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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1909-9-2, Page 44 THVitsn.xy, smpraIBEn 2, 19100 THE SIGNAL: GODERICH. ONTARIO The ¶Bylaw Discussed. Public Meeting to Consider the Rgad Machine Co Proposition Some Criticism of thl-Terms of the Bylaw Mayor and President of the Board of Trade Favor the Proposal - Reeve Gallow's Statement of Town's Industrial Liabilities. What was intended to be a general tails of their business, and submitted mting of citi•rens for the lfiscllssion a financial statement showing an ex- .,. te hHtad Machine ('o. bylaw was vers of Isaias over liabilities of about o u there f cribs ( u' a union in the o , • cum burs o Friday held in the smut n y �N/xsrssiun u[ the r party. Thr evening : but thr worth* bad been Mayor said' the good. to 1* wanu- so little• advertised that only s sees tarnured here were of a dw.irable kind. Pdosrtl'wuplr weer prrse•nt. At first slid the filliug of the %scant factory on Fart succi would remove an eye - it prowisi I w IN rather doth bu( sure. and Ise a great help,to the town. 'sotne ol,irt•tionr to this way in which Reeve (allow, wbu was the next the bylaw was drafted, inu•odncel by speaker, read a statement of the Dr, i:wwerson and emphasized by a+ulcus loans. etc.., whish the town had given, showing thrilt present Dr. ifuimes, led to a spry interesting status. 'Therewaw s freeing around discursiou. Ile. M:uuuerstnt made it town, he said. that stone of the loins plaiuihltiii. ohjeptious `were not to wrist nut iq a very satisfsctor con - the, pt•uj.•ct air ,let out in the pueamblr clition, ane- this statement bad been of the bylaw, bui to what he ion- prepared to show just how things aiderte) lhr irsuttle,rut s4 guards „I stool. t lie tl,w urs interests pros diel in the 1'hr luih of tui i,e.a to the (bah -rich Organ Co. made in Iasi had been enar•uurul causes. lir. Holmes paid off. and although there had been further andquestioorel the wrsslout of I dried in u ro oa uu•nts of the lotto later of $'Lissa) the repayments were now coming in very satiafar- adding any -further to t he town s liabilities. He hinted very broadly, to,. that theme were other I lJe riot sI torily. 1 h hack interest wast paid to the bylaw than those. which had last year : this year *2,7)1) had al - bee vtiscussed, but -t,, fossil I seer,tr, tit19 rwrn re_paieI and a 'further pay-' wiin "the•y we14. -Mayor 1latkiinrwent ofdllt,( it'was expectee1, would criticized 1 ir. Holmes set reel, for j he mate this year. making uch iusiuuations, stating � r On the loan of 410,1.1 male to the that if he /Dr. Hniutrs) held shy-. Kensington Furniture Co. in 1)141, to thing up his sleeve it wits his duty to expire .a911 1, *LAO had been 'twirl. disclose it Mur the benefit of the On the loan of $Y',S,11011 wade in 1907, bpeople who weir to role tram for at twenty years, nothing had been ylaw. ' ''aid yet, but 41,11111 was promised in Thr lawyers, too. had p fraud in the tuunlb, wheu arrangements were to discussion. It wan Mr. Hlair whet les insole for thejtayment of the bat- ._ s drafted -the bylaw, in the' alas n..• fan—c--due. Mr. Gamow, the town solicitor. The boos of the liudeeich Ett v ttor Afterwards it wax submitted to Mr. 't, guaranteed by the town to the Carat -rots y who suggested - a few !extent of $50,000, were twin id off etheiidutrnts. air. •tiatretw did not ser the bylaw until it had Leen putt- the. atny, I 'at the end ri ase yet fished grilip the. �yqralt ttud -lx understood to �)apiettiittif`wheh his ..t- 4: ;,l�i.itlt It was understewd that tention was called to certain criti- the ('outpany'e sinking fund was 681" of ire provision. (touch' 01 the already Targe enough to wipe out this saute nature as those brought up on debt. Friday evening, be stated that he did lin the luau of sumo, made to the cut consider tlw ,) jreli in. were vital, summer hotel in 191)2. for ten y alts, both Mr. Blair the an st Allr bates wspo{ke 1 nothing had_ been paid : but even in on rat ay ire ulioZ tete pnrptrrt rr�rfyycyttuecj}un t�itft this the batt hadre- ""IN•ing to resssute their!seised nenefitswhich perhaps coveted their remarks the anxtunt which had been lent. bearers un the p..il,t- whirl' had been The Wheel Rigs had a loan of raised. trati.rl, made in 190S. Payment of The duties of , u:►U IU wets iia- I the first instalment hal been offered \charged by C. A. Nairn, who called j{t„ the tow'b n,ut there was a dispute f1Ist on Mayor Macklin "t addreer the oyer the interest and the matter was unteting. His Worship gave the his- in abeyance until this was settled. torit of the project and told of the Thr Doty Company had made the stepet.,which hail lwt'n taken to secure intortnation regarding the rwtutrrs and Tb ti lniilnti- , was st 'mated. Although Mr. Voods, r. Philips and Mr. Mandl,. first payment on its loan of 62:i,Uta .et by the town list year. e Reeve mentioned alio the grant of $si.,I ll to the C. P. K. fur fright of more than ibis amount hatbeen Doty Enlist Works Trebles Floor S_ae n wT Fye ire C. P. I£.1 • lire t - and E—rec'}s N geriJ S sail for Little Current, which we reached at &46 p. w. Passed a raft of logs in the channel. August 10 --Sed rail- at 5 a. in. Wind northerly and blowing fairly hard : carried away the splicing ul one of the forward port shrouds. Wind held till noon, then went light. Reached Toberworay again about 5 m. Distance sailed today about sixty-five mlia. Auguet II -Went fishing this morn - Ing and naught none, so we went across to see Flower Pot Island and the "Flower Puts." They are rocks cut out at the base by the action of the water. ('apt. Donnelly was catching Int. of fish today alongside of us at times, but we couldn't catch one. His catch today was eight rime pounds of trout. August I3- Mtarted today about 6 a. tn. Winds light and easterly. Rau into Stokes Bay about 6 p. m, It is a fine large naturist harbor. Anch- orsl in the lee of one of the islands. Two of the crew went ashore to get provisions, came back with some breakfast bacon about three inches thick, and mostly tat., hut under proper treatment it didn't taste had. August 14 -tint on our way about DI a. w. Wind light but fair. \Vent out of the Bay to the south of Lyal Island. (etched Southampton about 9 p. in. An outside hand concert was in progress and was very good. August lit -Nut having a very good harbor here we set trail about 6 a. m. and ran across to Port N:Igin, ,which we reached at 7 a.m. , Started to rain drolly 0 after ; wet at intervals all day: August Irl --Wind light and ahead : decided to wait for a more . favorable wind before starting. Another Spoon gone down the venire -board box to- day. -i :a►wraw.---Made-. wtsresf lythe eolith but (mind wind light and sea heavy. so we turned hack and went to our anchorage again. August 17 -No wind today. Taylor and• Morrison have gone home by rail. Rained alt afternoon. August iS No wind. August 19 Light breeze from the west. Made a start at 5:31, but out- side found a heavy sea running the wind falling and drawing to the southward. We turned back, not greatly wishing to iso churned about ire thaT ilea With no wind, Met Geo` Kt-ihen, formerly of the Bank of Com,. men•e, Oodetich, now, of Guelph. He and the Captain were indwlging in reminiscences' of the years gone by in Oodericb. August :911' The wind. which blew hard allnight, still blowing flesh from the northward and westward. Met mail about 8:Alt found a heavy sea running, but the North Piet tusking good time and easy going through it. Getting dinner rather difficult today: dumped all of it into the Captain's Mink once. and the tin cow hadn't her horny on either, Reached Ondrrich about 4 p. tn. (tot the boat to her old moorings -sand so the cruise of the North Pier sea0 ended, A THRIVING_ INDUSTRY Torr the col'nril in reference to the straightfWIMP .d act n■h r.. .t... ' Jack. ere K hop. pptrtutje:t, had etealeta very favorable ,Kot, 1launufrcturingl;,.. whose factory day ,ase ween a representative t.tlprersior, )t' was considered ad- was, one of the best in town, and the of The sig. nal took a trip through the vtsable to find r t torr about them. straight M to the Ooderich Lum- I)ot Engine %Vorks nd note with and the Mayor nd the president ofbesco, , satisfaction the wayin which thii ' the Board of 'IS- (Mr. - Rumballi had knitting of $2511 factories for a asnd the thriving industry is branching out, Bone of thee to m Kennett mare,, l~uited Big Mill had been grafted exemption pieced and The two installation ofew ihearoacb nre ` from taxation only. The kinds of ery will he commenced in a few days. States company is sitltated. and found eyerything satiafactolt not only in regard to the business \1,ut also con- cerning the personal standing of the men behind it. At Kennett Square there was a splendid plant. manned by wen of a class who would Coln. mend goof wages, anti ev rything was in it trnteltet•nu.-IlM,ie n, ct • Ilion. Mr, Philips was .ery era y t give them every iufo•uuat1 n as to th de - CRUISE OF THE NORTH PIER A Three Weeks' Trip on 'Lake Huron in Capt. Lawson a Yacht. As has already been mentioned in The e(igmtl, the yacht North Pier ('apt. Lawson in command, and John Lawil,n, Harold 'Taylor and McKee Morrison as crew -last th mate a trip to the North Shorts and the Anti* "log" having come into our possession we herewith publish it serif, et lit. To wit July til-- The North Pier slatted up the lake ithout tl a. 111., the wind fair but light and the water smooth. no breakfast was node 'roily and dis- posed of without any unusual loci dents, acid all hared. had :e fairly goof appetite, which isn't always the rase the Oral morning out. The wind was light all day and shifted to the north west in the afternoon, but we reached Kincardine about 7 p. ,n. The crew went up town and the bat that one of them wore eniisel tomb obstruction to trafbc in Kincardine's streets - and it wean t the size of the hat, -either. August lit Alt,, t a is III. the Cap- tain** s call a which wait repented every morning throughout the tripe-- "Are you fellows going to siPPp NII day Heave nut, nw, heave out," and thaee sleepy fellows got 0111 on deck, hoisted Willa, ,-sit off the share fines, and last 5:15 a. 111, we writ. sailing northward seam with a fresh breeze from the soothes.) on out quarter. A11 hands were wideawake by now and enjoying early rising or, at bast. the resulttl of it. (letting hieakfast WilA,more of an undertaking this morning' : dishes had a tendency to trivet, they dirtier want to eta•rto the stave or on the table. Mut a I hand., had healthy,appe- tites. Win1 cunt' ed fresh and fair all Clay. Met a gasoline rrMiter going south. Ban into Johnston's (Harbor for the night and there the motqui• topes greeted its like long lost friends, a _ wort of come -n _and-bave-a-4_rink-boys style 01' greeting. Ziihnston a liai•bor is a snug little piaci•. Mit you are bet- ter out at anrhot than tied to the dock. August 2 -No wind I his morning, PO we didn't utake at daylight start. Kingfishers were busy getting their breakfast as we wry. getting outs. The harbor looked very pretty. The reflection of the trees in the water around the shines: wawa as distinct as the trees above. The water is sol clear up here fist the rock bottom is dis- tinctly visible at considerable depths. We would tteatP the lead nrr'aeinn- ally, thinking we• had barely six feet of water tarter IIP, and would find three or four fathoms. If Goderich could only draw its water supply from such a place a sed(tnrntatorn basin wouldn't bre necessary. The wind continued light. and ahead all day. We readied'l'ohrrmurayy about 11 on. and a large nntnt,er of 1'ob ermnrsyitee lined the dock and wad:he•d our, every) move. it is a fishing station princi- pally, and 111P youthful ptopulation seem to take to the water tike young ducks- girls as Well Rs boys. This is a fine natural harbor : the Big Tut, its the owtivea rill the deepest Fay, offers particularly gond shelter. They say the water in ninety feet deep in it, and the tock aide* are so et t that they form a natural dark, rings 'being set Into the rock for tieing to. August 3 -Ret sail Altana A a. in, and the electric railway bad been guar- Taking, unto consideration the new &mewl for $Iid,,Ira : these would not boiler shop near the old salt works, nature until the expiration of thirty these new buildings will mean that years. the floor area has beenracticall Altogether Reeve °allow thought quadrupled in the past six tbay the town had done very well, and in a \Vithout any noise or commotion the few years, with further repayments work has been carried steadily along, on the loans, the town's finances and when all the machinery is in poxu- aCLnlY y ` er Aedeeich will -have -one of the 1t'antlnued ea trate:. most complete and up-to-date machine works in Canada, atm trd northward across t.eorgian Bay. The wind front the eastward and faitly fresh, and it held till about (sen, when it suddenly dropped, and f about two hours we rolled about in ib boiling sun till we thought the spars would be shaken out of the boat. 1 he Captain seemed immune, but it took very strong repressive measures on the part of the crew to make their dinners stay with them. Then a breeze came along again and we reached Littlot Current -about 12 o'clock [midnight). The Fisheries I)e- 'pst•tment boat Otunabee persist eta off Cape Smith. August 1 -Rain today, so we stayed in putt. Tried to get a daily paper to find out what the world had been do- ing since we left, but got. none. A person is more out of the world eruit- ipgas we are Than if in the middle of th-e North Atlantis. Wi•-went to a ing picture theatre, and Indiana formed a most interested half of the audience. Augetvt i. -$tasted wrvtward at 5:8) Wind light and wheal. Met the Goo mann- of the Northern Naviga--- tion Co.: were passed by the cruiser Lillian II. of Chicago ; then met the King Edward All the traffic by the north channel passes through Lit.t1. ('iit•r•nt. \Vired was light all day, I(esehed (,ore &iv about 9::1) p. m. August. 11 --Wind light and ahead. Derided to stay here today. (lore Bay is the principal town'oh Manitou- lin island and a rather pretty little place. The people do a lot of boat iog here, t he bay Ixingdotted with small craft in the evenings. \Ve took some friends out for at sail nn the North I'ier. August 7 --Met sad again about 5:bb .,. m. Wind light from the south - wad. Reached Blind River atxn,t fd p. in. Wind varied from fresh to none. Ilad an uneventful trip acmes. (lot a Friday's °lots•, the first newspaper in a week. Almost lt- Not finoling-Blind River a very god harbor we left again about 10 a. m. and ran across to ((ore Bas, which we reached about fi p. m. It New fairly hard for it while this afternoon and raised a fairly heavy sea. l Aug. 9--;itarted agair abouts; p. n, Wind northerly and it heavy sea run- ning. About a anile out there etr- cnrred the only exciting event or the eruise sot far. As it was Mr. Morri- son's custom to st ty below it greater part of the morning, no anxiety was felt when he was not on deck. How- ever, further search revealed the start- ling fart that he had disappeared. We anxiously scanned the waters of the lay astern, but he evidently had not fallen overboard. We immedia- tely returned to the dock and institu- ted a search ashore for the missing sailor. We were much relieved to find hint in the linin -roost of the hotel almost hidden from view by shredded wheat biscuit and hard - bxoiled eggs and agreeably employing his spare time until a more correct hour at which to call upon snore of his friends. After some difficulty we per- sr(adll him to come aboard again and the cruise was resumed. Aland 2 p. nt. ran Into a bay at the east end of ('apperton Island, and as the Captain put it went tar a cruise ashore, but found nothing of int e t est, not even rattle hakes. Went *boatd again and w The New Buildings. The new machine shop is 13x11.1 feet, with a gallery along one sides Chas. Heid had the contract for the brickwork and D. McLaren looked after the Outten -work, etc. The machinery will to a great extent be removed from its present location in the old church building. New machinery will also be added and the equipment will be complete and modern A ten -ton travelling crane la product of tbr' Works) will be in• stalled within the next week. An air compressor has already been put in and hereafter a great deal of the work will he done by pneumatic hammers, chisels and drills. The hlarksmith shop, 411x11.( feet, is of reinforced concrete, for which Geo. Habsel hal the contract. Some of the machinery has already been in - malted. Perhaps the moat interesting machine is the steam hammer, which can easily do the work of a wore Of old-time blacksmith.,. In the apgine room anew On h. p. Goldie -McCullough engine of the Wheelock type has been placed. A dynamo mappable of aupplying current for 21.1 incandescent lamps is being installed, in the o1uen space WPM 'ot the pres- ent machine shop a ..ton Gurney weigh scales is being erected. The ground floor of the old ehurch building will he used us a storeroom, while the machinery used in the pipe department will bre pearl) in the base. ..teat. Work on the new broiler shop on the lot adjoining the old saltworks prop- erty was started laza week and al- ready the new concrete foundation is completed. Geo. Babel has the con. tract for the cement work .and this week lout his mixer in position. The hnilding will be ret feet wide and lids feet deep. The side walls will be 1)1 feet higb, the roof then slanting in I() a centre tidgr, the aides of which will he WWIi for skylight ppurposre. A sid- ing from the Grand Trunk will enter the front door, and run the entire length of the building. The engine - room in connection, 40x01 feet, was rnmpleted some titue ago, and will soon rte equipped with a t1) h. p. boiler' and engine. Seale of the Work on Hand. At tete Works three large "Minot fur" engines intended for logging pur- pose,' nrpose,' are nearly ready for shipment to Vancouver. These boilers and en- gines are shout :III h . p. and are Owed in hauling lags front the forest to the river. They are mounted on 'tn-foot Aide and can move them VPIvPs through the woods, hence the name. These three make a total.ef eight machine., which have been con- structed for the British Colombia lumber trade. In another department a :dl h. p. engine for a stern wheel boat. is being built for the Northwest i,umher Co., and will he ahippsd soxn to Wetaske- win, Alberta. The Company hau under construe flan at Coilingwood a fishing tug, til feet long and 13 feet wide. The hnll is being built by K. J. Morrill, and all the machineryand fittings will Iwsent. from (ld oericthis week. The firm is hnilding a foe -and -aft. compound marine engin. of 1611 b, p. for E. D. Moore of Winnipeg, who ie building a I50.foot steamer for Lake Winnipeg and tributary waters. The Don't let an unscrupulous dealer force on you an incita- tion of the "I). & L." Menthol Plaster. Look for the "1), & L." trade -mark on the tiu. It guarantees the genuine and the most effective remedy for Rheumatic aches and pains, Lumbago, Sciatica, Backache, etc. 25c. - each. Yard rolls equaling seven of the regular size $1.00. FEPOYLI TME BEST TONIC for all sickly poop's. Maks& new blood; Class strength: Restores Vitality. Taxan soar any Ilio... tt hasten• a return to hearth. 1 Mos el (Lawrence Co, Houtrad. locks on the Selkirk River between Winnipeg and Selkirk should he co l- �imed next month, placing Winnipeg n connection with several thousand miles of inland navigable watery. ex- tending on the east. 10 Hudson Bay, and on the west far up the Saskatche- wan River. '(Posit%`iiTro lieinR_jiliwfivt7'on Two" carloads of mining machinery des- tined for the Cobalt region. Two weeks ago mentior, was made of the shipment by express of a 12x1.2 high pressure engine to Montreal, Quo. This week the shafting and wheel go forward by the tame route, waking ta total of 5,fl1111be --quite a neat little package (of looney). for the express company. Vagaries of Genus. tthakeepesre could not writer in composing his plays. • Longfeltow neYer wrote white -eat- ing. Robert !Antis Stevenson initialed up- on holding his pen in his right hand. Mir Francis Baron could not use a fountain pen under any eitr,unetencee. Dr. Johnson was never known to eat ice cream, Mrs. Hernana did not wear peekaboo waists. , Dante never caIIed his "inferno" profane history. - Charles Dickens always walked• rip stairs. -Life. - -- - Professional people, actors. law y doctors and ministers, whit frequently suffer from exhaustion and prostra- tion as a result of excessive nervoua in. find Ferrovim. the .insignia tin g tonic. unequalled to strengthen an d renew the exhausted tissues of their • fxerrivrita 1 . ntt.p.,..,J of remelt, lean beef, citrate of iron, pure old Spanish sherry wine. $1.(a per bottle. "Come right in. Wilkins," said a roan to a rate -collector, who did not like tbeaction of ,he house dog. "He won't hurt you. You know a harking dog never linea." "Probably." re- plied the cautious visitor. "hut 1 don't know how soon he's goinz to stop barking 1" Kellogg's is a Delicacy and a Food Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes furnish a delicacy and a Food in one lus- cious combination, dis- tinct from ordinary Cereals. Kellogg's is Pre-digested and nutritious. It up - builds the young, re- freshes and sustains the aged ; creates a glowing health, vitality, a clear brain—the snap and fire you formerly possessed. Kellogg's is sweet corn —Purified by Kellogg's Secret Method. The name on the box must be lOc. sea a� Casser s:eaaara Toasted Corn Flakes THE CLEAN GROCERY Kincardine Bacon ie in great demand. Have ar- ranged for two shit •nta per week, delivered Toped/ay and Friday. Mr. Coleman, o Kincardine. is the Pole p priim- of the F.ptirure bra s of cute! meats. The rail ay nfflrial cars use it exclus ely. (live it a trial. All kind's of Wholetand Mixed Spices for the pickling season. Ws handle t River Valley Crea ry Butter from ngannon, lbe hest. ,/or the price. Also fresh sniped- of /�D DAIRY e t raid ASO sash priest raid for 8, Bt11TSR and LARD). J. J. McDONALD, 'Phone 1n'. West rt. • Now for Fall Business" Never Isidore were we in so good shape to answer 1be Fall demands for new Nall (lode as we are today. We want you to read every line in oar 0.1. c,rr(nlly this week. The following Items are worth your careful consideration. In many of the alticles cawed are prices rarely fo 1 iu mods of such superior quality. In dryer materials our stock is larger and better than ever before, in all the new colorings. Read the dress gouda item : Dress (foods Our Dress Goods are of a very high order 0t quality in the new colon and shading+ in Wistarias, Atuethysts, Taupe', Artichoke Grey Electric Green, Burgundy. Browns. Navy, Myrtle, \Vine and Reds. The leading makes are Satinfinishedbath in plain weaves and self stripes, beautifully finished. Broadcloth. and Venetians tie also g.xx1, We bave the new unspottable finish that is looked for s.. In making l i Tui Wit are K n haring era blg t l l , K otoftur.- u enough in each end to K g s it pieces. no two aliak, just stwctslty of black dressrstuffs, in many new makes. We have nearly all the above-named nearly ieyertthing that yous. We are making ask for in i)res. Goods. Wrapperettes Let Ise show you what we can do In novelty g-� *1s for waisting. at 15• and 21)c. Ladies' Vests The balance of our stock of ladies;, Vests is to Ia, sold at. a big reduction. Hosiery only hbpairs of our 2 for 25c hose yet t., sell. ('ue anti get some of them before they are 411 gone. Standard Patterns, Fashion Book and Designer for sale. 1 0 1 1 J. H. COLBORNE 0—��-- G. T. R. Special Toronto Exhibition Service. The Grand Trunk Railway is giving an unexcelled. service to Toronto Ex• hibition, four trains daily in either direct' , carrying through coaches and parlor cars to Toronto without change. Special train leaves Oode- riCt►--;L._ 6'eaI s -us. t n excursion days. For tickets and information call on Frank Lawrence. down -town O. '1'. R. ticket agent. - 1 1 to new THE SIGNAL subst:ri!lerS the remainder of 19o9 FOR ONLY 2Sr_ 1' C®I Store closes at Saturday p.m. p.m. Cameron & Moore see D. & A. Corsets A new still 'nt jtlst re- eeived - the very latest Ili. sleet M. Value, Service, StyIe and Satisfaction 0 These words sum up the merits of our Dress Goods Department concisely, and our customers know that everything we say about it is not. exaggerated but rather modest description, and the style oI the goods you will always find better than represented. The spirit of newness is strongly in evidence in this store and a -plenty pouring into all departments. - This is the first week of the month. We want to establish a new record and we have made preparation>s_acc.trdingly. The new Fall goods we have never priced lower, and the balance of our Summer goods pass cut at prices that are a revelation to our own regular prices. Visit the store, .1-N os e have countless specials that are not lasted here. READY-TO-WEAR SPECIALS, S' UNDERWEAR SPECIALS Linen Wash Skirts Ladies' Vests Twenty-five' only, in brown, blue and 95c pink, to clear Sateen Underskirts Ten dozen ladies' black sateen 1 n.1Pr- 98c skirts. are a great new s1x•rial, .. . Q Muslin Blouses A clearance of our high-cl •-a summer lilnnse•s, a few in the lot woo th 63.I)l ; 98c all Silk Gloves Perrin's Milk (,lover, elbow len,th, in shades of tan, white and black, double tips, (Lemnos fur goal wear. :egoist 41.11, for 55C Parasol Specials Five dozen fancy Sunshades, in silk, linen and mercerized, welltnade and strictly high- class : last call, tllc, 41,8t and $2,00 • Three dozen only ladies' black Parasols, durable cover, strong frame, and a choice of very pretty handles ; clearing 6(]c prices 69 A limited quantity of knit Vests, short and long sleeves : a regular 20 -cent 25c value, at 2 for Ladies' Short Knit Drawers Eine .it ality, mediumweight and ,It 25c e�Iuallnl value at Hose Supporters In blues, pink, white and black. with the celebrate! C. M. U. clasp. Regular valor 25c 3.8,, for . WHITEWEAR SPECIALS Two dozen (downs made in full sizes, neatly finished with val. lase and insertion : 59c regular 41.(1), for v7 Twenty . five only tatter Onwna, made of fine English nainsook with short sleeves, are tritumed with fancy embroidery yoke ; 75c a few in the lot worth 111.6)), for Twenty only Underikirta-inialy tucked, trimmed with lace and insertion and male with large flounce ; to clear Sat- 59 urday morning at New Pattern and Style Books now on sale, c School Clothing WILL BE BOUGHT NOW , Where can 1 get the best value ? Mothers are asking the question. By ex- perience, the answer is "Cameron & Moore's." Boyd 3 -piece single and double -bre toed ani • s. size ' to 15 years ; worth 93.50 and $219 $1 ), for .. . ... . About (1 down boys' flue tweed Pants, with double seats and knees. sizes 24 to :r.2 ; reg- A Qc 'Oar Mr: to $1.)1, for .. �}Q Grocery Department As we buy Vi also sell. It's economy to buy here. Another shipment of Kellogg's ('nt n Flakes fresh front the factory 10 cases, reg. 10c, while they last7, 10' air 0 packages for 2:,e „ ..... 2 ran. for 3,l- 10 cases fresh IIS itish Columbia Salmon. regular ile per ran, for 6 dozen ; lb. J era afelsren's imperial Cheese 500 packages Jelly Powders, assorted flavors, :,p per p -u k:ege „r .i Mien Maple Leaf M.dmon, regular 211c per pan BUTTER ANL) EOUS WANTED ,This Department is open to handle all the Butter and Eggs that can be got in the surrounding country. The prices we pay should bring loads of produce this way. This week we will pay for Strictly Fresh 'Eja;gs 22c per dozen Choice Butter 20c per pound Cameron & Moore • The Department Stores Ooderich Branch 11/11///1111110111/1111/101111111111•1111,0�1111111111111111111/ ONE —