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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1914-10-1, Page 44 t1Ntt1s5.t. Gerona* 1. 1914 TRE GN&L : GODESIOH ABIO LYRIC THEArRE THt £Zt LVSIVE PICTURE ROVet Special Attractisas for week of October 5th Monday 31b, the World's Filen Corporation presents "The Conspiracy" an exceptional good feature a tour parts Tbnnday 8th, the eeeond In. etallment of the great serial picture The Million Dollar Mystery Everybody tier this sure. First-class and op to the minute programmes with the best of music and eons each night. Complete change of pro- gramme nightly. ADMISSION - AS - USUAL SILYTN FALL FAIR t.IST OF PRIZE WINNERS HOR8E9. uENU4L wsrOas. Brood mare having rained foal la 1914. foal by her vide, W N Bell, W Pouter. Foal, home or mare. W Sanderson, Jame. VenEgmond. 'two year old gelding or Ally, lames Colclougb, Thomas Wallace. Ooe year old gelding or filly, J Par• root. Term of mares or gelding". James Vanlsgwond, E O Johnston. AURI('C1.TCKAL. Brood ware having raised foal in 1911, foal by her side, J tiuming, Jaunts VanE w..ud, James %Vellacr. Foal. huts or male, E Stalker, E Taylor. Two -sear -old gelding or filly, E Tay- lor, J McEln.y. t)ur•ycar-old gelding or filly, It 11 \Vett, K R Fem. Team of marcs or geldings, F Tull. E Paylor. Goderich Opera Norse 1 3 tarting nigbu CCT 8 ss Thursday G. HERBERT PERRY, prewntm PERRY'S PLAYERS with DAN MALLOY and HAZEi. CORINNE in all new plays THURSDAY "43 Minutes from Broadway" FRIDAY "The Match Maker' 4ATURDAV "Belie of The P,wt" All new \'audevllle Acta each night. PRICES 25o 35o,and SOo. Seats on sale at the Imperial Cafe on Monday next. Penslar Laxative Cold Breakers For breaking up a cold quickly. Keep a box on hand for the Mit symp- tom of a cold. 35 cents a Box 1leakk Seek FREE! Ask for the Penslar Health Book, telling all about the different ail- ments to which man- kind is subject. AT TUE PENNI.An .1..K\, ' ,i• Ar Campbell, Phm.B. UtrDKKII'H Ceatrsl Dart Share Phew W 11*A\"1" liltAl't:HT. Brood mare having raised foal in 1911. foal by her side. C'barles Ruddell, 11 R Watt, E Tnylor. Foal. hors. or mare, R R \Vett, Charles Ruddell. Two-year-old gelding or filly, R R Watt, E Taylor. One-year uid gelding or filly, James Watt. Team of mares or geldings, H Young. Best four colts foaled In 1914, sired by env registered heavy draught horse, ‘V Gray. Thomas MeMicbael. I AKHI.tiL Brood ware having ridged foal in 1914, foal by bet. side, John Alton. Tram of mares or geldings, Robert Fri cis. Tlasolfry W seed. R. tisimood, .1. K. Rd glover seed, J. L Wlss. 81z best stocks saMlsg• cora, J. J. Mason. J. Barr. ROOTB. Culkctloo Barden produce, Jame. Jackson, I J Yaaoo, W M Scott Late potatoes uuued, J Pul1r1 d, R G MoGowpo. Held carrot., W M Scott, Jame. Jeck.00n. Garden carrots, Hermit( Brs. Swede turnip., John Barr, %V M Scott. Turnips, any other kind, W M Scutt, .1 J Mason. Bests, table one. E U Smith & Son, O Wigbtwao. Sugar beet u.angolds, R Harrison, Jau.er Jackson. Mengel wink -Is, long, Jawrs Jack- son. J Barr. Mengel wurtels, globe, W M Scott, C K Taylor. Mengel wul•zel, yellow intermediate, R H.rnron, W M Scott. Pumpkin, J J Maven, W McGowan. Squash, W M t cots, J J Mason. Red onions, James Jrekmo. White field beans, Miss D Syming- ton, R Richmond. Citrons. J J Mason, W M Scott. Watermelon'', H Horney, l; K Try- lor. Cabbage, named, lames Jackson. J F Laidlaw. Red pickling cabbage. James Jack• eon. Cauliflower, H Horney, James Jack- son. Field corn. dent, J J Mason, R Har- rison. Flint corn, W H Mtn rift, E C Smith & Eton. Sweet emu. E O Smith & Son, Jame. Jackson. DAIRY ANi) PROVISIONS. James Jackson, Nr tit DsTERe. Brood mare having raised foal in 1914. foal by her side, `V Taylor, %Vet- ter McGill. Foal, horse or 'ware, W Taylor. John Elton. Two-year-old gelding or filly, W H Merritt. One -year-old gelding or fillY, W Nes- hit, A W Sloan. Single driver, W G Grey, John Wright. Mr. McKenzie. Lady driver, W (i Orey, John Wright. Team of mares or gelding., Scott Bron. W G Gray. C ATTLE. PURE IRKED UUKILtMo. Milch cow having raised calf in 1914 or with calf, positive proof required. J S Carter, J Barr Two-year-old heifer. J Barr, John 8 Scott.. One -year-old heifer. R Harrison. A W Sloan. Heifer calf, J 8 Cao ter, T H Taylor. Bull over one year. age considered. J Mr. lruy, J Barr. Bull calf, J Beer T H Taylor. Herd, bull and two females, J Barr. Stylish young naen will admire THE NEW YORK The 1ate.t thing in Shee. manufactured by the Beet Shoe l'ompwsyt Style combined with service and comfort. 1V. have just received a ship- ment. ('all in and look them (Naas sad wee eeperia»y-she ms- - terinl in Vetoer Faff, the Rt. •.ede Toe the Low Heel, the In- visible Eyelet. Try a pair, you will like there, they are mood. J. h. McClinton's Repairing promptly attended to Detroit Conservator" y Of Musk Tosaled M 11114. Acknowledged the ksselog me Ielass of props rlea to b. one et the foee- mesI Aaisatltaton of Its kind In Degrees of 8sek.ler et enc Doctor of Mese materred. eranek Taught. Slaty tker kl skilled Instreetera Tg>RS Sckoel Mnate sae Drawing. *neatest* D.oerttrent. Paella agave* dallr. Yore kora w reeseet Adams shorn M. Se I, Swreflre ens Woodward Ars., Os1rsN, its Orem sable embsoid.ed, a IWe4' goo, W M 'keret.1l;m Yrs os honk* cloth. J J Maros, W McGowan. Eyelet centre piece orb der W. I Montt, J J Mason. Embroidery oft silk or satin, James J ackwn. Kumbroider7 shadow, R. Riebmnad. Fancy toilet set. J J Mases" W M 8twtt. Fancy pin cushion, 11 Horsey, O K Try tor. Facey handkerchief ease, Jame. Jackson, 1 F Laidlaw. Fancy glove case, James Jackson. E'cbing on materiel, fine or coarse, H Harney. James Jsr•k.on. Fancy woo k bag, J J Mason, R Har- i iso,. Fancy apron, W 14 Morritt, . E C S mith & Son. Knitted quilt, Miss is Symington. Knitted lace to 'curia, Mins L) tSy- mirgton, Myrtle Livingston. Kuitted ur crochet, fancy wool shawl, Miss D Sytuingtotr, Myrtle Living- stone. Kitchen apron. Myrtle Livingstone, Miss D Sywington. Lace handkerchief, Myrtle Living- stone. Wm Scott Laundry Lag. Mrs I) 1) Crittenden, Myrtle Livingstone. Mount,lellick eml.roidery, Myrtle Li v i ugstnt.e. One set table mat.. Mrd Tawlys., Miss D Symington. One set doylies, not n.ore than six pieces, Myrtle Uvingstooe. Miss D Sy- wington. Patch quilt in cotton, 31is. D Sy- mington. Piano or didebnarJ .cart, Myrtle Livingstone, Mies() Symiasrton. Photo trawr any kind, Myrae Liv- ingstone. Pillow care embroidered, Myrtle Livingstone, Miss D Symingtoe. Woollen socks or stocking*, Mr. Trnily°, Myrtle Livingstone. Quilt, any other kind, J Pullsrd, Mrs D U Crittenden. Rihh..n work, Myrtle Uvingstone. Sofa pillow. M_vrale Livingstone. :Slumber rube, Duncan Laidlaw. Miss 13 Symington. Tatting, Myrtle Livingstone, Miss D Symington. Table centre piece, white, MS* L) Sy- mington, Mrs A Taylor. Tub butter, James Jackson, J J Mason, W M Scott. Butt -r10 two lb rolls, J Pollard. R G Mc:Iowan. Houle made bread, J i'' Laidlaw. Jautes Jecksoo. Two 2 -lb loavrr of bread to he made by girl under 10 years of age, James Jackson. Haggitt Bros. Extracted honey, J Barr. W M Scott. Hooey in comb, W M Scott, J J Mason. Display of bees and their product., EC Smith& Son. 0 \Vightmao. Three Ibs maple syrup, R Harrison, Jamas Jacksoo. Collection of canned or preserved fruit, not lees than four kinds. James Jackson, John Barr. Grape wine, home made, W M Scott. O K Taylor. Plain tea biscuits, R Herrisoo, W M Scott. Home made tuns, J J kLason. W McGowan. Two- pies, apple or pumpkin. W M Scott. J J Mason. Lunch for workingman. cold, eight articlas, meat excluded, James Jack - eon, Tomato catsup, R Richmond. Pickier, maxed, J J Masan %V M Scott. Pickles. any other kind, H Horney, U K Taylor. Horne made hard soap, James Jack - eon, J. F. Latilaw. AHkKIEEN ANOUr. James W Bone sec•ired all the prices in this class. (TRADES. Milch cow baying raisers calf in 1911 or with calf. positive proof required. R Harrison. R Wightwan. Two-year-old heifer, John S Scott, R Harrison. Two - ear -old James Heffroo. One -year-old John 8 Scott. One -year-old steer. R Harrison 1 and 2. steer, R Harrison, heifer, R Harrison Heifer calf, W Fear, J Barr. Steer calf, T 11 Taylor, 11 Horney. Fat steer, any breed, James Hebron 1 and 2. Fat steer or heifer, any breed. James Heffron. R Harrison. Three stock steers not shown in any other number, James Heffron 1 and 2. Best animal any breed, sweepstakes, J McElroy lipHEEP. LgI(g.TKtt8. Janie. Snell & Son secured all the prizes in this class. a6KtoreelegonwNe. J F Laidlaw secured all the prizes 10 this chase. New F co/ Now for 11 Merch '1 co ndise NO sooner has The Summer Bu:;iness slipped away than the flood tide of Fall Trade is upon us. We've been preparing for it for weeks atld are ready now with all that is newest and best awaiting your inspec- tion and approval. SILKS We are still selling 96 inch, hlack and colored dress Silks that will not cut, 51.00. VELVETS We never had so large a Nock of Dress Vel- vets, in black and colon, in plain weave., stripes and hedford vibe. Prices from (IOc to $1.'15. These velvets are \Varrellr fast dyes and silk finish. GLOVES AND HOSIERY Our Fa'tl Glover and Hosiery are ready for your inspection. Never have we had better value* to offer. Our extra quality stocking for only 26c. WRAPPEREl-TES , FLAN NIrLETTES We are showing very excellent values in these goods and a large stock to select from. W. B. Corsets. Perrin's Gloves COATINGS We want everyone to see our Fall Coatings. We bad better values than now. $A (rots to 82•76 in plain weaves, checks and diagonal stripes. COATS Never have we carried such a complete line of Fall and Winter Coate. From the dainty check to the plain cloth. Ws stand behind every Coat we sell and guarantee absolute satisfaction. Now is the time to buy your new Fell Coat before the stock bee been picked over. We feel sure if you inspect our Coats you will find one to your liking. Our prices are from 4110.00 to $30.00. Our cheap Coate are as up-to-date in cut and 'finish as the more expeo•ive ones. Buy a Rogers garment and get the latest O nem.ae.e.emns J. N. COLBORNE THE HOWIE OF RELIABILITY 99 Hose Standard Patterns rimsimemosteal • Table cover. Ave o'clock, Myrtle Livingstone, Mies D Symington. Tray cloth, Myrtle Livingstone, Miami D Sywington. Tea coley, Mrs l'rittenden, Myrtle Livingstone. Towel., embroidered, Myrtle Living- stone. Mins 1/Symington. Table centrepiece, colored, Myrtle Livingstone, Mies D Sywington. Whisk holder, Myrtle Livingstone, Mrs 13 13 Critteoden. Wallachian work, Miss D Syming- ton. Myrtle Livingstone Work, drown, Myrtle Livingstone. Mrs Tamlyn. Fancy netting, Myrtle Livingstone, Misr D Symington. FINE ARTS. FRUIT. YIVE OF EACH. Sized named varieties of winter ap- ples, R R Sloan, C Wightman. Four named varieties of fall apples, R R Slcan, E C Smith & Son. Baldwin. R R Sloan, J B Tierney. Kings, R R Sloan, J B Tierney. Northern spy, J B Tierney, E C Smith & Son. Road lslaud greening, R R Sloan, J B Tiernay. Ribeton pippin, Duncan Laidlaw, R R Sloan. Golden russet, R R Sloan. J B Tieroay. Roxboro russet, R R Sloan, C \Vight- ANY OTHER KIND. Fat sheep ewe or wether any breed, James Snell & Son. Pi08. YoRKaHI i.1. Brood sow having littered in 1914 or with pig, J F Laidlaw. POULTRY. Geese, large breed. Hr tt Bros. Rouen ducks, Hagen -Woe. 1 and 2. Duane anti otber.vriety, Haggitt Bros. Hamburg'. spangled. Haggitt Bros. 1 and 2. Wyandotte*. white, Haggitt Bros. \Vyandottee, silver, Haggitt Bros. ihorrs. white, singlet -iamb. J F. irtiiiaw -1 and 2. - Ugtrer..- hiv.ww.=ulwRteeemTr, R Seiler., Haggitt Bora. L.ghorna, any other variety, Hag• gift Bros Orpington, R. Sellars, Hewitt Bora. Brahma.. dors. Haggitt Bros. Brahma'. white. Hammitt Bros. Minorcaa. Haggitt Bros. 1 and 2. Plymouth Rocks, bared. R Sellers land 2. Plymouth Rocks. white. Haggitt Bros. Black Breasted Red Game. Haggitt Bros. Rhode Inland Redo, Haggitt Brats. 1 and 2. Anoosaa• Hewitt Bro.. Collection of pigeons, Haggitt Bros, 1 and 2. GRAIN. Red fall wheat, W. McGowan. J. K. Wise. Spring wheat R. B. McGowan. Spelts, J. K. 'Vise. 81. rowed barley, J. K. Wise. W. McGowan. Two rowed barley. J. K. Wise. W. McGowan. White oats, long, ft. B. McGowan. J Raw. White oat., 'bort, R. Harrison, J. Darr. Mask data, J. K. Wise. Moran peas. J. K. Wise. Legge pear. J. K. Wtr. man. Seek -no -further, J B Tieeney„R R Sloan. Spitzeoburg, R R Sloan, R Rich- mond. Wagner, J B Tierney. 14 R Sloan. Ben Davis, R R Sloan, E C Smith & Son. Gravenstein, A B Carr, R R Sloan. Blenheim pippin, H R Sloan, E U Smith & Son. Tatman Sweet, J B Tierney, E U Smith & Son. Mann, R R Sloan, E U Smith & Son. Stark, K R Sloan. Sooty, R R Sloan, J B Tierney. Ontario, R Richmond. Jame, Jack- son. One box spy apple.. packing and ft uit considered. R 14 Sloan, .1 B Tierney Wealthy, J BTier nay, 0 WighttitY . Canada red, R R Sloan, 14 13 Gowan. Culvert., R R Sloan. Duncan J.aid- law. Alexanders, R R Sfoan, WV Watson. 9) os pippins, J Canning. R R Sloan. Crab apples, C Wightman. R R Sloan.. Any other named variety, E C Smith & Son, F Toll. Collection of apple.". 2i) . varieties nares+ abtaitssthewetsF.mrur.'R1t Sloan. 0 Wightm•n. Winter pears. named. R R Sloan, C Dodds. Fall pears. named. 0 Dodds, (' W ifbtman. Named plums. any variety. C tViehtsen. A B Carr. Collection of plums named, five of *rich, A B Carr. Twelve tomatoes, H Young. James Jackaon. Collection of grape., three bunches of each, W M Scott, R Shoetr'eed. Eight peaches, R R Sloan. W M Scott. LADIES' WORK. Appltitps work, James Jackeoo, J J Mesion, W M Scott. Battenkuryt lace. J Pollard. R l: Mc- Gowan. Crochet quilt, W M Scott. James Jaekson. Cuucbtng, Jantes Jackson. Haggitt Bros. Cushion top in coronation lace, J Barr, W M Perott. Crochet work In silk, W M Scott, J J Mason. Cushion top embroidered, K 0 Smith and Son. (; Wightman. Crochet work in novelty braid, R HarrI.on James Jackson. Oolle.tioe ladies' work, eight pieces oat James Jackson, John Baer. ( work, ootion, W M Seca, 0 L Taylor. Animals. atogle or grouped• in oIl. Myrtle Livingston. Animals single or grouped, in water color. Myrtle Livingston, Mrs 1) D Crittenden, Collection of pierced bras'. Mrs D D Crittenden. Collection of pen and ink sketches, Myrtle Livingston. Collection China, six pieces hand painted, Mlse Brigham, Mrs D D Crit- tenden. Collection of china in lustre, six pieces, Mrs D D 0, ittenden. Collection of oil paintings,. Myrtle Livingston. Collection of water color paintings, Myrtle Livingston. Fruit er flowers, in oil. Miss Brig- ham, Myrtle Livingston. Fruit or flowers in water color, Mies Brigham, Mrs D 13 Crittenden. Figure painting in oil, Myrtle Liv- ingston. Figure painting in water color, Myrtle Livingston, Mrs A Taylor. Hand painted placque in oil, Mies P Symington, Mrs A Taylor. Handinting on silk, satin or plush, Myrtle Livingston, Miss D SyminR ton. I,aadscape in oil, Miss Brignam, Myrtle Livingston. Landscape in water color, Mr. A Taylor, Myrtle Llviogston. Ornament or vase, Mrs D D Critten- den. Miss Brigham. Piece of burnt work on leather, Myrtle Livingston. Painting on bolting cloth, Myrtle Livingsten, Miss D Symington. Plate', half douse hand painted, Myrtle Livingston. Peneil drawing, Myrtle Livingston, Mn 13 1) Crittenden. Paulette. any suhjeet, Mr. E Adams. PLANTS ANILFLOWFIRS. Collection of foliage eight varieties, C Dodds, Mrs Fenwiek. Collection of ferns in pots, four varieties nausea. 0 Dodds. Display of planta In flower in pot•, Mx pleats distinct from all entriee, Mrs Fenwick, C Deals. Geraniums in bloom, 0 Dodds, Mrs. Fenwick. K . n0E beak `t 1LIaa,Fea iehr Vit; • CUT FLOWERS. Collection of dahlias, Mrs Fenwick, C Dodds. Collection of pansies, Mrs Fenwick, L Dodd.. Collection of motors, James Jackson. C Dodds. Hand briquet, Mrs Fenwick, Mies D Symington. Table boquet, Mn Fenwick, Miss 13 Symington. SCHOOL CHILDREN'S COMPETI- TION. Children soder thirteen years. Write the first two' meas of 'Th. ample Loaf Forever." Writeoneline each of any three fro band movement exercises. Beet trap of Huron coun- ty, showing the beeniae aa, rivets and railways with •tailiose. Margaret Farr. Boal Hill. PtPRi4DING 1N THE RING. L 4 t LAM-,H1.a HEATH. re. idsoloresi 14iek:etlwr. tHasmSffl air y►Y o 120 C Ass+ -sits REAM i Srrslw ... • 44r Free Demonstration McClary's Pandora Range Come • in. Often Bring Your Friends M In My Store Friday and Saturday, Oct. 9th, 10th OPEN BOTH EVENINGS Everybody Cordially Invited Hct Cakes Served Morning comers ;will receive a package of toilet goods as manufactured by Misner Manufacturing Co., without charge. Howell Hardware Co. um. 410101111111014111011.111101111141114.1411114.4111141.111. EAST WAWANOSH COUNCIL Minutes o; council meeting held on Septemeer 14th ; members all pres- ent. Mioutee of last meeting read and confirmed. The o•Us•twr presented his hoed. themunebeing accepted as satisfac- tory. atisfac- toTh• following accounts were paid The Municipal World, supplies, *1.54; John T. (Jannis, townships share ex- tension of the Hallahan drain. SI; lobo 11 VenNis. arewtglF'thabr'e ass repairing Taylor's bridge, cone. 6, and 7 87.60; R. Mowbray, building cement culvert, side line and 31, eon. 18. 8325: John Gillespie. inspecting same, $8: A McDougall, drawing gravel and repairiog two culverts, 86.26; J. Van - camp, work on Taylor's hill. eons. 4 and 6. 515; J. Vancampp gravelling on southern boundary, 1126.70:R. J. McGee, gravel and inspecting gravel- ling on soothern boundary, •16: Mc- Kinnon Bros., gravelling oft eastern boundary. 917.90; Geo. Potter. in- specting gravelling on eastern lound- 54 lt. Marshall, iaspeetfng graavelling; on eastern boundary, 5.9.31; R. Marshall, levelling after grader and raking stones off road. cons. 2 and 3, 123; John J. Ma.(tn, work un the Hal - lateen drain, 1115.56: Bert Jackson. gravel. $1.810;IL R. Patterson, gravel, 83.%L Jamas Tenney. gravel, 81.80; W m, POtb.v$ill, gravel. $7.71 Next meeting of commit will be held on Wednesday, October 14th. A. POrITTRnBLD, Clerk. Lack of Wares Suggestive 1 t oecurred to us wb•le looking at the various exhihits at the Goch in- dustrial exhibition the other day that to • very large extent it was the w.11 - to -do a•ercbsots who took advantage el the opportunity via acing tbeir goods before the pu)•lir, and the ques- tion comes to es is it because they are well-to-do that they can afford to ad- vertise, or is it becalm. they advertise they are well-to-do? Only one of the I. siwaraserteorls the trawls exhibited r product and that concern is runn- ing overtime. The other intries wd•.0wares have to meet comppetKition in the open market had no exhibit on the groun ie. Those factories are either cloned down or running half-time. To us It looks suggestive. What do ylu think 1 PORTERS HILL Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Cox visited at Kincardine lard week. Miss Sinclair N apeurliort a few days with kgs sister, Mrs. Leslie Cox. Mrs. Thomas Morgan tell Wargo sad Mrs. Wilson sod *newt. Port Stanley are visiting at Mr. Peter Mc- -The officers of the newt formed Berlin city regiment have been an- nounced. SUFFERED With Biliousness and Sick Headache Calgary, Alberta laity e. 1911 1 was agrest • Rerer foe a long time with Biliotssou.. Rick Headache and Liver tmuhIe.Il 1iothlne seemed to do me any good. i had almost given lap in despair when 1 decided to try F1G PILUS After taking about hall • box the headsshee stopped and my appetite improved. 1 base just Ar the fifth box and feel a. well as ever. i cos heartily recommend Ftg P111. for stomach and liver troubles. Kea. MART Kwitny Sola at all derriere In Wand 50 Bent hoses se waded by the Fig Pill On., •t. Theurer, Ont. 4old is Godeaieb by N. S. Wigle, tlrngglst, ADVERTISE iN THE SIGNAI. i When to Stop Advertising • "AA Seiplests jnsswa1 requested a numher of its largest advet tigress to give their opinions con- cerning the hest time to stop advertising, and the following replies were received Wben the papulation cease* to multiply and the generadoos that crowd on after you and never beard of you stop coming on. When you have convinced everybody whose 11f• will touch yours that you have better goods and lower prices than they can get anywhere else. When you stop making for tuner right is your sight solely through the die eco use of the Mighty agent. When you can f the words of the sbrevrede.t end most incessant mos concerting the main caw of their pros- perity. When younger and fresher honer' 1u your line pease start- ing up sad lacing the trade ioaraai• le telling the people boa sash better they can do for them than .yon our. Mum you walla rather hare year owe wayred fail than take advise and wn.