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Home My WebLink AboutThe Signal, 1913-9-4, Page 1SPECIAL OFFER Tito Signal foetsbal- uce of 1911, 1.41. nI oub- scribers in O&iiii1 ir West Britain, oaI . ..... SIX I 'IpUHT YEAR -1441. let ' GODERICH. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 4, 1913 L. •N•rammar, CONSIDER EVERY DOLLAR you put into good advertising net s dollar of expense, but a dollar invested upon which you will receive higher div 'deeds than from any othei invest nteoL The Signal i. tle beet adesetrino medium to H11200 ("mutt THE SIGNAL PRINTING CO.. Led.. nvinumami. 11-1E STERLING BANK 0 F CANADA SAVE, because - No. 13 The man or woman without capital regards the future with dark foreboding. Save money and \ Oil will avoid a lot of worry. Head Office, King and Bay Streets, Toronto Goderich Branch -ANDREW PORTER, Manager .19frelMe&X.ee. ' eee,UVAktAWelwlul eet I have • number of very desirable residencesfor sale at rea- sonable prices and terms. A. G. NISBET Insurance and Real Estate Agent. ol FICE NEXT CANADIAN RANK OF COMMERCE, GODERICH 'PEoua: Orrice 20; HOUSE 150. P. O. Box 364 ...••••••••11•M, V. ANTED ARM HELP AND DOMESTIC stv ANT& -Pereeso requiring farm map pply at onoe to WILLIAM MoQUIL- LIN . sominion Goarernmest teepleembet Arent, St_ Helens. Ont. Orders left with H. D. %%WWI. St Helen, Ont., will receive rdillPt att nt IOU. SITUATIONS VACANT. TASTED.- A CAPABLE YOUNG lady for bottle labelling. etc , and ollk• Arit MI3 !PRENTICE WANTED. Ira, n the millinery% Apply MINS CAMP• n ,L Kint.tofl1SSt. WANTED. Live local man to engage in 5, 10, 15c business in town of Gode- rich. For our proposition apply BOX 67, LONDON ADVER- TISER. 2-t WANTED. -GIRL OR WOMAN VY for general hee.••ork. Owed waxes. Apply MRS. E. nOBINSON. St. Gronce4 Crewcut. 741-12- WAir EIL-d-GIRLS w'ru0 Lpsj fiEveAlttiol area:reek while; *man ealtisationi=r= A CLINTON tourritho co..4 Mates. mew. TENDERS WANTED. t/ODERICH INDUSTR I AL EX- U HIFIITION. r DIMS FOR BOOTH PRIVILEGES. - - The threaten of the West Harm Agricul- 1 oral Society sat for tenders ler the dining hell. booth and other retresenam privileges 7 the Industrial Exhitetioe to be beld September 17th. lath and Nth. Nth Tearer* te be 101.51 heads of the secretary by 3 p. en liatentar. September elk. acsompanied be • 4.�r& 01 cheque of bre dollars as a guarantee. which will be returned to meseessend tenderer& Tenders veal he received in balk er for wearste P rivileges All inilentiatil• oats es stitaised rse ardicetlea 10 15. setiestiary.J.ADEIS rowLart, an la. Godetich. Wit TOWN OF GODERIC11. Ti.NDICR.9 FOR CEMENT WALKS To ( ontraeters.-The onentatpal council of the town of Goateriek isavitmi tenders for the constructiou of appreideenely 11.31:10 aquae, feet of cement concrete idiomatic on Neken Part and Wellesley streets end Britannia read la the toe n. Sencifteations 'an bri men md full (>00 55 caa be Mulled on Application la the Ipsit. engineer in c J. Ades Fowler, C. L. or from the sad Tenders Is cerise warted "Teed.* for l'enient. elks" and seemessied by • narked etwome fer 6 per test. of their amount 0111 5. reoeived up to sod inedwiling Thursday. September 11(5. 1013 asuman, to L L. KNOX. Torerk, 014. Ontario. Neither the lowest Dor any other temillim will moreminly he accepted. Willt ---v---v---)7 WEST WAWANOSH 1 FIREINSURANCECO. Gee of the heel in the Prov- ince. Fized rate of seeesonnent. tLire Stock insured at its full value wbethee' on the farm or not. No trouble to make adjust- ment& IL McILWA IN, NU Attest to Colborne NOTICE "ncia TBAT Aint Szeirffrnean ININIENNI. IWO beresseskInmpegew FOR SALE. POR SALE. -A GOOD MIIA:H r COW. Apply to Mita 0..1. SHAW Me - abet Is etreei. - - VOH, SALE. -RANGE, HEATER, 1 Dino° and other ankles of household furniture. Ago the house and lot are offered for .ale. MRS. PENNINGTON, Modems street. &-NOR SALE. - PORTABLE 14 H.P. 1 Kenn engine to fir.t-clase working order. Will drive separator with self feeder and blower. Also A Parts cutUng box for filling Wee. on trucks and hi feet piping; water wagon and tank. pemo and hose. 2300 will boy the entire outfit. My reamer. for senior at tide /artifice is diet I Imre porclueed a thresh- ing oatet. JAMES CHISHOLM. Dunlop. 10-tL NEIN ADVERTISEMENTS -Sept. dith. Pars. Vacuum C1eseer-Oew beggies. . . 5 Dreessneklag- llhis Grace Honore rib sad WM Ida McLeod. . • Marked Corneae- F. L Berlette. . 5 New Fall Merehmidlre-D. Miller a Son . 3 Werere Fahr O. T. R. . .... 5 ()ow for Sale -Mrs. O. J. ease ..... . lovilatnon no See Om New Fall "'Sris- The Sum. ........... Leman I.- Fennel' Year Hems alliederNEWIp - 1.1. Hohn A liannio-Thae. R. Wallis. ..... 1 Pandora Range Hawaii Hardware ( 'ca. 2 Ready Is the ttataberord -Redgens Bios 8 Wasted-M.1mm Mfg. Co. .. Yoe Sale -Mr. Peaelagton 1 Boum ter Mle W Acheson & :1 Reader H. T. Edward. Sere. per cent. Debenture. -National Flamm Co., Limited . Five Good Pointe- Fred Rant. .• . 8 Amami:earn t Mimos Deargh. 1 Apprentkes Wanted -Mies Campos/L. „ OfftoScbool McLeen Bros, . Desirable Itoildeme. for Sale -A. G. Near.. Goder lea tedium rial Ex hi bides New Star Theatre -J. A. Coble - Canadian Salt CO. . . ............... reeler) . Pandora Rams Look for This Label --Canada Watch for Our Exhibit -Hirer 430/0/114/0 Kaagine and Machinery le. . , WOOD FOR BALE. -THE UNDER - V V SIGNED have for sale a quantity of wood suitable foe fuel, hard. gator mixed. mostly in 14 -inch lengths Will deliver a- required. Full measure -DS feet 10 1.5. oord. WM. RILL & SON. Benmiller O. Ooderich Rural phone 00. MAIL FOR SALE UR TO RENT FOR SALE. -A BUILDING LOT on Newgate street Apply to F. J. PRID M 410-0 ROUSE FOR SALE. -THE COM- FORTABLE and commodious house of W. Acheron. cc Trafalgar street. Modern convenience. ; kood ',labia; fruit trees. Apply to WILLIAM At HES iN & SON. P BARGAIN -THE UNDERSIGNED 11 fora quick sale IA offering his farm of mo awe& 101.. o and N. Goderich townehip, at • breath. This farm * • good one mid will be mid en eve tame. For further particulars apply 11108. 11. WALLIS, Goderich. 100 R S A LE. --STORY- AND -A -HALF .12 frame house. with [Bebe°. woodshed and amide. in Um village of Auburo. Atari WM .MUTCH. Auburn. 70.0 L-10 R SALE.-TAVO-STORY HOUSE 1.." oo Keay,' street. containing ten now, has mod aro bathroom, furnace and electric usher ; tborougble repaired from cellar tome; 1.11 101 and all barn with mass fruit. Apply to W. R. PINDER. HAL FOR SAL& -LOT 6, 4TH CONCER- N SION. A.bfldd ; 21111 acre, brick hankbare, brick haute, good eichani. well watered. Cheap for geick era Apply to MILS -49.1E-1. PEER'S, Dungannon. pOR SALE OR TO RENT.-HOUSb 1: on Klein avowals. near South .treet. Mod- ern coorreOltiKee. Apply to W. R. ROBERT. SON. Victolia street REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. We have for sale about thirty town len, prices ranging from $50 upward.. also three cottages and other dwelling and a few farms. PROUDF(NYT. HAYS & EILLORAN, fled. nth Oat 11411 roR SALE, -LARGE DOUBLE r hems oe lot We. West otter; also east halite* Ai, Arthur street, Dederick A WY 1011/2 DOYLE, _Wept steer. or sebmit offers to J. ILAWEIN& 721 211115 avenue S. W. South Edneedes. Anise& 34-11 Bel DENTIAL PROPERTY FOR .1.1, MALI- The emblems. with fear lete. formerly kimera as the A ./AcD. Allan propertp, caner Cameros aed Region atreet& Goad briar beam. two storm In eret-cLose repair : modem esereeiersea Grounds planted with variety of Melee fruits. OSS sidle best atter in 0o=eth. Reasonable term& Y AN. Geri FOR SALK-FIVE ACRI114 OF taws=. eart ot tot L R. W.. Coriberee cearetyr cof Harm. Os tee prearey are a term dwelling Mew awl • welt eiteaLi * muse erbad. Close tn setae& noir from Myren, outailic• and Wawa Sim race ter a retired farmer. Tic preportites loam te Mia D. Cementer, can bs tad trom A. A. WILLI1.MB, Duerr Oat Ott MENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED A by the owlientied,er either ef them esr the poshase mnwememiere thhe Amer.Irin44Leeet MUokrft, een ,e&wane& neetabilast Me aerm. more w lersi. The boar nors are in fair essidltion,MA emit is a en the tarot J, W. OMITH. ritrantgioe. 81110. Werhalert. lementer. *11 EARN FOR SALL-TES NAST lialt Isisaisionle the Siorth Add. Easters el t%, OM- eiet al a trams Med bare ham is ormartir AUCTION SALES. ?sit RDA Y. Sept. 13. -Executoradale of tarsi property (Forty awe.) to the township of Gude- rich. belonging to the estate of the late Claris uspber Lembertus. THoes. 01:NDKY. auctioneer Moe os,•. Sept. 22. -Sale of west half of lot fl.. Lake read conosesion east. nterder town- ehip. carateinior 85 aorm at Mira Elliott'. hotel. Bayard. at 3 °clock p. m. M. U. CA M EKON . yeador's retrace. Thur. titTerler . audimeer. 000ERICH MARKETS. TRUINIDA T. Sept. 41.5. Fall wheat, per nelb 3 0 21 tog 0 83 Buck wheat, pm be* illaPers. PePee0281.0rhvabbindi U 48 to 0 * 8 33 0 MO to 081) o 4.5 to 0 42 Berkey. per Mob. .. Sereentours, plows eo UU to 2300 iir.Flourri":.perapsteurmil:st. 1128.6r Slat."4 3 115 to 20. nacre. per tea 2 tr) Go 341) 22 00 to 220 23 00 to 23 00 Hay. per ton, Dew. 15 VI 1.4 IA AO Straw en Wood. prima -. . . ......... • ;337 itf it on 0 re es 0 15 old ciseee&Per per Ily 0 1ii to u21 New thecae. 0 18 tri 000 Eggs, fresh. per dee 6 21 to 0 24 Appiee. per bbl 1 00 to 130 New Pewees. per boabel..... . 0 75 to 1 If (:etrie, oreltul to good. per cwt4 30 to 3 30 flog 93•6115:0 5° t I. ott :0 961I 0 ° 6 4:2 57:3 Cattle, export, per owl, 40)1.0 Sheep, par mit.. Lambs. pot* Tallewrer lb •• ' a. " iiidetuart . 3 00 to 1> 41) 50 IIIMENCE ARD EARN PROP ZifinLit-l055 plS orsit WA•riebei eine emir 1111,1111blizar WA1.1 " ntr- PUBLIC NOTICE. fel 11. CARRICK, GODERICH. ONT., • Nelson and Albert streets. First -clam mintier. paperhanging. decorating. etc. FIRES8MAKING.-THE UNDER - .4.7 SIGNED will receive orders for die, making and tailor-made suite at Mir.. Hot• meth'. residence on Raglan street. near Bay field reed. MISS GRACE HOGG ARTH and MISS IDA MciLIDUlt 71-21 LUST OE POUND SUMMER SPURTS. Lawn Bowling. A local tourn•inent in Scotch doubles, in which ten beams took part, was the attraction at the West street Immo on Labor Day. The first prize, a pair of beisotiful earring sets. was W( n by J A. Rumball and 0. F. Carey. Second prise, two metal coffee pota, went to F. Woods and H. Col- borne. The consolation prize. two gold -bowl berry spooss, was won by Rev. Jos. Elliott end W C. Pridhatu. tiodericb was represented at the Walkerton bowling tournament by rink stemposed of T. Mc Del molt, W. Lame, F. J. Butland and Dr. Hunter i.kip). Dr. Hunter inototed up, taking his family with him ; the other mem- bers of the #mik went up iu Mr. But - land's car. The Goderich rink got into the seini-anals in both matches, but lost on each 'occaeion. In the trophy match they defeated two Wiarton rinke, Lucknow and Walker- ton and then lust to another Wiarton rink. In the consolatton match they won from Su -littoral and Mitchell and lost their lest genie to Waterloo. Lacrosse. The lacrosse season in Goderich ended in a fizzle. teoderich went to St. Marys on Labor Day and were de- feated ray a score of 13 to 3. See,' al of the regular team were unable to play, Harry Belcher. who was ill, being especially missed. 8t. Marys mune here on Wednes- day. In the first quarter of play, Gude> ich put it all over the' visitors, scoring four goals t.0 none. Lavelle, of the ter."Msrys team, was badly hurt and was disabled for the rest of the game. and Page was taken off the Goderich team to even up. In the second quarter St. Marys made a score and Godericb added another. masking the total score 5 to 1. Sbortly after- wards Stricker. tbe Sr. Marys centre player, injured his kneecap, and during the delay which followed the St. Marys men went off the field, re• toeing to continue play. The specta- tors who bad paid their money 1.0 .14 the game were of course greatly die - a ppoin ted. That the game was ;lot awarded to Godericb by the default cf St. Marys calls for some explanation, and the fact appeases to be that.. Goderich had disqualified themselves hy play ice outsiders at St. Mena. At spy rate, although we do net know wbat official action has been taken, it is understood here that eiL. Marys hes won the round. LOST OR STRAY Z D. JJ MONTH&OLD mine deg. Airmen te name -Sandy.- Information regarding it will be gratefully received 57 00. 0. STURDY. EXECUT ORS' SALE. EXECUTORS' SALE OF VALUABLE FARM BY .AUCTION. The executor, of the estate of the late Mia. Hall will sell by public section at tbe AUBURN HOTEL in the village of Aubern oe SATURDAY. SEPT. 6.12>3, at 3 cielock in the afternoon: Tbe farm telemeter to the end tistota, eon - Mathes of M6 acres of land. more or lees w art of lot 30 aed lots 40 and II rooceleskrobeir. Belbett. 0.du prinalars. which is .11 >0 one block. there le • good brick bowie in spieodid repair. haa elate roof. rood cellar. furnace. and mom convenismas then usually found in • farm boom. The bare 11115x.511 es stone 85)- I5, with • craw shed 0.x32. also on a atone vrl.Ales • lame drive sited Most 351t0. a M¶,5,j.5per-pen and otbor outhulidinge. is about two acres et orchard- cheerier. Pinata and amass. The farm 4. 10 • good state .1 oaltivetion. Froom are rood, of the place is exceptionally well watered. There is an artesian well at tbe tweets which also Anpplian the barn. niers be elm a never -falling spring. welch waters the pasture Beide. Tenn. at Mae. -rim per cent of pennies mosey tti be paid or arranged for at the time a Nair. balance edible thirty dayr. or an amount equal to MR a the nerchase money may female oo 0100(5(5 (0 snit purchaser. H. H. HILL. I1II0.H.BALL. THOMAS GU:otril.... Executer& A ExEccroNs SALE Or VALUABLE FARM. PROPERTY i FORTY ACRES) IM THE TOWNSHIP OF OODERICR. The executers of the Met will 'owl trument at the nos Chriatopher Lamborn.. will offer for oaleM perk= at the Caton hotel. Groderleb. en ber 13. let& at 2 Odor p. Ns.. the taikrWinirglatrja namely Lot abut ewe la the esesed ceaseredm of 151 .514 tamer* of_ Orherieli wrier In( the seribMeterly %ANEW esit off br the coratinus tori ef etbe easterly beasedary line of lot tardok:'C'eastemeine, la Ore town of Gado re& 1111 Mere the boundary line between Weems kuag and wren ewe hundred m Mal( 1.04 eememiee. In lb! said te▪ wseate erlehl, sad the Ma thwasierly trims% cif maid let one hundred sad ISYPO. ret aR be Me further roatinuetien of said arcade Ismadary Veer lot twelve, 'N.' emewsdert. tin tt meets the beerier, line boleros* let three In the sensed egnesersa .ad said ler met misdeed see seven Mai Iasi eseesestea. is the ma teereate .f Golielish, emulates teserier forty aeres et rad mens er 1.... ry altered ier prowls. tows or TIM tare et Toub* tceres 1117 ranterge eeend .. &WA seen he • partire. lade erasable oreeree. It Is at the reams time in freer, menet an ww.gad le woman NOW 5.14ssillrtr,.d..11714* Olt the 'era Mese Pa bate 405 0' sea eseilmo Mee bent awl lillaW*,-Ilerla h alal Nam& sad has a *Webs Pease ee- isesire. TERNIe OF saii -Tee per (If= per ohms erearay 10be par en the the browns avithia t5t81 &a a7vrr.bur.0..= rito1 'arcrir. wandumfutorciam mom SA 0 JIMMY •maidearIer. Ode ANNOUNCEMENTS. The Mime, Donogb will sell by private sale in tbOt spartcoents in the Bedford black, from tbe 4th until the 12th of September, several articles of furnitute, including coal range in arst-cltuis conditirn, and gasoline range almost new. A meeting for Protestants will he held in the Temperance Hall, North sueet, on the evening of Monday. September 8t5, commencing a1. b o'clock. Rev. W. A. Fish. of Owen Bound, who is • Methodist minister of twenty-ftve years' standing, will give his lecture on "Romea Aggression in Our Homes and Public .Schools." No admission fee will be charged and the public. both ladies and gentlemen, are cordially invited to Word. A good choir will lead the singing. Come and Fill the hall, 70-21. BAD FIRE AT McGAW. JOHN STEVENS ANO WARNER WALT ER THE LOSERS. Fire Starts from Burning Rubbish and Destroys Waiter's Barn and Stevens' House, Barn and Driving Shed - D. P. R. Sutton in Danger, but le Saved. A disastrous Ore tack place on Tues- day afternoon in Oolborne townehip, iu the sicinity of McGaw station Ol) the C. P. B. From some bunting rubbieh on the felon of Warner Walter, on the division line, the straw stack took ftre and tben the barn. whielt was completely detaroyed, along with the controls A burning shingle was carried a quartet of Hi mile to the roof of John Stevens' barn, from which the tire spread to the house and driving shed, and all three buildings were burned down. Some of the furniture in the house was saved. One of Mr. Stevens' horses WAS burned to death and another badly scorched. The crops and implemente were burned. Mr. Stevens bad $1,21.10 insurance. Mr. Walter lost three horses . and a dug, his implements and bis crops, in- cluding 400 bushels of wheat, 700 bushels of oats and twenty tone of hay. Mr. Walter is out West and it is not known here * hat hie int urance is. The wind was blowing the tiro over the C. P. K. station heutie, aad only for the work of Use yard engine ciew ft -out Godericb it., too, „would have been burned. Much sympathy ie felt for Meseta. Stevens; and Walter in the severe losses they have sustained. LOYAL. THURSDAY, Sept. 4 Our school bas reopeced with mite Ida Barkley, of Dungannon. in charge. Mies Irene Young left Monday for Welland, where she lute secured a school for the coming term. Misses Edith Glen and Alice Clark have enrolled as students at. the 0 C. T. This is Miss Alice's first term, and we trust ebe will make good advance- menL Loyal was well represented at the lawn social held at Carlow Wednes- day evening. Although the nig!)l was not the finest we have seen, sorb we enjoyed ourselves and bed a good Slipper. Mr. Gilder" and daughter Elsie left Monday last on the harvesters' ex- cursion. They go to Binsearth, Man. Mint Leretto Young has resumed her duties as teacher et Parkhill. Mrs. Babb is staying with her parent*, Mr. and Mrs. McMillan, after • delightful lake trip with bar hus- band. Capt.. Cbaa. Babb. Mach sympathy ie felt for the Walter aod Stevens families, who suffered by their buildings being destroyed by fire during the early part of the week. *Tates Oirrillundse A new one -A hit ? Originated by ay. Imperial Cafe, H. T. EDWARDS. FALL FAIRS. AUBURN. HEST pitli313 PAID POR ALL II elude of fberl. 11Ptrova WM* 1hurdays. ante. 3.I. Adhere. THURSDAY, Sept 4th. :sire. John Wil,on, }Lobel t Buchanan, Ww. Jackson. John Logan and Mrs. Logan. Jas. Webster and Hr. Web- ster left on the honteeeek eta' excureion on Tuesday to visit fiancee in the Prairie Provincee. Mr. Prior bas completed the brick- work on the new manse. The following are at the Toronto Exhitition this week : E Poo-, G. Sturdy, J. Hoare, A. Yungblut, Mr. and Mee. Wm. Patterson, Mrs. John Wright, Mies A. Stiudy, Miss M. Jackson, Mist M. Fingland. W. Wray and sister, former resi- dents:were visiting at Jas. Carter'. over Labor Day. Our scbool teacher. A. Shockleton. Sae returned. and opened school en Tuesday. Wm. Jasper Dottie is all smiles -a baby boy has arrived. Walkerton . Exeter ....Sept. 15, 16 Lietowel MepL 16. 17 Mitchell Sept. 16, 17 Zurich .. ... .. . Sept. 17. 11,1 GODERICH ..... MICPT. 17. 1S. 19 Lasekeow .... . Sept. IS, 19 Kine.ardine ..... flepL 18. 19 Seaforth Sept. IR. 19 Stretford .......... .. .. . Sept 18,19 .... 1%W •••• Sept. 2a, Ill Sept. ak la Rept. Ilk al Sept Ws, le las K irk • N ilverten.. ........ - . @pt. II IS Illytk . Sept ID. Oet. 1 Depeptutsten .0et. 01118. 1. II Oat 4 . • • • • .. • • • •. • • • • .• • • Ont. 1. II MAFEKINU. ‘WEDNEMDAY, Sept. 3 O. NEWS OF THE WERK.-Mr. and him Jas. Aletiyatd. of Dumeatinan. spent, e few dIys at the home of Mrs. John Saunders .Tbe funeral of the late Robert Blake last Tuesday was well attended. Among thole prevent from a distance were Win. H. Johnston and wife, of Kippen;Jas. Thotnpson and wife, of Nile, and Thos. Roech, of Holyrood ...... J.4C. Stotbers hell left for Toronte to take up his duties as teacher in Fern ave. public echool George Brooks and family. if Clark. visited nt the home of Mr*. Wm. 5 others over Surdey. A tuong t hose a ho a re Roe. to Tcronto Exh Lion are Mr. and Mrs. Rich. Johnston. Mr. and Mrs John Blake and Mr. and Mee. Thoe. Blake Miss MaryHakcu. Haekett. of Zion, has been duly in- stalled as leacher in the school herr. ..Sam Kilpatrick had the mist irt une to lose a valuable herse from blond po•soning . ...C. E. Stinhers left, on Monlay to atterd Winghain High Schon 1 George Saitoders vieited friends at NVeet field on Sunday. • PERSONAL MENTION. Mrs. J. E. Jordan. of St Thomas,. was visiting 1,10.4. 4* Lowe las week. Mts. H. Jonc lied daughter Rowse* have returned from • vidt of two week* to Mr. and 30,.. Enter Kneediew at Owen Sound. • C . 00. Swanson and family, of Wlechus were In town over Labor Day holiday deities at the home of Magee. SWIliellOu. Bruce street. Mies Hellen Fard lett on Monday for New oaattie, to take the poettlas of principal of the itgb I/Moot there. KM Ford, who is • daugh ter of Rev. J. Z. Ford. Li 00* et • very few lady high school prin..ipal. In this Province. Mr. and Mn David Precise, Gadericb town, ship.left oe Tueselay for a daft to their dough ter, Jonathan Thompose, Whitby town. •hip. They rinsed staytug oveiot Toronto to take in tbe Exhibition. Mimed Jeanie and Edith Young. Lighthouse etreet. are vletting In Toronto. Mim Kate Ford left oa Tuesday mornier to take charge cif her dames 10 the Clinton Col legiate institute. Doting Um vacaucan Mies Ford attooded the Art School at Toronto. *entr- ies ber certificate 55 art .peciall.t. Judge Holt. hint sod Mies Holt vent a few days last week at Niagara Yana Fordwich Record : Mr. and Mr, Jobe Cutt. of Goderich. were Indian...the letter part ot w -k and over Sunday at the homes of John SDI Ae.a. K.biesna. ruiner Time.: Mier Mildred Horton has re- turned home after dolling in tioderich. Mr. and Mr•t J. P. Brown have beep spend- ing a week In Toronto. Stradian left on Tuesday laic for • trip to Yanooiner and the Pacific Mr. and Mr... Mew Cox and children. wt have been ',letting for some months at the rest deuce or Mn. Samuel Cox. leave on Vrttley tor Hamilton, en route to Chair home in Chicago. Philip Horton, of tbe Hank of Montreal, Port hope. spout a few days with be mother, Mrs. Horace Horton. J. A. 8uthet4.od has relented to Toronto after aonk day visit ere and 31...Motherland. who tied been siemdiltg severe/ mooting .1 150 home of her parents. Mr. rod Mrs. Wm Coats. returned with Min. Miss Rennie, 01Milverton, and Maw Beryle tamper, of Cludon, spent a week evading with Mr. and Mr.- A. J. Cooper. A. J. Cooper lett today for Toronto, wheru he expecte to .pend a wick. Mr. and Mna George McVicar returned from Toronto on Weenesday after :pending • few Clay. there. D. McLachlan left on Monday to take up the duties of senior teacher io the public school at Alsrden. Mn. Elog.wood•aad McN•Ult1,1"3”. GODERICH FAIR. UREA T EVENT 15 ONLY 'TWO WEEKS AWAY. This Year's Exhibition Promises to Be the Best Yet -Special Attraeliorre Already Secured and Directors Are Looking Out for More -Note the Dates and Keep Them for the Big Fair. The posters are out announcing the (inlet RAI Industi lel Exhibition for Wednesday. Tnuisday -and Friday, September 17, le and 19. It iudicatione count for anything, the Goderich fair will be ra greater event thio year then ever before. Entries already recei ved and inquiries being made show aii increased and more widespread inter est, and we may look for a grand dieplay' el the pro- ducts of the district. Some special exhibits, such as that of the American Road Machine Co., will give the fair an added irupoceance this year. making it more than ever before the greatest district fair in Western Ontario. Intending exhibitors are requested to make their entries ati s early apassible Prize lists, entry forme, etc., rusty secured front the secretary, J. Ade* Fowler. Goderich. The directors did not leave the secur- ing of special attractions to the last luau this year, but early in the season engaged some first -clans features,. in- cluding the Balton trout]] of aeriel acrobats, also De R nzo and Leduc, who give a funny and clever perform- ance. The attractions committee are • atilt on the lookout for aciaitional feature', and the remitation of the Goclei felt in 11,.., respect will be Leaden. and Wm Mimeo Minnie &W. Hilda kvillIWpebteasiabast. amstcb. White. of lbw:Awry, were the gum& 01eernen have been getting J'IL Adana.' Para ausst. "ring • vial l• ready for the fair fot several weeks, towu tins weeir. Grafton Burdette. of the Bank of Commerce. and the speeding contests promise to Euler, spent Laoor Day in Diem be of spaced intereeL There will be a Hilton Sehnler left on Tueeday for Kinenr• dine. to take a position there. Dr. Mabee le spending a few day. wish his 1"thfieafeoriatht GEausposiaapcitorue: Mimes Alice and Bessie Waite. of Uodorieb. are the guests of their grandmother, Mre. Andrew Archibald. sr. Ripley Express: Lizzie Poulton. the popular clerk at the pt ,toeice. L.. holidaying In Toronto and Goderieh. GroCindiffalreW. Pi1.144.1"11. ;heLrrre lisevetadYe"beetdn epeaT orrringw WOMAN'S HAIR his vacation Mu Itle brother. U. M. ilhams .50 is 0(15the Talbot Consiruction co. Cid. ford had a 511500004 (4010 at engineerinx and ,sr. he a. glad to get back to Ins @piths, at. „ the Collegiate. Maw "Ellen Jane has returned' from a Vied' f, her smut at Mitchell. Mr-. Eldridge and her ...tar. Bovair, Parisian Sage .Stops Fall iwer, at Wharton over suede,. Miss Boron. is ,pending • week's holidays there. good program of speeding events for both Thursday and Friday. If the weather man will only favor the event, the Goderish Industrial of 1103 will probably make a new record for large attendance and all-round eucces., Si. AUGUSTINE. WIIDNEthiiAlr, Sept. 3rd. Al es Rose McGuire visited Goderich friends last week. Mies Kele Brophy left last Saturday for Chetham, where she intends train- ing for a nurse. William Henry is threshing for the farmers in Otis vicinity this week. Quite a number of young people from this vicinity attended the picnic at Clinton last Wednesday. Ambrose Brophy and Wilbert] Kinahan, jr.. are taking in the Tor- onto Exhibition this week. School opened again on Tuesday with Miss Sullivan as teacher. A number of young people from this vicinity and around Donnybrook enjoyed • corn -roast in Wallace's grove lest Tuesday etening. Mim A1ioe Well., of Baltimore. and Wan. Walsh. of Washington. visited at Wm. MeAllister's last week. From • Western Subscriber Glalchie. Alta_ AO,. Ott I. 1311 nig SIOPIAL, -Enclosed find 91.00. trubseription renewal to your paper. Though away from Goderici: several years 1 find tummy interesting items in The Miguel every week. Harvesting getting into owing here and spleodid crops Yours truly, W. Oofttion MADE GLORIOUS. • Ells Goldthorpe left Monday morn int to talie charge of a -05001 .1 Marshy 'Ile, In Wel- land county. 1011.4 "Ore Goldthorpe is vi-iting relatives at Croksarille. Mi -s Reynolds of Tomnto. haa returne to town and is mantle with Mine 'ompbeli io her millinery core. 116i. Campbell has returned frona a vi -it at Toronto. Ms and Mr-. C. 01:alui.ley returned on Toes - dot from their wedding trip. Mk. Baker has returned to Detroit after a ,t,7,.fits. Mr. and Mrs. John Raker. ::Ro.487.: A. Walter took tart In the lacrosse match at $t. Marys oa alondwy and from there went to Toronto 13 r dutim teacher in one of the public schools of that Flew. Sharman left on Mon lay to ,pend • week in ror Jot°. Ssik.11 aw-ai on a trip 1.3 the Mr. S. Auden...or and family. Victoria street. have ret timed home after spending, the 'holi- days at M &It rm. Mr. and Mrs. Pote and children. of Toronto. apent a few days in town. Walter Sattoders. of Waterford, spent Lab w Day in town. Geo. Thurlow. of Port Arthur. is spending hie ho,idays in town. W. R.Grigg.who wa resent', tran,ferred from tah.e.locamoineranbr.chbof. wtivehe Ba"nimgkohfoMliothintresly. lo (0town.. Preeton mug left for Toronto on Tuesday to at end the School of Pha rn try. Louis Carey, of the Bent of Commerce. Lon- don. is *pending his bolidays lo town. G. M. Doe, of New York. 1. spending • few days here. Mr.. Dos will retato to New York with him. Mni. L. E. Reentry and VUllfrid are away on trip to Milwaukee on the stakaler PC)17.64- ian. which te commanded *Capt. A. McGre- gor. Mrs- Dancey's brother-in-law. Mrs. D. McDonald and Mina Evelyn Merlyn • ar are spending • week in Toronto. Mr. Downton len by steamer City of Detroit on Saturday to vh•it her dauriter, Mrs. W. D. I 'COX. at Lesininirt0h. Max Robertson returned (0 Windsor oo Sat- urday to renime her school duties. P. B. -I goad with nonsideraMe inter- est 15. 1.441... of R. R. Mallows on the West, mod differ nosseidinebily with some of hie remarks, but remember Ikea be Wrote only either trims hearsay or as a mead observer. so be had not time to *Way emilitlosse in their els- Oirely WIl Ing flair and Dandruff. Nothing so detracts from the at- tractiveness of women as dull, Laded, lustreless hair. There is no excuse for this condition nowadays, because notice is hereby given to feeders of The Signal that Parisian. Sage, the quick -acting hair reetorer, Is sold with a ,noney hack guarantee at 50 cents a large bottle. Since its introduction Into Canada, Parisian Sage has had ,an immense sale, and here are the reason.: It is safe and harm'ees. Contains no dye or poisonous lead. It cure. dandruff in two weeks, by k 'nine 11'.' dandruff gertn. It stops falling hair. It p1> unp.ly stops itching of the, scalp It makes the hair soft and luxuriant. It gives life and beauty to the hair. It is not sticky or greasy. It is the &tinted. perfumed hair tonic. It is the hest, the most pleasant and invigersting hair defaming made. Fight sby of the di uggist who offers you a substitute. He is unworthy of your confidence. Made only in Canada by the R. T. Booth CG., Ltd., Furt Erie. Ont. The girl with tbe auburn hair is on every package. All reliable druggists, department stores and toilet goods counters have Parisian Sage Hair Tonic. The Kiri with the auburn hair is on every package. E. R. Wigle guarantees it. The many friends of Thomaa ( ummina. of Sc Augustine, will be pleased to hear 5, 1* on the road to oonigete recovery. Mho Mary H. Mullim'of New York enjoyed ▪ visit with her aunt. Mrs M. °mann., be fore returning 4.0 15. great city. Hrs. Hawthorne. of Winnipeg. and M.. Rose Merreitt, of London, were visiting ft lends in town this week. Mre. Lena McCarthy has returned from • two weeks' visit at Detroit. Mr. end Mrs. F R Hodgen. and Mies Doris have returned from a trip to Muskoka Melville Jeffreys is bone, from V, ind- o or for bolidays. 11 Earl Elliott has returned to Moleirworth to take charge of his school. The Nimes Marion and Jean Bogie have returned from • inonth's Vital to Toronto. Mies Margaret Lawsres le visitiog in Detroit Mr. and Mre J G. Bulimia have returned to Toronto fatter a visit, with their eon, F J. Botland. onMtors. D Meltherrhy is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Harry Marvell. in Tor - ii,. and Mee Howard 0. Nader tat Monday afternoon on a month's trip silents/1i the West and BABA Colom- bia. Annual Western Excursions. The G. T. R. announces its annual Western excursions. the going dates being Thursday. Friday and Saturday, September 11. 12 and 73. Returning the starting point timid be reached by September '/It. Rates as follows; $ 3,70 rs.2e 11.110 6.10 K156 7.95 6.00 Port Huron Detroit, Cbicago Bay City Cleveland Grand Rapids Saginaw Minneapolis or Nit Paul 214.40 Tbe love of liberty is the love of others; the love of power 11 15. love of ourselves.- Haslitt Mr and Mire Ch.. Doty and eon *pent hoot week in Toronto Mee Lillian McManus left on Mon- day to take charge of In r school near Branipton. Mies Brimicombe left on Monday few Ansberstburet, where .5. >. engaged.. schoolteacher Miss Augusta Macleod has goes. 10 Niisseare-oo-tb•-Lake, where abe hag a position en the high school idiot? Rev. W K. H and Mre _Hager left oMeadoy re speed a mentli Milder at bear lerr rerteere Teri 5. fieseare Bay :rnriv win r who naa WW. 8;M ith them