The Signal, 1914-9-10, Page 8•.P
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THE SIGNAL GOD RRICH ONTARIO
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GOODS and PRICES
THAT :WEAK FOR THI$71IONLVR
Another shipment of Folding Waste Paper Baskets, several
different rotors to select (roan, spacial low price 15c each.
LINEN FINISHED NOTE PAPER
Special low price, lie per quite or 4 quires (..r 'etc. Envelopes to
match, regular Inc per pkg., special close price 4 pkgs. for 25c
LOTUS LAWN NOTE PAPER
Sold elsewhere for 15e per quire. Our price Irk• pwr quire or 3
quirts for 36c. Envelopes to match ..aur prier.
DUTCH FABRIC NOTE PAPER
Our price Pic per quire ora quires for 25c. Envelopes to
same price.
FOUNTAIN PENS
We are special selling agents for Waterman's Ideal F rain
(ens, fully guaranteed end wdon 1 days' +1. Price $2
50 tip,
Porter's Perfect Pens, made superior in every respect to other
Fountain Pens hitherto uttered at rler pricer. \Ianufartnred hy
the 1.. K. Waterman Cu. and made in two sizes. Now 1 and 2.
Material and workmanship the test obtainable. No. 1 prier $1.110,
No. 2. larger size, price $1.511. Money refunded if not Natisfactory.
TOILET PAPERS
Good quality. Friday and Saturday, 5 rolls or 5 pkgs. for 2:.c.
Larger rolls Toilet Pape., regular 11'e per roll. Friday and Saturday
rolls or pkgs. fur 'l.ic.
match
The Goderich Book & Stationery Co.
GEORGE PORTER
Coming to Goderic h
oil
TUESDAY, SE?TEHEI 22111
Prof. Darenwend
TORONTII
will be at.
Hotel Bedford
with a special sample stock of
all the latest styles in hr.ir-goods
FOR LADIES: -There will be
shown hesutiful braids, switches,
transformations, pompadour',
wave.. fronts. full wigs, etc., of
the floret quality hair and work-
manship that cannot be excelled. Tt.we who are desirous of seeing
something that will beautify their appearance should not tides this op-
portunity of calling at the hotel during the visit.
(iKNTLEMEN: -
"Are You Bald?"
('once and have a.
FHEE DEMONS iRATION
of the
DORFNWEND SANITARY PATENT TOUPEE
which is the only structure of its lin] They are feather weight, in
detectable, hygienic and will make you appear _nl years younger.
Worn -by Men in all Stations of Life and Over 250.000 in Use
MONUMENTS
CHASTE AND ARTISTIC DESIGNS
Best workmanship at J. DOIG'S, Clinton
As J. I)eig imports direct, he is able to give quick
delivery at close prices.
Designs and prices on application.
LONDON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
-ANI.
SCHOOL OF ELUL.t 1TION, LIMITED
UNPRECEDENTED OFFER OF SCHOLARSHIP AND PRIZES.
Wnte for Particulars
V4.11MF KU./0114j410 r
A111MIsr. Mus Bac i D.aelm o rsnri jal.
Address: --334.6 Dundas St., I.ondon, Ont.
TRY 1)1'11
CIDER VINEGAR
Absolutely pure ; better and
cheaper than any other. We
are preparing to do custom work
making Cider and will also have
sweet Cider for sale.
D. F. HAMLINK
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HARBOR NOTES
The strauwr Empress of Fort Wil-
liam unloaded 1:.,(1111. bushels of new
No. 1 wheat. 27.A011 bushels of rejected
wheat for milling purposes, 17,1551
buhelo of old No. 1 wheat at the tran-
sit elevator and then moved over with
25,0(10 bushel of old wheat for the big
mill.
1'br Scottish Hero unloaded 611,161 )
bushels of wheat at the big mill and
ER.000 bushels of wheat and 11)1111) of
barley at the transit elevator.
The Western Caned* Fleur Mill Oo.
have had • line new flag •fait erected
nn the tower of their elevator from
which • large sine Union Jack stolidly
no*La.
rho .trainer Glcnlyoo arrived on
Mslurday with $1(,1115) bushels No. 1
new wheat and 17,1151 'eyehole of wam-
pto nate for the tram.it elevator. The
Ghnlyon cleated for Port !Stanley
with /ir,lrlll tw.bele of wheat mn boa
The boat was in charge of former
mat... Mr M Stalker, now replete.l
Captain Levine, who has been in
charge, being taken off suffering with
typhoid fever.
Vote for the Furniture!
Factory Bylaw on Satur-
day and then watch Gode-'
rich grow.
TH6 SIONAL FOR 1St
War News in Briefl(
For the Past Week
SPECIAL DE.PATt'NEN TO Tut 81uDt*L
London. Sept. Iib, 8.85 a.m.-That
fighting w progress still in pgress along the
whole line of the Allies' trout and that
the Allies are holding firmly, is practi-
cally all that is known . f the huge
struggle in France. The Freuch war
office in a statement issued yesterday
said there had been no contact with
the German forces in the neighbor-
hood of Compiegne and Moons since
the prey' day. Tlue eituntion in
n ortheast it was added remained un-
changed
A Russian army of 73,I1111 men Is
said to have been limited at Ostend to
join the Allies.
British and French deslrnyers have
sunk an Auelrian ctuisrr off Corfu.
London, Sept. Iib, 3.15 p.m. -It was
officially announced in Paris this
afternoon that the German advance
un Paris has been stopped at Verdun
and that the Allies ate now ',erectus-
fully repulsing the Germans. having
been beetle heavily teiuf irced. 'lite
advwutagr has been with the
British slid French 1... pa all along
the line since the lighting ens ermin-
ed this morning. It was also au-
Icnuuresl that the French have been
successful in Lorr:yne and the Vosges
A natal battle it is reported occurred
near the mouth of the Kiel canal.
Meerut torpedo boats were sunk and
seven at rivet! at Kiel badly deutaged.
London:" Sept. .'nth. X.31 a.m.-The
British official press bureau imbued the
following last night : The situation
in the Ft ench theists r of war has not
undergone sutwtantial change. The
position of the AIIirs 1s well maiotwin-
ed. There ate indications that a der-
ision movement is developing in east-
ward and south eastward direction.
1 he French w tr office announced late
last night that the enemy appealed to
be neglecting Paris to pursue its turn-
ing movement. it has trached LrFere
eons .louarre, east of Meaux, passed
Rheims and descended the west hank
of the river in Argonne. This man-
oeuvre, however, bad not succeeded
more than on preceding days. Fight-
ing, it was added, is proceeding in
Lorraine and Vosges with alternative
fortunes.
London, Sept. 5th, 3.10
French official announcement issued
this afternoon Says: "The enemy is
pursuing his wide movement. He
continues to leave the entrenched
camp of feria on his right and to
march in a southeast direction."
Russia. France and Great Britain to-
day signed an agreement that none of
the three would make peace without
the consent of All three nations. A
Ronne despatch says General Rave hex
taken command of tbe Italian troops
and that an order tut general mobili-
zation ie expected at orree.
London. Sept. Ttb,8.32a.m.-•Sir John
French reports that tbe operations of
the war hitherto have been merely in-
cidents of strategy. The French aie
reported to have retreated from Ver-
dun and are between that city and
Paris. A Berlin report says the Ger-
mans are attacking Nancy. Scouting
parties of Uhlans have been driven
from the outskirts of Paris. The 'ap-
pareot abandonment of the (lermen
attack on Paris and the general move-
ment to the southeast are believed to
be a manoeuvre to avert a threatened
attack from the northwest. The
British light cruiser -Pathfinder has
Ewen sunk by striking a mine in the
North sea.
London, Sept. 7th, 2.31 p.m. -The
Fiend' war office today declared the
French forces ander General .Ioffre,
eo-o(:erating in the general movement
with the Buitish under Mir John
French, has turned the German right
Hank, while at the same time the
fit frith forces broke through the Ger-
utan line. left of the right wing. This
movement impe•tilled the entire Ger-
man right wing. and forced the Ger-
maneomtnsndet hurl i.dly to withdraw
All his troops from Lille and neighbor-
hood to strengthen his position. A
great battle is believed to be in pro-
gress at. Verdun.
A Petrograd despatch says :a baitle
hal just begun in Austria which, if
the Russians win. will practically
open the read to Berlin.
lug aJvantaf a Further to the right
again from `'itty le Francois to En, -
Milian lea Bainthe enemy bas been
pr s..d hack to the dueetioo of
Rheims, At Lanevilte an attempt by
the !Sermons to advance has been re-
pulsed. Pressure against the enemy
continues all along thr Allied fronts.
The Allies are mid W have captured
3+1,tl$) prisoners su far.
1.'mdnn, Sept. ETES, 3 p.m.-- An offi-
cial communication from Paris this
afternoon rimy. that tin the Irft wing,
although the Germans have been re-
iufru•ceJ, the mutual ion remains satis-
factory. The .-nems is retreating be-
fore the British. The Frea.b centre
isadvaucing though slowly. The
uation on the right is unchanged. The
Fteuch war oilier announced this
afternoon thu Ilse deferrer , f Man -
twinge continues heroically against
string Getman liners. A despatch
from l'eirogral •:tys 1 he great I.att le
of NOM wa im tieliris,'4t2 utiles north
west of Irutbu.-g. is over and that the
Russians have sun n rnutpletr victory.
Thr Au.tiano ate said to he retiring
evrtywhere. The Austrians have
rvecnated Russian Poland.
London, Sept. Nth, 8.15 n.tn.•-The
Hriti'b ,,Rlri.1 bureau issued the fol-
lowing Isle la't night : "General .1of-
(re's plan. are owing steadily rallied
d
exit The Allied tome. acting en the
eoq uowsrfful in
rrherkin, end oir1ieglrori in ash lb"'
ens) direction the (lemons fnrrea op-
tioned to thew." It was ofllciallt *n-
ominee.l (mum Paris earlier ur the
night that the (lemmas,' were 'etre/st-
ing
from t-
ing fridle line of Nante.ille Har-
dnuin to Verdun after a vigor•o.ts ar-
t with the French and British
troop... A newspaper special front
Bnnlogne says the German Innppreerr��aJ
guard under Crown Prince Frrederich
Wilhelm, refusing to 'surrender, was
annihilated by the British The Ger-
mans have hunted the Belgium town
of Inmost.Iw
London, Sept. Nth. .'L ) p.m.--A
despatch this after•aoon ways
violent encounters here oceurred on
the en
French emote m
between Fetecha-
pen.oiee end Vitfy le Praneoie, a( 'the
southern points ohems
f the forest of Ar-
gonne, and the Germans have he
compelled to fall heck.
The left wing athe Allied armies,
under Sir John French, is now engag-
ed with fightinr almost (-testimonial,
from the River them; region to Mont
-
wiled nu The Petit Morin river. Abut
IS miles southeast from the capital
Il1e (lermana aro retreating towards
the river Marne, between Meetly and
N.t'an.. Tbe Allies have taken many
pt loonst/ -
"ls",' I►.
London, Sept. Ath. 0.A0 a m -Tae
Briti.h offleial pees. bureau annoone-
•d last night that the general position
ront'nues eat ief.ctory The allies are
gaining seemed no their Idt all along
the lime of lM Oateq and Patti Marin
river., The Mulch have driven the
...my teak Mu sodas. righting has
been .n progress farther to the right
aloe. the Now wbieh Molnar* Moot -
Mimi! and Soemp.la• wither side galn-
Lwondon. Sept. 10th, 5.311 a.ui.-Thr
French war office issued the following
last night : -On the whole hunt the
Germans apprnr to be beginning the.
perceptible .went of tett patine.
rhe strategic p oition of the French
troupe it imploring. 1'1.. Germans
appear to experience certain diflleul
ties in provisioning. In general the
French troops ;.rem to tw gaining the
ad v a n tags.'
An earlier c.tuntunical' said :
"On the left wing all the German at-
tempts to break the French lines on
tight hank of the Oureq liver have
(Ailed. 1Ve have taken two stand-
ard.. The British army has crossed
the Marne amp the moony has fallen
track about Ill kilotueleis (T)i miles).
On the centre and right wings there
is mo noticeable change
Lon.lun. Sept 11Th, 3 p.m. The of-
ficial press bureau today gate out the
following statement : "The Rattle
continued yesterday. The enemy has
boon driven hack all along the line.
Sir John French reports that our first
corps has buried 200 German dead and
taken twelve matin• guns. Some
prisoner' also were taken." Our sec
and army corps has captured :162 pris-
oners and it twittery. The Germans
suffered hen. ily. Their met nor
stated to be vers exhausted. Itritish
troops have crowed the River Marne
in it northerly direction.
(Treat, Britain has intiu:atinl to
President through the United
States ambassador at London. that
she is determined not to make peace
utdil she has decisively defeated Ocr
many.
Boost Godebich by vot-
ing for the Baechler By-
law on Saturday.
DIwbi Lsreave meat
Particularly sad was the. bereave-
ment which came last week to the
!moue of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Trem-
blay, St. Patrick's street, in the drat h
of their son, Venton Maitland 'Trem-
blay. Just three days previous the
body of Mts. Tremblay's father, Mr.
Wm. E. McConnell, saes borne from
her home to its last resting place ip
Dungannon cemetery. Then came
the death of Ventdb, whose demise
was so widely mourned. Thie was
evidenced by the many Moral tributes.
They were from the employees of the
Westeru Canada Hour mills, Mrs.
Robert Clark, Mies Sharman and
pupils, Ned and Kitty Sale, Miss Elis-
abeth Edwards, Mrs. Richard Black,
Dr. G. J. lieilemaon, Mn. Adam Fos -
ler, Mrs. James Stewart, Mrs. 'I. H.
\Vorsell, Mn. Rutledge, Miss Carey,
Alta. A. (1. Nisbet, Mr. Melville Me -
Nevin, Mr. Laurence Nicholson, Mn.
E. R. Watson, Mr.. .lames Wilson,
Mts. James Mclionald, Mr. Harry
Webster, Mn. Widder, Mn. J. H.
Colborne, Mrs. E. R. Wigle, Mn. Wen.
An.tey, Miss Helen Carey, Mlss Laura
Watson, Mr.. Knitckle, Miss Robin-
son and Mr. L. A. Nicholson.
-The_
*. Canadian Clothiers
LEVITZ & URRA
Propnetrrs
The Mon on the corner of
Montreal street and the Square,
until r•esetly occupied oy Mr.
I favid Brown, is now tinder the
management of Mews. Iitvitx
A Crra, wbo have placed in
Nock goods that are entirely
MM.
Some Bargains for
Saturday
LADIES COATS AND SU1 'S
A fall line of Indies' ):eats
and Nuit.. We take measure*
for special orders
MILLINERY
We bas -.-h 1110W stock of the
latest sty 1M and shape. in
Millinery.
GIN TS' CLOTH INC
A complete line of Men'•
Ready -mads Cicthing In stork -
the very latest. W. oaks moist
urea
oi s-
ures for Sults need* to order
P.rfeet At grtaranraed.
SOOT! AND SHOES
We bars them in all nnss-
lirvesy latest Nylss -- guaran-
teed waterproof.
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Now Being Shown
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This week we present an opportunity to view
nearly too Coat styles and about half as many Suits
that are correct down to the last detail. This exhib-
it of authentic Autumn styles in Coats and Suits for
women and coat' for children is well worthy of
a visit. The collection is at its best now. With
materials becoming harder to get every day on ac-
count of the usual sources of supply being practical-
ly crit off, the wisdom of early buying is more ap-
parent than in any former season.
The favored materials are Zibalines, Rough
Tweeds in plaids and broken checks, chinchilla and
pile fabrics. Many handsome models are shown in
each.
Do not miss seeing this display of Coats
and Suits.
Ladies' Coats $7.50 to $30.00
Ladies' Suits $15.00 to $30.00
Girls' Coats $4.50 to $12.00
Exceptional value in Ladies' Sults and
Coats at $16.50.
Showing the New Fall Suitings
We have just paused into stock a large
shipment of materials for Fall Suits. They
are the correct weaves' for the prevailing
styles in these gar•megts and are shown in a
splendid ranee of shade, and patterns.
Prominent among them are some handsome
Raman Stripe.. and Plaids for the making of
either entire ro.t.mtee or in combination with
plain rnlorioge. Of the lest we show but a
single length of each pattern and invite an
early inspection of these novelties. Prices
range from per yard $1.50 to *3.50
Dressmaking Department
Our Dreeeruaking lee artment is now open and
we are hooking orders for Suits and Costumer'.
We advise an early placing of same as we can
then guarantee prompt delivery.
The New Millinery
The Millinery Department is now ready for
bm.i.ew &Oil showing the latest and nest shapes
for early fall wear, `Ve are making an initial dis-
play of trimmed and tailored Hats obie week and
giving all orders prompt attention.
Formal Opening Display will be held later but
in the mean time we are ready for business and
glad to show the new styles any day.
Have Your Upholstering
Done Now •
Now is agood time to have any odd pier.. of
Furniture Upholstered. At present we can guar -
e nter the work with proplmoss. We guarantee
all work fins class in every respect and can show
a .phndid range of Upholstering materials to 5.1.
ret flow. 1f you are thinking of getting any
work of this kind done we strongly advice you to
here it done now no on account or the European
War. supplies of upbolatering materials will h •
cut off and when present stock. this side of the
water are sold out It will he almost impossible to
get them until the situation is normal again.
1f you have a piece or two of furniture to Le
Upholstered we will he glad to give you an esti
mate for the work.
Showing the Furs Now
Never was there a year when early buying n1
Fur was more advisable. Ah•eady the prices of
raw skins are on the jump. We were fortunate
in piecing early orders and contracting for a large
. tock of troth Pure and Coats and can give you an
assortment to select from and values you will not
find the equal of in very many places. Every ar-
ticle we sell we guarantee.
The Making Over of Furs
If you have any Furs to make over, if You
will bring them in we will he glad to give you tutestimate for it and guarantee you first-class t-clas. w• rl-
mana p.
Here is Your Chance to Get a Wash Dress
Saturday we clear the last of our Wash Dresses with no reserve what-
ever. Never was there such an opportunity to get a good diess for so
little money.
20 Dresses at 98c
Twenty Urns, in this lot. All new
this erasion. Regular up to 1,5.00 "slid 118.00.
Take your choice of three Katurday morn-
ing for only SS
8 Dresses at $1.98
Just eight in this lot. The cheapest
was 18.00. We will not carry the Wash
Dawes over so you can take your choice of
them eight good Dresses Saturday morn
ing for the ridiculously low price of. 111.55
t10DQENS BRQS.
• Direct Importers Goderich
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We are Agents foe :-
Hokproof Hosiery.
Lathes' Home Journal Pattern&
100)
Marketing the Wheat
Farmers will be wise this
e*aeon to exereiee th• utmost eau tion
in marketing their wheat. The huge
American crop hs. been moving free-
ly for some time and as the German
market Is elnaed the bulk of the Unlit -
ed States nnrphms will find Its way to
the British market_ Canadian farm-
ers have always made the mistake of
rushing their wheat on the market
Immediately foly,wing harvest. Tbip
year a'special effArt should bre made t
hold the wheat on Ihr farms and
feel the market slowly. We won
not urge any attempt to withhold
food ntpplies during war" time In
order to enhance. the pries. But put
etperience has Henry shown that a
b.avy rnch of wheat nn the market
during Oet.oh.r and November w111
break pries below the isnot sof prndne-
lbn.Yr�r� must gest Inn . posi-
tion to.eark.t their grain gradually If
they ars to make a reaaonab$e retorts
for their Tabor..
-Mr. Loftus Her.. soon of Mr. Philip
Horn, orf 1)sbnrna toer.sbip, is with
the Canadian troop. at Valoartier.
Re had Mien at Calgary and when the
rail for volunteers.ram. he Joined the I
Oal..tt snot ingest. Mr. Herbert
Wt t., ern r•( )Mr. West. White, of
Stephen. M another who is will. the
eoldiers at the Quebec teai.lag east/
Rights of the Road
The question of rights and liabilities
is mooting rigs on the road was be-
fore His Honor Judge Holt In the came
brought hy Mr. Rov Chambers against
Richard Porter. Mr. Chambers when
driving in a buggy to (loderirh about
dusk in the evening on the Huron
road, at the e.snetery gate, met the
defendant Porter who had a wagon
with a load of chop. Mr. Chamber,
did not 'see Mr. Porter till within
about three rods of him and Mr
Chambers turned to the right and was
toff the rents., pact of the road. Mr.
Porter was nn this beaten rentor road!
and claimed he partly turned out. The
wheels collided end the boggy was
datasaged. It was held [bat the d.
fondant Poster should haw* tuu.nod
oat and judgment was given against
Mm for the damage+ and costa, Mr.
.1. 1. Klllotwn appeared Inc the plain
tiff. and Mr. 1. K Dancer for the de-
fends nt.
Vote for the Furniture
Factory Bylalr on Satur-
day and then liratch Gode-
rich grow.
--Clntos town emsndll has npeoed
as snsploys..at bureau.
81yl/b Min am will WOW
T8E NEW YORK
The latest thing io Thune•
niinnheterrd by the Marti Mit.'
nmpany. I
Style rommhined with +vv•''"
and rooster .
We have jo.t ern -wired a ship
moist. Can in and look them
over and note especially the ma
tenial In Velour Gaff, the Re
seedeTortthe low Heel, the 1n
vhibl. Eyelet.
Try a pair, you will like them
t hey are good.
............
J. H. McClinton's
Ri.aiei.g promptly ataswd-d i r