HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1907-10-3, Page 44 ToURADAY, October 1, 1907
THE BEST Y .
OODERICH INDUSTRIAL EXHIBI
TION A GREAT SUCCESS.
Has One Good Day's Weather and a
Big Crowd Turns Out Receipts
Small on Other Days Splendid
Showing of the Products of the',
District Many Merchants Make
Do s p'1 AV s Special Attractions
a Good Drawing Card. ,
The first year in the histol v of the
Goiderich lllduatrial Exhibition, as the
Goderich tall allow is flow called, was
a record-bt•cwker and the fair of 19U7
Will be returwbered us all unqualified
surra ns. Thr weatherun the opening
day. Wetine•eday, was anything but
promising and in consequence the
attendance that day wait very light.
The rain carne un in showers the after -
noun of the closing day, but the ulain
day of the show. Thursday, was all
that could he desired and the attend-
ance was very large. Tickets uusn-
beted in consecutive under were used
this year stud there were :4,618 :adult
and 891 children's paid aeahuissiona dur.
Ing lhr fair. l'uuutin9 " (hr wrm-
bers and others who were efal nittrd by
pass, there would The over S,I11sl lt-t m
Milrl!e•d thrlouKII the gates during the
[air.
Uu the whole the exhibits were
ahatad of last year's, especiaally as to
number. Kvery space in the initial
building was taken ip and the
Dlerehauts took a greater interest in
tithe fair than for wme years, it large
number uwking displaya of their
g Th • central rulundu was occupied
by C. C. ler with a display of heall-
room furnishings, electric IiKht sup-
Vies,Vp
st
uves, hardware and plumbing.
J. Hrrper and J. H. Wurw•II A Sem
had similar exhibits, the latter alae
showing a furnae:e. George Beckett
had a number of stoves on exhibition,
J. W. McDonald some sewing uta-
chinem and D. Stoldart, jr., it display
of tutrners and trunks, rte. Hudgeuh
Bros. occupied the whole width of the
north wing with a displays of c:arLa,
ruga, curtains, etc:. Mc .rate Biros.
I'M u Iargr showing of c�u'I, and
D. Millar CO. one of drygo d. slid
smantles. James F. Thuunsnl hada
good display of musical inatruwe11Ls
and the other lines handled by him.
The Western Cauauba Fluor Mills ('O.
had apyramid of salt and Hour in (Nags.
Miss Polley had a coltgction Of lutigtAd
china on exhibition. 1). Bell haul his
carpet Isom in operation. H. H.
Becker' had a Iargr. display .if furni=
ture. The power at the wwn electric
ht station was kept on during the
ternoon and :added considerably to
the effectiveness of the merchants'
displays.
THE FRUiT EXHIBIT.
The apple exhibit, although At very
fair one for such an unfavorable sea-
sonsa the present one has been, was
not up W teat of other years and the
fruit.wits lacking loth in sirs and in
color. The Spies and Baldwins, which
usually appear in much barge numbers.
were not there in any quantity and
the few platen representing theme two
of our beat commercial varieties were
not flnt-class in min Or color. The
best -colored apples were a few
Duchess and a plate or two of Alex-
anders and Mackintosh Red.
The pewee, like the apples, showed
that the mission was not a favorable
one. There were fewer Harllets than
usual and the monstrous Duchesm and
Clairgeau, which were the, admiration
of the visitors of other years, were not
Ito be seen. In point of color A very
fine plate of Clapp s Favorite was the
best in the collection.
Plums and peaches were halt it very
scanty supply, but the show of grapes
fairly surprised everybody. There
appear to br same new aspirants for
the much cuvet.e(1 reel tickets and our
old exhibitors will du well to keep an
eye on the ••your stern" tit, they will
be distanced alt. future allows. Some
of the late varieties of gral,es were
not well colored, but the collections of
twelve, eight and four varieties did
credit to the growers. The handsome
Niagara, which is by mill olds the hest
white Krape grown, was an fine atm
in Other yearn and the Cunror•ds,
Wilders and some of the rel and
purple grapPr erre not far behind.
n the whole the grape exhibit wam me
gold one and far exceeded what alight
have been expected from such au on.
favorable saaultro.
• A change w a s nlaude f r o DI
last year in the placing of the dairy
product.", bread, preserves. emekes, rte.,
upstairs tiled three cla imses were 'un-
usually well filled, its were also the
other ladies' depairtineuts, eslo•rially
the fancy work claaesem. The exhibr
tion of flowers waw one of the liest
ever s•eu _ at the Looted irh Lair. III
numlN•r of entries the fruit was con-
siderably in :advance of former year*.
The "Midway" was Onusuald• fldl
of aide shows. The Ferris wheel
proved a ,cent attraction for lilt -
young people, and for lots of tile- older
on", too. The glassblowerm, the om-
Riflet mall. Emma, the fat girl, It
merry-go-round, two moving picture
shows, a mhoNoting gallery, an anat-
omy exhibit, a photo gallery, and
places where yon puuld throw balls.
at nigger faces Or rings around rane•m
for your sphre cash, beside! till- crip de
that coo d cough his hmir with �I iN
feet, nil mlenled to Im• cluing It good
business,
The fine rornling hears and nionkr)•M
were rrnaark.ebly clever. They W,.r.
forneol tell \Vcdne,day evening. All( on
Thursday afternoon anti evening. hal
owing to I ll,• shower•m tiD Friday did
not Kice &n exlultil.ion that till )•, inuvh
to the dimaplNm
eintcnt of %anal• who
tnawle their first. vimit tit the mhow on
that day. ,
H. L. Pucker, of 1,011i lien. lamed the
dining haul privilege.. .
T[ IF It %CE 4.
Four goal horse racess were inclndcd
in the prngrartl, Ule formes' that and
2:10 rice Iwing part on, oil Thu•isbly
afternoon and the olwn rue and run-
ning rner on Friday afternoon. The
rellults we re an roilowN : '
r.t llNxR's Tae? OR 1•"'a
WKsgleWm 1%nrtchl I .... I I I
Oliver0or lUederichl .......... .... Y L t
A. Church A)odsrrohl .. . '1 3 4
Will. MrlAnnan IlwnrtrrL......... 1 5 a
JR., its, t a .syy,
PeterMm..Intl (Parlor's Hun....
., a it a
vast Tm//T not rier:R,
H. li. M0.1land• POrl •r. Hill. '
It. Itnei-noa•raiq. Grand IN•nd.
A. A. yoNnx• 1'Rrlow.
orr.s. •
J. w, t]mlth. A1,111ericho Misanerl Chief I I I
It. B. MolAlland's nester's till)) Little
Fled . .. ... .. ! s i
H Mow
snbs erry (hand 14.1, s'aaaldle
IAA i... i ..
! l i
X skmarte RMi Ke� ... ( a a
A. YPollYY1 10444
s • :e
(/ atutom Jfn RACK.
Y..0oeg.�nliGierlrh.
J. 4 Aitken. flM ern h.
HORSF I,.
Rn A DNT R R.
Filly or gelding, three yoars old. J. A.
R
Whitely : filly orrutingg, two years
old. John Knox, %V, F. itsung : filly
of -gelding )roat•IinK, Fred Mlurgun.
Huhner' v;. ; brood ware. M. J.
Part-, A. A. Yount( ; foal'uf 1Wi, John
Knox, GOO. l.rIthwaite ; pair of
matchtd hormer, m(►res or geldings,
Uundry Brun . single horse, rurtrobr
Keisling, Robt. King, %V. I. McLean..
aADULIt.
Nares Or geldings, Fred Murgnn, J.
L. Aitken.
I AHHtAUK.
Stallion. u11y- Age. Fred Dpavis, E A..
tlatlery : filly or gelding. three years -Id. John Jamieson, jr.. filly or geld-
nq, two years tilde A. W. Young.
1'has. A. `VItitelyy ; yearling• filly or
Welding, Robt. Glen. Alex. (lien .
brand mare, Jas. Chisholm. Alex.
Mein ; foal of 111(6. Jet$. Chisholm,
Alex. Glen ; lutir of nwtched var-
us•{. horses. Gundry Bru+.: single
,viriage horse, Uuudry Blow.. Peter
Nit IAtalgrll.
UKNERAL PCHPO4E.
Bnxxi niare, Chas. Clifton, Perry
Sit -wart ; filly or gelding, two Vyiord
old. Percy Stewart; )'exiling, Holey ur
vel ling, N. Furse, Mrs. F. V. NurneY :
f...tl of lima, Petry Stewart, W\ An-
dt.•ws .1luatched team. hied 1laa% .
.\UHIIULTURAL.
Brood Hove, A. -McLeod. Hobo.
lilen ; filly or f(eldiug.' two years old,
P, -IVY Stelwart�Jae. McManus: filly or
gAdulg, yearling., It. Ai•enstrung.
II dubs linos.: levyel of 11116, AI Me-
iAXA. Chas. Clitt lli : tnatrhr al tearu.
I .memory Suffield. 44 , llisholfil.
H IPAVY nRArT, IM •:1111'1:1 OR cAN.\-
UTAN R KD.
Rrallion, threw ye, 1•+ old and ul1-
wAld, .,Fret Davis : site Ilion, yearling.
Fred Davis; broad war . \\'..Maar lis.
Jtts. Hayden-, filly ur elding, two
,%,•ars "Ill, John Chisholm Gru filen :
tellyy ter gelding, vei•linl, John W.
S•+Ikeld : span, %%. F. 1 lung. Jas.
1 ehisholnl ; foal of IlMli, \V. Marquis.
J w. llaayderl.
CATTIX
istiolrTHalRN tl•I•HK Il ItK11.
Roll, two ve.at•s ,:!do
ld nod up aril.
John Baul•; Inlll. unr ye;u o1J, "
Barr: boll calf, J. \\'. Salkeld ; I w,
J. \\'. Salkeld. Jaws. M.-Mitnus, Ise
year, : heifer, two yea, old, Role
lilen, .Ills. Chisholm. John Harr ,
heifer. tine year old, John Biter. in..
C•'hisholm, J. W. Saalkehl heifer calf,
John Bnrr, J61owSalkeld A Son.
tl KltaRY (PuRr lrttFDl•
Holl, any age, Ueo.. Lait\visite :
clow, Juhu Knox, lis,. Laithwxitw:
heifer. two )•Pars uld,.Gets. IARIIWAite,
Ist Anti 2nd ; heifer, under two years
old, Gi-o. failhwaite, Iso :old god.
UHADK (,.\rrl.R.
('role, John Barr, Ist And 2nd, Rohl.
Andrews: heifer. two years old, J,thu
Barr. .1. S. Clark, 2nd xud 3rd : Heifer,
one year old, John Rarr, (,ell. Latith-
waite : heifer calf, S. Farsr, -John
Barr: two-year-old steer, John Hart-,
Ist and 2nd, J. W. S:►Ikrld; yearlinK
steer, John Harr, W.,F, Young: alert•
calf, John Barr, J. N. Clark.
F.%T c.\TTLB (ANY BBKRUI.
Fitt steer, John Harr, J. W. Salkeld;
fat heifer, John Harr, Robt. Andrews;
fat row, John Harr.
SHEEP.
LEII'KNTERA.
Haw, two shearm Panel ove: Robt.
Glen, John Harr ; shearling ram,
John Harr; rain ImeniL. Robt. Glen, Ist
and -'.fill: ewe, two shears and over,
Robt. (lien, lot and 2nd: shesrling
ewe, Robt. Glen, John Barr: ewe
lamb, Robt. (lien, fast Audi 'and.
1 INCOLNs.
Hain, two shears and over, (len,
Prnhlale, Jam. Uhishuln); Nhearling
ram, Geo. Penhale, ; rain laulb,
Uel. Penhal4-, last panel 2nd : ewe,
two shears and over, Ge). Petlhale,
Ist and 2nd ; ethearliug ewe, Ileo. Pell-
hall-. list and 2nd ; ewe larval), ties,
Penhale, Imt And 2nd.
a11HOPm1111tK Dalw•Nm.
Shearling ram, Geo. Glen, Andrew
Dunkin ; ram laanlb, Gen, Olen, An-
drew Dunkin ; ewe, two she:lrs and
lover, Andrew Dunkin, lest and 2nd :
shesrling ewe, Ger, (lien, Andrew
Dunkin; ewe boob, Geo, (filen, Ist
and 2nd. ,
OXFORI)sH I HF. IK)%'NM.
Retail lands, \%'. F. Young: rwr, two
shears and tearer, Jas. Chisholm, IV.
F. Young; ewe Iamb, %V. F. Yofing,
Jaw. Chisholm.
ANY 1411I6KI), NAMED, myr ON •rHR mmr.
Ewe, two sheare :rad over. John
Harr, Ist mnsl '2nd : mhea i ling ewer,
John Baur, last. and 2nd.
FA•r siixi .
First, fat, sheep, .lohn Hurl. (ieu.
Pen hale.
PiGS.
IMPR/IyFr) IIKRKNHII()-..
Rotor, over one veer old, Snowden
Brom. ; Imuar. littered in 1111x, Sntewd/•n
Brim. list staid 2nd: sow. our year old
and lever, Snowden Bros., Ist end
2nd; mow, littered in llit)7, Snowden
IiroN., lettand god.
TA M wolt-r H a.
Hoor, oyer one )•eau• old, Snowden
Bros., Ist And 2nd : boar, littered in
111117, Snowden BrAls., oat and 2nd.
IMPROVED Ye1ttKKHIHE.
Roar, littered in is11r..film. Hayden,
list anti 2nd ; sow, litterwl in 11116. ,lam,
Havden, Ist and 2nd.
11HADEs.
Sow, One v,-nr old and over„lohn
Salkeld At Son, Mrs. J. T. SAlkeld:
sin%•littet-HI in 111117. A. E. Matheson,
Sfio.wden Room. ; leen tit twobarorl
pigs, McNeil Brom., I'llR
ns. '. it, •11.
Pl)1'I'Tit V.
Corhim, Gro. \%'. Irwin : Dorkingm,
(leu. %\'. Irwin : Ilxnlhurga. (:eo. N'.
Irwin ; 1A•ghorna, white, single crnnh,
Hohllem Braa. : 1A•Khornm, white•, relae-
t glib. lira. W. Irwin : I'll vnunrth
Rocks, lesn"l, lira. \\', Irwin, INI send
.-"ad : PIyfllofith hocks, Miff, (iso, W.
Irwin, Ist and '2nd; WvxndutteN•
white, O. Pennington, R. 11ow•nw•nd ;
AV'vnudutlem. Nilver laced, If-. \%'.
Irvin; %yvmndnttes, gulden, Hert
Towrim. -nd :•Arldaluminna, I', arm, .1, S.
Howrie ; Minorraa. black, Hohnes
Brum., Hirt Townm-gd : Bantnlal+.
black Afriranm. .Ins. K. Hardv : Head.
tamm, Any other variety, Jam. E.
Hardy ; hrrkeyN, bronze, 1lolnrP4
Brim.: ge•ase, Toulouse. John "hill -
holm . g" -w. any Other variety, John
Swlkeld k Sori, Mra, .1, T. Smlkeld ;
ducks, Pekin, (leo. \\', iratin, 1st And
2nd. .
At'ItINI. Innil".
Coto ling, (ie/. W. Irwin : i carkintt(t•.,
(leo. \V, Irwin: rimnlbut•ga,(i/•n. `V.
Irwin, Int and 2nd : black Nppnnnish,
Mii,..1. S. Howrie : I,eghornN, hrown,
rose cnmh. Mn..1. S. Howrie ; Leg-
horits, white, min Ie cnmh, Ifnlmes
Brom., Me%..1. S. Howrie : Legho rnsI
white, rose romb, Hnht)Pn Bros.
Polish, any vnrism - (:au. W. Irwin :
P)ym„111h R,s•kn, s.nrt•PII. Geo. W. Ir-
win; Plymouth Pock*, whiU
te, . Pen-
nington ; Wyandott.ee, white, (). Pen-
nington, let and 2nd : WyAndottea,
11il-r laced, (iwr. W. Irwin, lot and
find ; Andaluasians, Wit J. R. Hewrle,
Int and 2nd ; Minorraa, black, lfnlmPm
Arras., Uso, I.althwadte ; bantams,
THFFx' SIGNAL: GODERICII, ONTARIO . II
�eee�w i _- --
Pekin, Gs). W. II. rwin : llsntu I tit I I goodookLil am
other var10ly, Geta. W. Irwin, Sol
Furse: turkeys, bronze. ifullnrs
Bros. ; turkeys• seely other vurl0h', I __ate__ 4
\\'. F. Yuuog ; grew. Tuuluuse, Jobst -s.ofA.,ri�li� alaam V.
Chi►hulm: geese, ally (offset- vari,t). argJ& tuerd a�tyAtme •.tel -w
Goo. I.aithwaite. let and '2nd ; ducks,
Pekin. (inti. W. Irwin ; Kuinea ruwl, id it of thebecat-rt:aciy t z:),a
S, Meese. I The hi�llea epartirw .,,
RHKK11N11 Pietxs - urniKg YUCNU 1)11 ' �n rt .
OLD. I Semi -ready Cost ar tt1A
BrIaluumem, light or dArk•. Ural W. Ir as carefully auriehuneudyinli
win Cuc•hin+, (set). %V. Irwin : Lew- us the arts that
hurls• Hul'int•s Hrum. ; \\'yaundotlrc, l P
l►. Pentlingtun. Bert Townsend : that's why Sem
1.Augshans Gets. %V. Irwin, Mo.. J. S• yuelity is hacketll)sutrprr .
Howrie ; Miuurcas, Htsh11rs Bros. .
lieu. W. Irwin : ljorkinga• Uel. \V. full guarantee.
11 win.
MIscKLf ANFut'K, Sem;-ready TailoringwerstlsgoN
('olteclion of fish in aquarium, ('has. achieved in a moment. The,.,"
A. Wells, Mrs. ,F. C. Murrey : culler- !
tion of Pigeons, Bert Tula•usrlld. �unl, and its present pe>bar�j;p
AIiRICULTIBt t Townsend.
!1• graduated from years elf-exprnmtaQRl
and experience. &steipronouncaealliffil/
FIELD ORAINM, r.rc.
Uiehigan Amber wheat. J. K. \Vise, hood as custom taslurinCigits"-J• I
tialunt•I \\rise; Daws dl's Bolden Chatf a Netter product than any custom
fall %11031, J. %V. Salkeld, J. K. tailor camproduce.
\\rise : telly Other variely Gtll voilealt.
%'hilt•, J. K, \\rise, S. FIF •; nay AsIts,rdb.q
nth..• variety rail -beatTI
el, N. w11W
Fell-, Ilolnnes Brim. spriheat.
rw
S. Film-. Mc\ril Bos. ; lowed a.SrlltiereaLui.). J. K. \\rise, S:unti\\rise; $'U�ot
two.robed barley, 1. K. Wis�•, Sanl• 's 'e +
url \1'iNe•; large lens, J. h. \\'iso•• ALo.ne6..n••Ir.ti.,., bcbev&44te�J
Samuel Wise. small lm•as, J. K. Win•, b1sL•.,L,,sa..m�d.
S. Foust— %$Isle oats• S."ouel' \\rise, ahead.
J. K. %% i.e.: Metric O,tl4..1. K. \1•i.e.
1• A1e111r1 \\rise : Hex st"l..1. K. \\lm.-,'
A. McIA,NI: to,loth)• s4 tel, J. K.
Wise, McNeil Hou..: vlover sed. A.
Mc1A-od : white Iwans, S. Furse. J. K. GODIERICH.
\Vise.
Fall and Winter Stock Complete
Special attention given to
DRESS GOODS AND BLACK SILKS
Some 8 or to ends of Dress Suitings, 4 to to yards to a piece, $I.00
to $1.50, your choice for FIFTY CENTS.
UNDERWEAR
Men's, Boys', Ladies' and Girls' Underwear, all prices and
rock bottom prices. 1`' 1i
FLANNELETTES AND WRAPPERETTES
The biggest and best stock we ever had.
LADIES' AND GIRS' COATS
Be sure and see our stock everything new and uptodate, direct
from the makers.
.N; J. H. Colborne ' GODER; 1'E
McLean Bros. - - AOtab
moommon� - - ........................ Raj
err.
}•IKLU 11eol'N, l'KU K`r.\IILKs, ktt'.
Laing uuungold wurizels, \%'. T. Bell, I . _. ill
A. F. Mathratsn: glob• Inxugold (1Ady: knittedyuilt, Ik•IiaSyluiugtun, The Signal ;Intl The \V"kl• tion
wort/ria. \\', T. Hell, JAs. Kirke:u- Molole's early, Mrs. V. A.1 Iloinlier : Mrs. tier. Nott ; I;rtwhet wol a, ,,,lilt, ITulnntul to January let, IINN, io new LEARN DRESSMAKING BY MAIL
I : iuteri neeliate unaugoid w'utzels• Ih'aghtun, (;elft(,• Laithwaite, \\'w. 1►e•li:a Symingl"n : woollen stocks. Mr•s suhscr•illen for 31) cents, to your spare time at home, or
\Y. T. lull, .las. Kirkpatrick; 4widt• %s,%trno•k : %Vinchel. N'tit. \Vtu•uso'k ; (ilea. Nut. A. \y. Yte11ug; wooll. ra ----
turnips• \\'.'T. Mills John Salkeld R \\'yulllingred. Walt. Warnock:llurlh- glove a, Mlrs.liwa. %Ott. Delin SVIIIill- -- -- Take a P•1'•01111 Course at School
Son ; while carrots. Jus. hu•kpAtru'k.
4•rn IiKht. \Vila. \\'tgrno•k : nny other
toll; , wodlen tuitta 1►ella Symiugton,
Thus. \\'. lull; corn, dent, lie \\'.
variety, C. A. \\'elle, Isnau SAlkeld;
yrs• Gw,, Nutt: house-nl,ade rtK 11141,
1.1,11is.
Andrrw•h, Jam. Kirkliaatrick; corn,
water Melons, 1'. A. \\'ells; tuusk
tide,. Nott. Deli.+ Syrvlington•
cleat, any tether v,u•Irty, S, Fj11•se•
welmm. 1'. A. Wells; cilrons. 1). 1\',
hulle-mule wool mal, )'aro. 114•lic
Thus. W. Hell :lar'Kest pfiuq)ki:n.ti•
Ilawiltou, A. F. Matheson. W. An-ISvielinKton,
\It's. (ie.. Nola: Kru1.
W. Andrews. '2llet; l:argral tori ilea,
John Salkeld R Son. A. E. Slxthe-
,11•t-wa(li
FLU\\'FRS•
aNllilt, lineal front. hand -retitle. Lell.t
.Well; l:arg,•eet anti (Nest stock- til field
1 '011eetiun of cut Ho%'el's, IL Iii-
Itainiltuu: gent: aulcy flannel
shirt, ha nd-made, Mm Geo. Nutt :
corn, Alex. Men, Jets. Kirkp:triek :
agar INets, U. W. Andrews, McNeil
Reed, 11. 1. WARRIORS : dahliah, V. A.
het lady's underwear, fancy, Mrs. (leu.
- ills. -
\Yell+, \\'110. Warnock- -,yet.ensal.
Nutt. 2nd s e iheoidery on linen OR
a
DAIRY1 RUUI'(:TS.
%%',,I. "',aft. %%'111. \\ aa1•u4vk • brand
cottoll'with floss, Mrs. F. C. MOI.11e)',
ell omads t, b1e butter, mated fur
I
louquet, If. I,. %VaLmnl, ('. A. \\'ells, .
MrN. A. Johnston : embroidery.
14"111x11, MI's. 9%\'. K. illy, Delia
use, W. E. Du4nin. Lynn It. flaluil-
tabor INouyurt. H. 1.. \\'stsnn. H. 1►.
Reed ; thereof desiKil. if. L. Watson ;
Svillinglon : e•11ahruidery photo frialue,
t"n. Sots. Jags. , H. Jtehnmton : teen
vol. zinnias. dteublr. \\ln. \\'net. '2nd :
Sirs. h. l'. Nurney, Urs. \\'. T. Mur -
1,U11111 talels• littler. In 1'rm•k. a:tl toil
free err •alt use. %V. E. Duruin. A. Mc-
1
truss geraniuuam, sitigle flower. ('. A.
trey 1.1111 ere111IeF\' .e•Ilfre plPe•r. lilll'll.
Mrs.Disls.ntl, W. E. Kelly; Vitt
L,1111 F. Matheson ; butler, li+•e•
%\enN,'210: ffIIa•1g.-toldolllm, duuhle.
N,alcolru McKaty, 1'. A. Well•, •
.Ii",.
Inroider', doylies, linen., half-dozen.
�N,unke i rdl, I,i•naa It. Ilamiltuu, \\'.
'lunkrrt; \Ile. Jes. fl, .Inhnstsm : td)
phloxes, annual. H. D. Iferd. MAl,•nlen
Mrs. W. T. 3furne•v, 3Is. lien. Nott :
1•Itibete,l,l.•ry Nl,ll•l„1:11x11•.)yl•1•, WIO. Hol -
or I-mck I hotter :I \\'. , Ihardn,
McKay .. gladiolus, I1. D. Reel, \\'lel.
\Varno'k -.11some-tv. Ualrolnl N.•Kay.
L•nul, MI.. \\'.'T, Murnev: erlbloid-
SIs. .lss. ll. JohnNton, \\C Plunkett.
\\'111. loVioilm•k. S. 11•.-,•: l,atll'""
Ircloth. \\. E. Keld•. .firm.
•'1'1' is%- F.
BORTICUL 'RAi. I)F:PAHTME\" .
\Veil. \Vat11"N•k, If. D. HWYI : 1N•tmliam,
\� . T. Marney ; rmbruide•ry lunch or
'
single. If. 1). Reel, W. W;at:: colrus,
[),icl,A-k Lea Noth, Delia Synsington.
1•PLFa.
C. A. Wells; catllua* H. 1), Reel.�Mlr,
J. S. flowrie.: embroidery Ira
Ten varietieri, mm�neal, four mutniller
%\111. \Varno•k -.bogmiiats 1.1•x. 1'. A.lt•usv.
any kind. MIN. tiro. Nutt.•Mrs.
Ur (sell, send six 'inter, W. Hichaul•
John \V, Salk
\\'ells, Mr-. %V. T. Turney: artisan.1I►oty;
rnlhroiJery, three handker-
linen, Mrs. J. S.
t it ; six varieties,
irons, double, in bloom. CA. Wells,
chief". with initial".
named, cooking, t ) snnnner or fall.
2nd:hangiugtdowe•hnmk4 L.C.A. %V01K.
Howrie, Doli: Symington . tiunbroid-
And foot winter, .It in W. Sa11keIJ•
'rhos.
H. 1.. \\'ntstin : rxlotir teens, SI. %\'.
cry ren silk I - Niatill. MIs. lh,t_v. Retia
%%'. Bell. W. BI•hau; Kix varier
7', Slutnrv; nastntifiuim, fl. 1.. \%'all-
S)'Illiil,(tun: embroidery on Imdting
ties, nained, dessert, t •ts sunitner ter
sun. %V. •\Varnock ; sweet lN•as, Mlt•s.
cloth, Delia Symington, Mrs. lira.
fall, and fourw•iule.is) in] %%'.Salkeld,
J. S. Howrie. H. L. W;ttson; amparn-
Xott: embroidery, lire glitch, Mime
%V, Bichan : yellow rmensparent.
Kits, Mrm. \V. 1'. Murnrv, r. E. Hing-
S)•mingtlnt; ennlorniderv, cross oetilch
Archie TORO ; Duchemr of l4clenhurK,
haul : storks, single spikem, Slpalrall„t
iota liner) or me•een. \%'. E. Kelly. I1. L.
S. Furse. John W. Salk,- . Amhie
McKay H. i. loVatsun • begonias,
\Y.4tmoan: ellfhrltide'. ejelet. Delia
Total ; Alexander, N'. Hi sin : St.
flowelanK, It- i. Wat-on. C. A. \Vells ;
SvIleinKtnn, t'. H. Il11111b •r ; elubruid-
Lawrence•. F. E. Hingj(hato .. . eltltfwh
mlInflowers. If. 1. Wntslon. 2nd,
"I'-), mllndts%•, \\. F:. Ken y, Mrs. W.
red, Iluhnem Brim, ChnN. A. \ litely ;
box and name -cwt imita
Bona
T. Muroev: unlbroidery, iianolsh cut
Cayuga red sneak, '20-117.. Apple.
AHATP.I'It.
walk or Ib•JrIN,, Mrs. J. S. Howrie,
'tmnsi: Snikeld. \\'. Hichan : ' 1 -tri.
Collection of cntfiowers, %Vua. %Var.
17. Symington: embroidery with
pippin Or cabasbcn, fern. IAith lite,
no,'k : hand bouquet, Mrs. C. A. House-
jewels, \\'. F. Kelly. hors (Iro. Nott:
lie W. Andrews. Mrs. J. T. . Ik-
ber, W: \Vaarnnrk : table Isaaluel,
eulhrnidery himbingei. 1). Millar, Me".
edd : mnow, F. E. Hingham. .1 e.
\\111. %Vw-nock. and : ge:uni11ms.
A. Johnstuti :-riblsAl work. 1), Mil -
McManus : wealthy. Jas. McMa -
doub-le. in bloom , • 114 -rt Townsend
Inr, Mrs. \%', T. Mlurney : a•trh-
To enable all to learn we lea,h on
cash or instalment pian. We also teach a
permOnal class at school once a m,mlh.
Class commencing last Tuesday of cath
mouth,' These lessons teaches how to cul,
fit and put together any garment front the -
plainest shirt waist suit, to the most rubor1
ate dress. The whole family can learn II ui
One course. We have taught over -
thousand
thousand dress -making, and guarantee ,a
give five hundred dollars to any on .• Ih..t
cannot learn between the age of as .end
40. You cannot learn dress -making a
thorough as this course teaches d iron
work in shops for years. Beware of nud.r-
ti.one as we employ no one out%.d,• the
sckool. This is the only experienced Dres%
Cutting School in Canada and excelled by
none in an other country. Write At once
for particular, as we have cut our rate one.
thud for a short time, Address :-
IAMW OMS-CUMNI SCiNKIL.
u Eris 1►L. tlsrattord. Ont.. Cassel.
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us, \\'. Bichan ; ril,ston pippin,
1'rewarthet Brim., John W. Salk-
rld ; king of Tompkins. Jam. Me-
Manum, A. \\'. Youngg • cranberry
`tie1illJnhn ttxlks.JJos.
)• ; Prwnukte. 1:. \\'. Andrews, \\'.
Mhlcohn McKay : foliage plants, Mrs.
F'. 1'. :durnfiv. Mrs. N'. T. Money ;
•gorlinm, IJ. • D. Reed: sweet pram.
%'. NVarnock, .*!rid ; munHuwer, Wall.
,\ rne,ck.2nd.
GARDEN VEGi:TAHLF�1.
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.t ......!ude-d n.. INeg• -•..
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/ GOOD SITUATIONS
alkeiV-
Stellar ; Wagner,uSlt•s. J. T. Salkeld•
-
('hats. A. Whitely ; Iluhbatdson's Nun-
C'oI Ilion six varieties of potatoes
RIGHT'S
such, Mrs. J.•T. Salkeld : \yrstfivld'm
C. A. 'tens. S. FIRM': Ial'ly Potatoes:
-a
F
Seek -no -farther, Holt. Glen. .loan W.
A. F:.. theson, C. A. \Viols; lotaa-
Z
VACANT
F.
Salkeld ; Rhode lAmind ✓rrrning, .let-.
toes; ally other variety. 1). Proust% ('.
1
Ms-Nnnu,,'Th m. W. 84.11. J. Hierken-
ridge ; baldwill, flollnes Bro.... 'Thies.
A. \\�Vllm ' Kenntiler arluasl4 ,outer
Salkeld x S. it : hollobard s.11latsh, John
DISEASE
' Z
%Veporpose making further extensionm to our businrma next
\\'. Bell. W. Bichan ; Tall o li m hix et.
Salkeld k Su , \\'m. Andrews : whiter
nwnUt and will hxvti situations for n rusher of smart girls loop-
6
John \V. SAlkeld. A. Mcleod : Aloe•-
tie golden rr rye A. F:. Sint lesion :
is the deadliest and most
�
l-rmet• Willing ulaehin-Ne Io.th in Goderich And (,Tinton. Bxfoeri-
F:
is An uldl•u russet, John \V. Salkeld,
K
reinter cn, a A. F:. Natht,on. Jchu
K
painful is subje t. which
mankind is subject. Dodd's
Z
tinsel tiles rntors Preferred, lint to beginners we will offer gored
A. \\'. Young. Iswtc Salkeld ; Canada
rIN1, Trrw'xrtha Brim., . Chns. A.
Salkrld)al Son; vn) rabhagr, 1'. A.
K'rIIN, _nil : turd bloNl INN•ts, table,
Kidney Pills will cure any
A
indileernent by Paying goal wages fr in commencement and in-
, F:
Whitely ; fatllaaw•ater, John W. Salk.
McNeil Bros., ('. . \Vellm ; rar•rols,
case of Height's Disease.
They have never failed in
3
stxrcthlna will M• given by nn inmt'urtfir for the putllose of mtire
.
F
rod, 1 r•tv:u ells Itrns.: phrwnix, 1'hnh,
,
for laMe•, S. Furor, F. h:. Binghpant :
One single rix. They are
„
equiedily advancing girls to position of piecework.
A. Whitely : Scott's rivoorl, S. Furse :
parsnip-. for table, ('. A. Wells, linear
the only remedy that ever
i
Our piere•wnt•k prirev nn• NxtiAfnctory to our portent staff
F.
l/ntxt•io, .lobo \\'. SAlkrld, Mrs. A.
\\'hurls•, Jaw M1eMAnuN : Sla•avivA•
Salkeld ; 0.11 onions, \ lather, field, S.
F'ursl•, Sl:+lcolm M , sty; vellolt'
has cured it, and the are
y
I .•a-
and %inaart girl' Are tinrning g,N1d %page N.
*
AnuiO tier, S. Furse, (i. W. -AD.
is K • '
onions. Danvers, \int. \%;trno•k, U.
the only rimed that can.
Y
There imitations
3
Hounforw•nrking:ue tea.+onahle send pity day every two
P.
drovers: northern spy; John %V. Salk.
A. %VON; yellow onion any other
are a)f
Dodd's Kidney Pills --pill
3
wfe'km•
rld, W. Riebren, (len. Latithwaite .
Munn, 'Thus. liV. Be -11. G. W.
yari,•1 v. 1'. A. \Vells: 'Iver skin
onion••. C. A. \yells, F. F:. ingdoaln :
box and name -cwt imita
Bona
'�
1'tirsmnl ale;,lir•Ation preferlwl, but mail applications will IleC
Andrews: mtedlinK, A. FL Matheson.
corn, for taste, Any variel. •, l'. A.
are dangerous. The
B
original and onlyy genuine
:aa
answered promptly and full infutlna►tion given.
�'
('hats. A. \Veils : any either ymeritity.
\Vells, Archil foto; . ran ' lower.
cure for Bright's Das.ase is
Isnau•Snikrl�11, 1). Pro 'use.1 am. \\'hits-
Iwlnc}}alkrld:red ur�ns. 'trills:
%\1n.
I
The Jackson Manufacturing Co.
IF
ly: mala, . E. Matheson. S. FurNe,
\\':unok, x1, SIcM nos:
c
DODD'S
yninces. Robt. Andiras, Jnhn NAIk-
rn/unldoa'N, ('. A. \\roto, S. Pill
1
I_LINTON GODERiCH
'F,•
Vitt It Soil.
collection garde, heroes, C. A. wo
W
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PKAHs.
Six varieties, Jam. Kirkpatrick, F.
E. Bingha•nl: three v1arieties, \Vat.
"'arno•k, S, F IrNe, John \\'. Ns►Iktld :
Rnrtletf. ('ham. leVrlls, Joseph White-
ly, F. F. HinKhanl: i►m'eemN D'An-
goulerne, \\ln. M'nrnork : I.,ouis
Kenn#- dti .Ilrrry, \\'til. Warno•lc.
Jit". Kirkpatrick; Beurre D'Anjnn, S,
Furse, F. E. Bingham; Reiner. NO[
tine. S. Forme; Heurre Diel. A. .1.
Goldthorpe Be-urre Hose, S. Furs•,
F. F. Binghand: Sheldon, Archie
Tnrvl, \\'. Ili,;han; M-Orre CInirgtion,
\\'til. %Varnock, Chns. loVeIIN; Boswell,
.Iso. Kirkpatriek, F. F. Hingh:lnl:
Stickel, .Ina. Kirkpalrirk, %V. Million ;
Clapp'm favorite, S, Fears*-; Lowr•nrr.
Archie Toil ; Josephine de Mnlinlw.
F. E: Itingh,un, L'nd; Kcitfer. \%'alt.
Witriv ck, John Salkeld A Son : sted-
ling, (i. W. Andrews.
1.1.1 • Mm.
. RI:•adNhaw•, Archie Tum : yellow egg.
iim. %Vhilel\' : lomharol. .Mrs. .1. 'T.
Salkvid. Mile. 1', A. flmnber : Co•'N
gqolden drop, Arr'hie Tom; seedling,
.losrpli \\hiteiv- liet•DIan prune,
John %\'. Salkeld.
I•F.AI'IIFA,
Fitzgerald, Malcom 111rK,1)', \\'all.
W.rnovk : Crosby. F. F. Rirlghmn,
'2nd: m-edling. Mrs. C.,,1. Humber.
41R.\PF:s, s1HLONM, 1:1.1%
Toovelvewarietiea, Kruwu rvl ofR•u all,
two clualers of carp, r•orr•ctly mored,
Mine. \VArnock : right .ynrh•lirim.'
nailed, open #tire two clnnleni of each,
George Lnilhwxile. \Vnl. %VArnork:
four varietira. nanied, open nh; two
clualere of each. Georg,• latilhw•aite,
\\'ala. \VAri tock : DOisivarr, %V m.
\\-arno•k, Mho. C. A. Ifinllm•r: Con-
rOt'd, liwlrge Lnithwaite. IV. An.
drew: ; Hartfonl, Wm. Warnock:
Moyer, Ivan. %%,,Irn,N•k; M ... rti's
Illallllerlil, Class-. A. • Well". (:er,rge
IAilhwvlile : Fmlon. %\1n. Warnock,
C. A. Wells: wanly Vic 11, \\'all. \Irate•
nork; Clinton. (iso, i.w�t•bwailr, 1+NN1'
Malkeld ; Rmelalphell's ra�ly, %V m. %\'nr-
nonk; MAaaNlUit, \Vin. \Varn,s•k;
Wilder, Wm. Welar•nrs•k : Lindley,
Gen. IAtilhwalte; Gerrenr, Mres. U. A,
Hunllwr ; Ag)►waun, \%'m. \Varnock ;
Merimar, %Van. %\'Aipock; Saem.
Gert. 1 aithwalte; Herleert. %\'m. N'nr-
nock; Ning,alsa, Gen. lAithwaile. Win.
Warn "-it ; Empire Slate, C. A. %Valla :
.lrsairme. %Ven. Warnock ; Wnnlen,
Wm. Warnock, Mn. J. T. Valkeld ;
r•Ieffect iota Kaarden produ,r, lea I I DN EY �hththt�ffii4lff%ff%fitmq%,fth„r,�,rt�oviiq phr,f���c
Salkeld k Son, C. A. %ytills; misify,
C. A. \\'ells, F. E. Binghnnr.
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HO\I F: MANC'FACTl1FtF:4, PILLS �-.___--�.___-_-
Dodd s Kidney Pills are
Rech quill or log cabin ynilt, 1A•nx filly cents a box at all I
Hamilton, Delin Symington ; rrnz)' druggists. I a
silk gone. id 411 ILlrni W.
Fi. ,Ism. Doty'. The Season for Dyeing
Pwbrloideed ynill, Rr. E. Kealy, Slim. -
NAXX OTHERS SAPPY Whel the frau comes and the leaves Iwgin falling front the
Do not compel someone to rub A T st Meal trees, and we think of pputting on heavier rlothin end preparing
VI your ✓
for x cold winter -thin iA when the Seoul houmewd�fe sees dresses, '
achina Deck or limbs this winter, but start mate, ,etc., which would he like new if th Py were toyed.
right in and takE' Served . y time a t
WE SELL DYES. All colors and for
1 The Ol .WE
� all kinds of material.
If yon are nefeling any dyete, this im the place to get them.
Gafe . A pleasure to show goods.
F. J. BUTLAND _ _ CHEMIST AND
It will clear your systrim of RheumRtism Everything fresh, skillfully prepared and I DRUGGIST -
and all other Kulnry diseases, making you nicely served. The Store that Pleases. GODERiCH
happy, conscefurntly other%.
50c, a bo. at Drux Stores or by mall •12 ore cream, sodas, et r., in all flair S. �4N l�� - �ti
The ClArM CREMAL ro. Limned. WINDSOR. eat Next Hank of Montreal, Goderich. -_ - -- -
Pimples 8CZ Face Sores
ass acommon trouble. Impuritleme which should be thrown oft from the botly have 1 THE GRAND JEWEL
rndeney toveensin In the eynterm• thus clogging Ute pores and Riving rine to all orLof
Mattpf 11.4" nine ttvnblea. lenn link st imul t., � RAN GE
sibs Mtua meet wholesome etiert. IbtnnulAtes
AM bete tlu.akin to throw ofrany Impurity end
xMwr4be skin to a healthy nuts. I
'Laa-!uk V the Yes h,m.sehold balm ever
Amongks torte sehi ale." Ruch ns the opinion of Mrs.
Marsch cnDetald•of Hirer, tent -1 She mayes:--'My Can be Changed from Coal to Wood in
MW* girt W • wavere and ohatinal.e resh on her
dm. , ' k t tl d h 11
.6`1 ed Lm -Re a ew moa sin t. a II tt1
aides bonds was" had defied all othar r'smedim I� l
WUA &warlike msec."
Lo-Aok o srar F.r.vnu. 11'erm. Scrofula, Votes
aasd %lends, Pestering R,xeeand a ll Mkln llirsrr
Y�oek�d weY In 1e7nm Ruk In the finest rmbreca-
br Rhanereattwm• -WmA.n,a, mix Wall storey
ead ,less et Ae ewatts. or from 7. no No it I se -
Tore)or prlr , ! boxes for ell dib. 1(. i•:. P a1Jor•J
ER or=
Ili
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t 11 ti
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Twenty Seconds.
1'he most convenient stove on the market. Some
very important points that ar.3 worth looking into.
Call and seo for yourself.
Geo. Beckett, AGENT
Hamilton $t., Goderich.