The Signal, 1910-12-1, Page 7- THE SIGNAL: GODERI('H ONTARIO
•frit•r:.DAY, IlfEt k.wtien 1. t ,Id
LO AL TOPICS.
Hockey Meeting. the Boys Don't Forget.
A Meeting for the organization of a The editor of The Signal is pleased
hockey Huh for the season will be
heW-iu the Meuenetung Canoe Club
t, ems `bit \Vedneeday evening next,
December 71.11, at S o'clock. All inter-
ested are invited to atteud.
Who Cashed Syracuse Cheque ?
%Vill the put)- who cached the
'rhtslue at F. F. Lawrence's office, dur-
ing 1)etOber, ter $'t.79, 011 Syracuse,
rev, pleas' coul(duuicate with Mr.
litwri•nce ? The cheque is lost and he
would like to obtain pat ticulat•r.
Aeother Meeting Saturday.
with the interest that is taken in
Paper by the -old hoer" of the office.
T.taet week there were contributions to
its columns by two freer members
el the stat? new in New Yerk City.
This week there it a letter from "J.
A. 1'.," a Signal "old Troy" now in
Chicago. We have received alto a re-
port of the greet ' Vatsity=,)•ager foot -
tall watch from a former Sigual re-
porter ni w In Tor:,nto, but lutve been
enable to get it auto type., We are
grateful, tor these evidences of the
kindly feeling of the boys foe "the old
The *diem ned meeting for the dis. Paper'
ease •n of tariff matters will be held
in the tewu hall, Goderich, ou tiatut.
las next. December :ltd. at 2:.111
• o'clock p. w. The meeting is epeu to
the public, stud all classes are invited
;estti aid.
A Benefit Tea.
• The Maple Leat Chapter of the
eitaghters of .he Empire will serve
,fternoon tea from 3:30 le tl o'clock on
- \1'edneatieyuferotioo, December 7th,
iu the office on North street formerly
-ocrupird by J. L. Killoran. 1 h +ro-
reede will go to tbe aid of pro -
reed. will
))Ayer-, the blind patient et the hos-
. -pit Al.
Order Placed 4or Fire Escapes.
'rho [remits Wire k Iron Winks
('t., of London, has toren instructed
by Robt McLean to equip the local
pose;, )noose with a .complete system
fire escapes. The- work will be
,, ,:e teem -ding to Pr ,vincial t'egule-
ons and will be'cowwenced at once.
The elute tit m alwo will place- lire
apes en th.• howpitel.
O,fdfellows Elect Officers.
Bitten Lodge. 1. U. U. l'':, met last
'„ndmy evrninit and elected .the `1•
„e Ing officers for the Qnsuing• tee16 '
s a. e. Lynn : V. S.: iiiry•Me ur:
I 1' it.. Hugh Polley ; recording sec-
- i,•t. , e . Char. A. Reid • financial see-
.. taro, lir.. \V. F. ''irk : treesu('t•r,
II. ('. 1%'hitrly. roue new cendidatie
'were initiated -the same evening. ..
•Bermilter tease Concluded.
The long=standing Be 11er case. in
whet .0 suing man war charged with
takipr:jt suit of clothes from tee river
Iwnk. �►hile •the young lady who
owned them was in bathing. was ter-
minuted on Tuesday. when the deten-
dMft hi the care pleaded guilty to the
ottenre end was allowed to go on sirs-
_ pentTeir;.eh t rot e. iudjte IJSc t6 ptg=
sided. •
•
Kiely Property for Sale.
In ,en advertisement in another sol.
iernn of this.week'e issue of The Signal.
the- ---teeeutdui '• Kiel y property • on
Nelsen strret is ofiered for sale in sep-
enetr lots in • its entirety., Citizens
I..al of the place in the latter way, so
that nee of tbe mosthendsotue residen-
tial pr- Iicrtitw of the town tmightre;
- nein intact.__
Death of Dr, Herbert,Switzer.
11.1 %• wits rect•tyrel herr early 'ti
Nknee ..t 1 he *Tem. illness •01 1)i
Ile, is it netit ter. of lh•tti,il 'Ann td
Mrs. Benjamin Switzer,
• tee it Th.• parents left for Peleeit__ i,ese The nieethers present were
t.l'son , ...eft °f tbe word but their. Mrese•s. Kidd, Tigert, Kernighan,
eo ilea -ed swat- Ie•G,rr they t'rat•hrtl Fowler, Strang and foto, The.follow-
t,ie ). l-.i,le, 1'nruuumeet tyi's the• ing accounts were ordered to be Paid :
•eui-. •,l_Aeittti• Ueee"s.i lued n••id,•d The erten. grsnnlitbic and sewer
in Ire(ri'it only •a sfiutt tetue% 1.1ving
n'ruo•rh• )acre) in GifStn•.. Mich.
„He i- sura is isl by hi. wift•- and one.
littb gir1.
Tug Despatch Rescued.
The tug Despatch, which way res.
cued last Thutsduy in Lake Erie after
being at the mercy of the waves for
sums time, sailed out of here, fishing,
for revere) seasons. Alex. McLean,
who wits Oda settee') wheeling on the
Kaminietiquia, wad the captain. The
Istat was built in Buffalo but VOL*
chrestened here and ran her first fish-
ing trip out of Goderich about fifteen
yeere ago. Thenz L,edmie, of Detroit,
was the owner at that time. Later, it
wits sold toa Pert Hinton nun and
meal up et D,uek Island fishing station
for a few deas.ns and Anally went t o
I.'tke Erie, where it was .•ngaged in
the fishing trade.
Marsh—Lethbridge.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs, J. G.
i.ethbridge, A l l i a n c e, Middlesex
county, on November .illi.- hive mur-
riage of Royal Conklin Marsh, of
Chicago, and ellen Alice Salome Loth -
twitter wee 'solemnized by Rev. W.1..
Nichol, The wedding m u s i . - was
played by the bride's brother. George
Lethbridge, well known to twiny
readers of The Signal.. The groout
spent a portion of Met:untutet holidays
at the PoiutFertn 1ma1 season, He is
it son of Mrs..Mar•sh: of Toledo, who
has been en ttut visitor to Goderich
for natty yew's. Mr. and Mrs. Marsh
will reside at Chicago, and they have
the gored wishes of their Goderich
friends in their happy yent,ure.
Uitizens'. League Organized.
A meeting was held in the Temper-
ance Ball last Thursday evening for
the uii pose of organizing a Citizens
League. The objects in the Tr del-ot
the movers, it is understood. are the
Metter enforcement of law and order.
in the town, matters mf social and � development. In regard to Niagara
ref,,rtn,-,mad p,seiihly the bring --power- title -Heck states- That- the
price fin these western towns
would depend to a considerable ex-
tent upon the amount which could be
marketed at Windsor, and until
Windsor was heard (rent it would be
Giving Good Satisfaction.
The general delivery ryeteui in
which most of the grocers of towu are
co-operating was inaugurated on
Mouday last and is reported to be
giving good results. Three rigs ire in
use, making t'ur deliveries each day,
and another one is being put on to
�insure the prompt delivery of par-
cels.
Dr. Field Remains in Goderich.
1)1.. d, M. Field, '1 i-ineipal of the
6.elerich Collegiate Institute, has de-
cided not to except the appointment
to the department of Etigholi and hie-
tery-in the 'Technical High School at
'rotation lord will remain to Goderich.
1t a meeting of the li.,C. 1. trustee
bear) lest week it watt decided to
°tier I)1. Field :tit advance in salary of
111IMI, uuikeug it $1,71)1 fur the ensuing
yet°•.
Died at Saginaw.
There died at Saginaw, Michigan,
wecond'v son of IS, theas a Michael
Murphy, Lakeside, Nitro erre He
leaves a wit a and three children ; also
two brothers and five sisters, namely,
Mrs. A. Morris, Fairview : Mrs. Moore,
St. Marys ; Mrs. Gillespie, Pott Huroo,
and Sister Assumption, London, and
Sinter Her 4.oderich.—Stratford
Bettc,.n.
Still Another Huronian Making Good.
Ji'ihn R. Bone, the ,tssistatrt Manag-
ing editor of that bright daily, The
Toronto Stat, has gone so Great Brit-
ain in order to report the progress of -
the British elections especially for
that paper. Speaking of him The
Star say,. what it universally ad -
witted le Toronto newspaper men :
'•Mr. Bone is an acute, experienced,
and dispa-sionat.' ubserver, There are
few better-known men in Canadian
iuut•nalism." Mr. Bgpe was born and before his death, which was due to
brought up in East \ rwuttosh, and has the ravager of consumption. ` De-
inany friends in the county who will ceased was a son of the late John
b.• delighted to know of his progress. ,Mugford, of the lth cnhcession of Col -
The Power Question. borne, who passed away four years
The council of the hoar) of Trine- ago. He want to Egniondville to re -
met en 1uesday even,ng and discussed side in 11 100 alter he hail been en.-
„ varlet- n( matters. including - the ployed for some time in the Kensingg-
electrite' Phil way. rural'• telephones, ton furniture factory in liodetich.
tigricultural education, hydro -electric The remains were brought to town en
power. the market question, etc. To Monday en the 11:36 train and were
secure some definite information in taken to Colborne cemetery and in-
teger(' to the sower question, it was termed there. Rev. Dr. Medd heti
decided -to ask' Hoo. Adam Beck to charge of the funeral service. The
visit Goderich, and a committee way pallbearers were . four brothers.
appointed for this oarpose. ' Mt. Bryk Albert, Fred, elartih and Wesley
was rommunicated with yesterday by hltrtgford, of brother-in-law.
end Win. .1.
lrlepl one, and stated thnt he could not Rads ey, E d Goderich,, father-in-law mud
r-
visit Grslerich at present. lett if desired K )
of
be %guild send air engineer up here to deceased. Those who were in attend-
ee* ' the possibilities of local power 'ince at the funeral from a distance
were Wesley Mugtnrd, of Newcomers -
town, Ohio: and Mrs. Kih.ttea, of -To.
root o. a brother and a sister of the de-
ceased. , Besides his widow a family
of two daughters and a baby hny
about a year old is left 1. mourn his
early demise-.
Former Resident Uies at Parry Sound.
The followiuf obituary notice comes
in the year 1882113: George B., of
Texas, with whow Mir. Johnston wet
Ata erg when she died. Mrs. \Vidder,
of Goderich, is a sister, as also is Met.
Bernard Haldane, of Toronto. The
late Hugh Johnatoa is well remem-
bered in tioderich, having occsipied
the position of deputy clerk of the
Crown here for a number of years.
He was elected Mayor of lioderich in
January, 186li, which position he held
tot' one year.
Y. M. C. A. Entertainment.
The Y. M. C. A. roomy were well
tilled last Friday evening on the occa-
sion of the entertainment given by
the ladies' Auxiliary of that Amami
Lion. The principal attraction
humorous scene entitled "Not a \I to
in the House,” which was put on by
local talent, consisting of Misses J.
Strang, 4lbats, McArthur, Hodge and
Dickson. It was pronounced by all to
be a good drawing card :end well
worth repeating at some future date.
A. 31. Robertt+on, president of the
local Association, occupied the chair
and the following were the other
numbers which constituted the pro-
gram : Reading,, Melville McNevin ;
selection. trots' chorus; piano duet.
Misses G. Warnock and B. l'i•idham;
solo. A. E. Cook ; reading, A. M. ltob-
rrtson: solo, Miss Brown; `piano solo,
Miss G, \Var'nock. MW Wilson and
G. H. King. organist of North street
Methodist church. acted as :tecompad-
ists for the evening. A tidy Sum was
realized as the proceeds of the enter-
tainment, which will go to the aid of
the Y. M. C. A. wdrlt-}n tioderieb.
Death of Charles Mugford.
Friday evening of last week the
death occurred at Eguiondville of
Charles Mugford, at the age of thirty-
four yeses. 11jy had not enjoyed good
health for the pati' decade, but was
confined to bed only for a short tine
frig out of candidates at the municipal
elect e me in the . support of thew tee
jectie The following officer" were ap-
pointed : President, J. E. 'tom : vice -
Wresident+ Role. Megaw ; secretary.
V I Muir: treasurer. J 11\Ic(Jlini
ton. I' h e follow ing torr,.ona .were treeless from him tit quote :r price fcr
selected from each Rolling tone were Niagara power delivered at Goderich.
The otter to send an engineer was
H. Jlilli.an : No. 2, Char. Young • No.
3, A. Saunders ; No. 4, John Lawe,.n
No. J. 11. Tigort : No, 8. Jae. S. Tait;
No. 7, (u- urge Johnston. The League
will hold's public neetinjt on Monday
evening next•at K o'cli.ck.
Public Board.
b e Li brar y
The public library board met on
aturday evening for regular tstri-
Married at Banff.
1t Banti, Alta.. on \ltdnesdat.
Not 'who "card, the marriage win,
ri•nsummuted of Miss Grace Margaret
l-tw.nn, daughter of David Laws'n,
it Uwdop. to Malcolm Keith Mchtuer-
lie, of Vancnuart. Ret'. William K.
All., tie,' the nuptial knot. The-
/vide
hrbride IMP wide circle of friends in
town std vicinity by whoiu she ie held
in the very highest e'teent. and
though they incrWWI y to lase her they
extent' Lest wishes for her welfare and
happiness in her new sphere. Mr.
,rot tits. Met,inarrie will teside at
r- C Athletic Association,
' MASS meeting of the boyo o1 the
' ••c+mte Institute. on \Vednrsdav the
ing officers for the-\thlrtic
1''striation were elected : Hon. pres-
td,t,t. Dr. J. M. Field ; president, A.
31. Merit -on : manager, R. A. Wal-
ter : -t en.t:,r.•treasinere H. B. Long:
oetenittee, l.) McLachlan, J. 1" -Mr•
Nall ht. G. Bnrdette ; petr'tne,
serene. T. Firth.`B. A.. rap!t. H.
1•. Dunlop. Dr. A. Taylor. i),. \V. S.
T'irhlnll, T. Leckie. Basketball end
i, a l.•i teens will -fro organized and
¢stiles arranged for t he winter. .\
hsllenge has Already toren received
;pant.. C. I. etOld Bms' in Toronto
ah•, want a :;.nue of hockey at the
1'hii-tto;1s vacation.
L'• a d Adventures of an Old Soldier.
The late Thomas Huckste_ in his
Ehler r een spent some time i
Paring sem'• memoirs of his life as a
her. hon, bis boyho.td in the bar-
hreugh fifty years of service in
:ars and the Militia Thea
t is being published in
\lair and power will acc.,rdingly ire
secure.).
Change in Town Treasurership.
After acting for tweet' -five years as
en+tndien .1 the corporation finaucets,
W. L. Horton last week sent in his
resignation, end.the council atits meet-
ing nn Friday evening appointed
Atex, Mtr:titon' to succeed him. The
appointment is pleasing `et Mr.
Straitan's mune friends, end- the
town's financial interests, which were
capably attended to by Mr. Horton.
will still be in good hands. Mr.
rates, 'MMU: The Signal. printing. Straiton for unmet years has occupied
lien. Porter, books, *1.111 ,tadpositions of trust said responsibility.
$U.:ti. The libr'arirtn reported re- For rorty -one yeti s he was in the
reipts of *o.31 dicing October from Brand Trunk•Reilway service, he•ing
sales of cards, entalogne and from station agent at Goderich for many
tines and ttn issue of 1,324 book!, and
neagszines. A resolution was' carried
by which is grant of The- Illusrated-
Lendon News will be made to the Y.
M. C. A. after being two weeks on the
table anti Saturday Night. will be de-
livered weekly at the nurses' home of
\I-xandre. 'hospital. Mr. Kernighan,
owing tie circumstances' preventing his
ettendunce at the me•etings, tendered
his resignation dr a member of the
hoard. The t•esignet' WWI accepted
with regret and with expressions of
at•preciation from his fellnw-members added duties of town treasurer he will
of his faithful services in the past. relinquish some of the other offices at
Harbor Notes. the end of this year..
The steamer Renveyle unloaded roe- Death of Mrs. Leask:
III hetshele of wheat at the Big Mill M:..ny friends will regret to learn of
on. Tuesday. the death of Mrs. Leask, wid.tw of the
The steamer Neehine arrived on late Rev. Robert Leiask, for many
1Vednesdny with n storage load of years minister of the Presbyterian
wheat for the Big Mill. clrurch at $t. Helens. The deceased
The *learner Wexford was here last was the eldest daughter of the late
Saturday and unloaded 114,11)1 bushels Themes MtCi•tae, of "Junefleld•' fain,
of wheat and oats at the elevator. Guelph township. She had recently
The steamer; Fairmont arrived on removed ft'om Parietal? to 1119 College
Wednesday with w cargo of wheat for street. Toronto. and on Thursday otter -
the Big Milli which it will hold for the noon last some friends had called and
wint er.
Five cars of construction equipment
have arrived for Michael Conreatry,
the contractor for the new piece of
',meltwater.
The steamer Kaministiquie arrived
lest Saturday morning with to. cargo
.1 110,011 busbele of wheat for the
Elevator Cotupene.__ She has gone
° u
w The Signe iron Parry Sound:
arry . . u e o ' res
in the perven of Mrs. Robert Fawns
(Clarinda Shier) passed away on Wed-
eesd'ay. November Stith. The late
Mrs. Fawns was horn in Limerick,
Ii-elend, in the year JSL'. When two
ys:trs old she cause to Canada with
her parents :and settled on a faro[ in
Brock. In 11462 she harried Robt.
Fawns and for some time they lived in
the township of Hay, moving from
there to Hullett and then to Goderich.
Here,they resided eleven year..
Then they moved to Axe Lake,
being almost the first settlers,
and after about six years they
came to Rory Sound, where they
have resided for the last twenty-seven
'veers. For a number of years Mrs.
1 -'awns had been a great sufferer troth
crass, until s longand revere illness rheumatism. About thirteen years
aim she was between life and death for
compelled him to relinquish, the pose- almost three months, hut recovering
time. Resides the town treasurership from this illness for a time she wail
he holds the p'ieitions of collector somewhat better. For the Last year
and treasurer for the water and light she had been very helpless and had
aumnrission, secretary of the public (ailed very fast. On Monday, No-
-oboe' board, county auditor. auditor vemtier Nth, she retired as usnul and
and clerk of seseion iu Knox church seemed to be resting well all night.
ithese offices in the church held for She had always been an early r leer, .to
over a quarter of a century). financial '.n Tuesday, when she failed to rouse,
secretary for t he Sona of Scotland, and her husband became alarmed and
one or two minor offices. Mr. called a do -tor, who saw that she was
Straiton states that on account of the ainkine. She remeinetl in this condi-
tion until Wednesday at 12:20, when
she parsed quietly away in the pres-
ence of her fancily. Niro Fawns wits
a member of Mt. Andrew's Presbyte:-
ian church and was a regular attend-
ant until she became unable to go
*hone: • The surviving members of the
family are her hushand, one daugh-
ter, lire. Jas. Tutt, ,and one son, Dr.
Robt. Fawns, both of Parry Sound,
Two teeters also- survive : Mrs. Will.
Davis. of Granton, Ontario, and Mrs.
Joseph Sperling, nt Kingsley, Michi-
gan. The funereal, which took place
nn Friday afternoon, was conducted
by Rev. F. W Mahaffy, pastor .1 Mt.
Andrew's church, and proceeded to
Hillcrest cemetery. A large number
of friends attendedyhe funeral.
e•
lh•'
rte
the re
acrtnIartere
a no -til ho,ikl . with on excellent en -
paving' of Mr 'ittuckstep, with his
uietti,ls and his Merton's apron. it iv
exported that the book will be ready
for tele Ry the end of ticx't...week. it
_cbmAd find a r e a d v andetfeeamong
"Tome" teeny friends and wilfla eke
t., . fine Christmas present to se
n 'Id reeinteers away from home.
The mice is ':l cent.. I'hr pro-eeds,
deo let Inc cost of printing, to il1 he
P'P`t'nt.'d to Mrs. Huckstep.
Thr Masquerade Carnival.
The ttewrtyuerude carnival given ey
the Joules roller rink last Friilah
'Meng was well attended by 1totr
'keter- and epe -tators. There war
• tete b I { th
g.
John I. A. Hunt. prepident et the
Goderich Elevarot and Transit Co.,
woe in town en Monday and made
an inspection of the new elevator
ifnnex, which was opener) forbusinessbusiness
last week, '
While assisting to nnlned the V.'ex-
fot•d Zest Saturday afternoon John Mc-
Donald wile hit on the head by a flying
block. Fortunately it was a glancing
blow or the result 'night here been
more serious. Although the wound
rinsing him considerable pain he is
tt ing to his regular work again.
The ',Warners tlonlon, I'ort Col-
borne. Be estop and Mtormoeint are
expected -Mile week with carguen of
wheat for the ig Mill. The three ory of one who was for many years a
last mentioned wi inter here. The much reepetted resident of this town
steamers Empress of idlanJ, J. :1. and a enemher nt one of its hest -
McKee and AI onquie arrive in known families. Mrs. .Johnston was
�� a num r of competitors tore nr a the course of afawiays'` wi stn ght -eight years nt age and was
l' r"r'••¢!' pt izrtt and Judge. ('reagin. mads for the Elevator Commit) - married to the late Hugh .Johnson in
Fee and Wigle had a difficult toe It I Two stories of the workhouse en a 111(4). They left (loddFieh about
^s :.electing the prizewinners. Mar- 1 elevet.w for the Big'Mill will he corn twenty-five years age and went to live
inrie Morrow won the first prize in plated this week and it is expected ih. Texas. where Mr. .Johnston died
the ledger: 'heel dre-s competition : that not much more concrete wort revile fifteen years ifgo. After his
:efeefeWilson was given second. I will be done this season. Temporary death MeeJohnvtnn continued to re-
ne fir*t p1 ize in the ladies' comic cos- machinery will be installed so that side in that -State with her son, George
Vine competition wag won by Ida! grain may he discharged inti the bins B. Johnston. The surviving family
'Res": Violet Black writ awarded ,tor storage mod with this in view the consists of .fudge F. W. J.hinston, of
.Prnnd. Henry Hemp won first prise elevator in connection with the Big Algoma ; Mrs. l"Pt.d, Pardee, of
h,r h•• )'P.t trey tit comic costume end , Mill heti been joined with the now Sarnia. whose husband ie chief Liberal
.itlin Hogggerth got second prise. building hs w pipe through trwheel the
I whip
h akin the liy E. Johnstone of Tor-
•
Thi'k twmmile race was won by Roder- grain will lie discharged onto, who was town clerk of G,wlerieh
• i•k Murray.. elevator Into the new.
wei•e flaying afternoon teawith her.
Shewas chatting with her visitors
when taken suddenly ill, saying,
"There• is something the matter with
my here)," and in a few minutes he -
clime unconseione.. The tamily
physi-
cian was called and he at once sent
for another doctor to consultwith,
but the two were unable to do renj-
herr--and-abs--died about 3
o'clock Friday morning. The doctors
suggeettd that the cause of death
might be a clot of blood on the brain.
Moe Leask was predet:eased by her
husband t wo years ago. The surviv-
ingfamily are : Alfred P. commis-
siomerchant. l'hicago; Dr. Thomas
McCrae Leask. Manse Jaw, Sask.:
D. McDonald Leask, law studeflt., Tie --
onto, and two daughters, at home,
Misses .Jeanie and Marjorie. The fun-
eral was held privately nn Monday jet
Toronto. /
The Late Mrs. Hugh JohnstOrt
The announcement of the Oath in
Texas on Monday. Novembet'Ilih, of
Mrs. Hugh .iohpseon recalls the mem-
YOU
ARE INVITED
YOUNG MAN
to the V. M. C. A. rooms next
hfond,..,Z. • 'Fvenint;, to ru;o�
music, games, refreshment.,
etc.
Business Men
are invited to attend 1h,
Gymnasium Class on \Wane --
day ev gs, and to bt.one
members of the Association
and give it financial support.
Ladies
will be .welcome,) toe
Ladies'-\uxiliary.
Everybody welcome to
the Teacher - Training
Class.
oseseWeeeeeeelobeeeeseeseeseteseeoreeleee
IOHRISTMAS1
WILL SOON BE HERE,AND YOU
WILL NATURALLY THINK OF
(SMITH'S ARTI,STORE1
.t the place to buy suitable and artistic presents
for triends and relatives- We are showing an
unusually attractive line of quality geode
suitable for preeents, goods that you will not bee
everywbere. Pictures nista an ideal present.
We have paintings in nil, water color and
pastel, by eminent artiste Carbon And platiune
sepia photos, engravings and etchings, plain
Anti hand -colored. Hand -decorated china, brays
and leather goods, artewbroidtries, art c,esbions,
etc.
• We are showing an e:itensive line of Christmas
Cattle, Booklets, Calendars.
British Art Mott -flee -and and .1rt Novelties. it will
repay you to visit our store before waking your
•ie ectious for presents.
S!'11TH'S ART STORE
The Signal's Clubbing List
will be found on page
aisumr0
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For shaving supplies see the stock of
8. 11. Wigle, druggist.
Fresh- home-made enndies every. y
it,Burdette's Balmoral Cafe.
Watch for display of Christmas
candies at Burdette'e e -in Redford
bloc
Thnewest n r perfume is
"Nyltitis." it_ an spade a big hit in
New 'tor E. R. Wigle, druggist,
successer to Jas. Wilson. carries it in
stocks
Willie : "Oh, Peps, 1 heard Sandy
clans last night. He bumped his
foot against A ehairand he said--"
Willie a Papa ; 'There, there, Willie,
1 know whet he said. Run away
new."-Deceoebt•r Lippinettti't-
NEW GOODS
r'ORLL
\
See the floe +matings
and overcoat intro et
H, DUNLOP'S
Wiese Seeger
Correct styles, perfect fit, first,
risen t adoring.
Oami■ilso
-OUR •
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CONTINUES
E STARTED out ith some of the hardest knockout blows - against the
W w
mail order competitidn. that have been heard of for some time, and the good
work. will be carried on to a stressful issue. Hundreds of people h.tve been
makinggoods ,and those of the ')tail order houses duringthe
comparisons of our o j;o
past week, but there are hundreds that we want to come and do the same thing..
We are convincing others that they can s. a money-by-Iuyingfri m. -fur -but we_want--_
everybody to come while this comps=rison o lues lasts, so that, yoit may `)rave a
chance to know,. as well as others, the real va11 that can be got at home.
- It is now nearing Christmas. Only three weeks ft to do shopping. It's a
time when Christmas stocks will be at their best ; it's a. e when every depart-
rtie t in our' store will feel the strentious'tension of heavy i ing, and the earlier
you Came the better you will be pleased.
_.-me of the big values advertised at the commencement of r r Challenge
Sale ar .Still on, while a great many other special inducements will be • sale for
the comic g week.
SILKS -•
35o yards of black Silk, in ends
from two m ' teen yards. This is
a lot cleared from a wholesale
house at stock aking time.. The
prices we will s 11 them at will
soon clear them . m, this depart-
ment. In tut ots
175 yards regular
Clearing, per yard.•
sc Silks.
_- - -49C
175 yards Silks (g aranteed),
stamped on every yarregular ?
$1.00 to $l,5o. Clearing,, per
yard, only
HAND BAGS
69
35 ladies' }land Bags, illi black •
and tan, regular 5oc and 75c
values. Clearing, each, only ' 39C
MEN'S SUITS.
25 only men's tweed and
worsted three-piece Suits,. regular
$fo.o() and $12.00, Clear-
ing price, per suit_
Clear -Et,„
.05
TRIMMED HATS
35 Trimmed Hats from the
millirem department, clear -
i nW now, each... . ...,
$1.69
BOOTS and SHOES
33o) "pairs sample Boots and a)
Shoes for men, women and chil-
dren,cleal ing at prices away below'
regular prices. Divided into four,
lots for easy choosing.
BROOMS
• Five days in the big selling of
coo Brooms. About half the lot
is gone. This lot is made from
• extra tough green corn, four
strings and velvet binding, good
weigh,, regular value slot.
— While they last, each 25C
OATMEAL
.Another ton of Oatn)cal.
Ton pounds for :.. _- . -. = 25C
SUGAR -
•I'wcnty pounds Redpath
Sugar I.00
DAIRY BUTTER
450 lbs. Dairy Butter f o r
Saturday's business. - Per
lb.
Goods delivered free to all parts of
the town by ,the :new delivery
system. d ._J
22C
$
Cameron's Departmental Store,_ioderichJ