HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1909-8-26, Page 8SUMMER VISITORS.
At Menesetung Park.
The following hate registered at
Menreetuug Park : Mr. and Mrs. H.
tellacklette, alio' Emilia H. t tfurd,
Mn. Francis Uutttekl,• Detroit: Mr.
D. N. Lyon. Oliver mud Dupont Lyon.
Sherman, Tena. ; Mina Maud Men -
WNW. London, Ont; H. 1'. McMillen,
Toronto; Miss H. Milburn, Belleville:
Mies Henderson, Uurlph . Rev. John
Muir. tin .u,hy t Mr.. M. 1'. Omicruu,
Mirk Mclean, Mr*. A. C. Hunter. Mr.
and Mrs. C• J. Hariwr, MI.. 1Vyot,
Mrs. J. M. ih'oudfoot, Muss Jenny D.
Pr.udfoa, John Pruudl'.Hrt, jr.. Entre:
. and Hobert I'tjtudtuot, II. 1. Strang,
Airs, Sonne, Mies Sitting, Moe: ti. M.
-'tong. Att..r-E. it. --shrank. - pias
Hutchison, H. Jwdais, Mr. and Mr*.
1V. 1.. Eliot, t,.alerich ; L. M. \baler.
J. F'. '1'hows41c, "the Owl's Roost," At-
trlll'e Puiut : Mr. and airs. A. L. 1'aw-
pau out child. \lite Angora*, Mentes%
4,. H. Harrington, Mie, Dickalson.
Mr Hao leer, Detroit • Mit, Bertha
Trete/teen, Ali*, VI.:mifred (4•rd.u,
Iarckuuw : A. liooslwin Nisbet. Ubae-
g.w•: W. H. It.11wrts.n. t..drttell :
Mrs. M. Itittehi8 44 M("4. F. Jordan.
tiiidenich. H. H. Davis, E. Jordan.
tit Orrick, : F. P. Ilenjauou, Hamilton;
Mrs. .1. B (' drtuau, Detroit : • Mrs.
het,. M Doe, New York : Mrs. 4'. C .
Morrison, Detroit ; E. W. Btaophey,
li..deri.•1, : 11. 1. It win, Rulfbb.:.1. A.
IAlwrenc,-, \\' • 11cl.ean. (hide' i.•h : U.
.1 \I,<• heti.., Lucki.w ; sties N
Cousins, t.. E. Blau. hat al. 4...i ettelt :
A. h. Cooke. Clinton : Mrs. Dickinson.
lieorge Bath. ii, Detroit : Mr. and
Mrs. Letterman -and +.n. Toledo, a :
Ur. Pr.nttort. sties Ida Pr.uda.e4.
Itaiph I'oacdl..d. Mr.. D,cimisou,
Misr 4'44 ,old, 44.s14 -rich : Mr. met
Mr.. W. C. Prouty, %Vayne, Mush
-Jiro -Iran---t;+►It,
liodrrteb: A. 1.. \Vilkulsol, \Vindeor:
Mrs. Millar and the MH...es Millar.
troacrich ; N. H. Perry. SUaUurd;
Cyril Dwight Edward... London : Mrs.
' L. F. Clark, Loudon : Fred Doty,
lioiI.iich; •Mrs. Went. -.ill and the
Mitoses E. and M. Wes 4.•.et, IV. H.
Clerk and -Mies Clark. Detroit ; Mr.
and Mrs. and Miss Nnlru. titt1rrieh :'
Mime Jane A. Harper, F'urt Wayur ;
Bliss Jane A. cox, Dayton. 0.; Mrs.
W. E. Kelly. Mn. W. I. Horton. Mrs.
F. J. Rutland. I.oderich: Mow. H. F.
Jitiae(w„ . Toronto+ -.WO. team 14 m►41 4 44
Buchauan, hoderich'. Mr, and Mrs.
1\. F. Smith, tiuderich : Miss Kett,
Chicago : Mrs. a. Smith, O.derich.
At the St. Lawrence. •
Misers 1Varretter, •.4 Det reit
and Mrs. Doyle. Mr. Whiteford, 11.•-
_._�troilWdienten, of
Pontiac, Mieb.: \I nee Prentiss,
Ottawa: the Mr. -r. I..irrett and Miss
&Ina..errett, 4,4411 ,1 i Lloyd alalch-
alt. ut Brantford; alta. l'Irndrnning
and the Messrs (lendenniog. Pontiac,
Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. J. 1V. Dill, Tu -
mato; Mrs. A. . t4urts and Master
Charles l'orkins. Royal Oak. Mich.:
Harold 1\1 ho4 I )et rot t : Mr. and
Mrs. Kelso and children. ut Detroit:
Mr. Sinclair, Buffalo ; Mrs. Miuclair
anal t.v,. 4ranachildeenrihe_ Miaaee-
Carr, Toronto: John Storms'. Evans-
ville, Ind.
At Hotel Sunset.
Among th,ue who wptiatered at the
Sunset Hole) during the pest w.-ek
were : Mrs. J. A. NIcLat'rn and chil-
dren. Toronto i J. M. Baird, Toronto :
Mrs. 1110. FL 'Taylor and child.
Toledo ; F. H. 1lunn and wife, of
Rieehtnortd. Mich.: F. A. hormonal.
Cleveland Miewr. M. Wilkinson. E.
and M. Jones, London ; Mrs. Malcolm
Mehreg'.r end children. Detroit ; F.
1). Howard.' Massachusrtt. ; 1. Flan.
eery. 1'Inrinnati : Mee D. J. Healy
and family and Mylv..ter. Leonard
and Edwin Heal)'. of 11041,44 : Mils
Hannah 1.. Parson., Toledo : N.
Wright, Toledo ; Miss le.sir Ander-
/eke T.., 'rat,• , M.. and M... 1'. IA',
Martin, Saginaw ; Mrs. A. M. mud
Miss Catherine Swett. London : Mr.
and Mrs. E. R. Clapp, WoodsUwk
R. ('. llancill and fancily and E.
111w1Aer- Aral - w4er-- • (iurdttlt r Ar M.
'Smart end F. F'. .1.hneton, London :
Alex. Laird, Toronto ; Wm. Maynard,
Stratford : D. Cameron, Turuntu
Mica Helen W. M.Kerron, Detroit
J. H , Mrs. S, i -.I Hugh and Walter
Shuttleworth. London ; J. A. Me-
1.atvn. Toronto : (1. E. Hodgen.., wife
and child. (.oderich : H. E. Manning,
1'lintoe : .111.,. S. (4ibeorl. Windsor :
('. 4), Wetherell, Drtl•it : all kers
Helen lin Rn,.• and Mary E. Steven.
c.1, 1)..t1•.it.: 1.. E. ale:wham and
wife, Mts. F. I. OI.• aeon a n d
daughter, Cleveland ; Miss Dolly ale
Kay. l.inwlwnl ; Mime Edna McKay,
ioondon.
At the Past Fa
The following have gi•te o -d re-
eently at P t Far hotel: Frank
Everett. Frank d.rs.n, Ja11e04
('utt, 'Write H.ws, ill 4'.wan, Mises
Mulyneaux, H. . and Mrs. McKay,
Blyth: Mr at Mrs. W. N. Ball,
Ball. A. 1414 t, ah.. Pearl Eleaenm,
Misr J. Har s, Holten : Mrs. E. Shan-
non. N,u,biville, Tenn.: RP%. 11'. A.
Shannon, McEwen. Tenn. Mosses
Ernst.. and (eater Clemen, 4.Vinlla.r ;
C. Shannon. .Icahn E. Hui us, Ur. An-
der'sonan.1 Mrs. AMier a.r, llalherine
T. Hanlon, Edna A. liftman, 71st. A.
H. Covert, Marler F'o,Ier l',ver I,
Clara R. R.ekie, 1.11441.• 4), Mitr.gor,
Faith Cooper, Helen 1'. Simons, Mrs.
.f. W. 11'esteol.t, Mrs. A. L. i+ous,
Master West cot t funs. Miss IAnline
WeAfrutt, Detroit : Will Morkin. Miss
Edythe 1•:. Mael.eed, Mrs. Mary Pat-
ten, Oertrude and Suttle Loughlin.
London; Hannah L. Parents,' Mackie
H. Wright. Ali',. W. M. Punier.
kilo. Ohio: Mis,,There,a Doyle, Mie.
alarggereI ale Kinllon, Mr. and airs It.
S. William,. 4.V.. 1. Kn.tx, E. B. Hlar-
ria, Fled W. Doty. Mtsa K. Nicholson,
P. 1.. Walton. If. H. Davis. ,las. F.
Thomson, I.. AI. Mabee, Miss Lizzie
Campbell. Airs. J. W. VenaU,r, Mus
Kate Vanatter. Misses Lizzie and Net-
tie Cowan, Mrs. Oen. alorriw, Miss M.
Mortis. (ioderieh : T. F. Aereien, Mrs.
Aspden, Mrs. Mregrew', Master Allen
and Tont Aspden. Melee. Muriel and
Maude Cresswell, Mr. and Mrs..lamre.
%Vilmon, Mien Ruth Wilson, Hiigh H.
Baird, Toronto ; M r. and Mra, F. D.
Johnson, T. W. Boyer, Kincardine :
Mies M. Mulh.11end, Bev City, Mieh.
Mitts Lottie H Morn, Windom, Ont. ;
Rev it, W. Craw, Ferggwi, Ont. : Sadie
Patent., Miss Jeeak Cont le, Mrs. F.
(l. Etude. Master Frederick F:agle,
Mire Millie Eagle, Hamilton : Miss 4',
.1. Johnson, Carlow : Mies Erma S m-
ingtou.,De. 1l. C. Weir, J. M. Juba.
Ston, D. W. Ferguson, Auburn : Chns,
I4maldeon. Winghem : F. R. Van
Alstyrre, /Manche E. Van Alstyne,
Wyandotte, Mirh.: Mitis Moore, Sal
ishury, England : Mr. P. H. Man-
chester and deughter, Mw, I.
Sire B.
Wheeler, Cleveland, O. ;1 Arden H.
Aitken, Port Arther ; Rise 1., J.
Crow, Mime R. Blone, ('hathan) : Mr.
and Mrs. Prewton, Fit rat ford; J. E.
Malllwrgh, T. 0. Ntothers, Mr. and
Mrs. 3. W, Hamilton. Dungannon ;
Mr. and Mn. James•Niven, Cnlimhrv.
O. ; Miss Christine Mat Wenn, Clineo ;
Mrs. O. M. Martin, Mrs. Evan Pop -
king. Ann Arbor, Mich.; B. H. Mc"
Oreath, Winnitred P. 'Crotch, Mr.
MKr, F. (l, Morley daughter,
. h. P. Campbell. Miss Miry
Oarp/bs&i, Toronto.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
Mug Hobbes. of lietrolt., le ateulo• at Tar-
lila
ae11l.. Mabel Doty ha. returned tents a 41.41 to
Toronto.
Frank Doty lett oa Mood ty fur a t we weeks
visit to Tiny.
Her, J. 1' Knight. of ih.wn Mitts. 18 vatting
trteod. In Luwo
Mia Annie 4'anWb•N4. of Toronto, 1e ',Willett
Al the old home.
talthetaite left last week at a Itlp to
1'anrouver. B. 4'.
1'. 1. Mrlcourwu. barrister. of Ktnea du a
sem• In town yesterday.
Cameron Stewart 1. hen from Winnipeg
a 44.14 to I he old home. w0
H o -yell Farrow, of . a towed's.' Men the guest
of he uncle, Asher /'arrow.
Mr•. 4i.rty Le Toa. '1, of New York, 4+ rI+WF
sag fIr L.e Fouzrl -parents
][i..
Annie Nwaur - of Fidlarii n, 1 clatlnr
fiend. 11, tomo au,1 41H1141J',
Mr. and Mrs. V War. andchlld,of fort Arthur,
trr u.rting 010114.. m testa. -
Mi.se. ktuw and Ln 410 chignon, W Windsor.
.r gue.de a1 the Pail: House.
Mr*. Jamas %Vit.o. of Fiore,. visited lief ds.
ler. Mr.. ), 41410.en, la+t work.
Mr,. Kw of L00,l,u .I. visiting her aster,
.MN. Wu,. Habklrk. Wolfe street.
\h+• Crl,sle Cauptwll let Smatter for
list roll 0214 ten day. .a,•atlon Irip.
We. France. Almelo. of Markham, tont.. 1+
the guest of bar coo+tit. alis. Amy d.
,1b.. J. Crozier. of t'rese. has been visiting
her da,lghter, Mr*. Melvin Howell.
It 8. Manning. mau.ger of the Hord )but
a4 1 111,too, was In town over emitter,.
Mt*, l'ethenne Maaer.on. of Bros klyn. le
s 1.il ins bee at•frr. Mrs Joe. C. Uritlia.
Kev. Dr. Meldrum moss Thant. goad over
ua*Ay preaching for 1{04. 1' Fletcher.
M,.- 1., Young. of London 1. .kiting her
rimetwolher. Mr.. •allow+. Bruce street.
Ala.- Ytbel Cray( *IA M,.. t'erne Murphy. of
Detroit. Are +pend,ng the .nmmrr lit town.
Mr.. Morris left on Friday last on her return
to ...arum after a cult in (insure. township.
W.dt•r N.ftel. of tar';gnal dud. 4..(4+1(4-
, ,a•a18on at fo.unto god other points.
Jame+44•Id, sawyer o the U.derl.h nlan
I
Itig will+, has r.taruedhont r vis1i _ to tails
Mr.. Jas. l4hurrle and Mi.,, *Minis, of Urns.
-el-. hale been visiting et the /mimeo? 1'.44(er
snot..
.Nor Park and Miss ('ark go to. Toronto
Ins. were/ w *trend the wholesale ncllllnery
openings.
Master Eddie !tett, of Brant food. M spending
hi+ •*taboo with hi. cotton. Master laon►M
Mclronrid.
Mr. Aral Mel. 1v 141 11'rl.h and sister. Minn
ee. flu \1'el-b, of rhirmgo, 111.. were this week
etettlnit the fernier. ams. Mrs. J: + Pratt,
4 1 4011a street
AD. Jessie Maur}. of 1:zeter, been vl.
lune her friend, Mi.. Mahel SMC( nald, W,
less id - street
rhos. V. Ureer lett on :Monday on his return
to Duluth After .pending • month'. holiday* la
10.4 a and vicinity.
J 1'. McMeth, of CI' , and 44,1 Hamlet.. I,nted !belt Wotan, Iles. .licM.uh. of Dun
cannon, Met week.
Mt-. J. F:. IAdewyck and Miss Catherine
4od.01.1. of teener are eteting Mr-. Mc.
IA•ud. Ne*K5,e .tMet.
`rt:T t315r1 Brvii -- -oi Tii.fritrainIng at
Brooklyn. N. Y. Is vldtlug her parents, Mr.
sod Mr., (Lw.
N 18. de Prosier. of the Hank of Montreal.
.lit.. returned after two 'weeks' holiday. *pent
in the Barrie district,
K. E• S. Fletcher, ackou18,s it of the Yank of
4',,444merce. tis.41 returned frau, w bouts) slid*
1J 41.1.40 and other points.
Mr. and MN. 0. R Whitby and family re.
turned to Paris on Wednesday- after a two
one►• eo)ourn In Goderich.
Mises Jo.Ie and Agnes Saunders have iv
o tired home after* throe week,. 'hilt to their
aunt, Mr.. Knight. at Sonia
- 'MI** Mthe/Jae Marra,. wko+pent the pa.4
month with bet nephew. Allan McDonald,
returns to her home Ir. Detroit 011 !yntrd.y,
Mr. end Mr,. Walter Buchanan and Master
Noonan have returned from m trip up the lake
and leave nett week for their home In To.
and Mr.. A. r. 4* nose have been ,pend.
1444 l w0 or three week+at t'Irvrbnd, Toronto
and W h'er Waco* and are rxpw-red holo• 181)11
01wk.
Its%. m R. Jots.* returned boom from hl+
'sear We last friday. Mrs, Jane- Is extending
the 'ren to her filends In random.. for Anel her
week.
Mei. Faber shaunon. of a(rgwen. Tenn..
arra, ed on the St. Ignaee lad Thursday to
spend abort va-alon a1 his old home on I'aw
brim roil
l
%%111. wou
Jalee. of kintall. left on Monday
for 4- bit bow to attend the meeting of the 1.0.
I.
r. High roue A•delegmle from Court lanes,
No, Lett I sue..
Mr.. J. M. Platt rationed la -1 week from Bur
talo, N 1'.. sftrr a .mat vielt with her
et•u8b'-a ss)- babe( ..ho -se -test mi; torr
bare. if/ roar city.
Mr.. John Gtw.on returned b•.1 week from
a s, -It to her old home et Brume's. berompw-
Ied b) her naster. MI+.Ulady. Mc44uarrle. who
1. spending a yrs. days hen.
A1l+4Itahert.ou Latton Tise+d*y fee Windsor
tole present at the funeral of her Mend MIs.
(,.141404. whose de,.tb ua•urr.d w, standby Si.,.a
an Who, of +e. oral wuoth..
lb+• Anna Croton rewraaa to NvatsN Set -
miter, after .eendingt wo week, raomtlon at
homy she we. accompanied by her .aster
lisrgarcl. who will visit then.
Mr...1. t Merritt will t s -.Iv. 0n FPedns..day
•oat 1 burdaj,, .eptember 1.1 and end, at her
re,uteure, AN,gM.% street, sad afterward. on
the !turd Frain) of each month
1•. A. Ho) rtvo. tonn*r11' *elanre 411.101 at
Uoderlrh 1 ulleglue InstiUne, and latterly ut
nrantfen, be. lawn appob.led to tet .tad of
110140 00111144 01141giu„ Inalt 111.,
Mira i r.twfoM and Mr, and Mr.. Knyvete
N*nrl and ch,M re. tired to sons la -1 Friday
ser b 4141 to Mr N01.1.. parrot., Mr, tett
M1. 4 J. S. Nattel. turae4t rose. '
Mi.. 44.11 McAuley, W.. Ah.•r Kerns, Mr..
and stn,- F.ely,, `•ua•leit Detroit. and M,«
Hen+rrdge, Hamilton, who have been good.
at 1akr4lrw have 1ef tinwd to their re4pec•tlre
h0nuy, . -
Pr. 4 M. Mabe. and Dr. W. 44 Turnbull left
this morwnrdn • 1Nu to the Wr•t Intending
to go rtent throng!) to tet Comet. they *N4 rye
*00)54,0,,1 a month. TIN Mu of In nry-
wht, flier. it wool -lime.
Mw. Ll,,le Martin, of King+brldee, left on
sat ,rday last. by 11.,441,01 yt. Ignac., for Cleve
land. to +prod ,a mouth'. vacation. She wa-
a.i•ompani•d 4.) her nephew Fred A. Harmon,
of 1 041elan4, 0110 hsd been +p.,ding the slim
net al ll ,wahrdKr.
iferh smith, who hue been away rap at fort
1 >hill -chill. 0l Hod -A,. Hsy, with a Norbert*
14..y Neflw:.) run r)lu) party. Is to town for 0
week. 111• ural 'lip *111 he to Teti,,,• Albert.
f,niu whlrb the surveying party will go
to 00.+.00- Mal by Another mute.
lir.. I .. +, Jamieson. of I'*lmamf m n.
Ae.,mnatued by t wit children, tussle a be of
.feat th1- week at the home of her mother.
Mrs. John Acheson. Its eldest daughter, MN.
Marion Js,ulesnu. wow hail hon vl.lting ham
f 'r* 0onth. rel nrnM home wish h .r.
John Uun,te•r.tonr,'v5ncallie( M 4'., b vi.
Clog 1.- old friend l n+toms In.tertor farrow,
..\I r. lniniher+tnne 1. a prominent real .?tate
operator girt to l rry ealkualaml.lr over the
igrur•or rhe 4•..4.11,' ('.last p.ov ante, He steaks
s rry f*vorabt) of testily Uaderich people, *04
•T•'lally of Dr. J. I. Turnbull, who has an es •
,elernt prier lc. lr' v'anrnnv*r.
SUMMER SPORTS.
'the lilyth. bm.s.1all team will play
against the (belerir•h tram herr on
Lmr•.r Day.
Arrangetn.nt, are being made for
a baseball match between Ashford
end Auburn at Point Farm nn Labor
D ..y.
At the Dominion bowling tourna-
ment at l'orontn iwst week the Toron-
to cop was won by the Ottawa civil
cervite rink, of which Pred 1. Shan-
non, m (lale•rh•h Iioy, Wet lead, and R.
R. Farrow, nephew of A. Farrow,
town, wise skip. The vietory was well
e'rned and was a fiery popular one.
CHURCH NOTES.
Thr sister. of St. Joseph's convent
Art in retreat for awo weeks at . she
mother hosme in London.
Holy communion was eelehrated on
Tuesday morning at Pt. (leorgr's
(-humb, the day tiring Rt. Bsrtholo•
mew's Day.
The services in Mt. George's church
next Sunday will be as follows : Holy
communion at $ o'clock, matins at
I1. and evensong at 7.
Rev. A. B. Meldrum D. D., of
Cleveland, will peeaoh in Enos church
nett Sunday evening. Tb. pastor
will preach In the morning.
At the Sunday evening service in
Knot church Miss Hsv111, of Dsttdt,
sang the eel* "Alone with God" and
BIGNAL : GODRRiCH. ONTARIO
School Shoes
The time has come again for your boy or girl to start
the fall term at school.
They will require to have a good, serviceable, solid
leather pair of Shoes, the kind that will stand
any weather we are likely to have at this season.
To procure that kind at the lowest possible prices,
come to us and see what we have to offer.
We have been very careful in selecting our stock of
School Shoes, and are prepared to supply you
with the best that can be procured from the
leading manufacturers.
REPAIRING
Downing 6' MacVicar
North nide of Square.
Goderich
l''uut IP. of Hamilton, i.iddle'a set.
ting of the hymn "Abide with Me."
Last Sunday Rev, E. C. Jenkins,
rector of 1Vingghats. assisted in the
services at St. George's., preaching an
able sermon in the tuorning.
Hev. Jae. 4. Andersson returned last
week from his vacation and preached
in Knoz church .n Mahhath morning
and evening, after a four weeks' ab-
sent -P.
Victoria street Methodist Sabbath
school will hold its picnic at Meoese-
tung Park on labor DAY. The iunjor
hand ha. leen engaged for the occas
siun.
Owing to the abeence of Rev. R. W.
jtlillyatd on hie holidays, Rev. W.
b ugh, of Benmiller, will preach
morntog and evening next Sunday at
Victoria street Methodist church.
Everybody wetrome. -
On Sunday last Mien Vesta Howell.
of Winnipeg, and Miss Louise Lang.
of Stratford, tendered solos very
aeceptat+ly et North street Methodist
church, one in the morning and the
other io the evening. Ooderich owes
a good deal to its summer visitors.
The financial, meeting of Otderich
district of the Methodist church will
he Held in Wesley church, Clinton, on
Thursday, September nth, At. 10.
The financial meeting for Wiogham
district will he held at Bluevale on
Tuesday,Neptember 14th, at p o'clock.
Next Sabbath will Rev. M.1
Joeabnl . lent 4*.--Mettieer - die- re-
pert• to leave Vera (Inn on the fol-'
lowing Thursday for New York, via'
the Ward litre, and will probably to
in Ooderieh the gecond week in Sep-
fernler. Owing to the uncertainty as
to bis arrival. Rev. Archdeacon Jones- ;
Bateman will remain in Uoderich
until after Sunday, September 12th. I
Next Sunday evening a aeries of
special addreeses by Rev. l'. R. Jones
will be eommeneed itt the Baptist
church. The themes of these ad-
dresses ate direct and local, and of 1
general interest to the community.
aubjeetaf-he Stet address► is. ae 1
flounced as ••A Plain Talk on (lode -
rich Problems - an Appeal and a
Prophecy.' A cordial invitation to
all.
At North street Methodist church
next Monday : The men's Sunday
Club at 10 a. m.: subject :-"The
Claim the Others Have upon Our
Money." Dieetl.,ion introduced by
i.. R. Doherty. Any man welcome.
At 11 a. m.,oongregatbonal strait-.,
Preacher, Rev. J. F. Knight, of Don
Mill*. 7 p. m.. pastor will [preach.
Subject. "Bird. of •Passage." All the
courtesies of the church extended to
the visitors in town.
it will be remembered that when
r 1
The People's Grocery
Having sold my bu'inese to
Mr. P. J. Ryan, 1 wish to thank
all who have kindly given me
1 heir patronage during my term
in business hen, rand et the
same time to rommend my en.-
c•ssor to them Aa One who, i be-
lieve, will give hew brat attention
to their wants.
Willis® L. Lindsay
Hamilton St.
U, sl rri,'l,
Clubbing
Rates.
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able again 10 announce the
completion of clubbing ar-
rangetuenta with The Tot -
nnto Weekly (blot*, where-
by
The Signal and
The Weekly Globe
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min for on. year for SI.00.
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Note -This offer is extend '.1 only
until December:il.t, Mei. and
is mad. aimply to introduce to
you this aperitif Laundry (Soap.
• We ..11 0 ban of this soap for
25c. ,
NOTICE:
Leave your orders for Plums,
Peaclwa, Pears and Tomatoes
to be delivered -lowest
price.
Tryour pure flesh -ground Cof
N at 4110 per pound.
Buy ynor Pickling(( Spices and
inegar herr. ' We keep the
best.
C. S. EWING
•Successor to C. A. NAIR=.
TIMOTHY EATON
New Readers
Authorized 1, the Ontario Boas) of
Fducatiofl.
We have a full stock of the above
reader with th• exception of Part
2, which is not yet published.
Pt ices are as follows: -Primer, price
4c. 1st Book, which we will have
on our shelve -ears soon an published,
price &:. 3rd Reader, price 14e. 4th
Reader, prier
Besides the above we have all other
new authorized Text Books for pub-
lic schools, separate schools and col.
I.giutr Institutes, at closest pub-
lished prices. Terme: Strictly cash,
without any exception.
We have aIso a wiendId stock of Ex-
pecte. and SSrrih lag Books, aft new
ttttraotive up-to-date covers, prices
ranging from Ir up.
We make a`-sp.cialty of Gr Blank
Books, containibf mom page than
any other on the market.
The Colonial Book Store,
ate. f�IRIE1, rf.p.
'Phone 100. Onnrt House Square,
(lodorIch.
NEW
,Telephone Directory
Ii
The Bell Telephone Co.
of Canada
is about to brae
NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
for the Markt of Western Ontario.
including
GOOERICH.
Orders for new connections,
changes of Arm nares, AIMING of
street eddresssa, or for duplicate
entries, sboald,be headed In AT ONCE
to
GEO. PORTER.
11.1001.1. MANAGER.
the Methodist Conference wee held in
Uuderich two yews ago the young
wen who were coming up for ufdlna•
lion that year were subjected not only
to 140100 q uertiun as to their ortho-
doxy but to a special and unusual ex•
emanation. From this exatoinatioo
the young men issued triumphantly.
Rev. J. F. Knight, M. A.. B. D.. of
Don Mille, who speaks in North street
Methodist church nest Sunday morn-
ing, wail one of these young men.
When at Conference held last June L1
London an attewpt was wade to sub-
mit the <edinatkin clava to another
such examination, touch was due to
the scathing criticism and trenchant
errsprumlelt of Mr. Knight fur the over.
whelwio vote which defeated the at-
tempt. He considered that after the
young oro had passed every teat pro-
vided by the laws of the church such
examination was not onlyan impute--
tion against their orthodoxy and an
advertisement which would affect
thele usrfnhxma, INIt an Indirect and
Intended insult t.o the rollege. at
Which they .tad been educated for the
udnLat ry, -
81. AUGUSTINE.
Toasuav, Aug. 211h.
l'PsxT THY Bvuuv,-- What aright
have beeu a serious accident occurred
Sunday while Mr, and Mrs. Wm.
Brophy. of the Ikh concession, were
driving to church. Their tweet took,
fright at same ubstacle on tits road
and turned very quickly, upsetting
the buggy on the road. Both uccu-
pant4 were dragged for some distance
under the top, but finally gut clear.
Thai -buggy wall hotly an•eftenr-•Mrs.
Brophy received Nome very severe
bruise* and s bed shaking up and Mr.
Brophy Is 14 a number of his ribs
broken.
PEMs41\.AL MILYTIu44. -Mire Itebece
Thompson spent Nuuday with Auburn
friends James Flynn and family,
r
l
of Chicago, are 'slaking at
Joseph
IFlynn's Miss Marg Sark., of
Aubnrn, vfilyd In this vil'inity't
ut
week noon is renewing Clara Craig, .4 Lek
In this vicinity gthis. wd eek tai , ,s4,.,.
T. Donnelly, who had /wen vi144444
friends le thio vicinity during tits esr t
mouth, returned to her home in Mr.
unto last :Saturday ...... Miss 044.s
Crawford and !dire Pearl ►(rwtfurd, of
Duugaflnon called on friends hers tart
week krink Tholupsuu
and itub-
ert Chimney left for the West lace
Tbutwdny on the harve"ten' excur-
sion... . Thee Jacques brnl.rrs, t4
Poutiwt•. Michigan, are visiting their
uncle, Rev. Father Laur•ud1.,,u ,. ,
Rev. Father l.wrendr:ut vitae!
friends in Detroit and Pontiac leg
week John Boyle, ,u.,ieted by
MOWN* CJhaulpion, was eul(agcd tut,
tang in a cement walk on Front nt4'e,,4
in the burg last week. Aleck McCabe
M't0I as Inspector and think, the jolt
wee door in a very Nstiefitetu''y way,
Llonth-End Specials
FOR SATURDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
August 28th, 30th and 31st
Regular hummers; every oneof them. Dozens and dozens to be found all
over this big store. A final,cle to -up of Summ St ).ks. The last call for hot
weather goods._ .Prices,.put t1'mJ.tilLecery .�:.• t�iligitr-e.4 -wits._ uret"i»-,4'
give us empty shelves and counters for the Fill Goods pouring - in every div.
Colne hire Saturday, Monday and Tu ls.l ty. Is el1:.t big things, you will not ht'
disappointed. Here is a partial list.
Those Laces at 3c - -
1,11U yards of them t., sell
Saturday. Monday and Tues.
!JAY, nail of a big special lot
bought et lee. than half-
price. Many widths end
qualities all et.ne pricy, ?
per yard....... ... .....at.
More Laces at 5c
These 5e laces err worth
all the way up to 2.'ic a yard
'and are brand-new goods.
Pilin white, cubits and fancy
trimming insertions. It will
pay you to buy them by the
dozen yards at this little
price. Choict of the
lot Saturday morning, gC
per yard, J
We will sell you 3oc
and 35c Embroideries
for Igc ,
'Phis will he the price for a
big lot .1 them roumeocing
Saturday morning. Em-
broideries of ail kind. with
insertions im various widths.
A genuine clean-up of our
gook qualities. Dozens of
pattern.. Regular 1k' to 19:tic ,
ttatutday horning, per c
yard, X77
Dress Net 19c
Fier ends only, 27 -loch
frees Net, male spot, white,
cream and ecru. will weak
like a piece of consul. Nat•
-euhrdoiae.y , pmoerrfiyagrdg`, your' 19c
Doilies 2 for 25c
Oval and round, all linen
damask Doilies with fringe,
good pfatterns. Ane satin
damask' also 13attaahurg
centre �tieces, 12 inches
square. Special Stator- 250
day. 2 for J
Laces and Embroid-
eries I21,c.
You will And a whole table.
NI of these Maturdey morn•
ing, they are worth Ub, Seer
end :4444• a yard, mime wen
even more. Jua the odds
and ends and last piers* .1
lines that sold at thee"
prices. All are marked down
now for the flnal ch•aring
of every yard 1220
at
Fine Wide Lawn I22c
This Lawn is worth 2J)c.
We haven't had any of it
now for a long time, hist
just received a fresh lot of it
from an English maker. 2De
is what we would have to
,1.11 it f .r if bought in the
regular way. Buy all yMt
want for six months while
you can getit at. per 124
yard ins
Ribbed Hose I1c
2)) pain of them. black
and tan. mostly sixes 81 to
1M, er amleee feed„ some have
,light imperfections, het
others are perfect, colors
fast. Saturday morn- 11 C
ing, per pair
Ladies' Hose 171c
100 pair, of them, ladies'
cnntop Home. plain or with
lace attkl'a, black and tan,
Mon wnmo fancy patterns.
Clearing them efI $ t-1
iirday morning, perjov.3 ,2C
6 yards Baby
Ribbon 5c
Narrow frothy Rihlatn, all
silk, many different rotors,
put up 4n six-yard ends. 5e
Smells! per end
Ginghamt 8c
Jim( alwnit :axl or Nat yards
of fan. -y Oinghane. and 1'ot-
ton Stntiflga, t.accis -Nott
stripes in a vwrirty of pat
terns, nearlyy nal colore ill he
lot. Regnier Ifs• and :sic.
Saturday and Monday.
special. per yaId, .
Linen Suiting I2 -_.c
One half d.r..vt pottrrns in
Linen Sating., trine and
greens, plain +yn I Lou. y.
Clearing 4 tt onlay,1
twit yard. 22C
Indigo Prints 1oc
Bret quality- Indigo dye
Prints, spots or sruabl pat-
terns w,th stripe 'Merl,.
high•gradrL2,t quality
evervwh're, Fifteen p *Sterns
10 chteise fr . Saturday,
morning et per OC
yard • .
Shantung Silks ?5c
Nave blue amt brown
only, :fl inches wide. extra
weight and quality. A
big epeeist! a1, (e4 ytl.. 75c
p
Wash Suits $2.88
hist a few for you to
choose, from, rh. last of um*
entire stack, not a suit re-
served. No nerd to say what
the form.-,' prier, 7011 know
it was a good dee! Cc)
Q Q
n
mothan this, at Q
Wash Skirts $2.15
Plain white Wash Statile,
cut in good style from duck
and rrpp Regular 314 4st
and $1 >0 o s - $2. 15
urlsy morning, each
Dressing Sacques and
Children's Dresses 57c
Theme ars samples, 25 of
them. white or (awry rotors,
w final clown up .1 our big
lot of .ample garments,
worth two or three tinter. this
price. A tableful, gat- 57c
onlay, at your choir.
Dressing Satques and
Children's Dresses, 79c
These are just, a little bet-
tor quality than thaw at
57e. There are about :i4 of
then, all are samples and
worth in most cases mus'
than double this price.
4'holee Of a tableful 79c
Saturday ...
Children's Dresses and
Underwear $1.19,
A tableful of children**
dreesee, White and colored
dresees. Umbel.' white c.o.-
ton 17nderwear sand fancy'
Drawstring Sacgnes, 4111 rat ell in
wll,everynne of them n tritrel•
4.,'. vlmplr and worth mon
than twice Ihhi prtee, Moine
are actually worth 3.3.101
and 33.:411. ('hoiee of thent
eatundaq morning, ��,�J
each
�7
Handsome White
Skirts $I.57
'obese Skirts are made
from the best quality Eng-
lish cotton and trimmed
with very handsome Swiss
embroidery. The regular
vainer are 3.3,11) mud 1x1.5(..
We bought them very cheap
so Saturday morning
Tori can buy 0744' $1.57
Roller Towels 35c
//''wen sir only all linen
rash roller Heel's. Full
length, heavy w t.5c
special for Saturday.
The object of these month-end sales is to clear obit the odds and ends of
broken limes th*t are bound to accumttfatl*. 3t is not good business to keep them,
so we let them go the end of each month at prices thitt are decidedly saving. The
month-end sales for August will he particularly interesting, for we are determined
to clear out every dollar's worth of summer stock that prices will sell.
Tweed Skirts $2.88
Just sn es..., d„r••,< .1
them rent ire _by „true-oLiJ..�_
biggest farturiee arasalnpl.•
lot of a special bargain they
were nikkingup. They we ,•
mads from the ••not•• clot11s
they put in their al sa..nod
3.4.51 skirt+. Nut nen.- than
two or Ihrb.e alike. host 44,,
dazelen aril Saint t•]• Q8
*
day at .• tor... L, Ci
Towels 2 for 25c
Jost six dozen of them.
Hemstitched hock - a bib 1.
towels. Extra weight *1.1
size. Selling Saturday 25e
...ruing at 2 for
Bath Towels 2 for 25C.
Thew. bath towels a 1 r
worth a Ruud deal more
money and'wellave onT six
dozen of them to sell, so if
you want a .air le aur• and
come Seton1 ay.
1 rry 25C
special 2 for. . .
Lunch Cloths 50c
Hemstitched and drawn
work plain whits lunch
cloth.. Full size and time
quali!y. 1Vnrth a lot m�o/r�e
rho i t11U Ariel+, Mper VVC
ial Saturday rash ..
White Parasols 79c
Just five of them. Hrgulnr
31.'21 amt 31.541. A ('lean op
of the rr4wnns.toek. 4<tui
day morng y, o u r 9c,
('4.04.4• .ni7
Better White
Parasols $1.68
Just Moven 0t right .f
thews. The lawn of
of tansy whits parasols.
The regular price, were up
(1) $:I.. taSatukerandayy 104)40,nrenZ4JC(44( Q
onse 41 0f the 5 for lK7
o
Dress Goods 57c
Wa are going to sell s lot
of Dream Goode on Saturday
for 57c a yanl. There will
be many different kind, on
this. table. Black, Colors and
fancy w . Mont of them
in unit or skirt lengths
Joel, • elearing rap of 0.1d
lines that we want out of
thande way,11.54)to. mNauaks rdayroom f.r
Fall stock.. Reguter 31.5,
morning per yard .57c
Striped Towelling 6c
Heavy huck.a-hack Tow-
.-iling, 17 inches wide, fancy
snipe, A splendid dryer, two
Thcew only, about 150 yards.
e wholesale price was 74e.
Saturday tuorning we .vial
Nethe Int at, per L` C
)'art l!
A Big Lot of Mat
Ends of Carpets
75 to 14u1 yards. 11 and 14 yard
lengths of 7'apemtry. Brussels
and Velvet ('arpet will be clear
ed out on Saturday. Three are
just the length's for odd mats
or rugs, and it i, only once end
awhile that we get the chance
to offer you them. If you want
an odd mat nr 4044. come or
some of th.'me and come earlyf
fur th. beat choosing.
Axminster Rugs $z.75
Fancy Axminster Rugs,
extra large size, nice design.
Regular 113.00 and 33.:10.
Not, a 3reat many 10 sell
Natuuday morning, 11.75
, at, each, 1 /
Dress Goods at 35c
Quite a lot at this little
prier. blacks and All the
popular colorings- thiwe are
the IMS end. of some line,
that sold1141 to f1k and 7:10.
hilt• you eon takes 7004 chole.'
Saturday morning 35c
at per yard
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