Inthewor Tote 411 net
Mint It won14 nett eri ninth.
Tn. Mayor paid the rarapaarTil witiht
rely ones the eonnell to pot op proper
helltlialre few a marks,
CO
ITS BENENCIAL
—An ambitions legislator should have
Otber qualifioatioss than that he does not
drink intoxicanta. What tamperanee man
wetikl employ a man to do expert work
whose only qualification for th• jot. was
that he drank orator Totot ithetivionoo is a
sped thing, hut it is no ignorant«, of
Whew* or esecuties ability in a
Diedlissem Alpe, bombe. el Oases*
Int V. Allis, alt teem. ersa be *harts el mai
et the testae sr bad ths dim/Atreus mi.
is tea death et Some swamis. Cho
babes woe seeeed by *be faller* el floe itf
eke 1•1111WWO so imam int hie warn.
,i!FINIAiruSlf PUP@
42
The Division
bidwiien good and ladiffsrent
Drugs and Medicines
le strongly Wood hero. 'I he indit•
never port:kilned to form part of onr
stock. Only goods of nedounted
purity ars offored to customers.
Our stook r•1
Is very lareo. Primo ars low.
F. JORDAN,
F.DICAL HALL,
SHARMAN'S
3
is the place to buy
Shoes at lowest prices
for the
3
3
3 and
Babies.
Ladies,
Men,
Boys
Cc
EVERY BUYER
PLEASED
OUR SHOES
WOTTFIA
SPRING AR VALS !
We have just received • large shipment of Spring Goods, which we offer
at very lo or rates.
Buttons' Wire Titers, 9 inch 30o.
Black Wirt. 11 and 12 goatee e lb.
Malleablo iron Kaken. 12 tooth 25c mob
Stasi Relies, ourved tooth, 12 tooth 4be "
Steel Rakes. °arced tooth. 14 tooth 50e each
Ousel Hot., 7 in. tIode,itoc kits smoke 35e "
t• solid newt 30o "
D handle Stool Spades 900 "
Lowe tiane'd resod mouth d Shovels 90o "
Pala VV Mae Lead, boy Gla1111'i Mire
April 1st So lb.
The Cash Hardware Store. Goderich,
iati
OUR SPRING STOCK
Is now ready for inspection, both in trimmed and undimmed
Trimmed Hats from $1.25 up.
Ready-to-wear Hats from $1.00 up.
Sailors from 15c up.
Our stock is coniplete in every line. Call and inspect
MISS CAMERON,
HAMILTON
hats
1
Before
Buying
I see our line
of
HEATERS
and
RANGES....
We will save
you money and
give you the
choice of the
best lines on
market
Coal! Coal!
JUST ItilAJKIYED
I Car Massillon Washed
Nut Coal.
This Uoal la Saari for stoves
sad grates—ll easily lightod
and gives out trews hoot.
1 Car West Virginia,Lump
2 Car Scranton Hard Coal.
Mmillon Washed Net 30 oto
pm 100 lbs, or
—01Y E IT A TRIAL.
Wm. Campbell.
Gaierleh. Ranh 10eh 19M.
W.
CUR
now stocli
for spring
Lfiglish
in goial pat
at per ya
1630 yard
Tapestry
20 tirst-c
colorings
we ever
yard, spe
Body Br
sels Carr
and $1.11
1000 yards
stem chi
at
36 inchee
versible
bright ai
ings, at
at errisC:tiTt.
where he will
Clinton
bola, either* a
rimmed to C
whose Mimi
the looel
Mound/hi will
was *ailing a
day of haat
helper with
lisle, of the
ter Broaden
inghaln
they [stood
Brussels
take up boo
the Letitia
yews He
0:1H1:er.O.711H:
warehouse
et the ttlit
Intend ren
.1 await*
Straehan
tart* An
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