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TUE SIGNAL: GODEttICH. ONTARIO
LOCAL TOPICS.
oar Concert, thtobeaelst• it1
lee ogive A'io concert it, the church uo
talfeting of i•'rieta. October' 21st.
*41&Il for the
tfoak tubal lr Icing engaged W
xttsiuu.
R Cost to the Town.
/hit "iter noon ir F. by the I . ae H.leaves
e Begin...A%it ° in the Saskatchewan
rirtvllt £L 1so.11 .i K Ito lutist. there.
tly
med in
we, Lill t ellen-vet. be goestbe will
tote tear for himself. and (be beet
vibe of the tuw•tista'ollle of llodericb
11 the lure of the % Veba
as, rpt bulli hint he will tied a light
sly turu+og awaits. here.
1 Fire Averted•
rear a storm / ur. Mr. n-
't*'ule, Hooter lirrdwere Coee store, sough'e program *ill ter a.- fuiluwe
Mead nRei,,tie fire the woroiug Part I. -Fun end fancy witty the eta ye
Whet. the ono. Something to laugb at. Part t .
,koltly • war wade the wires -Wily People Ougbtu't to 11e Taxed
'int into tlaeurrnd one wire falling or Heats ludustreeve Sumrthiog to
feeding tube of the think` Durr. • Pett ill.-Oririurl rr-
.+ of -the blame
TuberculOs.s Exhibit Next Week.
The Ontario exhibit. ut tuberculosis
will be in Ooderich ou Wedneedtey,
Thursday and Friday of ueztereek
(probably in the town hale. The ex-
hibit will be open afternoons and
evenings, and ii the evenings there
will be short tulle on tbe prevention
and cure ut tub•'rruloeiw Views will
be given by a stereopticon. This is an
opportunity for instruction vU an im-
portaut questiva, and it is bo{tt•d that
the public will atteud it, Lige weat-
hers. There will 1w no adwissiuu fee.
Bengough on Tax Reform.
J. W. Betytough, the famous light-
ning sketch artist. c:.rteiouist at,d en-
tertainer, will give ate entertainment
at the Oddfellowl 11 1 ooh Thursday
kraus evening. Octol.er Neth. udder the eu-
aw clw.ing of two electric wires. /picas of the Oodel•tuh committee of
short circuit, et t be the Tax R t• K Hr
the a sten. gr•uhnr ,se buried vital. and quick rketcbo»-.rials of
•thttsg'be lulus and it, a bhurt time then. phrvfully urtnonat. Tbe car.
'ool'w ignited the gasoline.
would breieA igen to the
t'.optedst.. hep R
m+11tJ a set ...Us fire was averted.
fl<r bed lean .n Trouble. •
,tell Haberman,
Jewett Brown. a Bay
,fperrrd t.. t.,r' 1lrgist rate G. 1'. Petty
,-t week on the, act
ro►r,ltof -h"••ting with intent W, J"
there ed
t •i ,Tr der v'had filed itnroops recuse al
,the L,I:Ihlauah windows and donne at
(men mkt had threatened in-.
e
j•tui'il k •tale' ii h fortrial *i ld wwill ep-
ap
faros Mond/) next. The accused it
wee. of es a 1:.10 lires a tl fellow et',ww3ht
aged ged •loo -I.o1• r
Jleaet the t et the elite itjuts.
fteris-Seacel.
e iutrt wedding wise solemnized at
thebeta.et the bride'. I.arrute. Fit.
, ,J tin -1 i • 1141 Sti*ixl. East ♦, fret.
u.
Tut -lay ,.v,•sing of thie week.
Igen M. hotline line May weasel le-
nmetbr',i,i, ,•t I'hihp K. steel.. of
r.in* ni;„n• Dula tisr f4inil' rela-
',to weir M .Neill In wither.. tit* nerv-
e. sr. wlitch was Ieifo1'WMl by • Rey
1. l• Wilke en After the wedding
eerie- ee• ('•tte-ken of Mr.- eed..M i•
rwdl•"e tj, the gamma -Itf!1 :treble -
elate: er. it Lair they Will re-idr,
Ina , int. rte extended to tbe•
pt , out,l -.
•
2 r. '•rOf.
Irre.ting to re idstit.of
i.. 16 ..1' i htJT lnnk•j+iaf•r wi Wit,
11: rued*y. September
ea. viten 1eUtan liratrice 1Vi11►uo
at•. the 1,, ids et John J- Pinfold.
)11=. K. tenfold, of Mtmeiej•w.
v ,• . - eehnrttray.--Het. T
,:.,, a had by .lieu. H. Ieyine. a
neer• IN4.'•.t. -tit• -Muth b lr/n
idle , il
,•ting th • ePtetront' Mc.
1' te1.1 took the train lot.
•sc , -'..y, . w'hrre the• glv.unl
a;,omitton witb lire 1'.
11 '1 `. •• 1,A at florae to their
needs • • new I(true, W. aveuUe
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' CHURCH NOTES.
OBITUATY.
There will be special choral music at Greer.
Klan( church next Sunday everting.' On luntlryy lest the death of Robert
At the close of tbr' evening service geese, son ie the late Robot Greer,
nest hunday it, North street Metho- e.f'ssltford, f i herd at London at the
dist church a shun organ recital will age of thirty -flee yeses. Tbe remains
be given byHerbert llik hell, Mus. were brougt here for interment. t lie
Iv C. M. (Logla•d). lite deputyy rg*n funeral taking place to Colhorne
bit of. the (}tlild Hrll. Plywobth. Mrs• cemetery on Tuestlsy. Iter'. 1'. I..
May will act ea soloist. 11'ilkiuson conducted the burial -Set-
► Archdeacon Richardson has called it yiC.,
general weetiuif of the rrehde*cohe}- - Gam,
to be held at hxetet on Tueeday and -
Wedneaday, October lltb and 12th. The people of Colborne township
.1ny desiring to attend may commune were bbocked this week to hear of the
vete with Rev. T. W. Collins, of Ex. death of Mrs. Thoe. MnOratten. of
eter, who will pro,ideaccommoeation. Durban, Man.. fouuerly Miss Annie
Quite a utaueer spent last Monday Wilson Green. who left her home in
evening ay the parsonage of North becuColborne only a few months ago to
street Methodist church on the octet" the Ve' a bride and Make *home inr
Ston of the quarterly tea given bythe the West. Her death occurred rather
l K suddenly on Thursday last at Durban.
Woweu's Mbisionaryhoviety. An ex The remains were brought to l;ode-
cnUetlt musical program was rendered lick and the funeral took place this
and the evening so sprat was at mugs sftetnoon t,. Celtwree cemetery. Rev.
eoioyaWe one. J. R. Mann, of Auburn. was the offlci-
Hsrtest•howt' th:.k+giying terStsting clergyman and the palllearrts
will be conducted nest Sunday in St. . were four brothers of the deceased-
lrenrgr'r cbut h by Rev. 1l, Charlton. John. Alex., James -and William.
F. R. A. S„• Hector of Port Burwell. The parents. Mr. anti Mrs. Andrew
•Torre will be :. special offering and rGreen. ,if Loyal, and the brother and
good music for the
occasion. 'Rev• sister* mourn a devoted daughter and
Mt. Turnbull will. 'nipple
plg for Mr. sister alai' have general. eympatltV in
Cbarltou at Pott Burwell.their wad bertsvement,
The 'muter meeting of the Eureka - Currey.
After suffer ing for uearly az ite7ins
from cancer. Oeotge Currey. a well-
known resident of Nile. pawed awe%
,u Saturday. 34th ult.. aged.eeventy-
tw... years. Dereesed was a native ot
Armagh. lrelsnd. When about ftihe-
tren years of :tge he caner al Caned..
and took up a farm in Ashfield. Atter
clearing this terra he secured twe
ferule in West Waw:tnosh which he
also cleat el. Later he bought a fatal
one the loth" concession of Colborne.
Where he resided for twenty•Hve years,
and tben ra tired from testier life. Deny-
ing to Nile. He wee a 111an highly re-
spected by -his fellows, a man of glans -
learnt., ek•tches and caricatures tit. Bible claw. of Victoria street Metho-
Iocal people will be wild at auction ai, diet church will be t"ilid in the church
the chnee of the woman.. Adulie.ion i parlor en Moneta}' evening. October
lie: re --rived seats ,C.c. Tickets on .itlth, *t ..•'clock sharp. All the
sate -al Hick'. drug store or The Sig- ! meintnerkoate rsqurrtrd to be L.resent,
nal oMcr. 'Twill be a treat for u!d and f a/ there is important business to di. -
young. cuss. 4. l.ilors are Always welcome.
t I iertr...f of the discussion on the reg.A New Patent Table.
, A. E. ' l:tthrei,n, of town, bit:. (1,,.. , alar topic at the meeting of the Y. 1'.
,;surd and s..cutrd patent. fur 'ee in,. tet ('. E. of Knox church on Tues,lay
Proved exteu+ion table which otughti"'teneg. ter«well address- was blit -
to be a ht Hee .riles• whet, it ie pewee , ere I by G. 1''. Blair on :At* •eve et his de -
on the w ager. its p.h.cii'•a! Leclerc/ 1'ilture for the Nest. The uteetime
ere the '1,1.1! amuunl of apace it torts ,gra" in t barge of Miss. 1c/i,rthur and
pies in it- c.nu{ta.:t farts in e.yu`a•u'ieun ',ttei the service, bad been opened the
well the a of freer si.t to •••'v bite: • it 1••:.del reter'rr¢ brirtl i ti, the able and
w I :sail•the a,la„e; ` which Mi.Meir
d .P1d+ worn rztrtid• .'hr ttut aaalstac (e w tic
with which a way lie rttrnJtd to eat} had given the Society whrurar be 1 Hoed widow. eleven daughters
nitt[tco song
ion- .izr' •.t t•,t.k do. desire.t. It i+j wp- c illyd upon. h.• assured him
the, bis smuteel, Ball been +. r teciateil rate left to mourn his : bots, The
rim it td •r.l f rcttuu are •, lea:. I p unreel en the 'th ult. teas under
u.auufwcwtwl for _very IitCle W'dr and oil twitter of t$r oeirly wtehrel• f
than tit, 'online' Y- Vitae. Mr. Math.- him the. Ir sip'. unci happiness whist. i the •t t.piers ot the Otange order.
WO has srturee eatelas for hetet Ceti he deserved it. his -hew -field ..f Irl*.:. the decea-rd -• being an honorary -
edit And the t'mt.dett*tee end bas .11.'.dt,-Illeit that'7spoL. tor a taw win- turmbei of L. O L. N.. 1Fie. The
rr.J% Isere 11isee„e, erne --gith ' utae. giving the utet:.l.et= ,•t she s,...1, tuttrrel" •ervice - we- cuielected by
Rev. W. Conway. •The twieev.J fam-
ily -L.- fhr sywparhy of the couanun-
its .
The Men's Depart-
ment wool be open
for one hour every i
night from 7to5
Pablo Schoui Board. '
The trait 1 I ' ttrg of he with,-
1•••••..1
udic
loot I c. -11 we. held on .Monday.
.asutt b.-.itlr- liar want (.4 -
1 11 7ii::L' to .rural. other large
aseanl-%%,r1•lento:ledaelr.id, ihey
wee. a ,. Reid R 1•o . ►:
ixdrn,'i' I' : ,:ing 41illa 4't, .441141:
%%tun. heel. 11. .1. Helper, Sas): le
u I.P►.:1!'' Aiehitret itariley pre.
-road pc. Ftwr. rerUdeates in favor of
ft iunl• too i•at, d • the Goderich
Paging 7.1,11••••••1'.,, f„1. ,t.,,$). They
vote radsu•d to 1,,. pend. _Thr matter
nt pltwint; and I.•velling the Lack
trmmdt c l tilt' new -rheol ittOl•erty
OW lett in the tiered/ of the eha•rma•t
:,f the hub d ag eroutmittee and A rchi=
tett &eclat . to. F. Blair tendered his
teignatit'tl a• tial/tee. which' was se-
e'eted. • - e •
Slaved to S'tatTord.
N•
Gisler an too
uleuutrctutet5in beg
uu the lual Let. •11
...on w .tit like
to olio inK it 4 iefy many good. winkle ut nllviie s-
ihlr at.r.
meth. 1.. the to.•t iter'. 1 living their lives.
u have it wade in Pt allege W i-. giver ielen- wee mete
'alt adieG rtlarket. Preeer.t to pt. tfer A few remark-, ,atter
l Hunter. --
( l ate. of the i l •• ti
an 1 r -which{ lilt I Ir lunch , ea t• . )brit Hunter, hinctr-
d '( het altwugruti+ur- cauuut: be , 1 the es to c. un.. (Irl Thllr.-dot'.
September _n the
.(belt• •crew a k1 Oil i,..• .a I 1 rh"-1 Mrs Its
u• dr he WAY aurin n}• bole. to
t•A11l1Iae'1 •ter It. - • "'n e' - . Ice. i, roe '-. •' ,
would Iekr to .1w the t••1• , ",• till,,...4. C. u t .I..t the t•t•r1..uttp prt,grat 1• ontertul.ate mistake. She arcidebt-
ly w11Iig either . it '•!1 ?lathe.••, i - • Rev. br. Graham's Visit l .ally :ook a dose of liquid *tsenir. mi--
hntefee, .. will surer. of ..t Geo. We Last ,tend a w:ts educ •Banal ley in taking the bottle for one conteining
ewe. Iutilit..re store. Hateittee -!rest.. tee Methrdist 'churches e1` .town. 1n .risers. Medical aid was summoned
Lettuce On the Returrect•On. ' • tee morning Rev. J.•W. Orsban,, D. and the p..i-. n was thrown ntf. hut
of 1t-, (tstaeral-e.aetary.•-1 the educe- the shuck• to tae hearts WAR H) gieatt
X as l tea i ti [T ' Pys2rm roof- tire"' M• tit.»ti. t-+lpotti Mrs un et
La
A:N• . Leet ae-eel atwrtiaetn to hear chetah. oeci pie•1 the pulpit of .Vie- mai•Ien name was Insbell:i Johnstone.
A: 11. stelae -eel rt for Peup'eb t'ulpit : Luria etre,. t Methodist church and in She t, as torn in lioderich rowoihip
A»-oelstinn, Brooklyn. N. Y.,
,►rlivrr the eveniu b...poke e.ke in Ketch street sixty -tire years afro. a daughter of the .
bis lecturi• nn ••The' Itr.urrectien of K 1•
e set Tlir -Menet i.- ens ..4);,.1,_.M'e!h•,di-t share i The trv•rend late 1Vilia::. sbi.p- one. She went to quip
gentlemen I. a sou of township_ about f-rly baht
i- sell hrtr•f treated Raul the;James Graham. a forw!r paetea .1f refits ago with her brothels and was
charrb•pul/tit. The sprakei bad Bihli- N ith street Methodist clamed). •'iia married a few y«al`s late' to Robert
cal authority .,.fer reeve .taten,rtit •i. rine ...; the beer pulpit uratni - in. Hunter. H e : husband and sen.
made hoot Me theories sail n:aunrr id e*nwtla and ie rerogni::wl as very William. 1•f Kincardine*. - u t'v ive.
The, r ate ..1so t wo hrothet • and three
Tn1•ttettee. Oer•ttitsl tl, lead C
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CAMERON'S
= -=DEPARTMENTAL S 1 ORE,
Oar Valeta bre se
right t b• t we
defyiU comPS-
Itttie • -
Fall Clothing
OW for the Fall .winds and Fall rains. Yes, it s October now and you will
Nsooner or later be tiorced to buy heavier clothing, It's not always profitable
to leave this important matter off too -long, as medicine and doctors' bills are in-
variably much higher than the warm clothing that is necessary to keep health in
the right place, and as you will be forced to buy sooner or' later we would advise.
you to buy now when stocks 'are at their best, and besides you will be able to save
some money too, .as many lines that we placed orders for months ago
have ad-
vanced in price and on some lines we are instr4cted that no repeat orders wily be
accepted at the same prices, s that it is important to you to fill your wants : now.
P
We are preparing foA one of the biggest fights for business that a store
put up.
ever
I 'Are are after statue of you Mail Order! fiends, and we know 'beforehand that
s e are going to gets ou. .
Running all.departments under the one rtiof;-a i'ay from outrageous taxation,
'
' Sllnl,
ofit
S
too- up
high rents, high expense, with no expens4ve catalogues to ea • uplprofits, ,
of how we can meet all competition. Keep in touch wits?- us from now on.
a part
Come to this store -and get acquainted with our goods and prices.
Shapes .a t rimmed Hats
Forty'-t1C.')• ready-tO-wear Shapes
and trimmed Fiats, mostly t, telt
shapes trimmed with wings, rib-
bons and feathers, very' becoming.
Worth regular S. oci, 164.50
$Ston• Jtistito keep business
hot, while .then- last, special
rra...nrng were -.1 Wore a .ut prier to ah!e leetalet in the work which Lr
toy'' e( tee rildirnor. He d,-riert•J . re •resents. In the C0luye- .11 hi. tr. ; ii -ter• : Witham John'tet,e. Blanib-
••genetating • et the Pettit wouli emote th*t the tin..- wee- vetting when the . mLrk- he "felled w the nen sy•trtn 1 aril. \. 1), ; _lndtew.Jnbo••toae. Huron
• ...lowed hy the Nlethodiet church to
township: Mrs. David !Itroud..%sh-
lteld : Mrs. John McIntosh. Huron
township, and Mts. Isaac" M.'Adam'.
Outlook. Sa-la
1 aan named -Stephen Horton.
tweet -right yenta ret age. lett
S.wu unlet Ie•.•uliar i- i-cunatanree last
leoreay. 11•• bed 1•een wetkieg•, at
• the fiig JFII int tug the su,omer end
itt•slleged teat hetrieed to get away
'Meet. j . ing hit• boat -d Iri11. On
t t rhin;,t tlorel:acewhere he had hr.n
bonding ate .Inthing is•longinit'to
tee ixvn•dim- i•I,n.e•kert .•r 1141+ miss-
t8
-w' e.'y r0
nnt fol
.•oa ttuttM O
R v
hie Al rest- Ile wan incited et Strat-
ford and (*on.hthle•laundry Iwent eht
bite lees to I.: lericb on the evening
of tbedsy on w -hi, h he made his haltt -
rued exit trent town. His ease will
roml• a ,in the tale* court this even-
ing: -mr p. iaonr. is suspectee of he -
in` Ole of fhr MCA Who ware heard
talking it. an. allee way the night betcrc
he Morello left' town. Our of them
sat heard to remark: "They are
slat t,s hot -toot : wee will have to get
out of h1•re.'• Naturally there was
1.me suspicion that these uliar re-
taxtko might hit a sennet ing to do
with the Anderson cake'•
Mankind wit w% degenerating K 1 Three al= agothe r
that within lel y turns when wa inaugurated {
-then •'arise de ene wen *gins :,r,ist uidenty foot' .the Winletry.
r rn.ratill Yrs taut - nnitnel lmpin;'
• years tutee' would
not in place ••(
Ir• a child horn with a art of teeth. the' •.td-ivas of Rearming lnsus too the
When Ole day of ietdgntent came the - et1.o•vts. it bas I.e•en fn,u:J• to hr
speaker thought Ihat the dead teatiet uruch more satisfactory that, the lean
not all Ie. , ai'he tot;eth-r. • The • Beep, /ysh•m :sod the atud••ntt- *re now able
ref.-t'rr„ ••I he teat shall le• first anti; t•• keep -thetue.lt - a:ut ot et. ht.
the first -tee" g(bit in his , pbes Ig Thal a has (.4- n a large increase in the
that, p• eviditig tee- dose of a 1- l 01111 1 rr of li'tib*boner.+ iii the , but ch.
ent
came :,t• neer, titer ,..t lisle' At the end of the ,laaehenteen, just
redoes would hr the fleet to he ',At
there Were 1,u:rl. a- compared
teetotaling Itea,. hold t1.f tut the .rid of the pr1•v our
IIr. Gtahanes sermon
rest, r' .d. K l with 41 at
have •t h_.1 a Chalet to . tv it t ' -else irennium
u
g iv fait , he topeve•1 the)' w. mid (. 1 ori suoday evening wee on the °nice
given *n, her opera Untidy ,I,„ true , of the Chri.tta•1 ruinate•t and Was a
p.
•
rwittiug the ,1 wish pe'•1rIP ttlthnM ' turcetul and iintrrretiug delitet
t•.rruh•d t r
alto. Ebel,ow
they were mil
pmmiw• in great n
sign that the -toe
hand. •rhe.peekerai
that !hoe. who .fit at •• jis a father, F'(e•v lien. E. Koss. If. 1►., get the' First blessing.. .
mini -heir - his child so that it might 1 tiuie city:
profit by the experience. `.• he he •'-►s will be n elsewhere in today s
Peeved that. any puni-hed.'nt we might I Patriot, Knox 1 rrsbyterisn chinch in
receive in the hereafter would to for t.nlerich. Ont., has extended .e cull to
'fie *ddt-rss. i Kra t ieot ge E. Rosa, B. 1►., the popu-
R.
Rites** t„ ,ung a r: •
land. The t set , .t 1 The Cafeto Rev. Geo. K. Ross. •
)sing to. the land •e;
n,
cane waas near at ms to bun A ake. he thetbellowingt tc ounlrnt espect-
ther contended ging the call extended be the am/errKa-
lieved would) torn t f Knox cht.r•cb. (..dertch. to
f that M
corrective purposes, t
whiellteuChed on many ether ph'tk •
of • Ilihl• teeching•t,. tested about an,
hour and a -halt,
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- LOt;llt TOPICS IN BRIEF.
J
it 1011 Rut%' how touch you ere lodged by
your clothe., you would ba esceedingly careful
to be well drele-ed. Prairiewhoars aattn
in ordered clothing from F J. Prldhlmn. towhich
using e-tablt•hrr.ent have the advantage
the est stand iinpre.-ton titres.
'1'h4 I. hones leanins time %(talo• Ilnn't. be
(onteet with bust Rrttitts the di t out
mbtui or
.omebright ne Inbt {lacinga new a.•t -trees.
two on the wen-. %t Omer Smith, J'-'
-ha. a .election to meet alt requirement&
County Clerk Lane
received
w ` ved word
yesterday evening William
1awden• Reeve of Exeter• had died
suddenly during the day. Particulars
have not yet come to hand.
Condnctnr John Sullivan. who has
been off the G. T. la. Buffalo train
since the strike. WAR reinstated on
Monday. Conductor Sullivan in a fine
type• of men and the public will gain
by his presence on the road again.
Y. M. C. A Notes.
- On Monday evening the ladies' Aux-
iliary net iii the Association rooms, a
large number being present. It wets
decided to hold a axial entertainment
on llondayevening, Octnber lith. Mrs.
(Dr.) Whitely kindly offered the taw of
Iter hone fur the occaaion. A Leman
(barge will be made, tbe proceeds t"
be nsediby Rite ladies for the Y. M. C. A.
" The new board of directors met
the •sale evening and elected as
officer, the folln*ing :-President, A.
M Itol -rtson: vice•president, R. Re
Sallowt:: secretary, 11. C. Dunlop:
treasurer, .1. F. Thomson: assistant
sect'et:try, H. ilenson Long ; assistant
tl't5 tire,, J. C. Carrie. After the
business was finished. all united in a
social gathering, the guest of the even-
ing being tr. F. Blair. who leaves this
week for Regina. Mr. Blair has been
chairman of the county committee
since the inception nt Y. M. C. A.
work in Huron and has also been a
dire(to1 of the local Association. Re-
present. w,.a given to the gratitude
ad appreciation Which all felt for Mr•
Mair's helpful advice and aasistence,
and to the sense of loam and regret at
his departure, coupled with good
witbm for his pro.perity in his west-
ern home. Mr. Blair replied in a few
words .e1 thanks, at the same time
expressing bis confidence in tbe bene-
fits of the Y. M. C. A. and of the con-
tinued success of the local org•nisa-
tin,l,
lir wird able pante'. of %inii church,
Charlottetown. This, hurelt is one of
he beer equipped and finest Presl'y-
' emechurchee in 4'snails and it is a
Met home -for Mr. Roes and e'tri-
t he
' successful
m
nnl. lr
uuuc
tib
Is
!llsritt►gte Provinces that he as . been
selectee by this • engr/•gatiott as the
successor t 1 the hate 1)r. Andelsonl
The call. as stated..''is absolutely un-
animous and hearty." it is astonieh-
ing ind many will think gratifying. to
note -the fregnearry with which the
I'pper Prot•incel took to the Maritime
Provinces for men t ' fill • the highest
pmitimis in church •,nd state. It has
leen said that the, bruins of Caned*,
like the wise men of old, come front
the East, and while this is no deult
something to he proud of. yet it takes
from us those with whom we are
loath to part. . Mr. Kora has won an
envishte reputation during his stet in
l'harlottetown as pastor of Zion
church. Hies known and respected
of all and if he should see lit to accept
-all to Ooder•ich his departure
Clark.
-1 bright sue hronlising veung life
was•cut shett in the deet'► of Jean
Clark, second ynunees! daughter •f
Mr. acrd Mrs. ('eter ('lark, of St.
Helens/ at the age of 'eighteen years.
The sate event oc••urred un Wednesday
of last week and w,.i the t.•sult 111 an
attark ot appendicitis. the fatal illness
being only of a fen estate duration.
Miss Clerk attended the Goderich
Collegiate Inetitete (Laing the year
.midsummer
r
ntlin
K
lett
.lune and
t
ofor
err examination
u in b
crewt 1
was sacshe woe
entl'incr to normal ache0l.
a clever and diligent student and •visas
greatly helovedby het classmate-. an
indeed rhe was by everyone who knew
her gentle and winenwe nature. The
..nrtowing parents and. loathers and
sisters have the deep • ympathy of their
friends it, their great lose. The
funeral to. k piece on Friday_ la -t.
Rev. S. H. Meyer conducting the
services. The intermettt war made in
pintail cemetery, where a large num-
Ler of friends from N•atvannsll and
Ashfield were gath.-re.!. The {all-
heaeerswere W. 1. Miller, John Cam-
eron, Rin. Murray, Will Ruthetford,
Wm: Met:roetie and W. S. Mcuroetie,
J. S. Davey. the new. Jeweller. has
had twelve years' experience in welch
repairing. All work entrusted to him
sarriee his personal git•ratltee.
D. F. Hamlink s evaporator nus l the
opened for the season's trade, employ- from our midst will be a great Ines to
ing about fifteen hands. No apples
es in hese congregation
the wholhecse severely
are available for drying p r or has ity."
bier Mit the prop
this ai received ,, .
Another car is expected theveral carloads e week.
Cie
Citizens art reminded that tomor-
row (Friday-) is the date of the anemia
fleld day for the Collegihte lnetitute
students. The games take place et
the agricultural grounds. The morn-
ing program eommenres at A o'clork
and the afternoon proceedings at 1.:11t•
With fair weather the day will-alo
doubt he an enjoyable one.
The staff of the Jackecn Manufac-
turing Co. hers been haying an n .len'-
forced holiday on aecoont of n operate power being available to op
the machines. The recent fire at the
organ fartory is the ranee of .the in-
cnnvenience, Mit it is expected that
the necessary power will be provided
Ina few days,.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
All the stock of J. s, Davey, jewel-
ler, to new and especially selected for
Onderich•
Bertolli olive oil is mere and sweet
es cream. Tie it. Sell h} E. R.
Wigle, successor to Jas. Wilson.
Coughs rant remain long if you
take Brown's Myatt %Vig)rf ild herrdruggist.
Bark. Sold by its
(inc of the simplest yet m•.st valu-
able or rrmeod lis lime eaterelesel ow-
ing an i(tt y it pharmacists to
whom 11 is by many
go on it
theory thaust lime t any lime and
any water. crudely put together, is all
that is nete.sary• We use a thor-
oughly refined and washed lime and
make solution with detainee water.
When in need of lime waterer
t.
from E. R. Wig ggist•
to ewe Whom. The cert is no mime
tt•t1.'ill n, .•.11,. t 1 ,. ..11.1 it i•het ter
f r a,deinesrtw r- ...-
A Bargain Offer.
The Signal and The Weekly Globe
will he sent to new subscribers for the
balance of the year for Dolt 25c. AA•
dream Tnv etre: 1 t . Ci „1'• 1,• (int
REPAIRING
WATCHES
W
here *twelve. t h e
carrfel attention it.
d,•eerves. No matt«r
how delicate nr ex•
pensive it 'movement
you may hive. you
can gave it to he
repairers or (leaned
with . frill e.ttar*nee
that. the work will be
done in • the mors
skillful° manner
possible,
We .lull 11 1r7 an
excellent atuckk of
(iROCERY DEPARTMENT
Fancy .Biscuits •
Thrzt-hundred pounds t a:n• 1 ya
Biscuits, including Apple Bios-
som, Rose Blossom, ,Marshmal-
low, low, Cocoanut. Tops and Chocol-
ate .
hocol-
ate.Fingers, always said .at
tt:.: Our price per pound
1•11ent1 hie pair ladies' a n d
s .1 s . -
•misses' high-grade Shoes. Mostly
travellers' samples. Sizes run from
bio .q: Regular values would run
from 82.56 to $•;. so White - -
they last, per pair
Shoe Polish
$1.95
Assorted-Biscui - -
Five -hundred p o u• n d s -assorted
Biscuits, usually sold at 1,2%c.
Our. price per pound .
-t
Redpath's Sugar . .
'Another b g shipment Of --"•R-1 = -
Two hundred bcotes Apollo Shoe -
' -.path's Sugar• jilst in. While_ it lasts -
Polish, regular roc° Special
clearing price, a boxes for. ,I; (lit sealed sacks tmly ), 'our
I` cash price. per hundred .... $ $55
.25
Flannelette. }; Note .-Redpath makes only -orit
yards' Flanp>t (,ette, , , grade of Granulated Sugar. That
Five. hundred- is put up in sealed sacks and, stamp-
regular - t .c per yard y'• Our ed "Redpath.- S a will stand back;
- ecial •price yard .._ 9 " this s P cement and obi may,take
Pof t ?.
it -as an untruth if any merchant tells
ton diff rently.-
Tobacco -
Dress Goods
Three hundred vards of the new
Dress Goods in ;the newest weaves
and colors, sold- i n tl
re
s
• r
lengths _only. Peryaril special
48C - Two caddies ,Of MrcdOnald 'ho-:
•
-n . 1/hi Je'
haven, smokuljti .Intl che}1ig
this lot lasts Os pounds o21y)
3 plugs for - LOC
(Limit three plugs to a customer.
•
- Ladies' Fall Suits
Twenty-five new Fall Suits for
ladies, all man -tailored in the new-
est cloths and trimmings. ,These
have just been Ordered and we ex-
pect to have them in our showrooms
Saturday. All the correct touches of
style are on themyou can depend
on this,as we did not buy ahead -
we waited to get the last touches
Dame Fashion had in store. The
prices act inter-,
esting too, oniy 410, -'$12, $15,.S18
NEW WATCHES
11 r WOO 1.1 he awed
te show them tc, you.
J. S. Davey
Jeweller, (loderich.
itnre on Mouth Hide Of Square
sae" ,,,easeeeeseaseteaseeaseaeserseeee
Men's Suits
Butter and Eggs
-Every day a large. ,apply of choice
dairy Butter and 'new -laid Eggs passes
through this.dep. rtment. Our custom-
ers has4e the advantage of choosing the
best before it is passed On. to the city.
markets. If you ever get butter arid
eggs from this department: that -are net
' • to ou:r•likinr; after getting home, we
would
it
if you
'consider 1`
would
Y
Fifteen Men's Suits in a •good ser- -.. let us exchange them for you. We are
viceabte tweed, sold usually at $i 2, always at 1_olir service and a iIiiilg to
sues 3 10 4 t $g 5Q please you. Can we do more''
hOur special'
CAMERON'S DEPARTMENTAL STORE
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Special Offer to New Subscribers
\Vl' will .cncd you The Signal from now to, -1 n. •( (
fitteen months -for only llV
I St, 1 I
OO DS
R FA Ll.
Ser the fine :suiting%
nlld overco+ttings At
H, DUNLOP'S
11 F+T STARKT
o, tact :tyle.. per feet fit. flrst-
elane t*ite.ring.
Every man in above the average-- to
hear him tell it.
New Season's Millinery
MISS CAMERON
has secured,a choice selection of the very latest style. in
Millinery and will be Pleased to chow them to the ladies
of (iodench and vicinity at her show rooms, Hamilton
street. The most approved effects in shapes and trim -
Mingo for the season are assured to Mis. Cameron'.
customers. The ladies ate invited to call at their con-
venience.
MiSS CAMERON, - Hamilton Street. Goderieh