The Signal, 1906-8-30, Page 88 TuutaDAT, August 30, 1906
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IJOCAL TOPICS.
44'mltluued now pare 1.
about =:1221arid that another $IU,(II�l1
or $16,( will he spent in the erec-
tion an fittings u 1 of frei ht uMces
and oh F K
, the put lug In of the orcrs-
nary switcbrs, e(,4, The intention is
to use the hotter on Dr. Holmen prop-
erty for general office, agent's office,
aturehowie, rte., anti to build the
freight shat to the rear of that, ex-
tending hark to Mr. %Varnock's Iioru.
The freight shed will have a *tee!
frame and the aiding and roofing will
he of ga Ivan fired iron. Aa can he sw•n
from the location the shed will 1e
consides•ahly larger then the present
one. Areess to the shed will present
had
for vehicles by a road at the we.) side
of the freight others. leading out he -
hind the shed, and a switch will he
put in frultl near Holme+ Cita) oftdee•
for healing and unloading the ears.
\Ve tersllnd this ie only he begin-
ning of tie improvements intended to
he nestle here to areal hate the
business of the N. T. H. The present
n 1 house will plr111ah1y l.' burn
down and a new one built noineWhe•re
near the Cattle pens. Thie would
leave the room at present Ixcupied by
the height sheds and round holier for
addit' 1 sidings. Thr work on the
change*. In connection with the new
freight nfitcefand Mhuds will-
men(e right away. it is said, bol 1 h
round house chanties will probably
not be proceeded with until the other
la Cum llet/d. The requirements of
the traffic at this point have for surer
time called for I11ore r x1101111 rind
up -tel -(late are dentin and the
Orand Trunk are evidently alive t1(
the fart that the next few rears are
going to iw (i(xlerich's prr/wng time.
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
The le.t In photography i. Nkat (a11o..'
photo .1 radio hon. out and 1114 4.n- 01111.r. ,Ire
ell .rat t.aed one•..
The fall fair e a.on has opened aryl no 10..
the 14 4.,n for ordering your are tailored .uil
for fall wear. I'rklham the tailor ha+ all the
lotted Motion and in work mrmobilo and style he
i. wlsurpawd.
The chow of Augo.t brtnll^the depart 1111' of
many v Isnot,. but before ya1 (ease
for houee do not md+s .seing the very full liar.
of souvenir gods Wilmer $ulilh Ila- a, hi.
furr.it un• and art 41ore on Ka.t stnel.
The foundation for the 1'. P. R.
freight sheds is (wing laid just east of
the Ocean House.
Messrs. Cameron & Killoran have
been appointed solicitors for the
G(derieh branch of the Sovereign
Wank.
Dietrich & Son's flour mill has been
much improved by x coat of paint.
'Ile metallic siding is nen) painted
black.
The primary} department of the
Not•th street Meth•xlist rhnlrh ale
having their picnic (hie aftern•xln at
the Harbor park.
F. F. Lawrence sold alxut ninety
tickets for the excursion to Toronto
on Turwlay and * gond number for
the excursion today.
The steamer Huron was delayed on
her down trip by a raft of lugs which
Nurmmnded her at I.ittle Current and
she did not arrive herr till Monday
evening.
Hodgen. Bros. have secured -the
frerviceel of Mies J. ('putts, of Dalt, as
manager 1(l their dressmaking depart-
ment, which reopens on Tuesday,
Sept 4111.
The temporary girders for the third
span of the C. P. H. Maitland bridge
have been put in phare and thin morn-
ing pr4lutraliunt+ Weft• being made for
hosting permanent gimlets( into posi-
tion.
George Hoskin, managing agent .1
the Intercolonial Evangelical and Col -
port age Mission I,f Atg , the
Northwest and North America, was in
Man this week in the interests of hie
1111MIt11.
The cement sidewalk eont rector has
completed the work on St. Patrick
street and the extension of the Light-
house street walk and is now at work
at the north end of Cambria road and
on (i lot west e4. t(l•t•,l4P.
M. \V. Howell, who ha( been selling
and installing the new g,as lite light -
Ing system t hruugqhotit western On-
tario, reports Imminent( very wltitfer-
tory. A number of towns are having
the system installed very generally.
On their return from Goderirh
Tuesday of Ia*t week some of the
Berlin PxciireioniNts fired N Targe sky
rocket through the window of Mr.
Lucas' parlor, adjoiningthe Clinton
station and Net fits. to a lce rlll•tain.
Yesterday afternoon F. i)Ilvie and
E. H. Mwarts were before the court for
alleged selling of lignnr,aftet• hours on
August tlth. The veer ,against Mr.
Davis wan wit.hdr•awtl and the ;letinn
against. Mr. Swarts w,us.disniiseed, the
difference Iwtween town time and
etandal'd time apparently being I)'I-
punsitile for the her appearing to Iw
open after hours.
Postmaster (111)!, who last Thur•ailay
afternoon fell off his wheel gt,iutr
down the hill leruling to thr•hridge:And
rut his face and *ems badly, 'Was 111)14.
to 144 up for the flat time yesterday
and will no doubt 1N• up town am usual
next week,
The yacht North Pier renamed
with her party of exeu•siunist1, who
had leen taking a erulsq around the
Houle prninNulu, on Monday after
noon about 4 ti 411s•k. The trip down
wee fairly rough but war enjoyed 1,y
the Irxt•111•4Il 1111xte,
The Collegiate 11141itit4. Opens fur
the fall term on 'l'nrwlal', Septehaber
4th. with the Klin• +tat? 1111 Ia11 term.
It is eslwt•ially deviled that all pupils
should Iw present on the opening (fay,
no that the classes may he 1I" (11411 1
oeganizetl as stem as possible.
A 11liniarlur• prairie Hie Otl thr rom-
r oons smith. 1(f U. M'('1Why's red -
dente hast Friday after000n caused
the file brtyluie a 1.1111 to extingeish it.
Th.. gross 141414 dry and hunted readily
atnd 1(11114. AB area wee burned. It is
not known how the fire snorted.
The violent her of Collier's
\ 'Pekly has an interesting er1ir14. ot1
"Of taw*. the \Vashington of the
North." '1'111s is the third of a series
of art teles Montle, ing the progrmss of
cities on this confluent towards ideal
conditions, two previous articles being
on Man Etruria•,* and \Vitshiugton.
Other United Slates cities will be
Elmira 111 due colors*.
The September meting of the (.ode -
rich branch of the \Von)en's Institute
will be held at the honer of Mies A.
Andrews, Hayfield toad, 011 Thursday.
September Oth. A full attendance in
requested, as menllel•s of Hohnesyille
'old Clinton branches are ekneeled h/
be present. Friends will also he wel-
come. Those wishing to go in hand
wagon are 111 alert in Swims. opposite
South street at 2:3) *.'('Hark.
1111 Tue*Lal• afternoon H. 1. \Iorr•ieh
borrowed a bicycle to run an er1•1111
but he had no warner uulinted it and
gut started then he turned a somer-
sault and lighting on hie shoulder,
disk wet el it. He was 111 ken into his
store and all attetlupt. Was made to set
the shoulder but it proved u neicr4.ss-
fu1 111141 he had to le taken home,
when 1)r.• Etltlllerion and Hunter
soon had the dislocated joint properly
The 1\*ors•II have Iwen ,advised by
the Moffatt Stove Co.. makers of the
relehratrd Pearl }Lenges, and Also by
the \\•inghaul foundry, makers of the
Huron rangers, that they have tlupli
rated their Toronto exhibit and are
wending a full line of their stores end
ranges for the Orelerieh Exhibition.
.1. H. inform us that hr will have
some of these gonads wet 11(1 111 111'> store
on arrival for the lenrtit of those who
eatlnut attend either of t hese n1 -
moth exhibitions.
SUMMER SPORTS.
The Maple Leaf 'xi -noise team of
town plays the Argonaute of Clinton
Oil 14411111. Ila)-.
The result of the flotlxkll game i1(
Seaforlh 14.1. week. in which the
Hurons tired the Corinthian., the vim -
ding texts from 1he'OM Country, 1 to
I,
wide ,another leaf to the laurels of
the football players of our sister town
down the line. Although the Hurons
did not defeat the visitors, they have
the diet inrtion of Icing the only tram
that the Corint11ian% have not healer)
in their Can/Wien tour. Taken with
the defeat ofO 1 1
the ( (,n 4.x
h II Country stets
at Glderirh and Clinton. it goer to
show that in at lead( two lines of spirt
Huron county Amid. no mean position.
The Cumuli( Bowling Club, the.
membership of which includes 4401114.
of T11ont,,., et representative
ht owlet., are holding a lig tournament
on Saturday-. Mrpte111Is.' bit, extend-
ing over 14(1N11• Bay, and eneeeeling
days. and 1l isexpected Ctrl that the event
will 1e the hugest ever held in the
city. The program consistm of a
primary • petition, (onslet'
Scotch doubles and singles. In x11
twenty-four prises will be distributed
as follow.: 1'I'itnar?• rotnp etit'
trophy prize ,old eight individual
prizes for the winners and runners-up.
Cons,lattun: eight individsal prizes
fat• the winn4.rs and runner. -rap.
Doubles : four individual prizes ((n
the winnl-4.w and •runner. -rap. Singers:
prizes for first threw platen. The
prizes ere hrndw - rind valuable and
rare well worth driving for. What
!mule interest to the affair in the fact
that the tusrnunrnt will lw held dur-
ing the exhibition. when low rale*
will he in effect on all the .railways.
Many.nntsidr howlers will he in town
during the fair and if is expected
that they will take rul-antage of the
t •Ih1111P11I and enter one or more of
the VNI'Io(&N competition.. All the
Toned+) clubs amu also have entries,
and the e% Hat promisee to bring out
the moat reprew'tlINIivr gathering of
bowlers in the histol•y of the game 111
Toronto. 'rhe Kteens are brie>p(
(laced 111 ffl'rt-('lass shape, the 411111
K b+ a Ilial
r' stat a 1 t
tut 1(l r) 4.0 rat
gg 1
stun for the purpose. Refrewhmente
will iw served free durlug the tourn11'
merit, and everything will iw 110114.
looking t1( the 1e)nlflll•t 1)f vIN4or1 from
outside ('11111x. Thr secri•tary i s
Gordon Brown, Audit I)epsrtluenl,
Rarlianien1 Buildings, Toronto.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Min. Vera 11'hitely to s kiting In Toronto.
Iter. I. IL N',rllsin. of Loudon, to In lawn
this week.
Mia. Audra MCIA'aio. of Uel roll. h, visiting
friend+ In town.
MI,. Helen 1hephald *4444. ref ural from her
s 4-0 to Toronto.
Alia. 1:11111) I4ell,k•h hid owl: on a s 4.4? to
11144'1 /too.
)'rank 1)04.1: 1. among the excunloni-t. to
Toronto phi. Week.
A. M. Robert Son left on Monday afternoon
4111 Irl111'11 10 H,urt.uK.
AU.. 441.11) Uamdry. of 1 hlrago. arrived Mune
un lur.lbty 1111 tier )hies tun.
(Moro Lethbridge, of St. Thoma.. ha- been
let town u 1,•w day" til. week.
lir. 141,'Hur. (orderly of Dungannon, now of
the Sault, t+ rl.it lug In t141. sirinit y.
Mi.. Dell I'.+ery, of 1 'mlilon. ba+ been visit
ins her mend. Ali.. Dellphine Nauru
\Irv. Ja+. T. H*.Kenai her daughter. of De-
troit returned to their home loot seek.
'Mi+r M Urrgor. of Henwll, 4+ vl+iting her
.i.lrr. Mr.. E. J. Knudwll. ):ase .tent,
Air. and Mrs. Balla., of Stanley. well1 gllr-t.
et the modem,. of '1'. Leckie osrr Sunda).
John Ib Ss atomic of Kanlloop•, H. I'.. ha.
been 111 town un r 43+3 to hl. n•lat is 1. here.
Mr+. A. S. Henderson and )',ung .on, of De-
troit. are v1ating Mr.. Uro. 4h•Milbul. Hayfield
hind.
Mrs. Dunstan and dnnghter. Unca•. heft ye.-
terday on their return to $)•raeu.e after a s i.11
in tow u.
Al r...lnhllr&!ewartand infant are vietlug
the former. nom her. Mn. Uro. McMillan, Bay
field rout.
W. U. Vox. of Leamington. came up on the
King Edward Sunday es ening and 1+ -(4.1141 44
a fes day+ 01 tossn.
John K4•idMoloch.. of Moloch. and Archie Campbell.
l'hnstaner•, are en...L. of their •Ir. Collo
Campbell. Burma roof.
Ali -s Maude Hi+sott, nuns In training at
Brooklyn, N. J., 4. -opending a few week. at
Maur at the po.tumr- building.
Gavin Omen len on 'Tue+day for Cobalt
14gain ahcr a -hurt si.it in town. Mr-. Green
accompanied hint .1- far 4- Toronto.
Guelph Heed.*: Aid. M. F. 1 'ray went up to
lloderirh on Saturday es ening and will bring
hi. (Moil) 11Nrk rat the end of he week.
A..1. rooter lease. till. week on a trip to
Toronto ,end stagers Falls accompanied by
Mrd rooter, and will 4.w Mown! about a week.
Mr'. Cho.. Heal and son. )lmaer ('hark..
end Mr-. 11. LeTonzel left on their return to
New York after a vomit of moue time in Bode -
rich.
Mr-. Wiggle. and son and Alias F. Dietrich
have returned 10 their honor at F'oradale after
a Ion day+' visit at the redolence of N. Diel-
ri,-h.
Mn. John Anne.. anrtfrlaugbter. Mi.+ Mary.
Ieaye today for their horse at London. after a
side to 41rs. W. Vault., and Mr-. Percival K.
Hell.
Mn. 1'. T. Hallo and +on, J. Reginald. are
rived hone ye-teMav after a ex work •vie(with friend. in Brantford, St. Mary + and Ka-
nter.
Frank Sallow+ and hi. wife and two chit
dn•n.-.oriel and Jack. of Portage la Prairie.
are on a 11.11 to Mr. Sallow.' mother, Bruce
Mn. Ia•Ight alai Ali-. Taylor left on their re•
Inn, to Toronto ,end New York, re -penis ely,
on Friday. after aside at the n-ddenm• of Br,
Taylor.
MI+.e•- Ikea.bo. Oeraktlne and Lase. Graeae
left on their return to Cuero. Tex*-. 1hb-
nwrIlrc.,ninrd.g. They were arrompanid by Ain.
I' -.
Mrs. David H)'+Inp 1,•t owned Sunday evening
on the .b•:tmer King Edward after -pending
muse week. silting fi Mud- 11( let reit and
1'hat bum.
Mr.. Itobr. H..tohneon and family. waterloo
+11141, rat owned to town two .1r. King el ward
1nud:(y es enitlg. has Mg .Vent a 1,1eln11 with
relative+ in MI1'higeul.
Mie' Loll Me•1're.tth returned h01n1• on Sir.
King Kavoird Wednesday 'seining ( De-
troit . ae•.ealp.mdad by Das Id H)'-0op, who will
-lend 11 few day- In town.
lies. 1.4014,-1 Naftel, of Desmon. Kahw). and
Moorefield 1wn.h. was in town 1111+ week•
having doh en down on a fortnight'. vl+ll to
the oke lame.. Bay held rood.
Mi.. Tas c( der, of Ibhbingeton. lint. ha. been
s I.4)111g fn. rad- In Ill. ne•4thborbxo1 during
r he pied roomle ill week., pan of the Ilene the
sure of M•.. It. Erhlln, Nile.
Aecountnnt Iktln of the Sterling Bank ha.
received po,not ton 10 the mamagrr.hip of the
('or Burs ell hrlurh of the bank and have..
Ihr ars! of the month to a+.unle hi. Or
doth•••,
Mia. Sundt .1. ',therm. of5:..'lair' Mlrh., 10
vieting a4. the 1s • of her Runt, Ain. J. H.
Fel n'nM.
31,-.1'at bran ha. been away from
li,deri.11 f.., ebrbt+er year. and +I4- great lou
provement• .old many rhangw.
Mr. and NI,. A. W. Hadden and+pn 1'harte-
wereamong the 1)111 Boy- n•nilon s l.tttr. to
Ahin.li,n. rant., last week. Mn. Iloodd.n,
with her +4.m. 4. remaining at her formes- home
for n month. whirr 41r. Hadden ha. ret lnud to
town.
Mr, collo Campbell, wile w'1,+ to 'Toronto
noting a. 00 (414, at the National F:xhlhit inn. n••
1111-104i huui.• Totwlay evening. Mr.. 1'arum
bell sill he the Maty Judge -ant by the )'abn.
Annuanr bon next week to budge• .11 the Pon
Arthur Mir.
Dr. Mteldnu1 and the Mi.., Rob n and
I bong h) and Iwoman. Meld run, left on their re-
turn to 111.1 04n4 on Monde). They. ern• a.'
emnpoi dad by M4.. Dene Ib,211. who had (ern
vMt lug hen- oath her Metal. M11-. Wien Mel
drum, Miring. the +umne•r.
F. W. F -I suet who bad been *kiting In
Tor,,i.?o for 1* week. will room to ))'ald,lork
4.4 aanuA•r. dal 1,(s+err in the 4 'collegiate at an
1((4•1141' of MINI per )ear and W. 4I. Fit wil&
fur the 14.1 sear with Dor I'anodian Securities
Co, 1.1isoilo L of Toronto. 1(a.. ben appointed
ronmurrr'Il4 1101.11.1. at rolKn 47,Ileginte In
411 me at ,1(l 111)1101 clary of ibis, ler annum.
mi.. ('Rohn. head dm -soaker for Hodgen-
linl.,, 111,1111 punted by her .leer, Mi.. Ftnna•-.
of 1r•Ilawn, ssho, ha. been sidling her .Mdrr
here during the p1,.( ( w1) week., left town Sat •
nrd4{`' for their hour b0 the 1111.1. Minim ('Rulon
N'IB 1N1 011.4-111 ml her sae'I1!lott tont 11 about
4eplen(N•r Pah. wham ooh,- N111 return and open
1V dre.e. king parlor. over the Mtandald
Loan 4'0.'• prrnds.•. corner Milian. and North.
J. S. Ityan, of Ito•kland, cal.. an old Nilo.
b, +ern
, I. r Melling the e. of Ili. boyhood at
Nile and till. seek I. n sl+ilor l,, the queen
I'It). He 11 -ft Rockland on Wtdne.lay about
110011 and nem•hed Sunt Mid on antnrday Right.
shores. when he went out 111 Ito.khand, (4)341)
nuc years ago, It took yearly three week. for
Ihr trip. Mr, Ryan 64 eighteen years of age
when he we
left herr and he look. a+ if thing. had
4401111 wall with him In California.
The Cat Came Book.
Mr. frank La.. y, , t Sprague, Mani-
toba, found his young chickens being
killed off In a wholesale manner, and
Jumping to cun.iu.lune, decided that
"41 was the eat." And so Pussy was
shipped off to a friend at Rainy River
S0 malas distant Hut even after
Pussy's departure, the ktntng of the
°Mekong continued; a careful watch
WO" keipt; the culprit was found to be
a large hawk; and 1t was promptly
killed. Then came the coincideaoe
The vary morning her lnnoesne. had
been proven to walked Miss Tummy,
weary and dusty after her tramp, but
'Ut111 In the ring."
'Tense Pas" Tbiaga,
Find came the "Peter Pan" hat. s
queer little plaided Scotch affair, with
gn111s.
This was followed by the "Peter
Pan" blouse, with low round cellar,
short sleeves and patch poeket.
Now there's an entire "Peter Pan"
atilt, which youngish girls are wearing
with Immense delight, because of Its
simplicity and girlishness
it's merely ■ shirt waist salt. the
blouse whereof 1s like that described
above, and the *bort round skirt platt-
ed or plain. For eountry wear, morn
Inge, picnics, etc., It's a very pretty
sort
Ro far that's 211 the "Peter Psnnlsh"
modes, thongh possibly those new belts
of blight Seoteb plaid silk baleag to
Ant category.
NEWS OF DISTRICT.
UUNGANNUN.
'Duganno, \rw4 011 page �.
�TOTh'I' -'THE LOCAL AGENCS
11 i11 I)111g4n1aon fur The Signal Is at (be I'11+1
()Mee Ikapk and 1ta(ionrry Store, and Nr+
McLean will rroel-e older. fu. anb+crlpplllou.
wls.•rl i.11et
and Job work, and I. aulhut{utl 1
1111 a ne'elp1+ Its awn111(t. paid fur rale .lame.
rpm.: M'I'ERLINII HANK OF CAN
1
ItgAD Or0ll'k, Tt,MUrT.1.
Ads rune. made to farluer. at los cot rale.
Sole Mute. c*.,id or collected oil fusorabl
tern(.. Dollar de•pu'll' and upward. twelves
and l,lrre.l paid or ril.ilp,umded four tholes
A
yr. Officehaul". 1" a.1(,. l0 :1 p.m.: Saler
dal', to a.m. 103 p. m.., iid 7 (Liu. to a too.
k. AIANNINIJ,
Mlai oder Dungannon Br01(r11
had a painful ptlwach•aehe after. din-
ner, "Mother." raid the boy very
' 601N•r1y, reeling of hie ribs to este that
111(1)4. war fet1•hilig loose, 'soother, 1
I Irlieve 1'111 going to have a rite."-
Htiffalu Cunmlereial. -
• Savin
f
evr.
COLBORNE.
')'IrspAY. Aug. :Nth.\Vater is getting rather scare.. and
81)1114' of the wells are dry 'already.
Hr. and Air,. Hill had the 1,1)1,111. of
entertaining valet ol•s near Seet11'tIl,
Air, and Mn. \tartlet were hontwd
with a visit by friend. from Detroit.
Ali. and Mrs. Flick N(wnt Sunday at
the h • of Mrs. Flick's patents near
t't•rtl i t un
Mr, and Mrs.' lough Hill and Miss
M:udrl took a trip to Cnelitun 1.4 v isit
M Heist, formerly Miss M*•hw'antz.
The farmer4 are anxiously wilting
for the arrival of the new threshing
1111u'hin0. J11r1 11:114. patience and it
will 111.4ke its appearance the lathe'
part of tide week.
KINGSBRIDGE.
\VHI'r:pot, Aug. JHh
Toe ROAN ('.'THo)LIt' CHU hell.
Since the public dedication of thi
handsome edifice lead O(•tolw, by
Bishop . t'Evrt' , ,t which time there
rev nothing finished *NMI. the build-
ing, a gleet change lues taken place and
today the am•hitr.tulal berm and col.
(stet lines of this large Gothic ^hurrh
in its present finished date may be
seen to advantage. The tall spire,
1471)1c11 was at the time of the dedica-
tion it: an unfinished state, is now
completed end slated from the top of
the tower to the 1 mss I hist Mir tllonnt.
i1 at a height of Itki feet from the
grotind line, and the Hne-toned bell
which is the pride of the peri+hioners
is thew heard daily all over this impor-
tant parish. One of the first improve-
ments was (0 Ielliove the Old frame
church that had leen a place of wor-
ship from the roiliest days 111 settle-
ment. The timbers and lumber there -
have been used for other put -
poses, such as enlarging and improv-
ing the stables. rte., and the site of
the building has born Ira•ellrtl Oft and
when seeded down will remain aN a
spaeioll( lawn. :adding much to the
external appearance end showing the
outline to advantage. The interior ,t
the church is well in keeping with the
exterior and the spacious flatlet nary
has been carpeted throughout with :1
rich crimson carpet, showing the
beautiful altar and church fnrnitnr•
to the Iwst sdvantage. There are
twenty-five figured windows, the gift
of members of the . oner*gation, each
Window• representing a different
Srriptut•al subject. and the soft light
falling front the 10.itire( tund gl411114s
gives the interior quite a cathedral
like eppearance. The seating of the
church ie perhaps the meat notable
feature of the interior and the cot-
traetor, I H. Snider, of Waterloo,
Out.. hes tilled his contract to the en-
tire mat isfertion Of the building e
1,1ittee and others r4.N1/(nlsible for 1 In
erection of the rhureh. There are 1)1)
(rw•M 9 fret long, ills on reeh side,
with one centre and two side aisle,.
rimming the full length of the build-
ing. The drsig11 is plain, but 1 h
finish is excellent and they afford a
very rntnf1)rtable seat for the (leen-
twit. The asset used in the construr
tion of the seals IN holdl1r1'11 Cht•s11111
with ends of quartered oak, both
eteineel a rich dark rotor, which shows
the grain of thln.e beautiful woods to
adventege. The church in its now
complete) stale inns! have rod a
Lugg emir of murrey and will retrain a
Listing mon mllent to the generosity
of the member', of this congregation
for genera t inns to mule. TO (he -pi-.'.
ant. •h-lespeeted parish priest. Rey.
Father 11r("nrular, nine)) is dote for the
sn(,rssftl termination of t\i. Large
Inde•takiug.
Joannrs Scotts, the early Meth -h
philosopher. being in eompiny with
the i4,1d King Cherie.* of Fraure, that
monarch naked hint good hnlunnl'wlly
what was the difference between a
Seat and a sot ? Mcutus, who .:11
opposite the King. anewee(h "Only
the 1.1 emit of the table." -T. D. B.
Itis related of a Buffalo small boy
who rattle hark from Monday w -hent,
where he had been deeply moved by
the story of the making of a wife be
Adam out of one of hie rites, test he
•
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WATCII
REPAIRING
1S OUR
SPEl',IALTY
We fully guarantee
our work
H. PARK
Jeweler and Optician
swill] sidle ti1111;1r4
TO THE PUBLIC
The p411' of ref rat t 14. t hrnnghnnl I he
Holt brit F:nq'tr ha+ dropped n moo" or
two, and enn+rgnently torn? prf. r. nor
down. 1V4. urn now•n .plying all col.
at lower pricer, while the 41n411ty 4. 444
It not nrtler, thnn eser. Mr
.F:ANA M1AT MARX KT handle+ 411
kind. M neat., pultry, 1'(e., and, while
thanking the pohllr .fur their liberal
tpatronage. we .nllelt a e•onllnname of
he -wove.
MrLEAN BROS., -
nrner Iw.l MI. and Swum..ndertch.
made !Has
Spending has ever been an
easier matter than saving -bast
less wise. \Ve offer exceptional
inducements and facilities to
help you to save.
$1.00 opens an account 1n
our savings department.
Interest paid 4 times a year.
The Sovereign
Bank of Canada
Put your money in a place
where you can get it when
you want it,
OODERICH BRANCH
ANDREW PORTER, Manager.
Jordan Block.
AUGUST SPECIALS
4'.pyri4141 honks, regular $1.:.1)
and $1.511, (Tearing at 75e each.
Anlong the above will be
found the following hooks.
When 1t Was Dark.
The Work of Our Hands, it)
Krays,
The Heart of the Ancient Wood,
I,v HoIN•rls.
The Bar Sinter, .1,y )i'irh'ud
Hauling Das is.
Tommy and Co , by Jen/111B K.
Je
When Patty Went to College.
Old Gordon Graham, by the
alitlof / 1' ••Letters of a
Self made Merchant to itis
Also many others of the new
1''1(171 ugh! books,
NOTE PAPER
AND ENVELOPES
Clearing halanee of our boxed
note natter and enschip•s at
one-half 1(H.
Itllslrll•Ma hours : 14 a.m. to (t
p.m.
Terms Stnctly Cash.
1
Geo. Porter
Court House Square, Cioder,ch
Telephone No. 100
11111.111111111,
'Phone No.
25
School Shoes
Now is the time to buy school shoes for the
boys and girls. They will need good strong
servicable shoes, the kind that will stand the test
in any weather. In this line we have excelled all
past efforts and you will find at your command the
most complete stock- of neat and reliable footwear
at the lowest possible prices.
Shoes for Working Men
Our'stuck has been selected with the greatest
care from the best manufacturers and does net
include anything that will not give satisfaction,
Queen Quality
Shoes
for
Women
L
SOLE AGENTS
REPAIRING
Walk -Over
Shoes
tar
Men
Downing & MacVicar
TELEGRAPHY
i. the 111-t -1. I.. o. Aid. pnu tum pal
11,11l 11) ss. a.1( tier annutu in rail war ....r11r,
1'011 rdn tn.,,ane• a good operator in -Ix month.
if )un stud) u. [he Central 'I'elegr.n.h)'ti•hool,
34lernlnl -1. r... -t. Toronto. The floe.) shout
let .umda. 0 i?e for lwrt iru1a1"
W. N. BHaw, T J. JOHNSTON,
1'..•.idenl, Principal
[Typewriters
1
The f..11..wing 1411• halg.un. 111
...'.1 11.1, 11111es.
Underwood, No, I $70,00
I No. I Yost • • 17.50
1 Empire • - 35.00
o the dozen rate.
W. E. ELLIOTT
'PHONE is
BoyWanted
ted
A good opportunity 6
open to a boy, 14 or 15
years old, to learn the
Printing Trade.
One having passed
his
P
Entrance examination
desired.
Apply at
The Signal Office,
OLD HENS WANTED
We will pay the highest 1:11.11 priers
(+1r live old liens, also sprit* (hi(kens,
ducks and all kinds of poultry. Men.
t ion thin paper.
THE CANADA POULTRY AND
PRODUCE CO., Limited.
•st•,,tf.nd, - - 4)uteria.
•
Court House
Square
200 pairs Sample Hose at
quarter less than regular
SATURDAY MORNING we put on sale a lot of sample hose. Some
are cot ton, some are cashmere, some are ladies' and some are
children's sizes. Most of the latter are 7 and 71. All are in perfect
condition. There are no two pairs alike. The price will be
A QUARTER LESS THAN REGULAR
TAFETTA
RIBBON, toc
Here is a ribbon bar-
gain for Saturday. One
of, our best. Over- 80o
yards pure silk neck and
hair ribbon in pinks,
blues, blacks, etc Good
width, regular 15c, sell-
ing Saturday at per yard
10 cents
CLEARING THE
UNDERWEAR
talc Vests, 3 for 25c
3 white vests for the
price of 2 if you come
here Saturday. Over
300 of them. • Ladies'
and children's sizes,
'_short sleeves or ,sleeve-
less, assorted ribs, our
regular 12.0 qualities,
clearing the balance out
Saturday at -
3 for 25 cents
DRESSMAKING
Our dressmaking, de-
partment will reopen
"Tuesday, September 4th.
This season it will be in
charge of Miss Coutts,
who comes to Goderich
with strong recommend-
ations from the firm she
has been with for eight
seasons. All orders will
be filled promptly when
promised and all work
guaranteed.
Fall Dress Goods
• Dress goods for Fall are here. Big assortment of the season's' fashionable
fabrics, most of them imported by ourselves direct from the British markets. It
is no idle boast for us to say that no such stock has ever been on our counter...
There is every indication that broadcloths and tweeds with a sprinkling of fancy
materials will he most in demand, with a tendency to lighter weights than in
past seasons. Come and look the new goods over. You are as welcome to look
as to hal\'.
OUR FAMOUS
BROADCLOTHS
Our famous broadcloths at 5oc, 85c
and $11.15 are undoubted value. New
stocks for fall are here in all the pope-
lar shades. Imported by ourselves
direct from Britain, and we can find
no better in the trade.
At 50 cents
(1romit10111, full :11.1 inches wide. good weight
and Ihlt4h. in !In(ke. II11Virg, cardinals, browns,
green1, rt,,, rte., beat value et per 0c
yard
.lull.
At 85 cents
i(11psotwl black cloths made from fine Aus-
tralian yen's. !right finish, guerenteel shrank,
41 inchee wide, black and all the leading fa a,
robots M per yard„
At $z. i5 -
This is the biggest selllnpt ,•Inth we have, and
the Valli' is uhf aueptnnalle, made frons choke
)ynone, thoroughly shrunk. tied finial, 48 to a1)
litchi** wile, black and nil colors, per el 11 R
yardllllll J
SOME ELEGANT TWEEDS
"Tweeds will be very popular for
suits or separate skirts, and we show
some handsome designs in quiet color
combinations. Of none enough for
the pattern to become common.
At 50 cents
Imported tweed 4, regular *4111 weight. full :11*
inehee wide, prat patterns in grays, blues 50c
and rade, per yard
�lV
At $i,00
At this popular prim We have sonar elegant
teat taeT11s t hnl will make very at ylish costume,.
ilh. deaign4 are alt oget1.•er differentfrom
on
formerly shown, They come in designs a
gray, blue and gremt the predominating $1 .(v$�
colors. CAI to in inches wide.. per yen]. X/
At $z.25•
Rpitlengths only at, thes* prier, no t.wn .like.
inane of the h,andsorne'l mult,1uga that. hove ever
come on our 'minter*, imported dire°
from Scotland. Mpeefnl wt.
yard per $1.25
MESSRS.
Stoddart & McKinnon
beg to announce that they have
taken the contract for
the handling of
Massey -Harris
Implements
and extra parts and extend an
invitation to all Massey -Harris
patrons and friends to visit the
them in their showrooms.
i
By close application to busi-
ness and by carefully looking
after the requirements of custo-
mers they hope to merit the sup-
port and confidence of the whole
farming community.
'
the VNI'Io(&N competition.. All the
Toned+) clubs amu also have entries,
and the e% Hat promisee to bring out
the moat reprew'tlINIivr gathering of
bowlers in the histol•y of the game 111
Toronto. 'rhe Kteens are brie>p(
(laced 111 ffl'rt-('lass shape, the 411111
K b+ a Ilial
r' stat a 1 t
tut 1(l r) 4.0 rat
gg 1
stun for the purpose. Refrewhmente
will iw served free durlug the tourn11'
merit, and everything will iw 110114.
looking t1( the 1e)nlflll•t 1)f vIN4or1 from
outside ('11111x. Thr secri•tary i s
Gordon Brown, Audit I)epsrtluenl,
Rarlianien1 Buildings, Toronto.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Min. Vera 11'hitely to s kiting In Toronto.
Iter. I. IL N',rllsin. of Loudon, to In lawn
this week.
Mia. Audra MCIA'aio. of Uel roll. h, visiting
friend+ In town.
MI,. Helen 1hephald *4444. ref ural from her
s 4-0 to Toronto.
Alia. 1:11111) I4ell,k•h hid owl: on a s 4.4? to
11144'1 /too.
)'rank 1)04.1: 1. among the excunloni-t. to
Toronto phi. Week.
A. M. Robert Son left on Monday afternoon
4111 Irl111'11 10 H,urt.uK.
AU.. 441.11) Uamdry. of 1 hlrago. arrived Mune
un lur.lbty 1111 tier )hies tun.
(Moro Lethbridge, of St. Thoma.. ha- been
let town u 1,•w day" til. week.
lir. 141,'Hur. (orderly of Dungannon, now of
the Sault, t+ rl.it lug In t141. sirinit y.
Mi.. Dell I'.+ery, of 1 'mlilon. ba+ been visit
ins her mend. Ali.. Dellphine Nauru
\Irv. Ja+. T. H*.Kenai her daughter. of De-
troit returned to their home loot seek.
'Mi+r M Urrgor. of Henwll, 4+ vl+iting her
.i.lrr. Mr.. E. J. Knudwll. ):ase .tent,
Air. and Mrs. Balla., of Stanley. well1 gllr-t.
et the modem,. of '1'. Leckie osrr Sunda).
John Ib Ss atomic of Kanlloop•, H. I'.. ha.
been 111 town un r 43+3 to hl. n•lat is 1. here.
Mr+. A. S. Henderson and )',ung .on, of De-
troit. are v1ating Mr.. Uro. 4h•Milbul. Hayfield
hind.
Mrs. Dunstan and dnnghter. Unca•. heft ye.-
terday on their return to $)•raeu.e after a s i.11
in tow u.
Al r...lnhllr&!ewartand infant are vietlug
the former. nom her. Mn. Uro. McMillan, Bay
field rout.
W. U. Vox. of Leamington. came up on the
King Edward Sunday es ening and 1+ -(4.1141 44
a fes day+ 01 tossn.
John K4•idMoloch.. of Moloch. and Archie Campbell.
l'hnstaner•, are en...L. of their •Ir. Collo
Campbell. Burma roof.
Ali -s Maude Hi+sott, nuns In training at
Brooklyn, N. J., 4. -opending a few week. at
Maur at the po.tumr- building.
Gavin Omen len on 'Tue+day for Cobalt
14gain ahcr a -hurt si.it in town. Mr-. Green
accompanied hint .1- far 4- Toronto.
Guelph Heed.*: Aid. M. F. 1 'ray went up to
lloderirh on Saturday es ening and will bring
hi. (Moil) 11Nrk rat the end of he week.
A..1. rooter lease. till. week on a trip to
Toronto ,end stagers Falls accompanied by
Mrd rooter, and will 4.w Mown! about a week.
Mr'. Cho.. Heal and son. )lmaer ('hark..
end Mr-. 11. LeTonzel left on their return to
New York after a vomit of moue time in Bode -
rich.
Mr-. Wiggle. and son and Alias F. Dietrich
have returned 10 their honor at F'oradale after
a Ion day+' visit at the redolence of N. Diel-
ri,-h.
Mn. John Anne.. anrtfrlaugbter. Mi.+ Mary.
Ieaye today for their horse at London. after a
side to 41rs. W. Vault., and Mr-. Percival K.
Hell.
Mn. 1'. T. Hallo and +on, J. Reginald. are
rived hone ye-teMav after a ex work •vie(with friend. in Brantford, St. Mary + and Ka-
nter.
Frank Sallow+ and hi. wife and two chit
dn•n.-.oriel and Jack. of Portage la Prairie.
are on a 11.11 to Mr. Sallow.' mother, Bruce
Mn. Ia•Ight alai Ali-. Taylor left on their re•
Inn, to Toronto ,end New York, re -penis ely,
on Friday. after aside at the n-ddenm• of Br,
Taylor.
MI+.e•- Ikea.bo. Oeraktlne and Lase. Graeae
left on their return to Cuero. Tex*-. 1hb-
nwrIlrc.,ninrd.g. They were arrompanid by Ain.
I' -.
Mrs. David H)'+Inp 1,•t owned Sunday evening
on the .b•:tmer King Edward after -pending
muse week. silting fi Mud- 11( let reit and
1'hat bum.
Mr.. Itobr. H..tohneon and family. waterloo
+11141, rat owned to town two .1r. King el ward
1nud:(y es enitlg. has Mg .Vent a 1,1eln11 with
relative+ in MI1'higeul.
Mie' Loll Me•1're.tth returned h01n1• on Sir.
King Kavoird Wednesday 'seining ( De-
troit . ae•.ealp.mdad by Das Id H)'-0op, who will
-lend 11 few day- In town.
lies. 1.4014,-1 Naftel, of Desmon. Kahw). and
Moorefield 1wn.h. was in town 1111+ week•
having doh en down on a fortnight'. vl+ll to
the oke lame.. Bay held rood.
Mi.. Tas c( der, of Ibhbingeton. lint. ha. been
s I.4)111g fn. rad- In Ill. ne•4thborbxo1 during
r he pied roomle ill week., pan of the Ilene the
sure of M•.. It. Erhlln, Nile.
Aecountnnt Iktln of the Sterling Bank ha.
received po,not ton 10 the mamagrr.hip of the
('or Burs ell hrlurh of the bank and have..
Ihr ars! of the month to a+.unle hi. Or
doth•••,
Mia. Sundt .1. ',therm. of5:..'lair' Mlrh., 10
vieting a4. the 1s • of her Runt, Ain. J. H.
Fel n'nM.
31,-.1'at bran ha. been away from
li,deri.11 f.., ebrbt+er year. and +I4- great lou
provement• .old many rhangw.
Mr. and NI,. A. W. Hadden and+pn 1'harte-
wereamong the 1)111 Boy- n•nilon s l.tttr. to
Ahin.li,n. rant., last week. Mn. Iloodd.n,
with her +4.m. 4. remaining at her formes- home
for n month. whirr 41r. Hadden ha. ret lnud to
town.
Mr, collo Campbell, wile w'1,+ to 'Toronto
noting a. 00 (414, at the National F:xhlhit inn. n••
1111-104i huui.• Totwlay evening. Mr.. 1'arum
bell sill he the Maty Judge -ant by the )'abn.
Annuanr bon next week to budge• .11 the Pon
Arthur Mir.
Dr. Mteldnu1 and the Mi.., Rob n and
I bong h) and Iwoman. Meld run, left on their re-
turn to 111.1 04n4 on Monde). They. ern• a.'
emnpoi dad by M4.. Dene Ib,211. who had (ern
vMt lug hen- oath her Metal. M11-. Wien Mel
drum, Miring. the +umne•r.
F. W. F -I suet who bad been *kiting In
Tor,,i.?o for 1* week. will room to ))'ald,lork
4.4 aanuA•r. dal 1,(s+err in the 4 'collegiate at an
1((4•1141' of MINI per )ear and W. 4I. Fit wil&
fur the 14.1 sear with Dor I'anodian Securities
Co, 1.1isoilo L of Toronto. 1(a.. ben appointed
ronmurrr'Il4 1101.11.1. at rolKn 47,Ileginte In
411 me at ,1(l 111)1101 clary of ibis, ler annum.
mi.. ('Rohn. head dm -soaker for Hodgen-
linl.,, 111,1111 punted by her .leer, Mi.. Ftnna•-.
of 1r•Ilawn, ssho, ha. been sidling her .Mdrr
here during the p1,.( ( w1) week., left town Sat •
nrd4{`' for their hour b0 the 1111.1. Minim ('Rulon
N'IB 1N1 011.4-111 ml her sae'I1!lott tont 11 about
4eplen(N•r Pah. wham ooh,- N111 return and open
1V dre.e. king parlor. over the Mtandald
Loan 4'0.'• prrnds.•. corner Milian. and North.
J. S. Ityan, of Ito•kland, cal.. an old Nilo.
b, +ern
, I. r Melling the e. of Ili. boyhood at
Nile and till. seek I. n sl+ilor l,, the queen
I'It). He 11 -ft Rockland on Wtdne.lay about
110011 and nem•hed Sunt Mid on antnrday Right.
shores. when he went out 111 Ito.khand, (4)341)
nuc years ago, It took yearly three week. for
Ihr trip. Mr, Ryan 64 eighteen years of age
when he we
left herr and he look. a+ if thing. had
4401111 wall with him In California.
The Cat Came Book.
Mr. frank La.. y, , t Sprague, Mani-
toba, found his young chickens being
killed off In a wholesale manner, and
Jumping to cun.iu.lune, decided that
"41 was the eat." And so Pussy was
shipped off to a friend at Rainy River
S0 malas distant Hut even after
Pussy's departure, the ktntng of the
°Mekong continued; a careful watch
WO" keipt; the culprit was found to be
a large hawk; and 1t was promptly
killed. Then came the coincideaoe
The vary morning her lnnoesne. had
been proven to walked Miss Tummy,
weary and dusty after her tramp, but
'Ut111 In the ring."
'Tense Pas" Tbiaga,
Find came the "Peter Pan" hat. s
queer little plaided Scotch affair, with
gn111s.
This was followed by the "Peter
Pan" blouse, with low round cellar,
short sleeves and patch poeket.
Now there's an entire "Peter Pan"
atilt, which youngish girls are wearing
with Immense delight, because of Its
simplicity and girlishness
it's merely ■ shirt waist salt. the
blouse whereof 1s like that described
above, and the *bort round skirt platt-
ed or plain. For eountry wear, morn
Inge, picnics, etc., It's a very pretty
sort
Ro far that's 211 the "Peter Psnnlsh"
modes, thongh possibly those new belts
of blight Seoteb plaid silk baleag to
Ant category.
NEWS OF DISTRICT.
UUNGANNUN.
'Duganno, \rw4 011 page �.
�TOTh'I' -'THE LOCAL AGENCS
11 i11 I)111g4n1aon fur The Signal Is at (be I'11+1
()Mee Ikapk and 1ta(ionrry Store, and Nr+
McLean will rroel-e older. fu. anb+crlpplllou.
wls.•rl i.11et
and Job work, and I. aulhut{utl 1
1111 a ne'elp1+ Its awn111(t. paid fur rale .lame.
rpm.: M'I'ERLINII HANK OF CAN
1
ItgAD Or0ll'k, Tt,MUrT.1.
Ads rune. made to farluer. at los cot rale.
Sole Mute. c*.,id or collected oil fusorabl
tern(.. Dollar de•pu'll' and upward. twelves
and l,lrre.l paid or ril.ilp,umded four tholes
A
yr. Officehaul". 1" a.1(,. l0 :1 p.m.: Saler
dal', to a.m. 103 p. m.., iid 7 (Liu. to a too.
k. AIANNINIJ,
Mlai oder Dungannon Br01(r11
had a painful ptlwach•aehe after. din-
ner, "Mother." raid the boy very
' 601N•r1y, reeling of hie ribs to este that
111(1)4. war fet1•hilig loose, 'soother, 1
I Irlieve 1'111 going to have a rite."-
Htiffalu Cunmlereial. -
• Savin
f
evr.
COLBORNE.
')'IrspAY. Aug. :Nth.\Vater is getting rather scare.. and
81)1114' of the wells are dry 'already.
Hr. and Air,. Hill had the 1,1)1,111. of
entertaining valet ol•s near Seet11'tIl,
Air, and Mn. \tartlet were hontwd
with a visit by friend. from Detroit.
Ali. and Mrs. Flick N(wnt Sunday at
the h • of Mrs. Flick's patents near
t't•rtl i t un
Mr, and Mrs.' lough Hill and Miss
M:udrl took a trip to Cnelitun 1.4 v isit
M Heist, formerly Miss M*•hw'antz.
The farmer4 are anxiously wilting
for the arrival of the new threshing
1111u'hin0. J11r1 11:114. patience and it
will 111.4ke its appearance the lathe'
part of tide week.
KINGSBRIDGE.
\VHI'r:pot, Aug. JHh
Toe ROAN ('.'THo)LIt' CHU hell.
Since the public dedication of thi
handsome edifice lead O(•tolw, by
Bishop . t'Evrt' , ,t which time there
rev nothing finished *NMI. the build-
ing, a gleet change lues taken place and
today the am•hitr.tulal berm and col.
(stet lines of this large Gothic ^hurrh
in its present finished date may be
seen to advantage. The tall spire,
1471)1c11 was at the time of the dedica-
tion it: an unfinished state, is now
completed end slated from the top of
the tower to the 1 mss I hist Mir tllonnt.
i1 at a height of Itki feet from the
grotind line, and the Hne-toned bell
which is the pride of the peri+hioners
is thew heard daily all over this impor-
tant parish. One of the first improve-
ments was (0 Ielliove the Old frame
church that had leen a place of wor-
ship from the roiliest days 111 settle-
ment. The timbers and lumber there -
have been used for other put -
poses, such as enlarging and improv-
ing the stables. rte., and the site of
the building has born Ira•ellrtl Oft and
when seeded down will remain aN a
spaeioll( lawn. :adding much to the
external appearance end showing the
outline to advantage. The interior ,t
the church is well in keeping with the
exterior and the spacious flatlet nary
has been carpeted throughout with :1
rich crimson carpet, showing the
beautiful altar and church fnrnitnr•
to the Iwst sdvantage. There are
twenty-five figured windows, the gift
of members of the . oner*gation, each
Window• representing a different
Srriptut•al subject. and the soft light
falling front the 10.itire( tund gl411114s
gives the interior quite a cathedral
like eppearance. The seating of the
church ie perhaps the meat notable
feature of the interior and the cot-
traetor, I H. Snider, of Waterloo,
Out.. hes tilled his contract to the en-
tire mat isfertion Of the building e
1,1ittee and others r4.N1/(nlsible for 1 In
erection of the rhureh. There are 1)1)
(rw•M 9 fret long, ills on reeh side,
with one centre and two side aisle,.
rimming the full length of the build-
ing. The drsig11 is plain, but 1 h
finish is excellent and they afford a
very rntnf1)rtable seat for the (leen-
twit. The asset used in the construr
tion of the seals IN holdl1r1'11 Cht•s11111
with ends of quartered oak, both
eteineel a rich dark rotor, which shows
the grain of thln.e beautiful woods to
adventege. The church in its now
complete) stale inns! have rod a
Lugg emir of murrey and will retrain a
Listing mon mllent to the generosity
of the member', of this congregation
for genera t inns to mule. TO (he -pi-.'.
ant. •h-lespeeted parish priest. Rey.
Father 11r("nrular, nine)) is dote for the
sn(,rssftl termination of t\i. Large
Inde•takiug.
Joannrs Scotts, the early Meth -h
philosopher. being in eompiny with
the i4,1d King Cherie.* of Fraure, that
monarch naked hint good hnlunnl'wlly
what was the difference between a
Seat and a sot ? Mcutus, who .:11
opposite the King. anewee(h "Only
the 1.1 emit of the table." -T. D. B.
Itis related of a Buffalo small boy
who rattle hark from Monday w -hent,
where he had been deeply moved by
the story of the making of a wife be
Adam out of one of hie rites, test he
•
■
WATCII
REPAIRING
1S OUR
SPEl',IALTY
We fully guarantee
our work
H. PARK
Jeweler and Optician
swill] sidle ti1111;1r4
TO THE PUBLIC
The p411' of ref rat t 14. t hrnnghnnl I he
Holt brit F:nq'tr ha+ dropped n moo" or
two, and enn+rgnently torn? prf. r. nor
down. 1V4. urn now•n .plying all col.
at lower pricer, while the 41n411ty 4. 444
It not nrtler, thnn eser. Mr
.F:ANA M1AT MARX KT handle+ 411
kind. M neat., pultry, 1'(e., and, while
thanking the pohllr .fur their liberal
tpatronage. we .nllelt a e•onllnname of
he -wove.
MrLEAN BROS., -
nrner Iw.l MI. and Swum..ndertch.
made !Has
Spending has ever been an
easier matter than saving -bast
less wise. \Ve offer exceptional
inducements and facilities to
help you to save.
$1.00 opens an account 1n
our savings department.
Interest paid 4 times a year.
The Sovereign
Bank of Canada
Put your money in a place
where you can get it when
you want it,
OODERICH BRANCH
ANDREW PORTER, Manager.
Jordan Block.
AUGUST SPECIALS
4'.pyri4141 honks, regular $1.:.1)
and $1.511, (Tearing at 75e each.
Anlong the above will be
found the following hooks.
When 1t Was Dark.
The Work of Our Hands, it)
Krays,
The Heart of the Ancient Wood,
I,v HoIN•rls.
The Bar Sinter, .1,y )i'irh'ud
Hauling Das is.
Tommy and Co , by Jen/111B K.
Je
When Patty Went to College.
Old Gordon Graham, by the
alitlof / 1' ••Letters of a
Self made Merchant to itis
Also many others of the new
1''1(171 ugh! books,
NOTE PAPER
AND ENVELOPES
Clearing halanee of our boxed
note natter and enschip•s at
one-half 1(H.
Itllslrll•Ma hours : 14 a.m. to (t
p.m.
Terms Stnctly Cash.
1
Geo. Porter
Court House Square, Cioder,ch
Telephone No. 100
11111.111111111,
'Phone No.
25
School Shoes
Now is the time to buy school shoes for the
boys and girls. They will need good strong
servicable shoes, the kind that will stand the test
in any weather. In this line we have excelled all
past efforts and you will find at your command the
most complete stock- of neat and reliable footwear
at the lowest possible prices.
Shoes for Working Men
Our'stuck has been selected with the greatest
care from the best manufacturers and does net
include anything that will not give satisfaction,
Queen Quality
Shoes
for
Women
L
SOLE AGENTS
REPAIRING
Walk -Over
Shoes
tar
Men
Downing & MacVicar
TELEGRAPHY
i. the 111-t -1. I.. o. Aid. pnu tum pal
11,11l 11) ss. a.1( tier annutu in rail war ....r11r,
1'011 rdn tn.,,ane• a good operator in -Ix month.
if )un stud) u. [he Central 'I'elegr.n.h)'ti•hool,
34lernlnl -1. r... -t. Toronto. The floe.) shout
let .umda. 0 i?e for lwrt iru1a1"
W. N. BHaw, T J. JOHNSTON,
1'..•.idenl, Principal
[Typewriters
1
The f..11..wing 1411• halg.un. 111
...'.1 11.1, 11111es.
Underwood, No, I $70,00
I No. I Yost • • 17.50
1 Empire • - 35.00
o the dozen rate.
W. E. ELLIOTT
'PHONE is
BoyWanted
ted
A good opportunity 6
open to a boy, 14 or 15
years old, to learn the
Printing Trade.
One having passed
his
P
Entrance examination
desired.
Apply at
The Signal Office,
OLD HENS WANTED
We will pay the highest 1:11.11 priers
(+1r live old liens, also sprit* (hi(kens,
ducks and all kinds of poultry. Men.
t ion thin paper.
THE CANADA POULTRY AND
PRODUCE CO., Limited.
•st•,,tf.nd, - - 4)uteria.
•
Court House
Square
200 pairs Sample Hose at
quarter less than regular
SATURDAY MORNING we put on sale a lot of sample hose. Some
are cot ton, some are cashmere, some are ladies' and some are
children's sizes. Most of the latter are 7 and 71. All are in perfect
condition. There are no two pairs alike. The price will be
A QUARTER LESS THAN REGULAR
TAFETTA
RIBBON, toc
Here is a ribbon bar-
gain for Saturday. One
of, our best. Over- 80o
yards pure silk neck and
hair ribbon in pinks,
blues, blacks, etc Good
width, regular 15c, sell-
ing Saturday at per yard
10 cents
CLEARING THE
UNDERWEAR
talc Vests, 3 for 25c
3 white vests for the
price of 2 if you come
here Saturday. Over
300 of them. • Ladies'
and children's sizes,
'_short sleeves or ,sleeve-
less, assorted ribs, our
regular 12.0 qualities,
clearing the balance out
Saturday at -
3 for 25 cents
DRESSMAKING
Our dressmaking, de-
partment will reopen
"Tuesday, September 4th.
This season it will be in
charge of Miss Coutts,
who comes to Goderich
with strong recommend-
ations from the firm she
has been with for eight
seasons. All orders will
be filled promptly when
promised and all work
guaranteed.
Fall Dress Goods
• Dress goods for Fall are here. Big assortment of the season's' fashionable
fabrics, most of them imported by ourselves direct from the British markets. It
is no idle boast for us to say that no such stock has ever been on our counter...
There is every indication that broadcloths and tweeds with a sprinkling of fancy
materials will he most in demand, with a tendency to lighter weights than in
past seasons. Come and look the new goods over. You are as welcome to look
as to hal\'.
OUR FAMOUS
BROADCLOTHS
Our famous broadcloths at 5oc, 85c
and $11.15 are undoubted value. New
stocks for fall are here in all the pope-
lar shades. Imported by ourselves
direct from Britain, and we can find
no better in the trade.
At 50 cents
(1romit10111, full :11.1 inches wide. good weight
and Ihlt4h. in !In(ke. II11Virg, cardinals, browns,
green1, rt,,, rte., beat value et per 0c
yard
.lull.
At 85 cents
i(11psotwl black cloths made from fine Aus-
tralian yen's. !right finish, guerenteel shrank,
41 inchee wide, black and all the leading fa a,
robots M per yard„
At $z. i5 -
This is the biggest selllnpt ,•Inth we have, and
the Valli' is uhf aueptnnalle, made frons choke
)ynone, thoroughly shrunk. tied finial, 48 to a1)
litchi** wile, black and nil colors, per el 11 R
yardllllll J
SOME ELEGANT TWEEDS
"Tweeds will be very popular for
suits or separate skirts, and we show
some handsome designs in quiet color
combinations. Of none enough for
the pattern to become common.
At 50 cents
Imported tweed 4, regular *4111 weight. full :11*
inehee wide, prat patterns in grays, blues 50c
and rade, per yard
�lV
At $i,00
At this popular prim We have sonar elegant
teat taeT11s t hnl will make very at ylish costume,.
ilh. deaign4 are alt oget1.•er differentfrom
on
formerly shown, They come in designs a
gray, blue and gremt the predominating $1 .(v$�
colors. CAI to in inches wide.. per yen]. X/
At $z.25•
Rpitlengths only at, thes* prier, no t.wn .like.
inane of the h,andsorne'l mult,1uga that. hove ever
come on our 'minter*, imported dire°
from Scotland. Mpeefnl wt.
yard per $1.25