The Signal, 1902-8-28, Page 88 THunno►r, Asguet 23, 1904.
THE SIGNAL: GODFRICII ONTARIO.
THE LAST CALL
Suriri ERGOODS
•N•••••••••••••••••••••
The balance of Summer Goods to clear at less than
cost. All must go.
Millinery.
All summer trimmed H•te, shapes
or oblldreo's millinery at HALF PRICE
Parasols.
All fancy Parasols at .... HALF PRICE
MuElins.
All oolored Mulles that were 20,
and 25.: ulwrl.g a1 ..... .
15o
All oolored Mullins that were 12i 1,
15o and 18i olearlog at loo
BALANCE OY SHiRT WAISTS
AT LESS THAN C0.tT.
BARGAINS IN WHIIh:WEAR,
Gents' Shirt Bargains.
1'o clear all our regular 7''1 oolored
Shirt. tieing at SOo
Straw Hat Bargain.
Meds str•w1H•ts, regular 50,. and
i:.,, going .t sees.
Bargains in Boys' Clothing
2 pies and 3 plow sults is light
oolors_. ALL AT REDUCED PR1C.S.
250
Colored Silk Waists.
To clear at.. .. .. ...I OFF PRICE.
Ladies' Ready to Wear
Skirts.
Beetltllaro trimmed tailor nod.
skirts 10 cheviots sad serge. •e
tat 50, $8 50. $4 00, and $890.
New Fall Goods Arriving Daily
COUPONS ON ALL CASH PURCHAS:3.
Smith Bro's & Co.
DASHW00D.
Mo,iAY, Aag, 25
Mrs. .1 J. Mercer spent a few days to
Gelation the past week.
Mrs. Taylor and daughter, of Durand,
Miob, are visiting relatives In our
village.
Mr. and Mrs. J•o.b Kellermuo returnod
bow, w !donde', after an extended tour to
Maoleobe and Dekote.
School re -opened o0 Mooday, Aug. IS b.
alter seven week,' holldeyr. Tbe /sashine
staff 000eis'■ of the prloc pa', Mr. Geiger.
of Hensel!, and two assistants, Mie.jBshe
Jardine, ot Godertoh, esd Mies l).roihy
Ltrkwortby, of Mitchell.
Flat politer/ still cmpluvs a goodly
number of our laduslrlous villagers.
Orrin, to the wet weather the grain Is not
nearly •11 pulled. Toe coop this year is the
h wvlest there kis two frr years sand titer. -
fore the wages of those assisting in the
fields are higher.
PORT ALBERT.
Aug. 26.
Ml.. Mary Harris, of 'Toronto, and her
e lder, Mt. Beadle, of Philadelphia. wilted
Mrs P. F. Hamlin o. Friday of last
week.
Mtn Von„ };'win, ot and her
oeuln, Mies McBride, of Oweo Sound, ere
bore Oolong their mnnf--Ifre.. Jae.
Slott.
Mr. and Mise Crawford attended the
marriage of their c>uein, Mr. Ttgert, to Mies
Wellwood, .t Furdyoe on Thu els), even-
ing last,
Rev. Mr. Armstrong, • former incumbent
of the Polled) ehuro:l here, but now of
Mullb&ok. Ont., celled o0 insole In the
villsre on Saturday.
Key. M. Goldberg returns from his
vacation this week, and will hold the usual
servos In the K rglieh eborob here at 3
o'clolk Sunday •trernoen.
Many farmera to this vicinity will finish
their harvest this week. Threshing has
oommeaced and the grain le torulog out to
the aatiei•obioa of all 0000erued.
The service 1n the Preebyterlao phut, I.
will I'1 dispensed with out Sunday owing
to the evangelistic meetieg• which are to be
held l0 Dungannon on that dote.
Jas. Hawkins, Mrs T. A. Lee, }ferry Haw-
k as, Mrs. Aloe. Nohebb and Jobo McNabb
retarded to their resp.ottve homes by the
steamer Kin. E Iwar.l last Saturday.
party os Monday evening of last week.
Master Herbert Audrey'', also well known
here, and now of Goderloh, went with the
lad, Quite a Dumber of the fair eel were up
bright and early on Thursday morose, to
wave • farewell to the travellers as they
pant d.
The R y 1). Ma'IO.Ilivrav, 11 A., 10 pop-
ularly known bee. is now eog.gt(t. In hie
work se a mtwona•v to the Lhlosse 111
trace:•tng the F. gl sh in'n Chlorite for •
diolionery for his fellow mission workers
out there. Ws ealtion of 800 enplee sold
with good saoorw, sod he is now engaged on
•.e000d. He resides at Shanghai to Chios.
fie le mauled and has one child. Al the
Presbyterian chu'eh here as • .tu lent he
preached hie first sermon In Outobar 1880. lo
1888Irom the same pulpit he announced
that he had aooepled Ib• appointment a. •
mle.looary to Hanan, Chios. Mr. 'Wreo-
tilllivruy often preached and :iodated the
Rev. Dr. lire In liuderioh and the Leeburo
sod Caton churches in b1s ser lent d.ye.
UUNLOP.
MONDAY, Aog. 25.
Mast Smiley, of Dungannon, was the
god et Mies Q told last week.
Jas. L. Tobin, et The Erse Press staff, of
L.ndoo, le up this week tor hlm annual bol.
Id.y.
Oar .vier boy, Loftus Cumming, Is up
from Lonrho en a few day.' leave of ab
M tee.
Mee (Rev.) MsoO and goo, of
Goderloh, were the goo* et Mrs. Allen
last week.
Albe•t Quaid leaves for Sudbury thle
week to take .barge of ons ot B Allen',
berme depots.
The first threshing of Chs year In Doolop
nam. off on Thursday afternoon of last week
at Lenedowne farm, whloh ■till k e;“ up ill
reputation In fell wheat, yielding over
thirty bushels to the sore. Nett year the
Tobin brothers intend to hoot a new barn
built with the latest Improyemente and
with a stone fouadatloo.
The late Samuel Soar, the announce-
ment of whose death was received with
a feel Ng of deep regret to our oommaolty.
was welt known to We neigh') .mend, hay -
t,' bad boo'nses destines with many of the
(armors. H. was always ready for a chat
with the farmers about their crop• and was
s oleo* Ir end of veer correspondent.
There le • gaol deal of grumbling among
the fermiers about the bre ors 0.at was
belle soma deme agv ever the railway track
en the •pproaoh to the Maitland bridge
from the (inderloh aide. 1. 1. four feet
Sarrower than the old one and the guards
•t the side are not Si strong ea they should
b to check • horse. 11 it bo.me frightened
gild bolted. Eopines do .ole always give
waralne of their approach, and as matters
are femme are always anxious &bone let
ting the women in to town .loos, and the
Iaestion en their return le nearly "aware,
"How dad you get along on the bridge'"
Several of ova women In nor no ghborhod
bees something to tail *boat the trouble
okay have to poising over the bridge when
the ears were esmleg. SOmg one suggests
• w.relag bell • quarter of a mile 5.00 side
of the bridge, boa we suppose till someone
is seriously hurt no reform will be made.
LELBURN
Mo11nAt , Ang. 2.5th.
The death of the late Samuel clean, o1
Godsend', was moob felt In err netighbor•
bad, lie ho esu well known here. Mr. premeh In the char thee Sued sy mornings and
Alves owned property In this ward and was 11,11 man meetings fie the hall each Monday
always net, to vote In rear mmnloipal oleo'- ata 00 r w sad 7 r• Al and earth week nicht
Mos, Thle year he name ea' with Mr Shier @er.pt leat.rday at 7.45 r w. The nheirs of •
mho dad 1. April last and strange to say number of the ohnrohes w111 unite 10 form s
.ervlvd 01m only • few monthstare• oaten eheir, The following nharebes
Orr ro MiN1mPA Isar of one well- see enterteg heartily Into this great moles
Imams y.u.g men to.k tha harvester a' Si- effnN,v t ,Mefhdietobeechesof1tanrannnn,
vents to Manitoba es Thnrsd•y haat. Nib, Crewe. Knene►n, Sh.pparrlten, Blake,
boy were Al.'. sod Jae MnNevin end .114 Haeke►t',. /, en t rr..hytertan eharehee et
mod Jobe Mobil mom. rte parents o1 the D..gas.ew and Port Albert. The 1'reshyter•
►tt•• embert•imed ate quartette be • farewell but (Aerobes of Smleb'. Ht1I,R►. Halloo and
Learners espeoted to 0ooperate. alae the
Methodist. est Du•aybtook, Westfield umd
Ito.mlller olroult. A union servios w111 be
held 1a the Presbyterta• ohutob at 10.30
rest S.od.y morning and also one 10 Nile
uburob the same day sod Cour. The unlou
oh rlr and Tonightt * of maltagelaent will
meet It rel. Crossley end Hunter on Salto
day io the Agricultural esti •t 8 ,,block r.
M,
Hike AN' 'fright. --Mir. Albert Jobo•
.lobe and son Kruger, of Series, are vIsititig
Airs Jobnetous's wooer, Mrs. IS. Rio.....
Joseph H•L►Irk alive spending about •
week's bolldaye vlu'ng relatives oast of
here returned home ea 'Thursday last... Ws
are Informed that our esl.Oled jeweller has
.soured a good position at Sault Ste. Marie.
Ho meo), (floods wish hint the beet of neo.
ossa. During the ores lie o.rrsd on Wee
nese here he mode many friends and will be
retread by the young people esp., tally,amoOg
whom he wee • greet lavort:e.... Mrs.
1'be.dure Roberti, of Detroit, to visiting
Ler hrother-:L-Iher, J. M. Roberto, of lir-
twit, 11 being about dgbteso years sinew
ht r lest visit to Duugannoo.... Rev. 1'. L
.brn,Otroog and lnmily, now of Mlllb•ok,
sod formerly of Duog.nnno, are visltlne
former parishioners and •o,loalntan0ee....
Ml., Mamie Nesbit. of Detroit, and Mrs.
Jobo W.Iford, of Ittyth, visited the'.
auusi0, Mrs. 0. Nev'u....Master Gordon
HoNevio, who open• • good pert of the
holidays with his uoole and sun' left here
for hems at Zurich on Friday of Ian week
...Miss Clara Stothere, of Uolerloh, is
visiuleg her grsndmother, Mrs. R. Devil -
loo, are, and enjoying her visit among other
.elativ.e and former as.octstse....Miss
Et el Thomas, of Windsor, sister of our
asatersot teacher, le the guest of Mrs. B J.
Crawford. They. ung lady exerts tee het -
. e11 highly pleased with our cleat village....
Tum manager of Duagaonoo hardware store,
alter having albeit' • week visiting relatives
reset of berg. returned Com• oo Thursday of
1
ot week .. R v l' Rutherford bas
cloyed into the Presbyterian moose. W•
wish the R v. gentleman moot ■ucwess to
his duties.
FINsr THRs -••troves or 1902 -The first
cherubim/ to tbis neighborhood waist W t'ot-
ter's on Papier Row oa Monday of last week,
when • large uawtlty of barley Merl other
yam was threshed by the Ryas) steamer.
rhe staff cosetsted of John Ryan. snglorer,
awl Ahoer \lorrbs and Joseph Tbompeoo,
feede-s. Oa Wolper, lay anal hor.dey les
Chisholm sod John L'oklater had thresh-
ing.. The former had • rood retord from s
1o: of timothy and from •o ordinary load of
tate got 38 begs. Mr. L 110151 is barley
sl.o turned out well. rU one of the farms
• ratbor amusing episode occurred, when the
forsooth wee almost bund under • toed
that upset.. It wen going Into the barn
Two well known Josephs mime to the remote
.n4 the foreman was vet free 1n • few
moment..
DUNGANNON.
Narks -The loo•I •gooey In Dungannon
for Tog BwN•t. is at the Alm oLJ. 0. Ward,
.I. P., conveyancer. tr., who will reoeive
orders for subscription., advertising and fob
work. and is authorised to give roostpts for
amounts paid for the same.
TI ltsii4 ', Aug. 26
liver:ert. -Oa Thursday af'er0000 rl
1«1 week • piw•ant time was spent at the
reel l.00e of Wm. Wellwood, Weer. Waw,. -
nosh. coo. 11, the 000eaten being the
uniting in the bonds of matrimony his
third daughter, Mus Maggie, to James H
r,gert, erlactpal of Goderich public .ohoo'e
We extend the newly -.added onmple con-
grautlatlon■. within, them • long and happy
vey.ge on the sea of matrimony.
Urs ('ix n. -
100 yds 200 ed. Totes.
T. U. Allan 41 38 78
44 33 77
40 24 64
21 42 63
42 20 62
32 19 51
311 10 48
27 21 4.v
22 20 42
Dr. Bit..... see s
(1 Elliott
J. I l loyer
R. J. Crawford..
A. Dither
D B ckle
W. Sproule s e e s
I.I. Black ...
Norse -Now that the west her Ie favor -
O ils the farming oommunity Is busy lo me
oorut4 the oat crop.... We roost to have
to state ,'bat our popular heroes' maker I.
nowoh. Hit numerous friends hope that
he will soon reoover.... Rohr. MoMordie
ma David MoLe•n, of Klpp•r, are In the
',elghhorhood parohutor etookers. They
hod oo ddea that this section of country era.
s 1 welt Improved and .re load to prairie o1
.1. They made • shnrt volt to an OA ao-
gnalntano., 1). MoNevin, sr , and had •
khat about thing. to general of bygone
lay'.
FHI'IT EVAPiIRATI' . — T. 1.. Alan
heeler recently sold hi. interni In the
Blyth evaporator, hes purchased the I)uo-
gaonon er.porater from Meier'. Town sod
(`are. He bedded another drier, the Taoe•
My thug being inoreere 1 to 15 to dry from 200
to 300 bo.hele daily and therefore w111 rive
smpinTment to anent 20 persona. Work
uommeoced today. Quite a, gou:tlty of
apple' have been pnrohased Sod delivered
•t the factory, prinnp.11y Duchess. The
priori given Is 15. a bag. 'As the capantty Is
MS large he 1■ vesperal to buy all root
evaporating &pplo'.
Cur Re- ti Notre ROT. M . Forenoon
and Veughan, who are on • visiting tour to
relatlres here, nnndunted terries In the
f .roon„n last Sabbath In Erskine and the
Met horn*, eharohas respectively. A on on
meeting was held at the evening eervir, to
the Methodist ohoroh The visiting sad
✓ eeldent nlergymen took part in Its sereloes.
fhe Ray M M Goldberg and family
have returned to Dubgennon frim their
holiday trip and are new domiciled In the
rectory. The servioee In tit, 'atom will he
as fell ,ws: Christ church, I'ort Albert,
Sunday eohool at 2 r. M., servlee at 13 P w.
St. Pant'., I)ong.nsn., Moeday "(hoot at 10
A. w , 1101.1041 at 11 A. M., Rib'' it... at
P. Y.
1•:T A N,R1.MT'tr• M.no,cs* -The eotdeyan
enlists Crossley and Monter begin servloes In
t�. Arr1omltnral Hall, !tangerines. Sunday,
Aug. 3la,oenticWog several week.. They will
BLUEVALL.
y. MONDAY, Aug. 25 h.
`3LeKe1, o Messer, of De'roh, Is vivifies
at hie home here.
M o. Aegis Harbert left on l'hursd.y for
a vine to M•nitobe.
M.es
E• hal King, of Wingh,m. M clutter
0 r cot, Mrs. George Mo1Lnald.
1\ m Setter■ has bed his trues (,es' ly
pane 1, which Improves It yrs..Sly.
1Ls John Bargees and Wm Mary Hoch -
radian visited In Brussels on S.tord•y.
Mus Berle Powell, 'I'urob•rr1', spent Suo-
Joy with her aunt, lire. Geo. MoDooatd.
Mies Lrira Snell hes returned atter about
• three months' stay Io' :omtn, MIchigen.
Ed. Coultas has returned after spending
three weeks at the lake shore ne.r Ripley.
ht a Bertha F.rrow, Godertch, war TRW
Ing her wap. o, biro. }Wort Murgrooe, this
week.
MRS Mary R'ohard.on, of Bolos' veto,
M.oltobe, le visiting her aunt, Mrs. Jobo
Burgess.
MIs. EI IA Mower left on Saturday to vu -
it her sister, Mire. Ira Barkley, at Ypetlantl,
Mwhigan.
AUGUST WEDDINGS•
SLArruaY low Lie. — At St. Peter's
aburoh, oo Tuesday, 19 h lest., Dao.
Slattery, of town, and Moe Kitty Fowles,
tato of Kingston, were uelie f In matrlmooy
by Rev. bather West. The bride was
uharu.tarly attired In a tsllurmade wit of
brown broadolett', with brown straw twit''•
trimmed with velyet and ribbon mad green
Wiley.. and the ..arrow' • prayerbook teamed
la attmwo. MIs. (Ltherls. Slattery, stv e'
of the groom, was brldwmatd, and wee very
prettily gowued. .Soho Po•ua dieclt•rged
the duties of groomemeu. Alter the mire-
mooy the wedding dinner wee served .t tie
home of the groom a parrot,. Mr. and otre.
Slat tory will 11,e in Cleveland.
eaci r-WeeLwewn. -James 11. Ttgert,
prloolpal of the Godertoh model .ohool. has
watered the matrlm 'mlal state In union w i h
• young lady of Were 11'•wanoeh, Mise
M. 1 Wellwood. The nuptials weir'
uslebrated on Mosley, Aogust21-r, a1 the
hoose of the bride', parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wtllum Wellwood, West 1V•waoo.h, lu
tie prruooe of .tout forty guest', maloly
relatives of the 000treating parties. The
caremuoy was pertorined at 6 O',•'ook to Y.
by Rt v. C. Keine The cu,rmiss bride
wore a gown of white India lawn with late
insertion and chiffon trimming,. She was
twisted by bet 000slo, Mlsa Ev• Wellsood,
01 Dundalk, who was lxoomtogly •ttllsd les
white organdie. Miss W.Ilwood, slater of
the bride, played the wed nog nsaroh, The
o r tomeman was Oe trge A. Durant, of
Duegsnnoo. The tor.mcey was followed
by 000gr•tol.ttona end a wedding bast, and
later to th• evening the happy couple drove
to town and .stored into possession of their
new home on Church street. The bride le •
hi ,01y esteemed young lady and was the
recipient of many handsome wedding gilt..
We welcome ber to our town and 000g'at-
ulate Mr Ttgert upou h e good fortune.
Mee. T gert will be "at borne" after the let
of September.
W'cvrl.Aas—HisTuo. -A vitt. but pretty
wedding took oleos on T0ored.y Ise., 21,a
Inti., .t this home of Mr. and V a William
H'otou, Albert street, their only daughter,
M ii Lottle Rouse, Wog wedded to F;edt
rlok Joho Weetl•k., photographer, o'
Chatham, O,t. R•v. Mark 'l'arnbwll, re -
tor of S'. George e, tied the nuptial toot,
The weddlog march was played by Wes
Blanche Rob'orem. of lneer.o!'. rh. bride
looked very pretty in • dine of wb11e or
g andie, trimmed with white watered
with bridal veil and orange blossoa.e. She
carried w01'e roes The bridesmaid, Min
Case, e1 Aylmer, was in white organdie a1 -
so, and oalrled Wok ro es. Miss Ethel
Welch, of Londoe, 1n white muslin over
p le blue, and carrying • (1 ,rat basket, was
• pretty maid of honor. Trra groom was
.upportsd by his brother', A. U. Westlake.
Atter the wedding repast, tbenewly wedded
oouple left by the alt.r0000 Irmo for De-
troit cn their wedding trip. Their future
home will be at ('hstbam, whither the bred•
is followed by the best withers of many
tioderlob friend.. The groom presented
the bride with • dlamood ling, and the
bridesmaid with a pearl ring. Amoog
those who witnessed the wedding were Mr.
and 51-.. A K W.toh, Mr and Mrs. Jobo
Madden. Mies E ems, fiord and M.o. West-
l.k., of L •ndoo ; .r.1 Mr.. .los. Htn-
tnr, rf Teront •, end Mr. and Mr.. R,bier,
of Easter.
KLecrale Minos Powua. --The reowal
sottom of Gm live Yvrk ()mitredKsltreed
Dr. Toole and hills dsogbter, E title, of
Brussel., were is Bluevale for • short time
0o Saturday.
Mrr. Rrowslee and children reward to
1..odoo on Tuesday, alter spending several
weeks with relatives bore.
Mines Jennie. 14 Minnie Miller and Gol.
ton Devilment, of Wroxeter, were 'tilting
friends Dear here on Sunday.
Mrs. John Molotosh aril ohtldrrn, of
tolsswnrtb, visited at Thomas Coottei this
week. Mies Mabel Coultes returned with
them.
Rev Mr. McKay, el Luckonw, and R-,.
Mr. West exchanged pulpits lest S•bhath.
Mr. West, wile and obild, will visit friends
at I.ucknow, Ripley and St. Helene.
Robert Pears ,o, of Ethel, visited hie
unote, Robert Musgrove. Mr. Pearson 1s
Preparing himself for the Methodist minit-
'rv, end ,lre•ohed a very good sermon in the
Methodist obmoh o t Sunday eve•1og.
LOCAL NEWS 1N BRIEF-.
if Jou got your tailoring et Pridhame you
can depend On getting the best and most
stylish made, tlatisfactloo guaranteed.
Monday, Septnber 1.', Libor Dey.
The sohools .111 re -open next Tae.day.
The hong• pro, r lists will he homed
t .t' week.
The organ faotnry is shut donee this week
tor •toek-'aki.g.
Tho town oouncil 5111 meet tomorrow
(Friday) evening.
The Pea American olrous le to be at. ('lio-
toa nut Monday.
Robt. Holme, %Vmghem, has been 1p•
pointed an Issuer of marrinee licensee.
11. W. 7hn•nsoo & Soo now ha.s a room
on the ground floor fitted up for their bi
oyole repair beldame
The weather man has •ctaally tortes off
-the tap, and the farmers are 'optima, In
jest the right sort of weather for harvest•
The member, of !overuses ('amp, Sone of
S ,,Hand, will hold their entreat picnic on
t or afternoon ret Late r Day, Monday next,
at Herten Perk. The ladies are Invited to
• reed wrth their hueb.ade—not forgetting
to bring the Indtip..nsehta basket..
Tl,e Muteedlst, F:pleoou•1 mud Presbyter-
ian oongregmllu0t of S rafnrth will unite I. •
5.bbeth,ch, o' exnur.i .n to Iloderioh00 Frl•
day of fhb week Tne train 1 Seslortb
at 9 , otnok A M , •od returning 1 (i ode
rloh .t 7 to the evening.
Clinton New Er.: rhe late Samuel Sloan,
of l.oderlch, will hive • perpetual mope
meat here in the shape of the Moan block
owned 1 v his nephew, S. S Cooper. who
hes the gond fortune to be • Ienefioiery by
the will to the etteot of several thousand
dollars. kir. Sloan and J. W. Irwin beth
oame from the san a place In Ireland, and
Mr. Irwin res -e tt a Met tribute of respeot to
his old trend by attending bit funeral on
Wednesday, as did also Jame, Stevenr, who
was one of the 0,11 hearers, and W.
Paisley, who 1, ors of the exeen•nrr.
SUMMER SPOR t S.
Suforth le exported to aeml soma bowlers
op oo the uoursion tomorrow.
A number of the members of the fermis
olob were to go to Klnoardlne this week to
return the repeat 0!ilt of the Klecardloe
payer. bot they did not get •way.
K R. Sallow, took • shot at the bowline
green ens day last week, and t0• remelt 1. •
first rate group photograph of the Oderlob
cid Siralined bowlers who hap; geed to be
on the grounds at the time.
Ths soar.. at the goo nloh's shoot last
Friday were F Pretty, 9; W. Symonds,
8 ; T. M'Derm t', R ; (;apt. Donley, 7:
floe. Johnston, 7; D Molter, 7: Geo
Symond', 6 The slab gore M Clinton no
[Aber i)ay to take pert In a shoot there, 1n
w01oh members of Dia R ploy, nyde Park
and Clinton Mob. air expected to take part
The regular weekly *hoot w111 0.i eld at
the club grounds temnrrow.
Blew tee feeble. ■atilt •hir1..
0 ,ty nem using catarrh snuffs and
ointments °entwining this dwdle dray. it
h will to remember that the only direot
soleetlfie cure for eatarrh le Catarrc,n•.,
whish owes by the inhalation of medleated
air. 8lmply breathe (1et.rrhrme., and It
w111 oars all terms of otarrh, brone.lti.,
asthma, long troubles and deafness
Remy breath from (•etsrrhnrens labeler
soothe., heals end relieves rermanot core
gnarant.d even though other remedies
failed. Try 0.tsrrbevnnn, price $1.00:
email size, 251. Draggbtr, or N. ('. relies
A Ue., Klagslos, oat.
Th. Hamate.'e rule oar* Illllonsases.
Uosp►oy In m k ug arr•ogm
eatt to nit o.rd a c a l O rl
l000nare.veeand sebetltute el,otrlo motors
u'bs,r 111 clot's N,at York and within
t hirty miles of the wiry le thpreoursor of
• 0. 0, 11 ,g chimes. all over la railway
•r.•fli,. too nineteenth oectury was the • over
• seem ego, •u 1 • marvellous de,.lopmeot
u r,'I e.y 'weer wee made ; the tweuVetb
uetr u. y .e • h. strode &ge,an,' beyond doubt
the airs.. s u railway prosiest w111 be sow-
er th.o ever by mean. of elect lel sewer.
Theme' A h: Mtn takes 1.01. view of tee
case oho) he Wiae the following letter : "I
believe Mat wINtlo thirty pars Deafly all
✓ sllways w111 dlsoard swim louomotivee and
adopt electric motor., and that the elsotrlo
automobile will diepleoe the horse almost
entirely. la the present sale of eclogue
there 110 uo koowo free by cation we
would prelim soy cummera'al future for
aerial navigatloe."
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1 You can buy cheap
Zle
Candies as well as
3 the best of e-
A • CHOCOLATES and ,,C.
• 80N BONS at -
r.
s -The BALMORAL CAFE
3 BEDFORD BLOCK r
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Labor Day.
Kc'arn T rkets will be issued at
FALL TERM
-IN fila
L/STOWEL ///jc
Begins on 111O404Y, ee►T, 1, 190W.
Two courses. eommercMl and Shorthand.
Terms reaaou.bbe. Send for Journal.
Students may enter at •my time.
C. A. ILKMINO, A. 1. McINI'YKY,
Pres Bee
60 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
PATENTS
TRADE MARAs
Dcstons
COPYRIGHTS C.
Anyone sending a .keleh and description mal
r an
mention In !bablr port.. our atentable. 1 .mmainion free melee
threes strictly eenedentlel. handbook 012 ratable
sent free. 111.104 egenry fur aetvnnepatenta.
1.1x015 taken thr.wggh Yuen A to. receive
specie/ i.Ok., without ehange. les the
Scientific .American.
A handsomely Illustrated weekly. I.arsm 1 cir-
culation o1 any .etenutle 1' oroal. Terme• 5il u
Tear; fou, m0ntbs, /L Sold by all newsdealer.
MUNN & Co.3eterwdway. New Twrk
arsueb Orate, d Y Lit. waYmmtom, D.
We have numerous liner at various pricer
and each line it • money saver.
Now is the
time to
think about
that pair of
SCHOOL
SHOES
for your boy
or girl ... , •
We quote • few lines here :
Youths' School Shoes, sizes 11 to 2, with good weight soles, only 85c, per pair.
Boys' good, strong Shoes, with heavy sole, only $1.00 per pair.
Extra good values in Misses' School Shoes, from $1.25 up.
Child.' Shoes, in all grades, sizes 14 to 10, from 85c. up.
Call and see our two fine lines :
QnUEENUAL TY for Women and wAOVER for Men
and be convinced that they posses,' the essence of style, comfort and dur
ability.
E. DOWNING,
REPAIRING
Red Front Shoe Store.
Next .lits. Wilson's Drug Store.
Shorthand, Bookkeeping- -mwas.—
Bureess Law, Writ lee. Corre.p,ndenoe. Terewrttinr, 010 . thermerhl, taught by •inert
enoed te.nhmre at 10,, FOREST CITY BUSINEWA COLLEGE,
LONDON ONT
1Y• have no difficulty to placing competent pupils to food position.. College re opets
Sept. 2nd. Send for catalogue.
J W. WESTERVELT, Principal.
TELIIF lwlt: NO 15
HODGENS BROS.
tad DOOR wast •t
MLbilL2'0 SF.
SINGLE g t: FARE
between all stations in Canada, good going
Saturday, Silty, Imlay,
Aug. 30, 31, and Sept. 1
Valid returning from destinati,n on or
Wore
Tuesday, September 2nd.
Canada's Great Fair.
Return Ticket* at SINGLE FIRST ('I.',95
FARE, rood gtleg any day between SEPT.
28D AND 12TH, molester. 8oenlel exon.
'ton rates, going on the 2N1), iTR. 61'H,
8TH and 10TH of SEPTEMBER All
ticket. ,•Ill returning from Termite en or
hefor. MONDAY. SEPT. 15TH.
For tlokets aid all information apply to
F. F. LAWRENCE,
Uretow t Ticket Agent.
0(rt,e—Old Beek of commerce Ku:Idleg.
Hour, -6 A.Y. to 10 r M.
CANADIAN
PACs tic
10,000
FARM LABORERS WANTED
Farm Laborers' Bicursions
AKCONII CLASH
In
11 an run .(Merl sei W R �O
Manitobs ani Ailelflo a, rs
South west and North west of Win-
nipeg as fir an
Moosejaw, Estevan and
Yorkton
ON SEPTEMBER lsr,
em main line Toronto to Rain's and •ts-
thone north letrept north of I'erdwell Jo.
end mirth of Toronto es Nor- b Kay
Ned loot.
tlnn way tickets to W(nnlomr only velli 'be
sold. with anertiflnte extending the trip, be-
fore September ll t h, ,vlthmd additional Boer,
to Other Delete in Yanitnha and A..'nthola a"
above. 1f pmreh."ere toga[. as farm laborers
at Winnipeg, provided such farm laborer
w111 work not leve than AO dare st harvestin/
and prod nen nertifleotn to that effeet, theywill
he return d to ortrleai starting point et U.00
on or before Nov. 3111th. 1111
Tickets not gone on "Imperial Limited. •
For farther p•r)ienlaro and tlokets •Opt7 to
mono railway agent.
A. H. NOTMAN
Amt. O.n'I Pew. Art.. Toronto
0081)08 RRNDERSON.
Local Ticket Arest, VIII it.. God.rleh.
Sensational
handkerchief Selling..
B • • •
OUR BIG FEATURE for the last week of August and to usher in Septem-
ber is the selling el
Thousands of Handkerchiefs,
at prices that can be honestly called sensational.
Some time ago we secured two big lots of travellers' samples away below
regular prices. To these we have added several lines of plain hemstitched,
bought at a bargain, and on
SATURDAY, A UGUS T 30th,
place the entire lot on sale at prices that will make it pay and pay you well to
lay in a year's supply now_ Because we bought these cheap we can afford to
sell them cheap. No such handkerchief bargains have been given in town before,
and are not likely to be for many a day to come. For the sake of easy selling
we have grouped them in separate lots, priced as follows :—
Handkerchiefs, 2 for .5C.
The 5c kind.
Hnodrede of c.mhrie Hendkerehlere, plain hemstitched, hall
inch herr. the qu hly, regular 5o, for H•od. 2 for 5C
keteh'ef .ale .... ................ ... ...
Hemstitched handkerchiefs,
4 for 25c.
1.,d1ei bems'I'o'el cambrto Hsodkerub:e's, erre fine qua!
By, hems sere -rood widths, sold all over at 9e- and 101
each, over 200 of them for our Era, 4 for 25c
handkerchief sale at .......... . ..
Fancy Handkerchiefs, 5c.
The 10c kind.
2.50 fancy embroidered Handkerchiefs, plain hem or em-
hrol'lored edges, regular 10o, for handiest, htef sale, 5C
each.
Hemstitched Linen Handkerchiefs,
4 for 25c.
Pure Irish Linen H•ndkerohlefe, i loth brim, good value
at 1 , for h•ndkerehtef sale 4 for 25c
Fancy Handkerchiefs, 2 for 25c.
Hundreds to sell at this price, just half the real value. Fancy embroideried
Handkerchiefs, hemstitched, lace and embroidered edges, regular 25c quality. We
place the whole lot on sale next Saturday at your choice
2 FOR 25c.
50 Better Handkerchiefs,
For little more ass half their replay rattle.
Fancy Handkerchiefs, 2 for 35c
Regular value 30c and 35c.
150 fancy H.ndk•rohlehs, extra hne goallty, dalaty sad
Irore embroidery on fine morin sod linen,, sully worth
30a and 35•, specie' for handk•rchief2 for 35c
sale ... sees sees.. .. sees.
50 very floe embroidered Handkerchiefs, handsome design.,
.old to the regular way at 60o and 50,', for our 25C
bonikerohlef sale nholw of she entire lot for ...
Handkerchief values the like of these come only once in it great while. We bought
them cheap, we will sell them cheap, and you are not likely to find this chance duplicated
for a long, long time.
Skirts for Half-a=Dollar.
Clearing the Last of Our Wash Skirts at 50c Each.
Isere is a bargain worth coming after, for it is a big one. We have jtist a few of our
Bargain Wash Skirts left. We will not carry one over, and on Saturday, August 30th, you
can take your choice for 50c each.
Plain white or white ironed ducks, with spots or ettlpo•, made up to this season's styles, fall a ze, roc
*111 wash sed weer w.11,worth In the regular way at Iwo 51 25, clearing Sawed'', at your choles for ,0
School Opening.
Next Tuesday your boys and girls will be going back to school. If
they want a pair or two of new Stockings do not forget that the best
School Stockings on earth are the famous Black Cat Stockings for boys
and girls.
•t Arm vx e.een
4'a wIMf'ery Csh
25c AND 36c.
HODGENS BROS.
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