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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1913-6-19, Page 8s Tsunami. Jeers f! NU TSE RIGN AL : GODB.RICH ONTARIO BRIDAL ROSE CHINA (,. woe brutal r,.ee riine as - 111 ..es. tl' peewee special NUM 1 Fees...,. -trice w seta is '4_t:,r patteyr., apr.::+&L *the 1irt. r • is rote ore of err retiree aril rho tui bi r Id .rear air pieties as lotions: l stip. ars !ie tiers t wo shapes., :5 swats. spoon Tres'. Tic' Peg per and sett. life per parr lime Prase., Meaux. "lir entitle ringed d.+i, aotlrigR like it ewer Aimee before for lens time $1.00. special, ,i0c ('+•ler y Tray. same peso-, 5(k Tikes, pries bred good until fertilise an ace White and Gold White and sold dinner seta, open stock pat -t -r4. Prices .mn,rnee a> low a. 75e for sap 1411 .4. W. urvr . Positively the brat value -.er e.bown ane where is tamed. Watch above windows ter complete wee. De Waal losIdiste G EO. PORTER, INSP. 'Phone 140 Get0u'idt. We hive Steady Employment a+ r,.t..... rue: vs' AC suet, tot t.Lr .:art of ,our prodthe pve alt the advantage. the! rel,+,.1sat sell eavmLi.ed. t,rtaWi 4W41 fir= nal, oft, if yot wain 16 represent u. write Nor tw`o-.r r - u.o lair for fur! her ler 1.1 OVER 600 ACRES uuri... ec:avaron and 1De of the mart cam Weir Nursery :1•ulr., ea, l nada_ E.W. h.L,•d 3'. yea Fret rata/ague of .tock nt. r8.I11� litISMT p. 7 or un u. lnetario. Singer Stor0 One et the !Latae Jfiasiina It Reek wear. a `s sellar embassieirs * Lee .nad, see' en :W. T1s.. est Ms be fust stamped es with, spieler del* goaryner is arimartire dies 1:aoaisw embroidered with beam. We have tate etrimped re Ire wwrked, she uet:we a el..) centres kr the hard work u i dermas. s. A sew obipereat of l rape Marquisette, (/oiled Limos, Pique, Puaeb-eat Lire. mid Pillow -case t ..Leos, jeer is. Rorer made of bread for Clsash- ions *ad (e+Dtre' .n pretty shade s. Pe,w bete. New .t y e* i D Stamped Waistt& to be embroidered in wines or cc.1ore A nate lot of Beauty Pins, Bar Pica and Belt Buckler, masted very low for quick selling. Also a feta sets of Comte A mew assortment of. Jabots. Bows and Rases to obis from. We have the wide pleated frill- ing which it ua.4 so much in wary pretty styles. A full hue of .11 Stamped Goode. tncludenie t be follow. ims Striped Night Gownr, Baby Camaro Coat,., Boudoir haps, lacing Pin • Cushions, ('Canes. Pipes ('area Towels, etc. The Singer Store Ni t BellTelephone ('eetral. E. R. WIGLE Masser of Marriage Lienee WIGLH'S PHARMACY Goderich. Ontario ten i•O GIMIO1111i DOMI N1`ON DAY TUESDAY. JULY 1st, 1913 Celebrati!o;_ 1GODERICH i A Grand Procession the Square a: 0::44 a.nt still oomIncDCe the clays proceeding& lu coueeetion with this Procession pries are offered as follows : Trade,. Prot -melon -First Prize. $10 : second. $; : third, $5 : fourth. >. Calithumpian Parade -let Prize, :S : second. $S ; third, s2 fourth, $1. Automobile and Carriage Floral Parade - First (for best decorated turnout a 110 ; second. $(I : third, $4. Decorated Bicycles., -$10 in prizes, to be distr•ibaited as Judges decide. Specal by W. E. Kele-. P. M. -Best decorated Ford auto. First prise, S5 ; aecood. $3 : third. $2. CHILDREN'S GAMES including c•',.ntee.ts for boys and girls of all ages. will take place on the Square immediately after the precession. PROGRAM OF; SPORTS At 1.30 o'clock p.m.. the Med Regiment Band and the Bugle Barad will lead a prooel.ion from the Square to Agricultural Park where the follopirg program will Wye places C,emtieeen s Road Race To • tour -wheeled vehicle. Hobbles barred.) Open to all. Speed and style a.rawd- med. Half -mile heats : beet three In five ; four to enter and three to Marla.. Retranr ' fee. $':., e1. Prima. geode t0 tete value of. 1st, ten : nd. $1() :.ied. $5 Ramang Rate Half -mile beats. Best two in three_ Fine, flu : retired, $t : third. Secede( Ceaaest For horrors that have never won public money. Agri- cultural motley not ed- eved public money. Half -elle heats : best three in eve four to eater and three to start- Prizes. goods t.' the value of. let, $15 : Lad. $10 Mid. $.i Entrance fee, $1.110. O.LA. LACROSSE MATCH Tegut-bliss Open to all ooseeo. Z1. toes to a teas. Prise. SRL MASSED CHORUSES BY SCHOOL CHILDREJN Aa eserale Race Prizes- Firm. s.5: second. >� third, all TWO TOW$ LEAGUE BASEBALL. MATCHas H4b1..d D aeta.g Boys. under 14 years. Prise - let. $2 l ; 2rad. SLIM. Ak11 coder 14 years -. 1st. *1w; aid. 1.00. I DRI LL BY G.C.I. CADETS ATHLETIC CONTESTS Opera to all Prises to the value at Ha►f rn, ie -woe S3 00 S:OR al. Ys Oa -yards rem 10D 10(1 1.0, Fat man's rise" a over MD Ib : 100 yards) 100 LSO LIS i)betaele race 1 i miles 6.'10 4.119 Lee /tun half -mile. ride hirycle hall -silt, rue ie •.act M yards over:eel* olrtarlee remakeaer of dielses. Relay -wee. 1 f miles. three pangs is a baits- (IUD 4,w lip Ronn,nit boli. step tad seep lee Lee RUC Mitt )ung jots' ..�. EIS Lw lltaadmc luag jump ........ 211 Leg Vault log with pole .• 'r Law • DIM IM 1O% TO A41111100L,VRAL PARK • IS COOTS Chairs. slier In este Mildews i. Proaasals& tr• prstegoe gird tae. BAND CONCERT AND ILLUMINATION ie the evening est the Square 1'grainina.0.11111. lir .e�1-.m.INIII, i 1 i SIX DISASTROUS MS WSW Gert Sass s...ri--asls.at se Lambs, 111N1a.se Piers lass giver /timber ruin *tasted tan miss sort! et Prase A.ibar7. Seat. obi d..umyd be line ea Wedseedis of last week with a lees at biMrMa It was em. et 1ee tarpon ea th. 0sa- tfawt. 'There were thirty minim feat et /amber la the rattle. The mil" at the mill wee 004.011 tart dells The mill was owned b s.1: William M anis se, Tomato, earl Com4st Devad.on, formerly of Dahill The nee tread stead, the main balltiags and district buildings at the Blzktbttiaz Grpuada. Rsglna. Seek., were burned wen a lora of 31O&000 rainy will be rebuilt immediately. A disastrous firs oocurr.,c et Wel- land last week. the [seater part of the interior of the County Court House being destroyed. The loss 1. placed at $40.0.0. The court was 11, session when tell was .-(-covered Itrt ever the courtroom to the cupola A ant library was lost Twenty building, including the Roman Catholic Chnrct of the Holy 1adeemar, Holy Ransomer Convent, Fad the Gleba House. in tee Whitney Pier district of Sydsey, K S.. were burned with a los of abort $1111,000 The fire started in tet roof of the Holy Redeemer Church, probably from detective met -tree wiring. Nearly fifty settlers in the Town- ships of Tudhope,. Truax. Robtli*rd and Deck. in the immediate vicintt„y of the town of Ct:ar:ton lost their homes and all belongings :n a disastrous Web fire whlcn cit • swath several Wes in width and swept through the township. last Wednesday and Thur. day. Not since the Porc i ptne fire of 1911 has such a beat fire swept the Norte Country Wickets and Craig's big tannery and leather factory, situated near the mouth of the Aon elver in Toronto. Was almost completely destroyed by Are ally Tuesday morning w•1tt a loss In the neighborhood of 1300.0M THREATEN GM WAR i/.bnl.ts Wart Government of Re alstahcs 11 Home Rule Carr4 . The House of Commons passed the second reading of .the Home Rule for Ireland bill without . ivlaion. an amend - sent moved by the Right Hon. A. 1. Balfour for the rejection of the bill Laving been defeated. 351 to !70. The debate was marked by fiery idsclaratione by the Opposition speak- ers. who predicted that the imposition of home rule would result in civil war In Ireland_ Sir Edward Carson, the Irish Unionist leader, said "For my part 1 will continue to support the Illiterates and will take full respon- _ibllity for their resistance. You may seise their arms or send troops but len will not settle the Irish question." Lord Charles Reresford declared: -'11 the Government sends troops to Ireland 1 shall offer my services poor Is they may be, and Selp my fellow- oountrymen The b111 now euters the suggestion stage before its inevitable refection by the Lords. The House of Commons. ender the Parliament act. which pro- vided the means of passing Liberal 1111s over the veto of the House pf Lords, capnot amend the bill. but must pass 1t twice more before It becomes law. During the debate Yr. Bonar Lw, the Unionist leader. sharply con- tradieted a statement made by Mr. Jahn Redmond to the effect that the *venires dominions were overwhelm- ingly it favor cif home rule for Ireland tare Hamar Cra.enwceed supported Mr. Redmond'. contention. KILLED BY HER BABY Oelllepwooe Woman Attteentaley thea ' Deed With Sewn Wee Mrs James ealback of Ciolliagweed was almost instantly killed by a SI - SK from a rise la tea heads of liar der-yeearo1d bey. Tie little fellow awoke about midnight, .cerins frau' 14Stheche and, 1n the bops of psdfr- him. bis mother gave btm sone . among them two '13" cartridges iib led bim to *k fora rite whish was. 1n the room and with whlesk be played on previous occasions Scarce- ly hod she give. hem t1e weapon whoa the boy. who had been taught the operation of knadina the gun. 1maimed • cartridge and palled the trigger, the "mallet striktng• Metz. Cutback is the lett satit. sastag death to a sista. The case is to tee thoroughly in. S0Ratet Peace Now ss Aess Awed by Raufa's threat of inter pestles It bostlittie. aomeaesd. Be(- 1 1s sed fes+ia have ®oI,.red to suaaft their !irate to the oar for arbitra- tion. "I hereby sake k news.• aN Se Omar in his este et',.r41 "SO d. Rtate wbeb best* war A hi responsible for the Slav we std that 1 weer.. to myself all MOO sesp.ett .g the width wkl1� WQl adopt to regard to the remits d s.ei a crtmtata7 epwggle.- I New Scheel lisp.e.er Dr John Wareek. esMlsaatloS demi tnapeector, ?warty et Ontario e slaty. hail See appeis ed Met 1e- + edea et. Pebtie sad Separate 11111sarn lar the pwlets. 1. P lass If the hi de award ecbsed Sews eentlaustkin tidiest brapeeter. sad the Msec be lavas vacant la /rends spell be Ma b, M Medal of t. T. 1 rl WI& resat Is peeeer at pabil. *Mels to itis tb ..strew Testa Smash KING Fes ! Sew pews ware Idled .ad meal we tteriewatb. * Ns resin • reared er wase me M New 1 Vert. New Raven sad R.eedewd Sal . Wast *ts rwrd. Ostia w. est Ws d was Nis alswar'd J ipys. Wile of tie 0 PA teed aamaebedgggr emi r' it slit* MINSTERS ROMA P ie seam. Irma_ se j91reasa *est he cl▪ .esataase beta all liar litrit servesedsa the flowereethet""g= swum teaa with tits maid a ilhse 1 .51008 TOsetaprty 1s trpent d he Mti3lsa 7 Y O.madtt.e wawa f.w.. e l fa• et - fair declared that theta is en Ifashin eyea for a0.7 d the dies/* !We aaatest Attier4gd.n.ea1 Ser Batas. Ws. C,saoallor of tae Exams* 1]avtd l4c d Gear err Po.tmsAar' 004.r41 HesrbertL S&* a►,., The Oamatttee Mend that all the Ministers a seloer'ned acted thre.pout in the sincere baud that thaw was aotktag to their sodas wawa would oonitset wish thedr duty as Minute's of the gown The report farther said that _ evidence wee given theories that ter weber at tte Government enard .1 a*y 13!40404 :n order to proses the osnts*ct for the Engles.! Mammal Oes/any or in anyway acted see• trar7 to the public interest 1n behalf of that Oempaay or used .LOVbiys acquired 1a their o®catl 0apedtp tar their private j rout or were in swirls cmexrneed in any Soilage is the shares of tae Company. The coamittee reodved a cable- gram from Lord Matrsv d T4libaab. who L now s: Quito, Rating that as chief whip of the Liberal party, lie had bought :: or* American Marconi shares. whirl he still bolds. He did not inform his sue ce*er, P. R. Illtas worth, of the transaction became he did not wish to involve him in the muddle. CHARGE AGAINST FARMER Arthortteas tnvsailating Death of in- fant Near Welland -.Burled 1e Field Robert Nutceet, a b.chelor farmer of Welland Junction L held by the Welland police pending the result of an adjourned inquest upon the .body of au infant found buried in an old sack on his farm. Doctors Howell and Nixon Davis were instructed to bold„s post mortem ezamination to ascertain if death was from natural causes or otherwise. The mother ot the child is alleged to be • domestic employed by Nugent and his mother. 71e girl acro ,.. locked up. 1t is stated that the baby was born about six weeks ago. and buried • few hours after its birth no report being made to the proper authorities as to birtji or death. The present charge against the prisoner is seduction and conceal - meet of a child s birth, bat if the doc- tors' report is !hat the child was born alive a more serious charge may be laid against b:n:. WOMAN HSL BWINDLER Allege° to Have Raised Small Cheques After They Were Marked Yrs. McKenna of Renfrew, ate is alleged to bate swindled the Beak of Toronto at Brockville tint of ;Ned. and later to have taken 5700 ties the Cbesterville branch of the Haab of Ottawa, by raising accepted marked cheques for small amounts. was lir reet.red and is now lodged .n the Corn- wall jail. The cheques were passed ander 'the name o1 Freda Helena Howard. The woman appeared before Magistrate Whelan at CheisterviIle, made a full ronfe.ssion, and was com- mitted for trial at t.9. Cornwall s- eism G*vape Over Chureb Union By a three to one vote the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Chnrcb adopted the report declaring for chane Union Le the following words "That the Assembly rejoices at the apartt of unity, Christian charity and eaartesae con0Neration which from the first has marked the negotiations for union between the Congregational tie Methodist sod the Presbyterian Charges, and lope for a speedy and favorable conthesi n to tbe.e nese tiatroom A powerful gap of ministerial and lay delegates immediately started ov- gemination work M oppoeltion t,c cages at the present time Leek Gstas Smashed A reales accident -n be Welland Canal oct*rred at Port Dalbo■sie early Swaday mere*iay, when the four pates of Lock 1 were carried ISM( by the little steamer Lloyd Porter wbose engineer misunderstood a .tg nal and sent the boat 'ell speed inter the gates The e• leneer N.epawab bad a narrow ewes from grounding Several days will be required to mak. repairs. Police Eagiettate W. 1. Watsos of Oshawa. was discharged 117 hie Mow Jude. McGillivray is the Daae which w as brought against him. The Crewr had no evidence to preset 00 the obsess" of the thief wittiest. Yrs. Am nit Letitia Writas& and the layie discharged eta Watson This erode the case. sad Mr. Webers may sow resume his former dubs. Two tie Victims Mies Jennie Her/Dag at Heti` d14 Sunda of learns reedved WM)d #tineas carer a gsoline _ease riaasel Lows. afar «1 the Doalaion ReellitfessespIS pleat at Wtsdsatfe■g avolt r bsllla5 w and tied et bib Prime. Visited M Falb Prise Albert wed saw est do Oec ria, paid a vire to Niagara ilia last Pricer hash* mimeo the trip toe* Quebec with a amber of 81- telMv menu a the trete*/ step camber. laud. His Nen was strictly iikt mel Kase Biwa Ytsrvt atawltwse• a+ boa a1d, 1Mb Wars �d t! b . esebd� Ss Mr si, Owl len r Mgr 8* .wale! "sant ie JIM the INS= lite LAY_ Chesrwfi, eribeve e. is the mew d h ow Illsoni&y. Jam Q► aust, ]las. Jets. less A sassier quietwelt Owe en Ore 41sio• 00 t=i i r lyr.gsso.-.4 y bet aeon ItSay Thane elawala it mmile. D �ja- ,- and lbw Wes. Derefers. wee rNtad b M e£et ne Lasata d /worst. , weendected Tl the *Oen aw. D. T. Ow. Tire beide. wire was mer wine by her eons, Jana A. suit 4 Riit+r•�l shin bar ad Plied bat. were • caws Wow ot Nies the velem end eiebitla. Miaknlabel Lela- hem awl Atrrole8 the.reggistar Miss Name Metas a a or sane Perfect Lova." Ante the. oar.mee � PP nom oonple lett ea the i o'clock tresis. !.r Detroit ani Anes:. Qty. They will be at liese atm sem. aa. at their seaamrr cottage. . w Lake t Front. Island, Tarsi& fr- Thema'. Ire 17th. Irma Loeaz...-The dry. Was weather still orti ses up to use of writing. 1t the beat asatinnes wiI,b- cwt rain things will be is a serious cones n lane time a c=soli: weeks. The sedans are snAaetsrg badly, ales the low fruit bashes etad the .trawb eery patois ....lbws Forgers bed bis barn raised on Sat- urday last and is ready for *be ceme.t mise Freak Scott, tr., bas the renew past et his home almost dsiebed. The new house will w hem 6i.hed add very such to the swuar- anoe of the plias.... .,Mss Margaret the Paintsod all Ss sea e�y�e dayImre Friday Wag Ilio kiss �� (41417..- , era* the lath r part of last weak. ' t 4-, 'Extra Special Values in DIA1 .ON DS See Oft Window Display WalterH.Harrison Leif Satirday Specials Strawberries _A weeiw Los A elleN t L !lewLett Onoamt,w, Rtes.. Units, Cta►bitgs llpisees, Tomatoes --pfanbIWm.to• eab.agm tai °eke? is good varlet y iiiailer Net your order 'tu early her fruits sad eege saLa and avoid ••teappeiint.sent S. J. Young Basalts steep THIS 15 oleproof Week { This is Holeproof week at the big store, when we are introducing these famous guar- anteed stockings to the ladies of Goderich. These are the most extensively advertised stockings in America today. Sold by the 'box with an absolute guarantee that if they wear out before the guaranteed time expires. send them to the maker and receive a new pair ac- cording to the conditions of the guarantee. Put up three pairs or six pairs to the box, $r.00, $2.00 and $3.00 per box. A signed and dated guarantee goes with each box. Children's Ribbed Hose, tan or black, three pairs for $I.00 Ladiesplain Lisle or Silk, per box $2.00 and $3.oO. See them at the Hosiery Counter. 111111/40* For the Summer Verandah 7" ' We e carryi arng a vers r,mplete stock of Ver- andah Carpeting and Curtaining materiels, said can fit up your verandah at short notice. We make awnings to order. any size or .tyle for any kind of window or verandah and supply Ibsen at fact ry prices. Splendid aasort14ebt of plain or striped Ducks to select from. art Verandah Matt -Nig 4, 1, li and 1 Farce, wide. e'er; and .. .40e to $1.00 pe Fibre Rugs for the vetandab in any of the most wanted sizes.... $2.60 ;1,.00 • 8 Bamboo Screens. green or natural. all sines. R` Awning stripes:in greet., htown' and reds. Beet qualities. per yard , 200 and 250 1 Clearing Sale of Spring and Summer Suitings Clearing Sale of Spring and Summer Suitings now in full swing. We have deter- mined not to have a single left- over when the season is over. Materials suitable for coats, suits and separate skirts, regu- lar values up to 425 per yard, gathered together. yo u r choice at per yard only $1.15 This is an exceptionally good opportunity to get the material Coat or Skirt at a bargain price. Black Serge 33c per yard Black taupe for Dew at Skirts Rswr- _stet"id all wool and bait rya Regale alilk eaaaa•� be per yard stab Our Great Silk Glove at $i,00 Tail is the greatest glove value in the trade. �There is nothing better in Canada today. Buying .,direi-t from the Swiss maker making such ;aloe ' o ihhle. A)1 re .illi, beat weight, fully guar - fingertips. Reath or white. per pair i my 51.00 • Gloves for !T Ladies We ars ebonite a oplendid Meek with glove for elderly ladies' Wear. 1t a a .pedal weave, and bas proved • v* -r popular Glove with ladies who bave tiled it. Price per pair $1.00 An Umbrella Extra for Saturday A baedeose Umbrella for ladies. High -grad, Austria Gloria snit tor, unfadaNe. uneatable. at tong frame. Splendid a_snr't*eot of really beautiful haadlee. Reeclar $3(10 raises. Stour day specie .. 52.30 Fancy Parasols Showing on Saturday Fancy Parm.als for rammer u.e. Every owe new, freak from the factory the week. All the latest anis combinations. Prices each s1. to 5i 00 Tire -Nemo- Corset is a boos to stout figures Especially to be ,appreciated in warm weather. for the Nemo a ewer) 1 tally a cxnmfort• able Comet. end the woman inclined to emboli - point will fled tbs.' it not only oontaibwtes a well- propo tioned. modish spree rence. but affords s scot restful support to the figure It.. merits ads a bealtbfnL self-reeducing cermet ate recxigniwed sot only in New York and throughout the United Stater) but in Pana. London sed other Europese centres. Tbt peltation of models is exceptionally wide. providing for every typed 4.re a comet suited to its particular proportion . Model No. 59$ egaai�lAy ter stout Sgorv& equipped with the taws ws0-eeasei g Lastrkcip. ba.dlat, and are made fres One orbit* setil. Price 55.60 Other .tyles of Nemo O.aeete53.50 to 54.00 White Cotton Cords dress mats ials.d morrovalor w and�tarias witiltba. opular gasser stroke wawa that will launder well, _t per WI ISS, las. sell Some Pretty Hats for Saturday The Milhteere are prepas40fg ease bats sages' lolly for tiaturdsy oeA.Ma They are may -w mooed. this week, wall neer/, the bent styles Lor ees>♦r wear, and are siert\ whoa wanittt re SOL 1 1 i { 1