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THE SIGNAL : GODERIOH ONTARIO
A Wearable
Suit
Men's attention today is
showing a tendency to revert
to Colonial times. There was
no "shoddy" cloth purchased
then. A gentleman desired
to dress plainly, but well.
Your if bought hen. is sure to bee wearable suit Our eprine stuck is very
loge, well !elected, made especial) se
fur us d every garment is guaranteed
Suit to 3t. and give good satisfaction. If goods don't tura out right. we make it
right with you.
.. We are proud of our stock of Boys' Clothing . .
And you will be proud of "the little man" with one of our suits on him. We have the ill
at any price you want, from 81 35 toff 00
Sete, Shirts, Collars, Ties. Suspenders, etc , are here in large quantities and latest
styles. See our 25c Police Brace It's the best we have ever seen
for the money.
W. C. PRIDHAfl
9
Perfect ihsttlmi Clothlea House, McLeau's Bleck. CLOTHIER AND FURNISHER
get �i gna1,
u rVPusasa
RVERY THURSDAY MORNING
MTt e. DIMMILLICIMISOR
HODRRRIOB, THURSDAY. APRIL 1T. 1f101.
MAYOR CAMERON IS THE CANDI-
DATE.
W HEN Mayor CAMERON, of Gode-
rlch, reserved to himself ten days in which
to declare his acceptance of the Liberal
nomination, in West Huron he did so be.
cause at the time there were certain mat-
ters connoted with his private business
that he wished to arrange before taking
definite action in a political campaign
His friends throughout the constituency
*ill be pleased to learn that he has made
satisfactory arrangements in this regard
and that he has decided to carry the Liberal
banner to victory in the ensuing campaign
We learn also that it is probable that he
will take into law partnership one of
Toronto's bright young barristers who has
decided to make Ooderich his home in the
near future. This arrangement contribute
ed no doubt to Mayor CaMSRON'e decision
to enter the politiclel arena.
The battle is on.' Let every friend of
Mayor Caeswr's get`po the firing lire.
THE MAN FON \HE JOB.
LAST week Tee SWUM, lid an article
deploring the existing conditXxis is South
Africa, which at first blush did dot suit the
war expert of The 'Toronto Telegi' m, who
immediately penned the following adtntilla
tion i �'.
The Heron Signal clamours for "a
statesman" to go out and settle the South
African difficulty And The Signal's ideal
of a statesman is lion. James Butherlaal .
In this particular instance we did not
have Hon JAMBS SornrRLANDin mind, but
we did know that the fountain of all mill•
tory and diplomatic knowledge could be
found in the star chamber of the editorial
suite of The Telegram, and we knew also
that the war expert of The Telegram knew
that the fountain of ad knowledge was not
far removed from his hat. That we were
right in our conjecture is exemplified by
the following from The Telegram of Hater
day last, eyidently written after sober
second thought:
iLACU IS CANADA'/ FIM? LONL
All this crazy talk about militarism In
Canada and Canada's love of warfare
does not touch the great essentials of the
simple truth that Canadians are a peace.
loving people
Canada's hope is that the bleseinq of a
speedy pesos may rest upon the warring
peop'es in South Africa.
Canadians almost unanimously pray
that neither they nor their children may
ever again read an item of war news -
that, Canada may never again have to
seed her sons forth to the battle.
We, therefore, have great pleasure in
nominating the Hon. J. R. ROBINSON, of
Ter TRLar:Rats, as the only fit and proper
person to act as plenipotentiary extraerdin
ary with the object of bringing the Mouth
African war to a close. Who will second
the motion?
HAMILTON VERSE.
JAMES MITCHELL'S SOLILOQUY.
AT last !
My fond ambition realized.
Landed the Tory nomination for West Hu
roll.
Cheat thing, this prohibition business.
Did me a good turn
Perhaps Mr. Whitney, when he sees me re
deem the riding.
N'ill take me into his Crhi,.ct.
Shouldn't be surprised.
Course I'll nave to get elected, but that will
be easy.
Dead easy
I don't intend to follow the example et my
illustrious predecessors,
And run up Salt Creek.
Oh, no I
You see,
It's this prohibition game.
I ll just steer north by south -
All the boys that don't want
Prohibition
Will vote for me,
Because I'm Whitney's candidate,
And all the prohibitionists will vote for me
because I stand on the temperance
platform, which that archfiend Roes
has basely deserted in order to thrust
upon the people a wicked, cowardly.
vicious, immoral. unjust, deceitful,
dastardly. unwarranted, uuprinciple1,
un British, unconstitutional end alto•
gether unprecedented thing called •
Referendum I
My. it's a cinch
My dear friend William Campbell will sr -
range to have the preachers speak for
me from the pntrit,
And my partner will be of very great assist
once in canvassing the "boys "
And then I'm eo popular.
I must not say much about the majority
I expect to get.
But my dear friend Campbell says it will
not be lees than
My`dear friend Campbell will have to get
s stable re ogn tion
For hi! H•denyiog services to
t
Principle and
Party.
It will be great fun handing out offices to
my followeks.
Oh, my
James Mitchell, P. P., not M. T.,
some say would tier befit me.
Mr. Whitney will call qte "Jim."
THE following unique production is
from the author of
"Hurrah for Tarte, so bright and smart ;
Hurrah for Mulock, too,
McGillicuddy and everybody
That beat the 'Tupper crew."
We publish it so that our esteemed con•
temporary, The Star, will have an oppor-
tunity of swing real verse from the Ambi•
tines City, where everything goes with •
swing, where the women are all good -look
-
tug and where the men are "hot stuff":
"ATHUL RANK."
HAMILTON, 4th April, 1902.
Dear witty, .vise Mc(lillicuddy.
Aithe' my method may be muddy,
I trust that I can make it clear
That I regret that you were here,
Our hearts to warm and charm and cheer.
With neer a bleared hard to bid
You welcome to a quaick or quid.
Believe me: had I not been fiat
Upon my hack, and week 'a a rat.
I would have, sass • doubt, been round
To listen to your speech renowned --
A speech pronounced beyond a guess
A Signal, unalloyed success.
When next you come, before we part
We '11 have some tongue' as well 's tome
And try to render you at merry (Tuts -
As any Knight or King in Kerry.
1 remain, es warm as curry,
Yours sincerely.
WM. MURRAY.
Commodore McGillicuddy t
Long may he continue ruddy 1
SNAP SHOTS.
*
-The Whitney candidates are already
giving out the patronage of the Province.
T H. Lrssos,'who is running in North
York as the original "Whitney candidate."
bas promised the Penetanguishene reform-
atory to either Newmarket or Aurora after
lie is elected. This is one way to Reform -a -
Tory.
-A great deal of ineefferabl, gush is
being put forth about CectL Rennes as an
Empire builder. If he were referred to by
his chroniclers as an empire breaker they
would be nearer the mark. Up to the time
of his departure he did more Injury to the
British Empire than did Napoleon with all
of his legions.
-The Toronto Telegram *ye :
"West Herein Liberalism ought to ge
about tee year. for the cruelty to •
"brother journalist" involved In the
turning down of Admiral ian MoCilli
ewldy for Graem (amerns "
As "Admiral" DAN MOGIru.wtcnev was not
an a.•plrent at the nomination we fail to see
where the '-ternifig down" comes in. Some
bdy has kiedsd up our. *teemed metes'
teary the wrung way.
HURON. BRUCE Si 6IREY ELECTRIC
R•
Meetly' Meld as Maslow and Sia.Saaeee
-Meek lateral' felted.
A well•a,tend,d public mestiag to Mentes
the Rotor, Bruw A tiny Elee:rio Railway
question wee held •t Carlow cm Friday
e ysalo, 4th lost. The chair was oeuapled by
M.jor Young, snd speech',. is fever of the
project were made by Mover O.mane, Joe.
Beck, W. Campbell, Cul. Vetoes sad W. F.
Young, and at the (dim • resolution was
passed ashlar the mussel sl Colborne to
wbwih • bylaw for 826,000 to add in ooa-
struotIng lbs proposed road.
atll.wAr MssTINU AT UVNUANNUN.
The meetlug to d souse the rottenly *shims
which wig held here Saturday eveotue Apr.
501, was well attended. Mr. Durum was
oha'rm.n and the following gentlemen spoke
mjt•vor of the proles . M.v"r Camaro°, Jas.
Miteheil, A'er. Seuod.re,'Vin. Camped., of
Ooderioh ; Joe. Bout, of Colborne ; Wm.
Mallough, Thus Aederwa.ol Jae. Rose, of
Ashfield, and J Ii. Maliougb, of E Wares -
n osh. John Mr-Lsap spoke to opposition.
Psittacine were signed wilting the oousotle of
Ashfield and Ems Wawanos► to submit
nylaw• in aid or the road fur the sums of
$50.000 sod $26,000 respeutysly.
OODERICH COLLEGIATE INS TI'
TU TE.
The following Is the percentage of the
total obtained by the pupils at the recent
terminal eaamluatloes.
role I, DIVISION B.
Jess Tom 77 W. Proudfoot 74
I. i'roedfees 71 U &seer 68
J. Walker 66 R. J. rise 65
J Delbert 65 E. Young 64
G, Rhyoas ... ..64 A. Anderson 63
E. Hoge 63 E Elliott 61
it. Elliott 60 H. Smite 57
M. Duff ... .....56 A. Metria 55
M. Tilt 55 J. R Cralgle o2
L Robinson 52 1 Baths 52
E setherlaad....50 M. P. Lane 49
L Atkin 48 L. Beek 49
J. Gelb 47 O. MoGilllouddy..47
U. Carrie .... 46 F. Wiggins 46
U. Morrow 45 M. M.Doesld 45
N. Kidd ..43 C. Rumbell 42
N. Merolla, . ...40 A. Graham 37
T. Crooke. 36 M. McKean 35
A. steadies . 34 W. Craig
R. Thespian ....33
FORM 1. ulvtvoN a.
M. Leigh .73 M. Thurlow 71
A. Dam*.. 67 F. Naito! 66
A. Gelmes 62 A. Larrlok ..60
N. Jamteeoa 59 M. Bassett 59
R. Elliott 58 G Hood 57
E. Stratton 56 J L%wresoe . ....55
K Blaokstone54 S. Murray ........54
e. Mitchell 54 R. Tye 62
R. Smith 61 M. Ball 50
G. D.akesa ..49 A. Sturdy 49
W. Towereey 47 V. Whitely 45
H Saul* . 44 L. Eliot 44
If Robertoe 42 L. Sturdy 42
Iv Allan 40 .1. C. Curie 38
34
FORM II.
A Roller 80 H. Long 76
G. Wightmaa ....76 G. Dyke 75
C. Anteroom 73 E. Henderson 73
E Craig ..... ..68 M. D ,dao 66
1) Matheson .,..66 R Rundle 65
A. Chisholm ....64 H. Taylor ..63
C Asquith .. ..62 C. Saunders 60
H. Bain 69 S. Guest ..... ....59
B Brlmioetsbe ,58 C. Rhynes 67
A. Garrew 57 O. S.ikeld 55
B. Devise ..... 55 M. Row.... 65
L Griffis 64 W. Melotoeb 53
L. &german.. . 51 M. Tau 50
The rest were below fifty or absent.
roar Ili.
O. Ida Key__. 77 E. Stewart 76
H. Walker ib L. Jeokrif--- 74
L Wilson 74 C. Bean 74
T. J. O'Loughliia..72 M. Spence 71
S1. Colborne 71 L. Konz 71
U Crawford ....67 E. Dank, 67
T Johnston 67 T. MCEwso 64
L. Brydres 62 B. Millie' 61
M. B.tile 60 W. Shaw 60
K Webb 68 H. Woods 66
1 Woods 66 I. Bates ..... ....56
A. Johestoa 56 D. Allison 64
R J. McRae ....54 M. MaDoaald 54
J E. Robertson ..60 J. Caatsloa 50
S. M. Mellwaia . 48 IC McMillan ._ 48
F. Yoga.. 48 W. T.ylor 47
N. Duroto . . 46 B. Jordan 44
P. 'Tye 43 a M Il•ean 42
U. R:berte 42 H MoDocald ,...40
The reel were below fitly or absent.
-MARK TWAIN he. jest worked off one
of his best jokes upon an unsuspecting pub•
ho., A few years sine* he west to the wall
financially, and at the age of sixty•three
grappled with the world again so success-
fully that the other day he purchased a
house and grounds wherein to pane his de
dining years, paying for the same the sum
of $47,000.
-Jos Dowexy, of The Guelph Herald,
Hoon CLARK, of the Kincardine Review,
C us, of The Peel Banner. and James
MIresizt., of The Goderich Star, are Witrr-
say candidates, and will, if elected, vote
for Whitney through thick and thin. Jos
Dow,ST and Hoots CLARK are strong anti
prohibitionists, and are il{ making Ray
pledges. Mrecisl.L posse aa an anti probib
and may take any old pledge, but he will, if
elected, be on the division list with CLARK
and IMwNsy ann WIIITNRT every time,
prohibition or no prohibition.
WHAT 01 HERS ARE SAYING.
JCRs oNCi IN A WRILI.
London Adyer'leer : June 96 is to be a
peens holiday. it may be iseesysnlent to
soma people to have three holidays May
PA, Jen, 26. and Jely 1 --es alae wgether,
hs► es al's nyer 60 years chew the last Cor
enation Day there oan be ae eemplalat as
that seer,.
• Munro PARLAY taw.
Stratford Reserve . Mr. M (4 Cameron el
(lederieh, has heed oemisated se the Liberal
esedidate fes West Herne. Mr O•merew
is • see of the late Rea M, C ()smartie,
who represented this ees*titessey ter many
years. a -d he hes leng hese regarded as •
*mlef parllameatertae. West Hares. with
bits Is the field, Is pretty mare to reseals
arae le Liberalism.
Rretor : Lore Cass left Inst week ler
Detroit. where he will take • pedals le •
stair t•ekegy.
AT LAST.
A Messed, bey bees paned /ka will Cure
D iabetes Permanently sad t'e.Nrleiy.
Quinsy. April 14:h, (Special). -A very
positive and advanced case of diabetes has
bten oared.
Mr. Sam Deerooh.rs, of this city, was
dying of diabetes tour years ago, and today
he is strong and well. No one believed he
could ever recover.
Dodd'• Kidney Pills mored him end
although he memsd to be all right yet many
thought that it could not Es s complete
core but only temporary relief.
Now, however, after four years have
elapsed Mr. Desroohers rtouily declares
that he has not shoos had the slightest
symptom of his old trouble. Every one Is
oepvinced that di•hetee is oamble, and that
I)add'e Kidney Pills will core Ir.
PRESBYTERY OF HURON
The Presbytery of Hurnnsist in Clinton
on the 8th Inst. The ribort on Sabbath
schools wee submitted by Rev. James
Hamilton, convenor, adopted and ordered
to he forwarded to the convenor of the
Synod's committee. The congratulations
of the Presbytery were extended to the
Rev. Alex. Stewart, B. A , on his having
conferred open him the honorary degree of
i)oorer of Divinity, by the senate of Knox
College.. /retreats from the report on
church life and work were ordered to be
printed for circulation among the people of
the cousregatlons, Including a reoommeed•
mtloo to do what they ono to have the vote
for the prohibition of the li set traffic se
large as possible. Rev. Mr. Larkin gave a
report on the statlstlos and Beason of non
gregatlona for the past year. showing that
there Is an increase of members and of
oontrihutions fr r missions, as oomparsd
with last year, the to*I contributions for
missions this lot year bele' $7,535, and the
total for all perpomes $46,680. A resolution
respecting the death of Dr. Robertson was
adopted. The clerk was also instrueted to
wavey, is imitable terms, the sympathy of
the Prs.bytery to the widow and family of
be late Rev. 3 H. Taylor, formerly pastor
of Sc Andrew'. ehareh, Lunkoow, hot sines
his resireatloe of that charge • resident
within the bounds of the Presbytery. A
osll was submitted by Rey. Mr. Aedereon
from the eeegrrgatlens of Manchester and
Smith's Hill, in favor of Rev. A. R. Camp.
R. A. The stipend promised is $800, with a
manes. The call was sustained. Pro
ybicnal arraegenente were made for his
Indention is Use event of his accepting the
call. Rev. Mr. Henderson was appointed
enevsnnr of the home mission oommistte.
Mesere. Flotsber and Donnan were appelat
e el memheve of the Synod's committee en
hills and overtures, and Mr. Shaer • mem•
her of the Assembly's °ernmittee. Mr.
Anderson pry settee that at nest met ag
be would mem* that the Preshytery hold
five regales ematiegs during the year in -
Mead of four. Mr. Fle'nhsr reported that
the •armeatatw,n committee had /ran te4 to
Grand Reed 8160 for the pretest year. with
settee that the erag would hearealtsr be
'edemed to 8100; he elm rerort•d that $60
had been greeted in Lesions mad Came
church, Gederieh tewsehip, for the put
half year The fegewmg were sleeted
"omminlnsers M Its Memel Assembly :
IM Atewart, Messrs Musgrave, Sewers,
Larkin sod Shaw, ministers; and Messes.
Deeean, TeesReid, McQamrrleand MerlI.,
eider,. Mr. Deviates embed and obtained
imrmmmmm
Ramsay's
Paints.....
are not affected
by WET nor
WEATHER.
They are the boat N earth
Are You Going to Paint ?
If so --We sell the very purest of White Lead
We sell the very purest of Oils and Varuishes I
We sell the Tiny purest of Dry Col. rs !
Our Prices are the very lowest on the flarket
on the Quality.
ALLAN & McIVER
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he Loading Hardware and Stove Men. Honest Goode at Honest Prices.
'Phone 57.
a
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leave of ab once for twe months. Mr, Mc-
Lean was nominated for moderator of
Assembly. The next regular meeting is to
be held in Clinton on the 8th of Jaly.
Seaforth : Among the Canadians killed In
the engagement os Marsh 31st, at Klein -
hart's river, South Attlee., Was Private W.
T. Peters, of London. Private Peters le a
native of &ealertb, and lived here for a
number of years. He is a nephew of Johs
Oldfield, of Tuokervmith.
BOPMBMIA A. McLENNAN'S
LINIMENT
For external use only, is a positive cure for
Spinal Disease, Hip Disease, L.fi.mmat ry
Rheumatism, Lame Bwk, Lumbago, Sore
Throat, Week and Sore Lenge. Brutes,
Sprains, Smith Joints, Rapture, sod all kis-
cited diseases. It has also been found • cure
for Throat Affections in hones. hone
genuine without having the trade mark on
labels and wrappers sod E. A, McL .. 's
Liniment, (ioderioh, O it., stamped on wax
meal on s•oh bottle. Manufactured *sly by
EUI'HKMIA A. McLENNAN,sol,pateatee
and proprietress, Ooderich, Ont.
J. W. SMITH
wishes to announce that he is
handling the celebrated
5 STAR brands FLOUR
3 STAR of,,,.
made by the Lake Huron
d Manitoba Milling Co., and
is repared to fill all orders
prom ly at the following
prices f SPOT CASH :
5 Star Brand`. $3.90 bbl.
3 at as \ 3.60 's
He will also handle the Kee-
watin Flour.
J. W. SMITH,
East Street.
SPRING AND SUMMER
..... Dress Goods
SIM in
prime
new colors and at job
60e for 40u
75o tur bOu
bbu for 40u
50e for 40o
Blank Dress Goods, is
all the new makes fur the sea.
sun's vele
From 40c to $2.76
Colored Dress Goods, is
fawns. browns. drabs, greens,
greys and a number of shades
ill blues.
Black and whit• Ifetenees. a0o, for Skirts and Weigle
Colored Satelines 260, for Skirts and Waists
Colored Satsumas 15u, for Skirts and Waists
Colored Drees Hue ins. 80,10u,124o, 16u, 90c Mid 26c
Gingham* from Sc to 20o
Print, !rows be to 12;0
Plain Irish Dimity, in black, blue, pink, white,
slate sod lineal color, all new goods.
Window Draperies in frilled Brussels Net frilled
Muslin* Cornu Spot Mutt ins white figured Nets,
Madras Muslin., Art Muahus and Law Cur.
til* 600 to $4 50
._-
Another lot of cheap Corsets, 25c and 35c
A range of sizes in Parisian Straight Front
Corsets, in two colors, for 60c, worth
75c.
A lot'of Parisian Erect Form Corsets, in
white, $1.00. The newest thing in
Corsets.
Our complete assortment of Shirt-
waists for the spring and summer trade
now in stock. All new this season.
We intend to give our customers TWO
MONSTER BARGAIN DAYS, APRIL
25th AND 26th, when our whole stock
will be at bargain day prices.
J. H. COLBORNE
fre5
ACT! eieNTtY
on E"+ 4JVD
KI DN 6OWELS
r DIE SYST£
CLEANSE EFFECTUALLY;
p PE t-tOIDHO:
O aegS;;
OVERCOMES STIPATI ON
HABITUAL CON
PERMANENTLY
ITS BENEFIc of f fCTS,
BUY THE GENUINE -MONF D BY
iIRENla IRJSYIAl
}nye,- t:e v04
p, ,c b^i(d.'-T' r7."! 50c F(°01);
The Division
between geed and ledi8erest
Drugs and Medicines
is strongly defined here. The Indif
ferent kled are peer ordered and
never permitted to form part of oar
stock. Only goods of aodounted
purity are offered to customers.
Our stook of
Proprietary Medicines
Is very terra. Primes are law,
F. JORDAN,
MEDICAL HALL.
A SPRING
ODE,.
Two Feet to a Line.
11!)VetU , W e.a<YNee,
GhE.eNts Red ,
*Doctor Dead..
CONSULT ...
HARMAN, THE
HOEMAN
... AS TO PRICES.
C. V 2 N' B U ,I i- • 1.
PLEASED
W I T .-e
OUR SHOES
FARMERS, DON'T SOW YOUR OATS
until you have treats them with FORMALDEHYDE to destroy smut.
Much better than the old way. Inexpensive.
• We turntsh Directions,
Chau Farnitare Polish
Makes all serni,hwl work look like
new. Positively the hest.
Disi.fectuts thasehold Alenia
Heatemall Store -pipe Vanish
25o, 5 for $1.00
Flower Seeds harks Seeds
We C. GOODE, Chemist,
BEDFORD
▪ /LOOK...
i`ftii' I
A Painted Floor
makes housekeing easier. A dusty carpet
keeps the whole Ouse dusty. A rug can be .
easily shaken and th dust left outdoor.
'rt
SHERWIN-WILLMMS
SPECIAL FLOOR PAINT
is made for floors aLd flocrs only. 'Iade
to walk on.
N. D. RO UGV I E,
The Cash Hardware Store, Ooderich, Ont.
OUR SPRING STOCK
Is now ready for inspection, both in trimmed
Trimmed Hats from $1.25 up.
Ready-to-wear Hats from $ 1.00 up.
Sailors from 15c up.
and untrimmed hats.
Our stock is complete in every line. Call and inspect
MISS CAMERON,
LICENE DISTRICT
HAMILTON
STREET, . .
The Reard of Limner Oommiseloners will
meet at the
Inspector's Oflioe, Clinton
GN
Thursday, April 17th, 1N2
AT 5 O'CLOCK 1'. M.
in noeslder the applleetione for the linens*
Titer of 1001-1005
All petitions or *petitioners' to he sent to
W. J. Paisley, Iespeetnr, Citation,
The number of linemen teethe year 1001 1005
was 10 hotels and taboos The pumber of ap
Mrs for the year 1071 MIN Is Si hotel* and
Eslewlloalione S. Pike. W•veriey pt=
No license granted to any
Ray kind of • slot maobiae en
W. J. I'AISieIY.
laspeeter. Mem.
•
Settlers
One-way
Excursions
To Manitoba sad ('snaelan N ,rth Wait
will leave Toronto every TURFMAN'
during MARCH lad APRIL. 1501.
P•esengsre travelling without Live
Rtoek should take the train leaving To
reete at 1.0 p.m
Pessearrers travelling with Wye Meek
should take the train Iwviag Tomnte at
9s. olonist Sleeper will be attached to
each trete.
for fell rttonlere and nosy of ' Ss.'
Ae�tnpl� ' obese to te Yr* M. A. RAM,
A. R. NOTMAN, Amt. noel. Passe
Ages', I Kies Street Rant. Termite.
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