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THE SIGNAL: 0ODERI('1I 1►;e;TAitlll
NEWS OF DISTRICT• auto,'d'* v' aced ion a
Mrs. 1t1ue4.lo111104111, of Norah Ray.
SALTFORO, is visiting her dangler. Mrs. T. W.
Little,
,nodded led week.) 011 Monday 1a daighter arrived at
Al11NDAY. Aug. 271 b. the i of Mr. and Mrs. Uenrge
TRK La'r17 AI.Kz.. Best) eoste N.- Harriet.
The deaNi of Alex. Henderson, 1i1• 1)r. (%aasrand'4. Mountain are among
though nut uuexIkrls•J. itis he IPA(' the n twr who recently went to
Cobalt.
Ill being at'
here Mwioualr, ill for 1ahQut a year,
ranted a feeling of deep regret among
p1'r 111'4ny friends rod arkpuatint IIe•ea.
JIB•• Hendet•inn paa•erl away nn
Weelneed•v of Last week. Angier 22nd•
in his six( v-rigluh year, oiler ito ill-
ness in wtairh h. suffersd . severely.
The tottered took plate on Saturday
afternoon to Maitland cemetery,
under the enspiiv's of Ire venires (tamp.
Sons of Scotland, of whiele the de -
reamed w.as a lurulra•r. Mr. Hermes.
*1411 Was A native of Banffshire. Wie-
land. I after fuming 11 Canada he
lived for some year's in lr(deril'h 104.1
ship before 'ing to Colborne, where
he had lived since lff3(. In I(471 he
married Miss .irsaie Stewart, who
with two tons and two daughters Nur-
vives. Thr ',sympathy of the whole
tvuutmmity .is extened lo Ills he-
reaved ones. and all who knew' the de-
ceased anomie the depart ttd ,af at iv KW
1114111.
•
uuNGANNun. 1
MOTI('E THF: LOCAL AGE. 'Y
la Ie I hrnganuon for The SI4nA I: at the I -t
Ee Rook and 'Stationery Store. and Mr
Lean will martyr. code, tor .ub+t•rlpyl(ton+.
erti.i,g and lob work. and I••}nlhorio' I to
give receipt. for atuunnt- p.dd alt the ;ams.
iii A. NEWTON, DENTIST, 1,r0K-
Ule NOW. -At lame fiery day incept Thur.
days Neer l.med)fw .xttw Jing teeth enormity
frrm),bet ter than ea,.. Prows and bridge work,
,err. Al Nom plate,. you-brwwkeblei.
N.D.-You can always bate your work mnt•h
• better done 114 the deptal ofgee-Inure time.
letter farilitie+jor doing the work. re Cour
foriAble for rs^.,ti lent..
• JIiHR HANK NK OF'('AN-
11 MA. •
•H..au urr1ca.'a
, Tnuw1D.
Ad, alio" utile 10 fanner. al lowed nye+.
- .Atte note* etas+hal or e'ollect.d on frtunable
teras. Dollar depot.. and a nvrM. reeri ed
sad In pall or romp/motel tour one.. a
year. huur., 114 a.m. u :1 p•u; R*? or.
day*. 411 a. 19:1 p.m. and 7 p.m. to s pm.
K I. MA.'NINO,
I . Algnaa.r Ilunganntrt Hrou,rh.
,' •11"FI)NKA16AY. Sept. :et h.
Miss Ilona Hire is visiting friends
in (ioglerich. a
Harold Manning is finite sick will
iito111otr11 trouble.
Miss I'oret Roberts is visiting her
glint in (Irderich.
•
Mies Matic Ramp haa.returned from
her visit at Ripley.
The cunere* sidewalk tit the Mclh-
ist rhnrch is crimple/gal. •
Temple .('lark was at Auburn nn
Sunday and iathier they.
Mrs. McM'hinnev and daughter err
visiting mend. st Kiptiatl.
Mr. and Mrs. Lang spent Meltureli1I'
and Sunday *t Henm,ilkr.
Mia* McCliiie. of latcknnw, is the
guest. of Mrs. Stephen Mtot hers. '
Joel It/deMu and Renwtu t wee have
iwUIrned to O(wtcrieh Collegiate.
Mrs. West has teen vi.siting her
nice, Mia. Frank Gordon, at Lock.
now. -
Servile was hell in the I'/r+a51ylerinie
church un Monday morning. Mr. Roth -
Mrs. Richanl %Pilton, of Godei•ich.
it apwnding @ -few days with MI+.
l'urWen. J
' Will Sproule is in Tuton'n, attend-
ing•seri of the *school of cur
Irdiii inhr.
Ara. \I.tllnugh and dilughter-Del. of
Ile MalluInth House, are visiting in
Toronto.
John Allen, of 4ateases, is vi4iting his
brother, '1'. O. Allen, for et few slays
that week•.
Mr. and Mfr. H. Augn(4tine, of dodr.-
rish, spent several days this week in
Deiagetnuon. •
\1'e are pleased to see Wm. An-
drews up street again ,titer his very
ar1•er' Hlt)esi,
The Nein rry't for r•(itt ing down Shetn-
nun's hill will fie let err Tuesday; Sep-
teHllwt• 11th. •
Miss Celia Pentland has returned
from her visit with her sister, Mrs. .1.
E. B: ydgea, of Oo d.v ich.
At the League meeting this week
H. N. long MIS elected president, las
surtl'wo to 4'. A. Telbeitt.
Mita Frank McLean has gone to
L eknow, Where the pas is position on
the trashing st:alT e.f thy public .r•hool.
v Helmer has returned to her
p
Toronto. She Wil• at r -
v her annt, \fro. Thos. Elliott,
e.
Me
home
plaited
uT this pia
ledui An.
,Begley, 11'w
Anti others ar
Toronto Rxhih
Special thank
hell in St. Paul's
September Pith. 1
of Blyth. will preach
. On Monday the. mom I pirnir of the
Metluall*I Mltt1/1111' .1haa woos held At
Point F.uvl. The Jaw :Is tine abet
everybody enjoyed the mit • g.
Miss Clara 1F51y.ull refs ned on
Monday from her trip down_ he St.
Lawrence. Mhr Was un iso 1 the
*4tee allele heti al when it ran a the
rocks new L,n hine. .
Mrs. (lent'.. Weel weak, of Wi
h:►nl, w'h'o is very ill, les been brolegle
tie the le' of her daughter. Mr-.
Frank (Henn, and w Ieiugattended by
Ir. Whitely, of Otalerieh.
T. I1: Allen teteetted work at the evap-
orator
vaporator this week. A. lie h)(s n fill'
supply of apples nn Hand these will Ise
un sleek time. The evaporate* give+
employment to (mile a her of
hands.
At the meeting of the %Vest Wawa -
mesh Fite In.nruucr Co. on r y
over one hundred applications for
padieies were received. Adjust Meant
Was made on right shims, for loss -all
'iiiut1by lightning. '
Rev. J. w. 11 111 114414 (511(4 been tak-
ing 0 twat fur a few Sundays by re-
g nt twine And hawing Ilia pulpit
roan. J. W.Ilknm. George
Milligan, Fred Robinson
spending this week at
on.
wing services will be
ureh on Monday,
. W. H. Hartley,
iluppliwl by ,(hoe.. Il. ('. Taylor, of
1.nrkneen, ls•eatp4.d the pulpit S lay
evening. Next Sunday morning Ir.
Rohireiol will take his week again as
usual.
Iicrae( of Titus. ANn4KAON.--
Thomas Andre -eon. sr., for many year*
a len:weirtl resident. 1f this 4*•alil)'.
died at his home in (aaek • on
Hattlurlay, September 1.t. after an ill -
oras of several utunth-. The ele'eaard
woe born in Inland in 1421 and on
cooling W Cement* settled fled at
Kingston. lir was ,married at Eire/ -
stole ,old afterwards 'eel to A'dl-
'teld township, where he lived uu111
about three 1110111 hs AL1, when he
obeyed 1 halekl1 ,w. Ile is :oil t n'.•d
by hit widow. five suns and four
daughters; Will, of Intl' Intek.
A, -k.: Rose, of Winghitlll : George. of
Luclnow:" Arthur, . S1. lamis, Mo.;
Ed+ '011 the 0141 hnmrstend: Met. R.
%Vokestet. of I.uckuow : Ales M. 44. I
Berry, l'aliturnia: Mrs, .1. l'. Pent -I
lend, Omaha. Neb.: Mrs. C. H.Oirvin,
411 Nile. The eldest wen, lionise,
died twelve years ago. Mr. Anderson
WAS n fait 11(111 I111d 0111.1'1 rn1 nleilrw•r
of the Alelhtalist rhnrch t1 e r e
for 11 p w 1I r els 1f sixty year's
and wet"' one of the leading
Well in Methodism in this vicinity.
In polities he wens a staunch Li1wr•iel
and Was always an ardent worker in
the interests of hist4. The
funeral look plater on Tuesday After.
noon (11 4hu'gatnnon ei meters'. A ser-
vice was held in the Methimli*t church
bete. Rev. It Minya's'. of Lucknow,
otHri.11ite,t. Thr five sun* and Mr.
Webster wl•re the pallbearers.
THE EVENT OF THE.SEASON.
Great Northwestern Exhibition to be
Held September 26, 417 and 28.
In three weleks Huron's greate.t fall
show will Open it4 do,)rt in (,advent
This year the Great Northwest. rat
Exhibition is to continue for these
days-Wednesday,"Thiers dety ,ld Fri-
day, September 241111, 27th lend
and
h--
allll with good weather, It will be a
record-hleaking event. 1'he directors
are putting forth extra efforts In wake
Ihis a banner year for the exhileiti ,
and the 4nililati111* are that the people
of the.lown and districtate taking a
greater interest in it than for many
4ea11•'4.
The prize pills ere now printed and
copies may be had on application tee
the seetetary. M. O. .lohnsteen, (lode -
•h.
A special attraction that should tae
a. )reciatet by the polelie will 1e
i or's Royal Veleetiatn Hand, whieb
has en engaged ley the directors at
great xpcnew. This is one of the 1141st
nitst(•a organization* of thepr'sevll
day, All in now playing with great
au?rest* to Vew• 1 -ark. The (4 11',
Signor Cal It* Vietur, is a groan.te
of the lower I 1'umsrrvateerl' of Leip-
zig and the 111 inhere ed the 1'11111 are
niiiodei4n+ of h1 h rank. The Itr.yet
Venetian Hand ', I play on the open-
ing night iuil ou, second day of
the fair. And the :rt Regiment liana
has
been engaged for he thin) day.
The holding of the air on thr •r
day+ will Bite ,len Ilan 1111,1 m,0u1-
C
S. J. YOUNG
'Next Post Office,
Dungannon
.ELLING OUT S
ANNOUNCEMENT
Our 6o Days' Sale is' now expired and in order to
still reduce our stock lower we have decided to extend
tkie sale for
15 Days only, Commencing
Monday, September 10th.
We have still plenty of goods to select from, suitable for the coming season and at
prices that the shrewdest buyers cannot but recognize as GENUINE Bargains. If you have
not as yet been nut to our safe, conte next week, and be convince(( for yourself that this is
the place to hay good honest goods at Bargain Prices.
,lave some special valves to offer at the corning sale in the following lines, viz.:
consisting of Ruff's, Stoles,
Ladies' Furs
'aperines, Etc.
One Crate Fancy German China ; One Case of Underevear, and Five Cases
BOOTS and SHOES.
All the above mentioned have .joist arrived.
.Inst a world of explanation how and why these (;roods are here anti on sale -hast
May we gave orders for the above named goods to be tlt'Iivered Sept. 1st, the China pack-
age being an import order. Tho Furs, Boots a1111 Shoes, etc., were made up in accordance
with our special order. It was only fair and rieoght that we accept them, so our Toss in this
transaction will be your gain, providing yon avail yourself of this opportunity.
The Chinaware consists of some very useful articles 11 hich world sell in the usual way
at from 25 to :►Oc. each, our sale price 10, 15 and 2L'c.
Boots and Shoes.
No doubt you art' well aware of 1114' 1H'ese.nt. advance in these lines. Remember they
were bought at the old prices. ail l will be sold at Genuine Bargains.
Ladies' Furs.
Are you going to want anything in the above line this fall and winter ? if SO, ,Inst
come and ask to see these goods. Have a g(xNI assortment to select from. Remember, it
is only a pleasure to show goods. Also, IIo not forget that our stock in general is still
well assorted, and especially you will final our
Grocery Department
To contain a good selection of Fresh, New and Irp-to-(late Goods at very ('lose ,'rices.
In conclusion, let us thank our many customers and the public in general for their
liberal patronage during our past, sale, and trust that each and every one will make a
special effort to come to our 15 Days' Sale.
1 am your obedient servant,
TERMS --GASH OR PRODUCE.
S. J. YOUNG
Net urea. 141 letter dpportunily than
before for the (11sp1*y of their gonads.
an they will not hit VI* (41 put 1111 their
exhiteils one dray and take thrid dawn
the next, as when the hair wit" held 011
1 we' day's only. 11'ilh the in-reawd
interest that is being Dakere in the ex-
hibition alta year, 4111 excellent oppor-
tunity iv a•
te.enteel (u ,Inv merchant
or manufacturer who wishes to ted -
remise his good* ley placing 1 he'll um
di1play. Applications frt. spry for
tush displays are already 101uf11K in,
toed other* Whn wish 114 Make exhibits
rbnttl,l make application to the seem-
teey a+slut' A. pwesiblea, aa. that the
allotment of apace way 1e Mode.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Ale.. W. I.. Eliot M a'I.11tog al Toronto.
law Elliott wa1 up tow London over Slue
d:y-.
J. (lilt Haldane woe ate hue) Ayr ever sun
.4.).
A. J. fluoro. of Oswego. N. Y.. Ir vtsltlner lu
town.
J. P. eirown hes returned from his trip to the
1we+t.
Mn. west head wait op from. Stratford over
Sunday.
Thr MN-.. Driver have been tpendldg two
week+ 11, rmonto.
Ronald Turner le lip floe New York on •
44.1? of as few day+,
34,..1. It. Kelly len neteniay of • vl.It of a
few d•44 10 Stml(orl.
Ai. T. H. Engineer So•uerville, of Toronto.
ttv- in town )t•+6urdal'.
Air. and Mr :.'Croy 1(41v*gr r et.rasa to 'Heir
hones ad teutta'.o last week.
John t'onue11. of, ('I4Wnl. I kite, Ma taken*
po'ae*1 with F. P. Paulin.
Mew Kato Itrid {r among the vivito, ta•Tor-
Oatoduring exhibition l51ue.
%'alter Slwa.. H. W. Juor- and S. Lsngridge
Ira this morning for Toronto.
red. M1lkmald of th.l Guelph fi (iodcoeh
Itailwly- sea- to town of Tne-L.).
Mi-- J. )'roudfoot 141 (1.111441.11 Toronto and
H.J. Proudfo* knave. in a tea days.
Will l'ralgie left on Tue-d- l for Detroit to
sc •ept a watt •'- berth on the-te1141)er
Mr.. (vain and .14m, of linea h, are vldting
t it furosea, part•... Mr. tont AIn- H. Sults...,
Miss Martha O'Neil left mi Monday for lam
dor). whero +lu• intend. 114 rrnwiu fur ..nue
(oma.
w'. Prnudfoa, K. C., and f 'IS' returned on
Sal ord..). flout their nui 'ah'. vacation in
Maine.
Alexander Doi Id.ton tool an the excnr+ton to
Toronto on 1-u.^ales.
11'ill. J. 1'rawford, of Tbou(-on'+ tousle ew
pontos', i+ Laking a week'- v,.. Alton.
111.+ S. A. Morl'ib rel uruarl on Aloud,
from her vi.41 with Mend. 1,. HI) Ila and '41'1.1
field.
Morri-on Na -son left on lo. return to Tor
woo 11,1 Monday after a 1 i -I, of ime werk-
m low u.
T. C. Wright. 111•n*gor for the Nordhrluel
Piano e'o at 'Montreal, a..- 141 tluderlela un
Labor Day.
R. N. Merritt.
IL'wn few day- In town
bei.
*•.timing his work in 1',lsrboro 1' ad
leg at. Dada ate.
Mr. J. L. Aitken, at.. of (oro to, who ha.
been rl.iti•g her von+ here fur 11.14-.
Irate. for home today.
Mr.. Howell haw gone to Ler homy at Drool
fold afters t wu lentb-' vi -11 wuh *elm t -w
Ilul-rich and Hulme. villi.
Mr. and Alr.. Barber return in a few days to
`fault Ste. Mane after a viol with relative..
and Mrial- in Ihi.. dl't4k•t.
J. W. Peon °. Iva+ In town ,s few da)'.
week In the. Intere.l- of the .-IrrulAtlon deport
11,1111 of 'floe Toronto New..
Mr-. and Ali-+ T.w.ley, M 'Hovland. are 1n
mW° oh a t 1.11 10 tr(.•,d..oat .are gar+(+ 11
M r. Din {Avon. ('inborn, ,10•e1.
Marr) H. Movon., ...flower of the uptown
brao•b of the (tank of Moa read, tat ?Iamb real.
sea. 411 4 iaatei-telt for 1 he holet.ty.
Ibtw) !lodge. of Hamilton. and Mi.. J.
Hodge, of Turmoo, left on Tnewlao- after +.
t '.it et the r•.)deae 01 J. At. Pi ud(.ot.
Wm. AIe1r(dte, of l.1ap0oainat Mi1hwho h.. -
been down on a live week. s l.it to relative. to
1411.41.111,?. 1114ve44 uu hl- rel urn lou,,,* ow.
,tea. M. 1o'N4•11 returned to London on A1014
da) after .pending hi. hdld."v with friend- In
Sonat Sir. Marie. 4.otcrieh and K(rrt+lr(dgr.
The All•se+ Lily and Alay Buyd, daughter, of
Air. arab Mr-. D. Boyd. Klein avenue. ore Awn. -
from St. Loin., Mo. . for a v. -It at the nwren?(1
home.
H. H. Beckett i. In Toronto (ha. week anti
while there i. 1l1Rnding the lee.iiu . and deur
011.1 ratluus of the ( .141aellarl Kmbaluler.' A -
striation.
Mr. and Met. (L,I-.) Park were vi4l,w. 01
tortoni° 141.4 aero. While there 34,-. )'ark
,s e large pnr-huv- of new umllineryy for the
f
trade.
M + ass Tye 1e15yev 1h1v week on her r•
turn . lalawa, where rhe w111 he .emine•ted
With l •I;M•h/,g '1all'in it of the it is
lieu .h a+ been attending.
Mrs. tier mod Ali -s Flossie 1 .aldwell. of
Henvr,ll. w re si.4?ln* their .»11,10 Hr. .4 I..
A diet.. "''Mow hart." for a Werk and r..
turned home n MorMay bd. ..
J. C. Forbes bark to town 041 a ty.41 and
leave+aa In no 1 week. )l• iv at (.resent .•n
barged with the roots) (' on. rue, 1011 4'0. on
the railway ,bee f m Toronto to Sudbury.
'.1'e.My Edward- eft 011 Tuesday for Tor
own, whet r•: he ,rill - nd a few fay. before
going on (0 I'uhomx I, rmI/nmore his
r•ulruurn•lal-penal{-t a the lolle*lale In -ti
tear.
Miss Roar Strang le on Monday for
urimshy 111 m+uno• her ( 11e- nr
high •.howl and A(1-. 4lrae. Strang 1441 tilt
-sone day to a+.amt tier poolt1 in the Mlleh
ell high .'•howl.
Ali+. lbnogh has ret timed f n a trip to
New York and Tnrouto. where .h lex 4011MA
the late -t suet enfold/1 n fanele• in in liner- ue
the lntero.tv of her yuan) euatom1r+ t(,xten
141141 and vicinity. -
Alt+. 'Woe. of Alpena, Mich.. i+ vl.il (g nr
the home of her Meet.. Mr. 11'. F•. ('lark. ',he
sea. awrompen(el to town by her ,laugh r
?1e••. Sanborn, of Alpena. who ha+ returne
home after a cl+t. of a. few day.. herr..
Rev. Ja+. W3l+on lea- app from Toronto for
the diemo*d wedding cf hka pnn•ut.. 11r rr
turned on Pie -Way. i,reompanied by Al,.
%%twin and &lighter. Ruth, who hose been
vi -,ting at the re+Idenee of J. :Sand.. In Inv: n.
anal other relative. In the country.
Will. .1. Pli.rnore. of Detroit, made a brief
rl.lt to tow h this work. -mending Sunday herr.
H4+ y Mend. were glad to ser him. 01
though his tall WA. .n -h a *hart one. lir. Pa --
more i+ pro.perlrg 1n the City of the :•trait
and life there appear. to agree with him.
Mr.- and 'Mr...ha.. Stewart. South •.(nett,
have been vivIting 111 Detroit the past week
end while In the city h..d the plraave 01 at-
(('ndlna farewell reerpt(un at Fort (Wayne
Preabyterfan chinch, given In honor of ,heir
von, J. l're Stewart. who h*+ been In charge of
the rhnrch t4,4. winimer.
,astral artival+nl lime? (lodeMrh : AIN. T.
A. Nevhllt. Hay City. Mich.: Mt. and Alt, 1'.
M. Dunlop anchill. Hou.ron, Tent-; 1 V.
Taylor. I'onllar, Al lth.: AI r. M*,Kellnr. Mi..
Mackellnr, ft. A. Dewar, (Demo.: R. W. lAar•
ton. Toledo: 1'14 dont A. Thorpe, let mit: Mr.
Ed win Lightner, AlI11on Light tier. ,tetrad:
hark. S. Intupinn, Mn. E. M. Lampton,
Inwl'y the, Its.: AL4-- McF:1 or..tmhorthurir
wlrwart Met onnell, J. H. Doyle Huthlo ; MI'.
Lillian 1.aa11, (•atupb•l1. MI. Hannah 1.. Par
.ion John F:. Karon-. Tolcdn: fro. ('a-+
Lightner, ; K. N. Lightner. Detroit : B.
T. Miner. M. H. nowt. Hamilton : Arise fora
Mathew., Detroit : H (.. (4*te+. Alan Dale..
H. S. 1a.w•kburn, Deorgc Brown. London .Mr.
and M. J. D. I'utt.er. 4'olnnabns. 41 ; WI111*nl
F:. S,•niten and Mts. S,•.utrn, Ik•lrost : MI..
A. Holme, %lnerhsi,: Mike Malony, Killer
I!The lllwosoJgp Bork .If'Cr-
=dr's sip•bo•dats methods
nkyfosilitato tbo despatch of
f/iaNs , rower eihofdlrs.
Q•
No eetwo.
- mode
/reprise wis jar
sesrsdwear ,sad adi�w
ar irsonila.
Sovereign
OODERICN &MANCH
M
ANDREW PORTER, Manager.
Jordan Bit...
163
The Skins Yt1k Calf.
About u mouth after the calf leo taken
from the cow it receives twelve to
tourteeu pouuds of skim milk, at two
mouths etghteeu pounds mud thirdly
reached twenty -teen to twenty -Cour
pounds per day. The grain added to
the rather l* fed lu boxes. The calves
begin to eat gruiu whole at fru days
or two weeks old. At Ant u hauJful
1s put to the ca1Cs mouth as goon as It
has tluisbed drinking 1ts milk, and It
soon learns to eat with a repel from
the feed boxes. Never fed grain inlx-
etl lu the walk. Sklul milk calves are
fed what gruiu they will rut tip clean.
At ten 4113 s old they %III nibble at buy.
Feel them all they will eat of !t. Mix-
ed gra**-4 are lost.
AUGUST SPECIAL
copyright I'x.k., tegnter 81.25
and $1.:e). (',raring at 75c each.
Among the above will be
found the following laok'.
When it Wal Dark. •
The . Work of Our Hands, by
Keeys. -
The Heart of the Ancient Wood,
by Itobvi.i.4
The Bar Sinter. by Richard
Harding Davi*.
Tommy and Co., Ly Jerome K.
Jerome.
When Patty Went to College.
Old Gordon Graham, b)' the
author of "Letters of a
Self made Merchant to bis
Also many others of the new
copyright leo(.,
NOTE PAPER
AND ENVELOPES
• Pleasing lealanrr of 111Ir 1101E4.1
Hide piper auld eu% t•Itpet. al
-half off.
Business hnitre : ' N at.1(4 to 0
p.111.
Terms Strictly Cash.
Geo. Porter
Court House Square, Goderich
Telephone Na 100
A mann approached a stand upon
which some (meetinnahle-looking
fowl* were offered for sale. "What
will yon s.11 them for; ' he asked of a
shrewd, gray-iwar414d farmer. "1
*.ell them for profile," answered that
iodividnnl. •'lethat Mn?" answered the
customer in feigned surprise. • I aud
gland to know they are prophets. 1
took them for patriarchs.'
Typewriters
Tb,• fnll..wing err hargnites in
oar.' machines
Underwood, No. I $70 00
No. I Yost • • 17,56
I Empire • • 35.00
Ribbons et the dozen rate.
W. E. ELLIOTT
PH( 'Nl 1.2
11
School Shoes
Now is the time to buy school- shoes for the
boys and girls. Ther will need good strong
servieable shoes, the kind that will third 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 stock has been selected with the greatest
cart: from the best manufacturers and does not
include anything that will not give satisfaction.
Queen Quality
Shoes
for
Women
SOLE AGENTS
REPAIRING
Walk -Over
Shoes
Iur
Men
Downing & MacVicar
Corrugated Galvanized •
Iron Roofing tad Siding,
SKYLIGHTS,
HOT AIR FURNACES,
FARMERS' FEED BOILERS.
WHEELER & BAIN
479 King Street East,
TORONTO.
1
TO THE PUBLIC
• The price of beef rattlerloroughom he
(tnti•h Empire h..- dropped a notch 111
I w•O, and eon -r, urnl1* Weal pries.. are
des n. ter are wowupyl)alig all eu(-
at lower price.. alias or 600111) i -s-
eemed, it not owner. than es ere M.
I.KAN'S MF:.A'l' M.IHKFT handle. all
kirwla of meat-, poultry, rte.. .and. w hal.
itanking the public fur their lib.ral
patronage, ser-olirll a Mid 11111: 1We of
the name.
$cLEAN BROS..
1 vomer E a.I se. aud sonar:. tioderieli.
OLD HENS WANTED
irsammelmsomsomemmi
We will pay the higtha's1. 10.51 prices
fur live old bens. »leto .(11411p,•, chickens.
lucks and all kinds of poultry. Men-
tion this peeper.
THE CANADA POULTRY AND
PRODUCE CO.. Limited.
■ .stratford. - Ontario 1
iles
waren
REPAIRING
IS OUR
SPECIALTY
r
We fully guarani,-
olir work
H. PARK
Jeweler and Optician
',Jath side Square
a
TELEGRAPHY
i. the flet -lilt 100.1-.1. 1,4-1•11t011 u
1 , I , .g In.,.
15 151?,, .., per :aunumt In 111.111,, ••••111. i..
\ iu ten *...an.• n Koos oprrnt.x m •ix month.
11 )cat -1 na) ui 1,81.1 ,',t rad Trk•gnahol
hv S. 'to.
(l.rru,r) - d. Kid. 'I'rwvnto. The awl -1 -,how how
in a ameba. 11 rile for part initis-.
W. N. BNAW, T J, JOHNSTON.
l' idrul. Poi.' ail
Phone No.
25
o gel!
iii .c., 1I
Court House
Square
First Showing of Fall Coats
FIRST shipments of fall coats are now here. Garments that are right
in every little detail that goes to make a stylish jacket. Tailor-
made and faultless in fit. The long loose tweed coat, severely plain,
or trimmed with velvet or braid, is the popular coat today, with black
a strong second for later wear. We cannot begin to tell all the good
oints of this coat stock here, you will have to see the garments for
y ' urself. That is why we want you to come and 'look them over.
You're as welcome to look as to buy.
Ladies' tourist coats made from fancy tweeds, in grays ��O•oo
and fawns,nal ..peeach
Tourist coats mads from fancy tweeds in stripes and rherks, trimmed
with velvet, braid, etc , a splendid assortment, extra value $15 00
at each illi
Ladies' fine tourist coats. new and nobby tweeds. trimmed $2`illi 41\ 000
with braid and velvet, no two garments alike, each $t8 and \\JJ
BLACK COATS $to.00, $t5 oo, $r8.ao.
A Great Dress Goods Stock.
There is a great dress goods stock here this fall. A stock that is better by
far tbsn any that has ever boon here before. Most of it imported (direct. Many
exclusive fabrics you will .ee nowhere else 111 town. In plain materials values you
will not beat anywhere. All the fashionable shades in them. Dozens and dozens
of patterns in fancy tweeds for snits or separate skirts. Our three faltlons broad-
cl(Jhsare exceptional value. (;lack and all colors at each price.
36 inrhes wide, 5o rents
45 Inches wide, 85 cents. •
48 to 5o inches wide, $t.i5 and $1.25.
Beyond question the best value en the trade.
New tweed tubings, grays, blues, etc., 5o and 6or.
New tweed :innings, plaids and over checks in grays,
greens, blues and reds.
Fine tweeds and worsted snitings, 5o to 54 inches
wide, mannish effects, very dressy, per yard $1.15
and $r.25.
New invisible plaids, handsome materials for suits or
separate skirts, made from fine Australian yarns,
patterns with red, green and blue the predominat-
ing color, per yard $1.40 to $t.5o.
600 PAIR CASHMERE HOSE TO SELL
AT 25c PER PAIR.
This the exact number pairs cashmere hose
WC have to sell at one quarter of a dollar a pair.
'i'hey are wonderfully good value for that money.
Made from soft wools, have seamless feet, large
size and altogether the best ssc worth cashmere
hose 'we have ever sold. On sale for the first
time Saturday.
000D SEWERS and
APPRENTICES
WANTED
a
for dressmaking dep.trt-
ment. Steady 11' (t r
Apply at' once.