HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1908-9-24, Page 44 TIOIUUDA*, September 94, 1908
THE SIGNAL : GODERICH. ONTARIO
THE TOWN'S SEWERS. To the Electors
COUNCIL uISCUSSES AN IMPOR-
TANT QUESTION.
- RiaPN:apt -Mi
Surface.- Sew*ra�Harbor-,F
Sheds Again an the .Table- Is
Your Dog Licensed ? . Summer
Hotel Mortgage to be Foreclosed,
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The yuertiun of rhwerayte occupied a
large share ut the attention of the
town council at its regular meeting un
Friday evening last, and the state.
wrote .lade by slue of the council.
lore indicate a state it affairs for
which a remedy should 1w at once de-
vised and applied. It was stated that
sewage ie being taken away .by the
drai n emptying m h'in into the river at the
(Out ofr
g
1 xterlw rtrert and, sues,
still, by the surface drain which
enters the lake near the t}.,1': H. sta..
tion. Thew were never intended as
sanitary sewer's. and their 1110 .11,11 Much
its a ltienilee 141 the biblio of -the town
which demands immediate action.
This condition of things wets dis-
closed as the result of a dbicussiim of
the drainage. question am aITe0141g
especially tot' smith s`uTP of the town.
Some of the euaucillot•e wanted to
secure the report t of ;an engineer on
the whole •1u...tim eof the town's ee•w•
- et•age 41141 elrainage systems. but a
motion to this- effect Was etetested,'
and tor the present the council will
devote its efforts to providing relief tt•
the section wret-ofthe limon road.-
. All the neons,s of tI)e-ewneil were
preeenl et the meeting;
The collector 'roomer' that he hail
sent out I lel 111.1icee tet dog•owne-s and
• only about forty-three of these had
paid. The clerk was instructed to put
\ a mail.., in both -lomat- inter-., t h
bylaw would be carried out, and in
he case of dugs not paid for ou or be-
im the i:dh of October the owuerr
wvntd be.` Hni'ttiirthe dogekilhi1.'
Freight Sheds at Harbor.
\layter \lacklin suggested that •the'
cin
lac, a
fv+lw aid r, t k )
a into r unaidrratiun
the plating of a bylaw before the
*lecture ' 1'e. load--lu--Lor-tluilding (.4
the prop. freight 'hely at the
harbor. 'Sit rinteutlent Oboree • of
P. i•
the (. lu It\�.
haut stated that if .the
town would ensile the sheds the
C. P. It. sonnet xltu11 io 1 l,- lar 111
them and bring 1 mats berm.
The question w.. raised whether
the town had auy w it ten pr'uuaiie of_
this kind Truett -the flwar pesupte,
and it was urged t1 re.61
this phew! .of
the !natter should not overlooked.
Reeve. McLean r oppieesel he proposi-
tion out and out, and .1 •laced That
the C. P. It. should bulb its uevn
sheds. Councillor I.aithw ate also
thought the melting* .e unr-Si e t one,
while Councillor Jluuiiings be 1 that
it would tw a goe,el investment r the
town.
The Mayor said he lied asked r.
Ohornr why'the 1', P. H. did n t
build the sheds and he hied replited\
that the. t'.. P. K. htul Ito ptu{twrty
a%ailahle fur the Inrpuse. His \1'ur-
ship added that the t;. P. It. 'night
have a suitable property .n three
tears or so, but it would he Nell to
have the boats deeming herr Mimed.
lately. Th.•-towtt - would own and
control the sheds, 'rhe railway men
stated that they had no prrfrrenee for
(.oderich or Sarnia ter any. other
place, whirl' illeallt that this town
must offer *wane indneement if-: it de -
aired to secure this tram, which.
*mild be of _eunsidrrable imput•tance.
A motion by Cuuu'illor (callow,
onded by (' Akar Bonder, was
cart heti, directing theharbor 1
tee-lugo into the whole matter.
His `Vorahip mentioned the *Gar of
a derelict who had drifted Mt.. toWn
and had become so ill that he had
been sent to the hospital. The man
said he rattle from Perth flaunty and
wanted . to get into the honor of
refuge at Stratford, hit he was not in
_eonditlutLto_lieriene ,.e.e.y The cowe-
d' approved ot the Mayor's action in
the matter.
The clerk reported that the petition
for a sewer on Bruer +inert, from
Victoria street to Cambria road, wife
sufficiently signed. and it ens Menl on
to the engitf •er fm -hie report.
Abolish Water and Light- Commission
A petition with over fifty signa-
tures asked that a bylaw providing
for the abolition of the water and
--1igb tiotafuisrion he suhnaitlr,t 10- Dir
electors at the nest elections. This
was referred to the special v..ntuliftee.
A c nt' foam the Cana-
dian Agency, Limited, of isutdon,
England, inviting, literature in ref-
erence to this district for the itifugan•
*then of prospective immigrants or
i11seitorm, was referred to the Bon rd
of 'trade..
The special' committee• wits in.
strictest to prepare "copy" for flu•
town's edvertieerrtpnt- ire ilestun'n
Canadian Handbook,
A epeeist offer frc,eu the-t'anitdtan
Municipal Journal for balance -of -the
year subscriptions was accepted, and
the council will receive right copies o1
this - publir-t inn for tbs
months of the year for $2.85.
Committee Reports.
Reports of the public works, finance
and live committees were read and
adopted.
The public work,. committee recom-
mended the purchase of a cerlowl of
sewer pile, two, feet long, at l(Ilc
f• n. h. Goderic►r.
The fire committer recomutended
that three pairs of boot... two rubber
enacts and one hat be purchase.' for
the fire brigade, and that en expander
for attaching couplings to hose also Iw
purchawt•d at a cont of ill. .
To Foreclose Summed Hotel Mortgage.
A rlauee in the 11nanee committer'*
report recommended t hat -the council
take' be. neeee ary steps to fotcclow
the Moritg:age on Intl•) Ueslrtich.
There tem some little discussion in
regard tit;' this, the Mayor stating
%that, whilethe committee meant host -
neon, the phceeedingi wu ihl - not tie
unduly rushed(. The intention was to
arrange matters no that they would
he in -shape for next season* trade,-' .
Another recornmendatiob of the
finance committee *tea that the clerk
and Chief tiande **certain all the
sewer connections *nd have the list
placed on the collector's roll in accord.
once with the bylaw pasted Gat year
putting sewers on the local ithprotle•
went system,
The Sewerage Qaestios, ,
Councillor 1 Nunning% 'Urged that
something he done to drain the sur-
face water on the Huron noad'nenr'
Hobert ihtfts, and suggested the ex-
tension of the madam. drai,, from
Thompson'• Nark -mail shop to the
corner of Doom toad and Elisabeth
street. He moved that an engine
he instructed to'V41.4L nn the coat re
the extension. At the suggestion of
Councillor Humber, who seconded the
motion, the engineer will be invited
r
a haat in
1111 111
,-are. plan
ar
i.
Si looser yy•
I1'urineillo Hunllwr and ('raigie
held that th Ituren% -nail people
"tomtit Iw retie el -Viii. fall, unr! Conn-
-cilia lir---` -gi mot- to obtain a
report on the ext • slob in that direc-
tion was carried
A minion by ( 'mini 'Hors Ballow and
L,hlaote to w'rot'e N ie. suit on the
whole question of sewer a and drain-
age, with a• view to in sadiatr and
hauan' extensions, was de ted, only
P.nmcinor l:raigio tempo Ing the
cover and the seconder.
The clerk wan inst•uctml t emu-
' to with the telegraph cu zany
iIIMard_lit_the_removal .fife pu • . to .\l
the outside of the walk on Bridge Hi
nisi tie notify the p.wtutanter that th
earths on the street letter Loxes stating
the hour of next r.d'eetion Were parva•
ehtutgetI. -
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West Huron.
(i tNTLltlr
SS,
s a candidate for Parliament; re-
.pertfutty--sat yonj•-.upgx,rt in the
Dowing campaign. 1 have lived in the
county, with only a 'hurt absence,
since July. ILUL . 1 have taken 1a WW1,
what active part iu public affairs. and
have always been willing that the
searchlight should 1* turned on either
my public or private -acts. I do not
t
soy that I have not road, uu. t eken•
nu uur kuews that 1 hove Is•tter than
myself, but I do ray that I have
always endeavored to advance the in-
terests of the 1) ' ' as i whole,
and tbtiseOf the Hiding in particular.
•supporter
While iu general 1 sun x
f
the present l.uverument, 1 aur a be-
liever ju the aleolitlnn of Ile Sedate.
I !haus it would be wise Lu.l'sduce 91'
aI')hrll the duty on coal. •1 would try
to crake the customs taxes paid ley
tat uiers ar.light as p.uwihle. 1 favor
:toy ',beer that will give. tacwes a
telephone system, in; that; ,•Very
farmer could have a telephone in his
home.
1 drinkthe facilitiem of the. post •
.-Nle _'s I4' e. an irramele :teamed in
the push.. 'utere.t. 1 belie%e dile
voters lists sh old be more ui,-tce date,
and that nu ou Nonoil lu,.e (his frau-
ad mut.,I EIvmt one
her. 1 believe in
I Of ally public
chis.. because he
euuslitur►u'y to a
li u%rr1111►e•Ilt vont
utility.'
Train up et girl to the
way she should babe.
wwd whim she 1, married
she will mot depart trout
It.
" Aly mother taught me
haw to bake, anti t,^LI int
why she always used a
McClary Range.,,
"Now 1 have a°1':tidora', -
and, as with mother. toy'
troubles
are few. After fire is started, 1
simply bring • thermometer 'to
desired heat, ants' leave the °Veit
in charge's f- (het hiking - _
IL's b1ilt for faith -hit service.
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" White housewiket with
ntiter-retlge! itre-Fc'tting ilr.
and chanking dampers, l
sit and read the • Joy of
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Dependable Fall Merchandise
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at prices that mean a saving to you in many lines, note further
: y down our meaning.
w. are Wee to serve you laithfulty and immure you ahsoluteiairtmes in every transaction.
All newly for the fall-intrulous. •(tot et snow 111woThrighDurw tuerch:)indreie 01x11 yeti Alandintraer►e
know our priers are right. Ask tui see .unwell rtl•ippwd and two-tone stripped new Drees Utaatwthe' very
newest of the ire.
Dress Goods
ultr ..tt.•k'llea•('r was
so large a(IeI well NS.
'sorted as now iu
wetly of the hest iulpurtrd lines of new make.
for this fall', trade iu {thiitl. stripes aid checks.
l'aiees
tun from, aIY
u 1
IMM, 7:.•, $Istel, 111,IS, 111.'.o.,i
50c, ii :at, 81.'ki. 11LIM1, 82 :uur on 111 $3
Dress Goods Bargains
Black all want cheviots. Eleven ends, :• to 1:.
yetis: $islet to 81.50 and 52 to lilt inches wide, .
reduced to 7:1.• told nuc. •
A lot of. fancy Mark Leistre.v, Iasi to 22e,
greatly mimeo'.
Tweeds'uitable fur skirts alit! dr. -sows. 44 to
51 i i hes wide, Nit, 75e and CAE, feet :Irk', :Ike
euld 7,. • - —_
t.ixiece*'1_'werti; t ht at aolvaringprice
your uhoicei: s', N•111•t11 • ) t w.
Fall and Winter oats
lbw fall sick now herr. l'uu,e aunt have
bwk :lt them. 1acng•aud chert leugthr,
cloths in black and ...dors, also tweeds in Ion
coats,
Corsets I L al' A. t'ierm• .' err the deet t,
wear, arc to •1,5t► Alwuyr buy
U. :44 A. if you want the beat.
.:very pada guarantee;I.
Flannelettes''""' Within.,
h) .cute,
. wide ths, wide'.
;NI incise,
Canton Flannels tci,
STANDARD PATTERNS - Designed', 111e, lit2tl Fashion book _'nc, with a 1 5
Pattirtt: T1T,tli.etTp; .t1:1 Ott IiOtt uhf .f(7fe1lta.
T'.., -$quare J. H. Colborne
G"""ri""
McCIarls
Lassos. T(►apts. Montreal, w-:m,lgte•
id public uouryx for th development
of the trade and rew,urees 1 this great
11. ..,y _1 Relieve L • ' mart'
.l Id 11e ,t.t•v# reproat•h : at priu-
eiples should ter,. r .hal (safety :
that the intermit of the con try is
e1
ate, than that it tvt f ro
Krx' t _t a i t td
If you see tri to elect me. as y au.
representative.
1 amine you I will u
my beet to show that your confieIene
.Nas not, been wicpleced.
1{ea_Itei tfufly- soliciting your ile-
tflrrtsceter-iny behalf, as Widritif your
r
ote, 1 3111, Very truly
BOUT. 1HOLU K.
1.1 r M. I
1 Ile Ia'Is• ,
p n x) lice pLui •( deal -
Mr with rhe difficulty.
l'e.uurille)r Johns. ti thought thew
should Ire an inwn'rptirug newer armrse
Lite. south end ui the taw1�a. _from. the
I1,rlurt road unr Mss k .owh.,,f Brit-
Indiei road, to relict'. the tio4o; ewer.,
It woe at this stage that the state-
ments were 'no le by Councillor John-
ston, and supplemented by other meeua-
bets, to the effect that the murder
water sewers were being used as mini-
m•yy
\Liao, Marline thought •a repiirt
,b, Illi be .eeelltrd Oil 11W whole 'srwer-
age yateia'ot the town. Councillor
Iloilo urged the smote view, stating
trail of a p itch...1 up system
t ,te ,aid
have m' -
, 1 a N well•ron. td
hich email Iw followed up
ars.
ttARfJW
Chances In the' Presidential (contest. .Harbor Lights.
'rh I'ultuwhtg ..hang •. ii lye• been
11•alter lye-Alin:M. a urw.{{.aper Luau utadr Nt the lights of *lisle' ich h:u-•
of wide experience, is possibly es well boy :
informed in regant tee the thin of poli- L. 'I'1ni lisod, whirr 1!,1,1 shown
tical opinion in the United States ale (roue the luutt iighlhuu.r on Ihr hie
any other Than- in the country, at+heeds- ...esas- id ale sata•aww-ase-L►w
least a itside of tllore* who are iu 'harlti.r,' has beim iwprOvrd by the sub
direct charge of the Prrsidt•itial mon.. %titter' - f .1 Lulls ender uiiupt111
algal on either side. His;.uutmiog of illmuimatit • ail earattis o r t h e
'WwTlui --(.
E �. -tR- �r . t•
r g+vrtt- Tin,- ilu`alh► •tit.. rt tt n .tit itrrt•t�tt•• tt.r.i.
1 t
:fibs
It surd-Ilrrakl, it therefore of nn titin '1'h.• ilhhuin nt is i.rh•"b•um vapor,
ya11 . I burned under at iucaUdescent mantle.
" :Viae- .taut--aange light_=int.•-ibu'
w' e a se
at .` to t sere fur h t s t la , ,' • ..le.improve,'.
n 11h 111 h,, u 1 r
111
States . Ito tai votes- e„ certain (or a ub.(itutiou .,f a ' h order d:uptric
Hruu. here ire eight other States-illuminatingt . u a r. a • e
Kafp a L1 Ge the.
til ,tes which are c tsideed trio :(.shins herr oboe cited. The
reasonably M.ttr 1.m the Ree',ublic*ticlrhau•:u•teristi.• ..f tit hghl ba sheen
and rix Sial - wit., i1 voter as pew-. a•IiwAgel foot' Iixe.i Inc to itself white.
licmlly certatt for the Urenocrau+._ - . _ ;k -TLt• lade duet lain'
As.uwing se figures to be re the hues range light oil t
liable, they alto Taft Iti!l.voIes aril!
Bryan 1111. - As 1 • err are -PCI voter -in
the Electoral Coll e, 212 ,u -r • times -
r try to elect. su th 1 '\'aft is 71 sutra
short of it certain! and Br saes ,ells
'their'. The muter i. vote.. Owed in 'i'li,o4oFer is ;1 4. t. L.... .t,•. I +Liao•.
the doubtful column is 54, and there lore, '•yi1111:". in- plan. .eyith aopiu 1
suLrs will be i•ast by t' _ ifurgn, Col- .ide,.�,alvoniom, Burnt. hated by an
eertado;.Idaho. ludiana, (. a, Kans:u, ,u•lo-.el- wi4Titat--witteti t.•o el xuat a
Maryland. Mom mutt, Nrb %La, Ne'w sync, re woiwK•u dant et el,. iv Mil rd a hit.,
York. Notal Dakota, Uhl, Oregon. Tate imam.ys.rll-f.•v: /ugh N..t.t_i4s 1.,..,
South Dakota and %Vashiiegt n. to he 11 op ltd Ow retaiL:01)r on the
The most fl' uitleiiut_ Wittier in the Lantern.
list of duub1fuls'yt that, with 1 nr ret- The 1i¢Itl is :, ft .-d Ira fight, e1e
caption ot Nenv York and Jlxr anti, v.u,�.1 1,;. feet above tot_ .level of .161
they are all in the 1\'est, in tie -It Lake, :tool should be visihl• nine utiles
radical sentiment, aa.pt•eeeuted -- v --iii the -iter .f range.. The 4+Iltnrin-
Bryan, is partieulurly strung. t •ting uppau ill us Mc.. lopu i.•.
would (weut:`ro.t;-its If- tiro-. nmutwr ;--T.. ,(seer- Iise h,irt,,t • Illi• l -TI..
utr,.ertain ones might have l • u andel light. -Lou1J 1s- kept • Oa one 1w:11 1.111
w. Minnesota, in which. lIi. •rat ,•, 4)7 drgreM. E. omit within 71st fret
it (.user -nor, iv given as virtually., wife o U e front 1;:111, when 1he...ours*.
for 'fait. 1\'iseuu iu, in wlli.li- Lai she ill 1.e, changed .o as fu pass mid.
Follette, it radical HrpUbliean, is •t a tea) -•ie* W,rn lite. lima h Sud s.ut h
popular leader, is placed in the saute arts: \\'Iwil rtes, of 1111• east end .if
category. 'ru an outsider it w.nlit a ti. 1be pier rale sh.uid 1 . uiken to
1 i -
1m +I
a war as if Bryan r . r
f py chances old e. Ivy . t r , inrt`twnter ex s•ndtntr 1....
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as good in tors, Slates :as iu Kaur.u, fret in the south pier, south side of
Iowa, or Indiana, which are placed in Iht• Witte. , threat of the eiame ug
the doubtful column. 'raking what station.
r�_Vsellltustt coneedee and what_Jre_.'
dors not concede together, it eert.ainly
does seem am if he is fully justified in
haying that it is a reap battle•w•hicjl is
this pow.. _ .,
'1'onaao
1tellutita giver c11►fiIL
Iwacll has
Iterer„fane been shown, le eve been
removal. :11,.1 x lower for Ili- bark
range hazel- tots i«ern e4e0e..1 in 11,.•
liar of fatale, 1,-1:141 feel S 1. gree,
(roll► the 11.111 ratme igi.t Ica Iv._
Is G. T. R. Encroaching;
Anntlirr job for the clerk .dee to ex-
amine the minutes of past years Teo a).=
retain if perileiaai.nt Was ever giyel
ltic 14, T. 1t. to lav a track uu Milli -
I.uul omit The railway ••uulpauty i.e.
10111413 portion of the tonal, and some
members of the council believe That it
is doings, without any right.
1' •111.11 •i11.y- Homier thought the
platter ot the nlisuee of the surface
sewers abould not Ire dropped, and on
this Lion it 5511). d,•ridr.l t,e ,tak the
o.riieal health ufll..el 1.. *timid en it.
To Regulate' Automobiles,
-Fish,_ -
The
ha.1 beet
nese .f
fish -dealing
l'amula mote
hm Fish i#
large cuuuectiui
the ['Rion, valise
prise. IL wits not
this site of Illy Isi
isimpany t'eI• in
rendition : indeed, it tea
as • of the huge,
wealthy eunee•ns aper•:ani
great lakes. The liabilities
lln,umt'eaan=1tt.-that a -receiver
daeel in charge of the hoar
H,Noth Al Co.,the lu`p#r
`..111.1.11 ishi,•It operates In
the name of the D
y, ait+t I hie n I -
U carinafs' :Ikatr.. lit -
neiewhal as as mur-
neally-known on
rnl,au'v t
kit the
1 tlnatl. i•d
looked noon,
.tong and
on the
At the iu/431We 111' U1111111.1111/1. (111, a placed
I„tv the slwrinl committee was on- al $,.,1,*IN1,1ssl 4i lade Ibe asmetm •r mit is
to Is mnpd at te•.ut 1.. be tW-rirtb' 831. 191111,
regulation of lutomnbilr (rattle. %tr•. Th,sU.uhle• i1 im e_y_ _.ted, hats fawn
tmlhiw *milt -that ----+hr antmm,bifrs�•hn.lght ,eho,al h Ihr +ytlnpa a
owned in town were run carefully as a
rule; but eometinnes there wan, tt•rklesc
melanin and now was the time to deal
practicer were established. t
Ieagofor many years, with branches
in Buffalo. Baltimore and other large
PUNY CHILDREN NEED ViNOL. cities, In 1'anadaT• as already men-
1ionel, it operated an the Dominion
It Redd* Them Up and Mak.. Them Fish t'umptuy, which, it may be re -
it of tie. xuual-
Strong and Robust. g»nation of the interests of the
Rapid growth, uw•rstudy, insufl{- lobos; .lackuuuu, lizattlry_wa.l
t i e n t nottriahnppnt, convalescence• ('anauliaif lf•h..rmrn diol fish dealers.
afteer ehildren's diseases, and run• (►n the (.rorgian Hay 1Ie.cmolany
down conditiou'm utak, children thin ham milling station. at the Minx, the
111.11 delicate and stops development. Bust ►rds, Killarney and ot her pwinls
mot -
Because Vino' contains all the of 'esti importance, e, while it Ii,e mtor-
nlrtlicinal; Iwne, titan, and laxly.age h.unee at Colliugwrset :old other
building elements of mei liver oil, phare,. tt also controls three or pour•
actually taken from fresh acts' livers, steamers, the t.uiMni, the \tahiton,
the useless oil pliminattd and pwpton-
and the Telegram, theme ranking Iegui-
ate.^f iron added, it giiekly reatnres lar trips •e a week fr Owen
1 d tst health and ch1klret have it. Mound to the varioiM ports on the
Mus. 1', W. Romp, of Panton, Ohin, hay and es far it, Leake !Superior an
writes : "1 wish I could indite(' every Mirhipim,trn. It im, not ezprcttd,
tuother who has it w,'ak, sickly ehiid however, that the change Nought
to try that delirious cid liver prep- abort owing to the financial condi-
*tiuu, Viotti. as it restored health and tinnm will have any effect on • the
strength to our dalyfhter after alt else operations ur the uanagewent-ot. flu V a considering-- the
had failed.” steautera on the hakes. Cnllingwr, t p g
We have neuter *old a .medicine In R,rAetin.
our store eyuatlo Yinol_ for delicate,
ailing chit rpt, spas old n Ir or
sickly women and children, and we ltaetus was umt><al for the theft of "�
return money if it fltils to benefit. H. a turkeyy acid took the stand on hie
C. Dunlop, Goderich, (hit, own hphnlf.
"I didn't steal no turkey, !(quer ; 1 R
Lick -the Kids. C=I wooled a rail." R. up 'phone No. -91
An eschang,• tells of a newspaper "\Well, lta.Utm, how did timer Imes
reporter who interviewed thirty nuc. get in peer bark yank •" immediate Attention to
oea'tnl hominess men and found that "they done Cone dor without par- i
hankers' declining to accept its pap..
The Booth Company it • .f the
gg
large organizations engaged in, thi•
tvithttte_ttur.Ion torture dangenu,y fishing industry on the great Lakes.
f
One o the most danger-
ous and repulsive forms of
Kidney Oise*., it.
oPsY
foe which Dodd's Kidney
Pills are the only certain
curs in Dropsy the Kid
neys ars actually d.a,m1
so, and the water,which
should be expellein the
form of urine, flows back
and lodges in the cells of'
the flesh and puffs out the
skin. , Remove the Alto
which plus upthe drain.
Restore the Kidnaeeyys to
health. There is only one
Kidney Medicine
ODD'S
IDNEY
ILLS
and `..
roceries
CAMERON & MOORE
THE DEPARTMENT STORE
Real good Groceries
Only good Groceries
R people, Turkey Law.
quality
1 T`verything fresh and
seasonable
all of them when boy. brad wen oe. tinshun art 1 alta t s xlnwblp 'on your order
flee Stpmr, I wits utiin' lite.- wield :
so i n•
took de rail, an' toted it home, an
der woos a turkey nn It, a great hi
g
knish. Well, rah, what's os sty lata
minx, an' i didn't give 'um no time to
run uA neither, *mar."rimragain, deliberated a few ape•
ohds; teen he said, "Cane dismissed."
erned strictly and freomentl )' these ed.
He shoo Interviewed thirty loafers and
learped that twenty-seveu of them
had !wen "mammas darling." an+) the
other three haul leen reared by their
grandmothers.
•
A fretful disposition will take this
ragranre nut of one's life and leave
enly weeds where a cheerful dispnsi•
ion wgiltd cause flowers to bloom.
t
This is a wide wrnld, but s lot o1
people in it live 'iq. a tltq'tow margin.
ap,•verything delivered
Stiffly,Ai 'Co.
THE GROCERS
ON THE SQUARE...
AN(1J.tliilR WEE is nearly over and one which we won't forget for sots.
tint*, to come. It has been the bilsit• t' titne; of our lives, but `we know the
reason for it. Tho. Got)' 'ch Fair drew a largecrowd to town of which we got our
share, I ;I
u , all(\ t u� kept all )els hus(Inh, .\unto,,- rl ;lsvu IDE I►ttinh 1►usy' was tile'
special prices we, to u 1}-tw.�+iy il.+l,.it-tttietit,
lint the teat busy place was oil the spec:utile tlo, r in
Or
Mi11irery'Department
i /'' Tit sits)•m�trit(x1tine most sncce*4frel ttil.rning.wt'
-;_'it ,t i *Otte, and -II -win - eai4r in -tit- 1ifte'nuon till
near 11 o'clhrk at [light there was a continual throng
of not ly adios, travelling. to :lull from this depart-
ment. w , ','r(' .'ager to Set' the _latest Fashion. had
UI stol•i• 1` P11L.
The cl'iel\ • \i',5 RU great at times tlt;tt .1111' .stat.' of
wads tlet.lirs w;t`tnitl►I&• tit wait uli *them all. 1t really
till its -good to e a large number tel 1l11• itinst tatih-
iunably trimmed a't 1 cselusi1,' styles disappear from
.•
the tables, not to sa • •tllythiug of the rn,h 1,1' orders
_
,which crone in the tit 't .lay and,since.
lint the best :pre n t all gone and a visit -again will
. show you tl►at• more n'w and' e'(•lrtsive steles art•
cropping up all the time. W1' h;l y.• been forced to
etlargt' our staff sieve the opening and orders can be a tended to very promptly.
We want every ladle ttr\•isft-this.tie, %rtnnmt Tntt1 tee* nor styles.w ' tie,
'� �Von won't
asked to buy.
We har'e m:1111' surae•': `,`` � €
Special Prices on Dress Goods for Fair Week.
enough to wear it, and now is the titne you can save money on it.
Just a Word.about the Men's Depar
WHICH SHALL IT BE ? -
Ready -to -Wear or Made -to -Order.
11' you are mit for \Iert•hant Tailoring we don't knoiv of a more capable s"re
than tltis. We can show you more and newer fashionable clothes than anyone at
can (promise such perfection of style and finish as will tie you t , to tis. The su
of our invitation is that we c:ut meet every requirement ' .
ut eluent of rtieular people .with
_ 1 I p
OUR SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT,
which is coated ill connection with the' tiuest,aud biggest tailoring ort;inization
in (.'.ana,ltt, Y -it tlete+ct )unr own materials um a wile range ani t' .sive+ fu iii ,
we take your.m�easure and guarantee a perfect tit or no sale. We don't charge for
fashionableness in cut. It doesn't cost any more here. We're after the particular
well-dressed men, who are hard to sprit. -Wo want them to give us a chance. At
this sama.time-w .like to see what-wea-al-al-1+ h
NEW IDEA FASHION PLATE: including one Pattern 10c.
NEW IDEA MAGAZINE has been enlarge'ddo twice- 3ize but is still
sold at regular price at counter, 7c.
11 i 1 Hardin! to lead a Mall to drink
than Ms to drive him *wolf front it. !
We want
You
,' `t_o__co_me and examine the
- *rg stand.beeL,tock of
Stoves and
Ranges
direr) Iron,
Toronto Exhibition
Worsells' Cheap I
Atardware nd I
Stove Store
1
1
EARLY ENGLISH
FURNITURE
Itave you seen the display of Early English Furniture
in our window : TETaelieeu greatly admired and is just
-w saw►ple ()lithe Rene steel of high -inner fnrnitnrp from
which our ruslomerc may choose their pm -chimes.
IRON BEDS
Ranging from $3.a% to $14•oo.'the lest gti.nle on the ,n,.l..•1.
VERANDAH CHAIRS
Special values in Verandah Chairs due ing the month
of A,rgnst.
CALL AND SEE WHAT WE CAN DO FOR YOU.
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Menem:. O
How*, 13
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Nihetl t. ,elle
promptly ctr.n,l.•dlo. FURNITURE and UNDERTAKING
EORGE JOHNSTON
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