The Signal, 1897-7-15, Page 88 TISOliUDAi, .l~.ly 15, 1 KA7.
Clearing Sale
OF ALL SUMMER GCODS
We don't iltend to carry over any line of Summer Goods into
the Fall, and have started thi3 SALE while you still need Summer
Wear. Now is your chanoe to get a supply for the rest of the season
at prices that speak for themselves.
COME AND SEE OUR BARGAINS
A few Ladies' Capes and Jackets left, aid to clear
them out quick we offer them at 25 per cent. off oar Low
Cash Price.
Ladies' Black Lustre Skirts regular $3.75, Clearing
Sale Price $2 50
Range of Organdie Muslines in all the new design:),
regular 15c, Sale Price lac.
Range of Colored Spot Mullins, also Organdies, rag.
20c, Sale Price 15c.
See Our Table of 5c Prints —Reg. lOc dine if 'yon
want a Wrapper. Waist, or Dress, see this line.
Nice Summer Dress Goods, double width 40 in., 10c.
Light Colored Fancy Dress Goods, reg. 50c for 25c
Black Grenedine 40 in wide, for 15c, worth 25c
Navy and Brown Moireen Skirting worth 60c for 35c
Blouse Waists worth $1.25, for $1.00
Shirting worth 10c, for 8:
TWEEDS, TWEEDS—See them for 25c, worth iiOc
Wide Cram and Butter Colored Laef for 10c.
worth 15c
1VIILLINERY.1..MILLINERY
25 PER CENT:OFF
If on want . obir_ Sat retrimmed, a new Hatt or
rens very, ` FII s offer ever g given yon
25 PER CENT, OFF ALL MILLINERY
Bargains ill Parasols, ladies' Vests, etc.
Range Veilings, plain and black, and black with col-
ored spots, only 5c a yd.
Visit us soon, as the choice of these bargains will be
picked up at once.
' CASH AND-70NE PRICE ONLY
TCSIGNAL : GODEJt,IC1H QNTARIO.
HURON'S GREATEST STORE l
CREAT SPECIAL SALE!
OF BLACK, WHITE'and CREAM
Dress Goods
Ribbons
Laces
200 pieces Fine Organdies; Mullins, and American
Zepyhers. Only 25c for a Blouse Pattern.
R_ B_ SMITH_
C. W ANDREWS, Manager.
Say Farewell Forever
a
to the discomfort of having your clothing
rip, shrink and get out of shape, by wear-
ing Only Shorey's make.
See that you get a signed guarantee
with each gartbent to the effect that the
cloth is shrunk and the workmanship
guaranteed.
Alts not even 1aw(ed.Att sa.Goseransent
u ticw. - "jam,
i'riaee Victor Dhuleep $togh. sc
long_been prominent in London society,
acid who is a sou of the great Indian
potentate. Dhuleep Singh, who ten years
alar-sbsia'-dr-stir ap- a t*eeott in India,
under Russian aus tees, L engaged to
marry Lady Ann Coventry.
BUti1Nla*.
In antieipatied of the duty proposed by
the Dingley Tariff hill. Canudiau Iwe-
ber is being rushed into Owego, N.
in immense quantities.
The New Barnes Cycle Company of
Woodstock L in the hands of a ri retest
and winding -up pox -trillion' have bet*
instituted.
Return' [unclothed to the I►eminion
Department of Railways and Canals in-
diente that there will be a cousiderubl.•
falling off in the business ut the upper
Taken this season.
Mr. Felin nel E. Sheppard of Toronto
has reached the city of Mexico, and :a
reported to have u commission to twat
with the Mexjenn Government regarding
tide Canadian eouuuerr•bal interests u1
Mexico.
The cunaignment of Canadian dressed
beef that wn. sent to Englund in cold
ton the Labrador has arrived 10
frerisal in ex,.lkut t•onrlifon, and
there lire proviswts of eatahlishiug a
profitably business in this line.
There is may n moderate movemgnt
in trade generally- throughout the Unitod
Rtateca, according to the commercial ad
Thew of the Don and Bradstreet sgvn-
cies. The strike of over one hundred
thousnnrl (VIII miners hots already hell.
and will more largely have. a bud effect
ou general trade. l commercial fail-
ures in the United State for the what
just ended amount to 200, ns compared
with 215 for the esrremponding week of
last year.
CRIME AND eat I I N %I.M
John Kellner. a Hnnaiiton tailor•
ed himself to a bed t t i ,r •
1e ■lapsed, m —ulrOtrer
of (inldenenippe. at Nework, still
maintains his eomposnre sad 4ol,ests h
innocence, •
At Bryson Judge Gill senteseed Louie
t to imprisonment fro life for shr.,t-
ina with intent to kill Joseph Oirwin.
Xavier Charbonneaa. ngwl 211. shot and
killed }Insane Therrien, aged 40, in a
disrepntnhle house in the end end of
Montreal. Ile then put a bullet Into his
own brain.
District Attorney Ifs,pkens of Lack•
port, N.Y., has revived a letter from
the Itritiah Comm! at New Yorkk, aayintr
that he roes received instnietlon. from
his Onverument to enquire into the case
of Robert .1. Powley, who was recently
elect
II PI at Anhhrn prison for wife
leo refer
Robinson and Clark. two men earthed
In Strome County jail at Barry
charges of hurglary . mnde a desppprate
attempt to escape by enacting Joel4i r
Simons' and Turnkey Csilda-ell with the
legs of a Inrge stool who'h they bad
broken int for the pnspoae• In the 'strug-
gle which took place Turnkey Caldwell
shot Robinson in the leg.
THE IIEAI,.
'Mr. Mei Motown .f Montreal is dead.
kers. Jane Nal died at Queenstoa,
in her 99th year.
fsvnator Iaham G.:Harris of Teanes-
see, died at Washington. e
Judge Joseph Amabke Berthelot, cue
of the oldest Judges of Montreal, L
dead.
Dike Lgto.eilla Rover, ii dead. He
Swta_c_sopad. desceolaat of: Pope Joints the
Ttie Bev. Father Quigley of :Rt An-
guattee, Ont, died [roses ter.ai hem-
orrhage.
A Quebec traveler naMil It A. Gar-
roehe was found dead in..* hotel at
Gimes, Oat ,
Mr. Henri Metlhac the i'reteb dram-
atic wrfter, U d..4. He Wes born In
Paris in Pm.
Mr' Sutherland Makelmay, Master
InChancery for Mae Ooenty at Huron.
died at (ipderieb
Mr. Owen Mefarvey, one o( the brat -
known and most reeapeetea Onsets of
Moment!. died ip that tits.
At Montreal Rev. A. I niipitenit, Ad-
minlatratnr of the Arehdk.e.se of Igen-
revel ober the death of Arehhiahop
IiIM, r dead. aged 711 rrears.
Mr. Jnaepk Jnhe fanning. assistant
to the General Mana(ePr of the Grand
Trnnk RI
wayewhen )i r. A *rgeaat wee
Deepest Manager. diad at Montreal.
U 1rrLA*SI1/i110.
The CamMtse Power Oempany has
begun wort toe its prepaid power Banal
at Niagara Falk. -.
An Melt mill haw tern selee1 In Qu.-
bee. with a t m.*tltte P a/aMlty of lee
t...1)1111111.10 sa . pert eteerfata
parte
ie
SMiTH BROS. &CO.
A
MoLEN'8 BLOCK.
P.S.—We will keen' open tie eight o'olock every seeaiag to give Farmers is the
vieintsy of Ooderiob • ohasoe to trade in the oonl ot the eremitic
NEWSTOPERFAN
The
r ATAI. E11&E8.
Fire Hall and Town Hall at
lo
of
a er apparatus. -
A t three-year-olse and diloii of Mr. Alfred
Dutton of Niamari Townwas burn-
ed to death iu the fire shift destroyed
his(ietiter'e barn.
Michel Pin and his daughter Maria
bot their fires in • fire which destroyed
their dwelling in St. Hoch. Qtuebie. 'Kite
father was trying to save his furniture
and the duughter went back to get her
wearing apparel.
POLITICA—IMPERIAL.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier. in ern I view,
said he knew ot no reason why 8 Don -
.14 Smith, as a per„ cannot' an
agent -general, and he knew of do w$ b
or thought displeasing to the preeeet
agent -genu 1.
In the House of Commons en Vridey
Mr. Timothy Healy made.* bitter annfk
npoo Mr. Gerald Balfour, the Itiah Chfef
Secretary, when the Nationalists, oar
atter the other. effusively than -kers Kr.
Balfour for his broad and geoernus Irish
policy.
Mr. C. H. Reid. Premier of DietlNloh
Wales, say that any attt x to Whig
the co nivel hack into • j{ eeiitetten M vela -
tire insignificance, by RufenI[ them _e acoswe
indefinite minor representation at Weelt-
minster, would never be accepted in Aus-
tralia.
POLlTICa_ FLARE iret.
By a vote of 98 ayes to 2R' was tat.
United States Serails peeled $Jt"6 tare"
hill atter six peeks of diaensagsr*f ,
The St. Peterohurg Novoe'4tem eu;-
horta the Tnrklah 1]overament to 1k an -
don ads farrt her re.istaner to tbe,ppe eve
male the negotiations for al e between
Tnekey and theism
i)r. Chauncey M. D e% in an inter-
view in London. •y that unless tlgr
Dingle/ tariff bill beige In n•myi
erniVcrity. Rrya oe of
nit
6 anise curnalL a.. recta*
In the nest Preside e
The appeal of this Nnkaan t4 the OS:
peror of Austria, and the nattiest fact
that that telt of the battles Tett* aea
pptthllahed. indicate that Atlttel chum
be peeking a pretest to arable him to
cceaTurkith , ally regal the dominde of the
et:auger etteow*
Sir WSMd and IAdiuLastris are to
wit Mr. Gladstone at
important Events In Few Words
For Busy Readers
UM M M Warld's Mapaoaters Carefaiar
O ptI 4 sad ?aa tats Needy and
Attraettas Masao For tee teadon of
aer "neer —A Mile •eer's tt eeemeas
ha Para.'..\ea Information.
DIAMOND iVBILEt ZCHOE8.
The colonial Premien are tired of be -
fag feted, and are preparing to leave
London.
Owing to a slight tndisposition Sir
Wilfrid Leerier was onablee to attend
the London Chamber of Commerce bas-
DMUwieteas.
Joseph Coate, a deck hand on the
steamer Carmona, slid into tie water al
Windsor ad was drowned.
Ronald John McDougall, aged 18, from
Dalkeith, Ont., was drowrreu in the Na-
tion River. near Plantagenet, Ont.
THE RhtL1O1011a WORLD.
It is said that one of tete chlet features
of Mgr. •Sainbuc.tti s apsvial report to
• t Pope ou the growth et Catholicism
In lingfand is the astonishing eneniusion
that thbee decrease of Methoslsuo is Joe
,, to the ttanefer of membership in that
`gypsy to membership in the 1 lurch of
` THE A%VVVE HEAT.
Mr. Peter F.gl e.oe of Ottawa is dead
as the result of a sunstroke.
Three cases of sunstroke were report-
ed sarong Or soldiers in camp on Carl-
ing', Heights, LAwtdun, Oat,
Mr. John Counter, on of the beat -
known citlrenn of Stratford. Ont., was
M►*rcome by the beat on Saturday, and
died. aged M.
re►LtTtismsda f aims.
Mr. Fahr, 11[111rieudtnre,
who senterpfid to ,ails a Ileo the
west mire SWIM tiring the
latter part of Jely, -postponed his
trip fors month.
Mgr. Pei Val has Witten % Inter t*
visit yw.arfien
Mwjor(3.nen1 /Is
of Judgment until the c►pe hu ghee Some fmprwvement M tbe rntwlitirra of
his decWoa. Ihleet-Governor Air lieoree Kirkpetrlek
Mr. M. t. Mortis, for qtr t Eye
The teenagers of the great miner"' iewes ('hili*n oonted at Vaocn Peat tine
strike In the United States, teetas tete
atrior p oonaeenfticee*wbich tatty onsee
fr'oei a ng strnggle, are ppree pared to
await t r grievances to arbitration.
The Ent effects; of the greet cos
I`Isen' strikearebeim` telt In.tire Unite
1
States. At CY h.d a. big Tres works
hag * Gama for want el Lora sad
Veal Isis vosrll *EU be rile
railways are mg
saaalug
Archbishop Iaangeevin, is which he calls
troop
for a oessatfos of agttatlos oa the M s r- et pigee as
tuna school *restless distill a *oapenaioe li}Pw or
for l9nglntwi go Jsly
?Ht LAROR WOULD. reported. •..
00111
11111111* en Omsk rid► taw,
M Caaa•ippulated Oaleal-(?e rees1 for'Cils
The Dake of Maneheat.r &miss the
statement that h• li engaged to be mot
14ed OtogdMMIs. Mary 1}oeiet, da ter of
Ur.
8t! den ti T ptit met Meer Y
*g kn est,
y1
Seetronns its
Preparation! are already toil f la
Dublin for the Parnell anniversary da-
mansteetlhn in October, and it is ba> ►-
ed will be larger than ever this year.
A Dickens tete was opened at Bread-
*letv. ,Kent In the a'•s•t...,e lll..t
Howie. where Dickens 'peat many mine
meta and wrote much of Yea beat wort.
At the annual meeting of the Ontario
Ale•tlical Council. Toronto. Dr. Thor•
here, sr., of 'Toronto, was elected meal -
dent for the ensuing year.
The lntenutionel Congress of Naval
Arehitveete and Marine Rng:neer. haw
opened in i.nndon. The Prince of Wales
weleorned the delegates In the name of
4h. Qinen.
The twenty-fourth annual meeting of
the Piationat Confpreeee of Charitiies
and Corrw•tinn nneried in Toronto last
week. About Mal Aeteg,sfeo from ail
parts of Canada and the United States
are present.
VOW 1t1t1R OF WAR.
The Tk,minlon Gavernmeht has decid-
ed npon the Roekcliffe site for the new
Dominion rifle range.
Au expedition of Cuban filibnaters
firm Florids is reported to have landed
on Sunder in Narann Province.
The Queen Relent of Spain has par-
dnned 1(18 Cuban prisoner' who are in
penal servitude, and permits theta to
return to Cuba.
The Behan has decided to defy the
tw.wera• and unless lis terms of peaeo
are assented to In n few dere he will
resume hostilities in The.sa'ly, with a
view M cintnrint Atheene.
The London Deily Chronicle say'
there 1. a mevPmpnt afoot to make
the Duke of ('.innaeght Adintent-Gen•
sial -ef the British Anne, which wool!
neve the way to the poet of Commander -
in Ch k4.
The militia genets! erd.rs announce
that Li'et-Cel. Hamilton of the Queen'a
' Own is trasafer•re4 to the infantry re-
serve of otseene. and that Major. Deela-
tae
meet.
The Canadian rifle team which will
sheet through the Risley meeting had a
friendly msMh at Rtaine. neve London.
wkh the London Seottiah Rifles, the
Canadians winning by 32 peipta.
Terrl Genre* Hamilttsn. the lieeretaer
of Siete for India. tasted in the Honer
of Commons that ani` seven persona
were killed In the Cnieutte riot*. and
tfnt 15410 an reefed le theenetere rerwla.
A beefy of troone in the' empiny M Me
Rritkab Niger Cnmpenv repdrt havtnr
Ai.,.iyr.'pl and nnranM the ftgfMve
King of Renin. During the pnranii ghee-
' towns ser. eoptnrprt he the tenons, with
APver ions to the natives. Tb. King nec-
e eePde(e la escaping.
CAa0ALT1IUa.
u eleetire car ran the brW
creating the Saginaw neat
City, Web. A number ser.
pasnge
vier. drowned.
Terrible *unclehalbMosmn,
and shoed-Dursta burs devasteted lame
djstrlcb of Germany, ytestropeig the
8t,Felicienng , aind CbIcon pecgtNP.
F icier CChhfi if 1 Co wase vis-
ited joy a terrible cyo nia which kilted
ca e
[ntbr cbehildsmnrb en, dademtaroyge.
hi,g• o&i
bkm. asa
Mt. George Moffatt >~ farmer living
neat Wingham, while chasing the (1
Pig bridge on Friday night; wars erne*
e*
an8 instantly killed byantlam towels.
Jamey-Cat/elano, a I,npodpd fruit clea1-
er wait ening hp n hljtet dMt'ptptt It
was thought at first that (b[ "tine would
prove fatal. hut clip matm,L Alp re-
covering.
Mr. i)nnean Christie, tersest 'lfvirtg
at Patteraon'a Corneempty y font„ wyw' rr•-
tumble from KemptvilliPillwlt straek ay
an 'times train at C gs
. with
and blatantly killed.
Dr. W. W. Boucher ye el Ottawa.
WAS opening bis media cant- amyls a'
he eld an a six-onncw bet of eppmanin
eirpioaed, Slllag bis dfa, eases and
mta th with pure amr -{ L, file fsre
EMI !prettily burned.
Dnrlag a thunderal tlfAi, River.
rear Chatham. Ont. Aif
terser, wag etr•ymk by tie thin d.ti.
steady 1lHi.iI. Miawait .1
strnokfand L now in.. y .
1 inwdi-
t ire.
At the incin.st held f 'iii trttttn ttp
entre tote the ranee M the
(3 `tardoeh. the jars foosid tl{pt death
r .ted Prom an tteeidetn wb h- tont,
mace (curing a Meed}y tenaing match.
the point lit' Ma ("poee.e's umbrella
plemfat by brain.
rw.e Hoods., of Sealer, Y!1Iowa1
.s F.
dir,ete ataet
A slis.eridaya ies Ilse ie dsw-
WWas ea tib. Frosts sad Oslo .t u a dbureee
.444
.,nate,.,. . .
COLBORNE BROS.
BAGAINS
IN THE FOLLOWING LINES
Colored Dress 'Goods '
—LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES
Shirt Waists . „
ar
AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
Prints
12Ic for 10c, 12c for 9c, and 10c for Sc.'
CThe Lariat. Best and Cheapest Stock
a in town in Bruta+elsAantinsters,Tapea-
tries, 3 -ply All -wools, 2 -ply AIL -wools,
Unions and Hemps. Twine and Japanese Matting. Oil Cloth.y in
three qualties direct faow the mill in 4-4, 5-4, 6-9, and 8-ei widths,
The balance of our stock at Rock-Botton Prices.
C01.3301EN= 13ROS.
PER J. S- QOLHOR e .
The Great Gaspe: Warehouse of the County
ttttiiiiiititit
IT IS FREE
par booklet. solidi Palsh,' win help yon
your
deciding
lathepaint
sshelves, Goocsi
bugg' smogs, boas, farm implements,
barns, cos Ehairs, houses—la fact, any-
thing
n,
thing that can be painted.
There are great differences in paints. Some
gine • bright, glossy finish, others an oil finish
that can be washed. The secret of paint$se
b to know the right paint for your parpoaa. -
then use it. The old trine bath tub Lan_
sore. You can make it look like porcelain.
and wear lilts porcelain if you use
THE SYYERWFN-IILUAIS BATH ENAMEL
"Peist Foists" tells what you want to know sheet paint, Tena
the good and the bad points about good and bad paint. Tells about the
bombes to use, and how to take care of them.
Teta Staatyllt-WJLOLAW PAINTS are made for every tat
one paint for all purposes. Seed fer•tlse booklet to -day --it L free. -
For booklet, address y St. Antoine Street, Montreal
THE SNERI/A-WIWiIS CO.
CLEVELAND
OSCAR°
MEN' VORA
MONTREAL
0 .'
Tho 'chooser Y- L. Brook left Friday for The organ facies). shipped a bill of orgess
tee Grindstone to load lumber for Detroit. to Aberdeen, Momiend, on Tuesday, and
Whale the the lake water keeps its we. I with it were included a case of cheese, barns,
dip.
seas umperatar. everybodc amid takes and Eve diSerest k'oda of Imola for
tssntdM•
SpecialJubilee Bargains 1
Refrigerators
largo Size. e10, a 'nap
Oil Stoves
thesis -_•_
Gasoline Stoves
1. 1, 11, i ldletssr&
Tamdem Stoves
Lawn Mowers
Daisy Churns
Nos. L3.4
HARPER & LEE.
s
BINDER...
...TWINE.
Now is the time Ib
order your BINDER
TWINE, wit VOlt't
cwt you any more to
order tarty, and ft 'Ire
tui an idea of the qune.
iFy required.
As usual, we bare t!te
LOWEST PRICES
and BUST BRANDS
en the market.
11° t•s t•tnt i atl vkiea16414 fowl1 DAVISON & 00
se *turaw*t r with the bsaup. iiM Mamie
ea eels 3 bp alfasted silk 00000 It
=MI "steers to w pnry 61"11111/4 a' TOt IM4O-OITE MMIC*AOE
COMMON
SENSE ..a
HURON
BICYCLES
ars towhee where* obey
are sold.
Ask anyone who rids a
Colston SENsa or Helios
and they will recommend it.
Our Sulky Wheels are also
favorites with horsemen and
others.
All kinds of repairing done'
•t the foundry.
4. -
Henderson Bicycle Go, (It
GODS RIOH.
1Sum.mer Goods
i ..- atCostI
AT W ORSELL'S.
NOW 113 THR TIME TO OST
REFR1GATURS
GASOLINE and
011 STOVES
WHOLBSALg PRIM at WORMILilft
We have a breed new stook el
Granite Peseerving
Ke ties Ant: PcOs
which I am calling very *heap, Gall
and me I SIIt.
Nis* Ire* Pel melt IIIN'o MA thief */ NI*