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THE SIGNAL: GODERTC'H ONTARIO
Fall • Millinery : Opening
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MISS DONOSH
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.Announces her Fall Millinery I. p•o;,ink ti
take Maw Wednesday, -September 21st,
and following days, when, as usual,
1\ 1de11►-simian _f . their origi•nality, style
and quality will be shown. The stock i,
fresh and complete, including leading and
excIusive fancy and staple novelties.
I.adies 'Fre most cordially invited • to call
and inspect the display.
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fittractive
window
2isplay -
\S, .c .-h 10 Call attention to
..til• w n. tow 41k I4Iy for. exh)hi-,
tion week. 1
The ecuti sl figura in the
wi.tuloa will Is• a unique cls, L s
'lei only oily of- its kind ,it1.
ontincut. I1 nee most hove,
alts device. end a Very inter,.-.
1ng.pi'. r ..f woewansbip. •
W.• will ,tiro h . •• oar .l -1,:.'y
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S512 50 HARRISON 3
SPECIAL WATCH
lime um n CA1I 1111(1 emk 1„11 u.•
torn/nti.m.- regnl.liaag this w••-1
seri,ir0A1,11 tiuugii•••• •.
Walter H. Harrison
_. /4gveller And O('i,ci.t':
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Quality Store
=tomatoes
1•.w• is the time t,. buy Tun, a.
while they are at the Vert
1 not ft•owl•hitlen.
peaches
uuw•pleptitul. And at the
i• .N1 .•st price. 1'1*1.P .your order
tvhiI • the fruit is et its heat.
Plums
sir 1(1ei,lilill At. pro•serlt, but. will
n N hast long. l.et.us till your
..sirs A.1 toner if you want any.
Cryslallired ginger
'1'e, pot with I.• n Iver 1»1111411
Parowax
hos and have your catsup
t,..tt l ••
•. it Large tier.
Rubber Rings
The b••st grade of thick 'tinge,
Iver• dozen ... . ... .. ..... lrir•.
While visiting the (l.,det•irh
I;ahihil•m.n, make this stare your
he.ldqulrt.•1 to.
Highest prise ' id for Eel 111
1'rn.bree.
11. R. LONG
PHONE 4;
PURIFIED HIS BLOOD
Dr. Morse's Indian Root Plus
Melalod Mr. Wilson's Sores
\Vhen the savers of the henry- howrls,
kidneys and skin t:ucts-1'et clogged up,
the blood quickie b, -c -•mss impure and
frequently sores Steak unit over, the tt,ody.
The way to heal Meru, as Mr. Richivd
Wilson, who lives neca Loddon. Our,
found, is to purist the blood. He
writes: •
For some tulle I had been in a low,
depres'ed 'candnion...,Mv at petite left
me and I groan ls:gan 1(1 suffer from sods-
gestion. Quite a number of small sores
and blotches formed all•over,mv skin. I
tried medicine for the biotic. and used
many kinds of ointments, but without
satisfactory results. What was wanted
was a thorough cleansing of the blood,
and I looked ala.ut in -4 ,.m fits .some medi-
cine that would accomplish this.
At last Ix. Morse s Inui.n Root POW
wore brotight, to buy nonce, and they are
one of the most wonderful medicines I
have ever known. My blood was puri-
fied in a very short time, sores healed up,
my indigestion vanished:. They always
have a place in inv home and are looked
trpon as the family rernedv.”
Dr. Morse's Indian Root fills cleanse
the system thoroughly. Sold by all
dealers a t '2:.c : ttox . • 6
Peaches
Plums
Paers
Apples
are now routing in—nut
freely and orders should be
placed early. The better var-
iet its of flume are very
s•mrcr, and Dtieheite Apples
will be -off the market in
about another week.
The iuiclls are not Gigli for:
soy 01 the above fruits when
the scarcity of the crop .is
consider,ml.
CHOICE
GROCERIES
EVERYTHING FRESH AND
GOOD
Jno. W. Yanatter
t Opera Howse Bloch
1'1 ca• I,:I • Kingston Street.
""w331t Ralph >
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Books
Entertainment 49
I he Poluutier Setters. -
Septemo.
Ernest Thompson Seton.
Nox'emrr•
Elizabeth Campbell, Contralto
J, H. Cameron, Entertainer.
nerve Robb, Pianist.
C. J. Pink, Tenor. 7ahuaey.
Powder Hooke, at 1"•I•
nler pt'1CP$, by ' w very
popular Author. Keg•
uLn•ly sold retail I111.IW)
and $1.34. "
T.11"1/ ES
The Doctor
_ CHURCH NOTES, I
Rev. N.V. D. tar., of Waterloo, will
occupy the pulpit of Knox chnrch
next, i+und*y•
II,•v. 1'. 11..ltates preached lei Ridge.
town last Sjualay, Ali-. Jas. H. More,
Of \V..A1.tteat.t'.11ege,,tlll'l] the lural
pulpit.
The fall district meeting ..f the
Melbothet church will be held at
Hohuevvilleoti Thursday, September
bwgiumiog et ttJ o'chwk a.'w•
}tee }:rank Burgess. ettident of Vic.
toria _University. will. conduct balls
services in Victeria etredt Methodist
cftur h next Sunday. All are iuvit,•d.
Hy the appointment of Huron P'res-
hpy, l ei y, -ii • onemidg --wilt -be • held tit
KIW: church next. \Vednesday even-
ing. September 21st, for the pur{Arse
of.arranging fres the- peereetetMit 1,f
call to A-Wulister
The lnsses pilotaioed by the Meth .-
dist church in• the recety6 deaths of
Rev. R. W. Millytu•d and Rev. Jasper
Wilson will he the subject ce a rrlet-
enee,fnnm the' pulpit of North sheet
\leth.dirt chor'i:h next Sgndity morn-
ing.
it.t. J. F. 'Whiles. of Surma. hits
1.4-.11 rl.•eteti ehaiivuul of title sttriliai
didt•ier of the L.indu)i Methodist 4'..tt-•
fel-owe,.tn v11e4.e141 ttti• late flet. 14.
W: Nlillyard. This (1e.•:siuu was
reached at .1 ;fleeting ,It.4i Wyriuting stn
T11t•soiay ..t• this week.
The •srrym•n-conies-is smite 11a1.1i'(
shitted next Sunday will 1.• : . \lodes
jilt}—
The ('11i i„t4atr' I'l.tn of t'.ua
V%• rtintia-":1 Cleat I.iis•rl.
tier. - -11+e- Whet r. U.x.-t'- R. Jones..
ill''- i''h• The aurnta(1 Sn11 .4)
S.•ilt.r.l Rally Day program will le.,;u-
rust mit in um Otto -mem at k,
F.t.•r)•Issly weleolale'.
Rev. T..1. ThoWpieni, 1l. A , of St,
Andreim's 'Ciiurrb, Stratford, who
oecuptdd -ttm pulpit of Knux church
last Sunday, bas receiyN1 a coil -from
the co,lgregettiot of the Presbyter jail
church itt ('ollingweod lit • hecortae
their pa►tor. Tnt stipend pi -ionised is
11,'a111 a year ;toil the inteiest un
$.41011 willed ►•y the late ale:. Must
tor the purpose cf •tilgrne-nting the
pastor's salary..
, At Sunday morning's service in Vi •-
toric 'street Methotlist Church. the
pastor, Rev. lit. Medd. Laid :a touching
tribute to the late president i d'the Lon-
don Goufereu;e: Uev. Iircuheu Mill-
-yard. a former._ p&41t MLthie_chtlrch.
Ms ..Medd sket• tied the Artier of Mr.
Millyard. - telling. the - cireseits • and
• bargee ot1 - which' he baud labored,
Ave' the positions he hod.held, -and
alsu-siLthe high esteem in whibh he
wAs. held ,41 a wan. -
The district Epworth Leegue And
Sunday. *clued convention held in
\\'eekty. chnrch, Clinton, on T'ueetl.ty
and Wednesday of this week was at-
tended by a good mintier fr..nu l3odP-
rich. including Rev: 1'».•Dougall, Rev.
Dr. Medd. A. M. 11otwrts•,n,, Mr. and
Mrs. E. B. Hale. J.. H. Million, Mrs.
Colborne.- Mrs. Jli•1, Mrs. SincLty.
\Ire. John Cox, Mrs. las. Yates.
Misses Sayder. A:7 4t•n, Blake, Iligao
and Green. -
Mies Bruce. of Albany. N. Y., who
is the guest td. her aunt. Mi.', J. H.
Uolleirne• has returned recently frntu
Jerusalem. where she t::ty been en-
gaged fur about four years as a mim-
sionary te*(•her. During her stay In
town she has given address- on clev-
eral occasions, ,n North street Metho.
dist church and elsewhere. upon the
subject of her work. whir h she carried
on r•hietly among the,Greek Catholics
and to some extent among • the
Mohanuuedatie sir Palestine. Her
descriptions of presout-d.,y lite and
conditions in the Holy Land are very
interesting. .
Next Suddrty hal Ve.t lutes.' hallsnl
sett lees will be 10.1.1 in North street.
Met4,.)i-t i•h.Jreh. The aiulitorinhn
will Is- eppr1.ptiur.•i - decorated x'101
fruit. 11uwer•s and grain. • Ret. Dr.
f ton,eall will pr,•aeh urn] the •nbj.et of
his s.;rulon'. w111 1s' : Murriint;' "The
.lots of Harve,.t i' evening. • "How
Ca p God F'oryti.e Sin 1.' Mr. McFat•-
lm
her
111g s
tot 11,r.mt... will lie iu' barge ,of
coir and organ. -mei the folluw-
'i 1411 1111+.,. Will 14t mustered
%Odle, . "'rhe 141111'4. in He, linty
'I'eimpl, }tvs-Has I.rot—choir : rt,. t.
t sale i 1 M. 1 . .n : duet. -My
itithlooks tpto'I'he. I1•.--f.atl—fir.
;nil the. Mar. - —
t OME 1'O Til'.? '.t:1'1.1 1('H
Quick Lunch
1(7 CREAM P.4RLOR
for your lunch, ice
cream a n d home-
made candies.
Next British Exchange Ht
Elliott BusinessCollege
TO ONTO. ONT.
(114.'5 it, s•1111e111- '4 il., I ,14. that
carries with it the stamp of "Superior
itt." WI to -day for large catalogue.
Plumbing
HEATING
Two cares of drunk and disorderly highly respected, and loved by all
eoliths-ccmet. MU! -cc were .lbn knew hilar. The reverend gentle-
&telt with in the police, court this roam was educated in Mimeo.. high
week. Roth ca►eostvere settled od the ecbool and Victoria College, !tout
payment of carts. which he secured the degree of waster
of arty. , lie bad held wane proniietetlt
DEATH OF REV. JASPER WILSON. poeiNous in abs church, and war at
one time president of the London Con-
1'erenee. He had been a member of
iwill be taken to 1Vrtlsinghxm, Ont.,
for interment, Saturday. I
The news of Rev. Jasper Wilson's
death was teceitsd in Uoderich with
deep re ret. He was pastor -of North
street Methodist chinch for four years,
It4S to 1tMr2. and was greatly heisted
hy,his congregation here, The oral
Stricken with Paralysis in the Pulpit at the general hu.trd of wiesiongr for ter of sending a representative to at-
tend the funeral or taking wane other
Leamington. runnyears, and at the time of bis
Leanlinftlun, Ont , Kept.. l4. }rev, a
death he was a member of tba board otticial action as a last tribute of re-
JA.prr Wilsu M art Heepel0r of regents and senate of Victoria. *fact to the decesed minister is
(Int., pµveed away here today. By re- 1 He was bora in Voodbous, towdS receiving the attention of the cruciate
:-shin. -irt. iwl-i*-r++f-tha-ebar,h,•
dirt hut I chrch be•re, where. he had .lust ordainet in I 9, and in the same/ear Rev. \1r. \Vitro* is syrvived ht his
di
finished his terve a {...blur in P_100, he wit. married to Miss Maggie Cruise, wife, two sone. Max and Hugh, and
was paying Leamington a visit, in sof the township ..t \VAI*iugbaut, also three-duughtet. > Grace, who is teach-
tlydet• that be might take ptyrt in. t'he ,111 the comity of Norfolk. A wan of iug in St. Jlerrs Uoliegiate Institute
anniversary services Sunday and-vett'highstandingin.the church and I'ttz•tbeth,art home. au,1 Maud, wife
Monday. September 11 and 1.2.•socially, he will be greatly inhered by of Rev. J. F. Key erste, o f (Jest°. The
The morning of the Ilth on his wayy his associate ebursh workers. Since. u,erM•rs of the family will have the
to i•hurch he expreerie t himself as teet- `ordination he has travelled the follow sincere and heartfelt sylnp;thy --Dt
sett - uattsualiyr,,. wall. - hat : before .n.LIplf o;u- uits eautot t. ti
Brigden. their friends in. nderich in -their -aro*
had' patine! away: while in the Connects* Watford, Exeter, Kings- bereavement.
pulpit preaching the morning sermon, vine, Stratbroy, Goderich, Ridge-
he
id e -he was stricken with paralveis, and ( town. Leamington and Hespeler. . He
lever regained eoosciatauess until Ina war Inc,of the most, it not the most
deathtbia woruioe; at 2 -o'clock in his popular wiuister who ever occupied it
sixtieth year. He was a man' very pulpit in Learuington. The mintage
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ELECT}(IC WIRING
Snap, the twentieth reittury anti -i
,optic hand-clewner. is sold by B. K.
W tot-;:, druggist, successor to Jae.
W\'ilson.
Gentlemen Who Are BaW-
tnyestfgate and u'e for yourself the
a� t coveNog in wig, and h,uer..
t sof. Uurenwend patent lou uws '1.1,.
now wuru un over:17:ti) bend, ty 1111
eLas4ett in All ►1 uious of pile.
In this particulrt• structure• tlts't'•II-
til11tiuu it {/refer ; a, /ilk::: 111:t
u. r
feather; iv securely adjltsted to the
head ; can be combed just as yur
own hair : they snake I1nt clot Io,1q
ten years younger, hr it
rection you ,• " c es the pro•
neural is etc. t from
tan�t colds
Eole`i•Be,tfordon 1Vtmineed4 bhp to
bre *Ith. •y, septette
"Alter all, yi u know, there is a..,
far both wen and wolut+n in •
world. Meet have their work to it..
and wunteu have theirs." • It
wuwau's work to provide for the innNt.
Ulan, and It is the turn's IO .1roei.{,..3.-
the cuter woman."—Globe-Uew.s!t:,t,
The Sign til and t'h, %Vee sty t.m
•w ill be sent to it iW grub cr11-h fur tie,
balance tit the ye tr for only ±%e. At.
dress Tag Slolv-tL Csuderich. out.
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Our MillineryOpening
Tuesday. September _01h, and following days
You are invited to be present at our formal opening display of Fall _Mil- .
lintry
Mil-
li•ntry on the afternoon of „Tatesday. Se•ptemiler loth, and following days.' We
'want you tofeel- free to come and go as \'tot please, 10 st.1J'; and examine the
4eason's new styles at your leisure ; in :i word, to make yourself perfe.tly at home
-int-theshowroom, •wheneser ailed-as-..c,ften as-.yent trod iT vatic TO come.
Make a note, of the time., commencing at 2 o'clock• p: `m. on' Tuesday, September •
20th, and continuing the balance•of the • week.
=wasiawrees
3000 Yards of
New Dress Goods and Suitings
The regular prices of which are 85c to $1 50 thz Ward, will,
be sold at 35c and 45c, commencing Tuesday. Sept. 20th
You will naturally ask how'can we do it. } Iere-is the answer in a hew .words --
last week we were offered the stock t}f Dress Goods and Suitings a large manu-
facturer of ladies' suits and dresses, who w'rts retiring from business. The price Was
sovery, very low, in fact.so tempting, that although there were more Dress Goods
by tar than we ever handled at any one time before, we simply .:ouldnot •let them go.-
- That is why we start on Tuesday, September 2tsth, the greatest Dress Goods,. selling
- campaign that has 'ever taken place in Gode'rich, •
he are over 3000 yarns -to sell: ' Con.'n in right at the comment nient of the
season on top of our regular purchases, there is only one way'to sell such a quantity=
that is, to,make the price do the work,, pr in other words to sell them the. same
way we bought—at prices' that are a fraction of their real Value and worth, - ,
This will undoubtedly be the greatest Dress G,'ods'selling event of the Season.
tot pull be more, for the values are so unusual that it will he in a class by itself. Never
in our history have we offered our customers .values in Dress Goods that begin to
co•mpare with these.
At 35c a Yard
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Htimited' of yards of Press Goods And Slatiuge. •1014 ,I inches wide, and nio.tof-them ;tie
latter width. An innuenee tersertment of matte- .
talc very suitable for suits, !Mose dr,4em, chlltl-
ren's wear. in fart, ;dotted any purpose. you can
USW Urr•ss (slash. for. Regulnr values up to *J.2
A tail. Yleirchuieeofthis14?,' - tuencingTto•s-
i11:. -
.1114
At 45c a Yard
Hundreds of yams in this,lot ton,. ,Plai❑ and
fate,' siftings. Materials Snitahlt' fur •nit.
,prowess skirts and children's wear. Dark and
light rolol•irlftm. 1 .4.s of them 131.1(10 t.n roil III
$List per yard. T'h, MAI t11114s would /fin from
Grits pries down toSI.tM). We t,1ktr-theerert'iresee --
lection and prat theta ata este. cntiiiu,'nring '1' ,
day ruorniug at the very Iciw o -kr art A 5
per yard
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These Goods to be Sold in the Basement
\\'0 harp na•ithet• eoouter riorin nag, 11„01 +tut, r In ''u ih.•-s t:ou.l. Qep:u 1 uu•111 to hAradle this irnnlenrs'
1..1 ..f 1111•msDieebt. ser put theentirt•'t1t*)yawl.on.ale in the taasement, aItetr t het e will 1r• r„Iml in .filenty for
ou' to:piek and chotree ih• comfit'
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The Royal Welsh Ladies' Chou of
Ca,d.R, Wdes.•'�;.'� February.
One Season -Ticket pica
Two Season Tickets 3 5o
Tickets for sale -at Signal I lfriett
Dunlop's Drug Store And
'I'hone,l
nl'r Music Stole.
livery testy t slaonld hr'at the
POLMATIER SISTERS in the
Opera Howe, Septcrai e• 2! '
Theme morticed rasters fairly
• 440 their audiene.• in 111*
ilea it Ilotow boat spring. Don't
Dol to enjoy their eoocert this
Maas,
The Man from Glengarry
1 he Prospector
Blaen Rock
Glengarry School Days•
Pripet..boon-el Books 15c each.
A epletadid stack of English
Fiction by impolite Authors
l4,ni4 Tows etc. About fifty
1
diem to s(Heist (roto—tsar each.
The Colonial Book Store
"1 1l) lel{ 7't,lti hilt, Peer..
PHONE 100. Ooderieli
ROOFING
METAL WORK
Etc., Etc.
W. R. Pinder
The selling of this immense pnrrhase starts Tuesday, September scth, the second
\ day of.Godetich's great lndustr:al Fair. and will continue until every yard is seed