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LEGAL
I)IWU1)POUT. HAYS & K1LUSH
i AN. Lemmata, .otleitor+. notaries •wbile.
=ma h Um Marturce Court. etc. Privets
hay to lmd at lowed rats d loiterer.
odes. Hast aide $quare. Godatie . W
rrt,L oPOUT, lis C.. R. C. HATS. J. L
h- ILLuiLt S.
the Line -Jerome Placed Under
Arrest for Gambling
Harry K. Thaw will be produced
before the full King's Bench, appeal
aide. at Montreal, neat Monday
Meantime he may be detained at
Coaticook or at Sherbrooke, or taken
to Montreal on a moment's notice. et
the dlacretlon of the faalgrstlon
authorities. Two of his counsel. J. N.
Greenshields and N. K. Leilamme,
obtained a double writ -habeas cor-
pus and prohibition -at Montreal last
Friday- and whirled in a special train
Into Coaticook, where not long be-
fore the Immigration authorities bad
ordered Thaw's deportation from the
Dominion.
Counsel for Thaw prepared a special
train to carry him to Montreal 1 -
edlately atter the issuance of the
e
pmt but it was discovered that such
'tate was unnecessary. A special train
However. was called into use to rush
pie habeas corpus document from
Montreal to Coaticook Immediately
atter Mr. Justice Cross and Mr. Jus-
tice Gervais had granted the writ.
Thaw's lawyers played a trump card
4n thus securing a stay in the pro-
ceedings which bid fair early last
week to burry him back to Matteawan.
Judge Hutchinson of Sherbrooke found
that he could not Legally be held in
fail on the charges which bad been
Made against him and ordered his
release. As Thaw left the courtroom
e was taken to charge by Dominion
Immigration officers and hurried to
Coaticook where he was given a bear-
ing and ordered deported on the
(ground that be entered Canada by
stealth and had been In an asylum less
than five years ago It was then that
his lawyers secured a stay in the pro -
(*Mints by appealing to Montreal.
A side Issue of the famous case was
the arrest of William Travers Jerome,
Legal representative of New York
State, at Coaticook for gambling.
Jerome readily acknowledged having
played a game of poker' for small
stakes with some newspapermen in an
automobile while awaiting the de -
'Melon of the immigration officers.
The gambling charge was laid by a
private cltizkn.
Jerome was honorably acquitted on
Monday by Magistrate Mulvena who
apologized for the humiliation to which
he had been subjected. When acquit-
ted Mr. Jerome thanked the Court,
spoke flatteringly of his reception in
Canada, and added that he did not
attribute his arrest and brief Im-
prisonment to the thinking people of
the Dominion.
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Ill.rTr t.liatar, �"� pwas` osa`e- CANADIANS BEM SHOTS
66..ww fou Sues:, (JetdesieR tJitrd door fro.,
'�11AHLE$ GAKIiv'W, LLB., BAR
, itierrnit. attorney, seltetter. fill . Osde
urs. Mi+ey te lend at rew.at rats.
AUCTIONEER,
1141OMAS GUNDRY
1 AVCTIUStKR
Floc 1 .Oe6eriak All Wtraotloos by mu
ie tdt at Maaal ice will be araesatel .i
creed ;u. Jtesideem teiepsone lit+
INSURANCE. LOANS. ETC.
YPRIVATE FUNDS TO
7 U,000 Rea. Ap•4 te M. 0. CAA&
z6U\. tismater. Homilies street. Ciadarlah.
i1 • IL ROBERTSON.
INSURANCE AOLNT.
ilea Arco lssuT,R'ea : Bttithh, Csaati•a sou
American.
L:'nu.JR. aa;at,aw AND aa&mors ra leashM,
n t :Ibe (aura AeaYst and Oaarees rc
waauon. tradtsd. et lm•iw. Nag.
r,uury Aar, Gt:AtAxtsa Lowes : Tae U.b.
Fidelity sad Guarantee t)aataay.
tsars si sortimast carom
Vie-
t 'ria andel St. IJaHl. msest. od171.
lIcK1LLOP MUTUAL FIRE IN
..JL e t.' H A N C t C oarsa sad idolater
i'repsrty iseat.L
canes. -J. B..ataaa. Pree., 8satarth P.O..
h.. •.oaasgy. %lamPras.. dirriali 1'. O.;
Hamm 8. mays. sea.T1s .. aeea•rta P. O.
Oueesar--U. P. )toOee/ttr, liesadrta ; Juan
lav e: it re. N tatatrep; W mom= Itlan. Csastaact-.
taw Jure webs seedheses; James Erases
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ala arueiadd.
Arista : e. w. lam ; R. aeaiA
Mai iota' William (-lien•ey. 8ostarti ;
4rhstlar. $entts< I'waawy- ewers sea par
asasarsea, ars deft Used seeds reseddra a.
8 J. Itanad a Charges Steno. Ysier. et at tJ.
W lace ,J.eoer) ar erne street. UMM4eb.
IIAERLAOE LICENSES
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GUULMILH. unr.
LigsLE. of X4711RIAGI I.UC10480i.
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gDPORD BLOCK BAILBILB SHOP.
-TiAJ b mil-taewn ant pester land
saws its pause tis ban aerates r A•vtae•
7- OW ..kAlled eeladelrea•
lttiwis edit M sppssiairL SL L.
rspetsess.
•
Seth Quick and Permanent Strength.
It yw are run down or tired out,
tf
you, Ake cold easily.have no appetite.
ate Losing flesh or have other evdenoe
•4 low cried vitality, try our MacLeod's
hystc'm Renovator under our guaran-
ty 1.4 refund tie peace paid if the
remedy fails to give enure satisfaction.
It aids digestion, tones up the ammo*
systria and rives hots quick and per-
manent results. One dollar a bottle.
Manufactuied by MseLeod Mediehle
. (; d..kh, Opt. For sate t'y lis H.
Wed,.
Brophey Bros.
(MJDEKICH
The Leading
Funeral Director's
sad Embalmers
Qr'dsee e*refwlly atbemdad 1,
fit all bones. .ice oft Say
Captured F'rat Three Pr.zes at Inter-
national Rifle Meet
By winning the individual Palma
match with an army rifle at Camp
Perry. Ohio. Major George Hart Mc-
Miarg of the 6th Duke of Connaught's
Own Rifles. Vancouver. became the in-
lvldual champion of the world by
la
Matta total of 220 out of a possible
t26 on the 800, 900. and 1,000 yards
eanges. Captain Neill Smith of the
54th Regiment. Chatham. Out, was
second with a score of 220, and Lien -
tenant George Mortimer of the Can-
adian Army Service Corps. Ottawa.
was third with a score of 220.
Fourth, fifth and sixth 'laces were
won by American marksmen and an-
pther Canadian. Sergi. McInnes! of
Edmonton was seventh.
Switzerland won the International
team match. Frannie being second and
Canada seventh.
- The United States won the Palma
trophy again with a total score of 1.714
but of a possible of 1.800; ArgenUna
was second and Canada third.
Ex -King -Weds a Princess
Manuel. former King of Portugal.
was married at Slgmaringen. Germany.
(�easst Thursday to Princess Augustine
Vk'torla, daughter of Prince William
Of Hohenzollern. a relative of the Ger-
Man Emperor and one of the wealthiest
Men in Europe. The ceremony which
was a brilliant affair, was attended
by many persons of royal blood.
among them the Prince of Wales.
Manuel and Ms bride will make their
home in England.
Two Tragic Deaths
William O'Dell a widely known
horseman was kicked by a mare. Lady
Pako. which he was Miring at London
Pair and died in live minutee. The
accident occurred in front of the
grandstand.•
Herbert Purdy. a wealthy farmer
who lived near WardsviUe. was found
dead in his barn on Monday with bis
face shot of He had taken his shot-
gun out to kill a mink and supposedly
toucbcd the trigger while leaning over.
Fire Loss at Timmins
Several frame buildings in the older
section M the town of Timmins were
burned on Monday. the lode amount
lag to about 520.000. A child is be-
lieved to have lost Its life in the upper
story of the Ottawa Hotel.
Confervative Elected
Mr. George S. Henry. the Conser-
vative candidate. was elected member
of the Outset* I.egtslatur. for East
'York in Monday's bye.Meetion His
majority over Mr Albert Chamberlain
was about 600
N:
ONTARIO
.TuuMoAlf. Soot. 11,.101E ti
Clever fierier Had a Most Carefully
Worked Out Schema
The police In several Orta.., ec 'r;s
are now actively engaged
to locate James Ray, who is itrr;:a
around with him somethl:.a .e
512.000, which he secured from banks
In Hamilton, Galt, Berlin. Guelph and
Lindsay. lta; operates by the old
trick of a forged letter of introduction.
He represented himself as a Saskat-
chewan farmer, with letters of credit
from branch bank managers in the
west.
Early last week Mr. Saunders, man-
ager of the Union Bank at Guelph re-
ceived a letter from the Union Bank
at Saskatoon. The letter stated Mr.
Ray, a particularly good customer of
the t'nlon Bank of Saskatoon was go-
ing tq tape a tri t op Naives, end
that Guelph would be Included tri h1(
itinerary. Mr. Ray, the letter stand,
might fi
nd 1t necessary to draw on
his account while en the trip and the
amount required at Guelph would be
1n the neighborhood of 53,000. The
letter was signed by the manager and
,accountant and contained a specimen
signature of Mr. Ray. Living up to
his advance notices Ray arrived at
the bank Thursday and Identified him-
self as Mr. Ray, of Saskatoon. He
calmly cashed a cheque for 52.700,
appending exactly the same signature
, that the bank had received a few days
before from Saskatoon- He followed
the same method in the other cities
and worked so rapidly that he had
victitnlsed five branches before news
of his operations had been made pub-
lic.
Ray 1a reported to have worked his
game successfully at Brantford, Wood-
stock, Ingersoll. getting over two
thousand dollars from branch banks
In each of those places.
Awarded Genal Contract
The rontrsct for 8.etiou l of Ate
new Welland mal has been awards`
to M 1 O'Brian and Hugh Dwgka4r
for a,Froxhnately tee aauuoa douse&
A Mirk fog whieb a ereared • dee.
WApia was reepsasAfe for • eel.
hoa Apia es nos Mew York. stew Mired
sad tl
Esserd Unit mar
Czealbrwltk
fast and aRft pwsiY
JEWEL THIEVES CAUGHT'
Famous Pearl Necklace Mystery Par-
tially
antlally Solved by Arrests
Five men are under 'arrest at Lon-
don charged with the theft of the
fan••rrs 5675.0000 pearl necklace. which
was shipped by registered mail from
Paris to a jeweler named Myers of
London some time ago, and for which
tile police of Paris', London, Berlin,
enna and other cities have been
searching for several weeks. Some at
the pearls were recovered. One at
the prisoners, a jeweler, of Hatton
Gardena, named Joseph Grimed, was
captured at his place of business.
Three others, who gave the names of
Locket, Silvermann and Guttworth,
were caught near the British Museum
after having been tracked for mms
time. They gave the police a hard
fight before they were subdued.
WALL WAS WEAK
Error of Half Century Apo Cauasd
Peterboro Disaster
That the collapse of a wall care-
lessly built 50 years ago was the cause
of the disaster at the J. C. Turnbull
departmental store at Peterboro was
the opinion expressed by William
Langford at the inquest before Coro-
ner Greer. Mr. Langford inspected
the buildingg on behalf of the Trusts
and Loan Company while alterations
were in progress. His view was con-
curred in by W. J. Johnston. the con-
tractor in charge of the alterations
who examined the building atter the
accident and found that a weak wall
had collapsed.
Appointed Judges eet
Speaking before the American Bar
Association gathering at -Montreal, Ex -
President Taft launched out with no
uncertain stroke on the subject of the
appointment of the jMiraBp The
system by which judges are appointed
t iKI 1 d f tied b
or a was vgoronsy sen 7
the distinguished visitor who also as- ; JUST ARRIVED IN QQOEJtIeH.
sorted that in many states the dis-
graceful spectacle was presented of hi
aspirants for place* on the supreme . i•�~`
court bench openly appealing for popu-
lar support upon the plea that their j '
decisions would be In favor of one •
clans of Inc community as against an-
other.
Alb
CLARK'S
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PUDDING
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Ready b serve after bee
tins-nawi r -
psrsd for quality am* Lour.
nowt 'mate your time to preparation.
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KINCARDINE RIFLE SHOOT.
Four Teams Compete for Trophy -Kin-
cardine Wins
Kincardine, Sept. 5. -Four teams
entered the competition for the Dun-
Aelly--(Hark trophy on /Woodsy, via ,
Lucknow, Whitecbamb, Loch.l:h and
Kincardine, with the r.sult tbat the
trophy comes to Kincardine to he
competed for again next year. Thr
competitive nature cf Ibe shooting
was increased by individual prises
given Ly Meters. Cargill and ilium.
The note was as follows
E___ R HITECHURCH.r_
'31) 560
H. Cenick. 27 86
ti. Deacon 7
14 Elliott . .......Ili 815
D - Becroft E0 25
O. Robertson 26 30
A. King.. Zi Cl
A. Robertson ... 30 22
P. Leaver '" 13
2
LOC HA .
J. Scott..... ... 31
A. Long 26
J. McDonald.........21
W. WaIdon.... . fs
A. w aldun 27
A. Long sass..._ Lt1
D. C.neronv .27
F. McLennan,... .. .,19
A. Boyd LUC&IAII)W.
20
O. Putter. .. 28
W.
Reaburn.... -....LD1
J. Heade* son . .....ell
KINCARDINE.
_w. H. Youtsg ....xY
3. Armitage 81
Ii:. Hoes . 2
A. H. iogram24
R. Emmerton ..3(1
J. Young:. .....2A
P. A. Ysleonssoli.m..a
F. A. Fisher 23
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Individual Fore W tapers.
P. A. Malconisoo, 64; W. H. Youngs,
1T1; A. Mills, 01 : H. Johnston, 61; J.
Armitage, 51/: J. Young, 58 ;Geo. Pot-
ter, 58; J. McDonald, 57 ; R. Emmer-
ton, 57 ; A. Long, 56; A. Weldon. 56;
H. Reabm n,-56 ; J. `fro:t, 56: G. T.
Roberteou, u5: 11 Hots, 56; D. Be
croft, 56; W. Wilson, 64;T. Clark, 54;
D. Ling, 54 ; A. Boyd, 54.
A i,teetiug of the several teams was
bold and a committee of two men per
team was tutored to otrange fcr next
yeat's sbout. An organizatiou was
elTec:cd with Gro. P.'tter, cL.Lucknow,
pirsident ; P. A. Makomenn, Kin-
.atdioe, secretary; k'. D. McLennan,
Lochahb, vice-preside.t, and A. 11.
Boyd, Lucknow, treasurer. A fee of
S5 will to charged each team compet-
ing in future and 15 cents for inuivid-
nalr. The League will endeavor to
interest the county council in support
of mat komansbip.
Desperado Nearly Escaped
The officers of Kingston penitentiary
discovered last week that one of the
Mecum brothers, alias Prank Jones,
who is serving a long sentence, had
managed to get a saw and cut through
one bar of his cell. He 1s one of the
Western desperadoes who knocked
down the guards and got outside the
walls some eighteen months ago. The
saw was not of the type used 1n the
prison sad bow 1t was secured is a
mystery.
Japanese Want War
A mob of fifteen thousand Japanese
-.marched on the Foreign Office at
Tokio on Sunday. demanding war
wtta China to wipe out the tastlt at
tie assassination of Mortlare Abs. as
attache of the Foreign Office, sail
other murders at Nanking. They also
demanded the resignation of Raton
Itobuakl Mansbo. the Foreign Minks
ter for bis failure to satisfactorily
settle the Californian gaastiou.
Jeb Fee Newkkn
Private William A. Hawkins, wie-
ner of the King's Prise at Risley. has
been appointed by the Government to
a position to the Toronto (metas a
House at a salary of $1,0,0 a year.
*Raring spokes to public witjoat te-
ing &rrwsted to serve another ponies
fit bar tkrwyear sest•nsa, Mrs Task -
lora is planate' to crew the Atlaatls 4a short lecture tear
Gaud1f►•eessasar' Lodge as
520
d voted 0 of (rand Lt
ah
to Namara a wettable praseat sur
!sale Arthur et ("bnnaagkt on tae
a wale• of Ids tastntsgu
*Oat Blue ad Albert •aHsaa,
*Asesers watttWeeedetaekrwalei l
l t151115 sal !sa/a reef
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The feageine Firl is to he seen in F.
J. Hutland'edrug store and ren every
1..111. if Sogeine hair tonic that is.
g. mine and said under • pr sitire
gurrrr,ter to stop falling hair. erudi-
.'e d.ndtuf and •.. row the moat
'ifrli es, mai ae. dry 1.nse in tbi.k. soft
::rad shun lent. hsceine 1. a deme.
sc sentitic hair tunic .oaolaoaerl of t1.,
mo.t modern heir producing and iran-
tifiyir•gAgents : it is tree from gamey
sutt••ani.re, is Dot a dye and is daintily
perfumed. Sagein.. is the termite of
1..Hicula, people end is sold in Grde-
rirh only et F..1 Bat land's di tag weer.
Sageine is only 50.'., w •o to ban it
within resets of all.
Kincardine terist Map Sur•nsd.
Kincardine, Rept. 5. -Mir,! about -2
o'elesk this morning dsstioyod`e tires -
story grist nail owned by .1 W. Rat
The lois M shout gloAlleand laenrwsse
anieente to 18,354. The on wee down
near Wiese street bridge. over tbs
Mev. wad the fit ernes wnrknd mils
synod water- pressure. Mr. Reals
hooey and stehi.. not tar away. *158.
erred, and no other batWfogs task
Ire. No wrote wee injured Afit
wheel was loot with las tui M a
ssnsidsrable quantity at seal }til re
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MILLARSON
Perrin
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Fall Showing
.�a
Exhibition Week
This coming week is the banner week in Goderich. All our
new Fall Stocks are complete and the Goderich Industrtal Exhibiticn
will be on a larger scale than ever.
Our Special Exhibition of the.
New Coats for Ladies',
Misses' and Children
Already the selling of the new Coats has
been brisk and far beyond our expectations and
at no other time of the season ail! the choice be
ell g cud
The new Moate cone in all the lastest ma-
telisls, which are Zibiliner, Cheviots, Boucles,
('hiocbilla, Madame, Tweeds, Diagonals and Ride
Wales. ,
We will not de.eiibe'eny of the features of
the season novelly, hut diaw special attention to
"hotting a od Wins'21.at 312.60,
315.00. $18.00 00
The season's' novelty -the Billy Burke Hat
to Match your. coat.
Misses' Coats, exceptionally bilge selection at
38.50, 510.00, 312.50 to 520.00.
Children'. Coate spec:ally feat ureJ. Our chil-
dren's depot t ment is auk oowledged as headquarters
by all who know.
Just to band -our Fall showing of children's
and wissei breasts. This is prac;ic:tlly a uew de-
partment with us and no trouble has been spared
to get the best fur our patrons.
The New Headwear for Fall is here.
r
New Dress Goods and
Suitings
A stock of the new Suitings such as we have
never had the pleasure to show to former seasons.
All the newest clubs ate t,eing shown and most of
them come in only one suit length to a style so as
to insure exclusivene...
Special values in black and navy Se es just
received from England and are exceptionally good
wearing qualities at 600. 110o, es., 31.00.
$1.25 and 31.50 per yard.
Special Values in Flannels
and Flannelettes
Gray Wool Flannels, special values at 15.,
20o, 25o 3Oo, 86o and 40o.
Navy Wool Flannels, special values at 260
and 3115o per yard.
Cream Wool Flannels, thoroughly shrunk at
40o and 50o per yard.
Special line in Flannelettes, extra heavy .Iva!-
itT free from dressing, in rasa& deigns. .34 inches
wide. While they hast 100 per yard.
Horrockese„' famous English Flannelettes, the
best for Lard wear. 34 inches wide, per yard 20o.
Special values in white Flannelettes at 10o,
15o and 20o per yard.
Our new stock of Wool Blankets and Com-
- foams now in stock. -
YOU WILL FIND' US AT OUR USUAL STAND AT THE
EXHIBITION.
Make our sture your headquarters when at the show. We will take care o'f
all your parcels and wraps.
rb• 56 MilIar's Scotch Store Phne 56
io. The cause of the fife has not beeo 1
mill ai will
It is under -tool That the I by G�L�OOD
mull will be irl,uilt. M•. Rea has IV
been s. resident of Kincardine foo
fifteen years.
Rich Food.
Min -"What is the matter with
your Majesty : ' Cannibal Kiug-"Ob.
I've an awful n•digestioo." "What
have you been eating' "L Have just
polished off an American millionaire ' l
-'(food heavens! No wonder you are
i11. I've told you repeatedly to beware 1
of Anything too Itch."
Keen Everlastingly at It.
John fit, awauaaker, +t ling among
sucees.ful Itus;n%s$ wen, says: 'there
is only one way to advettise .and that )
is to hammer your n.tme and your!
business so thel't.ughly into thel
peoi lr'. heals that if they walked in
their sleep they would continually
took W your stole. The newrlwp.-r is
.your be -t ftiend, in spite tot your ':a it i- I
dew. it helps to build upthe tountry
wb•ch supports you. When the day
comes that the kewsl'apers •ie deed,
the people ase near the edge :.f their
gess0., with t..s one to %lite tbeirj
- Solemn Part of the Ser: ice.
?be Sunday aftrroom) catechising at
a Abut two chus ch. The V ice r -"end
now we mine to the most ,rine in n 1.111
of the s'e,vire. Wil sort rbcn:y tell me
whet that psrt.i'.Y' [Hand up and
inroheient m••raeuoirg from is small
laical Tt.e Vi. sr (. n&- uregiugly )-
'\%ell, r,w ak rap. Which ie tot- in' at I
sea -stn
part of the serria r The
Smolt 11.1 (Meth the air of.‘tie r.,rr ..f
bis fectei--•'Vfeeee. sit. the ofrrtul y r
MCJHE R S-
REMEMBER 1 The ointment
'yon put on your child's akin gets
[BSO the system just as surely u
flood the child eats. • Don't let
impure fats and mineral coloring
matter (such as many of tba
cheap ointments contain) get
into your child's blood I Zan)•
auk is purely herbal. No poi,.
cmcate coloring. Use it shears.
5Oc. Das at AY Davos .,.J leas
•
WOMANHOOD
oat
MOTC COD
Assist Ffstaww
nor and t.4ers,
with a gentle
cathartic Dr.
. tierces PLeas-
ar-dPellets toes
up and tnvi or-
ate liver and
bowels. Be sues
you get what
you ask for.
The women who have used
Dr. Pierce'. Favorite
Prescription WiU tell you
that it freed, them from pain -
helped them over painful periods in
their life -and saved thfan many a day
of anguish and misery. 'This tonic, in
Liquid form. was devised over 40 years
ago for the womanly system, by R.V.
Pierce, 14. D., and bas been so.dever
since by dealers in medicir.2 to the
benefit of many thousand wolncn.
1t'ar-ilprou prefer -you can obfa:n
Pierre's Farurile Prescription fab!cts at
your druggist al SI per box. also :n ,'Oe
site or send 50 one rent stars ro Dr.
R. V. Pierce, !Buffalo. N. 1. for trial Sax
rlies
THE SIGNAL, 25c to January 1st, 1914
Fall and Winter Shoes
Charming Appear-
ance, Excellent Fit and
Up-to-date Style are some
of the qualities of the
Fall and Winter Shoes
that we have just re-
ceised in the Vassar,
Cleo ani other lines.
Ladies wanting per-
fect satisfaction in foot-
wear should call and in- •
•
spect the latest assort.
ment at
J. 11. McClinton's
Repairing a Specialty.