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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH : ONTARIO
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There's no fuss or both&
about getting a meal, I with
Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes
in the house.
Always ready to serve, fresh, tasty
and nutritious.
Sold by all Grocers at 10c the
package. Look for this
signature.
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CORN FLAKES
THE FALL
PLOWING
\.,ir os the tune to see that
y.MI? .w a sue in, go4d.bape for
the 1,11 plowing. We have a
Roo.) dupplav -f plows on
floe.(, includingttie Vet ity walk-
ingund riding Piow.: also the
fI III ,•Un No. 'Si Fh'ur y Plow.
If 1.,•1 n d 1'o%VER we hate
(1.1', 'LINE ENGINES from
omt• .otlouc-ii iii to thirty Hotse•-
poago
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N‘'.. ',Ave two iiugziee left and
will .ell at n 1 di gain 10 (I..nr
them out iti r•tder to make room -
(of cotters.
A toll Ilse ,,t NIASNEY-RAR.
RI• IMPLEMENTS always, on
hand .
�Yhrn in't,wi call e'
THE
MASSEY--HARRIS
STORE
ROBERT WILSON
Hamilton Street, tiotlerich.
YOUR
BATHROOM
Is it as convenient, sanital y and
coiuforta.le as this? Why not
have it so?
MODERN PLUMBING
as ?ye install it is•worthall the
• money invested. It means good
health. sanitary cleanlineu •and
luxurious convenience fur your
family. (Jet our estimates.
HAMILTON STREET. GODERICH
'PHONE 135
The Western Fair
London, Canada
THE GREAT LIVE STOCK EXIIIBI f1ON
$27,000.00 in Prizes and Attractions
Magnificent
Programme
ni
'h i, e Daily
Western
Ontario's
Popular
Exhibition
Sept. 5 to 13
$2 000.00 ADDED T• O THE PRIZE LiST THiS YEAR
Take a Holiday and Visit London's Exhibition
Single Fare on all Railroads in Western Ontario
SPECIAL EXCURSION DATES -September 91h, nth and nth
Prize Lists and all Information from the Secretary
W. J REID, President A. M. HUNT, Secretary
1
Two
Speed- Events
Daily
Fireworks
Every Night
40,000 harvesters Wanted
EXCURSIONS
TO WINNIPEG $10.00
Choice of destination 1)ft to the excursionist. Half -a -(cent a mile ttom
Winnipeg to Regina, Saskatoon, Warman, Swan River, Bdlnonton,
and to other points on the Canadian Northern Railway.
Returning. half -a -cent a mile from all points nn ('. N. R. to Win-
nipeg. ;1111.00 from Winnipeg to original starting point in Ontario,
DATES OF SALE.
36as eg. _ From Kingatnn, $harbol hake, Renfrew and grit 1s ()marl, and 'lusher.
All Motions os the e:anadlaa Northern Qaebee east of and Iio1.Aloa Ione
St. Jerome to Haberdean. and MI stations ea the Quebec and bake at
Joh. Rall way
Arg x2. - Toronto and Remodel, en C. N. 0. and from stollen• In southwestern
os. Baa ruck of (Iraed Trask nate Ione. Toronto teNatal..
Aug zS -- 4 ana r ('. N. U. Fiat)
sant sad rut', of Rpattew Litho
w i .
.R M*U.na .m Osat.ral t Mt.orlo Ral ) way and .tali.•. n. Bay M {Jda,r.
-- 4twecnr Kiesmee• also Wnt* on other Ione. nortJ, d 0. T. PRI. Terea M
a liar• .aa r d A. and InrINlna akarbol I.ak..nd Renfrew.
Sr'et. j. Teteate all ('. N e 1 ata Uene ...t .nd .oath of Rparrow Lmks : all
(brut ..• Rs. of V.,e1 a Nation. dos alai ion. en Mese h.Mert
of :tails. 1. Ontario end 4..b.n. 1 nel.dint all wuon. an 1,be C. N. Q.
..u�n�i�tl so�efssM iodises Nee nt. Jerome to Hsbsed..n. and V a 1. It 4. Itr.
-`.mrt. S-sva'rereas.Iq R�r+ew l..ke e. C. N. 0. ; dao point. stn shier Ree. TO,
- to Mena .►y. Rmebury mut tpel.l uw„r f.
sebion emplitif re In 1 er errthe a WOW lo loNrve i'�Rta ON here Railway. The
lir
w �gR.;ora yeneebs��+�0.1�14.. tMwlaa 4.els t1:473=aming t artfli.e
R 1. i A l ria A us. tut !aa Aso Ona. Nor. AI.. Tegeeta, Olg
TNKW IIASISCAtED
the In
i THE tATESi MARKETS
•uN•r•r FIN tl►glsell
an Attt•wlobile
dR 7 46 Sunday morning, Harry K.
'Maw. the slayer of Stanford White
!Si�� ped from the Hospital tor the
inai Insane at Matteawan, N. 1.
�y�y In the morning Thaw left his
Teem Cully dressed. and went Into the
nater court of the asylum grounds.
Howard H. Barnum, the sole atten-
dant of the rear gate paid little at -
(Nation to him as he was thought to
he "trusty." However. as Barnum
evened the gate to admit a milk
wagon, Thaw darted out, and into
an automobile which drew up as the
milk man approached the gate. With
five confederates he started towards
he Connecticut line which was only
0 miles away. Only by being ad•
edged Insane in the state to which'
• has fled can be be again confined.
The police are looking for the whole
party and $600 reward is offered for
haw's apprehension.
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SUNDAY'S HEAT
Highest temperature in Toronto.. 92
Highest temperature in Ontario
(Grimsby) 96
niftiest temperature In Toronto
this season, Jule 4 95
Average lu St. Lawrence Valley60
SUUER IMPEACHED
The New York State Governor Hove -
ever Refuses to Give up Office
Following the impeachment of Gov-
ernor Sulzer of New York State who
i
charged with misusing campaign
nde, there has commenced a strug-
e for the place at the head of the
ate government. Acting Governor
rutin H. Glynn sent a letter to Gov.
tfnor Sulzer on Friday flatly. turning
(down a suggestion made by Mr. Sul -
ter that the question as to who is the
1pg 1 Governor of the State of New
'Tork be lett to the Courts to answer.
' Formal denraud for the surrender
Of the executive chamber and offices.
the privy re -al and all books, papers,
records and documents relating to
fie executive department was made
tiro Governor \Villiar Sulzer this
fte
Martin H. Glynn. Governor Sulzer
refused to comply with the demand.'
As a result of these developments
the prospect for a settlement of the
;question has vanished.
rnoon by
Lieutenant -Governor
TROOPS ENTER NANAIMO
Striking Coal Miners Were Confronted
by Maxim Guns
The Vancouver and Nanaimo Coal
Company wish to arrive at a settle,
:m•nt of the coal strIkc, by arbitration.
If their men agree to arbitrate it 1s
!thought that other collieries will come
8Ipto line. in the meantime five hun-
red militia marched into Nanaimo
on Friday through streets thronged
with sullen strikers. The troops had
with them two Maxim guns which
'evidently impressed the men, who did
'not openly oppose them though they
taunted them as they were stationed
along the street. The situation is yet
very critical and the strikers hold
many conferences. At Ladysmith a
mob drove the Chinese from the town
and prepared to oppose the .militia
If troops were landed there.
EUROPEAN SITUATION
Fairly Satisfactory Said Sir Edward
Grey in Statement
Bir Edward Grey spoke rerasuringly
OB the European situation in the Com -
pone in London last week. Though
'the powers were not unanimous in
.their views, he said, they were not
arranged in different camps and d1s-
Oordance was unlikely. He deprecated
any interference in the Bucharest
peace treaty, and declared that, though
no coercion would be employed by the
great powers. Turkey would be very
111•advlsed not to retire from Tbace.
Crops Damaged by Storms
' The eastern half of the west -that
it the territory extending from Moose
.Taw to Winnipeg and as far north as
Saskatoon -has been swept by two
very severe storms since midnight on
Wednesday. Everything, until Wed-
nesday night, was progressing rapidly
and cutting had commenced in many
districts, but over the l5(&d scene
of the recent storm conditions have
been ■o changed that the ultimate
outcome of the crops cannot be esti-
mated at this time or from any one
centre.
The Financial Question
"There 1s nothing the matter with
Canada but there Is a good deal wrong
with the world's supply of money.
Had it been more plentiful, there
would not have been any criticisms
over our borrowings," said Sir Edmund
Walker, President of the Canadian
Bank of Commerce a few days nao
upon his return from a visit to Eng-
land.
•rltish Parliament Prorogued
The British Parliament was pro-
rogued
rorogued last Friday after being at work
almost contiaoously for a year and a
half Deep regret for the recent Rai.
kaa ware and hope for the pe.rmasency
of the peace pact of Bucharest was
tis• keynote of the King's speech of
prorogation made by the Lord Chas -
canoe at aeon.
fMeriw e1 Owfloele
Mr Henry fendaeott an Ineuranee
broker of Orang.vtlls has been ap-
pointed Sherif of Duffer's County.
1Nr Jobe Olheee, Liee•anantliover-
iser of rietarlo, will retain his posltlom
eatll shove September, 1611.
Potty -Dee traotorw, each kaultng Ave
started wk Met
1T,N$+e+e wheat or
Mtd to Ifas�_
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Toronto Cattle Market
Representative prices are: -
Export cattle, chok•e.... $6.60 to 16.75
$lxport bulls 6.00 6.60
$utcher cattle, choice.,, 6.206 6.66
do. medium 5.00 6.76
do. common 4.00 4.50
Butcher cows, choice 6.00. 5.60
do. medium 3.50 4.26
Cutters 3.60 4.00
Common cows 3.00 3.60
(Canners 2.50 3.60
Butcher bulls 4.76 6.60
do. medium 4.35 4.60
Bologna bulls 3.76 4.26
Feeding steers 4.76 6.26
Stockers, choice 4.76 6.25
do. medium 4.00 4.60
do. light 2.60 8.60
Milkers, choice 66.00 76.00
do. medium 35.00 65.00
Springers, choice 65.00 76.00
do. medium 30.00 50.00
Spring lambs 7.26 8.00
Sheep, light ewes 4.00 6.50
do. heavy ewes 3.00 3.60
do. yearlings 4.76 5.50
Culls 2.00 4.00
Bucks 3.00 3.60
Hogs, f.o.b. 9.85 10.00
do. fed and watered10.00 .00
do. delivered 10.35 10.50
Calves 5.00 8.60
Bob calves, each , 2.00 4.00
Farmers' Market.
Following are the latest quotations
for farm produce at 8t. Lawrence
Market, Toronto: -
Fall wheat, bushed $ .99 to $1.00
Oats .40 .00
Goose wheat .95
Barley .58
Buckwheat .53
Rye .65
Peas .90
Rye straw 18.00
Straw, bundled .. 14.00
Straw, loose 9.00
Old hay
17.00
hew hay ..14.00
Eggi, new laid .26
Butter, dairy . .25
do. creamery .28
Fowl, dressed, lb. ... .17
Chickens . , - • 28
Clucks 18
Q urkeye .20
Geese .16
Opring chickens ,K
yring ducks ` ig
Idve Chickens .11$
Ducklings. .18
,. Turkeys .17
Hens .16
Potatoes, new, bags 1.20
Dressed hogs 12.00
.00
.60
.00
.00
.00
19.00
16.00
.00
18.00
16.00
.28
28
.00
.20
.25
.22
.25
.18
.80
.22
.25
.22
.20
.18
.00
13.00
Toronto Grain Prices.
The following wholesale prices are
quoted at the Toronto Board of Trade:
Manitoba Wheat -No. 1 Northern
quoted at $1, on track, Bay ports;
No. 2 at 98%c; N. 3, 94c, Bay porta.
Ontario Wheat -No. 2 white and red
'wheat quoted at 98 to 99c. 'outside,
and new wheat at 04c to 86c, outside.
Oats -',,1:o. 2 Ontario oats quoted at
36c, outside. and at 37c to 38c., on
track, Toronto; new. oats, 33c to 35c.
nominal. Western Canada oats quoted
at 40c for No. 2, and at 39c for No. 3,
Bay pdrts. No. 1 feed, 39c; No. 2,
feed. 3Gc.
Peas -Nominal.
Barley -Vic to 32c, outside; 56c
Toronto.
Corn -The market was quiet, with
prices unchanged. No. 3 American
corniand. quoted nominal at 79c, c.i.f., Mid -
Rye -Nominal.
Buckwheat -Nominal.
Bran -Manitoba bran is quoted at
$20 a ton, in bags. Toronto freights.
Shorts. $21, Toronto.
East Buffalo Cattle
Cattle -Receipts, 3.300; active; 15c
to 26c higher; heavy fairly active and
steady; prime steers, $8.76 to $9; ship-
ping, $8.25 to $8.65; butchers, $7 to
18.50; bulls, $5 to $t.25; heifers, $6.25
to $8; stock heifers, 14.26 to $6;
stockers and feeders, $6 to $7.50;
fresh cows and springers, active and
firm, $35 to -$85.
Veale'=Receipts, 850; active and
steady; $8 to $12.
Hogs -Receipts, 8,800; fairly active
and steady; heavy, $8.70 to $8.90;
mixed, $8.90 to $9.10; Yorkers. $9.10
to 19.80; pigs, $9.25 to 09.30; roughs,
17.60 to $7.75; stags. 16.60 to $7.25;
dairies $8.60 to $9.25.
Sheep and iambs -Receipts, 8,600;
slow; lambs and wethers, 10c to 15c
ower; yearlings, fifty cents lower;
ambs, $6.50 to $7.15; a few, $7.25;
.yearlings, $4.50 to $6; wethers, 15.10
to $5.25; ewes, 12.60 to $4.76; sheep,
mixed, $4.76 to $6.
Chicago Live Stock
Cattle- Receipts. 19.000; market
Steady to 10c higher; beeves, $7 to $9;
Texas steers, 14.75 to 17.70; Western
13.20 to $7.60; stockers and feeders,
11.45 to 17.90; cows and heifers, $6.10
to 38.110; calves, $8 to 311.
Hogs - Receipts, 80,000; market
strong Light. 1885 to $9; mixed,
37.60 to $8.90; heavy, $7.10 to $8.60;
rough. 37.80 to $7.60; pigs. $4.15 to
11; bulk of sales, $7.70 to 36.66.
Sheep -- ;Receipts, 80,000; market
steady; native, 2.70 to $4.80; year-
1fliP, 34.66 to $6.76; iambs, native,
41.26 to $7.60.
Cheese Market
ndon, Onl-At the cheese market
bozos were offered. There wen
$p sales. Bidding was from 11%e to
atertows. N. T.--0heeee sales.
7800 at 14e.
Cowansvtlle, Quill -,At the meetfeg
c the Mestere Tows/daps Dalryeee's
iatlon. fourtsem fartorles Peered
ehundred and thirty packages of but.
lour buyers were present The
r*Mag pries was 11$%4c. All sold ex.
*4 two factorise.
Tares people Injured
♦ westbesad W 1. O limn, mews. abseil use htgl,pp
$wd peaegw.
was wraebed wet Md /lutetium
• ere ops. gram
Tr err way. An app,.
talag disk ready to serve.
iellciousiy cooked sad
-Insist IS
Clark's.
Paying in Knd.
He came in and laid down some
suspicious -looking hills, with a
genuine dollar bill on top.
"I want to pay for that larrel of
potatoes I g,;t."
"Can't take tris money " said the
dealer.
"Why not c"
"Most of it isn't ge qd."
' The top layer is yood ; is it not 0"
"That's the way it was with the
potatoes."
A WOMAN UF FEW WORDS.
Mrs. Harr- E. Bye, Main street
north. 'Mount Forest, Ont., writes :
"Your remedy for kidney, bladder
and stomach trouble bas given line
great relief. Have taken three boxes
and now feel like living and better
than I have felt for years and I give
your
FIG PILLS
all the praise, for they are the best I
have ever tried," At all dealers, 23
and 50 cents, cr The Fig Pill Co.. Ht.
Thomas. Ont. Sold in Godertch by E.
R. Wigle, druggist.
Space Was Limited.
Editor's Wife -"I stopped at your
office today, with an item for the
want column, and the clerk asked pay
for it."
Editor -"He did not know you, o1
course." '
Wife -"Well, 1 want you to tell bim
that all my wants are to be printed
tree."
Editor -"Mercy no : I can't afford
to enlarge the paper, my dear. But
there is room for a few of your wants,
say a thousand or so 0 month."
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Big SummerSale
AT ROBINS'
The more you buy, the more you save.
We must make room for Fall stocks
now on the way. We will outrlval all
others in big bargain giving this week.
Men's Clothing
$8.00 Hutt., yood, honest, sub-
stantial fabrire, the most
possible value for the money,
only *4.186
$1.2.01 Suits, many beautiful
patterns iu oaahuteres and
wurattcf-. Sale prie
and 116.48
Boys' Suits
Boys' two - piece Suite with
bloomer pants, regular price
II8.00. Sale Arica 1118.65
Boys two - piece Suits with
',loonier penis, l'egul a price
$4.0). Yale price .... 11112.25
Shirts
Vou'II like these values when
you see them.
Shirt, Tie end Cn14ar to mach,
regular $2.481, for ;1.29
Shirt and Collar to match, reg-
ular $1.23, fur 690
M. ROBIN
Men's Underwear
A buying opportunity worth
while.
Regular prize $1.0)
Sale !ptice.....Sea
Regular price 75-
Sale price 890
Regular price &k
Sale price... .290
1 Working Shirts
Men's \VorkIngShirts that mean
hig savings.
ltegular 53c, tar .590
Regular $1.00, for 69c
Regular 11 25, for 89c
1 Men's Overalls
Illack and striped Overalls
with elastic back, aegulsi
81.23. Sale price.. . ...890
Slack and striped Overalls
with elastic back, regular
' $LW. Sale price
...........69c
SOUTH SIDE SQUARE
S OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 P. M.
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"ORANGE LILY SAVED MY LIFE"
These words or expressions liay.
Ins the same meaning are contained
In hundreds of the letters 1 hate re-
ceived during the put year. Many
were from women who had surere;t
agonies from falling of womb; other,
from women who had escaped .1..ng-_
Brous surgical operations. as Ile
tumoral and ulcers had been remov-
ed by the action of Orange I.ily;
and others who had ■ulfered frons
suppressed menstruation, leuror--
rhoea, painful periods, etc. For all
these and the other troubles known
in general as Women's Disorders.
Orange Lily furnishes a positive
applied dlnct to the sufferingorgans,..clentific, never -failing cure g t! to.
and its operation Is certain and ber,en. I,I.
As a trial actually proves Its merit, hereby offer to send absolutely free. a r..
worth lac. sufficientfor ten da treatment, to every suffering woman who w.:
write tar It. Enclose 3 stamps, MRS. FRANCES E. CURRAN. Windsor. Ont.
For Sale by Leading Druggi it s Everywhere.
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DAILY •ETWCCN
TI. Neaten sobs Travels Ales.
N. warn need dewed er.M.g taw
°inn moos It she travels by the Ramat
Les. Rall n...l a carry a obi,'.
teavon, 'Mow d. dory is a to near,
quiet. noobtraaive .d to w. we n
ansettiq alone or with chi4reo.
R.M.S.R.7.1Edwani
R.M.S. Regal Gere.
Mans. oast len, are oo file Ador-
ing Low writ this .arks i, appreciated
sod .eats .pl.ed,d hit It hes hem
to women d.rrned of Ms .need we -
teams and comfort of halt' W
friends
nut tow is only nes -of the special
i of the Royal I ,w. Reed W
ten in o.r de.,npt., booklets. Ask
any ,sent or rite S. c sooner,
General Agent. 5I Mad Street 64
Tor..,gc, Got.
T146 GREAT SHIP SEEANDBEE
Mathieu/and
m esairstit tkst'0`sstatww°Oaaat r4p Evan. ��wInaswl.sJNrta.
Masafr.sat Mown SEEANDBEZ, City of Erie sad Car of 8df ,J.
Daily-aeyeland and Buffalo -(May 1st to Dec. 1st)
I.esre Clnelod• . 8:00 P. M.- Leave Baden . .A P. IL
Aeries Rotolo (eve A. 44. Aol.. Clowoh .d • 6:70 A. W
Bodged Time)
Cemsetaws mode at Botrale with traamsf., .11 Buten and Ca edhn pa•nt.; at CI0.Jand
for net -la -Bap, Toledo, Poet and all points West d Southwest. Tlticens reading via
anyralir,adnod
between Clerdand and Buffalo accepted for transportation
on C. a BJ Ins steamers. Ask 7.w tiekat tweet for headsets C. & B. Ike. Pend a cents
senate far head.o... booklet.
THE CLEVELAND ! SUFFALO TRANSIT CO.
7. F. Newman, Gail Mgr. B. R. Ream. Truffle Mgr. W. F. fieresan, CreelCreelPaw. Agar . •
- Cle.lsud, Olds
CANADA Portland
CEMENT
SOME men ask for so many bags of
"cement'-
Others, more careful, say they want
" Portland Cement "-
But the man who does the
best work insists upon get-
ting "Canada" Portland
Cement -
WilsgaGmadsOnsat
iskaatisa Boma Mat`
a fags a spin sf
''st Firm
OI. WMw�
And he looks to
See that every
bag bears this
label •
Tim is a Collide
CANON than hasillisalgssod ust i 11. krhis atm.
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