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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1903-8-6, Page 811 e July so. tlus THE SIGNAL: GiMERIOII ONTARIO. QEPARATE our clearing sale from all sales adver- 4-0 Used today and you'll have the one bristling vilth the Biggest Bargains in Town At' no time in its liktorv has ihe big store been" in al position' to offer such hi"- inducements in odds and ends remnants, small lines and broken -sizes in all kinds of wOrthy inerchandise-artieles of use, c mifort and convenience. They are bigger values lien+ than you, would believe .for the price: 'We 'N'on14.1 suggest come ai early as yoU can. \40 -inch Cream Flannelette Tnis extra wide Flannelette, Ina able for owl r wear, would niake nice show! nr for any purpose, regular 1 2c a yard, going a t 7c s6 -in. Heavy Cheviot • Suiting Special value, suitable for leper. ate skirta or sulfa, in black, navy end grey, regulsr 75c a yard, for 33 -inch Cream Flannelette Special value, nice tine quality, a -regular 8c line, going at., prr yard Bargain Waists Fancy Waistings In silk and linen, stripe check Meets, vow shades, 50c and 1:10c, plug at. and were 35c A: few Wt of those ivargain Waists ids 14'ack simi colors, g r- ing It. . 25c and 35c Peleriries and Capes Ladies' drossy black gilt 61pes, all 'bilk ppliqued on net, reg. ' off all filmed ry Dress nustIns at a Bargain To clear, colored :1Iusline, regular 15c and 20e lineaa far 10. Thew are 11114W 4311111311g awl itti-t IP -date. Colored Mutants Wet! 250, tot . 1 5. Japanese Mattings Reduced All prices. geed vaunt, I5c, 20. Ladies' and Boys' Ribbed Hose‘ Our dressmakii Miss Carrick has e department is in full swinv. lrge a1141 guarantees satis- etir Oe haul 10 4.104. Mrs. Sv 'ball. In her t tuns 411114 s. Syme ed at rnia. I a. July sad accident I here tho et nth. alto ti vine:, of the hoe Segni' t..s. While Wal lig at llie ing foul r.41 e 11 that ill fallinit It I .1 the log.111 the rai I she wile stunned th tit Hied. lag ci.mialereil 11 41114 111111 4111111•1, 1 eMmier w. mi inquest \ was aged libirm A Cat union feat ures Ilse 1 bit Mon 'format, will Is lea Rea - OW- OP - it ere4.I ing anti link 1 '11'111 be Liege Seille 4t112 1 II Malty . 4.1 t•xceptiollially aelsillet'21141, 311.411 anti the larva. eine, 111 the l'Ititeil State N 4441 1111 1'4/A11011AI/1V functitins *coinage thr breeding. cat Iiition of lietter ca .trdinnry garden, wall scent fins tors. in deehlitig• upon r present .1 votiffilen -ill proi-e "at cetstraltriii• at heral prize lief ham, lasing [MI of entries 1'141111 Illa likt,J11/14.4. in t'a and from the leading cat - will he w 1'11144 4.4 all kinds, C31111' 111111 11,4111 11 long he hill troll, 'Persia and 4 41'. 14:14144111 1.11nntries. islo of Man, the 1114.4111 tioston. Y111-14. and .111 11 441.ing nit. n it 11 the and 4411 • V11- .111141 1414 hi- thaii the it. Tile that lwattlifully minted tortobw ellen. the sleek Maltese. and the gratei.fitl our - ring pride of the ortlittary domestic. hearth. Ent Fire chow with A. W. Kell, 711 King Nirort east. Tomtit o, Math of Hon. Justice Proudfoot. lb •Itim. 11611., IVil- It it. of the Ontario Court td Chatteet.y. died at his re.iiienc.• herr this Morn- ing MI I' o'clock. lhot•easeil had a fall ,111 Friday last. and that, with his ery 0141 age. wait the rause of death. 10 1410111 When ft Mere latt't and at tidied in the' l'Itrotata. .4114.4.k. Mid took up lino in Chancellor Hot offiee afterwards. He was op - 'sawed to the bench 111 185i. under ilic MaeKeitzie administration. and The deceased was 11 .1trother of Hobert Proutlfted. of this•towit. LOCAL. iFOPICS IN BRIEF. Y. J. Pridia.tui isn't tip al Main 14,141111341 retch - nig th.l. but 1.4 catching the trade at the' mufti -tat hut for ta.Idootable tailoring. Mortar+. next BMW. Exchange hotel. Esrey thing Dirido attd clean. 1{1,114 at all.hour.. Pr WV. 231133, ,1{11W1134 -Mallow.. to be 1111, 44 the itue.t loom- ut the harbor Wand Dm* hotr4e. Float rt rote lint tire (emoting ix a department that 3.31114 :per WO' Of at Wilmer *swath'. .1, A lame 4lock of the late., itiouldi on band. .sieck ,of other art .up pit., complete Viotti itic daguerreotype, of our gnond- 10141 who keels...1.0,04401f abika-4 of he be.1 are camping art the Mark /14.1e. • .ot the There are over iT hundred giwsts WI= are pleased toa learn that Fraiik Naftel is so far reco4wred as to be alile to lw tett in his gaoler'. the 314.1s.ati• Bros. are having the front of *twit. .tore. re -painted. 11 will lie gi Vial a checked effect. A party y g people from town !oleo ed plertsant mitotic at J. Con- nolly's, (loth -rich 1,•venship, last Thurs- We leiirti'frout The (ilo.le that NIi Mi• Ittie. Lf the 1orutlto College of Mu '., has suerwdwl in taking honor - in t etchers uoru+al training :ilia histor of tttI,t . also in taking her ear t-.w•al. `.1Ve dish her y ( 4111 1IH hart*[ tlud• ()c- lot. Iast Arlap k. t'I.IIr 11•al It if von age.- The children •njoy1.11 .a rieh treat •The winner of or the hight.sl 'llitlatioll in literal tire_ Thr luize. war•utcil •a next - The mot Al 1. 1111W1•1 Bessie 11111111.4.11 inark at he entrance e the English subjects 441. 441 and composit' . tet In. 11.11 her imitate... of he . tick had the ustorttine to lose a 14 tttt eh 41 keys a fe days ago. A. he got no trace of the i lie platted an ed. Iiim paper Mal romptly had the keys Buy Furs Now .114: ilatt Well* .44 little unlisted to talk Fur bhying its August. but if you will ask any experience.' furrier he tell you that. by long odds the he'd _lief«, to hely Fore. early. First garments Are 1111141e rE41111 the el • yet impply' of skin. 111141 nal orally as the itesemi advances the skins get picked Jiptt uow we are mhowing. in (1. Newtou's old stain! the bent. anti Mgt' gest stisit 'of fine Furs ever mhowit by 4M0 few weeks. If You are thinking of. buying any •Ftirs for tlw miming winter (-only in end see what we can for you. Volt ran make your eelection from a large stte•k ami have any artiele you wish laid amide until you are ready to take it. Lots Of Style po. Low Price Yet idle (Ur the style, and 'the quality is high, ,eyeit though the price is Here you Wive three es - Style Fit all combined, and att reasonable price. onsta you...nothing to come in, mo call and le. tott- rimed that °sir lines are leaders. Take them, tt•y them, If they milt you, buy them.. No trouble to show goods. Sole agency for QUEEN QUALITY FOR WOMEN and WALK -OYER FOR MEN ODGENS BROS. (hie *Meer to bring 'home Me Royal Highness' body !rota the west coomt lot Africa. 11. was app`ointed member of the fourth class of the Royal Victorian Order by Quite%) Victoria as • mark of Her UsiestY's ' liPPrediatinn of the special service he rendered ia this connection 'Admiral Poe afterwards served as A.D.C. tO Queen Victoria, and was ID attend - sae. tlinoccasion of Tier Vales- ty's funeral, and, lately he was .1a command *if the cruiser squadroa Ile te not only a most experienced and capabie ofter in command of • iquadton, but Mu bad & brilliant ✓ anger salt naval 'stlident. ,Ille was horn in 49: entered the novy in Bombay when she wig destroyed by are off Mcmtevicloo in 1864. He re- ceived the Royal Humane Society's medal for saving We -in 1875. and the clasp in the foliowlag pier. ' 1111r. Casette, Rya*. • the creator ist Kettle. ,Itc Thompson., and the rest !Chia . lery of clear-cut figures In 'nett w▪ ell knows to readers all over t world.- But it. may be news to many of_tham that he is alio ,aa ardent stun Ou the walls of kis . house near Bradford I saw the other dieV i writes my -Librariaa-) trophies '01 Norwegian elk and reindeer. moid- Ikon and wild boar. porcupine,. and red deer. roebnek„walrus. alligator and polar beset He tom shot widely in the Statee. acid has killed buffalo d other game sa the Congo Frets ate --a tolerable mord for a busy light in the parts uf blorocce deals th; it was so written because Ur. Hyt found that his nem were up to mi Mel. All the Kettle tales are found on actual. experienee. either of the writer. Or from first- hand report. SI CLEAR McZENZI me- mow - 111119I turn the Isilauri. af tar as possible. aml offer the fo V4.1111 in 113411W11131. tem Prices re g. keep E Scrap Doors [log Wiorlows THE VERY SLOT 0000114 4111. Ow- FeliCllli taw - Harvest \ milder Some people lo not knoW that we sell mewl %Van., do. and intend tp lore • CHURCH marts. '4$4,1 l'he Baptist f411.111/le 11411001. Wit'ghl he held 1111 if' hOlidlire. 1.a.,t Sunday evening Miss Lila duet at Knox church which Was touch Next Sundae Nell. Will be mPeciel muctic at Nutt hest. 'Methodist chitech. It services. ,, next Sum ay, I -114V. Mr. Untilop nance 'opt bon by inn - r the attapive.4 Of the h. Was atimiuistered last •Siindity by the lay, lif Toronto. leettlre. **Our auspices tif the on' If lay Reserve the preach The 1.1 Nagai... cirri the 3144111:Ind will give his f Neighbors,- under t Gimlet -telt Haptist chin eve ' 144144-144.14rr it • MatlIrday last the Mein Orin Street !Wet hotlist Mond d a big day at Martin 0111 111 Ilet side of the river tin of their annual pienic: in ideal one for me+ an ev nt try enjoyable time wag spent nd other amusement.. wet ion of North street itch vitas favored last with a molto, "Ro- lla Thommon. of St. fig town. Miss in. At the I Stray," 1t141114/1. .11's on spot .i. the 11 ganies The con Sunday morm stoma, .1n. Miss 'nailing sOrvice ("ham. St. George'', Church choir able time. ',Boating was Maid liv smite of the leirty, and In the fling sei'itral Of the members at tem Tt•iiilt chtit.ch. which watt held on the groondit cif the rector. ReV. F., f". Jen- nings. The regitiretrt, harnis*as there program and them Who Intend :the There were over a penes* in the picnic irony, which retiorned ' .town About ceived a cosiple of lettere (rot Nancy iand Edwur. the rhildren Mt. 1 ,visrei. which. correitlering the age of the, writers, iorr very creditable indeed. "Emmamtel l'ollege." MOWS write*, '''s 'tit 'sated about t wo audit fedi mile, wi t of Itrince Albert. There am three me building. In 4.4ffinevtiim with the eollege. The principal's residence is iti im either mitie. (hir church lies in the foto._ part of the grounds. line ittaff lied roCtor, matron. asimietant diatoms and clerk. We hillcier weft e chiefly laid 414 dm hy the 6rwittittil of imblie hist ruct ion at ,Ilegina, In adtlit ion .011 1 ID:.10110111. ' The letters are inlet -- epilog Ati «bowing the progmati of the etilldren for whom the Auxiliary have Aminally ment mil bales of chuhIng for t lie past five Vein"' or or. and Ma limo Peals, I and :ire. 4iee low cannot retinal. -.Item.- eaten", buy and he wont,. Hay Fork Rope Pare Manila hay fork 'Rol a few good tVe will clear at 13e iwr ilk. regular 15e. A good buy if time Tlas is supposed to be MIRA. at present. but for these sis days to st • late 41 1111re. VIP Will mell' any *pipit). Feticitig at 3.• off regular 'trice liter risi for I'11.11 Threshil Time "altolit\liere and tlwre will via/ibid. We will seiner. the whole lino Bi,kwr cent. A goort„ hire at* 2.411J-Irest 211 Pore Pant Green will 111.11 I. 4144' 21(44 ‘1'4. i41441 gs-ent 41144tiv tell 114' *het' gt1t 115414.4 • (Ireton fait op in ititc-ktigisC, twit 1•0144, weitift lifl Alla- 11 liar lartert.t1 la he lip11111. 4.144. Threshers' Supplies We would like to tell you of many more gonds We hare, 11011 . 'Met will me 'permit We have II . supply of' 4411.T KAMM • NH. The 111144144. cKenzie & Howell. itigir-Adm.rot P,(1mond Poe, 14i. V.0 h•• been •poonin trod Pecond In eorron•wil et the home fleei in sue - *Moe According to „ tion•inn mosereper fo hoot remembered In cronnact Inn with he Seat to of frr,or• I This year the N. digate prize tor English verse was no awarded. an eveat which has not happened for 'Ject was -Caesar's lavas' a of Brit- ain.:' a them* which begg the pestle talent ef an 'entire un Pretty, though many cop's, of vs, were sent in. This icier the sublect: was which. one would think, was we adapted to poetical treatinefit and, moreover, especially suited to the genius of the spot. The Eogiish verso prizes at the universities Irene bee& awarded to an extraordinary number ot Ewa who afterward at- tained distinction. The Newdtrite prize, wlikk was founded • in 1606, has been won by John Runkin, Mat- thew, Arnold.. Bishop Heber. Sir Edwin Aroold. Dean Kalman, R. M' Hawker. John Addington Sylnonde, kr. W. H. Illagock and a sumber'of *Mr Gant to. C4,41/1 /NMI asps. The Frank disaster and the labor t ubb-s et Fertile and on Vancouver Im nChave had an extraordinary re- sult. 4The Canadiao Peeing. recently pla 'an order for 10,000 tons .11 coal in tenon. Shipments were to 1w emit in ed until the beginning of the ,iire.en nonth. This coal was required pr litany fur the com- pany's Pacific steamers, arid tor the railway to Rev toke, , •from which and other point, is teed. It Waif un. derstood that, in th event of the labor and ot her tr bles contin- uing, more Japanese cart! woliki be bought. Apprehension -1 expreesed the Provincial press lest the seine - ch in coal importing that tide Boe.FOR SUMMER itc paper, $1.21 cloth. PAPS? edifice,. "A1114'11,111 Pnift Vt'e Are 44t111 aseAA44:14trv:he ng Powder anal Trial Isit t les 241h. 'Awe buttles SIAM Geo. Pt) rter 'Phone 100 B. Mkt Mora clime lkitp. The West Hiliron herniae te we held at meeting at Clinton 01.1 Saturday and trantifel•red the licenme of the t'olhor114. hotel, (itelerich, to Ihivid Hare, the new prdprietor. and that of the hinter. \\Ingham. REPAIRING DOW N I NG The Signalo 1st January, 1904, for 35c t LEMMA! • "4.3 HODGENS BROS. loal DOOR WEST *I HAMILTON STREET eATURDAY laKIRT DAY Ikt/E are going to make Saturday, August 8th, skirt day. White " underskirts and dress skirts are going to be the big feature orthe day's selling. It will be a day of big skirt bargain giving. This has been a 'big skirt season for us ; now we wa to wind it up with empty acks'and shelves. Not one in stock today t be carried into another son. There is a quick way to clear them o t, that is the way we oing to take with these, and commend Saturday will quote m pric,es tor skirts of all kinds that ought to II every one that day. 1 yo 'want a skirt, if you can do with an extra kirt do not miss one of \these. Dre These to sell th new, stylis the stock t out each se all on and u n. skirts go ng at prices that ought Saturday. Every garnient is to -date. We want to keep t's why wilear all balances Tweed Skirts $3.96 Ladies' skirte Entitle from flare!! wool inate0a104, navy or Mack ground, 'with mar - rim Wipe. a very, mtyliash garment, regular 85.10. clear- ing Sett 11\41,..y at each \I1C-1,184 Cloth Skirts $2.50 Ladies' drew. 'skirts load,. foam 1111 W41411 11.4t11 V111441 1'113 Is and leanest greyst browrin,'441`. 11111114. to aell $3.50 and 1111.110, neW IliS aeamiti. (*tiring the lasi4iit your choice of the lot 50 White Skirts or Saturday. A elearance of the last\ ones and tWttl of our ock of white underski. New garmeutti this se on. They would be ap right if we Carried the over till next spring, lett we want new '.ones to mho then. That's yoa can buy the w that are eft at prices like thetie • English imdton, dint frill, 15 inch ter frill cambric embroidery, t Mat of Mir regular $1.15 wit, elearing Sat iirday 'month. .44 Skirts at 9sc. - Skirts made, from fine English cot ton, cambric finish seams double Newt), 41raw mtring, double frill, outer of 12 inch `smislin of' tieks Awl embroidery, the licit of our regular ;1.36 And $1.40 lines, clearing Mliirdsty at eseh.96e Skirts at $1.17 Skirt* nettle roan fine Englimh rot ton, cambric fin - inch white hemetitehed palm - lin and finished with etnMoi- ' dery. The bud of our regular $1.511and 11.66 lines. elearing turday for, $1.17 Ski at 51.60 Skirts atle from fine white cotton, 1 inch frill, dust e, ha bennely trimmed inner ort and white the last of lin that sold for g2.25 anti -4•144ming S/411F411.yat each .. Skirts at 11 85 • Skirta made from very Roe English cotton, faint 'efluish, loth frill with tue a and de' embroidery, but two t are left of our $2.75 inem • turday ea.+ ll .KI Skirts $3.25 One only very fine. under skirt, 22 Inch frill of fine dery, one only left, the priest WIIM 1.60iiittirday it will • White Skirts 33c. Shiite nintle fr fine English cotton, 12 inch frill. with two inch Ian. Meer, ion and two inch hem. The last of one 75e. skint, for Matto. - tiny clearing at each 56c he quantities of any of the above are limited, eve skirt is good value at its original price and the a ve prizes wake them bargains. ' Shirt W Prices Not carrying\any shirt waists over into next season. We do not want one of .them ' when the season is over. If it hail . not been for the cold Iweather- in June, we would not have had these now, As it is half-price should take them out in short order. Halipriee for shirt waists means : $1.00 Shirt Waists for 60c $1.60 Shirt Waiatii for 75c $2.00 Shirt Waists for $1.011 Every one is new this season. Every size in the get the best choice. lot. Early buyers "ill 20 and 25c Scotch Zephyrs tuni ainghams, at • 14c a yard for that are sold all over the land for 20 and 25c. You know how ey wash and wear. Nothing ter for waists or children's . All good colors and tt s. Just short ends left from season's big selling. 21111 yards' ne Scotch ginghams and zephyrs, 14i and 'cheeks green and white, red and white, blue and white. pink and white and Mack and white, new patternm, good quAlitiem. mold a.lways at 29 26c, now, on no414,4 sit per yard Ile IWash Skirls for Saturday We have hail a hig sale of wash skirts. Now we want to clear the iittl- ances. Fully two months yet that you can wear one of these. They were limier -priced in the.titet place. - What do you think of them at a price like this ? Wash Skirts 68c wroth iikirts. plain WIMP. plain Mack, elm, white with Mock d gouda, not one tnAe lot was 111403111.41 mell for les. than 1111•26. Ws over 'mikes and cher this Icit cot Saturday at eitteh l HODGENS B ROS.