The Signal, 1909-9-23, Page 44 THUMt)iv, SRPTRitnen 2.1,IMO
SIGNAL : G0DV iCH. ONTA Ri()
THE TOWN COUNCIL.
ROAD MACHINE CO. BYLAW AGAIN
• -• SUBMITTED.
Town .Water Now in Good Condition
-Councillor Jordan Disappointed
in Preneer Whitney -The Tax
_-1_--.- Lav gr 19Q9--Where_Is Enjinser
Chipman 9
l ousideratiun of ca petitiuu for the
resubmission of the bylaw to guaran-
tee the bonds of the Atuerican Road
Machine Company of Cunada, Ltd., and I
of the revised bylaw itself were tIie t.
leading features at the regular meet-
ing of the town council last Friday
evening. A petitiuu with some 273
signatures was presented, and, un
being asked to do to, Assessor Camp-
bell went over the list 10 ser that the
signatures were those of voter's. He
reported eight 'lames of nou•voters on
the list.
The rule of the council, which re-
quires petitions to be sent to cutn-
tuittee was raised as a reason for net
dealing with the petition at ower, and
011 it vote W suspend the t ulr Depot y
Reeve Reid and l'ouncillors Munuinbp,
and Humber voted No. the other
members of the council, Reeve tial•
low and Councillors •Crsigie, S allows.
Dean and Jordan. voting in favor of
dealing with the petition at mice.
The Deputy Reeve explained that his
-only reason--fen•---voting -No-www-
order
1. -w order to have a committee ieok-into
the genuineness of the signatures;
but when the expedient of having Mr.
Campbell report on that point was
adopted he withdrew his opposition.
Mr. Blair ex leiued that the bylaw,
as revised, left out the clause with
reference to the town's using its
efforts t0 have a railway switch to
the factory put in, as it had 110
proper place in the bylaw and Was not
binding, end Made it clear that the
mortgage that the Www was to re•
ceive as security for the guarantee
- wtcr to fie tm -the facto.) -ow--east"
street, the old bylaw not making the
.._. point quite clear, although it required
the Company to purcbas• the factory
building.
A resolution W the effect 'Oust the
petition he granted was adopted
unanimously, the mover and seconder
being Councillors Sallows and l'raigie.
The bylaw was given, its first two
readings, considered in committee of
the whole, and is published elsewhere
in this issue of The Signal. The vote
will be taken on Saturday. October
18th.
Water Is Better.
Dr. Hunter, medical health officer.
wrote enclosing a report on the town
water from the Provincial chief
health officer. Dr. Hunter wrote :
"You will notice the great re4uction
in parts of chlorine per Million since
direct connection with water crib
has been made. I am satisfied the
town water will always maintain the
sable excellent standard if the sedi-
mentation basin can he pilule sec•ute
ft•Inu leakage. '
Dr. Hodgetts' .report showed the
sample free from any bacterial infec-
tion and only eight parts per million
of chlorine.
C. P. R. Train Service.
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His %Vorship mentioned an incon-
venience in the C. P. H. train service.
While it provided an early train out
of WWII and a late train in, the service
was not so convenient for persons
comingrt4 tcwn and wishing to return
the same 'day. The suggestionwas
made that the railway company might
put on a service similar to' the service
an and out of (tttelph, a motor car to
make either ane'rnr two trips a day.
This matter was referred to the special
committee.
A blank form of
Le islatul'e asking t
be given the power of ad
titian to the
snuck .i1,lalitie s
justing assess-
ments so that a greater proportion of
the taxes would fall on land values
and'a less proport ion on impr(t,seruenth
was referred to the spe(IaI, com-
mittee.
Money for School Board.
A communication from the serretaty
of the public school Ixlard advised the
council that the final payment ht $4,00)
on the Gibbons lot would be due Octo-
ber let and that there would be other
apunants coming due later on the con-
tracts for the new school. This matter
was referred to the finance committer.
The water and light committee re•
commegded that the petition for a
. light on Bruce street he referred to the
water and light commission to report
10 cost, and this was adopted. .
_. k'james Found Wanting.
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Councillor Jordan gase an oral re
port of the work of t he delegation from
the municipalities of the Proviuce
which waited ou the Provincial Gov-
ernment with the request That the
Government elect two hospitals In the
Province for the care of indigent con-
suulptives. Premier Whitney's reply
to the delegation was not encouraging,
and in Councillor Jordan's opinion Sir
Ja •s' attitude in the matter was not.
at all creditable to a person in the
position of Premier of the Province of
Ontario.
On the question of oiling streets
Councillor Jordan reported what be
had seen in Toronto, and said that I)i-.
Sheard had promised to send up infor-
mation as to the cost of this method of
keeping down the dust.
Councillor Jordan called the parks
committee to account for not bringing
in a report on the cost .,f painting the
buildings at Harbor Park, but His
Worship felt inclined to let the com-
mittee have a little more time.
The Sewerage System.
Something that Councillor 71fun
rings enquired about was the sewerage
system, on which Engineer Chipman
had been engaged to make a report.
Councillor Munnings thought it looked
as if Mr. Chipman were oat corning,
and suggested that the public works
committee and the engineer get May
nn the problem without Mr. Chipman.
The Deputy Reeve, however. gave the
information that Mr. ('hipmen would
be here the following week to make a
report on the system.
The danger of the fast driving on
the Square at nights was brought, up
by Councillor Bellows, and the matter
was referred to committee to be
looked into.
Tax Levy for tgoo.
The finance ronitni'tee reported a
tax rate fot the year of nineteen mills
for general purposes and six mills for
school purposes, and recommendeel
that 2 per isent. diocounl he allowed off
all payments toad.. before October
15th. imp, 1 per rent. off payments
before November Pith, 2 per rent. ad-
ded to payments not. made by (etwni-
her lath and 5 per rent. added to taxes
FOR THE CLEAN GROCERY
Saturday and Monday, 25th & 27th,
AND FOR THE
Three Town Exhibition Days
THE FALL CAMPAIGN BEGINS
We ata herr 10 will w 1 hull and \\'inter floods at the lowest prices that NEW ane 600 1)
merehandire Vali p'•ssibly Ir• sold for. Next Saturday and Monday tail the three Exhibition days will be
Red Letter ►ass at this stow. Coupe and see what we can do for you with new end dependable goods. %Ve
huvcnt room to „note many poen., here, to few just to let you know what you nary expect.
DRESS GOODS. un Satuduy uud \pouchy and EExhlbitiop dugs wee are putting up the
biggest I)tess Guoxl. suer we rvrr al lcuyHed, out of Ih( biggest stuck
i., be pound Mae. SA( in 1)11,•M•.,, eutsprottable Black, Navy, Burgundy, (frown, Breen, h'istat•ia, Taupe
111 pieces in all, .tripes and plain, all new, 1)1.. for (1k•.
\VultSTE1) SI ITI\GS- l piker only, Navy, Taupe, (trey, Nutmeg plums, h) inches wide, heavy
weight, lkk., for Ifni,,
POPLINS- Navy, lkuwn, Black. Burgundy, 'taupe, \%'istarill, Catawba. all wool, dtl,t-repellent
tiuish, tkk•., for :or. -
Waistings
Imperial \%'ao,t Aug. We 1111.1
With a lot of Naistinps. The
regular prier I. to 21k. You
(an have ellse of theta on sale
days at I2ic. This is a tale
ch.uu•e. 11 piece, in the lot.
Ginghams
- - Mesa.. -MO--ye-tab s-.4-- l+r..k« h,
itirtKiosk wed-Naeurth.aai--ewkw,
Regular 121e - and 15c. on sail
,lays Ile. Sone. of the lest
patterns we had this maritime
are in this lot, flout a or 1 to 21'
yards in each Meer.
Dress Tweeds
Just it small Io1 01 Dies.
Tweeds,sotto'''. Gu• girls' coal,
or school dresses. Mostly from
1i54• to 730, IS to :Si inches wide.
Our price is now 3:x•.to311c, Not
mhny yards in a piece.• They
are a great big bio -gain.
Coats
1'11e• new hall Coats rare bete
Old a nice lot they are. Latest'
.tyles in Mitek, navy, 'green.
blv,w'11, ' I;re%. Collie :old see
• helm :and get our price.,
Small Wares
l'eett'I Buttons, 2 dozen for Jr.
%Ichor. ilooks and Eyes, 2 du
,•t1 for 1..
1111 .tei•l 11:titI ons ill k (s
01 trees i1 a•.--
:,psi electroplated 1'ins, good
.e 111141 51:0 p,
Lace Curtains
.luso w'liat i. left over, not
1,1au)' ,pairs, ata great reduction,
1,, clear them out before our new
Call stock colors in. Note th,-
i , ricer:
5oe for ltie Si.).• for li:x•
stilt/ for \x• 111.2.; for. _ 110•
x1,51) for :1.'91 It_:.(4I for titl.s+'
:a.lst for $2.23, and n few ex1,1
I,.ti1s about 111df•1)1'll'e •. ".•�
I Cashmere Hose
;:ut a lot just ill, Llama.
mike. all purr wool, bold every-
where for :s a•, price •tl or 3
pairs for *1.11), sines 84, U, ill, 111
Handkerchiefs «1
1'hildreu's ruloted b o r d e r
ILandkerchiel's, legality a, sale
price 2 for :p•. %Vino. ours, .
helustitchral, :s• regular price,
tot : 1'rtrbrntdPr5d eilb
Mr- lee. -ttnttaf tI)audkrpt,lerfe
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t... lea.
Silks
11 wnlc black Iltr•es or
(coating Silk. warranted nut to
cut. quern quality. Sale prier
tine -and 91.21. A real '41111(1.
Hosiery
l'he
1.4,) o.; pairs of out 1,9si-
pair.lul of 2 pairs for 2.-s• seam-
less and fa.t black Hose
11 and 111 sizes, Doing now 3
pairs for 2.s.
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)ebentun•• meld. ..
Premium. on aehenture;
nederi, ll Oman ('0,. Ltd
, uder*ch Wheel Idg•
Ken•iugton Furniture 1'0 ..
laity ):nein Work, (0.. Ud.
Mage tratem Ione„
Mi+cellrneou; ler
Loral hnproe•en.ents .. r 1,an
frog tax - t�er-}p
Taxes, .at l • mall .. 11,7tl- I
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the rate life and work. 'fhe I're:shvtery in this
booklet referred to the Doctor, as ra
elan wtin had a (Jeer, vivid add far-
suasive way of reaching the truth.
He occupied an honored place in the
Presbytrt ban church in Canasta. being
l.'�a' a long and faithful member Of the As.
senility's house tnissiot;cowwitt�e, a
leader in Sabbath school, temperance.
moral and sesial teforiu work. 11e
never rejected pxlatnne of any kind
which w'ereof u responsible or.ditli•
cult netut•e. • •
'\'lie Synods 1If Hamilton :mil 1.,11-
dtue-t4.nfrw•ett ,ip«M him.'throng's
Knox l'ollege the degree of Doctor of
Divinity.
The Doctor Made slit trips to the old
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land and one tine• trot( a very yaln-
able arid Useful holiday and visited
Palestine. He made it a priltire
(very four years to attend the elem.
vols held in ceongection with the Pres•
hyteriau church and was in attend-
ance at, Ireland, Philadelphia. \Vash-
iflgtoa and New Yet k.
Ott June :tot, Irkil,o, the late Mi'. Ham-
ilton w,ae 0nl41ned and inducted as
pastor of Mot beta411 rind Avouh:tnk
and began a pastorale of forty-three
years duration. %Ir. %%'a Ikea., of
(Ingham, preaehed, Mr. ('aven ail•
dressed the minister and Mr, Sainuer
the people. 111 IYINI the Ing clam 1-11 at
Avunhatik was replaced by •p brick
Law, structure in which the people wor-
shipped fit. thirty years. 111 Pest the
present handsome .doors Wilt eteetivrt.
The sister y•ongt egation id Mother-
well 111s , u`t•r. fished. touch in
rlunr'h bnildiy g .luring Ali.. II oniil-
tun's lung pastll•ate. In 14143 the first
frauu' ell tat tire, wast enlarged and
served as :a liltck of worship until
1!48'2. Isntlg foll4Ww,(4d� h)• the prevent
1x•uu1iful 1i Idiii•4)f (tell at a .cosh of
The Rev, R. Martin \mol members of
Knox church lose a helpful member of
session and church and friend whom
they will miss greatly:
11.• lea% es to tun h loss fuer
sons . t' ,
and t at d,au h its/\
K t . Lu v. Hxluil.
1 on pre.lerrvred 1 ' 11(1('e:1 ears ago.
His x01)11 are: Rev, Alexamiet Hamil-
ton, of 11 lisseyai11, Man.: Rev, Jalues
Ilanlilton, 1 iodrrich : 1 i. H S. H un-
ilton, sr'1.•I,rr master, Balt. (Coll isle
Instil ntr: lir. %%'. •1'. 'Houilton,
conw•r, 44(4.1 latighp,•rs, Mti yev
\LO giret raid .1e -ie, .11 home, -
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Fire department _ .
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Public work......
Parks
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flunk lntere•.t
Election accents! -
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Public school
Public ..drool
8ep`:.rate .rhool
l'bllegisie- In-1eute
Hoard of He:dt h
Io,uranre.. ...
firs/114
Mal ked
1'ihentore lux,ounl
4.01111(r rate
uv.•rdrah L, hook
1Ii..wunta•d in Lank ,
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A bylaw to make the tl4x levy norms
passed, and the emitted adjourned at a
late t .
THE LATE REV. DR. HAMILTON.
Father of the Stratford Presbytery A
'Long and Useful Life.
The funeral of the late Rev. Itolert
llatnilWn, 1) -I),; who died at Strat-
ford un %Veduesduy, rah 10.1., took
piliO(e on Saturday last. the interment
being wade at At oulwnk. 'file fine
.•1141 Waa Attended by a large number
of clergymen of Stratford Presbytery,
six of Whtail acted as pall -beaters, and
ttt
by' auy',tu(ulberr of the Doctor's
bunter cottgregatiots of Avnnhank
and Motherwell.
The Stralafortl Herald in its issue of
Lo
the 5111 ilea. make* the following ref-
rrener: _• .._.. __.. - __ __• •
The father of the Stratford Ir'reshy-
teiy, in the person of Rev. Robe%
Hamilton, D. D., luasse'd to the Goat
lfe•yuud this mottling at_ 11::341 at lits
haute, :17 i4hrew.hnty street. 7'l0•
many frtendi of the Doctor hay. been
anxiously enquiring I'nt• hila each day
since he was taken to his bed a little
over two week.' ago and Ilan)
thoright that it 'night only be a shots
illnless, but no dunbt the Doctors
work in this land seas finished end ,tt
his ",tdvanled years the public• %vete
anxious as to the outcome. Howe1(r,
his great vitality and spriglltlieess
seemed to leave hint the past year 1104
II( passed to his WWII! d 1118 morning.
Ions nun, Her. .braes Ifau111tu11, 11l1d
two da ightere, Misses Margaret and
les4ir, were present at his dyetlibeil.
The Rev. It. Hamilton, D. 1/., was
born in Sterlingshice, 44c,etland, In the
vrar 414$1,, being righty -leve ysari. 444
last May. Ile was brought 11p and
educated in the hest sehooIs nl SC111 •
laud and whefi through with lita I
lege course he tied Miss Agree
loIIIervaille, of Roshuruughahire, In
the year 1tkiT
At that tine- it. was eu5lntinry 111
send Illiesi.rnatye, 111th1N c 11 y and
after his marriage Mr. 11,uu11ton wive
gent by the l'roshyterian church of
Ncotland to this hind, cooling to Ham-
ilton, where he ri4nained tar a few
months, when he War called to the
rhar•ge of Avonlseltk and Motherwell,
in which capacity be remained for
forty-three years. At this time he re-
tired from the ar•ttye duties ss e
pastor of s regular charge, but 00) Un-
til his health recamr so unpeit'd that
he was not able to go around did his
zeal and love for the work flag.
Dr. Hamilton, as we all know, was
looked upon as the father nt the
churches. not only Presbyterian, but
the other pastors of the city were to
him AS his children it. the great work
in which M• was Interealed. He,was
always ready to till any vacancin;
the city or in the Presbytery et the
shortest notice.
Last year the Presbytery eelebt•ated
his fiftieth anniversary as pastor of
Avnntwnk and presented hint with al
handsomely bound booklet, wit h his
picture in the front and on the fol
remaining unpaid after January let. + lowing pages a fitting eulogy of his
Hunting Season Drawing Near.
Already the parties are sial ling to
'e gatri,e and a very surressful season
is antieiputed, pat•ticuhatly along the
line of the Canadian Northern On-
tario that haw become 110 1inl1)114) as a
deer limiting gruudd. The deer elle•
very plentit01, more so even than
lost seen". There is pdenly of thorn
fit• new panties. as arra ng.tut•n to are
matte to place, the new_ parties in good
locations where they will not di.tatl.
or be distnrled by the old polies.
lies.
The new moome eounTrylbaf can now
be rerarh(,l direct by nnil will alti:11.1
a 'peel deal .1 .attention, and as the
open s.•asorl up (hen• is tlft,•,'li dal.
.•,t•liei- than the d.•,•r se•„- m nlauy trill
hake it in litst hrtore coIuing south bur
deer.
An advantage: of. huutng-.tive -w►
the C. N. Ois the fart that the be,1
I ef 11rit ran he got 11.'ng the
ri 11 •olw 4•
( N Nbrt 1'th Y '1 ••
K y, t , It nunler•
ons camps, though many prefer r in.
Cas.
Th( tritium (luring the hunting
season stop to lel off or (nick up hunt
ere right tit their erunps, std 4.,
everything except raft across country
to aceinnnxodate the hunters.
A tate of single fare for the round
Ilip will be Iliad.. t0 all points, and
from places outside of Toronto
tlitoig1i tickets can be obtained et
Grand Trunk or tee:W an Paeifle
ticket offices.
Pot- full particulars write t'. Price
Green, Pess.•nger %Kant. Toronto,
who. as most hunters know. is keenly
interested in the sport and is happy
to give hunter4 all atten(ion• and in-
formation about the hunting along
the lint i,f the Canadian Northenl
Ontario,
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wtlen and why --ti told in the
autpantanve Style Book which we
pa ever) vl0S4113.
i he lady Style Hook is aom-
piled by mem who visit London,
Pans and ew York, by designers
who know advance what the
Prevailing sty will be.
it's worth while'. vino a copy of
this Isa,k---and i yarn for the
It stones the proper r style of Frock
Loan Iwo
ttt
which we sell
11 $25.
$ami -rem Tailoring
.\Il'LEAN BROS.
re4et���•„'
MAPLE
i BUDS
The most delicious of
chocolate confections.
They stand alone in
their smoothness,
richness and unique
flavor. Insist on
having COWAN'S. Name and
design patented and registered.
TILE COWAN CO. WMtTED, TORONTO.
REDPATI1 SUGAR
Eighteen pound. for one dollar"
1?ighttwn pounds of this rugae woe.
farther I hall twenty-two of any other
kind.
KINCARDINE: BACON
'I'lilc Ei'lt•Uhg BRAND,
'Pito shipments made weekly, Tues-
days and I''rideys.
Side neem'... ....... 21e pound
Back Bacon ...'22c pound
The Railway official cars use 11t1s
brand esclueively, where they want
the fast,
RIVER VALLEY
CREAMERY BUTTER
Proof Dungannon. :.;c a pound
Guaranteeed the hest.
Iliptbest cash price paid to Farmer"
Icor BUTTER, EGOS and LARD.
J. J. McDONALD,
Phone 1 , `NI.
HUGH ROSE .\
IMPLEMENT AGENCY
Hamilton Street,
- - Goderich.
'1'11( altall1011 of F411111'1* is dirrctetl t' 111.• fact 1l,nt I ,un 111
1 ion to "uppNy their wants in the line of 111l Pl. I:MI:N'I'N and \l. \e II I
CRY with the best goods at right price,. I .1111 agent lot'
Deering Farm Implements
Brockville Buggies
Paris and Wilkinson Plows
Page and Frost Wire Fence
Dairy Maid and
National Cream Separators, etc.
shall be glad to hue( 1111 opportunity of showilllr Y01' n ,
good,. and quit ing price's. /len aim is to supply the BEST 1MPLEM1•:V'1'S
on the Markel 1„ 111e Loot(r• of phis dihtrict,
HUGH ROSE.
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The Signal to January Ist, 191o, 25 cents.
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CAMERON & MOORE
The Centre of Economy
Courteous
Treatment
It's a Pleasure to Sell One of Those
MAN -TAILORED SUITS
Slip oeler sire" in a becoming color and there is not -
it tvornan but -1er I be charmed by the splendid lines her figure
- p+re nts, dtte to\ �the -unusual 'way the aro tailored. 'I'lie
woman who has gonaegtf:rilia�#c Mili -the styles and value:
around town will be tulle Most pleased, as she will recognize the
remarkably fine quality we are offering at $ ).Ott, and C
the twenty -dollar values for . - - ' - $IS. 00
Samples of values you \\ill titid at this great Economy
Centre, commencing Saturda\ morning. r
}, ns,. We don't advertise
specials every day, but we have them e\ cry day, They are values
that make it worth \ .our while to conte and look them i r. '
48c Corset Sale
New 14 t les, flex,- to $1.110
%aloe. From one of the best
Corset makers in the coun-
try we hive secured a new
lot of models which will be
placed on sal" Saturday
morning at I0s They are
well -bound (corsets, Iona hip
style, with strong gariers
side and front, na ode of both
heavy and light weight
nlateIials. Size IS to :at (her
special price per pair 4 QC7 c
Ribbon Specials
Hairta,w Ribbon,. in all 1 he
popular colors, 3} in. wide.
Regular 25c quality. 19C
Special Silk Taffeta Hit
Iain, 4 in. wide, in pale blue,
pink, navy, whiteand 1 OC
black, at per yard
New Silks and
Dress Goods
Yard wide fancy %%'a..11
Silks for party dt•esees, will
launder and clean perfectly,
in dram, veil, pink, maize,
lavender, nlle, rose, peach,
reeled'', myrtle, navy, card
ina1 and Meek. Spec. 3tJ Q
ial per yard
c
75c Serge 49c a Yard
Heavy, lout de-w.4111t4,.' t;''.
1111 jr( ly piste wired and ah
,Irately the lest wearing
cloth ,,f the kind orad..
if ' in matin(, navy.
cream and Maid:. $191,e9
4
nal per yard .
Neckwear
Department
Complete ling ,
Neckwear j u. t 1 g tgd.
Venire, Baby, Irish and Irislpa
Grua het showing of Doted.
(:olfata, Coat Neta, \'.,k.• ;Owl
StnekCollarr. Prtc- e2 50
ed from 21c to..
New Fall Underwear
and Hosiery
Women's Separate Garments.
Women's flue quality cot-
ton Iieece"i Vests and ()law -
era, extra weight, full ,iz•+r.
Exc(ption:41 t4111rs at 50c
Underwear and
Hostery (Continued)
4Venlen's medium weight
Vest. and Drawer's. for early
fall wear. Ev'rnvdoe
:,1. esae•11, -. , :1).: alld...50c
\Vnulen's 11n.• wool Vests
and L)rewers, all .exceptional
tallies, at 7, ind $i.00
Exceptional Values
in Hosiery
Troy's' and girli' 11.avy-
wa•tght fast black School
line•, albsizeti 11 to 11), 25c
:4t
Chihlren%. fast Meek rib-
bed Hose, all weights and
eines, every pair guaranteed
ter give satisfactory 25c
wear, at
worm's Cashmere 11,,,,•,
regular values 25c and 39c
all sizes, at 2 for,
- ve__ry Department is showing New Fa1rGoods in great variety.
Hundreds of New Lines will be on display Fair Week.
FALL MILLINERY
Our 7 rionnl.d 11 :Us always excel in style and
value. Why? You must know that ordinarily if
a milliner happens to produce a particularly lovely
hat, she (foes not base the price on the cost of
material and tirne consumed in trimming, but
estimates how much the style will bring. in
setting the price on the productions of our artist,
the time and material alone are considered,
Titus, you usually get an exclusive milliner's
g8,00 or $fo.oli hat here for $5.00. The
assortment is extensive. No two alike. Don't fail to see our special
line of imported ostrich feathers, regular $,;.00 value. for - _ - $1.75
BASEMENT
HEADQUARTERS Full BEST iDAI1tY nil -nut AND FRESH zoos.
2 rese.a Shredded wheat Biscuit, regular i:1i, for ......ipk
('lark's Tongue, Ham and Veal, regular 13e. for tic
('hristie's or McCormick's Soda Biaeuits •
clic hos
Fi eases Salmon, rpgltlar 1.5e, for.... lfk:
2 cases Quaker Rolled Gats, regular 'Lis( pkg, for... ...
HIGHEST PRICEY PAiD FOR I'RODi'CE
This week we will pay 24 cents a dozen in trade for Eggs
YJc
CAMERON & MOORE
DEPARTMENT STORES,
GODERiCH BRANCH
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