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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1914-8-27, Page 8aalrlllelbo 441401Nom-oinall .r.. i '"" ....,.. • 'ritva5DA T, Avsthee 27. 1911 H ST 1 ._� Il OL Headquarters for School Books and School Supplies We tarty a complete stock of all the urw authorised books fur Public Schools, Separate Schools and Collegiate Institutes, which are now published at greatly reduced prices. FXERCISE BOOKS and SCRIBBLERS Over half a hundred to select flow, full count, tine paper and artistic c ,errs, ringing in price from lc, lc, 3c and 5c up• Be sure to secure one of our 'Big Fellow" Scribblers. They ,.re the largest on the market and wonderful value for 5c. An immense stock of itrasers, Inks, Pens, (on3pasxs, Lead Pen- cils, etc. FOUNTAIN PENS N'e are special melting agents fur Watevwssi s Ideal Fountain len'.. filly guaranteed and sold on :♦n days' trial. price $2.50 up. PORTER'S PERFECT PEN Made superior in every respect to any other Fountain Pen hitherto offered at similar prices. Made in 2 sires. No. 1 and 2. Material ant workmanship the best obtainable. manufactured ny the L. K. Waterman Co. These leo. have 14•karat gold points. To introduce this Pen. we are piecing it on sale at anccial intro. duotory price. No. I. $1.011: No. 2, larger size, 161.5u. Money rerun - den if not satisfactory. TERMS STRICTLY CASH The aoderich Book & Stationery Co. (iFoRC6 PORTER NEW Autograph Kodak On exhibition in window of Central Burg Store. James A. Campbell, • PM. s, CENTRAL DIWO STORE North .t. and Square, Oodee4oh PHONE a0 T. Swans' 'Bus, Livery asd Bad Stables MoNTREA I. ,TK6hT 7Jf JOST uvv Ttlk:.Sneatte • RUSBS MEET ALL TRANS ANi) : PAMSKNOKR : BOATS Passengers called for in any part of the town for all train. at (1. T. R. or U. P. R. deists. Prompt service and careful atten- dance •. •' Our Livery and Hack service will be found up- to-date in every respect. Your patronage solicited. II T. SWARTS Phone Iter Wait le Street Add a new interest to the children's lives -add a col- lection of invaluable home pictures to your own gal- lery of memory. A Kodak or Brownie in the children's hands will, do both, • R. R. Sailows WEDDING BEL S Polley -Watters A pretty wedding took place Tues- day evening, August 18th, at the resi• dente of the bride's parent. Mr. and Mrs. John Wetter.. 1308initu street. London, when their only daughter. Helen IC , became the bride of Mr. Hugh H. Polley, of Regina, Saskatch- ewan, formerly of Godetich. The house was tastefully decorated Lb:oughout with a profusion of palms and ■stere. The ceremony took plate beneath a bower of palms and fern.. The only attendant we. little Jean Watters. of Chatham, niece of the bride, alio led the bridal pair as flower girl. and looked very petite in a white embroidery frock and carried a shep- herd's crook and pink roses. The bride entered the dining -room leaning on the arta of her father. She was beautifully gowned in white chat- pieuse eouain with seed pearl trim- mings and pink rose beds, and wore a veil and Juliet cap with orange blos- soms, and ctrried a cotebinetion bou- quet of while roses and iilies-of-tbe- valley. The wedding ceremony was solemnised by Itev. Dr. Flanders, of the First Methodist church. The Lobengrin wedding march was played by Miss Kincaid, who was gowned in pink brocaded satin and shadow lace, and during the ceremony, Mhz Skin- ner sang pleasantly, "O Promise Me." Many handsome gifts .etre received hy the bride and groom. The groom . gift to the bride was a ring of dia- monds end pearls: to the little flower girl, a triple pearl ring • and to the pianist and Miss 'Walker and Miss T honta -, who attended at the table, silver c.ud eases. A wedding luncheon was served in a large marquee on tbe lawn, after which Mr. sed Mn. Polley left ou the 7.30 train for Buffalo, Tor- onto.snd other points, the bride trav- elling in a navy .blue suit and black and white bat. The gRrdom'e friends in thelerich join in wishing Mr. and Mrs. Polley many happy years of wed- ded life. Fraser Walton A pretty wedding took place in St. Paul's church, Clinton, on Wednes- day, August lDtb, when Miss Winni• frt*I, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Itichanl Walton, was united in marri- age to Mr. Frederick Fraser. of Gode- trrh. The ceremony was performed by Rev. ('. R Jeakins, of Brantford. Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Sill reside in (loderirh. OBITUARY Richard Beoothey Last Thursday death removed an aged pioneer of Godericb in the person of Mr. Rid -herd Bonnamy, who ens wer• ed the final summons at the ripe age of ter years. The deceased settled in Ooderich over & years ago and was eoeeidervd one of the foremost car - peelers and glair builders of the dis- trict for many years. In politics he was a staunch Reformer and during the McKinley elections be spent some Lime in New York with the ohjeet of studs iug ('sited State. politics at close nage. Mr. flonnanty is survived by three ion. and two daughters They are : Folioed 'brutality. of Buffalo; Richard and Fred, of New York; Mn. H. Arnold and Mies Jane Bonoamy, of Winnich Harbor, Michigan. Mtn. William ar.d Joseph Bropbey, of town, are nephews of the deceased. The funeral took place last Saturday after- noon from the residence of Mr. Joseph !cemetery, Quebec • street, to Maitland cemetery, Rev. Joe. Deacon conduct- ed the services and the pallbearers were: Menses. R. Downing. J. L. Aitkioa,Oeor•ge Stewart, James Con- nolly, W. R. Robertson and H. J. Morris. CHURCH CHIMES "The King" will be the subject of • version hy Rev. Wm. H. Wrighton in the Baptist church on Sunday morn - lag. "Chaim tlkll and in All" will be the theme in the evening. A hearty welcome is "Intended to all visitors. Prayer service every Wednesday at Adam's S p.m Adds by the pastor. Meet- ing open to all. Army Berne Inspection An army hone inspection for the pueeh••e of horses for um 1. the war will be held at the Union Stock Yards, West Toronto. every d.y. Parties baying hooses tomtit whish w1U meet the rsgslremente of the Imperial and ltaoad,an nil nes ash., are in atieed- ataew deity sk,•wtJ • .....uuninate with the Union Ni"•a V.rd. ur.medietely. --Mrs. a Lyon, of L.ntwehoro. ae- nrxrneee the erat.gran ant of bar daughter, Mss •t es Mary, to Mr. Mantel averett, elf London. The mar- ring. will take pimp In September. THE TOWN COUNCO. REGULAR MEETING MELO LAST FRIDAY EVENMIO Maitland Cemetery to be Cleaned Up -Maintenance of Families of Soldiers at the Front to be Ar- ranged- Extension of Time- for American Road Machine Co. All the members were present at the regular meeting of the towo .couoctl last Friday evening. His Worship Mayor Reid presided. A letter from tbe Bask of biootteeL requesting the council to notify the bank in writing as to the additional amount of credit required for the balance 'of the year, was read. The motion was referred to the Finance committee with power to act. A letter from the Canada Company. asking a pa lee of II01M1 for lots TM and T93 was read and was referred to the Special committee. It was moved by Councillor Wigle seconded by Cooncillor McVliotoo, that the court of revision a,.eet on September lith at eight o'clock p.m. a deal with the engineer • report of Britannia road sewers from Waterloo to Cameron street. This was carried. A letter from the secretary of thel West Huron Agricultural Society, asking for :,he usual police protection during exhibition week and for some necessary repairs to the buildings cad fences at the fair grounds, was read and referred to the Public Works com- mittee with power to act. A letter from Mr. James Mitchell secretary of tbe hospital ship fund, tequesting that the council make a donation to the fund, was read and referred to the Finance committee. Mr. H. Hays, in a letter stated that he was prepared to furnish funds to construct the sidewalk on St. Patrick'• street, at six per cent per annum. Mr. A. D. McLean made a similar proposal in order that a sidewalk might be constructed nn the south side of Elgin avenue from South street to Victoria street. Mrs. McFarlane and Miss L. Walters also offered to firnisb funds and take town debentures at five per cent to construct a sidewalk on Britannia road from McDonald street to William •street. These three communications were referred to the Public Works committee. The Finance committee recommend- ed the payment of a number of ac- counts. The Cemetery and Parks committee reported that Maitland cemetery had been visite]. It found that a number of paths were partly covered with grams and weeds and that a number of headstones were down. It was rec- ommended that the sexton be noti- fied to have all paths and roadways cleaned and weeded at once: that the chairmsu of the committee he antbor- ited to commuuicate with owners of plots upon which headstones are down to have them put in proper coo - 1 dition. It ale° was recommended 'that the council give a free plot of 16 I feet frontage to any persons construct- ing a vault at a cost of at least $600, the plans of any such vault to meet with the approval of the council. The report was adopted. The Special committee reported that I in the matter of the protist from the j Ooderich Planing Mills Company against the proposed loan to the (lode - i rich Furniture Company, it was ad- , vied the complainant had no good grounds for objecting to the proposed loan. However, it was rec'immended that theGuderich Furniture Company be asked to give an assurance in writ- ing'that the will not engage in the planing mill • and building resines. l'he rnntrnittee had been advised that the Atuerican Road Machine Company could be given an extension of title in which to complete its new factor, by the passing of a bylaw stipulating that advantage would not be taken of tbe time limit contained in the original by- law until the expiration of another year. it was recommended that a by- law be prepared accordingly. The report was adopted. It was moved by Oouncillor Wight, seconded by Councillor Proudfoot, that the matter of the maintenance of the families of the soldier. who have gone to the (resit, be referred to Use special committee with power to make the necessary arrangements. This was a subject for considerable discussion. It was suggested where 8 was necewsary to pay house tent that the families be Loused in tbe McIver cottage which is town property. Reeve Elliott stated that the cottage was in • bad state of repair and opined That whatever was done for these families should be done right, a sow g estion to which the whole counl agreed. It was moved by Councillor Mott, seconded by Councillor Monis. that ,be matter of making repairs and alterations to the Meteor cottage be left with the Psrblk Works committee with power to act A petition for a ewer on Napier street from Victoria street to Angehms street. wa..reteered to the clerk for examination. The council then adjourned. • •ORN CAMPBELL. 1. el aeries. en Avenue IMI. re Mr. sad Mea. Jswns A. (Aspbell. •Isv.a ter. MARRIED • ewes Mk DEN eiu)w. -1. « r A wee. Isdla C esbh. wog late R (r trssssea. MoUON ALP le Mees. se Kr. W se. C ManesisM, t :its se -Mr. and 1Trs.' W. L Mab. of BM - lett, aseouees wesopmereateelawir daughter, Klee Viva merle. lee Mr. Plink MacGregor. t7e wedding wM take place early in September. 11 4 THE -AUGUST MONTH-END SALE SATURDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY August 29th and 3Ist, and September Ist The Final Out -Rush of Summer Merchandise and Special Values in New Goods for Fall. Here is a list of Specials for Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, the August Month -End Sale Days. It is full of good things -good things from the last of Summer Stocks that will pay you to buy -good things from the advance guard of Fall and Winter Merchandise that is already here for you. Come and take advantage of these Really Extra Specials we have prepared. Great Bargains in Wash Dresses so TO SELL AT LESS THAN ONE-HALF VALUE See Those at 98c \Nash Dresses for leder., wisesll and girls. Made from mustier' and gingers. A really splendid array of decidedly good styles and material.. Regular values up 10 9250. Out they go Sale Days at your choice. Sao Those at $1.45 Are Wonderful Value This lot includes all our garments that sold up as higher, ess $3.50. None even more. We have taken no account of actual worth in making this price. It is simply • case of "sell them now" for we will not carry them over. You can get the worth of your money if you only wear one of theta the balance of this season. Wash Dresses in tousling, gingharns, crepe*, etc. Regulsr up to $'1.;.11. Sale Days, your choice.. 31.45 Choose from these $5.00 and $7.50 Drtsses for $2.95 Two or more for the price of one. Beautiful Dresses. all this season'. garment., made from crepes, voiles, g.ttghams• etc. Not a bad style in the lot. Regular up to $7.511. Any of them Sale rays for only ...• 1112.95 Take Your Choice of any of the Better Dresses at Exactly Hatt Price Just it few real good Dresses at $8.00 to $12.00 left. These ate the best we have shown this season. Just about half adozen In the lot. Sale Days yon can buy any one of thew for exactly. . .... HALF PftICE We make these remarkable prices simply because it is our rule never to carry userehandise cf this kind from one season to anothei It is your guarantee that you never are shown � ft,n•, rs here. Millinery Department Opens Tuesday Next Oar miilinets will return from their vacation and from visit- ingthe markets and we will be ready for business in the Millinerymarkets Department ou Tuesday. September 1st. Dressmaking Department Re -Opens Tuesday, September 8th Miss Comets will return from her vacation and will be ready 1., merit customers Tuesday. September 8th. FOR FURTHER LIST OF 3 Sport Coats at $3.98 These are the last we have of our Spring and Sumner Coat•. You know vie never retry them front one season to another. The regular price wee $10.ter each. They are splendid garments for present or early fall wear. Take your choice of the three. Sale Days at only .... ....... ... si.•• New Dresden Ribbon 25c Eight or ten patterns in the new i iesdeu Ribbon. Go ..1 quality ellk. Just the thing for sashes' and girdle". Just in this week. Pale D.ys per yard.. ... ....... .... 211.o Waisting Silks 64)c Light or ten waist lengths in beautiful \Vaistirg silk. Crean ground with mauve, blue. green or tau stripes. These would make very effective w:a's' Regt,lar 91 it.. Sale Das s per yard ...... . ....... .... . . •So 50 Sample Belts 25c There Bel:. ore worth all the way up to 91.50. Most 1.1 thew are black. Many have cut steel buckles which alone are worth double and treble the price we ask. Sale Days take your choice of these 50 for only 25a Wash Belt ISc Fifty Wash Behr, white fancy wash materials with pearl buckles. Sale Days each only 160 Clearing the Cotton Dress Goodsl Catton Drees Goods to go now at prices that will make it pay if you do not use it until nett season. A final clearing up of the stock. Just look at the prices they are going at, then come and huy ell you can use. Hundreds of Yards at 12ic One whole tableful of Webb Dress Material. crepes, gingham,. muslin*. ete. Regular values up to :re- and .irk. White and colors. Clearing thew Sale Days at per yard 12in Another Table at 23c On this table will he found short lengths of voiles and white and colored lawns that sold up to 46c and 50c. \\'e simply will not carry then, over until next season, and Satutdry morning put them on sale a' your choice. no matter what tl:e former price, per yar.i.. 23o est A Few High -Class Lines at 39c Prohnloij) 1511 vania in this lot. and a dozen or more de- signs. Retires and light weight materials. all atrictly up -to -dare. It ie our eetablisbed policy never to carry merchandise of ibis style forward to another season. That is why you can buy the last of cur Novelty Cotton Drest Goods on Sale Days at per yard SPECIALS SEE CIRCULARS 'assess •t.Es.l •.newt 11...., Stew. ' 911.se1 a..Ueli ' leatt.st ig-j*uu..et • .1.1.1 ll tient/II •' 1...0 ) ir- 1 Two Big Coat Bargains Two Specials to intr- oduce you to the big Fall stock of Coate which has just been open- ed up. You cannot make a mis- take in cele: tl.g front this lot. Once the garments are sold they cannot be duplicated. Coats' at $10.90 These Coats are cut in one of the popular styles for fall and we offer you your choice in Nes• oral distinct materials. They are stylish, durable and attrac- tive. Really remarkable value. Our Special 8ale Day price each 310.00 The Coats at $16.50 We have provided a most nausea' assortment at this pricy for August Sale Ds Selling. Timm are black and eolore•1 Omits le 8 or 10 different styles ae.l cloths. illacb a model in 11• wolf. Specially marked at tills pries to give the boat value ob- tainable. Geer they are sold it will be Impossible to duplicate. Ootltse aid takeour choice of these hindmost, MA and winter garments for only 315.00 A Handsome Tail= ored Suit at $16.50 Just to introduce our new Fall Tailored Suit we make a special showieg of 6 Igh-grade garments on Sale Day. at this popular price. They are made from extra quality wool larges and fancy materials. They are absolutely correct in every detail that goes In make a stylish tailored suit for fall The linings are higb-grade and the workmanship of the highest' order. Suits that you can with confidence. Naeks, navies and color., all .ins Decidedly special velum at each only - - $1 91.•0 Satin Skirts $I.39 Fres` the Old Country makers. We could nut got them now to sell al anything near ibis price. These were ordered early and have jwt come to band. Beautiful Satin Pettleoat• with wide platted frill - A splendid ranee of all thal popular colorings. Good eiougb to 5511 nattily at $2(15. Sale Days take your choice for only 1111.11411 RR?IRMBRR We re••envr, t',nleeliar We Upholster Purni liter. We make anti repair Window Shades and A waiags. All wort dory in first elites nes nee, Estimates eberrfully fel Melted. ANEW .4==44•44411.41111411\ HODGENS BROS. DIRECT IMPORTER* OODL1ICH. ONTARIO HELP WANTED Ore.ssaklag Departmett We want ow* we two good apprentices. These who know how to sew a little gives the prefsr- eteee. Aho ooe •speri- sessd head who Is .Me to wort cm skirts. Apply at one..