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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1906-8-23, Page 8to 'tMtlbD►r, Atlarst 29, 1906 LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF. 1'Odium, the tallow ba. the jurlrlght thine fur 1a11 omit loose 'owl uoraaurr• and.1i.,• a dull that cannot tie beat fur at yle midget. Portrait. that leech the espie..Ion of the Woe mobile of few aim w hal give H. H. sal lowa'rtedlu a tomato ism for moose.. In put traitor,. Kee our •how window* full of au)l veoit good. howl printed and eery toher kind'• 1a,)' all an• l iog'n high -eta... furniture. picture termp terming. nlolet•rinngK, hooey work aupplle-, an auypllea• etc.: 1ns1de. roam 0 and are. Wilmer Smith Katt +teem. A. U. Mclean has purchased H. K. Austin's driving outfit. Fully thirty gurau rte staying out at Point Farm nssorl at prevent. The girder' for the ise•und open of the Meitlaid 'bridge have been plowed the (141st week. A gull Imtweall game, he1wrrn t•he Orients,'uf London, and (ildrrich, fa p 'and for i.ahol. Twenty•fiv. young people of Ml. Georges ehur•h hada delightful day's outing at liaylrld yesterday, The band was out Iasi night and will give another concert un the Square tuualr1ow (Friday) night. I$oh(. Elliott was in Hlylh yraed+►y superintending the shipment of n large quantity of apples to the tVeNt. In your whole ...ration travel • Ilo you really hop to and Anything so attl.fy'In` Aa the wood oW dell) grind f 1 have a little hatchet, with on edge that's kern and true, to tier upon (he bare who take, "Is it hot enough for you " A party of young people from town drove down to B*ytIeld Inst night for adauce, reaching town on their return about 3 a. 111. Isaac Young, the Indian charged with theft and burglary, was before the Judge on Tuesday and elected toile tried by a jury. E. N. Lewis is moving one side of the double house 1.n Went street to the hake bink- to have it fitted tip as n Rimmer cottage. The town council decided at its *period meeting on Tuesday to place the sidewalks on Victoria start insole the trees., next the fences on loth ',Argot the road. Ve are pleased to notice the naw.' of Miss Ivy Newton among the list of ancres.ful pupils in the junior teach- er.. examination aC H•u•botd stem" Collegiate Institute, Toronto. • scriptions paid in. $$(NIS.U1 ; Interest, 1113.53: hills payable, IM,lshi ; Motet - ,Sl gage. 015,1101e. The report is revived that au et• 1 d,u. tempt it to iw mad. at for c •R1 ei Methlallst general ruuference to h,ti'e JTuru the homage. "foot•nulr" in thr+_Uiscip• M • liP4t•"giermi 'lee At THE 141-GNAL : GODF.RI (: II t I N'I'A 1:111 powoNAL MENTION. n Egeuer was • Maher lit town 1►la week. ubt. KIltW 1 Made a trip to Clinton on Tam. • r.. Heaton left on Tweeter *naming for oto. i.. Moo'Iy left on Monday son a visit to line struck nut. The fot•nole con- Turontu. drums dancing. c..td•playiug and theatre -going on the put of the tnrut- her% of the church. lout there is a great difference of opinion, even aniuog the clergy, as to whether it is advisory or inundatory in its nature. "There will re,iainly lie a etJuog effort to finally rlimirete it," said or lural- Method Mt uliuislri• to a Toronto Ampler the other clay "A Targe proportion of Il he clergy would vote to strike it toot, preferring to Lav0 .lint i •4'410111w IM thethrill' mentioned to (lite ind4id1ue1 tan• w iettelr of the IIIembeI•a. It is gen• entity recognized that the fund -note to a rely juvenile way of dealing with the quenliun. It down not veettle it all, and thous:olds of Methodists either dance. pI.1y cards or go to the 1healrr,wcrsionally, dud still iemaiu to all Intents• and purposes in good standing in the Omuta. I'm not okay- ing that *itch commet is proper.ulWt I'111 just [sainting mit that no attempt is made to entul•e the fool-uute. if that is the case' why keep it in the Discipline? Another fact," he con- tinued. "is that tilts trio of amuse- ments in singled out for special con- demnation. while other and more seri nue ufirncra 410 covered simply by general naive. 'rids is regarded as 111 - consistent. Thrtr is likely to be a change after this general contra rove." On the otter hand, the statement is quite as confidentl' made int other quartets that the foot -note will be left ens it 1e. OUR BOARD OF HEALTH. To the Editor of The signal, • NIH ---1 see that-aKincardine paper reports a laneetilg alt the hyoid of that town. This prompt.* me to ash if the lio de ich bad of health ever holds a mrrting. 1f it does we never hear of it. hurt RIM. The (ioderirh board of health dews not mower to he a very active testy. At any tate, we have not heard of its meeting for some time. Perhaps the reaslin is that (ildrrich is such to healthy town there is no occasion for 11. I. Strang, bran received the marl*, our board of be,Ith to bestir itself, EXPENSIVE CLOTHS FOR MEN. of the unsuccea%ftil candidate.. at the Departmental examinations and those wishing to know their standing can have it on application to him. The first load of new wheat W114 brought to town on Tumidity by Mr. Quaid, of Port Albert. and sold to W. Burrows t Mon. Thr sample is :r1e and tf%ted over aixty pounds. Brakeman Wiggins of, the Grand Trunk, well known in Oodeich, now of Stratford. halt Ida ani at Guelph last Monday night while coupling rare. Mr. Wiggins in now in Guelph bna- pital. Ahu.it eighty person. left on the htrveetert excursion to the West last Friday morning. The train consisted of two engines, two baggage rare, n s rcarcombined, and r and mail n 1' e a 8.r regular pxtssPngP r o• he . The voter.. list for the town of Gexd- et irh for the year 1('10 is now Icing issued. It Rives the number of voter's as ItsI ental led,to vote at elect both for the legielitire Assembly and for iripnl purism's and 401 entitled to vote at municipal elections only. Then her of jurors is 540: On Sunday last Margaret, the Ihrrr- yearold dnnghter of .ltt'wph Mummy, 'wallowed a quantity of Nillett's lye and ren consequence Wits in a very serious condition for a time. She is now making am good progress as ran be expected but it will he stu!e weeks before she will be able to take any wdid fled. E. P. Paulin has been awarded the eootrm•t for plumbing work, etc., in connection with the fitting of the Sovereign !tank premises. He has fitted up a workshop ulostilit•s oven his hardware more. with new took and has engaged the aervices of hunks Robinson, late of Dunnville, who is* prate kat all-round mechanic. The plate gilts% front has been put in et the new premiers of Park in's Fair and a Large quantity of ertwkery and usher goods hag h. -en placed on the tables in the basement at the neer stone. Work on the adjoining prem• Mee, Hedgge°. Brat.' new atone, (4 also heing pushed ahead and the window trans.. for the upper story have fern placed. Matter Mechanic Mitchell and Fore•- nian Lye of the G. 'I'. H. bridge end building department ever.' in town tido week, which suggests that emn0- thing may be undertaken some of thiel* days in the matter of that new freight shed the O.'•T. H. have been going to build fur 'I1111. time. It is elan said a new round hnnse will 1e .reetPd. 1414 ('rown Attorney Meager and Magis- trate Humber were down to SPAM nn Monday in connection with sit charges a nips( H. A. Milord. shop lieense holder, for infraction. of the Limner Act. Mr. Clifford pleaded guilty to three of the charges :and the others • were dropped. Mr. Meager and Mr. Hntut)er were in Exeter yees- terdev hit the matter they were in•. veld igaling wax not settled. CHURCH NOTES. Key. Benjamin (gement will preach loth morning and evening next Sun- day in North etreet Methodist church. The Bishop of Hunan has appointed Rev. A. H. Rhode., of Hnlmesville, to he incumbent of Teeswater and Lake - Rev..); A. ake- Rev.,1.•A. Andersen again exrttpild bis pulpit in Knox church Sunday morning after a month's aheenei. In the evening Rev. Andrew Meldrum, of (levelantl. preached. in Knox church un Monday evening Miss Atalra Mclean. of ihetroit, song •'Irmler His Winter." one of Mankeiy's ayn>na. Miss Mclean is quite youth- ful. hut has or strong ami pleasing voice. Her. W. M. Martin, pnstnr of the Preehvlrrinn cnngn'gattun at Exeter. it away for nere•a) weeks' holidays, and in big nhe,ner his ongnegation is worshipping with the Melhodisls tin- der I?. A. Fear, the Methodist later. The union service. are held alternately in the Methodist and Pres- byte'iah ehitehe.. This is real church onion. The roamed financial etatenlent of North start. Methodist rhumb just looted shows the following interest- ing totals : 1.x4(011' Aid, $1.101.65 Roman's Mis.ionnry Society, $1711.t40; Mission Hand, $►1.111 • Epworth League. $7:1,211 ; Sunday school, $2.1.1.• 101: poor fund, Slit. 111:..pedal hinds. S{3.2l : elnnexinn(J fonds. $I (d1. Ct ; quarterly official isoanl, $1,2411.137: triodes board. $t1nn7.Rt ; building fund, $1/kOOR,O2 Vitale top an follows : Indlesi Aid, SLUM; corner -stone laying, $544,341: Epworth league. $431I.( Honda whorl, sum ; mnet.rt, 11311 .7 collection at opining. SI:ol, 4 ; nob - In former days one could not buy the mote expensive English worsleda and Mruteh tweeds in a clothiers or r hul'rdarhw'r. Nowadays one can buy in the Mimi -ready wardrobes tweed. and worsteds which only the very beet merchant tailors carry. in a S2.' Me•mi-read)' suit one getos a line English worsted worth S'- to $2.:111 a yatal, and it would stoat the average merchant tailor $lit More to make the wait. The Semi -ready W'atdroIW is Wears. Mclean Bros... Oorderich, Ont. Sissie Exhibitions. The Kiaw11dlsl h►rr wl and steel lana rollers have Leen so well adver- tised!hixmghlmt Canadian pipers in the last few year. 1 hat visitors iyit the barge exhihitiuns look forward to see- ing thrall every year as they would to renewing srgnain'lxnees with old Mends. The T. K. Biaarll ('m will have an exhibition in the DPW imple- ment and prw0/a of manufacture building at Toronto thisear and also in -1 h• implement building at the Ottawa fair. • • May Build bridges. Toronto. Aug. IS. - Flee-('b,iirtnan Ingram and Mr. 'Kitten nt the On- tario railway and 111444441 isstrd, yeateninv heard the application of titKilh.p township. Htit)I 1011114 f, for p ern)ia.ion to Px`s•nd $(,SY'. of titre tate pd 1ua11 fund. which auaitnt. lit *14.:02, 0n the construction .1 bridges upon the highways of the township. 'rhe municipality leaving made nut a Koski raw :and established the neewsily for Ibe expenditure in the piddle Inteeat, the board grante.) 1411 order approving the bylaw of the wunieipul compo(. R. M. Hays. of )k'nforth, appeared Iwtorr the hoard in behalf of the application. Robbed, Hurled From Tretn, It Thumas. Aug. ^1 -Detective Heenan of the M. C. R rep•rted that two men, harry Phillips and a French- man, employed wltb Parnum & Salley circus were rubbed a their 141917, stripped ut tbelr clothes and bouts and thrown off the traits near Springfield. by negru'employs. Din While Chatting. St. Thomas. Aug. 21 Janes Patter• SOIL aged :g years. of Rodney. was chatting with Meade en his brottiet's( lawn Sunday .Yentng, wben h. sudden- ly thrust up his bands and died In- stantly. Heart trouble /s supposed to be the cause of death. Color mea Arose .f Care. There are two things which people Imagine are guides to the goodness of coffee which are realty of no (ase- quence whatever. They are the color of the decoction and the aroma of the coffee when ground or as It eacapee from the pot la drawing. The color 1s due almost entirely to the roasting. This 1s true alto of tea. The fittest coffees and teas. when properly roast- ed and prepared, to.. give out their Guest Savors will color the water but little. The real essences whieh give the favor hare practically no rola. Mixed. ♦ professor tot one of the Australian universities recently Informed bia class that "the darkest hour lit the day Is la the middle of the night at 3 o'clock in the aerialist." Oa smother occasion the time professor made his apology for the 1atrlcfcis• of a statement by add- Iog, "1 c'o't give you an easier expla- nation without making It more dlm• cult." T. )rake If Weeder. "Walter." called the etbtomer 1a the restaurant where n orchestra was plsyleg. "Ter, soh" "Kindly tell tbt testier of the orches- tra to play something sad sod low while I dice. 1 want to see It it won't have a •oftenleg Inductee un this steak." AIkt.g Yee .s fselfsrla.. 11 you have been asked ta,a wedding and an n•etperted guest sneers • day or iwo before It la p.rfe•tlitotod taste to ea11 nn the family of the bride mad ask for permlaalon to bring her along IPnt It w0,t1A he the worst teats in the world to allow veer frl.ed to send s gift. The .ending of . gift 1s the token of Meadlbip tad Mould be ceased to r •toads Charier Hall left on Friday host en a :1 ie to 11'inuliwK. \Ir. Walter. wad YI•ittug tot Iluli c,%ille the pa -t week. Mayor Tie retorted last alight fools his visit to *remit. lirrhaln Rubin Ton lraa 110111e h itauo ion 01'('4 Klllidal • 'Leonard Cuff left on 111.1 re111411 to Brandon lad Sol 11Ida) • F. J. 14idhnm mrd•• a hostile.. trip to Stmt - 'd IbW week. Ilepnly Sheriff ('au),ron made a trip to ten - t ern tretieI.r.l week. "' 1:vrn•IN'wytl•u 1• bou.e from I1•troit fur it visit to hl. parent.. Fred Ilrw)' left to Frida> lass 0 r Troy. N. Y'.. to rectum his .ludlre. 'tbnllwl • Hngaa .a. a114011g flue exl'tlydtnllt'ts o the \1',•.t Ind Frldr)'. N'r+. Slo l.e:ui wa. among 1110 esc r-1unld+ r 11'4.3 Ina Friday. Sar-. Ileo Th -un I. vidtiog her daughter. Mr.. Hera. at Elunville. in. and 41r-. Towler. of 1.ondon, were visit' or. 11 tooyn the pa+t week. Sir-. and Ilia M)••o. Nellie etre Edith Mar.h, of Toledo. 11.. tore in town. 44P. H. It -bort -on left yederlry afternoon on a .114(1 at tau Hume. 3luakot:to. The Misses Ethel and Irene Acbeaon ate taking a trip b)' boat to Duluth. 31. (1. Cameron, M. P. P.. 1+ away for a few days o, a trip to Sault Ste. Marie. .1. ,0es Wyatt. who recently lost hl. Maul at strut fool. w.a In town till. week. N'. Stuart Ilene. barrister. of Kt. ('atharine+. is spending a week to the old town. • J. 1.. Killoran. who ha. been bidi.I-»trg in Muskoka. 1+expected home In a few day. Fred. F. )gun. -r. of Woodstock. woo. ,n town for few days this week viattlug friends. J. W. Broderick left -e+tide) for'kseter to atter ,t .bur .ta'k l,. moo purchased. to t both lut>k p sed Ernest .1. -Young ha. been -pending taw past two weeks vt+1111144 relatiy.s ■1 AmlwrleY. Mi+. Hilt-. of Mulrkirk. left had F}(dan mornfug after a visit of tw•o weeks hn townl Mr. H. Newton and the Msaw4 May and Is y left on [twit return to Toronto on Friday la.). John K. Whitely, of Brooklyn, wa- its town. Mat week, leaving on bit return on taut nolo). Mr. and 144.. W..1. 1'.. Fowler aid daughter are '411411105 at the rr-idenee of Win. 3Ierrelt h. 311.4 Kate Nos►ru w again In town for a abort thous, her mother bettor somewhat better. H. 1. '!,fining. 11.A., wa+ in Toronto lad ,reek attending the funeral of the late 1t'. N. Ander- son. ra. well Itnu(Wlll. a.f the Sovereign Bank. Haden. is spending a fortnight'. holiday in town. - 444'. H. Flfead hooves thea aftor000n for ft,-. Anne de Hellcvpe. Quebec. to ,take a po.ftlolr there. 1Ni++ Perlee bas returned to town aftersp.nd• Ing the Holiday. at 1St. Thomas and other plates. Rev. I . (:.- Young. of Primer Albert. Sank., wr. the guest over Suaday of hi. brother; Col.Yout>g . Vet to hear of the Intended removal to Toronto next month of 31r. and the Ili.-e- M.sa•4>'. Wellington Davld.on lett on Monday after- 1101in for New York, where 114 has a good pu.ubon. Condne:or A.weblook returned from h4a trip to Port .Arthur on Monday and te again on bia r'galat tau. .Md-- (',serine 1.0!' left on her return to Franklyn. Tenn., on Monde)', after vt.itlog bee relative. herr. Mrs. Ballow and 31i -a Ballow returned to Toronwye+twin) after a v1.11 to Mrs..tallow's ion. 11r. Wallow. . Her. Father Mar omen.' and 'Mormon Dalton wade a trip to Toronto On Moa.4.y and. rerun - Ing the -nine day. Mn. and Miss heels ('lark have returned trues a gyp of .rverdl week. to Windsor, 1)rtrokt and Toledo.. Sin. Lite. of Toronto. and tick .1•rer, Mb.` Taylor. a New York, sire gale+t+ b1 the Rd d,•uee of lir. '1.0ylor MM. Evelyn Mariaogak' tenoned last night (rout • Ihrr-w. ••k.' visit with Ile.. Hold. helmet at I'enetrug. Mr. and Mr.. Thos. Morgan. of Markham. 111,1.. air vi -ling in•towu, (ae.1 s of 41,.. E. A. .m'yd. 4'41411.0one .1 feet. wee are sorry in learn of the eogiinned Illness of ►lnla> Mrh•nnan. His erlrlul. would he glad t0 lean, 01 Ids revvrr>. i'. JAN'arlMt Jack N'allsce and iI. I.:uo beet,,., of Iar,g•!rtdg•. were among the exrnr- ahmsat. t., th, 44.4 on /'oda). Mr. *mi Mr.. Alex. Bruer. of Intim:I. were to town afro day. the pipit week: t e g tr.1- of Slr, .INell •. J. H. l'Mharwr. Mr.. Vomit llawkin. and her daughter. Ilrl•n V. t orir.. W1..41..1111. ns.Mrne- of J H. lido kin• ,'.couple of day+lad week. Mr. die... T,onhnll ha. roomed from a volt to 03440... and Iva. nrtsnngwntel by Madel t'rada•rlm, 1 •.,rey. lief grand -on. Jbarry r ..non left on 1404.,- for 1.00d,m. '3)144-., .hors .uy there he intends intim to NOw Yoru. to pnrsnr hl. muw.sl .talo... Ah''.. Ed ._rnl Ja111,». and Mn. Fred hairs newt ant. of rite+burg. are .1 -ting at the reu- dent-este 4%a u. M." n-mth. Sr. IMv let. 4tn•H. IT.% metal Ih•10rttve Phelan woos et thetitr:a- fond elm(. last week and al.. 1:14.1.. trip. to Klima, ,lin\Mand I,omlon on umri.d bit -lues•. J. J. 4 u. Ingham. manes/re'of the ('rown Hnron•tom,'441at.k.• %%Ingham. was n In tow yh•.id t entry, ,,g• sr The'ignal a friendly call. Arehle )..n4...on 01 too -table Kandy. left on the bar. ,.r.•1-'.14.urd01. lad friday for Win- nipeg. Hr 04. a✓c+nnt.ou,d by Kay McL.an. Key. Fr. 40 411. of Lindon, vl-It.d 1.1. mother. Jar.. Thu..' 11 Neil. of Ktng•hridwe. dining tilt. .veek. and Mao formed. In (iuderirh. M -lire..• strong 1. home Immo Toronto fo +t a ,brl visa Iwfore esdohi in,. hrr Mules at the 3,11eloell high wheel nn the , ningto the lotto. Sill'•. Amor !Awns -tee. who had been VI.ltlrriegg 41 t he rm+Hl eotsr of her bmf her i oil w, 0414ord Kr oke.. lei. on her return to T+ronrlo on Too,. day. Ali. F.. I:.,nnh•. of Ileshwood. Aster of Mrs. 1:. 1'. Pants, ha• taken rb.,rge of the nmmml- nog depriho•nt of 31r. Paulin'. hnrd*arc hn.l- nr..., \ Mrs, Wm.. i'nmpbell and 4Aoghter`on their retort, to Toronto on T.' -11 a ('r r %fah III a (4,I.br of u,a,lhs with t.1alii n.-ln town. William swaTeld ao.d son. lino)', and J. H. swamrkl .rod -.on. Edger. arri(e1 on 11,e Kt,4 E:dwa nl on snnday throe 4'Ievei.,nd, for it .fart. of a few days. lir.. J. e. M'Unrren and ehlldren len on Treaelay for their home 1n Spokane, w1'nah.. after a two month.' .lett with bl•r p)r.•nt -. 41r. and Mrs. Wm. Jnrw.. 31r. rid Air+. It. W. IttId left In+t week on their return to Hnmkb-n, N. Y'., after a visit tp +neral wrrk- ant the residence of Mr.. It -IA'. µtrent•. Mr. trod Slim. A. Farrow. It1.. nrd Air-. 1i. 44'. Wright. of Til-onbnrg, mere Kneel+.hating the week. 11 the resklenee of I )r. and lira. 441 iheely. lin Sunday HO V. Mr. w'rlght par shed 1 wO very able .ern.on+ in St. (looray.--. hnrrh. Ihr. and Mr, Mountie and two ehlkiren. of painter. Iowa, were %l4thng Mn. Sntilllr'a + 1+Ire. Mr+. T. T. i.e•kie, thi. week. 11i++. Mac.. som e,. of london. wen. n1.) 11.4 guest Of Mt.. la.ekie thl-. week. wf?enitpreg rn•e Iles-: Mr. end Mr.. Ilow- man. N'nrihow 11•rnne. tor• i-nmptnf sr tae 'teach. They hair t., their gni.+t+ Jit.. Kkelton, of (i.wlrri-h; 411.- Hoffman. of Uretn.,, and Harry IMwIInn, of Winnipeg. 11111,,) Me1inater. of ''r.hinge(ton. I*„ ha. .trie'.d to join h1+ wife anti homily. who hot.. been %i+Iting SIr..49-Mater'+pnront'. Mr. and '1w. John 1. Ibue.. The adtnr. will leave for their home at N'a+hington next week. • John A. Ter'tor, 11.A.. we. In town the pn•t week. Mr. Ttttyklr • who h.a been prtn•Ipal of the high school at 1 M tort on. will he Ile first prin- elpob of the new high ...afoot at 1Vlnwham, and will comments.. lob dm re. there next moil h. J. Ftumt. H. A.. pall n short v 1.11 to relative. in 1nwn Ind week while on Ids Wit, InNlnwttu e•1110, t0 take op hl. new dwtle. n. Iwinripd of the high ..h,A1 them. lie w'a- ✓ renmtnnleal to hl. children. Flitter and Ida and h1. 111ee. MIs. 1.taxle 1'01(1,,'. Mr, and Mrs. Umtg.• ,.nhtn+nn. of Ningn. Stan.. are visiting t heir retai n r- hem, afti•r an J.•rn.r of eighteenMrs, Mr. Itohin-nn Is a brother of Nin. and Ilene) Robin -lm newt Mn. s. 1'. Il4,k. He I. a drlagnn• to the Methodl4 rrneral conference, whir+ !tore,. at Mont real in September. Jose..h sense). of King-hrldae, reternea Sleuth ' nigh, 1,1.1 hem Chatham. where he had team In 1h.• hu•I.ittl for alxnit Ilk o."ek- owing to the injuries he reeelses1 fon, gunshot wounds at the rharivat aThr •01110 1 w 1110011' pn. He pou•o.r'.+pending the tell and w inter rile his brother. iter. yet her Hn+-.r>. at West Lorne. Init. The week'. arrivals a Flotel ekid.rirl.. i yri1 I)wight Edward.. Mn. 1,. F. t'larke 1.4111.100.1'•.g.; M1.- Mala leukin., 'efrolla: MMi.- Immihy Mel'orkle, Miss Ruth i. finnnlnI inn. Detroit : 1'01. and Met. A. 11. Macdonald, enelph: Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Junes, Petrol! F. IlnMen, 3. W. IM"ghlln, Ian dfl : W. M. n llrlrne Stratford . Miss IC1ir.Mlh Mao rhe -tor net met : e..1. Ilett drlte and family. M. and MN. 1). 1.. Ilackenatnnr Pontile: Ste. 1. 1'. Palms . and the MI. Maria and {tele.. I'alna. Mi.+ v ne. Rekord, MI+ I.mtiar 1144r1an. Sir. and Mn. F. 1'. Myrna, W. 10t1 rlAg. r It. Ilerter, IMrdt : H. tv. Itlerk,•.b.•. 1. 1.. lane, me. J, A. 14011m. New Orient... Mn Montan, MI.+ Finney Iaorxnt : MI. M. 1., Intl... Y.mker.c N. v...lit. and tie -.w. W. n Imrle .4 MI+ Imrtr and Mader Walter Mrs.. Sense end Dollars l• Smiled Seep L better thea •flee stags, tat is beat when used to for Buhl* wog. Buy limelight Seep end :unite d>rrotia&L Gu hand-iu.11,114 'Ile tliueut of to -day are those w hu used good common-sense yesterday and the day before. They Waite a puiut ct UV. iug suulethiug each week ; sod their wealth and iudeptnd.,uc•r grew rod grew. YOU ran commence 10 -day $4,00 opcu. an account Interest 4r.; 14 1 , ,'. a year The Sovereign Bank of Canada e rut >uur (Luta) fu a place whine )uu can get It %heti you want it. , ti0001 RICH BRANCH ANDREW PORTER, Manager. J0r.1.'r ml..., WATCII REPAIRING This is Vour Opportunity Imre, Detroit; C. V. Taylor. Pontlat'; M1s.,•- ditueite t« kawu end Draw It. Elliott, aim rob: J..11.. Monte, tubers, Tomato. M. A. Macdonald, who 1uow been practising Its' at Loudon. (Int. 44.14 In WWII tor a few dry. this Week and 0 now' visiting his Oki hmoe in A•1fia•Id. We ars may to barn that 31r. Macdonald Ir lea vine toter(. lir has accepted r vet)' l" i'ttut one: to jots a legal unit all ('ronbrook. 1i.('., and leaves next uwOnlh for the !'arta, province. While expn•.41'n1 our regret that sal never a young titan Yhould heave hi. native Province. or into with -- Mae'. many frien& here in Iviahio;; ulna all u.aou,-r of . o- «e-• ii1 hos new loeauou. If M. A. Macdonald onald b ,.,d Ettore a great ninnyeary one alt the prnuuu•nt latrieter-nf Braid' Columbia. and ,a leodrr 111 political Ilb• a. well. then they Imo e -,uartrr men Out thine than w'r think they Noe. • IN TORONTO'S GHETTO. Queen City Has the Only Jewish 111awk In the Dominion -Poems Printed'. In Yiddish. There 4* one Jrwlsh bank In Canada S ad Toronto 1* the proud posseseur, says It welter IR The Montreal Standard. 'Its hems is at the corner of *Chestnut Agues streets. Situated in tit. of the Ghetto it 1s typically Jew- ish, middle greatly appreciated by the thrifty Russian, Polish and other Jews who have made T.,ronto their home. In order that its customers may ex- perience no difficulty In the depositing or wtthdrAwing .f money. the deposit book slips d draft forms are ad Wilted !n T dish. The manager. Mr. Joseph Will Gurotsky, is himself a well-known III new, who previous to his accepting t management Of the first and only Jew sh bank In the Dum- Inlon, bold a res 'lisle position for several years In the sessment depart: Went 1n Toronto's el c palace.. and u very popular with his Rents, who :e- llsh nothing better than having a chat with the Tlddlsh-speak g manager. who Is at all times ready o snake out their deposit slips and het. them In divers otter ways. Bank Open Some Evenin s. For the convenience of She ea fah workingmen who ire employed • ting the day. the bank le open Tue Thursday and Saturday evenings. 1t 1* is curious and interesting sight ,w cht 1 al bra former eco to e er sub salt the R ) elan Csar hand In !heir Dks and /or - trey to the teller, wt.,. though unable to slfak. Yiddish. understands the Inter- n ational Jewish language. Russian. Pol- ish and German are languages with w•hloh the oats -fats of thls Institution arc ale familiar, and they have no diffi- culty in spelling the law -breaking names that are burn* by the majority of their patrons. One of the most im- portant features of the bank and which appeals very strongly to the foreign population of the city is the ease and cheapness of sending money to tetrads and relatives In Russia through Its agency. We filly 14n:i ;tllh e Ulla' \l'ul'l: • II 11taM NEVER BEFORE WERE SUCH VALUE Money Sent to Russia. Manager Uurofsky said that since t opening of the bank, which took place 00 Dec. 11 of last year, the sum of 110,- 0110 was 1041 to cities and towns In Russia. Most of this money was to •n - able the survivors of theiRusslan mas- ts *acme to Dome to Canada. Another re- sult of the opening of the bank which all the "Lebow, point to wase pride, 1s that 1t lits stimulated the buying and selling of real estate In the Jewlah quarter, many of the bank* best cus- tomer being large holder, of real es- tate. - What surprises the Hebrew visitor from other Canadian (Athos is that In spite of the metropolitan city 1n can- ed* having a Jewish population of three Halos as great and Influential as that of Toronto. It cannot yet boast of hav- ing a similar Institution. Depositors Are Increasing, The number of the bank's depositors notwithstanding Its brief existence, runs Into four Liguria, and already the Miler officials are talking of increasing the already large ■tett and enlarging the building That It 1, filling a want which no other bank can a4 has been admitted by Its curnpet'tura. many of whom ars mourning the los. of some of their best actvnnts. Next to the bank there Is a sub-post- Offlce. the postmaster of whlrh is ass r another well-kn.,wn Hebrew, In the person of Mr Louis Gurof.ky, who has the honor alt being the only Jewish post- master In Canada. H. PARK Jeweler and Optician 1111th side Square Our shelves must be cleared for our new ' s tock of FALL GOODS. To make room for these and clear out the balance of our Summer Shoes we are determined to SAC- RIFICE PKOFITs.Y We will .offer for the next two weeks reductions in prices of 20 per cent. OFFFRI•D SO EARLY IN THE SEASON Downing & MacVicar VICTORIA OPERA HOUSE rdl.e'a NNN.ri' .t Jtatatse asrserr. "•!3tre wax this bore black Kamerun =rave, naked as an animal," saki the sailor, "and there writ this explorer in his pretty snit of wilds drUHn', and there was a }Cameron medicine man with a headdress o' human bones. They Wood under a palm tree. I sot on a log and watched 'em The medicine man pat the right arms of the Ravage and the explorer close together and then, hlont•laMn' • dui] lookln' knife, be Dicks a vein to the white arm and then an artery to the Week arm. The blood come a-gushln' and a-gnmhln' out of the black arm, and the medlclne man scooped It up in the holler of his hand and rubbed It into the nicked white arm. He most 'a' robbed In • plat be- fore he closed the wooed. Tranafooafon o' blood is what they tall 1t They say 1t ayes • 'tiaras Melo jo elo fever and tam all the ones of the miaow. of the bot swamps, et the damp heat, the re tt•' yegetatien. Thay goy Stan- ley had black bleed tanneli eed into hien shpt times That L haw 1N stood Africa. 1 knew Ras a common thing for African exglems to go through the trandouskr process. gild i'll teB yon • bruty thing shoot it. it oaken the hair thicine red darker ad It daeiees the atlna.eaM•sotehadsst" --New Odors >!lanesim-•ast, A Strew:or Word. "lint, fealty. now," extort Miss Gooch, "don't you think kir. Kidder his a deli- cate wit?" "it's more than delicate," renlIed Mr. (*helium: "11'4 sickle" Mer T. p•r.ea.at. "Wait r'O.., wan very warm In ex - promising her feeling' against you" 'Oh. that explain' why her manor eras so coot" , AUGUST SPECIALS Copyright books. regular $1.23 and $1.:111. ('!raring toe 75c each. :among the above will be found the following books. When It Was Dark. The Work of Our Hands. 1:) The Heart of the Ancient Wood. ly Roberts. The Bar Sinter. 1. }helm, d Harding Davie. Tommy and Co., 1.y .1.-1• • K. Jerome. When Patty Went to College. Old Gordon Graham, I.. the author of, "Letters of a Self made Merchant to his Son." tklw. many other. of the new eopyytight IHw,ks• NOTE PAPER AND ENVELOPES Cleating balance of our boxed note poper and envelopes at one-half off. H,I%itlrsa hones:. H a.m. to ti p.luk. Terms Strictly Cash. eo. Porter Court House Square, (ioder,ch Telephone Pio. IUt) p I. This a gamy carries atease elates bald and orchestra o1 ' !triple. Watch for the Street Parade at noon. Admiss'on • 25c, 3.i , 50c ONE NIGHT Saturday, Aug. 25 RAYMOND AND POORE'S Ten Nights in a Bar=room II I 1 Z T`pewriters The 1 'll.,w'iug are bargains in cd machine-. I Underwood, No,'1 $70.00 • 1 No. I Yost • • 17.51 I Empire • • 35.00 Ribbons at the dozen rate, \\ . E. ELLIOTT I'H(1NE: Pea Boy Wanted Pian at Kidd's Book Store. A good opportunity i. g open to a boy, 14 or 15 years old, to learn the OLD MENS WANTED Printing Trade. W.• Y. ill pry Ihr high. -I rash prices bur I1re old hens. also spa ll;f rhirken•. ducks and an kinds of poultry. Nett 11o11 this paps r. THE CANADA POUi.TRY AND PRODUCE CO.. Limited. One hay g passed his Entrance e xamin 'tion desired. Apple at Stratford., - - ( int trio. The Skin Office. Now It's Thc Parasols WE are busy these days clearing out the last remnants of summer stocks. Net springs business will be done in our big new store and we don't wan to have a dollars's worth of this seasons's goods to show you then. A willing to make any price concession within reason to clear sum er stocks to the last dollars worth. That's why we have been cutting'summer prides right and left the last few weeks. The selling time for parasols is almost over. Saturday the balance go to the front and they should sell in short order. Just about 3 dozen of them. If you want a good parasol for little money the chance is a good one. Parasols, 65c 111 only„ Iadir. paraw,ls, gond ynl)lity top, monnh•,1 on light but strung frames. tiler assortment of handle.• special. so rh•ar Maine- 65,, b• da. ear•h llJ Parasols, 90c Parasols, $I.25 in only. black parasol+, glom top, will nut cut or .beige its color. steel roil. hallow nils.. nice *tart meta of black and fancy handles. regular s2.ts) to $2.2.;, speiel, $1.25 'to clear Saturday. your choice 1 l 14 only. black parasols. grs ,..10sOIs, $L%5 good quality top. will not eat or tint) A few only of hest black jonrnwnb. lusty, strong ham., steel toll. a 1 . • getter $2.fdl to $3.1'1, tops that sic. nsatnlllll• 14 of handles, w l not cul nr change their color. sore' el•t• •M p mitt clear . ,1(nnla •, at your stn f a . t > . 3 g r m , 4oecial. to true r 11'e 90c Matll bq $1.75 h CALL FANCY PARASOLS " ONE-QU TER OFF" Two Handkerchief Specials. Two 14)H'cials in handkerchiefs at little pricer. Both lint's good. Jest the thing for children Or ordinary use. Linen Handkerchiefs 3 for she i.adies' purr linen hem- stitched handkerchiefs. tinr- 111w' h.•,n, good quality, a•or It easily 111', s ceiltl, Sat- mrbey, THREE FOR. 25C Hankerchiefs, 3 for Ioc i.mliwe hetnstitehesl white muslin hsndkeehiefs, narrow hen, fine .p1111(1y, an extra c peck' h0I•gnin at 10 THREE FOR Jt; REMNANTS COTTON DRESS GOODS, 50c A table of (nds of, cotton dress goods. ghort lengths of good lines that soldfat 25c, :10c, 40c the yard. White and colored materials suitable for waists or dressing sac lues. Lengths :3 to :i', yards. Choice per end Our August Specials • .Tllst a reminder of our big list of Angiist specials. Every valve is good and we girIrantee'the quality in every case. 15c to 18c Cotton Tress Goods, August special price Loc. 25c to 30c Cotton Dress Goods, August special price I2=C 35c to 5oc Cotton Dress Goods, August special price 25C The "One -Quarter oft" Sale of Whitewear The "One -Quarter Off" Sale of Waists The Half-price Lace Sale 25c Tan Cotton Hose August special price 25c Embroidery and Insertion 15c 15c Embroidery and Insertion 9c