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THE SIGNAL : GfDERiCH : ONTARIO
Tl e11r0•T, t seveatans SI, 11114 IS
The People who Handle
Jigk frade 15oods
EAST STREET GARAGE
GODERICH
Next to Town Hall Always Open Pb... 241
G1=IOICE CONFECTIONERY
Jest as we aunt is Ice Cream. so de we excel in Faacy Castles, be&
or package. and now that the cod w•atber is scar. the demand for these
lines will king oar assortment lets greater prominence than ever.
GANONG'S CELEBRATED CHOCOLATES
METCALFE'S DELICIOUS SWEETS
QUAKER MOLASSES CANDIES
ALL MAKE THE FINEST TREATS
Try a box of Metcalfe's After Dinner Mints
T
BALMORAL CAFE
Wbippiag Cream a specialty
J. SALKELD. Proprietor
'Peons 64
LYRIC THEATRE
THE
PRIi,j11mK PI(T-HI
Hot•$E
Special
Attractions
von
Week of Sept. 28th
Patriotic
Night
Monday, Sept. 28th
A first dans and appropriete
programme 1a being arrang-
ed, tlrbleh will include the
LATAST P.ATRiOTIC SON(.
The Call of the
Motherland
TOTAL RECEIPTS IN AID
OF RED CROSS FUND
Everybody come and help
make Ude s bumping success.
$bow commences at 7.30
sharp.
TUESDAY, SEPT. 29
A special feature in
five parts
In Search of
The Castaways
From the great novel hy
Jelse Verne]
WED'SDAY, SEPT 30
The A1I Red Weekly of all
the Interesting and peincipsl
events.
*NI the Canadian
T rooips at Valcartler
This is of sp•eW tnteeeat to
all British s of the
h Impir
THURSDAY. OCT. 1
- 7U! m% pOstailmelle: nh the. -
greatest of an serial picture
e Sew
Xigst^1
This M shown every noon-
day only duties the aunt i
weeks. We invite you spin
dal attention to gas Sim
isetallmset, realise saes that
tbi wlf be lemoseesery aft-
erwards, as 1t is, without
doubt, the mart yields" and
btere*Us[ aerial you ban
ever seem.
Although eoaaNMrble a -
peen Am bees miiet that Iso.. � pro-
gramme til M he pweest-
sd so extra ebar ge wen. be
men.
rTTe stamagge=est is
Weiei mrd oa pyouroseao�n--
to suable them to p3... tie
very beet Were
at all
limes The Mawi-iemmw-
esir tarsh Wahl at 7.10 sheep.
Nora. -_The variouseast bead p,d.1s
shotes tof sae
Admission, 10c and Sc
GODERICH FAIR
PRIZE WINNERS
Year toimmens bangles. reseed, W
Slevre rt, Mas Sown.,
Beema' re, not lees than two var-
ieties, ohne w.n..
poor timbres. varieties. la Bower, W
Stewart.
Four varieties $owedae boors plains.
W Stewart. Chas Weld.
Throe varieties lollop Oasis, snared*
tram other varieties. W Nowsre.Oeo
SIewaa rt, Chea Wells.
Oae baolpaagg flower basket, W Stew-
art. Chas Wens.
CouecUoa of nasturtitmas, Chas Wells,
Malcolm McKay.
Collection of sweet peas. H Barker.
Two varieties of asparagus. H Ed
wars. (:has Wells.
Collection of stocks, single spikes.
Malcolm McKay, Mee Hewer.
Four varieties begonias. other Shan
tuberous. flowering, it lots, \V Stewart,
Chas Wells.
tAIATEL It
Collection of cut flowers, Malcolm Mc -
Kap, Mrs. W. *Wreath, W. Stewart.
Four varieties dahlias. tour blooms of
each. Malcolm McKay, W. Stewart, 0.
F. Edward.
Hand briquet in aot over 2.1a. vase at
mouth, Malcolm McKay, Mrs. W. Mc-
Creath. Mies M. Canna.
Table bogoet to net over a•Ia• vase at
mouth, Mrs. W. McCreath. Malcolm
McKay, Mrs. A. Foster.
Two tuscbias In bloom, W. Stewart.
Three varieties geraniums. single in
bloom, W. !Stewart.
Three varieties geraniums. double in
bloom. W. Stewart, Malcolm McKay.
Hasg,ng basket, Mrs. Howrie, Mrs.
Foster.
Cactus, W Stewart.
Three varieties begonias. W. Stewart,
H Edwards, G W Andrews.
Colksaion of sweet peas, 0 F Edward.
GARDEN A'EGETABi•ES,
MELONS, 1.1"
t ant.uuraf trona Pato e.
Tremblay.
Lombard, Wm. Stewart. 0. F. Ed
ward.
Coe'. Gokk•n Itrop, Wm. Stewart, 2nd.
Seedling, If worthy of introductloc,
Jas. Mc('luskey, Mrs. Wm. Tremblay.
Abundance, Geo. W. Andrews.
Any uther,varlety. G. Lalthwalte, W.
Stewart.
German Prune. Jas. :McCloskey, .1.
W. Salkeld.
I'EseHEM
Four varieties, nautod, dve of each.
H. R. glom.
Fitzgerald. Malcolnm, McKay, R. It.
Sloan.
Early Crawford. Jas. Yuill, 1t. R.
Sloan.
Yellow St. John. Isaac Salkeld.
Late Crawford. Wm. Warnock, Isaac
Salkeld.
Elbert*. R. it. Sloan. Isaac Salkeld.
Any other variety. Jas. McManus,
\Vur. Waite. .
Seedling, If earth) of introduction, It.
11. Sloan, 2nd.
•RAPF.s
Twelve varieties. grown in open air,
2 dusters of each, correctly named, Wm.
Warnock.
Eight varieties named, open 'air. 2
cluster of each, J. W. Salkeld, G.
Ialthwalte, W. Stewart.
Four varieties. named, open air: 2
clusters of esfcb, G. Latthwaite, J. W.
.r'alkeld, Mien Sl. ('urwen.
Three bunches Delaware. J. W.
Salkeld, W. Stewart.
Concord, 0. Laithwaite, J. W. Salkeld.
Hartford, W. Stewart, W. Warnock.
Moyer, Wm. Warnock, 2nd.
Moore's Diamond. G f.aithwalte,
( has. Wells.
Eaton, Wm. Warnock, Chas. Wells.
Early Victor. Win. Warnock, 2nd.
Virgennes, J. W. Salkeld, Win. War-
nock.
Clinton, 1. Salkeld, Win. Warnock.
Campbell's Early, G. Laithwaite.
Massasoit, Rodgers No.:i, Wm. War.
'nock.
Wilder. Rodger's No. 4. Wm. Warnock,
.1 W Salkeld,
Lindley, Rodger's No 9, J W Salkeld,
Mrs J Salkeld.
I Gertenr, Rodger's No 14. Mira all
Corsica.
Agawam, Rodger's No 13, J W Sal-
keld, Mien M Curwen.
Merrimac, Rodger's No 19, Wm Stew-
art, .Vm Warnock.
Salem. Rodger's No 22, G Malthwaite,
Miss M Comm.
Herbert, Rodger's No 44. W Warnock.
Niagara. 3 W Salkeld, G Iatthwalte.
Empire State, Chas Wella.
Jessica, Wm Warnock.
Worden. Miss M Curwen. Chas Wells.
Moore's Early, G Lalthweite. A
Bettie..
Brighton. 0 Iaitkwelte, A Betties.
Wyoming Red, Win Warnock, G
Leith wake.
Natter*. YAK& wrn -wi tweh. •
1 Amy other variety, Alex Young, Mrs
J Salkeld.
FLOWERS •
Collection six varieties of potatoes un
plates. five of each with name, John
Fowler. A Halliday.
Peck of early potatoes, any variety
named. Medi.; Ralkekl, G I.aithwalte.
Peck of potatoes, any late variety
pawed. D Proust. T I' Quaid.
Summer squash,, I' Barker, Mrs Wm
Tremblay.
Hubbard squeal, G Lalthwaite, Mrs
Tremblay.
White or golden celery roots, Wm
Warnock. G Laithwalte.
Ited celery roots, 0 Laithwafte.
Winter cabbage heeds. named, A
Halliday. G Laithwalte.
Savoy cabbage heads, G Laithwafte.
Rad cabbage heads, 11 Barker, Chas
Wella.
Turnip, blood beets table. F Barker,
Ales Young.
Long red beets, table. H Barker,
Chas Wells. •
Radishes, Chins Wells. W Stewart
('arrota for table, Mrs W McCreath,
F Barker.
Parsnips for table, Cites Wells, Alex
Young
Red onions, Weathersfield, 1) Freese.
Win Warnock.
Yellow onions, Danvers, Mrs W 'Mc-
Creath, Chas Wells.
Yellow tenons, any other variety, 11.
Barker, D Proust.
Silver skin onions, j1 Barker, Chas.
Wells.
Largest onions, any variety, 11 Bar -
Six oars of corn for table, any var-
iot)': named, Mrs W M.Creatb, T F
ljaaid. Fane cushion alias M Curwen,
Egg' plant, two spemens, Chas Y [
Wells. d • Mrs Howrie.
Two heads cauliflower: A Halliday t wt's shirt; linea front, Miss Ryming-
Chas Wells.
Collection ripe capsicums, Chas. Hemstitching, plain, Mien Curwen,
Wells. Mrs Fowler.
Colleens of cut Sowers, Mx varieties
sawed. Wm Waswsok, Chas Wille, Mr
iWho:Siam Dihlieekasejtat IMS.. sI.
Ca.. Wer., w=
Cdleseloa verbena, Malcolm McKay.
Mrs A M0Oareea.
Deanna of r.ethtts, set Mas 111•11
toe v htdlse, Wm Newest, Mae Wells.
Sat hermee4 is mw ever bin vase on
mouth, Geo Stewart. Wm Warwick. II
Basher.
Table bo.gaeebe sou esu 5 -Is vase at
at.alh. nee Stewart, Moe Wells, Wm
Maniock.
Oesea-pt.es her 1.bIS darallos,
Gee Stamm'.
Floral dn.. Geo Newark Cons
Welk.
Contains Mains, donee. not leas
than two ~Mein, lideslm Malay,
Oee Siewert.
-The
Canadian Clothiers
LEVITZ k URRA
Pre.isters
Spelaal Prices in
Mii/nery
for
SATURDAY
We have • perticiderly
,attractive lime of Ladies'
Shapes. They Include the
SAih.r Hate e• velvets *ad
plush. You will find Omen
to be popular goods at
Popular Prices
Do not tail to take ad-
vantage of our special her -
gains in
Ladies' and Gents'
Footwear
We have the lines rhea
cermet fail to rd. s... Spe-
cial pricer for katnr•d..y_
selling.
Embroidery on two towels. initials or
monogram, Mrs 'Yee -anon, Mrs H S
Baker.
Embroidery on two handkerchiefs,
initials or monogram, Ml46 M Curwen,
Mrs Howrie.
Hardanger or Norwegian, Mrs Howrie,
Mies Symington.
Venetian, Mrs Howrie, Mrs Stevenson.
Embroidery 1n lace. stitches, Mrs
Stevenson. Miss Syostngton.
Embroidery in modern cows stitch,
Mn Howrie, Mrs Seevensoo.
Centre piece, Mrs McCarroll, Mrs
Howrie.
Any kind, collar and cuff net, Mae
Johnston, Mn McCarroll.
Pillow : ltP. Mrs M Curwen, Mrs
Johnston.
Mounted Sofa Cushion, Mrs Joh.gton,
Mrs A 3 Goldthorpe:
Embroidery on bolting cloth, Mrs
Stevenson, Mrs J A Fowler.
Portiere or dupe any kind, -Las Mc-
Clnakey, Miss Symington.
Sewing, hand -made lilies' shirt waist,
original design, Mrs Howrie, Mrs John-
ston•
Sewing, plain, hard, sample five
varieties, S 1dwarde, Mrs Johnston.
Sewing. hand -made ladies' under-
clothing, three pieces, Mrs Johnston,
Mrs McCarroll.
Ladies' fancy workbag, Mrs Mc-
Carroll, Mrs Johnston.
Twelve tomatoes, any variety, Chas Twelve buttonholes -four underwear,
Wells. .A Hatt lday. four dregs and four tailor's, O F Ed.
Largest cucumbers, 1). McPhee, D ward, Mrs Fowler.
Fronee. Darning, straight, biased and three -
Collection of garden herbs, Chas Mcornered, re t vcllings,
Wells, Mrs. Tremblay.
rs Johnston, Miss Symiagton.
Collection of garden produce, Chas Mending ane patch hemmed, Miss
Wells, H Barker. Canoes. 0. F. Edward.
Salsify, Chas Wells. Wm Warnock. Mending, one patch top vevral. 0 F
Water melons, Jas Yutll, Edward, Mies Curwen.
Musk melons, Jae Yulll, Alex Young. Klleben apron. Mrs McCarroll, Move
Citrons, Alex Young, Andrew Hall- Curwen.
day. Foy apron, Milos Curwen, Mrs A
HOME MANUFACTURES J Goldwethorpe'
Boitt designed and worked quilt, any sten.
Point lace. H. Edwards, Mex. Joh..
pattern. Art Jones,' Mrs. Stevenson. Irish crochet, Mrs Johnston. Mrs
Fancy gdilting, speclmen or. Mb" Stevenson.
Symms. Honitoa lace with machine made
Counterpane, cotton. knitted. Milo braid, 0 F Edward, Hiss SymiagWm.
Symington, Mrs A Johnston. Duchess lace, Mrs Stevenson, Mrs
Rag mat (booked), Mrs A McCarrol, Johnston.
Mrs A Johnston. BaMtenburg lace, airs Stevenson, Mrs
Bath towel (waah cloth) motto. knit- Fowler.
teed. Mrs J A Fowler, Mabdm Mc- limited lace (thread), Miss Syneng-
Kay. ton, Mrs R Stevens,,
Carriage atgbas (WSW). Mrs A Tom. Mn Jobhrto.. H Edwards.
Jobaston, Mn. R. Stevenson. Drawn thread work, doilies, Wm
Ku nWg fancy wool sbawl or cape, 0 eyashgton, Milo Stevenson,
F Edward, Mn Johnston. Drawn Meted work, centre piece,
Come pe& tine wool stockings, Mrs Mrs Fowler, Milo Rymiagto..
Sothis. Netting, Mrs Stevenson, Mrs Fowler,
One peer Doane wool sox, Miss M
curves, A. SaRlday• PRESERVES, BREAD, ETC.
One pair flss wool sox, Mr. Jaiselsa, Assortment of boweenade preserves,
Purity Floor. Prises by Weyers Caw
ataMills, D Prone, 3 YeC7nskey, Mee
Layer cake, Yrs A Foster. D McPhee.
0 F Edward.
°Weenie of baling Mrs R W Rya's,
Mrs A Footer, Mn A 1 Goldthorpe. •
Leach, beet cold, Jan MoCauakey, Mrs
A Mo(aeroll, Mn Foster.
MI newer and Na bans, Mrs Fatter,
Mrs A J Goldthorpe, Mn D Brookes -
rides.
71NE ARTS
PROFESSIONAL LWT. -011d
Laa".eape, soesery, Miss E Hayden,
Mrs }Lowrie.
Marine, lakes, Mee Howrie, tad.
Animal or Anne, Mies Hayden, !d.
(31111 life, buildings, etc, Mime Hayden,
Yrs Howrie.
Flowers os Ault, Mae Heydon, Miss
Howrie.
PROFe:uSIONAL LIST- -W ATER COLORS
Landscape, scenery, Miro Hayden, 3
A Fowler.
Marine, lakes or river, J A Fowler,
Mies Hayden.
Still life, buWtng', etc.. Mies Hayden.
Drawing in waver colors, any subject,
Miss Hayden, J A Fowler.
Landscape. korai, `Mrs Howrie, 3 A
Fowler.
Figure or animal, subject, 3 A Fowler.
Flowers a.d,fruit, 3 A Fowler, 2nd.
Monochrome, any subject, Mies Hay
ries, J A Fowler.
AMATEUR-IJIT --01111
Landscape scenery, Misr M Curwes,
Men H S Baker. y
Marine, Miss M Curwen, 0 Y ksI-
ward.
Animal or figure, subject, Mrs Steven-
son, Mrs Baker.
Huron fano 'wine, Mrs Baker, Mien
' urwe..
Flowers, Mur Stevenson, airs Baker.
Fruit, Mrx Stevenson.
Inanimateohien. Mrs Stevenson, Mini
Baker.
Original, any subject, Mrs Baker, Mrs
Stevenson.
Laadreapc, Mrs$tcvcnson, t) F I!1
wand.
A tATr:t•It LIST WATER COLOR
Iand.caa•, Mise t'urwen. Mrs Fow-
ler.
Marine, Mrs Fowler, Mrs Baker.
Aninial or figure subject, Mrs Stein -
Noe, Mrs Baker.
Huron farm send, Mrs Baker, Milo
C urnen.
Flowers, Mrs Stevenston. airs Pow er.
Fruit, Mr. Fowler, Men. Baker.
Inanimate object, Mrs. Stevenson,
Mrs Fowler.
°ligised Huron Co. subject, Miss Cur -
wen, 0 F Edward.
Mosochrome,lcopy1. Miss M .Andrews,
Mrs Fowler.
CHINA PAINTING
Hiagle piece, MSI. Howrie, Mrs Ste-
vene00.
Figure •on chbna, Mrs Howrie, Mrs
Stevenson.
Three plater, Mrs Stevenson, Mrs A
Johnston.
Collection not lees than six pieces,
Mrs Stevenson. Mrs Howrie.
WOOD t•ARYINni
Collection of wood carving, Mn
Stevenson, 2nd.
Collection of pyrography, Mrs A John-
ston.
Meallerv.•asa' ens i.ti.R of ail- .-nollee named e
0114101141Pair plain silt. mftltblt, ]Cie, of each to beOmegahoe our of tbdels
'fol-
Slevstasoa, NYS Bowyer: pears, peons, peaches, rasp
O.. pair cane plain wool gloves, berries, cherries. strawberrleo, - plat
Mrs Johann, Mies Sywl.gtoa.�pplK Sooseberriee. Jar MoCluakey.
Driving goa, ,MI.. $amts Mrs McCarldl, 0 t' Edward
Farcy wool mittens, Ikon',. Mn Peaches, ase. quart �r Jae Mang-
liofam. Ls>.: ha' Maar iieCar,g4>` Q
HcKay.-
Bedroom slipper, Mrs Joiesittor, hiss Bteawbcruies, one ,itiart jar. Malcolw
Sy=ISS1ces• McKay. airs Goldthorpe, b Ptonrao.
Bowers. MJohnnie.r
Johnnie., M. Moves. glee, arc goonjjs.rr,� Jae me_
sea. Chishey, 0 F Edward. MrilcCarroll.
Crocheted work is cones, Mr J A plums, ear aeon jar, Ju. Yulll. Mal.
Fowler. Mr Johnnie. cors McKay. las. McCloskey.
Table mals, endue, A Sal1ioy, Mrs Fears, ens quart jar, Jobs Clark, Chu
Jeheseos• Welton Maisel= McKay.
H Bahl'.os ro- Mss UMvemroa, MrCherries, marl ear jar, Nr. Md1M-
e.
leasenor, M, Jehmslem. Rake's'roll., dor, Trio. an McCloskey.
Nn
p$,OS, one rt jar, D Proust, 0 F
Mikitnigli.rpass. Mrs Howvle, Mho Slur* Sy -
4 l lyse quart jar, Mrs McCarroll.
Imesam. monionmenSAppllee eases quart, Mrs Poster, Mrs
MaCLred1, A Halliday.
Embroidered table teen le white. maim. ems jar or pot, s s, ated,
eomoieleq et table clone de wine, Mrs Tremblay. Mr*. inds.m
r*. Johnston.JMee
One coning cloth, one key dab. Fleet McCerreil.
Colleens truss emssloms. �7erme erine dorsa retest phww b�
Sower, Chir Were. l Fowler, Ifrs H� elm, Nn J 1
Collection
Irmo /� Embroidered gee e'ele
ck tea teeth.
Orr
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Concede tkal xi., am sl. a rr.Embroidered Seee
Bmrbo'clock ea la,
Meek= Me Y. rib. B Edwards, Mrs B 1 Raker.
Gone) oe gladiolus (tea. WeUn, Iger S=bsvi wed lane emirs pions and
A McConell. elx dense e. Ila.., NW M Corns.
Colleen= awes, Malaga Hely, fan Symtsgesa.
Close Welk, Wes Warnock. E=Molda.d tray doth le whit. to..
Oollswtsa peersa, Wm Mammoek, sum er rotten, Mdse Cerwen, Mrs lehnrbm.
Stewart, Mr Bowels Iigsheaeas..s rdebennd scarf, any
Canons ,-Mnmlrs. ring le, F Berber, Mod. Mrs McConnell. Mks Syinimpon. 0 Mimed. Mrs Heinle.
Mr Howhle
u.msRmro
bldm.d tea coq, wiser mlmi, leaves bome-sesile white kneed.
Osilselies pMrslrs, desbe, Mrs A Mm Joh memo. Mrs TawUr• sees with Pertly Litre, Pilsen by
McCanW. Sentwo aired Maslow ws.rk, Metre ': 'este-I, r in•,r :1.11a, Mrs R w Ryan,
Odleeil= wenn. not 3..m them nix Mem. Mn u►ev.is er, Mrs ,ions tam. n Mrs Mrs Porter.
Mixed picklesore j .r, Mrs MoCar-
rol, 0 F !Alward, Mn
()Meanie a< saoorlt, for Mode,
e ased, 0 F Edward Mr' Rowels,
J ae McCtssbsy.
Twelve tea bierslns, Mrs. McCarroll,
Mn doidthorpe Mrs lower
Cdlentes of pion. all Nlo than tor.
Mrs Geidil srpe, 0 Ldtbwa*W, Mrs D
Med doses tame tart'.. Mr Ryas, Jae
lileCleshey, Mrs
Oss dome ort malas, r. Goldthorpe,
Ulm=
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Tea Cm wet M
Advariage
You know bow everything
coals more villa you have to
buy on credit Why not
practice sed -denial a while It necessary, open a Saving Account
in the Usim Bank of Calends, and, with the money in hand,
buy at Cash prices) The discounts will help to awes your bank
blame%, and you vii baw made a good start Inwards tinseled
independence
Goderich Branch -F. WOOLLCOMBE,
Manager.
himself lo„e-. A business built upon
dishonesty cannot prevail. Not one
of these pirates, and they have been
coming and going for twenty years.
will Inst more than two •years. He
would nett last that long but for the
encouragement he gets from those
who should know better.
Meson. McLean Bros. of Uodeicb,
have for years roil Sean -reedy tailor-
ing, and they carry the only repre-
sentative stock of these fine garments
in the whole county.
Dominion Alliance Meetings
Sunday last was Huron field day for
the Dominion alliance and Joderich
was honored by having two f Its
strongest representnt i.ra, in t he per-
sons of Rev. Ben. H. Spence and Rev.
Dr. Abraham, to fill theipulpite in this
town. Iu addition to speaking in four
of the churches a muss meeting was
bold in the Tewperarrce hall during
the afternoon. when t he hall was well
tilled. conclusive evidence that the
temperance •entiw.nt is not dead in
Goderlch. air. Ruthven MeeDoeald,
the well known baritone, sing at
Knox church and North street Me. ho -
dist church in the ,Horning and et the
masa meeting in the afternoon, and
was scheduled to sing at the 'Kappa.
and Victoria street churches in the
evening but owing to an affection of
the throat was unable to fulfil hie
evening engagements.
.'RAYON %ND CHARCOAL
Any subject In crayon, Mrs Howdy,
Mrs Stevenson.
Any subject in charcoal, airs Steven-'
son, Miss F: Hayden.
Any subject pen and ink sketch, J A
Fowler, Mrs. Stevenson.
Any subject pencil drawing, Mies
Hayden, Mrs Howrie.
PENMANSHIP, DRAWIN(s AND OTHIJR
SCHOOL WORK
Specimen of writing, boys, Leon
Andrews, Benson Weston.
Specimen of writing, gide. Jean. Bab -
kirk, Wfn.ie Gledhill.
Specimen of drawing a maple leaf in
outline, boys, Jact Marshall, F: Prid-
ham.
iiamen of drawing a maple loaf in
outline. girls, Helen Shaw, Marion
Ryan.
Composition on the Town of Goderich,
Olive Tabb, Helen Smith.
Sterling silver medal donated by the
Northern Business College, Owe. Sound,
Ont., for the best specimen of wrfti.g
exhibited .t the tat our by any school
chid in the vicinity of Godertch,
Beatrice Longmire.
SEMI -READY MAN
TELLS DIFFICULTY
Answers Pointed Question
on progress of Semi -
ready Ideals.
One of the officer- of the een,i ready
Oomptn7 was til ,•.1 with the gueg-
400 : "Why dr es n •t everybori. mese
Semi -ready clothes if they are a:l you
teem for them?" H • said :
"'No ween seed. ever hope In .ueiww 1
m000poly of virtue. ler. were ,t sot
for the &shoddy ' ' ..bons ..f MICRO -
ready
. I
rad tailoring which have been put'.
on the market during the put Sftee,
years we had long ago co=pkt•d the
evolution of the tailoring trade.
The harm that is dons to Semi -
ready by a shoal of chem./john Mee in
C�re the od balt.ma minensign Atli.
are a goat marry mister is the
le country. but then were five
thousand fakes foisted on rho public.
Holiest miming gut o Meek eye
tbrough the week of the fakers.
"Oso great drawbsek has hese the
millirem of dollars sold every year by
smeotb salesmen who will toll his
customers that a gannet Is 'Heusi -
ready" when be knows 11 le set. f1e
prey os the buyer who will never
leafs to look for the, teed, mark we
the gannet -Me label in the peeket.
Seery day la the week. In large cites
like Toronto, Windless", Jfostreml,
and Vaseonv.r. tier ere beadiede of
g arments sold ae 'Ssssl.reeady' which
a» 'rsed shade•'. The esste-
er Leese roam ms ; owls rarely does
be Sad out that be lose bees hone
swiveled by a dollen pirate.
The pirate waited until dammed foe
Neuel-reedy tenting was crated by
marl, by elle furor of bettor vales,
Through • 7 Ude MAIM leen.�a�
elme
to- - tots,,., the *Aventine the
Then 1. more Catarrh in thin ovation of the
ceeatrr tams all other diorama. pet tel,ether•
and until tae dart few years was supposed to b.
Isesrane. tear a great many years doctors
p.n.s scud H a Ideal disease and peenertbed
steal raa•d1en, and by constantly failing to
cora with local trwatmd.4 pton.anoad 1t in-
curable. Saimaa Ma peso*. eatarrb to be a
e.asUtatiooal disease and Op -refine requires
odwt1tsUodal treatment. Hall'. Catarrh
Can, manufactured by te. J. Cheney It Co.,
Toledo. Ohio, is the odd ortltakonal can as
the mk
tart. k le token Isternatly. 1t eats
directly on the blood and m&:013' surfaces of
the system. They after ods ba.drad dollars
for any mask faits to care. Pend for etren4rs
and tesUmoalala
Address: V..rJJ.. CHEM EY kC)..Toledo, Obs
Take by
r Yampa PM. for c.s itlpaUed.
Neiie n ( lift Ar -c4 0 • a
Messrs. William Neilson Limited,
of Toronto. offered to supply the goy.
erment with 65,000 bars of cb000late•,
for use i. whatever wanner tbe goy.
erment anted choose -
This offer has been grateful) accep-
ted hy the minister of militia, Col-
onelLiam Hughes, and the chocolate
is to be shipped to Valeartier, and
from there will be transhipped with
the Canadian rommis.ariat to Europe.
The several hundred members of the
staff of William Neilson Limited,
have oleo donated one full day's pay
to the Canadian Red Cress fund.
RHEUMO CURES RHEUMATISM
No matter how long standing your
care may be, don't despair, get a bottle
of Hbenmo todry. V. 5, Rutland sells
it with a guarantee to benefit you.
Rbeumo is wondertul in its quick
action, the pain ceases, the muscles
and bones are rid of soreness and stiff -
nem, and very soon a Rheum's patient
it able to have the same strength and
vitality of youth. Rheum') builds
Mood so rich and thick that uric acid
cannot possibly exist. Rheumo costs
only 11.00 for a large bottle from F. J.
Butiand. or direct, all charges prepaid
from B. V. alnrion Co., Bridgeburg,
Ont.
Union liank at Valcartier
The Union Bank of Canada, who
opened a branch at Valcartier mili-
tary camp three weeks ago, and who
have been transferring remittances to
and from this branch and any of their
other oMcse without exchange have
now moved into a permanent building
located next to the staff quarter.
varieties, In est 3-reco tires lelash leen, Latbrrld=M erne dila w.M. Mee t These Mayes keenests bread, two pub u 'sons. 11.e to 1 l . �• ....,
ClemWi l's. i
dMt.e Mw Sinn+.. � brows all AS einsM. made with .ad mat sestain of all. Um
.tmtaanat
To the
Public
Our Patriotic Sale WWI
a good success but we
realise that miny could
nut avail thrwvelves of
this opportunity as the
weather was very wartie
and unreasonable.
We will still miter to
the public some (f the
Oreateet Values in
Men's Wear ever uffer.d
in (4udericb.
M. ROBINS
Agency for
Peabody's Overalls
South Si
of Squaw*
de
Open Until fi
Every Evemng
-Dont fail to attend tbe great auc-
tion sale at Harrison's jewelery store
on Friday and Saturday afternoons
and evening*.
SUBSC'fi11B13Pf1R TllHRIGX411. -'
HEADQUARTE RS
FOR
FAMILY
Groceries
1f you have not tried us with an
order for Household Supplies do
sq NOW, and see how we do it.
Fruits sad Vegetables
io woo., and we- rise to please
in quality and proem:Knre of de-
livery.
Anytbing in either line to he
had will be supplied for you if
not in stock.
China and Glassware
How is your etock of Olin
and Glassware? We carry large
lines and would like to show you
our goods.
A Call in Aay Line
Is Solicited
J. Young
Hassilton 3t.
MONUMENTS
CHASTE AND ARTISTIC DESIGNS
Best workmanship at J. DOIG'S, Clinton
As J. Doig imports direct, he is able to give quick
delivery at close prices.
Designs and prices on application.
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LONDON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
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SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION, LIMITED
UNPRZCIDINTSD OPPRR OP SCHOLARSHIP AND P1433331
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LA .11 ARMSTRONG, P. LINPORTN Vt'iLLGOOS
Regt.se.r. AmtaL
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Addre$s:-354.6 Dundas St., London, Ont.
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