HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1910-10-6, Page 10.10 TH1'Rt.11sY, (i(TORFR 8, 1910
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0Ceather
)(and
Satchels
1. p!.•ndid 1 t t h a t
ranmot b e slulrlicr.ted
_for the mows,
Fifty bhl.' real !rather.
good clash and double
leather- handle„ fi t t e d
• with small purer inside >:
rrgu arly weld for
filf. $peel*i . 95C
-1-.„ Others r:HnRinginn price
Immofru In 0 $8.00
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The Colonial kook Store
GEORGE I'r r hT ft: Prop.
PHONE 100. Goole!
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October
Saturday
!Specials
N r are offering d
,,
' few
Specials for S d. t u i day".
buyers. r�s. .a,ch Ststurday,
thin. th %se ari offer
ing,p larger ratiety,'in
eluding-Hiroac s T1 eT
Pins, Rings, Hat Pins..
Flatwntft,,at a .very low
price.
M'See our East Window
for Special Prices.
0.. the Sitiletfe.
Jeweller and Optician
oderich.
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THE
SIGNAL: GODERICH ONTARIO
We are very 1,
Particular
We always insist on
We7sieure the best the
market produces and re-
tail at prices that are only
made possible hy our
quick selling, methods.
is 'sure jo please; and a
slim purse, 'fills a, large
opera 'louse !Rock
'Phone oil Kingston Street
Young jWan
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Plans for Cliis Winter :
Monthly Social Evenings
Athletic Classes
Games, Debates
Bible Study
Teacher- Trami ng Class.
Etc , etc
Board of 2irectort :
A. M. Robertson, President.
R. R. Sallows, Vice .President.
H. C. Dunlop, Secretary.
J. F. Thomson, Treasurer
W. C. Pridhani
J. H. Tigert
Df. ErtinuerSOri
Ale you reading THOMPSON-
Known •' "Lives of the Hunted."
"Autobiography of a Grizzly" ?
Remember his lecture on MON-
DAY, NOV. tath, illestrated with
lantern views •
ARE
In the vernacular
of the day a
WE ARE Mit.
OUR PRINTSHOP
You also will be
,f you COTO ft
and let -us silow
you the classy
class of week we
•rii tieing in the
printing of esiery-
thing printable..
Quality Store
Sweet Potatoes
Sweet Potatties "Virginias"
now in stock six pouts* for 1,1e
CRANOERRIES
We have just received it barrel
Eerly Blacks.- They ere very
choice. Two pounds for .25c
GREEN TOMAiVES
We are offering Green Tome -
toe% this week at. per "peck 15c
COFFEE
Try a pound of our apecial
blend of Coffee. ...i/You wall he
delighted with it. er pound 441e
A siiipment of fresh Sausages
Frankforts expected for
Higheet pt ice paid for all kinds
choler. Butter and
ferm produce.
t.
LONG
'PHONE .13
Yourself atarrielai Are inbiled to view An Exhibit of
Silk j9 -rt fieedlework
and to Meet our expert teacher of
silk embroidery its various
.hranches. An excellent oppor,
tunity tor begintlers and for others
Co gain a knowledge of the newest '
style of work. F.xhibitand lessons
free of charge.
October 10th to -22nd.
Hour 10 to 12 and 2 to 5, at
WILMER SMITH'S STORE.
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Elelding's Silks and Linens used exclusively in these classes.
A BIG BLAZE.
0 contained from pee.- f.f
Notes.
It is almost worth while hiving a
lire like that, to see the energy with
which Manager Saunders handlee the
eituation and gets things sgoitig again.
This is the third errious tire the
Company hits had. The last previous
lgne was almost- exactly eight peers
e tire factory wits deatroyed.
' o- on October Stb. Ittirj- wilco the
Too much cannot be said regarding
the good work of the tire -tightens
The fire wa. one of the most stubborn
the brigade was ever .called upon to
eombat and the way they handled it
was most praisewoithy. .
All the workmen's tools and con-
eiderable matezial were removed from
the machine section of the build-
ing. The preceution taken war nut
neces.,ary. hoWever. as that part of
the ;Ant eye sped injury
'Fortunately the wind was in such a
quartet that the lumber piles. contain-
ing a vast quantity of s aluahle ma-
terial, were saved. If fire had. got in
itinoturst them t here would have been
it rfortnendous conflagration. .
A fire is unwelcome at any time, but
this titue it came at an" eepecially in-
opportune season. Th. factory was
filled with stock and the men were
busy setting out orders and had peen
working overtime. Among the stuff
hurtled was a carload of goods ready
to go Out on Monday for Montreal.
The volunteer fire-fighters were
numeroue. Cinders were carried for
blocks from the scene of ,the tlre and
in _the immediate vicinity two resi
dente of Ealt street deemed it advis-
able to vaeute the premise,. The resi-
dences facing the factory on t'attubria
road and others on Eisst street just'
east of the factory received coneider-
&hie attention front herrn hose and
bucket .brigades.
The flre engine,. was on the scene
ready for use. hnt. it was not required.
Had an accident happened to the
worka at the pumping ,station and
had there been no sUbstitute the out-
come is not the moet pleasant to tbiuk
about. Fit•e-filighting equipment of
the useful cities is & good investment
fin. Goclarich- and the servtce which
the town's engine was in & position to
reinter -Saturday night may serve to
dein. awiy riff doitht as -to (Vhethet the.
town counil acted advisedly Or not in
having the engine remired. Yester:
toeia Park and given h thorough test.
A pressure ..f one hundred and forty
pounds -eighty front the waterworks
and sixty on the sengine--- wnst used
it was found t be in a; fleal-ClaSs Con-
dition. .
Ontario Rallway and Municipal Board
Holds • Si "rig at Brussels.
Board held a sit ings at Brussels- on
Tuesday last to h applicstion by
the Brussel... More Urey Telephone
Company. rhe a plication was for
an order of the boa al to compel the
Wroxeter.Hural Te phone Company
to grant connection and entor info ti
working agreement ith the Bruisels
Com pan y
At the hearing, the Brussels Coin -
patty placed before tht- coninikeioners
evidence that the two mpanies were
doing business in adjac t territories.
and that all that was as oil wise rural
connection. The Brit Is Company
declared they were not a
tempting to
get in cennectinn with th Bell Com-
pany through the Wroxst* Company.
but merely desired conn tion for
pany showed to the com ',sinners
that they were riot tinw lin.g to
have connection with th Bras-
sels Company Ina that their agree-
ment with the Bell Compan pre•
chided them front entering into
a working. agreetnent with the
t es
Brussels Company. They feerod
Bell agreement -that is, longalistan
eceiptir- front long-distance businew.
eti the 1Vrozeter Company were act-
ing as agents for the Bell Company at
The commissioners expreesed them-
selves veey emphatically to the effect
that any agreement the Wroxeter
Compeny htul with the Bell Telephone
Company had nothiug to do with the
matter. They would not conaider the
Bell agreement and intimated that, if
the Wroxeter Company broke- their
agreement with the Bell Company
,ind if the Hell Company should
attempt Li. penalize them by with -
Fall tlousecleaning
TRY THE
Vacuum
Cleaner
Belding's Welsh firt Silts
quickly, thoroughly and
with far lees trouble then
any othei method.
As the Cleaner will be
alnsoet constant Ilse
for the next few week..
will yoni kindly send in
possible, so that we inav
arrange- to at tend to all
Orders may be left at
.1. .1. Edward s Restaur-
ant, The Square.
•sesi 1 THE COUNTY CONVENTION. tbe public schools.
PLEASE PAY UP.
Wit hin the hist two weeks The
Signal ha.. sent out • large oum-
ber of accounts fur subset iptione.
it, arrears. The WIWI individu-
ally are not forge, hot in the'
aggregate they aunount bun-
dretis of dollars. ate! WE Nk.:ED
.CHE MONEY.• We ark. all
those indebted to aside without
fusing messages, the Wrozeter Com -
pony could eoon get relief by an appli-
cation to the Dominion Railway Coin -
mission. which Would no doubt quick-
ly order the Bell Couipan • to accept
ma• de hy •a rural company with the
Bell Commit). as improper.
The Borwci herefore intimated that
by _the provisione of the Hilo amend-
ments relating to rural telephone COM -
parties the Brussels Company were en-
titled to connection with the Wroxe,
co• me . to an „agreement themselves I
witrout an order, and. intimated that I
if they did not come to at. agreetuent
au order wOuld he made by the cone
• tVe understand that: the officere of "
the two t companies. immediately got
together anti ere coining to an ageee-
merit in the mattet.
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Prize -winners in a Number of Classes
Not Reported Last Week.
Following is the Instance of the
prize list of the Locknow fall fair not
published last week :
Fine Arts and Flowers. ,
D M_ Thompson. Miss L Livingstone.
e INTI NOS.
Ail -Marine view. I/ McKenzie : flg-
in• ane ; best single painting, Miss L
Livingstone', It McKenzie.
Water eolors-Marine view. D Mc -
landscape, It McKenzie. Miss L Liv-
ingstone ; painting on glees or pot-
tery, Mies L Livingstone ; crayon
Kenzie.
Largeat assortment of bOttal, pleats.
Mrs A- .McCarroll, John Adams ;
ointment id house plants; in pots.
A Sutherland. Mine Burgess ; cut
collection wild flowers, W Wilsoto:
Collection, clarion 4,r oddities, P J
IltUffed, birds, John Adams ; collection
fine show). G Murdoch : pair coarse
shoes, J Murdoeh ; pair tine shoran.
.1 G Murdoch ; collection . cement
work, .1.1 Henderson.
--School Competitions.
Wilson, Marjorie Miller ; penman-
ship, under 14, Marjorie Miller. Jai
Alton': drawing, any subject. W A
Wilson ; display of sweet peas. I) NI
Thompson.: display of meson tiutus,
Special Events -Open.
One hundred yard dal)), open taa
farmers daughters. over sixteen, Mar-
garet NIcMillar.. Ethel Woods, Fanny
Anderson ; one hundred yard race
substituted for obstasle race, Ernie
Thos Woods ; girls over
welve, Margaret NIcNlillitn. Hazel
fulerson, Mary Ensign : girls' race,
1' race, over twelvc, E
McLeod, Wot boye' rale,
twelve, Alex DavItlebn, Angus
twits, Clyde Reid, Evan
uarter rnile race. Thos
PER NAL MENTION
. _ Ou Tuesday evening the meeting
Workers of Huron.
The thirteenth annual county con-
vention of the Wouseu'e Christian
Temperance Union Irab held in the
Evangelical ()hovel). Zurich, Septem-
ber '..17th mid 28th. Delegates were In
Blyth, Brat/eels and Exeter. In the
absence yf the comity president, Miss
Murray. the Provinciel president, Mrs'.
McKee..piesided at the convention, /
Tuesday a! ternoon'a se...dim was!
opened with devotionel exercises led 1
by the eounty evangelistic superinten-
dent, Mrs. Davidson, of Goderich.1
Miss Ethel Williatue, in a few well-
ehoeen wools), extended a welcome to
the deltagetes, speaker* and eiritoes.
ably responded. The reports from the ,
received ; they .were eneourag-
Bad Axe. Mieh., gave a short bin Very
ores of county heal optkin and thet
opened with devotional exerciiree led
by Moil. rollick. of Exetet. Mee. C.
Heyrock met Misses Ella Ramnie and
Elizabeth Itentiie wing a trio with tine
A splendid address was given by
Mrs. McKee, of Barrie. making a
strong plea to save the youth of our
land frotu the evihs of intemperance.
contributed a recitation which Mai
much enjoyed. Rev. E. H. Sewers. of
Brucetlekl. delivered an eloquent mi-
dmost. A pleasing octette was then
rendered, alter wirch the nueetiug was
liVednesday mornieg the reports of
the departments were continusel,
lowod by the election . officers,
which revolted as follow p •
eating and instructive talk on
was resumed, and the convelition via
brought to close with the •ingitie
NVe Gather at the River •f•
OO Seetaluber eth. Mr. and An.
I UT lt,Eft. At London. ori mond,,y ,rd
Robert (freer. aged WS yent-
day, October 1st, %Valiant Hi"... 't*. este ),2
year,. and mooth..
tabor Ath. Yid weed L. Laren. .404 ,u -y,„?..
NIre. Rollick. Exeter r vice-president.
Mrs.. Heyrock, Zurich; recording-twc-
responding-secretary. Min. Murray,
Exeter: treasurer, Mrs. (Rev.) Sharpe. 1;1'
WndnfietilLY
AUCTION SALES
"1. of haii.ohold furnif tire mil. ft eni.iti
of ter000n Mrs. McKee bred .horthorn cattle anti !'; "ding
cimducted Moist helpful ronseciat ion
service. She also gave a very inter- 1
molt nide trout ioderivti,
-17.t:.:1.
anilleagigagmimaiimw
Ladies' Suits at $15.00
Smart Models that are Exceptional \
Our Aailored suits at $13.00 are particularly- attiaki.e.
They are made to provide a stylish, serviceable suit at. a
----popular price. Serge, diagonals and Venetians are•fhe.
materials they are made from and the linings are good qiial-
ity throughout. .Cut in several styles, all good and desirable.
Vit beyond ques,tion. Coat and skirt will retain their -shape
Niobe until worn out. Blacks or. colors. Priced. at $ nn
Other Suits $18 00, $20.00 and $25.00
Young Ladies____Suitt
We are :showing some,very natty suits for ..misses:,,,a-nti
young ladies.. They are made from the stylish,a14-poPulai
serges and diagonals in shades of navy, browo-in. d garnet.
and durable g a r -m e n t s $ I 00
5. and $16.50
Have You Seen
oar tastiest' tailoi. il Coat at
*10.11U is the hest $107 coat 1
itt the inost popular and fee km -
rable styles. shown tine. sea ni.
They are made (min. gt 1
Tiality twavrrs alai steno
1 velvet from. I.:1-
ceptional viihiee at $10.00
Big Shipment of Rugs Direct from England
There is now displayed in our carpet depart-
ment a large shipment of Rugs direct from one of
England's best makers. This.shipment is made
up of seamless tapestry, velvet and Axminster
Rugs. There are nearly two dozen distitiCt pat-
terns to select from and every size is represented.
Quite.the choicest selection we have ever had
our floots. All A values.
Tapestry Rugs. $6.50 to $20.00
Velvet Rugs, $15.00 to $3000
Axminster Rugs, $25.00 to $45.00
A. J. Reid Swam p from Toronto thli. week for
a visit of a few da
sieter. sirs. • ,uer, at Brantford and
Mrs. Richard Kelso. and I wo divighteN,
Lee Potter. ot• Fond.- di Line. Wiseorr.M.
sin -nowt ‘on,aa to spend. aw week., vacii
tion tit Ilk home in 'othorne t
ing at the home of Air. and . Potter.
South street Mrs. Weigand an MN. Potter
are culleffin.
'"Tht Old Reliable."
London Xdvertii.er.
(hit arionns %mein) 111115e r)
prollti of their l'rovitire this ;Veer. It
preshieed 11:396,01stresi worth of field
erons in 1114 111. but it., iturvemt. ,ifio111 is
Agriculture to be "impreeedented in
neivlyelevilopeit elay twit of Northern
Ontario hots only begim it,- tale of
any ot her Prochwes in the vette, atul
cnriety of production. hut its yield
lief' acre of the staple (Topa is higher.
This official petiolate of' entiditiens
the end of Angled is intereeting :
Yield Tote!
Hat Pins 10c
75 new Hat Pine. plain bltjek..
fir fancy metal elle As.
totality steel. Moist of them
Part a shit direct from
only
VerY "t 10C
Some very h Lamle Pitts in
metal 7111d jet . 215e, 50c 1•1: Goo
35c Corset Cover
Embroidery 23c
:quality Corset Cover' E
broidery. Extra fine titualin.
tient and tasty designs. Helot-
' lar 25c to ale. A late•shiptuent
Linen Table • .4:i
'nesse Table I 'loth. are 2 x 21
yawl's, ate atexi'qualitv full
bleached damask, IniVe
all Y1411111. They Were bought
away Ipellov the regular vett le,
for the *Mlle quality is retailed
all orar 161.75. 1 wilily -font.
if them ti) st:11 at
each
Wilmer Smith, godericil
D.J. Hyslop
All Canada -
Fall wheat . 2:011 17.744,010
(1st. 54.71 548,247.000
Haile) 21.17 attatte. non
Pell wheel 27.35 Illakt2.0(11.0
S pring wheat . 22.151 J2.7411,11111
(Jat 311.98 1211.11113,110111
Barley 110.11 21,3t101.01K1
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The 35c, -and 45c Dress Goods
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Heavy Englidh
Flannelette 12 1-2c
.1 ;deeming patterns Pinks.
blues. grey ...de. .4 clioth that
will give eireptiteial ell,.
wean. at per yard
Wide Canadian do
Flannelette 10c
terms, mostly fanev strip• -e
pinks, blues and k greys.
This cloth we (attar Dal for
snootier -era 144.4 bathos 4 _
couldn't be aohl at this Cc.
Belts and Collars 5c
Collars And fancy.Neek Wear.
Just a (leering up at 'the end
three, foist. and "Ave times this
price. Cheiee of them all 5c.
I Belts 25c
On
Tnentv rise enly lad
fancy Fielte, eight or ten ills
and faney I' 25i
Pick Your Winter
' Hose from this Big
Lot of .5a m pies
of cashmere Hoae volt tweil
Der larinter, then (virile .dul
itt them Inefore our big let ot
eamplee wild . Aro
_4 -either plain oral. i _at_11.10
below regular whole -stale e..
The lot will soon be sithi...ole
! not delity tie) long.
Hose, seamless feet. hill -testi-
, korai. made from .fine
; will prove satiqinetiry hell..
wearing time roriu.,,.
'dozen just in to sell af the
eery rloge price lot p.1 M
The biggest sale of Dress Goods we havVever had has been. running
for two weeks in our basement. On Fair day we started -to sell over 3,000
yards of Dress Goods at less than half price. The sale has been an un-
qualified success, but there are still hundreds of yards to sell. If you have
any Dress Goods to huy this Fall, you really ought to see this bargain lot.
Remember the prices.
35c and 45c the yard
The ‘Itlues, 75c to $1.50 the yard.
Millinery 'improvers and apprentices. wanted, I
..pply at °ace to Miss Reynold,