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THE SIGNAL GODERICH, ONTARIO
SCHOOLS
UPPLIE
PAINTS and
WATER COLORS
110e. 1 tis, !N s.d ale
CAMEL HAIR BRUSHES
0• sod 7s
CRAYONS
Os and 10•
DRAWING PENCILS
So wad lee
BOOK BAGS
lura- $Ss each to "1.00
EXERCISE BOOKS
SCRIBBLERS
ERASERS, etc.
Large asscattnent,clo a prices,
Full stock of all the Astboe.
i.ed Teat Books, including the
sew "Golden Hul. Books.
The (AIWA Ink Store
ORO. PORTER
Flags!
All sires and kinds
at lowest prices
Also a splendid assortment of
Patriotic Buttons
Nearly everybody
is wearing a Patri-
otic Button. Why
not you ?
C. L. COULTIS, Pkto.B.
THE DRUGGIST
PHON4 19
Menesetung Crawford
PEACHES
VOWS Rae mf the best
litHi year end eon saw
Ect•11 householders with good
rswn fruit. Flavor bet,
ter than southern fruit Will
he ready in about a week. Leave
your order with your itrocer or
'PHONE ME.
D. F. 11AMLINK
Goderich, Ontario
WANTED
[AP
he undersgned is prepared
o pay the highest market
rice for all grades of Fall
nd Winter Apples. Do not
ell before seeing me.
'PHONE 17S
R. R. ELLIOTT
Goderieb
Corn Remedy
will remove the corn
that is so trouble-
some. Three or four -
applications all that
is necessary.
Penslar Agency Only
Jas. A. Campbell
PHM B
CENTRAL DRUG STORE
Corner North St. and Square
Goderich
Roe m 'PH(►NRV Ree. ?'v
The Very Nat Plate to Take a
Commercial Training le
THE NORTHERN
BUSINESS COLLEGE
OWEN oNT.
Ilse "ter Olentae wheel ease thins
as 6.1.. f tfser w.e. sweep mensal
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Kw9ssmoas.
T "semen. Raft. 111.
News Nene-W "hisses w
thshIlnet I Wee Case O egner left
Se kntt.rclaf e Mimtithe es pealtben le /De.'
Menge I
leek
sad Margasst Oakes spent a dei at
ths l.osdos Fair last west Piss
iVeerepka et Gederlsb, le wink-
Kr.
l t -
W Kr and W O'friends and A -
Iaghes, of Wbiteebiereh. spent 8ue-
P y with
BartrrlsU.es
y Seymour. of the SSW
Battalion. Lesion. was is this
lam week
farewell
• tb.ttreep. big
frees the Fwest
City The Mane
Hre.ei.ve Menem anal Medellin Sul -
Urea, of the U. O. I, spent the week -
sad at their nspeetive bosses here.
Joseph Smith and Stephen Mar-
Us
artis seeded the London Exhibition
last week. In the absence of Mr. Mar-
tie. our postmaster and general mer-
shoat
enshoat, his place was taken by hie
brother -is -law. Mr. William Hoga.,
of LswsvUle James McAdam
spat Sunday with his family in Oode-
rsd Miss Patella O'Reilly has re-
tarn.d after • visit he Tsrewster
Mr. Beringer and family are visiting
in Rfvsndale.
A DUTAI'raoos Fiii _During the
electric, ram mad wind storm of last
Thursday bight a barn oo the lake
shore between Kingsbridge and Rio -
tail was struck by lightning and to-
tally destroyed, through which three
different parties sustained heavy
losses. The baro, wbicb wet • sub-
stantial structure. was the property
of John T. Griffin. KintaU, and was
situated on the farad which has been
rented for the past few years by Pat-
rick and Bernard Murphy, the owners
of the destroyed co.teots, In addition
to the barn full of grain was a large
stack of wls near the baro, oleo some
seven hundred bushels of oats in the
graoary which bad been threshed In
another barn and drawn to the i11-
isted building the previous day. As
the cot:flagration had made co:Alder-
able headway before any persou was
aware of the tact, it was with great
difficulty and risk that the bones and'
one harness were saved. Two good
pigs, • number of bens, expensive har-
new and many stable accessories were'
consumed by the flames. In the barn
was a practically new Geo. White'
threshing machine with all the mod•'
ern conveniences, strew -cutting tacit.'
Mee, etc., the property of Kenneth'
McLean, of Kintall, who also lost an
expensive set of harness. About forty'
spectators gathered around the scene
of the catastrophe and until far into
the morning fought the es, which'
times,
threatened to reach a barn belonging'
to Jerry Sullivan, directly to wind-
ward of the burning mss.. They were '
successful and also managed to save a
small quantity of grain. The Mc
and Griffin properties were uninsured, '
we understand, but fortunately Sur-'
pby Broscarried insurance wbicb'
pertly cover ther tare of tae con-.
MRS. A. SAICH. sl
Canningtos Manor, Sask..
Writes: -"My brother suf-
fered severely from eczeau
The sora were very exten-
sive, and burned like coal
into his flesh. Zam-Buk took
out all the ire, and quickly
gave hits east. Within tires
weeks of cotataencing with
Zaa-Buk treatment, every
sore had been cured."
'TVs is bet Me el the mast'
letters we a. -e cosstady receive(
from people wbo.base preyed the
healing powers of Zaibuk. For
eczema, ptln, sores, barns, ren
and all skin poebies there is
boiling like tkii wwdsful beim.
,No skis disease should be oes-
sidered incurable maul Zam-Bair
has beam tried.
Ai Drmgpdti ?ds. per gra.
Items Ssiellek s.
lissom FROM GODERICH.
Committee Will Make Canvass for Patri-
otic Fuad.
Arising out of a meeting held in
Knox church on Wednesday evening
of last week, a meeting for men was
held at the Temperance Hall on Mon-
de) evening to consider what should
be done in Goderich with reference to
the Canadian patriotic fund. About
sixty men were present at the meet-
ing, representing all trades and
professions. Mayor Reid presided.
Dr. Strang .aid he was one of • com-
mittee appointed to lcok Into the
matter under discussion and felt it
was impossible to proceed until an ex-
pression of the opinion of business
men had been obtained : hence the
meeting had beeri•talled. ltev. J. B,
Fotheringbam outlined the object,
needs and methods of the fund and
urged that Goderich had not yet done
its mbar., even taking into account
the recene grant of the nounty council.
Mr. W. C. Ream was present and gave
a table of amounts that bad been
raised in other counties for the fund.
Other speakers. all in favor of a con-
tribution from Onderlch direct, were
Rev. W. K. Hager, Memel. M. G.
Dinneroe, Sheriff! Reynolds, F. R.
Hodges, Geo. Porter. Wm. Proud -
toot; joss J. H. McClinton and Alex.
THE ASSIZES' Sao.oers. A letter was also read
from W. Proudfoot, M. P. P., regret.
A Sleet Docket Disposed of by Chief
jou nce R. M . Meredith.
The sitting of the Supreme Court of
Ontario for the trial of Huron county
eases 000meneed here oo Tuesday
before(bk/Js tieeli$f.Mereditb. The
obly jury case tried was an action for
libel brought by Wm. Govenlock, of
Beafotth, against The London Free
Press. After the jury had been em-
panelled the judge ib dismissing the
other jurymen present expressed his
satisfaction that no criminal cares
were on the docket and also drew
their attention to the importance of
the office of a juryman. lie said each
should fulfil the duties of his office
without fear or favor, as he would
expect the highest judge in the lard
to do. He knew they were anxious to
get back to their farms and said that
in these troubloua times the man who
could grow two bushels of grain where
one mew before was doing his duty.
The case was then called. The
article complained of appeared in The
London Free Press in its issue of May
25th and was to the effect that the
plaintiff, Wm. Govenlock, and Wm.
Cudaion had been fined 01(1) each,
and their horses suspended, for baring
assaulted the starter at Mitchell races
the previous day. For the plaintiff it
was stated that the article had spoiled
the hie d hie born and Injured his
reputation and lie claimed 01,000
damages. It was shown that Coven -
lock bad Rotbing whatever to do with
the a.ssult. 1be defence claimed
till the article was substantially true,
1 bat the plaintiff had been fined, al-
though the tine was afterwards with-
drawn. The jodge's address to the
jury was favorable to the defence and
after abort chitty minutes' delibera-
tion the jury h ht in a verdict in
favor of tile defendant and the judge
accordingly dismissed the action with
costs, allowing fifteen days' stay. Mr.
H. 8. Robertson (Stratford) appeared
for the plaintiff and Mr J J. k1. Ms-
Kvoy (London) for the defendant.
The nerved case was heard without
• jury and was an action by Joseph
Vbeatly. of BI tb to recover dam-
ages from T. G. Johnston, of Dela-
ware, for having been debarred from ,
cutting wood on Johnston'. premier,
after an ag ,foment bad been signed
whereby Wheatly was to receive the
weed in exchange foes three horses
and $iii. It appears there wag a
heavyoortgaes meal the /arm ma
whicthe wood was and the Loan
Company which Mid the mortgage r♦
Rimed to let WbeaUy have the wood.
Wbeatly claimed a total foes M over
11.(0X) A counter -claim for lose
sustained h Wbeatly's neglect to
prune an by
wbleb be agreed to
do, was wet end. The Judge awarded
W peat) y $'Ull, and eons un the County
Court erode. cad on the muster -claim
allowed Johnston mai. and coats on the
same scale. N r. L R. Dsnesy ape
reipesrvd fur the plaintiff and Mr. J. M.
levoy for the defradaat.
Two older rases were se tub. docket.
Ow. MoOlen.sghea.vs. Galbraith, was
settled out ,d court The other. 10.11
A Co. (Reaferth) es. Taerlea et al.,
was an action over some promissory
notes. A. noose app..r.d for the de-
fendant 13k [atdablp directed that
Indgn.eet be entered Inc the plaintiff
for the proper amount due. The see-
1000
ar
"ton wee over by .see o Wednesday.
Our See txw.fe1 tms mash se 1a
pet.. eoedltioe. W pass them es to
you M Nus eoadltfn.. Oise the- •
trial. T. J. t11sReM, pMae OV.
ting bb absence from the meeting and
stating that he would fall into line
with anything 16e meeting might de-
cide to do in the matter of r•isiog a
1 fund. He was in favor of an amount
being raised by direct taxation. Mr.
F. R. Hodgene was appointed secre-
taryof the meeting.
Te following motion was put and
carried : Moved by Rev. J. B. Foth-
erilgham. seconded by Sheriff Reyn-
oides that the town endeavor to raise
815,000 for the Canadian patriotic
fund ; that the town council be asked
to contribute 05,000 cif this amount;
sad that • committee he formed to
solicit and gather contributions from
the citiaeps for the fund.
. The following were appoioted a del-
egation to wait on the town council
to ask that a grant of 05,001 be made
to the patriotic fund : tiberItt Reyn-
olds, Otto. Porter, Wm. Sharman,
J. H. Colborne, Wm. Proudfoot, sr.,
Alex. Sap.ders, C. A. Nairn, Capt. Mc-
Carthy, Dr. Strang, John Story, (1. M.
Elliott and the resident ministers.
The following committee were ap-
pointed to organize forces and to
select other committees to attend to
The London Advertiser'
THREE EDITIONS
Mersin, Ness, Evening
Western Ontario's Greatest Daily
Al! the News all the Time
Rate by mail, any edition, 02 per year
Circulation Dept.. London Advertiser
Have you tried our
new Bread ?-
Cre-O-Malt
--the tastiest in town. Nice
soft crest - clone -grained -
made from 11eischmann's
Yeast. Everybody says it is
the best yet. Try a loaf.
There le thorough satisfaction
for thou who buy our Oakes
and Poetry. 1f you do not knew
hew good they are, we should
like you to try them.
Smith Bross.
Tis fed MEMOS fleet k. 'Mere
Pana int.
ai , rte., la emmeemies with
tN M rale :142.
bF vox- •
u. subscription : A. elao.Godench
F. H Hed te.s, LlberUl nolds, Uoo.
and AleSd
It is intended to Imes tiger.,
p anise N. amount they are willing
t" giv" bare 1t. payable In
I.tls.t*U. It Is expected tb•t so
ase ve wW be nude to canvass the
town smell the town eou.dl has hese
=Trone speaker said he
ot tae tame. of 190 Hearse
end of whose was well .bletoomen-
Me 51s. Another saki 6. thought
there were 100 wee in tow. who
"meld e.eb give 1101
REO CROSS NOTES.
On behalf of the Red Oros Society,
Mrs. D. MaeDo.ald, Mn W. L.
Horton and Mn. Jae. Clark thank
heartily the following for dons -
Noss to the jam and fruit ..bower"
held Iasi west. The "shower" was •
ggwse.a sessees, mer .ix hundred jars
b 4.g collected :
Mssdarane Jordan, Caspar. It. .1.
Atheists. J. Matt, Nike, Tigers, Stan-
eombe, Jas. Mitrbell, Humber, loose -
Reisman, Lawrence, It Clark, D. Mac-
Dosald, Jas. Clark, W. L Horton,
Rix. Horace Horton. W. T. Haw C.
utile, Mathew., Morrison. Ta lar,
John B.ia, .1. H. Colborne, Geo. Por-
ter. D. Millar, Jock Campbell (Port
Colborne). MaeKim, A. Colborne, W.
L Eliot, W. E. Kelly, R. C. Hays, Joe
Gibson, Ooultburst, E.'N. Lewis, Jae.
Wilson, Hern, W. Pridham, W.
Moults, A. Porter, Nairn. Tape, Mc-
Kenai,
o-Kenos, 0. C. Whitely, Kidd, R. G.
Reynolds, W. Proudfoot, Craig, Dins-
more, 0. W. Black, W. F. Clark,
Adams, Swameld, Garrow, Haaolink,
Strachan, A. C. Hunter, Carrie, Ink-
ster, Phalen, Shannon, Campion, J.
B. Wbitely, Geo. Williams, W. Mur-
ney, Watton, Ben Allen, Coats,
Strang, Holt. E. H. Watson. A. D.
McLean, R. Vegaw, Sale, T. Gundry,
Reid, Gallcw, Oram. Munni.gs, O
Sturdy, Tye, H. Halstead, Oliver
Clark, J. M. Roberts. S. Hick, Somer.
vine, Paltridge, Anderson, W. Web-
ster, Wm, `tharman, J. P. Brown,
Marshall, Ford, Blackstone, Tom,
Field, Bermingham, J. L. McDonald,
Knuckle, Steep, Jsa. Stewart, Young,
N. Cameron, Burt, Wallis, Geo. Mac-
Vinr, Woollcombe, Lane, Jas. Yates,
A. Halliday. Galt, Griffin, Seager, B.
L. Doyle. Heger, J. (Storey, J. T
Goldthorpe, Tretbewa , Quigley, Lati-
mer, Gavin Green, G. L. Parsons,
Char, Young, Brough, Mcllacberty,H.
J. MacEwan, Harry Monis, Williams,
Hairy Martin, 8. Andrews, B.J. Sault"
and Boyce.
Misses Washington, M. Watson, M.
J. Robertson, Il. Robertson (Wind-
sor), Vanstone, Curry, Murne , Mac-
ara. Le Touzel, W. Ball, Dar, Gun-
dry, Iiutebison, Ausebrook, Far,ow,
Leckie, Boyd, E. Buehanan, Borons.
Mary Graham, Gibbs, Harrison and'
the Misses Fraser.
Dr. Holmes and Mr. 8. Edwards.
The following afro are heartily
thanked for donations of onney : Mr.
and Mn. J. J. Doyle, Miss Coutts, Mr.
W. B. Kelly and Mor. Thompson.
The Society much appreciates Mr.
W. L Hort.00'• kindness in allowing
the use of the store lately occupied by
Mr. F. J. Pridbam. The Society also
feels much indebted to Messrs. Hol-
land, H. Hays, McIver, A. Mesa ,
Chas. Griffith and W. Tait for help,
in connection with the packing of
the fruit and to Mr John Marriott for
cartage.
t • s
The Society acknowledges with
many thanks the following contribu-
tions : Mrs. James Clark. i pain socks:
Mrs. Howie, Mrs. Norman McDonald,
3 pairs socks each ; Miss M. 8. Shep-
herd,
6.pbard, Mies Lehy, 2 pairs socks each:
Mrs. Angus MeNevin. Me.. McPhail,
Mrs. Hopper. Mrs. John Longmire,
Mre. Morrish. Miss Cooper. Miss Geri -
rude Porter, Mrs. Aitken, sr., Miss
Mu jory Aitken. Mrs, 8 Andrews,
Mrs. Robt. (lark, Mrs. J. Shaw. Mrs.
W. E. Kelly, 1 pair socks each.
Our soldiers are continually asking
for heavy socks. Will not soave of
our good knitters who have been tak-
ing • little rest again resume their
sock -making? With cold weather
coming the handmade socks are dout-
ly needed.
• s •
The Goderich branch of the Red
Cross Society wishes to acknowledge
with tbanks the following subecr[p-
tiuns : Mrs. Wallace, Si cents ; Mies
Mersey, $1 00 (third payment): Mho
SwaMebd, $1.00 (tbird payment), and
donation from Mie, Bruce (Washing-
ton' of ;:B bandages.
A bale of surgical supplies was sept
to Toronto this week ; value VI
At the regular sleeting of the Soci-
ety, held on Tuesday evening in the
Red Cross rooms. a further cheque for
01(1).00 was ordered to be sent to head-
quarters.
A special minting of the Red Cross
Society will be held in the rooms .ext
Mondayevrrotoweling
Incfor all those
• the ed Cross booth at the Exhibi-
tion.
The Society most heartily thanks
all tholes who la any way helped at the
jam "shower."
Fair Week at Opera Hous
The Boyer -Vim -eat Stock t'omppsny
with Clifford W. Boyer and ldsbel
Frost will open a foarnight engags-
anent at Vistorla Opera Hoeee nett
Monday evening with the Sig New
York success "The Westerner.'- This
company hes ensured the only entities -
tic vrtslnn of this great producible*
and the -sole rights to produce It le
Canada for tbe.roma gea.00, and
local theatre -goers are ensued of see-
ing first-day attractions only during
tbie engagement, Thio company car-
ries special ew.ery end electrical
e ffects to prodaoe.eebend everydplay,
which is r0.aplete la a stall.
The specie/ties carried and inireduesd
Mtwara the asta are without death
the best ever presented by say esus-
may keen Ontario and name the
celebrated Pslfr ysran, the
woman who sass all and koews all.
Miss (introit, R{ggs the peope•
favorite, will slag her funny snags.
Miss Dawn "root. the dainty little
soubrette. knows how to please and
capture any sadness. Hs1. Skeet
with Ms Sagleg amd dewiest le •
weeder. Rimy Meyasw the eels -
berated song writer, will sancta's pm
with Isle ovigf.el semis, all of width
have tura pabliehed. This somp.11p
Ism mews feature. th.n all ethers emu -
bleed and will stay bore fbeker alobts
easy Reserved ."ate bow ea sale at
Rdward& Oaf*. Prime. 10s. Mr sad
Fall Fair Next Week Wffl Be
a Hammer
444.4.104.104
An effort is being made to secure the attendance of a company of soldiers from the camp
at London for one of the Fair days. A definite announcement as to this cannot at present be
made, but in any case everybody who attends the Goderich Fairgnest week will be well
entertained.
COATSIn Almost Endless
Variety
i
L
AN important feature of our Coat stock is the almost
endless variety. Every garment is a new model
C fashioned in the season's most popular and ap.
proved:style, and there is variety enough in material, in
price and in'style to suit the most exacting taste. Our
Coats are the product of Canada's best makers, and the
stock we have gathered for this season is one of the best
we have ever shown. We strongly advise early selection
of your winter Coat, for already materials are getting
scarce, and later in the season it will be almost impos-
sible:to get those that are desirable. - ;
We:show some pretty styles for missesat $zo.00,
MO i - $12.50 and $15.00.
There are some very attractive ladies' garments at
;Iosco, ;15.00, $16.5o and up to $25.00.
And some very handsome, high-class garments, in
plush, velvet and high-grade tweeds, at
$zo.00, $25.00, $30-oo and $35.00.
Of most of these Coats we show but one garment
of a kind.
A Most Attractive Showing of
Millinery
Our showing of Autumn Miilibery is
one of the most attractive that has ever
been displayed in our .bow -ronin. We are
showing Hata cunt are exact reproductiosa
of the latest New York styles. The stock le
always_ ti .b and up-to-date, for we have
arranged for a constant inflow of new styles
and tea tartish as they appear. Wet cordially
Insite you to visit sue 'bow -room at any
lime, and will be pleased to have yon l.-
speet the new style, that appear from time
to time, whether you wish to purchase or
sot,
men
3S -:cd Pailette Salt
Extra quality and superior finish. Spe_ial
pr yard 51.00
OUR SHOWINO OF
Fall Dress Fabrics
Contains the Newest Weaves and
Best Colorings
All authorities predict • famine In Drees
Goode before another mason comes around. Then
to already in the European aesthete a dearth of
materials of almost any kind. due to 16e great
manufacturing centres in Frans being in the
hands of the Germans, and practically all the
Moms is Great Britain ban been taken over by
the British Government to make cloths for the
army. Our stock for this fall was bought months
ago, or we would not be able to show anything
like the assortment that is ben for you today.
Serges in black, navy and colors, per
yard hoc, 75c, $t.00 up to $3.00.
Venetians and Broadcloths at $l.00 to
$2.75 per yard.
Fancy Tweeds suitable for children's
wear, separate skirts, etc., per yard
qc*c, 5oc and 6oc.
Fancy Dress Goods of many weaves,
in all the season's best colorings, at
hoc, 75c and $t.00 per yard.
A beautiful range of black Fabrics,
suitable for suits or skirts, at per
yard 6oc to $3.00.
Make the Store your Headquarters on Fair Days
We place the store and its conveniences at your disposal when
attending Goderich's Great Fair on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of next week. Make it your beadquarttrs when in town.
Leave your wraps and parcels. We will be pleased to take cart of
them. Come and rut whenever you feel like it and make yourself
comfortable. You will be welcome.
HODGENS BROS.
Gode r e ch •
Ontario
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