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. THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
flAV) INST.AI.1 FI) IN THEIR VAULT A NEST OF
SAFETY DEPOSIT BO
IF YOU HAV IF ANY
TITLE DEEDS. MORTBAGES. INSURANCE POLICIES,
OR OTHER VALUABLES
THRY SHOULD HE. LODGED IN ONE OF THESE BOXES
FOR FURTHER VSFORMATI9111 APPLY TO
R N. WILLIAMS, !tlatetger Goderieh Branch
it I'm/Haven't a Friend
Buy a Kodak
114 11t. go oil your if14ne41.4014
without a Kodak. The
No. H. P. (. $17.50
V&1) midUable. We carry' lifl
other styles.
All inst. itetems fos•.
Send ns y • lilies 1.•4/4•V11.,1'
anti print.
SAI. LOWS
Cmiier Montreal
Stu,t aui 'sola -e
iiewhemsesissosssesesssestesews."."oswtos
,44014.9%.,%/s/%49•40%.""..W."..,
Quality Store
Coffee
The butle of our special blend of
altfee it:taste/Wily increasing.
This ie one of the best :Weer-
isemente have. Try ti
wimple pound and he satisfied
Per 'found 40c
Tea
If yam are particular aimed.
your Tea, tve can please yon.
Om Mende are selected because
of their strength and Bator and
give entirt• xfitisfaction.
Old Canadian
White Cheese
We are rutting stone 1,44114.0i.i11)
fine (lieese at present.. :',.t
pound ....... .......... 1 8c
A full assortment of home -
fir ownFruits and Vegetablem for-
' satnedey.
Your telephdne isrdela care
,illy and promptly filled..
Choice Better and Fresh Eggs
ti. R. LONG
-- 'PHONE 41
New School Books
recently euthorized by the Edo
cation*/ ,Depai•tinent of the On--
terio-Go-vet Namur,
Pricer greatly reduved.
.untarne P a. Arithmetic- .
Inc
Grammar .4 10c
Composst,on 15c
Speller h5c.
History ol Canada
H, .. f England 15.
mipt.ene .20c
Book Keep ng
Geography , .65c
Blank Crewing Book.
NO. _ • • Sc.
Cops Book. Firs N.M.
bers each .. 2c
Readers same as last term.
All books sold at. publiehere'"
priers, and note specially out
pricee are strictly eagle
A full stock of Collegiate In-
stitute 41111 Sopa rift e techool Text
Hooka. •
Headquarters. for Scribblers.
Eire' ei.t. 1,/k14, Leatl
-fake. Faviser1,.1•;le. '
Tbe greatest v Mut. fel- your
Money in this section- of the.
country.
The Colonial Book Store
GEORGE PORTER, Prop.
PHONE 100. Goderich
Peaches
Plums
Pears
Apples
are now coming in -not
freely and orders should be
placed early. The better Var-
ieties of Plums are very
scarce- and Duchess Apples
will he off the market iti
about another week.
The prices are not high for
any of the above fruits when
the scarcity of the crop is
coneidelsel.
Labor Day
Monday
Kindly place ordei for
your gr. eery and provision
needs early Saturday. We
want to give our cugtomers
(he very hest **tyke possible.
EVERYTHING FRESH AND
GOOD
Jno. W. Yanatter
Opera House Block
• isi.• !It) Kingston Street
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September Weddings
NOW IS THE TIME
Silverware as gifts
WO have ill nut stock a mope eomplet.• and up -to -dime line of
Tea Sete, Netad SPT Veil., 144 14 Dishes and nionerous other ehoice
stiffs
ROGERS Ole PLATEWARg
We hay •• test received e roniplete line of K hive- and For ks,
s(W)n1, Berry Spoons, Cold Meat Forks, Pie Knives end Sugar
Shelli in the latest design...
CLOCKS AS WEDDING GIFTS
The idea of a eltwk is naturally astioriated with the inner life
I In. bootie, Thera is P thing intimate or familiar about it which
ineker41 a imitable medium for expressing the warmth of your if
fection to the In ide and groom.
Our stock is Ito varied that you may he fully satisfied in your
selection.
Walter H. Harrison
metier and Optician On the Square
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• 401:NAL: (;ODERINI ONTARIO. -
CHURCH NOTES. 1 ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Tho PreshvterY (O.:Hurt-us will meet
at Brueetield nt,Tile*IdaY.. .
Rev. tieurge E. Rose. B. 11., of Char-
lottetown, P. F. 1..' will ocein.y. the
pulpit of Kum; church twat Sunday.
The pastor, Rev. C. R. Joule., will
gaseouse hill work next Sunday at the
Rambo church se. vacee. -The 1,...u's
444.81
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of the wonting, rvice.
Foe the iwiletlt of illoNV frietivin in
this district. the following posts! 0 1-
dreeees are published: Miss Auntie)
Swami, Litva .lo Ciakko, sifizentam
Japan : Miss Sybil Caortict., %w800,
Japan. Mail must leave here a week
le•fore steamer mania from Varmoriv7.
Next etetemor leave,* . V. anceovir ott
September 2'3. •
Young Permhes Day and the •',IX
home" which follows -it are becoming
red-letter events in the mill tad history
of Nort stnea Methodist chui.c.h.
I hese are announeed for the t bird
Sunday of September. the lith. and
the. Mouday • next aLer. Arrange -
menus are itulv being made.- Furthei•
announcements will follow. '
Rev. F. L Ferewell. B. A.,tvatio•tiate
general -te-retery of Sunday schools
and young people's work'in the Nletb-
(AM' Church of Canada, is to oscopy
the ptilpit of North street '.Methodist
41111114A Ilex? Sunday. morning mid
evening. Mr. Farewell Is n 'man
selected from all i'anadian 3Iet h. idiom,
lie is a. y oling man Tilipired- with a
vision and his addresses next Sunday
will touch the most vital and p,..!..t.-
1..1 interests of ehurets life'and ehtfreir.
work. It is his first visit to thaleri.-h.
An Epworth League institute (01'i
the Leagues of No th ,ind- Victoria
forret etitir(!hes of to n and the Hee,
miller end Bethel ..hurehes will be
held i41 NOrt4 street cbtireh tomorrow
i Friday .. There will he- t vv. eessiona,
iii the afternoon et 1:311 aud io the
evening at 1i o'clock. The program
for the afternoon includes a discuseloo
of the Ruble. t, "Koine Henent lain of a.,
Succeeelful Prayer Meeting Service,
introduced hy Mita Make. a talk on
committee work. Oat...timed by A. M.
Itobeettem. and .t -1:,,,iird Tanie Con-
Terenee" led by Rev. C. 1.. Farewell: of
T01'01114/. In the evening Rev. Dr.
I /mitten will givo an address on
"Evangelism." end Mr. Far'essell :deo
will ,idresit the meeting. There will
also beilitiIiriidarprotirrium. .-.
PERSONAL MENTION
1.,r, •
L, E 1/alicr, • .;:3ed from -his trip 10
the We.t. '
Mr.. McKim is v.i.i•.ing Miss MO MowiY.
Toronto.
the, les. Mack -tune. ct t "hiettgo. is home on
vabation trtp.
Mig. ramps Illoeli-tone is spending a fort-
night in Toronto. ,
Mr ahrtMrs. H. J. 'Horton. of Steelton. are
visiting friend. In tow:,.
.'1i' 1.1,14!, •• from
ilnk i.,; t.ro 0'10 1111,41 :41/141/!1,44.
Mr, and Mr-. .11..Fartow return home :oday
41414.4 41 six week." to Cohourg and • Tor.
onto.
- Mr. and Mrs. Tho-. 1.... ,••••••ist I al
Me.1.11141- 444. I.. Mrs. 4)! 4)
N1 1.
,4141.
Jersey. visited reletivet :Jowl) this
‘,.:etrk.....nd Mrs. C. J. Wolfe 4.4 4..0 children
of New
1Viru4lain Thrift! t. Schafer left no ll'ed
nesday for Goderich. where he low *vented •
situation.
14. .4. Phelan left todny fee -White River after
..ktendtriff ten daywith kis t'arirdr us !triter]
ma road. '
Mrs. John It. Illorrisot, and son, of London,
have returned lionw atter misiting Mrs. J. A.
14umball.
Miss Florence Graham ief: on Tuesday on
her return to New I'm k after spending a /few
week. at home.
Mime Nellie Sullivan, ot Ritig.hridge. 'has
been tM• guest of Mi.. Mary Yotsaa.
the past two weeks. •
W. l'rldham returned Tuesday night
from a, trip to New York; Philadelphie and
other Eastern cities.
Miss Aleta Long: of London. who had been
vlsitieg Mrs Sallow-, Smite street, returned
home on Wednesday.
. ,
Ct.' es while ).'I bier .1 le l'io it
Cure. • Sold by E. R.
The Canadian P vele.. will roil. two
more farm laborer*. excursions to the
!iforthwest, August It and September
6. Pare
Side, swift, -- Wilson'. Head.
ache Powders. Sold bv E. R. NVigle.
n ?
What's Om• niattei with the elettric
light. eervice of this town 4 asked a
mono'. the other' eveuing •-We
pointed out that we believeat this town
had one of the best plants; in Ontario.
It WAS certainly it dark night and the
street lights weir not' burning. We
tried to explain that the almanac said
It WAS a umoutight night. end that the
commissioners did not allow theistreet
lamps on even if the moon didn't put
1180 appearance as schiduled. We
can't understand people wanting a.
light on a moonlight night even 41the
moon is not Miming. Of course Abe
streets, ale a little dark and hard- to
eavigate under the eirt•iimstauees, but
visitors wbo are not acquainted with
the town will have no difficulty in en-
gaging guides.lion t think the com-
mission art going. to break their rulee.
If the alumnae- .aye it'e moonlight
that goes, and anyone out that night
will have to tame lirs ehaiices in the
dark.
Ninety-nine otit.of a hundred people
who read the above will think it re-
fine to the town sot Gesteriels. but_ it
was published in a JCiucardine paper
last week as a chuunent upon condi-
tions. there.
' BACK AI OTTAWA.
Hon. Wm. Pugsley• Talks of His Vied
To Lake Ports. •
seamos.e......atsesitemoseamoWeiesessesiaws•
Masserliarris
Agency
A fall line of Mat•hinery
Bind.•rs. "Mowe'rs. Rakes, Hav
--Iniatherv.---Manstsee- --hipeeeeleta,
C1'141411 separatoi•s. etc., (.ray
and Foyeet,
• Buggies. • - L-
W e have also the
Standard Wire Fenct:
-CcimPany's G ood s
• and the Brantford
Wind Mills.
Agency for the
Mason & Risch Piano.
Call and bee we before purchas-
ing anything in uIy lines.
Good Drivers and Work Horse.y
for sole.
Robert Wilson
HAMILTON ST GODERICH
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Lest You Forget
THIS is just a reminder to readers of The
still in the. Furniture.
business and that any person wishing to
get the 'best there is 'in
Furniture
would; do well to come here and examine
my stock 'before purchasing.
Geo. Johnston
Funeral Director and E balmet.
tdey returned today after an alisence IIIIIIIIIIIIIII GOINES11111, IIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIONININIRIND
• Ottawe, Aug. :1 I.• -Hon. Willisan Pim-
OII
of several weeks spent
ollyte,.. _t_:_,,iimsh.g.rehiatti
lake* and Cvvaie
anadian rways. in-
specting the shipping facilities of 4he
Vari011ti ports. Since.j
visited and carefully inspected twenty
ports in Western Ontario. having tra-
velled 1,300 wiles to do sit. His travel-
ling was done in the Government
steamer Speredy.
This was -Hon.'..Dr. Pugsley's firs;
visit to this part of Canada, and he
Nustes that he was most favorably im-
pressed with the enterprise and an-,bi-
Hon of the Tarirms-ttyer-titt; and -A -be -4
plans 'hey are making to share in the
-carrying busineas. 'of Canada. ,, •
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Fresh BO -HA ,•i spices iint received
izts•:0.R.. 'Wig.., oiccessOr to lame
‘ilns
. ..
, The Kincardine End.
The Kincardine seporter of last
week said : .The Ontai io West Shote
Electric Railway Co. last week unload-
ed about ten cars of steel rails at the
Grand Trunk stet itai herr. The work
was under the supervision of Mr. Peter
MacEwan. Mr. 11 1 4. MacEwan was
here and made arrangements with Mr.
Tolnile to unload the rails on th.• salt
block property. Each car bad. about
thirty tons of rain/. which -will be
teamed from her4 when track -laying
• comineoces. The deeds are being Made
out for the _land on which options
• I were becured, and ;ust as soon au these
are in shape Mr., Machwise will pay
over the purchase money. The com-
pany are preparing to fame the tight
of way, which will he begun at once
when one or two ocher matters of
right of way are completed. Mr. M ac -
Ewan made abet with ••Billy" Graham,
of Pine River. that the•rails will he
laid this fill. If the,' are not "Billy"
will sport a new hat at the expense of
the secret:oaf of the Nest Shore toad.
Mayor Malcolm also promised to buy
Mr. Moyes a box of good cigars if the
road was into Kincardine thie veer.
and if it is not Mr. Miles will buy Mr.
:1141COMI box of cigars.
Thing e are looking lip and SS 440110 as
harvest is over no one need be idle who
wants work on the railway. At least
that's what, the officials say.
Mrs. Percy Cornell and two child,".,, have re-
turned to their h in Toronto after -Pending
the summer in tostn
Winghant Advance : • t fists P. Reynold. ie In
Toronto this -week. preparatory to returning to
Gotlerich for the falFsexson.
1'100011 NI' 21.'-47(4liert ha McRae.
who is now Mt.' ing tit! 11(.14411y-4, is spending
week ail), mw. -r,' 1,
Miss. Josie M.44141 ,LO41 144.,returned
1 • (ml Friday .1f11.1 -.pending %seek with
friends 144 4411111415.114111.41. 4tfld 114511.41. •
E. J. Foley, tow student of fhisioode Hall;
Tor -onto. hes been spenditor n few t ay. at the
home of Geo. Rergitt. litlgIn avenue.
Mies Nettie Cowan tett- this.- morning en a
vlidt to Toronto and Hatiiitton. At the latter
city she will be the Guest of Mrs. 1'. T. /Wt.
Mr. and 31n.. J. tt". Firth left this ween for
PetertioNi. where Mr. Firth takes a position
on the atatt of the' l'eterboro ...'ollegiate insti
Mite.
Mn. P. N. 1...wonnt and denghter. of Winn} '
Peit. are vi44iC4ng r-. Lamont'. parents, Mr. and
Mrs. tVm. Andrews. Maple Lane Farm, Hume
- .. .
'..7 Mr.. 11. W. 1iri.1 ...oil Mlle dee Mer. of
4,110,0,41yg„ • . - s 1 ., eid's old
lionWhFre.-the . . . -. ••- -, 'It.
Farrow.
Mr.. Fred shepherd. with her little daugh
ter . WIniiitred. ha. returned from Presto»
after a two week- visit. to hit. stater, Mrs.
Bender leftttstnis, - ----,--- •
mr. aria Mrs. Tlitii.,•7 liaisatdr. ante daughter
Vein,* have reliirtnlelOtheir home in London,
atter spending a month with MN Enwards'
parent,. and other relative., -.
Mts. W. A. illetrkh left on Sat lirclity 114441.
144* Reabik.-. RI the-Isikes; for Port Arthm.
twitiv,,.....,
where he Int 44 spending six or eight. weeks
with her, sister.. K R. fs. trtgarv.
Ki11,411111111. RE% 411)1)) . ...,4'. A. Meleotti.on, bar
ri.tee. hits returned franc . 4./hArio,.., a 41o4.,•
hr. n4.0. Liking treat meet 1 iatitsi. He .
;141:k,.,.,,,r,„.4iigi.,,3 i. able to 0140 1)41,4.0 his °4.1I
Mr.. IL, W. Nfilelyen. of Portland..Gregon.
formerly 311s. Lowe., l'olltu. who had beer,
...pendingtwo months with her parents
Goderiehleft last week to meet her husband
at. Peeve*. Colorado.
John 0011114. at tr.' ft. 44111.. • Loin lVirirti
peg. alld MN. -S;olleo left thi- eee•Miw to at
tend the Toronto Exhibit loti. x4 l',1, :., titan
they. were the guests of their r - • • xl . Jam,
Marlyn, hisses .t-rrtt.-
eitraon News Ina. ' \I - \ \ i.. i •.i. r ; .. .
mid her mothl,r. MI , s, • .. .. • , . , ,-,0»,g Li
ticeitirieli last. week. a I, » Mr.. ."...rter 4,11,
414141•1141114,144). ;ch.- exs able to return home,
hoe ever, mid hi. now 4111104 rerove.red,
Herr, 11111im.. who has been clerk in the Jas.
Wilson drug aloreler the past four yeers, ler
this morning he moo°. *here he will at
lend the Goterto eichanl of Pharmacy during
the coming team. Harry : mato frlends to i
deserve. hi hi. chosen exilina.
town *444 join In wishing hill. the .11ene••• he
c W. Gomm. of 141,• Sherlinpr fhtrk. re
tinned i hi, week frail hi- holiday.. and J. WI
Jackson. who an, temporarily ruling as teller.'
has been teso.ferred 10 44,.' l'oronto ofllre Mr
Jack/ton had Nen entilier1011 with the Ooderieh
oat, Inc ..eventl year. mill 41'.. 44a114'. dimpoel. .
Noel T(41. him veig popular 'nth tars 1111Mmn.
attic Bonk Ills Ooderirth friends ie.!, him
the brat of good fortune.
Wither Saunders 1. home from Northern
no twin. where he has been engaged in ...it's)
work on the Netlenal TelineoontidentAl ;twit
. He brought with him very .iih.lant1.1
es blenes nI Ow Nonwhilities et the northern
reentry, in t he .hap.- of some handsome large
potatoes and a fnonder radish *bleb were
grown there this tmnimer Waiter found Me
441, 44. the North pry agreeable. hot will not
return of .,, he Intend* to take a
0041408 144. the cahoot of l•recticel Science, Toe
oate.
For Lake Huron Trade.
The Exeter Times says: A matter
deep interest ti. Mistersq wen and
others all over Western Ontai io is
contained in the anrsouncement made
by the Hon. Mr. Pugsley at Port El-
gin last week that the Government had
under consideration the proposal
gransidize a line of lake steamers to run
*Meg the east shore of Lake Huron.
ceiling at all points where there were
harbors. It is not the idea to make
this a permanent subsidy, hut to con-
tinue it until such time as the growth
of the coast trade world warrant aline
being continued unaided. Nearly
every year there is talk of a steamer
line along this shore. which has *long
turiengterermsmiseaset-euraaet lousiness
towns. Moreo4 er. there 11440 some
excellent harbors and a continually
growing tourist trade. Starting
from Sarnia there may ix- mentioned
Port Frank, Grand Bend, Goderich.
Kincardine. Port Elgin and Southamp-
ton, all of which would be greatly bete
entted by a stelatner line. All there
plaitter are holiday resorts of Western
Ontario as well as sources of trade.
Plumbing
HEATING
ELECTRIC. WIRING
ROOFING
IMETAI- WORK
Etc., Etc.
Estimates cheerfully furnished.
A._
W. R. Pinder
'Phone 1:6.
ISPECIAL OFFER
THE SIGNAl.. from now to Janu=
• ary 1st, 1912, to new .subscribers
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First Showing of
ew Fall Suits and Coats\
TheY will be all ready Saturda);. The
(
most comprehensive assortment or
stylish, man -tailored outer garments for
women- we have laid before the ladies -of
Goderich. The best styles of several of
the leading Canadian and German mak-
ers have a place on our racks. Garments
that have a style and individuality that
appeal to critical buyers. Of the best,
no two alike. Well worth seeing even if
you are not thinking of buying so early.
MI ready now in our big upstair show-
room where there is plenty of room to
examine -in comfort. We will be pleased
indeed to have you come and see them
Saturday or any day you find it con-
venient.
Last Call for Wash Suits
Six or seven 11t1 y, Utast). Tailored Wash Snits,
inside from Rept) and Indian Hefei. Plain
white. plain 1)11)4' kid stripes. ;N.. need to say
what the. regular price.. were, but 4.' 40 can
take any one of thee.. Stouislay
((It $245
The Sale of Saniple tlose
The speciel 'stn. of 000 pairs travelltaa' sample
easintiere Hose stiii•tetlan with a run Inet 544 04-
(18)' and will motions for I one week. This is be-
yond preet. the hest lot if King& Hose we
ever offet•ed and it will pay you t.0 lay in it imp -
ply for the coming Winter. ,Eery.pnir im sell-
ing 84 (41' 11110:le le -Kuhn. price..
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1 Ready with New Millinery
Nem Fall Milliner y is being opened up to ery
day and We are ready for early Inisineife,
The date of our forme! opening will he en-
-., nouneed in a week or two, but in the
'Meantime if you waist a Fall Hat we ran
' show you the new Fall styles at any C ••
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A Big Clearance of Lace
at 2 Yards for Sc
Saturday 'Horning will have rood y a tx 1.1.
fill of 1...a4es arta I tosertiorite at (lir. I'I')' little
prier of g wards for or. These are the last 4.1111"
if lintel tirlif.n from inn. regular stock that sold
filen tric to Inc per *'aril. We want 1.. kr a
len, sweep and Si:third:ay mfearing pie gc
them all on sale at one price. 2 yard. for
These are days of great buying opportunities in
White Cotton Underwe'ar
Lott( of people arc buying their nest sum-
• ''i.
ironer e Underwear now. They. know • A
that they ftri. saving money Allying at
prices the host of the stock is going for
s thee.- days. You can do it too if 7011 11(1
1114 (nit off Notting too 10,n0(. 84`e the
special display of assorted garments at 1
33c, 59c, 79c, $1.29 and $1.59
1 \-. ...,i , ill find many and 111111113. A
getillihn bargain at 1'8111 price.
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