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The Signal, 1906-5-10, Page 8F+.' • .• i 8 411OSISIAT, May 10 19(6 rl, !1 Style, Fit and Durability 5, are three very important features in a shoe. They are qualities:that every shoe, in our immense stock must and does possess. Every line is selected with these ends in view, and before being, offered for sale every shoe is 'carefully examined, thus ensuring perfect quality. - This 8058011 Chocolate and Tan Leathers have returned to universal popularity. We have abund- antly provided every handsome sort that has been brought out, and never before were styles quite so handsome and varied. I*' e;1 i? l5nt 11N.83 SOLE AGENTS 1}OR QUEEN QUALITY SHOES FOR WOMEN ALL REPAIRING WALK - OVER 1)litl SHOES FOR MEN - NEATLY bONE 1L -Downing 8 MacVicar� L J NOTES OF SPORT. Yesterday evening the Sheinroeks beat the Beavers at beeball by a scrim of 23to'2. The first game in group :i of the Western Football Assesriation, inter- mediate aeries. WAS played et Brussels on Friday between \Vinghaue and Brussels, resulting in a victory for the IBrussels team by a scone of 2 to (I, The C. I. A. groupings have been re - WE HAVE EM ! The prepatatiuns of the Shoop Medicine Co. ud ecf the Chamberlain Medicine Co.. now being advertised so extensively. We have recently r- oeived full supplies of Chamberlain Cough Remedy at ... a ;'- I ...25c 'Diarrhoea Remedy at 36e Co.'s Goods I Pain Balm at ti 26c `Stomach and _Liver Tablets at.. "e '! 26c iltesuorative SNOOP Rheumatic Cure at.....".. ..F Medicine l Cough Cure. 13 sizes) et a i 25c. Co.'s GoodsI Preyentice. t2 sizesi at : I; taxers.`• (./, mIZPa aL $1.00 $1.00 and $1.00 and 25c 5 and 26c S. E. HICK - Central Drug St Goderich; Ont. e THE BIG MILL FLOUR$° . Si; tins z The BIG LOAF Kind FiVE STAR PATENT AND THREE STAR PATENT FLOURS are recognized the world over as the standard of excellence. They are absolutely pure and do not require to be bleached, as they are of a fine, natural creamy white color, the color of pure flour. We give the natural goods of the highest quality which the best raw material, to- gether with the latest and most up-to-date milling devices, can produce DO NOT ALLOW YOURSELF' Tti HE MISLED HY AN OFFER (WI SOMETHING Volt NOTHINli-YOU INVARIABLY LOSE IN THE END. Quality and Absolute Purity are assured the consumer, first, last and always, and it is on this basis that we have built up our trade, commencing five years ago, until our present daily milling capacity is thirteen thousand, two hundred bags. Buy Good Goods at Fair Prices r'1t~ without trashy premiums and accept nothing that is affirmed to be "Just as good " There is no flour Just as good, quality and price con- sidered, as the •'Five -Star" or the "Three -Star" brands of patent flours. FOR SALE BY ALL FIRST-CLASS DEALERS THE WESTERN CANADA FLOUR MILLS COMPANY, Limited Mills at GODERICH WINNIPEG BRANDON Not HOW CHEAP, But HOW GOOD finality should be the aim in furniture buying and iv remembered long after the price is forgotten. • Here are some special Values in Sideboards. I Sideboard 11x21 mirror, 2 drawers, Golden Oak $10. 00W finish, for I Sideboard 113E21 H. R. mirror, 3 drawers, Hoed solid 4 15.50 Oak, for... - $ 1 Sideboard 1nx31t H. B. mirror. 3 drawers, I lined ai'rpsentine front in quarteredGolden Oak for 00 $20 finish, i Combination Sideboard and China Cabinet h1x2t 1i. B. mirvn•, canopy top, leaded Isla.. small door, in aplid quartered Oak, $35.00 f . I llll Call and Examine the Goods before Buying. Beckett & Staunto Undertakers. n Embalmers, I ire,,V„ .14.01' 'Phone 89tla.i .ade of Sq ler,. a. and d smhrna 1004. ..sir HON. ttj 1, r,,. Cv':dt' ' •":'17=WWW47447 ,17 THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO wised. and group No. 2 la now emu- poeed of Alerts of Mt. Marys., Lindon, Heavers of $eafortb, Hurons. of Goderich, liaughatn, end Bruce Boys of Kincardine. H. M. Jackson. of Seaforth, is convener, and St. Marys is the meeting place. • u The (oxlerich tennis clubhas organised for the seaman with the following officers: Hon. pr sir dent, II. K. Austin ; hon. vice-presi- dent, Sheriff Reynolds; president, Mr. Pennyfather: secretary-tretesut•ee, Miss 'Wrinkle; managing cowwit• tee, Messrs. Carr -Harris, Campion and Killoran. Although the program for elle tour of the Old Country bowlers in Ontario is not yet definitely fixed, the present prospect is that the iutrty will be in liosl.erich from Saturday. August 113th. to Monday. the YAth. It is expected that the visitors will play with the local bowlers on the 181h, and, re- maining over Sunday, will meet the lowiene from neighboring t.4)Wtta On the Geslerich gown on Monday. Of course the ausent of the sister clubs of the neighboring towns will be trees• Bary to the carrying out of this ar- rangement. The baseball teals of Mt. Peter's school has reorganized for the c ' g 'within) and hereafter the tete will be knows as the “Shamrocks." The line-up is : Leslie Webb, Willie Doyle. Willie Phalen, Eugene Dean. Johnny Wiens, Ernie Page, Rob. Dean, Joe Hurniscen and Johnny Doyle. the of- ficers being Leslie Webb, 1st captain. ,end Willie Doyle, secretary -treasurer. The shamrocks are prepared to accept challenges suit meet all teams of the town not exceeding the average age of thirteen years. The Shamrocks have already established an honorable reputation by defeating on two o ccs., «ions the iuvineibles. All corre- sioudeuce should he addressed to Wil- lie Doyle. Sec. -teem'. • PERSONAL MENTION.• J. L Aitken war in Clinton on Saturday. S. Me(taw went to Montreal on Tue.elay A. Macdonald. of liru.wl., wan In town on legal bu.inrs.- OM. week. Haydah %%Intent. Ietvee this afternoon on hie return to New York after a visit hero. (Marla•. Black, who has been In the Stale. for acme time, returned hunc last week. Walter Holnie.. of The New EraChaim. [Wade a brief visit to town on Saturday. W. E. Elliott left for Toronto on Tuesday and will remain in the city for se%teal week.. MIs. Van.tone left yeaterdey on her mina to 'Bueralo.eQer spending seteral week* at honie. W. S. Ininniek. of Tonnnto. Manager of the Standard Loan Co_ was in town on F May and Saturday la.t. Mr. and Mt...tied. W. Forrest. of London. are op-oilinga few days in town, the gue.A of Mr. and Mn. {t. Moore. Mr. and Mr.. Harold Howell. of °me deers, were in town fora few day. diming the week on their wedding trip. Cre Stewart, men of James Stewart, South atvel, will he at Detroit this Aintnuer In pastoral charge of For, Wayne Presbyterian Chapel. Mr... Reynold. and Mrs. Maya went to Son forth yc.tenlay U. attend the organ rr,•Inal by A. S. Vogt. of Toronto. in the I're•byteri to chunk there. Kincardine Reporter: John limo I handy le • for liudcrh•h'lhi. week, when, they will t•c tut n• n+lac. Their man • friend. hero will Wt. hem Amon. in their rut are h. •. M' Hey Iiuntop, who was taken Ill at Tor- onto, w en, she was attending the C niver.ity, arrived I , use In.' week. and we are phe.e.l to learn that he is revueerinehealth and strength very nicely. l•liaton No - Era: Mt.'s Ilnldah whitely. of town. who h been in New York taking it probationary c time 'u morning in a large hospital there, h been aeceptal. She like. the work very mu Ren. Father U'Yei the newly -appointed) aoc- retary to the Di.Mp , London. I. the guest of Rev. Father Hussey who has temporary charge of the parhh of 4 terich in the mimeos of Rev. Father McRae. Rev. F. W. Hollinrake. , Woodotoek. well known in Goderich, has vited and has of Zion Taber. nreepted a all to the pastors uwela I lethodise, Hamilton. Ir. Iiolliorak, ta in hi. third year at Wod.., k and was in%Red to remain fur another yea II rv. lltet.I Jame. Hamilton, Mn. Wm nark. Mew, Maggi.. Mnrrey and Mr.. IDr.1 for left yesterday to attend the annual sect of the yesterday s F'on•hrn Mtselon.ry Society f the Pre.hyterian chu .11 al Winnipeg. Aft the meeting. which will he held next, week we under -tall that Mr.. Hamilton and Mu,mty wiil attend several week. in water ('x0.545. SPRING STYLES FOR MEN. To be "Correct" in Dress and in Har- mony with _ Style and Season. The . president of the Semi -ready Company recently returnee) from a tour of the fashion centres. He haus to study six mouths ahead to learn to- day the styles which will he worn six months hence. Last fall he visited New Tock for the same purpose, anti the Spring Stale ISScok of the Seim readyWardrobes is the mirror of good style for men. One of theme hooks can be studied carefully at home. The S-'uti-ready Wardrobe in this town has a copy for you if by chance you did not receive yours by mail. The S.'rni-ready Wardrobe in this district is under the control of Messrs. Mclean Bros., Goderich, Ont. '1`o Stop a Crying Baby. Babies cry herause they arc sick. it may be a pain in the stomach, colic, or crenips,-int in any case a few drops of Nerviline another. away the distress and allows the baby to sleep peacefully. Where there are young children there should also be •Nervi - line. It cures all minor ailments just as promptly its the doctor -and not so expensive. ' For nearly fifty years Poison's Nerviline hes been the great household reinely of Canada. Sold everywhere in large 25e. bottles. Jerry from Kerry. The next attraction at the Opera House is Patten & Perry's funny musical farce c edy end vaddeville show. This cotnpal•ny has been play- ing with unprecedented success, and is beyond a doubt the brightest and most refined amusement on the road. Among the Many gerbil features with this company are Campbell and Flecher, the sly acrobats: the famous Gilds children, in the great- unpit juvenile act' before the public Prof. ('ailloutte. the king of the wire. and many other high-class specialties. This company also carry their own superior uniformed concert band and orchestra. Watch for the bend concert on the Square at 4 p. tn. and again at 7:311 in front of the theatre. Remember the date, May 18th. THE HIGH COURT. Hon. Mr: Justice Clots Holds Non -Jury Sittings. Tim non -jury sittings of the High Court opened on Monday rifle' noon hefere Hoer. Mr. Justice (%lute and the business of the (eortleas eonclmled on Wednesday morning. A compli- cated case, arising oat of a claim for wages by I)cvid Crawford for work dune on the'lluelph A Goderich Rail- way. was referred to the local Master. This wan Mr, Justice L'lutc's first appearance here since his elevation to the bench and he won front the bear its admiration for his dignity end simple yet cnurtwus demeanor: end to the public in attendance at the Court he appeared to be an incarnation of fairness. The record of the disposition of the cases is ea frdlows Duncan vs. Gentke, all aetirm for dower. F. W. Hobuestead, counsel for plaintiff. W. Proudfoot, K. C., c eel for defendant. Trial of this action began et 2::10 p. w. on. Monday and at tl p. ui. was adjourned till the following day to permit of the de- fe ndent being examined as a witness. The following g oftocoau lh('c aeP was concluded, and His Lordship directed that judgment be entered for plaintiff for dower out of the lands in the pro- ceedings mentioned. with costs of the aetiou, dedeudent to heve'the right to elect within thirty days to pay the atultint provided in the agreement dated the lith day of March, 11102. with arrears thereunder, and costs of action, in such case the tune to be a lien cion the. laud. The usual toren of judgment to issue. and to Ike settled if the parties cannot agree. Refer- ent* to Master at Ouderich to assign dower if necessary. Pests , of ref- '+rence to be spoken to •Ieefore other issues. The plaintiff. Mary Duncan, is the widow of the late Nun. Grieve, late of the town of Seeafot•th, who died June 2lrel, ltkjR. In Julie, Mi. the de - (enchant purchased trout one of the legatees alibis right, title and interest in a certain lot mentioned in the will, and the action wits brought to secure dower in maid lot. The defendant claimed that the plaintiff had elected to take other benefits mentioned in the will in lieu of dower. Armstrong vs. Inglis, an action fur• is declarat' of title to real estate tinder 'a counterclaim. NV'''. Proud - bot, IC. C., counsel for plaintiff.: R. Vansteine, counsel for detuudantn. By consent of counsel for all parties His Lordship directed that judgment be entered in accordance with consent uulnpt('s. The plaintiff resides a t Ottawa and the defeudant at Wing - hat an, Naegele vs. Cullis, action for the price of the eonstruetion of a grano- lithic pier cr dam at the village of Manchester. J. L. Kitimat], K. C., for plaintiff. W. Proudfoot. K. l'., and ti. F. Blair for defendant. This case was withdrawn, beiug s.•tNled between the parties. Pigott vs. Imperial Cement CO.. Ltd.. an action for an alleged hnperfect cargo of cement. J. L Killoran►, Come - eel for plaintiff. Wm. Proudfoot, K. C., counsel for defendant. By consent of counsel trial of this action was postponed till the next sittings of the High Court for this county. Costs of this postponement to be costs in the eaurse. l'raw'fonl vs. Tilden & Co., M. A. Pigott S Co. and the Guelph & (code.. rich Hallway Cu.. an action ander the Mechaeics' Lien Act. E. I.. Dirkin• OODERIUH OPERA HOUSE ONE NIGHT ONLY Friday, May 18th The Favorites PATTEN & PERRY - IN - JERRY FROM KERRY A rearing Musical Fare ('moiety MA; Vaudeville etteietion. in• tr.sluning MANY NEW FEA- TURES and a 'superior ►ni- fecruned Concert Itnnd turd Or•hentra. so PEOPLE and SPECIAL SCENTY. Watch for Street Parade at 4 p m. PRICES : 25. 35. 50 Seats on sale at Kidd's Boo's Store after May 15th New c:icccsap Wall Paper WE are sliowing in great variety, very artistic p " Wall Paper, for Drawing Room, Library, Hall and Dining Room also a number of select designs for Bedrooms. in dainty stripe and floral effect. These Papers are all bdrderless and range in price from 15c to $I oo per single roll. Several new and very pretty de- signs in FRENCH and ENGLISH Washable Tiles for Lavatory, Bathroom acd Kitchen. Price per single roll 35' Canadian Wall Papers Large shipment just arrived, /mice patterns, ranging in price from sc per roll up to 25c. TelephoneGEO. PORTER No. zoo v Court House Square, Goderich. Immamesesene SPEX Our optical l,usiness is increasing REASONS Careful and, correct fitting First-class lenses anti frames Square prices H. PARK Jeweller and Optician South sill(' Square 1 son, counsel for plaintiff. Col. Mac- donald, K. C., fur O. A G. Railway %V. 1'relu dtutic . K. l%. and y Blair for M. A. Pigott Ad Co.Tilden & Dawson not represented by connote). The plaintiff in this caw+. David ttrawfort, of East Wawcnesli. was engaged as fore,eesu to oversee the work of one of the coust•eection gangs in the construction of a portion of the roadway of the O. & O. Railway, be- ing a portion of the work sublet by the defendants M. A. Pigott & Co. to the defendants Tilden A Co., of Mt. Catharines. The plaintiff claims Ot- t ue hien for wages for work iu September and October last, $142188 for a man and team tut•uishrrl by hint, and $31.21, due one Maunie Black for work in the said roadway assigned by Black to theplaintiff,- mating in all the mum of $72.85 due by the said de- fendants Tilden & Co. to the plaintiff. The statement of el ' recites that the G. & (i. Railway CO. owe M. A. Pigott & Co. it large stint and that M. A. Pigott & Co. owe Tilden & Co. it large soul, and the plaintiff claims he is entitled to a lien on the ('state or intermit of the defendants the G. & G, Railway Co. in all lands of the Reil - way Cp. in the county of Huron and to a charge upon the amounts due by the Railway Co. and M. A. Pigott A Co. under the contracts. A lien was registered November 17th, 1106. The plaintiff also claims he is en- titled to a charge upon 15 per cent. of the value of work lune by the defeu- dents M. A. Pigott & Co. and ley the defendants Tilden it Ito. for M. A. Pig- ott & Co., for wages for thirty days in priority to all idler liens and in pri- ority to any claims by the defendant the G. & G, Railway Co. against the defendant Pigott & Co. or icy Pigott & Co. against Tilden A Co. M. A. Pigott & Co. say the subcon- tractors welt' Thus. Riley, C. A. Til- den and Willie T. Adams, and (added later) John W. Bradley, not Tilden & Cu.: that the work dune by the Ndb- eoutu•actors was not according to con- tract and that all moneys due thew by Pigott & Co. had leen paid ; that the railway being constructed .under Dominion charter the Mechanic's and Wage Earners Lieu Act dens not. ap- ply; that the plaintiff is not entitled to the above -went' ed charge on 15 pe•r,cent. of the work done or tie pri- ority iu claim ; that the plaintiff was not entitled to it lien, as much of the work was dune by the day end the period frac filing the lien had elapsed before I'.. was filed. The defendants Tilden & Co. deny indebtedness to the plaintiff, and the Rallwey Co. say they have paid all neys owing by theme to M. A. P ggott & Co. according to the progr'ees eu4lwates and otherwise, and that in the contract between them and Pigott & Co. the latter agreed to protect and hold harmless these defendants and all their property front all kinds of lien,, and that any liability there might be found due by them would be due to breach of contract by M. A. Pigott & Co. His Lordship directed that ate action be referred to the local Master at Oeslerich to enquire and report the amount owing t.o the plaintiff and other lien -holders by the defendants (if any) or any of thew, purieuent to the Mechanics' Lien Act, and to en• quire and ascertain the state of the account between the defendants or any of theist and between defendants and plaintiff or other lien -bolder« in so far es may be necessary to nicer- tain the respective rights of the parties. Further directions and costs reserved. Proceedings stayed thirty days. Phone No. THE HODGENS STORE Court House Square SOME RARE VALUES IN GOOD LINENS O VER One Thousand Dollars, worth of good linens, boughtdirect from the makers, go on sale Saturday, May 12th, at prices that should interest every housekeeper' ithin reach of this store -interest because they will save money for thus- who buy them. SATURDA , MAY 12th, we commence what should be the biggest It will be if big values count.for anything. good linens cheaper than wq had ever bou hundreds of dollars' worth of first-class linens a May Linen Sale at prices lower by far than we h Fresh from the looms of one of the best linen m can be depended upon absolutely. It is a -chance Here are a few sample values to judge theur.by. men sale in the history of the store. ome time ago We had a chance to buy them. We took it, and today on our counters marked for t!'is ye ever sold such qualities before. ors in Britain. Qualities that ou cannot afford to let slip. TABLE DA ASK, 60c. a+ Extra quality ne half -bleached table daucask, Is•ae,tifu new ,designs, quality that will stand no .d of wear and bleach very quickly. Hive Ad bought in the rwcular way, we caul( net have sold it for less than 75c, for ou May Linen Male we mark it at per yard • 60c CRASH TOWELLIN r 7c. t. TABLE LINENS AT 40c. " `' 410 Heavy half-bleatched table damasks. All pure linen, strong, firm cloth, evenly woven, nice neat patterns, qualities that will wear well anil bleach quickly. good value at mirk, for the May .Linen sale puer4 yard TABLE DAMASKS, 47c. t,riW Vere strong, heavy half-bleeched table danlnsk, all puts- linen. Will wear and blench well, as gest as we have ever sold fur Sic and Me, for our May Liuen,,_.Salc per yard 47C RUSSIA CRASH, 124c. -SLIM Rnssia eras)n is very scarce and hard to get- We have in stock today a big ship- ment of this u usi lcer tough towrning, t extraguuel quality, at per yard 1&A Good quality all new Ii n crash towelling, • just the thing fur ,inary use, special for May Linen ' Per. vast • 7C HEAVY LINEN CRASH, le -inch heavy pare linen crash towel- ling, colonel borders, the lest we ever sohd for the money, will stand no end of hard Wear, per yen. .... ... .. .........• 1 au Three Gocd Napkin Bargains AT $1.25 Pure linen d: tick table napkins, good finalities new " 'patterns. regular. $1.51) and good value at that. for May Linen Sale per dozen $ I DOILIES, sc 10 deneh lirreu doilies ryuare or mound, neat pat terns, knotted fringe border'', extra value mit each y' ,,: Pure linen dawn ek table AT $1.50 napkins, lllx10inches, good quality new patterns, rpediul fur May Liul'n Mcile .25 per dozen $1.50 TRAY CLOTHS, 25c ;r Fancy damask tray cloths, new patterns, easily viI worth .16c to Inc. for May large rise. regular :1)e, for AT $1.75 Pere linen damask table napkins, 30x30 i nche c, fine quality, strong firm cloth, new designs, regu- lar $2.00 to $2.226, May$1.75 Linen Sale per dozen . _ TRAY CLOTHS, 35c Fine 'futility damask ray clothe, new patterns, ti t t y t"ov SC 1 Sale OTHER LINES WE HAVE NOT ROOM TO MENTION HERE. Ifr�'�'' s' Seconds .Cheaper Still t goods we will sell several hundred dollars' worth of makers' all intents and purposes will wear as well as the firsts. little flaw or imperfection in the weave that causes them to not sold as perfect goods. In lots of cases it is hardly notice - to make the manufacturer sell them at a liberal discount. them. Towelling bor. P to 5 1 t h many l p ox.ol 8c t l II f h d iii. g Our Corset 1Viaker old makes that sold at $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 1 f 75 our corset maker because we found one who puts better Corsets he makes to sell for $1.00, $l:`�a, and $1.50 than did the makes are all here. Easy -fitting comfortable Corsets they are. French and American models. Properly shaped and built a long as they last room to keep the old makes and the new once even if we Saturday we are going to char out all the lines we aro diaeon• no matter what they formerly sold at. of Comets in Crompton'.. �\'. It., It. h L, and nlhrr ,landnnl well-known to 511, hut not all «frees in each nvtke. Ictal owls-, we have of lines we have been fill, tip -to -date shepem, Because ser• have changed our maker we put the whole choice per opals, pot DOZENS OF t�pp, ri�r cb pa Y Linen . e e your choice May Linen Male your 35c at 25C I choice fur l t; Claker With the perfect seconds. These to There is just some be thrown out and able, but it is enough Here are a few of Mill Remnants, Table Linen About Sia) mill mein:ode of bleached and- unbleached Tlthle If Towelling Ends i110 yarb linen crash TowP meat of them have colored ders, lengths run from I y yards. They are just es g ne if you bought them off web they were not the remnants would have to sell them at Commencing May 12th you buy them at, per 7e and Chan , Lengths t h'td I h I g we 1 j to 1 The ' �t 1 11k. can that of of Linen. We cannot quote any price for then just because there are so many. run from y yar c. ' ne whole lot goes on sale Saturday at prices a mean a saving to buyers a Past one-quarter what.hey usually pay. Clearing the or , c per pair. We have changed old one. The new it Copied from the latest `t to retain their shape a Now we haven't them, get Cloths ad Napkins, Seconds Dozens of Cloths with Napkins n mate , sizes and qual- ities and marked at one -tweeter 0 one-third less than regular rice just. because ofa slight flaw. you want a good cloth and a dozen napkins and want to save a little money in buying em, some o these seconds. G'. material into the Corsi wanted to, so on r tlnllllljs at %.iC a pair, Between i3 and 1f* pairs makes. Every sire from 18 selling at $1.01, $1.'26 and $1. lot on sale Saturday at your SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS fl;;..e' '5'"t , ,ter w APPRENTICES WANTED TO LEARN DRESSMAKING Apply at once. el; o � enss 1 o/RLC . toiliesarsaa. OOOLRICM.