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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH, ONTARIO.
1t'1"1v1yTt% "WOW*
E NEW
FALL
> DRY
OUR Stocks are now com-
plete with all the Fall
Novelties. Never have
we shown such a large variety,
never better values.
In our Dress Goods Depart-
ment we have made special ef-
forts, and are showing a choice
range of colors in the new Ven-
etians, Cheviots, Homesp:Ins,
Broadcloths, Cords, etc
COME AND LOOK OVER OUR STYLES
NEW FALL JACKETS AND FURS
Handsome Long Coats the latest Raglan
effects in plain and fancy Cloths.
New Three -Quarter Coats, with Satin lining,
,,....,...$18.00, $20.00, $2500.
All the latest touches of Fashion are here
in our Jacket and Cape Department.
NEW FALL CLOTHING
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
Just opened up our new Fall Clothing, and
call special attention to the Boys' Raglan
Overcoats in best Grey Cheviot Cloth, lat-
est cut and exact copy of men's styles.
IIANDSOME PREMIUMS
Chairs and Tables given
on Cash Purchases.
Smith Bro's & Co.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
FFID1y Any. 29.
Lint Sunday afternoon about three u'olook
•o •ooident hspteoed to Roland Jeokios,
16th oobo.esloo, that might, bow proved
fatal. He had hitched his born ie the
boggy mod Id him up to the pomp at the
bones to water him. Mr. Jenkins removed
the bridle that the bone might more easily
drink, bat be bed r o soon' got 1t drib
head than the animal made • suddeo start,
throwing Mt Jenkios on his tack some feet
away. The horse is 11, wild carom paned
over him, *toiling him oo the Ian, arms
nod body, (nfirotlog gashes and
bootees. He was able to walk to the bones.
when • doctor was Imme'flately summoned
sad the flow of blood mopped and wounds
dressed. Though no terlons Wades were
received Mr. Jeroklne will b. laid up for
memo time, and will to all likelihood carry
the soars the rest ol bin life. 1'M praottos
et removing the bridle from *hors" to drink
le • dangerous one, sod should be •votdd.
It In an *yryday 000nrrenoe and In • great
wonder that more bomdents hay• not
b•ppe•d from this source.
HULLETT'
FRltay, Aug. 29.h.
Jae. SRIL.L's BAKN. 111•aseo -James
Swell, Hallsit's well-kbown n rock breeder,
swEsrd • aldose lose ow Monday night 1n
toe bunting of his barns and stables and .1
most their satin °entente. They had just
finished harvestlog tint evening and the
barn was 6114 to It• utmost oapoolty, Mr.
Snell remarking that no farm had never
yielded snob oropo before. It was dark b -
fore thy wen through hat they had no
light. In the baro, and when they ntlyd
for Ibe night bin eeamd to be per
hotly e.1. At 1:20 A. w Mr. Snell wok•
sop and notion that at nomad anuually
light, and was just about to turn over and
ge to deep again when he saw tb• Home.,
and waking the family be horrid out In
ordrr to say what he oould. The barn
roper was • mass of fames, as 1f the fire
\
prover
burning for some time, apparently
\Starting at the tooth end. to the stable
date • two -year -aid thoroughbred bull,
which had just been mold, but not delivered ;
Nm he was not able to save, bat • stallion
'ed another bull In the sheep house he
managed to save, •1,hoagb the Million
three times man attempts to get book le
It was with greet difficulty that the drlylog
shod, some dletanoe from the .table, was
mood, a It ws• 1 ample of times on fire.
The bare oontatcnd the crop off torsi bores of
fall wheat, Wotan of barley, thirty -throe
of o•ta, ten of peas, and forty of hey, with
• Oam'er of Implements. Portulately his
reaper and binder had been left out oyer
n ight. Tb• buildings borated oompriaed •
baro 135 foot long, stable 115 fest, and
Amp bouts 70 Nat. A Mt of °Moline were
also bort. There was an Insurance of $3 350
on the building. and oontentm. How the
fire ortgtoated le a mystery.
DUNLOP.
1 CUDAT, Sept god,
Mr. •ad Mn. Robert MMMIIIon wore 10'
Udrlrh township this week.
Chas. B.etering, of Clerelond, Ohio, who
to d•y:er Ie Goderloh, •Ieltd relatives in iI
(l.rbrald and Loy.' Wt work.
Our former resident, Mn. Horan Horton, j
le down from Sault S e Marie 'tattoo rela-
tives mod friends •' not ben ani In Goderlob
and Dasvanhoo.
Mies Joss Janes, of Loyal, ud three)
ehlldren of the let• Mr.. MacArthur, are
bone (nen Spot' one, Wash'ogton, U H. A.,
•1 a Malt to their relatives bon.
Mies Altos Caroming and her niece,
R'anobs Willer•, after a Mat here of Dearly
three months to Mr. and Mn. D. Commie',
returned to Chioso° oo Thursday last.
Wes Eden Casy°r. of Cantos, hos bees
Visiting her slider, Min C. opr, te•ehr of
• or school. Inst week the (stow returned
with her to speed Saturday, So.d•y and
labor 1) y In Clinton.
Mn. Maroh Groan and danghter, of (lrfe-
■tll, low•, who hove Mon neve arrt In (Gdr-
liob for shoot three month., returned hem*
• 1 Tharday. The latter will stay savors)
dna is Chinon sating her inters Annie and
EIheL
Residents around loyal tell us neva is a
17.1 is bhe woods re.r the Zion obureh, and
that it Is heard snob at eight time, Ie•
Mead e, eons hunting the young mm me
ablation of forming a gee stab, and alt.
V• rush o1 work la over thy Intend to give
the lyes • Italy limn (1 the gas rl.b of
Godsrt.b doswm't nom" ahead of them.
A few dy. age w• bad no pleasan et
mowtlsg Joseph MaoMill•a, a ma time pep
s1., peeldent about hers. Ming for seine
yawn WillisIlam. Morris' ballet's' .•.d. H•
many • word of enquiry atter eld
Mends. lately Jempb sem •agagd Is the
gl•.seemwt works at )'ort (!elbsn., sod
Mw be Y warbles et 81. Joseph, bele/ ed
from there on a transient Molt to relatives
at 1' rt Albert. He a aft 1 a strong advo-
cate o1 single ble.adaeaf.
DUNGANNON.
Naract. The lona) •Rnn0T In I)ungannos
for Tis Stover is at the om •e of .1. G. Ward,
J. P., conveyancer. Po.. woo will reeelvo
orders for subscription, D drent dog and lob
work, and is utboriad to give reoelpte for
& mount• pall for the same.
Tt'InD•V, Sept. 2.
Rio, ,.aro BUlINERa -Oar esteemed iew-
eller, John M tohsll, who has been on •
prospeotiov an 1 plemore trip to Saul' Ste
Male, It being reported that he was about
to mete there, returned home Imo wool'
and resumed boslow as formerly.
KvA,otl.lsrn'.-On Retorday l..t •van
photo Crossly and Hunter arrived here
and on Sunday sforn.00 they oommeooed •
series of meetings to the large hall. Both
•Iternooe and evening there was an unusual-
ly large attsndan e, and great Interest 1s
being taken In the meetings.
No'rts. -On Friday of lam week Mrs. F.
Glenn parented her hogs with • hoe bounc-
ing boy. Dame Rumor report. mother and
baby are doing omit. Congratul.t tone... .
gotta • somber In lila notion of oo0otry
are taking in the Industrial st Toronto....
W• regret to have to state that W'm. Mc -
Math, who has been for a length of time 1s
• very poor state o1 health, tri not improving
es his oum.rooe relatives and friend. would
wish him to do ....Toe condition of th.
weather 1. 011 th.t eould be desired for the
winding up of harvest, •to.
Combo ARP Goiiu -.lames Davtdsoo
Tett bore oo Sahttdny for Elora, via Gods-
rlot, to visit relative".... Mrs. Wmeoo,
and two children, of Wingh.m, after 0
pleasant visit of about two work. with her
mot nor, left for home on Fr(d.y lit... i).
McNevlo Is on • visit to relatives at Gale
rah and other point. out mod mouth of More.
We wish the veoerablegentlemon • pleaeaot
time and sale adorn Mrs. F. Manners,
of Wlogham, who has Men visiting at the
panted home and mststleg In attendance
no Mr lather, who 1s very I.1, left bore rec-
ently for home.
(From another oorro.pondent.t
Nanta,-Ha•veet 1s nearly pothered to,
and to the but for many years The
✓ atepayers of U 8 8. No 17, A.b8.ld and
West Wawasesh, have mooted • rd brick
sebool house near Belle's on th• third 000-
oe .!no of W eeb Wawanesh. It le vary
Monty fin!nhd, with all modern ln.p•ov.-
mant•. (leo. Stoih,re, of 1)nogan000, did
tb• mone work, and Geo. Begley the car-
penter work.
PsRAo',AI. - Mise ,lean Diek.00, of Chi-
cago. is visiting MIs. M. A. B.11.... . R J.
Kirk, Mrs. .1. Elliott, Mrs. Grommet and
M,. li .1. Crawford are In Toronto •tteod•
ung the great fair.... Mir. Laura lirydge',
of llod.rloh, Is visiting her grudlatber,
Thos. I'sotlond.... D tinkle I. on the siok
1st. but under the skilful treatment of Dr.
Case In Improving. in the meant!m• T. E.
Oornio Is attending to his shop.
DCReagwo,'* FA1.1. FAIR. -Mr. Vanatter,
of THt S1QRAL, was in oar village 1n the in-
terest of our fair, and showed your Osne.-
pond.o► a copy o1 the prize I sr. while h.s
been issued and 1s now Ming distributed;
and we most e.y It 1. • oredlt to any exhl-
b llnn, but Is only what we would expwt
Irom the presses el Plot -.rival. offioe. The
Montag haus left nothing nndole In mak•
the lair this y.ar the beet they hove oyer
bold, whloh Is et song • good deal. The an•
anal oonmort In oonoeolloo with the exhlol•
I n,, for which w• are Info -mai arrange•
m.on are bas, mid., bid. talr to excel tut
year'.. There w111 also be special altrao-
tio0. 1■ the way of • tot -of -was between
Ashfield and Colborne and East and West
W•wanoah, and a merry -go round will M on
the mooed.. I)O.'e fall to nae to Dun
Fannon lair.
PORTER' HILL.
MONDAT, Sept. let.
,las. Morgan tee rennet to i)otrolt,
Mn. .las. McDonald has returned from
Rmfortb.
Mrs. B.ttLo in at 11 In Gdrlob, mit Is
resoyrlsg from bey minus Illeees.
Mr, and Mr.. O. W. P.tbr are bloomed
with an addlhoo to their family a girl.
Mae Kat. MoD.ugall, alter speeding last
walk Ie this ylotolty, has related to I:od.-
✓ ioh.
M,.. Dyke mid Master Lawlor Dyke, lot
(drlrh, are goes'• of relasly . soared
bor..
Nino se Mol)eegall and Senile, e1 Mei
forth, •peel Sunday am the gamete of Miss
Elliot b.
M . Harks and (:erre (telt, son of
th. late R ('.•x, were not last week mewing
the eld homestead, saw awed by ,los. Har-
dee. Mr. Reeks CO. roadies is Dakota,
sail his brother le In Tenon
The bars of .las. McTlemald book fire on
W o lusdoy last sed wee bermed to the
droned. The Douse1s supposrd N bei epoo-
tasmus oembuetleo. Tb+ bulldlig two
tatod Dearly all the swou'a Drop A pale
of lumber uooblolng 4,000 feat. mod 1,000
feet ol anwly out bo ulook whloh was piled
against the bars,and also • two-year old filly
were destroyed. los building war leaned
for $500 and the 000tea4 for $100, about
one third of which (covered the loM.
Thos. Bigeart, out of Porter's Hill'. red
dot., died on Suodoy ert the home of his
brother, Jim). bitggert, H.yfield. I).ath was
due to oanoer of the etom•oh Uaoe•sed
was bore 6S years ago at Porter's Hill o0
she farm of Jar. Mcdooald. Por thirty
Teary and more he belonged to Lha 33r4
Huron Balt.. mod last spring woe presen'ed
with • md•1 fir long seryloe. For many
years he t ehcgd to the Orangemen, ant on
July 12.11 last no carried the beg for Carry's
Lodge. Hi. slam, Olio. Whim ray, resides
to the Northwest 11a brothers ate Roht.,
01 Ctmloo, sod Jahn, of fiaybeld. Hte par-
son and ens slater d1.4 oeveral years ago.
The funeral took plane oo Monday to Boy -
11•1.1 oemetry, where • boat of toned• as-
sembled tor pay this last token of respeol to
the deported one.
LEt:BURN.
• 11 veiny, Sept. 2.4.
Mrs. R. Fulford has rotation from
North Dakota.
Mn 0 8,1•o, of t,oadoo, has been Mat-
ing bar par•pts, Mr. and Mrs. Foley.
Alfrel Morris, • well koowu resident
near Net.. who for some years poet had been
hnog •t Galesburg, N. Dakota, dtsd
reoeney at the aye of •Ighty-two years,
Alex and (-sons, sons of oar former
townsman, J. l:. Clacton. now o1 H.miltoo,
were up en • Worrisome ,tell of several data
seeing relatives and many of their old
o smredes of No. 9 , Dunlop.
BLUEVALE.
TCsspay, Sept. 234.
Mrs l;eerge Haney 1. valbing nlatIve.
In Toronto.
Clifford i'ugh w111 continue his studies al
Brussels school.
Flax threshing hes begun. Time •
Rood Drop this year.
Paul .tones, of Walkerton, vis141sg la
Blows'. last weak.
Walter Bargees, of Woodstock, sprat
Seedy at ble home here.
Mus Mary Jane Cm'.more, of Howkk, is
vietetog her nolo, Robert Macpherson.
Mies Belle Bargees and Mies Mary Ktng
were visiting In Godrlcb our Sooday.
Mia Eons Pugh and Roy Pugh, of Btse-
selr, were visiting relathn here over S00
day.
Mn.. Readiog and daughter Allo., of
Wlogham, wore vlehlog friends hen Ion
week.
Peter Whosler left oo Monday for Bola -
Mao., where he w111 help in tG-
harvest.
Rev. W J. West and Rev. Mr. H.IIan-
tyae, of Molesworth, exobangd pnlp(ts last
Sabbath.
Mn. Malloagh and Miens Jeal Malloagh
and Nellie MaKtooey were Malting in Luck -
Mow this "rook
.e(\Ie was with mock roust that the p.opl•
B naval. heard of the death of Rev A.
Y. Bartley, formerly I'.e.bye.t.a° minister
here.
John Powell, law y. -r, of Ultrolt, was
vesting 1.0 parson, Mr. and Mee. lobo
PoweP, is Torob:rry, and oleo cawed on
Moods 1► Bleevo1 .
GROGAN COMES TO' GATHERIDGE
The Rewrertb r.mrl.l TNI. sew Ile •peat
('1r1, Ildlday by tee Lake.
(Hy tiro400.I
Monday being our Mao holiday, Ivr,-
body 1v aeoy nasegwlnn wine to Oath -
"ridge. '1h' wither Inked • bit iusploloas
to th' moron', but It clalrol up whin It
found out our In'entlons. Me an' Mary
Ellen, ao' Chancy an' his sold wumman an
the' twins ouoapold "Wool sats In • spooled
oar g,nortomly provo!dad fur us by th'
(.rand Thrunk. "1 suppose we'll hove to
putt op at Lb' 110111 Gatbrhdgo," 1 says to
l'lonoy whim we wur maklm' th' arrange-
m'ota far oar thrlp. ' I always folks to
patbroqpp(zt a hotll that borates sold
moy violation to toffs," I stye. ' We w111
O ,1," says Chain. ' We'll give th' hotels
th' go Dy that day, at lase as regard. grub.
Me an' th' minus has been talkln' th' Clog
ever ao' we've and up our molods to hays a
pi n'e. We oen take all Ili' altablea we
want l0 was I. Tont Rtobardson's oboe
boxes. All lh' blot lamtlles nese tblm on th'
ei•Io. Be.ldm," he says, "I don't 'Auk
I',) feel at borne a' th' Hotel Goteerldge. 1
want to go some plans as I don't ate moy
limon poy wld o fork." So Mary Ellen
tilled up our lunch basket wld some ouold
fr'oesn•d od fish an' note home mads limon
pot an' • 1 th' loika iv that. i wad haw
lnjoyed my males bather but wan Iv Clan-
ry'. twins sat down on Mary Ellen's Inch
bookie whin th' Dover wao off an'.lolgh'1y
disfigured th' limo. poy. I aloes; Inj.y
any 'mon poy best when Its not tithe tabed
In any wry
1 Dan t say 1 lnjoyd th' day ao much se I
lzi0oted. Y• oan't orb 00yt'sog to drink
snood th' bolas but mlnorl.I watser. Min
o rlal wather may be good enough a. • 41+tn-
6unt but It lacks th' ixtltreting effaces Iv
Saagrom'. Aw)kener ao' °they summer
drink.. Mary E'len kept • watchful sys on
an, an' 1 didn't git a ohne" to so op town
tr, bot leen a M1,.r.
1 ootloed that whin we wino down to th'
batch that some Iv th' wlmmeo folk covered
op thole fate sold sand whin they saw me
appreachlo'. They oaten'% hay id. alar-
umed, Sure Iveybody know. they have
fate. An Oita% more nathural thou that
they shod want to wash tblm wane. In a
whnde. An' where wouli they gib • tether
nppert000l(y than down on th' belch at
Gat heridg. 1
Some Iv th' hoe. "riot 6.hln'. i)aly. th'
watchmaker, had . loins intorno,. Y•'tl
n ot', • i don't say hebangbt • toles shtring.
I'm not muoh 1v • fisherman mesiif, an'
therefore I'm very oareful how 1 handle th'
truth. Well, some spied. their moot Dos
way an' some ono her.
1•rybody seamed to Iojny hl.nldlf font
rate The wi-her was por6ct, an' th'
wither was jut shout 0.' right tlmberatoor
far shamoeoln' th' fat., an' th' band was
airy I/ -mons .1d De mads They stwm
play well hot Ili' music .eemed to .nand
. water an' mors melhfar000'y seraphic' than
usual. 1 cappn* the sooner hu a.ofteole'
oldie•. It gteerally hal.
THE AGE OF THE TROLL EY.
(Detroit Free Press)
On the whole the people of Detroit mem
to have Mtn apprsofatlon of the elty'• Im-
porteno. as a "trolley centre," sod 1t has
remslo.d for • Ultlander, Mr. Albert Bige-
low Pale., to disomy that ".s a single olty
Detr.tb oaths" leads the laterurban prone
slob ." Mr. Poles undertook to travel by
trolley from New York to Chicano, a dis-
tances of 1,000 Who.. and he has d.sorthd
his adventures le the S.ptemb•r numbar of
World's Work. 01 none he was eel able
in maks the .afire Jnnrn.y le els3trio core:
There wows brooks Lhat had to be sopplisl
by n1.am, hot his trip d.meestntsd Ili• ex-
traordinary prep•.e that has tern mde Is
the mestrwotten of troll., tines and the
farther pesslbIllty of eoestrenUen.
Mr. Nino started from Thirty 'oath
street In Now York and epees Aye days
t:loadi eg through the store. This mould
hardly to. •.led rapid tramp, hub he
stepped often M fish, .ad he *inflamed es
little troubles Is leaning/ pleb whir. •he
si.ntrin knee byes and ended. When h.
✓ emedial Okla modifies' were gully batter
than is New York and Peneglwsls. Re
was able to triad 158 mile. fes $2.75, sod
bet for a short pep, the limes took him ureter
the state. From T.ledo to hstrsil h. had
"a splaedld etas ;" bet ragrettod that Ib.
lime between Moores and Trustee bad sot
boon put into opratbre, "for It is eau c! the
best oeoeltaos.d linea in tb• world -double
track, rook bed and with the heaviest steel
rally "
•'From Danis sieotrlo Roes braoub Ie
• very Wee/Alm. and the Inter urban on -
pant•s lsaue handsome folders, time tables
and dainty booklet.• of the •o.a•ry along;
their linos. Indeed, It seems to me tint ..
a single o!ty Detroit rather leads the nee
urbao prooeesloo. A published Ibt of tin
distances, fares and moons/ Liam from 1) -
troil to tin town. reacted by Ili, snow o
railways shows that Port Huns, Fdut and
Jaoksoo ale the fartbext terminal potot•
yet reaobod, the latter wad nisi sev*.b -
dx allies to the westward, throe boars aid
forty -9r• wloubes running time, ten $1.06.
or at the rate of It onto • mile."
Mr P.Ioe Leh tNtrult with a mid Impre-
Ossloo at the soft Deal smoke, and west to
Jackeoo. From Jaoksoo, for some aaes-
pldoed mason, be travelled by steam rood.
W Hammond, Ind , when M found &anther
eleutrl° line that morbid him Into Chicago.
To. leisurely journey hod lasso glee day.,
and required Pfty-seyoo oboe o of oar..
Thomsen), In oath was about $50, and fully
hall tie distann had been covered by means
of trolley Oslo. H• might bare looressed
this eleotrlemileage if h• bad followed the
Its• of the Minion Central and taken ad
vantage of the many new eleatrlc roads in
eouthweotero Mloblgao, lusted of going to
Hammond, led., by train.
Mr. Palo* hes beanie an sotbusiasl in
• trolleying," and believes It affords undo -
' lied opportunlllss to the man that wishes
to mike the acgoalotasoe of ba own noun
try. No doubt hes a rlvbt stout It, ant
without question h1a pndt:blocs as to the
dsyelopmeot et trolly hose .10 be roalzd
daring the lifetime of the present gown-
tlo•-wbere every wean read will have be-
come • trolley real "with its plowman,
swift travel that brings communities °lour
together, uoltee their lulereats, promotes
their memos of aduoatloo, multiplies their
r•ormtloos and ele•ate, their ideals," Toat
nut already been Mtohlgan's erperiesn with
the electrlo Imes, sod Mr. -'.Ino bean wit -
sees to MIohig•n's oompet*ouy to testify.
WHO DISCOVERED MUSKOKA?
(hoozonlu In The Toronto Prostytertan.)
It is pretty generally understood that a
mu named Christopher Columtus dleoevr•
eat America. Bot who dieooverd Muskoka?
Fuqua Maoeal•ye-If we are ever able t•
raise • Maoaulay-will hate to wreath,
oath that question. Rome will say the
honor must no glen to Mr. A, P. l.00kbure.
W hsthor Mr. Cockburn dleoo•ered the great
playgrouod. or not, h• oertelolr hes d'w
more that any hal drEoo men le make it
known, and oleo to make It, 1n our op1n!oo,
tbo bat summer rraert la Amerlea, Some
purple say that Prof. John Campbell. W. B.
M•cMurrloh, K. C , and • law other .ter -
prising Oatarlo boys paddled around the
lakes many years ago and and cams to the
oonolus oo that oatare Intended that region
for • great o•ttooal pl.yground. No doubt
Prof. C.mpbell, being highly gilled with eh.
faculty for historical rematch, 000l t sortie
the question of discovery 11 he would. But
the h,erasd proleleor is • eingu'arly modest
mu would hardly say he and his oompon-
lone diecoyored Muskoko, even it h• knew
they did. Not long ago we heard, on what
w• behove mellow, authority. that the
honor of auooverlog Ontario's great summer
re.+ort real.y belongs to Justice Maclennan,
Long before then ww • rolwny or steam-
boat to that region the .l udR e m tele a won't
Dau
of the Ma koka 1 -hes In ao open boat and
nest hie voatioo there. '1'b. learned
Jndga, 1 Its 1',of Coo p1e11, ie • mo 'coo
gel Onion, ail quite 1,1.1r be may never
plea a. the d e.ovsnr of Mu 1.k., Wall
whoever dl.00y.red the p'ay.rouod, 1t le •
good Doe Fur lovely Islands, mod pure air,
and as a prolooer of restful tmhog at x and.
unnvaL.i among summer resorts. On of
the nut attraottunr of eh.. pl.ygrouod ie
that 1t alw aye seems pew. Go the twentieth
time an I you Ike it as well as the first time.
Of nurse we ase speaking of the edeot Mu -
koka proiu we on normal spec mons of hum-
anity. There are rents who semen want to
go to the same plane twin. As a role tbs
plan Derr wast. to see suoh people mer•
than ono- All the northern on0otry, em•
bracing 1.0. S.mooe, Late ('000blchiog,
the Muskoka likes, the I.kes around Ronte•
.111., Burka Falb, to Ahmlo Harbor,
Perry Sound and Peoetangul.Mor, le ,o. of
the beet natio,/ pions on the notioso'.
Oce oao eoarcely go wrong In that region if
be wants a good rest. I'topls come in large
n umbers from all par, of the States, and the
somber of Maloof. 000tlnaally Increase.. It
there is only one thing In this world that •
typical Amerloan citizen knows when he sees
It that one thing to • Poul sao'mer resort.
The number of Americans who nems to
Northern Ootarlo every summer shows that
they consider our Oatarlo playgrounds 6nt-
alas..
Holidays are now a put of our goarly 111,.
Most people hays found out that they Dan
do more and better work when they take an
oocm!rn.l root. Holidays wen oboe con-
sidered a lixery. Now they are • neoeoslty
to ovary man who wishes to keep op with
the prooeulon. Ontarto people should be
peolovodly thankful that they hareso moy
ratting placns that miry toe enjoyed •t a
rmrooable expense. Let as mon them
with thaoklul bombs and at the Same time
n ,t forget to sympathize with those to whom
days of real Deter oame.
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS
,.1PTFM HRR CANADIAN M aoA,ttrs.--Tb.
5.ptemb'r Canadian Magslloe coma's•
several features worthy of note W. J.
l'horold write. of the Rigol1oaoo of the
Coronation from • new view 15.1.1, mod
ha a-tiole is profusely Illne:ratd. The
trontleple0e of the somber glues a epleodld
Idea of the first inclusively oolenlal review
over held In London This to,k plane on
July lm. An Orat on on Robert Burns, on
the occasion of the dedloaIlen of a stone
in Toronto, by Profemor William Clark, is
1..11 worth redleg. Elsie A. Dant 'lyes
as e'emeotary astronomical article for boo
ginnera. Tb• charts show how to fled the
oommo's'n stars. The chief article In the
number is an .ahaustlye history of Lioness,
wish photos of old and new player. Thls
should Interest everybody There 1s •
,.e.od Illustrated melon on "The Qan's
, f Isurope ;" that on "Carmen Syly, ' the
loo -Ifaeen of Roumania, is delightful.
The bene short story In the locus 1a a North-
west Wen from the pee .1 W. & Fraser.
McitIRNtR'e 4110 DIPTEMRIR -The ties; -
pe.raoce of the author of ' The Workers"
marks lie Septemher numM r of Mortimer'.
M•g.rlue, When Walser A. Wyek If be-
gan that panto,* every newspaper of im-
portance to no country sompla ned on his
remarkable experlmeet. Lost rammer Mr
Wyckoff transferred the field of hie Inwood
cations to Eoglan.l. flavine been • work-
man himself, and moreover having the, tra(n-
1., of a .nlrntlio strident of "octal qus.tlene,
be was aIle to gal her and. In hie got or 1.1 ,
to present with vigor the Loudon wags-
'. present oneNl)lons and p n•y.ots
This lntroduobnry article will baa levala-
tlon to (thee who look on Eoet l.neden a. a
vast slum. Mr. N yck off found there •
Olean, nrdeely, os11 resp.etleg sed prove --
84s body of waft , ready ea eam-
pot.letelllgan'Iy with the Amenran work-
man. The charm of Sarrle la more frilly
✓ aymled Ie th. canoed lastelmeat of "floe
L't'ls White Bird " It is • story •b.elob-
ly without d also), moot et the seeaes tailing
plate Is Keednebos Gardena or In a London
rl0b. The old hachelnr who tells /h. story
**plass how he beam* ''whlmsioal," mod
ortalely delightful whimsy is eharaeteris-
tie of this any. Hama end pathos buei
sinews le Da pogo' and no ready gads even
the family ort the slob orator Inlmesly he-
man. A story with • mama' of Napoleon
Is It, bat with an setlrely now and mutual
thew, mid meet 01 the millets table/ plan
es • wild Duds ono', is bagos le thin sow
taw. las title Is "Viva l'Rmperear" •ed Ito
mate, 1s Mary R. R. Aadrsw., whose
.t.rles Is ralliser's have neatly attracted
••soli ta,erlble e•meesmt TIMM w bet •
few at W good hectares of Mkt member o1
So:ibsr's.
FALL FAIRS 1902 -
Gr. a► Nortbwoeterm, Uodetlob, Sept. 30
Oa.1
Toro 0 Stitt. 1-13
Latvia: : Sept. 12-20
Walk•reou Sept. 17-18
Ess'., . Sept. 22-23
Ripley Sept. 23-24
M ituh elk Sept. 23-24
Teew•'er Sept. 24-25
Wing' an ....Sept. 25-26
8 •a!urtb ..Sept. 26-26
W odetook Sept 25-26
Stratford Sept 30 -Oat 1
Listowel Sep/. 30-0ne. 1
Kiooardln. Sept 30 001. 1
Sulgrave Sept 30 Oot. 1
Luckuow Oot. 1-2
Bravest.. . Oot. 2-3
Fa dwlob Oct.4
Atwood Oot. 7 8
8tytb.. Oot 7-8
Uuoganuos .,..Gob 910
J. E. Sturman was home from Wodstook
over Libor D.y Malting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. tWm. Sharmso, both o1 whom aro
In very noble health. Heo was •000mpauld
by ha little daughter.
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it
I STEART'S
CEOCOLAPES.
F.
3 We Have just re- .t."-
1 1
ceived a large ship -
3 ment of these fam- 6;-
1 1
ous Chocolates at i -
▪ The BALMORAL CAFE r
3 BEDFORD BLOCK
3 r
1I m^hhV.01.0, h�f,%h'R7
Vacation
is nearly over
We have numerous lines at various prices
and each Iiue in a money saver.
Now i8 the
time to
think about
that pair of
SCHOOL
SHOES
for your boy
or girl .....
We quote m few Zine. Isere :
Youths' School Shoes, sizes 11 to 2, with good weight sole', only 445c. 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.
Childs' Shoes, in all grades, .icea 8 to 10, from 85c. up.
Call and see our two fine lines :
LK
QUAL TY for Women and UEENWAOVER for
Men
mini Int convinced that they posses, tbo essence of style, comfort and dur-
ability.
E. DOWNING,
REPAIRING
Red Front Shoe Store,
Next Jes. Wilson's Drug Store.
TO ADVERTISERS.
Notice of onanges must be left of fhb
()thee not later than Saturday
noon. The Copy for changes
mast be left not Ir ter than Mon-
day noon. Casual Advortiaements
aooepted no to nor u Wednesday of
'soh week.
FALL TERM
-10TMi-
harvest Excursions!
will be run on
SEPT. 16TH,
return ng until Nov. IG' b, 1 t)1.
IiKTt-ItN FA!tKs to
Winnipeg
Waekada . ...
Estevan
Elgin ..,,
Areola ....
Wawanesa
Moosomin •
28 00
Mlnlota
Illnscarth
Grand View
Swan River...
Regina
MooseJaw
York ton
Prince Albert
Maoleod
Calgary
Red Deer ...,. ...1 $40.00
.. j $30.00
$35.
8trathoona00
From all points In (Masada. Asstd.. Sault
Ste. on 1•. Wt loos and Roos
T ' two not ..n 1 os "I monelol him /el.-
For
eI."For p.mpblel glvio• forlbe• partieu:ars. ar
p1, to nuts' canalise PAclan Agent for
to A. H. NOT MAN,
Awl Ilea. I taro .tg' . 1 king a'. Mat. Toroulo.
GORDON HENDERSON.
Agent 1'. It. H . GOIuIRI( H.
Basics es ■es11.Li, ear T. 1, Ifet. `
Two nurses, Commercial and Shorthand.
Terms reasonable. Heed for Journal.
Student. may enter at any time.
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Canada's Great Fair.
Return Tiokets at SINGLE FIRST ('LASS
FARE, good golog any day between YF1'-r,
?1\ 1) AND 12 CH, Inclusive. Spooled moor.
ems foto', gain on the 2ND, 4TH, 61 B,
81H and 101'11 of SEPTEMBER All
tickets Mahal retuning from Toronto on or
before MONDAY, SEl'li. 15TH.
For tickets and all Information apply to
F. F. LAWRENCE,
Up-lawo Twk•t aarot
Oltios- Old Hank of Commeroe 11. Iding.
Hours --6 A.M. to 10 1'.M
50 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
ATENTS
TRAoc MARAS
Ocs,ores
Corr et oerrs AC.
Anrnnosendtng •.ksleh and d•eerfg•tkel mar
ni'tr.ly .s'•rt.tn nor uptnk.n free whetter an
•loom('
ns ,a pbwblr patentable. .�mmenlr.-
',.•ra trnMl7 d.nldentlal. I I aodbunt on Patents
'
rot free. 1(11.01 agency for ..raringpat.,.u.
Patents taken than n�trh Munn ♦ to. twelve
rpertal notice, without •Liar,•, In the
Scientific .Hmerican.
A hand0omety (Ilantrated weekly. 1.r -east elr.
Oiati ll of any M ientler nal, 'term•, (3 a
a1yy1r'':
tor monitu, tL Bum 47.2!Mnp..d.01.,'nn.
era•gm ehi Y lit-. Broadway,
lustun. .V111
Shorthand, Bookkeeping --m•M►-
Betstoese Lar-, Wrh Inc Correspnndenee. Tvrewrltloge,e th. roughly Lamb' by et rwri
sewed learhere er an FOREST CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE,
LONDON. ONT.
W'• h... no defcolty in placing competent pupils to good poeitloor. College re opees
Sept. 214. Seed for ra'alogao.
J W. WESTELVELT, Principal.
TRI.er0Ote: 00 r3
I1ODG ENS BROS.
Ind DOOR somal' OF
OLw11.TOO ST.
A creat Collection of --
Handsome Fall
Dress Stuffs.
THE bulk of our Dress Goods for Fall are here.
From over the sea and the best Canadian mills
they have come, and are now ready for your inspec-
tion. Every fashionable weave and fabric is repre-
sented in this, the choicest and most complete range
of Dress Goods that has ever been on our counters.
There is a variety and wideness of choice you are not
likely to duplicate hereabouts, and every piece we
show is stamped withithe seal of Dame Fashion's ap-
proval. Whatever your Fail Dress (foods wants may
be, you are almost sure to supply them to your sat-
isfaction and surely to your profit if you come here.
There is no better time to buy than now when the
stock is at its best. Just a few hints of goods and
prices :--
All wool 7. Win, 44 lochs" w dr, will
gooks tyli h and se rrl000ble coot omen
or ,kttt", 1.I.,). nr blur, Vert't4.011
Valle at per Told 50o
Fern .001 long, h.rk•t n.- ye, 'aw-
el's 1&•r ed -o,, 40 ,notes wads, any
Dotty, trey, tuna and hlu., per yd 75o
56 Rich Antony, heatnor converse, mood
oomph?, will ave excell,nt weer.
brown and grey. at per yard . $1 00
Lodi.. cloth to h!uk noly, very fine
gnality and finish. 44 Innheo wide, Ill
wool, spacial al pet yard 75e
t fry fine quality all wool Camel'. Hair
Cloth, soft finish, will make np.tyli.h
costumes, in black, brown and naty.
or yard. $1.26
"Queen's ('loth" I. block only, • hand
*•.me (.b,lo with ooh oaten latish, all
pun wool. per yard 81.40
Ginning Horrin Homespun', every yard
mode from clean releotd Tarot, not
ao ounce of oottnn in them, fell 56
inane wide, grty', blank•, brown",
blues end pen tots shed,. of 'rein,
per yard $1 00
Fancy Waistings.
We have a hig sale for our Fancy Waist materials. The
designs are new, decidedly out of the ordinary. You will
not find the same in any other store in town, and all conic in
short lengths. Not enough of any one for it to become
common.
demo, Fronk Feana.ls, made .n 1 pristed by the bmf Freeob maker, new dodges
a °elnre, per yard 50e
nee print al Cashmere., plain grenade will. limey spats sad swipe.. stylish mid
servte..ble, per morel 50o
Very Hes Frgeoh F,ane.l•, plain greeah with seal'. hair mote, is goy, grecs
brows and 1)1n., to -y stylish, pr yard
75o
Hundreds of
Handkerchiefs
Have been sold since our
hig handkerchief sale com-
menced last Saturday. It's a
chance to lay in a supply at
prices that are just about half
regular. If you haven't been
in yet come this week. Here
is the way they aro selling :-
Fancy Handkerchiefs,
2 for 25c.
Ilnnan& In roll at this prior, just
half the real value Fanoy •mbrolder-
d Handkerobide, hemstitched, loos
and embroidered edge., terrain/ 250
quality. Ws plan the whole let en sale
n ext Saturday •t your oholoe
2 for 25c.
Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs, 4" Dir rr ZSc. -
Ltd es' hemstitched oambrto Hand-
k•rnhlef., v,'ry fine (oalul.., hems
assorted width", sold all over at 9)
and 103 each, over 200 of them for
our great handkeroblef sale at 4 for 25u
Hemstitched Linen Hand-
kerchiefs, 4 for 25c.
Pan Irish linen R.ndkeroltiel.,f Inoh
hes', good value at 12,t i, for hand-
kerenIel sole .... . 4 for 25o
Fancy Handkerchiefs,
2 for 35c,
REGULAR VALUE 30o and 35a.
160 honey lfaselk.rohlef■, extra floe
quality, dainty and d.11ea'n em-
broideries on fine muslin and iloee.,
sully worth 30a and 35•, epeeist
for handkrchlef sale 2 for 353
Handkerchiefs, 2 for Sc.
Handrail. of samhr c Rand►erehlfe,
plain hemstltabed, half-inch hem,
boo gnallty, molar 6 for hand
kevehtsi mho 2 for 50
HODGENS BROS.