HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1902-8-21, Page 8P Trtu•sDteo Aegust 21, 1901
THE LAST CALL
Survi ERGOODS
N.NN. eN••N• •N••N•
The balance of Summer (foods to clear at Tess than
cost. All must go.
Millinery,
All rammer trimmed Hats. shape
Of oblldreo's millinery at HALF PRICE
Parasols.
All faaoy Pereola at .... HALF PRICK
Mullins,
All solored Mashes that were 20a
and 25c oleazlsg .t
All wlored Mullis" that were 124e,
16. sad 180 Wearing at
15o
loo
BALANCE Oi SHIRT WAISTS
AT LESS THAN CO.tT.
BARGAINS IN WHI'1'EWEAR,
Gents' Shirt Bargains.
1'o clear •11 our tezul•r 7`m colored
Mut. gulog •t
Straw Hat Bargain.
Idea's a r. w i H ate, molar 60e. aid
75,, pours .t
500
25o
Bargains in Boys' Clothing
2 pt...ad 3 plees seas hi light
colon. ALL AT REDUC$D mots.
Colored Silk Waists.
Jeer •t J OFT PRICE.
Ladies' Ready to Wear
Skirts.
Beast, tally trtmm.d allot mina
skirts la ohoviotr sod serge at
$2 50, $a 50, $4 00, and Se 00.
New Fall Goods Arriving Daily
COUPONS ON ALL CASH PURCHA0E11
Smith Bro's &
•
WINOHAM RACES.
WIN.,nAN, Aug. 13 --Fine wither Liv-
ered the annual moot of the Wiligh•m Turf
Association, and • large number of fast
b.rse* were soured in the differoot rause.
J. a Swartz perlurmed kite dutl.ul of starter.
Ti. weear is.:
2.40 Main --
Wesel Hunter 1 1 1
Mise May 3 4 2
Benet Htlly 4 2 3
Jae. Nolan 2 3 4
Stator Joao F 5 5
Dose, 2 964. 296}, 2964
Seeped ram, 2 25.
Little Book 1 1 1
Lewis 1, 4 2 2
Charlie I' , 2 4 6
Maggie L ,,,,, .. 5 3 4
Birdie Hays. . 3 5 5
Collins t4kesell 6 7 3
Album 7 6 7
Time, 2911, 2 Me, 124
Ruane, t
Wllfrtd Lanier 1 1
Loma Lsadoszra . .. , 2 2
lnurnott•e 3 3
Whruey, Jr .4 4
Ells Han 6 5
Thos, 1.041, 1.0b.
Wingbam, Oo1., Aug. 14. -The roe l,g
..s..laloe brought to • clan today the
meet suomesful meet In Its history, the fres-
t•r.0 Woo without doubt the molt a„g.
ram neer witnessed In Canada.W the fastest horse to Canada lemon
him, Starter Swartz had to as ell lou
• bltlty, mad be did his duty very well, ovary
start being • good one. 1n almost every
het of the must wonderful rsi-• • bl.ok•t
would moor 1 he eight horses, and 16e time
showed that every horse we. out to win
Dandy Hal gel LM flat two beats, winning
from Two Strike by • headk and 10 the
mood beat he hal no more lent Maggie
Usher, who woe the last three heat" from
ask who
0y ler than hall • length.
Samoan :
Fleet robe, 2 28 *Ias-
B IIly threat 6 3 1 1 1
W Wein Klan 1 1 3 2 2
Idles May 3 2 2 3 3
Minas 5... 4 6 6 4 4
Bonilla 6 4 4 b d.
Maud H 2 6 d.
Terre, 2.261, 2.251, 2 241, 2 254, 2 251
Second ram, foie -for -all -
Maggie Usher 7 2 1 1 1
Doody Nal 1 1 3 6 5
Blink Je. 3 3 2 2 2
Two Strike 2 4 4 5 3
Joe. Storm 4 6 5 8 4
Gypsy Girl 6 7 6 4 6
Neill, it 8 6 7 ads
N.lIIe Wilkes • . 5 8 8 7 de
Tim,, 2.171. 2161 2.161, 2.184, 2.181,
Third ram, running, kelt mll•-
Willrld Louder.... 1 1
Lames' tan 2 2
Lau. Lauds.sa 3 3
Hie Han 4
Time,61,62
FALL FAiRS-1002.
Orme Nertbweeters, Oded*b, Sep'. 30
Oat, L.
Tenants. ,.uSept 1.13
Lonlos Sept. 12-20
W al k arta§ Sept. 17-18
Roder , Sopt. 22-23
Twwater .. Sept. 2A-26
Wingbas ,e„ ,.,,Sept. 25-26
Meafertb „flap•. 25-26
Woodmen* S.pt. 25-26
Stratford Sept, 30-0.1. 1
IAerew.l - Sipe 30 -Ort. 1
Brume. ... , , .pot. 2-3
Blyth Ooti
Doeganmos .. (l. $. 9710
11.,11..' 1•r•per, Farttrt
"-R,T lmtvt rF
"F'rotn 1110 time Amon prop/trod the
meslleine unttl lin tolminlietertnl It, 11X1
hit 'FRIT(' 1IIC..r4011/.?"
'ti I not."
"Where le that room *Mita led ?"
"Tho Nnr'ond-glory front, over Ili'
street, without bnleonv or olhnr imp -
Feat ont.bin, and witl, nn electric
light not twenty feast away."
".Any rloentw?"
"No."
' Bat yoir friend rutty have dogr'd.
°Tito hnor, wore long, 11th waiting
swOontonpua. 'Meru inn .% hive !PPR
stealthy I o'ps show I'm hall. Home
c i.thayletve crept In, whirr' Marti-
net*. to the deem and t hen have
lanteed Owt lite it 0letulnw. t la,lrl.rnr'r.
yOe know, work. nNrineloa•ly and un-
der eke wings eY .ltAp."
'1 went all over that with Atnno. '
returned Mr. Narver, dejretedly. Ile
le nal orally Itervowa nod wMe awake,
-wnd la positive ho didn't doso. He 1,
)tint silt pn.ltive that no rano nnter-
el. 110 *nye he mit needling with hl.
Mor* to the light lt► fell sight of
door. hed meld aRwtol. !Malden, Mr,
Hoek wlth hlmsn►f, was wakeful ; rall-
Ing out rrpe.ntally am the pain kept
larrn..ing. wit 11 nil his r) tops Irl-
tstwl and snporsrfsltlre to the
allghtcal thing mut of the etrommnn.'l
"Well. we'll," noel 1 ler Judge, ..oms-
Iretly. "let us take up
MORE EXAMINATION RESULTS
Addltseul Lists or f■1 1 audlfalro
.4 Deportematol E saelutl.aa.
TW following .zsminatloo results have
beta handed oat by the Edo'-•tloa Deport -
mask
10 the oats of boner m.trtoalalua the oz.
patellae in br.okete after a oondldae'e name
ladloate an •ddltlooal sutjrat and alts of
honors obtained
Io the joalor leaving Ila . satinet 1n
hrukete after • name lad!, .t.. an •dc:luoo.l
wbje.•l,in whlob the oet,lldato hu pored
i:ertSo.tee and statemeota of mark. w111
be "est in about a week. Candidata will
obtain these Irom the In.peutor or 110
School pri.clpal at the 'entre at eh oh they
wrote, but le to ow will they be sent to
the oeo.lid.tes from the Department.
Appeals must be scot to the Depute Mu -
later of Educator. not later than S.ptember
10. Before making an appeal the cuadadu•
should ooutult with hie principal
t.OlLhl. 11.
Sector leavlog, part 1.-W. G. Edward,
Y. W, Edward, Miller, Newton
Part 11. -Mark, Ilr.gsry.
I'.rt II, Matrlculatlon.-Carrle, MacKay
Morten.
Pert 11, junior leaving, Allison. B•111e.
Bean, !Stodge, Colborne, laptop, tootle',
('. Johnston, Kota, ►Ihhu, McDowell,
I)'1.oughlki, Spence, Stewart, Walkr, Will
son, 11. B. Woods.
t-t-tNTON.
Sealer leaylnr, put 1.-H.mlltoa.
fart 11, Andersen, Maakeezio,
Part, 11, matrloul•Neo.-B.ttow Jenkin.
Part II, ivator leaving. -Agnew, Comet
on, Chilly, Dever, Dowzer, Hart, J.rrott,
Johns, Mannino March, Mustard, F.
MoEweo, A. McElwee, M.aNsbb, Me-
Qaaea, Oalmette, H. Porter, C. Porter,
Robson, Sewers, Wilford
4IA,OITlt.
Sealnr leaving, part 1. -Brownell
Sawh.mso, IiamUtee, K.,., F .1. Lawrence
L. M Lawrence, Smith, Whit,.
l'art 11.---lioyenlock, Gray, Homlltor
Hartry, 1,. N. Lswreaoe.
Net 11, mstrtou'atiow.-Browalar, .1 R
D:okron, A. 1 l) ck.00. 1laocarnon, t:,rd
hear, Hndglo., Rloherdsoe.
Part 11 tailor lent init.-Beet, Courtney
I)orranr, I;oveoloek, K.IIy, Lene
Lowrie, Molwan, McMioh•el (Ger ), Mo
Taggart, S..I, Mol•Wr, Torrance. Trotter
Work (Fr. )
\s ijn 1140.
1'.r/ 1i, janitor leaving.- Ansley. A. E
Baton, W. O. Bosco, ('uyler, Hoary
Hogg, Musgrove, W.Ioh.
E\ETtK r. N
Part 11. tuolot Ie.vleg.-Raseell Frays.,
Borten Gregory thonors), Mabel Jenoleoo,
Anna Martin, (.ora M.•1'herrae, L'Ilan Role -
'neon, Fred Smoot, Edith Taylor.
Part ii, junior matrionlatlon.-Coleman
Monogr.
Put I, )Dolor matrloalatloa. - Ltly Hart.
loth, A. Ura. Bowden, 11. 1, Ruston (phy-
.1-.).
ether N.tamI.mlle.e.
The following have pawed the part 1 mat -
floatation ntamlastimo'
Dram S. Dickson, Lionel H. Eliot, Rog'
Ball E liott, Ernest F. Horton, Charles
Line, John Lawman, W. J. Maloto•',
Clarence Rhyne., Bert W. R.b.rtaea. Roy
Rundle, Graham Salkeld, Harold Taylor,
Rermaid Tye.
The following pamel to grammar, oath
motto and history le the part I junior Iry-
lag examination :
Hotta Barker, Loathe (ir&6am, L. '1'ieh-
bouree, Ruby Gibson, Della Harrleon, Ed-
gar Wood., E11. Goldthorpe, Florence Waf-
ted
The following pabllo •ohool pupils tt
Wend part 1 lanlor matriculation standing
on publlo settee leaving paper. :-
Melvin Stonemso, Garnet Wublrar, Mil-
' •e Edighoffer, Balt Chesney, Ada
n,t'teronMurdock W'blddon, John Kit-
•, K J Swan, Kllzt Robinson, las A
- -we,, Jobs (:*floss, C A McKeer'e,
H. Mol)onald, Rnderlok McDonald,
III' 1. McLean, Mndney 11.rltner, Mamie
whit in, Allis Glenn, Asher Gray, Geo. Jet
lnr1 Ansa Kilpatrick, ,Sohn R. ►lo
Impoa "'write Sproul', balls Treleaven,
I hit •t, Roby Cobras, tweets lira
'1'lohberee, Dell. Harrleoo,
oneness
ormitmi r, Ella Goldthorpe, F;doar
'' i fen Gametal', Herbert Sheriff,
claimed the' II. On matr(ool.Uon pipers
IrrMlitIbIr, , .Sonia Mateo :.rithmstl.
tonitr, wltk •rman Meedel.
nppnrontty, at '
to Rapp, Mid, WAWAN0.n.
nr•turnl heir, In Redmoed,
ftrrtvnnl Anil wino ma_ WIill.. MoLra,
In tho event tl►�L
" Dnn't pan ens . (7era G Caine.
1•i he worhl wedl/h,1an6les.
to take etirleA Pstter.ea
Ttmnd W la rolllry.Ogalcn TOwestor. A ;9
"I'', h) Lase Cookies.
not b. -Settle Trlok.
k►Ildl ( •TAw1.111.
��sell Cslwill, Rareld Ion's, Tee.
rt Dr. lunar' the nems. glvso 1..t week
ktlm, 211. wa•ial the public school loty-
"' DUNLOP.
MONDAY, Ang. 18
Tho. 'orators •n4 1'. Pet►iok, from
bort Ioweshlp, enjoyed a most pl•w.sst
ea their wheals ening polar of adored
abed ken, sot loreettlag the lake. whieb
tie let..r beheld for the dad Nae. Ther
are eomlag wawa not oa their bikes, how
•yer. Wt slob with 6le speedy driver sad
h asdeum• baggy, and .111 tura op •••tward
atter they *ewe to the Eaohaave a.1 won't
"'op till obey get tato the lint. sat Loy.l.
Juba Montana. has put • wisdotll ter his
. rtmeam well, and ,Vin, lined'. y u Ismaili
• well dug as 61. l.rm 16.e be tolls from
‘. Hirohito. j•.
School to,pined on Monday of this week,
Slim Cooper, the t..ober, coming up from
Clloton oo astorday to b. ready 1ur hair
4.,, on Meads, monolog.
DUNOANNON.
i;tp�yrrecu--The lona) ageoy 1..
-wos
rorrila SwNal. 4. .1 the oa..1 J.0. Ward.
.1 P. ooaveyew.'er. to., who w111 moans
orders for subscriptions. advert:slag and lob
work, and le authorized to give reoelpte for
amounts paid far the name.
TUESDAY, Aug. 19.
Rgaovlso -Key. C. Rutbseford, sooners.
or to Its., K ltalrbt:rte, B. A., u moving
61a household furniture Into the 1'rsby-
Wrlsa moos, rind Intends to occupy 1t 1n
tb• sear Istere, if aot durbg 161. week
H. w111 to welcomed as • Cls c;o la our
rlll•g.,
TAKEN ae Tn. BI D. -Ito Monday the rt -
mato. of the afloat Wald of Harry Kyte,
Ashfield, were laterred to Dsagsason o. -
tety. The bete•v.d panne, as was sbewa
by tars large •ttoodanoo at the tumoral,
have the sympathy of may In 16. loss of
their only child. He we. owe year and two
months of ye.
liegcVzD,-Daring Iasi week S. Rooker
sad family moved Imto their new resideaor
oa the Want lido of Sieutbae.p'o...L W •
wish them any yews of health and happ-
e ns W nsjoy It. The bulldlur le up -to date
hs wppearanoe wend •co•mm•dat:os, sad le w
credit to he owner, tb. s0werantur ,O.
Swtb.re, and G. Begley, carpenter.
Isrzaa.Nr -The ramsln* of Pets/ Mc -
Cabo were taken from Ms lot* residuum en
Thur.Aay loot sad Interred In the cemewry
a1 Jt, .tuguello., beteg escorted thither by
• large proo•e.loe. The sympathy of the
* ouzo community le ezteod•d to the wide.,
five daughters and moa Them... is the .ad-
der berea,.moot . Th• minis .x• :
Woo. M.Iloogh, E Mo(uire, 0.0 Carrell,
l fro. Bropbey, and two sots -to -Lw, Neer
Anton, of Ktogabrldge, and H. J. MoDon-
.1d, of St. Marys.
Tu. Chore. -We were Savored .116 •
few day. of very tine weather last week,but
•t time of writing the weather le sowewbat
Wotan with occasional showers of rate,
who 6 retard harvesting °por.ttuos to soma
"moot. I;ua.*. number of farmers state
that the °rope, especially rats, are the hart
they hare 6.d for many years. Wheat
that has been thumbed is rlvieg
yield of thirty bushels to the sore. Dame
Rumor h.. It that the potato crop, although
promluog • good yield, is /aklwg the rot to
mom• pa'. hos of low ground. W • Lope that
It w111 0*, affect t6• crop In general.
Norco. -Owing to the oontlaaed absooe
of the Rev M.M. Goldberg, who is away to
reaaparde, t6.r.will be no seryioe hold
Io the ohuroket of Ithacan,' an and fort Al-
han neat Susd.;, but it) V) the poster
will bs at home tor too 31st lust... An In
fent child of Fred Mose', Wait W.wano•b,
Mad on Tuesday In a peculiar way. Dime
Ramo, puts It u a c•ea of leprosy. The
oblld'. hands fell off seed the gems tell out.
...Dane Rumor po'' It that wedding tells
aro serenely pealing forth coot nn(.I nett
. Dungannon's civic holiday was observed
by our olttreas ma Thursday of last week.
W• r.gnt to have to report that last M,tor
day, e.. Geo Stothcrs was retaining Lome
from l)odoriob, be had this miefortuoe to
loss the beet horse of has Pram which he wee
drlylog. It took Bland diad suddenly.
le last we: k's .neu,, re lld0ganooh drain
works, we pot ,john Elliman, LC. Dame
contractor for aeotton No. 2 Ws should
h.•• said Thomas Sanity ....l)uota0oon
pabllo .obool re opeood oo Muodayy. with
T. 0. Altos at prtsclpai, and M. Thoma.,
of Wudsor, as weutto,, 'rho young lady
coma highly reoommend.4 as • teacher.
W• wish her suoceee le her new situation
Oo Sunday morning Ise* our
sete•msd livery limper fell on Asso•ndlog
from the bey loft and lewlved .
slight Injury ..,(1a Monday evening our
oltlzens received a •.d surprise on learning
of the eud law death of one of the oldest and
moat highly esteemed and widely known
hulloes. men of God( rich, In the person of
S,muel Slnane. Your numble correepomd
cut hoe known the deceased for many year..
MKS AND Tnaoz -After bavIog an en-
hoyable ,lett fur some days among mistier*
and former arquaintana., Mr. and Mr. W.
1:lryln left for home at Herr Mon on Thurs-
day of last week We .t th them este n•
turn ....T W.1,6, lite lo.ar.om meet,
formerly of Stratford, .cd now of L'etowal,
was bet,• last week oo his om•I basioee tour.
....The pthalpal of aha Ducganooa pal to
•0bool, T"0. Aller. who way on a busters
tout durng let week to Windsor and other
menu, returned tome o0 SatorAay ... Wm.
Elliott returned hoes o, Monday from a
trip to Sault Ste, 'Nair, Thesasloo and
other points. He reports heeler had •
pl. t trip o0 old L.6. Haroo. W.
were planed to sse him look so mash ben
fitted to .pparanm and health.... Mao
011,. Crawford, after haying about cz
weeks' visiting tour to relatives in the
Forret City and other polo,., arrived homy
on Fraley of Int weak. The young lady
repot• having enjoyed the ♦bolt Immen sly.
....Mao .1 .ms* Citroen left oa Sunday
morning to v.si/ renttyw In the vicinity of
SeLath. We wish the vapor tto lady a
pleasant visit and ale rotor°. Mr. Cur
wen had newt•. 1 word that, her mother was
very ill,..,0ar popular anal veteran mer
uhant, 11..1. (7'm/ford, left hereon Mandato
•`a (oderlob; for Toronto, where he will he
for moms day. no bovine•..... Mrs Flook,
of Chicago, who bon been the gnat of her
toothier, J. M. Robert., returned home lost
wish ....Thema. Vtothere, of Ashfd,S, .f
ter about . month's vis,Itog tour In the
Prairie Prov:noe, returned home during lost
week H. reports that he had • plessent
trop, and that 1t Is an excellent toentry,
surreally lar young men and women to lo
oats in.... Miss Rolla Jardine loft here on
Saturday to reume her data. a tsaoher at
Dashwood.... Mtn Maud N heard "leo left
h ornet en Saturday to trauma te.oh(ng at
(Ittervllle ....The Maas lott11• and Kittle
and Master Irmo loner, ohildroo of R.b'.
K Joey, of (!raysquil, formerly Il 5 con-
sul general for K towbar, are erj ,ylot them•
•rave• vhsltlt.g •t Mr. ,lair' onn•tn'r, Rol -
fellows • Darl.g the post week ea *weal
oeoerr.d Ia oar wades .hie8 has roomed
o akye al and widespread sorrow. 1 refs
to the death ot the late l.waitedlk. Wm
Clunes, eche, slow a Ilsgena4 111....
pared •wsy *a the 2'Lad keel., at t6a hen.*
et 61e later-to-l.w, Yr Thos Gray Th.,
dower was well known thouvhout the tow
ship and woe held to high retools, sod u.s
news of his demise was rsoelvod by bis maoy
friends woh dap regret sod, M.rt-'.It
'1'b• t.aeral was ooadect-d max
Me, as It Is, the use el wool is aaateled at
*my tura by the us. ot substitutes for the t w • •
sole purges* of ob•ap•uioa weal labrles,
Mtn little or •o record to the warring t
provost t,_ el the Nmy " r d. time 0
lie tame authority states Lbw' la • dee. nkat _Ilt
' of 11. r y miles ,ruled Bradford, ail ono, of
' our pewee. of mills oould b• pointed out, • yelp
w ke:e!or enrybale rtwool ard,Msbalr, is nearlyover O Er,
and °nen rmsa
e,of atoddv, gt, similarS,H ,
.nod oro • on u• used, and that, rn what are
as
1 kooaa as the homy woollen districts of
1 Now i$ the
the •..plow of tato 1•0.l ouart of the LU F , 11'oek'bire, there azo dozers of macube6•
of shah the 1•t* doctor wee loog a weber won who never boy • eagle bale of raw
Ti. cortege left ca. hoar shortly after oil wool, and yet ore known and ankwowleded
.'.:, k, and pr0000ded to the Ooogrsgatlea•1 es as tluootial mtnolaoturea of "woollen
chorea. where as impressive envie, mat mimic.''
ooadaoWd by Ker. Mr. K•111, pastor, ably TLu Is a very eztraor.lo•ry etatemeat,
.eut.d by Roy. James Curry, of Mat.b.11 and notwtfbst.ullog the wide eloulettoe
Sgeare,and Rey.N.limpbell,0f Ore 9 .tioo. of the article quoted, no refutation has been
To. •er.an was preached by Hoy J.
Curry, Ire. Hsbr.we it. 14-15. Aa the
entre proceeded, and the rpaaker dwelt to
the many staling malaise of the Asp•rt•d
brother, t6' pant-ap se o'oo.. 1 and vest,
• ed tsars of whtob no man said be •shamed,
w ere amen to many eye, .blob was .11 as -
used to w. sping, lotto that great gat6erl.g,
rehiob 511.1 tae sp•ctous church to over -
owing, there were leo 1.1u Ise Into wbloh
the doctor hod not entered, wrry'ag hops
lad beating with hem, taus oadearlwg him.
elf to tboorada of bearer. At the 000clu•
. lea of srvice the osukst, with its wean of
doral tribute, wet rmturoed to the inane
.ad the cortege proceeded to Berrie, whore
Io the Caton cemetery were told away the
remotes of our dear friend to aua't the Wt
'ammo's. from oa blob. A young with and
one little daughter are left to mourn the les
of • loving bubaod and ktod tether, and to
@ haze as eztead•d the elacsrest rymp.tby of
Dalt moray foe ads.'
BLUEVALL.
Tut',uav, Aug. 13th
Master Fred Johwa n 1. 11 .
Charles Coulter, of Ayr, is visiting a
Ms home ter*.
Horsiest Rothwell, of Toronto, was •felt
lag •1 J. Jo0one rs's.
Percy Patarsoo, of Mll►ertoo, spent Sun
day with hi. weals tart.
Miss Nellie Roe., of %V1or6.0, waned
ends oo Ow Bluy•le rood.
Waiter Borges, of (Voodstmk, open
Sunday With hie parents hare.
Mie Belle Hesderaoo, of Brussel', visit
a1 Mfr Ully. Sala last ws*k.
Mw Lizzie Wrg61 and Lw Ritchie, t
Brussel', Weibel Mn. Bailey this w..k.
3. J Meru and sad Mr. Smith, s
Hamilton, spent Sancho at Wm. Measer's
Mie Clytr Mede, of %%Ingham, •Mated
Stn. Hugh Roe for • few days lost week,
Mie Cue
Carrie C.more, of Howled', is
"'smog her anat.T.
t, hire. Rort M..I'bereo.
Mrs, Mush, of Woodetoek. visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Robert Damao, GIP'week.
Jobb and Jame Manse. of Molesworth.
visited their cool., George Idaolhoa•Id, overSunday.
Mn. Harper (formerly Mise Artie Den-
caulsad11:11e ran, of Texas, .re waling her
parents in IL:oeve:e.
Mau Je(u Davidsoni
Dawdle., of %Trozor,
Dear here this week,
Mie Dorothy Wet and Weal.y' We.%
of Woodstock, Waited thou brother, Kee.
W. J. West, this week.
Mr.. Jotepb Barg.* and ohtldre,, who
have been visiting here fir soma tun*, re-
turned 10 Woodstock on Wedoeedey se•
comp•nied by Mise Mable Oliver
llaff
& Stuart, shipped carload'
of lumber to the Knuth.' M... Co, .t
Hst our last we*, sad are shipping four
°whet, to the Massey Harris Co. at
Toronto fhb woes.
•
M
and Mr. Goftos
v,•Ited rotative*
SUMMER AT THE POINT FARM
new
Ise Games Wells the nappy nous
Away -Van and Frolic.
Visitors at the Point Farm Ihs "anima
have beer malting the beet of their oppor-
tunities for enjoyment. Among other
doing. of in terse the follow log ■ra worthy
of mention : t )a Wednesday ot Last week
Mr. sod 11r.. Tbo. Hill, of Detroit, gave e
mu.,hmaltow roast. The event look plata
to the we'1-keown oblmoey room of the
famous resort, and •Moog theta present
were many visitors from Detroit. Mloh.,
Guelph, Lendoo and Stratford, Ont. Oo
Thursday *venlig • babble perry won ghee
by tour young ladles of Detroit and thla
proved as Immense alma... Conundrum.,
"torte" and dandle, coded the eveolnt's en-
tertainment. Oo Friday Dight • progresely
pedro parry was a'Maderl to t 6. sp•oiooa
drawing room by all the vu..t., mod while
thio was In program several visitors arrived
Irom Toronto. Miss Jessie Buchanan, of
Detroit, and Mr. E. A. Harland, of Guelph,
woo the prize. In the card motest. Satur
day being Coronation Day It was Madded to
have an extra eyent In the evening to honor
tt the om..loo. This took the form of •
huge bloflre on the besoh, and .t sue down
the social host, Mr. poldtborpe, wst.mbled
the guest. •end having made • suitable
speech touohed off the fire, In tie wear: -
time some of the gores had provided a
.troller fl ver w h hong • good 5 zed
oealdr n 611e boil ng syrup. Others
wore busy buttering plates and when •11
wen In readiv.,, the taffy pull ber.p. The
••eteng was pada{ and the beacon fire
lighted up the beach for mi'r so l threw its
redly glow o0 scores of happy fame The
eveolog (o tattles con to led with engin,
aha nations! anthem end floret obeers for
the host. Ot Monday evening • literary
o.rty eras held, given 1.y two ladies from
I).troit 5 r ging and dancing concluded
the eojny.hes entertainment. Oa Tu..
day evonlog a t arty wee piv.n by 1lr. F; A
BarIane, of Guelph, •.sited by young
Iodic. from London and Detroit. Toe
writing of bogus telegram., 16. initial I.tter
Misch word of whims was glveo,or..• el mach
amusement. Another feature of the even•
ler was jibbing for print. lath hat pinr.
T61. together with .III b T
par a i .. y a °roue°
amateur concluded another .nj,yahls even-
ing 1'rzse were given to Miss Weatherby,
nl Detrol*, and Mr. McEvoy, of Toronto
won crass in the literery oonteat, and Mies
Harmon, of Detroit, and Mr., (hold hnrpw
.on prlam for manta "ticking. N'. Mc-
Kvny petting the prize for the tenni• at ti's
emit. Al • p.'oevs..4 . petite Mry era
nn Wednesday, Mise Char:otts England, of
T. 14. McNair ....Rev ,1 1 0.t.n, Ael.- It troll', and Mr. Faller, of Stretford, on
Bal I o neult, prssohed Ina Ronda? ...intro I prize. mod the vee:. oro Imklog forward to
1e, the Methodist ohorob here .,Id Mr Ne•
Nair preached In Hleke's ehuroh,
LEtBURN•
MnsnAv, Aog. 1R h.
Tar,rTE TO LAT. DR. C,.rrron. Tee
mors entertainment., the nature of whish
has bean kola secret.
WHY IS WOOL SO CHEAP. 7
My attention wet first drawn to the
following reeuk., whloh we take from extensive .dol•era,:on In wmllea goods by
The Orllli. Time., refer on nor late lopsidedan •hie article healed "Why s Wool so
friend, 1)r. Wm. Clacton, of Edgar, of )'i. 'p"" in whloh the wryer, who is wall
whom death we 'poke In these minmoa sena known as . wool expert, boldly gate.
thea :-"If the wearing app.r.l, as used by
men and women, war. only male out of the
pore wool tiler *sprawly gives to a by
Proyldeom for Hoe sob purpose., 'mama
weeks atm. Ws may now add to Mie that,
d.onwd'. brother John wt. wi16 him at
his dash, and hl. Meer and brotha-s Alex
and Gavin wen present at the fe 1, and
with to thank .11 whom they met for their t f being sube,ltuted by other ft reign
hearty sympathy In the hour of seam.: matorlslr, thea Shaws 4dr.Bld be • robe,'
"Our ISAr.r oorreopondeak writes el stet• of off.Ir., In rroniootlon with wee,
Shorthand, Bookkeeping - m10
Ilovin,.s iAW, Writing. (`ntrep' mama., TvnewrltIn,. ••10. thrrmrhl,'boom by •cwrl
*nand t.aebare a tit* FOREST OITY BUSINt $ COLLEGE,
LONDON. ONT
W. hive no dtfllealty to platting mmpstent pupils in gold realties. ('•!hge re npeno
flept. Sed. Seed for ea'alagn.
J. W. WZBTsk'4LT, Principal.
0 ,
. _ 4..l..
fortbcomlog from the manufaot urea
latero' ed.
The lmportsaoe of the fr quest sale
eel rugs of every deeortpliow, .tooklog.,
mug.. and the Irk., despatched from
ail parte of the Brltis6 Mei, and severs
('•ntloeatal ooannow, Edd at Dewsbury
Beaky, Leeds and °the, oe.tres la lh
manufacturing dletrlut,, prove the truth e
the foregoing aworlloo.
It Is forth*, staled that to avowal large
w oollen 1`) mot ufaotoren, thee. sale. .r. far
more Important 16.o i be great wool sale
held la Loodoo, Hcadtork and elsewhere.
Examples of .dolt*,.ted goal.: -Melton,
42 1n. wide, 61. to 7d, per yard,
extensively used for tkir s and frooks-
°ent•iw no wool, beteg .bsolately all cotton
warp, Ihs weft Wing eotlrely spun fro.
rigs sad • Intl* now tattoo blended to.
Esther to alve it streavth -.old u woollen
Roods le 1v stated that themands of
plwoee re .old wsskly in the shape of
melto.., wages and the 1tke, sad that the
art of tiotsbtog .s pract:.sd la Yorkshire
h.a reached such a .late of pulsation, that
le 1a now quite peelhle to bide from She
alum.,• buyer the detects of the (a6,1o,
particularly bldiog the foundation msprt t
of the cloth.
to The Yorkshire Dolly Observer, of
March 29th last, referenm is made to •
'hep alae* of coverts trou,bt out ty some
leading manufacturer., composed of •
mtztwre of worsted warp, and . 'Map
o.rded weft twined Aotola, • hush sound-
ing name for a blend of ,-':ton with mango.
Hoots, • satin or A eoettan weave, the
weft it thrown oo the back of the
olotb, lesvtag the lace with a wonted
.ppearmo.. Th. cloth Is well , ooetruoted
and bas a large dem.od,
An Metz, trail at Dade on Maros 17.6
loot hag settled the yezed question et the
vague term. ".11 were and "woo len," , 01
we sow know that "ail woolmeans •II
wool, but "woollen" means.nythlog that is
oompoeed of shoddy, muogo and cotton.
ti's We have numerous linea at various prices
µ' . and each line is • money saver.
We quote • few lines herd :
foryourboy
or girl Me4
Youths' School Shoes, sires 1160 2, with good weight sole, only tl&c, per psi,
Boys' good, stiong Shoes, with heavy bole, only 11.00 per pair.
Extra good values in Misses' School Shoes, from 111.25 up.
Childs' Shoes, in all grades, sizes 8 to 10, from 86o. up.
• Call end see our
Defamers of r.bisr era.
16nozonlau in The Presbyterian,
The peol.l• who not only say that "a mon
oannol be • Coruna sad be •uomestul 1n
politics,'' bat go lartbu wad dealers that all
politicians aro corrupt, may be divided
roughly tutu throe classes
Tt• • we, firer, the lowdown mumps who
bang on to bo'h patios and try to mak• It
apu..r 16.t they knew s prat del about
party wlokeImes a -d •60.11 the alleged mir-
derie of party .en. le many caeca they
are the some b!ankguarde who proles" to 1
"now all about every Mod of evil that mists
In th. oommuuty. Th.), nod and wink and
hint that they know • gnat many 5.11
thing., and oould make awful revelation*,
about people If they wished to do so. 1.
nine 0•.•s oat of ten nearly .11 the evil they
koow aro/thing about 1. 1n then. oho filthy
live. Fapsrta is •'*other trials say that
tb. .torte told by these r.ptl:r• are in Mao
QUEEN
UALITY
and be Convinced
ability,
REPAIRING
two fine lines :
for Women andALK-
W OVER for Men
that they possess the essence of style, comfort and dur.
E. DOWNING,
Red Front Shoe Store,
Next Jos. Wilson's Drug Store.
I'1b000 S4
J . 'I-1 e CO L ESO R N E Toe Psud6t;d
I
NEW 600DS FOR 111E EARLY FALL TRADE
IN DRESS MATERIALS -COLORED AND BLACK
Tweed Dress Suitings
40 ray hen wide, in I:ray., Blues, Fawn,
seed uuttnr, - at 20 cents.
Tweed Dress Suitings
42 Int iu•e wide, In /Clans, Gro e, 1(lar6.,
Fawns and Bro: ran, great valuer :tt 25,
A lot of Homespnns and
Friezes at 50c.
50 to 53 in, hes wide, 1n all the leading
Fall c•olonug•, hea.y enough to mike
up without lining.; • great Skirt Cloth
for the price.
Homespuns
1.141it and Dark hireyya, Blue. ural
1tlook,, at 75c., 85.•. 96,- , 41.15 and
41.25. 'I boor are the brit -wade t;cols
III till. trade. 1'an 1m made sill. iii:• , I
Skirts. A npknril.l finish and 6•t t, IO
sae lies whirl.
Basket or Sacking Cloths
all wool, 54 to 56 inches wide, in I(14. k,
Blue, grey and Green, 41.20. Tho is
one of the nal new fabne., and in great
favor just now.
Venetians and Barges
in the loading colors and r.t popular
prices.
Onr'B1ack Goode
for Skirts and Full Dresses, ran¢.• th
prices frosn lac. to 4.1 75, a lot of which
are in angle Skirt awl Dress length. in
Sergee, Poplins, Satin, Royal*. Bar
cedes, %'urethan., Caahmrres and Le-
tre*.
Cosmopolitan Patterns. 'Phone 86.
J. H. COLBORNE
moos out of tem lased falsehoods. t1'bea testable et tbie eelyee Ie Wog br•ybt
the fellow who knows so mash about oorrop I beat mpoo them.
Non la pal lato the witness boz he quits
otter know. owl:lag .t •11.
To the second elan lx L. ng the woe's .14,{Ep�0044.0•4416��
tribe of lows-tongo•d people who try to
sake tbem.lyes popular wish certain blade•
of selfsame by indulging In imbecile IItta
flingsat people they call poll'tataa. They
blas It 11 smart to eav .II politeolue are •
b.1 lo'. To *tract a vola*, oheer or idiot,*
laugh from an ignorant and thuugbtless
crowd they would dry in the n.m, of the
beet public man In Ootarlo and bray oat
some a 1'y remark about haw. A. the
politicians ars smarty aiway stead, there b
a
SURE I
wirtK
You can buy cheap
Candies as well as
the best of-
CHOCOLATES and
BON BONS at
3 The BALMORAL CAFE
BEDFORD BLOCK
not bier brim. about Ih.t kind of *Hark,
l'lergymem who telorg to this 'lar oh add
rememl ,er that many of the people who
deuoonm all politicians a. corrupt not It •
6egoeolly desont• the clergy as the wont
lot of hypoorttes to be found 1e Mu
coo n'r y.
Tempera000 orators who m.k. depuocla
tion of politicks. the wapaid woof of their
speeches should not forret the t tomperanoc
men, and s'peolaily temper/moo hectares,
are often denounced as the most Taos! and
odious hypo -mites on the fade of the earth
They don't like that ,ort of Valla th,m•
selves ; they should not do that sort of
thlor to others
1 o aha third clan halting the newspaper.
ih.t exist mainly for the impose of block
enirg the °hata,ter of pol'tloal opponent.
They have their reward, or rather theta
pantebment. It come. to the form of pullin
onnt.mp. Even their own frit, rids know
that Ihe'r pe• • aril their pie's*e are ',nal
Btfm• eisk nor, however, to the lowe.i
depths pos•ble even for soy moan, t6.y
m•o•go to mako many of their reader. b,-
tieve that all the pabllo men on the Mbar -
side are hot eat ply bad-
Along with there prem oorrnpten of Mei
Mil I o m'nd matt be put pnhtlml •psakere
alio 0.0101 open their month. to Pant.ment
or ata picnic without Saying It methIoE h.d
:.hoot someb.dy.
All these Imfo.c.s being at 'Jr rk Is It or y
winder that many of oar p opts have hien
1•,d to thlt.k that •11 po'itloml men are
conap' !' And It should be remembnre 1,
too, that all 1.1 men 0aturaily 'hank el,
other mw bad, eves whoa no Influence
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