The Signal, 1912-8-22, Page 5H )1TrARM
LOCAL TOPICS
opera HOW* Newf.
Misa t4ayden's Art !studio.
victoria Owes House will open ibis Visa livslyo Hayden's studio in the
„nq
With the Franklin Stook Com. Huron Apartments was a centre of
Dpe ny,,sopporting Kdwin Weever, next attraction today for' lover. of art, •nd
Monday, August 9etb, for owe week. although the rain kept many away
This cowpeny bee Just closed a Meg ; there were a Rood Dumber of visitors
run of permanent stock et BranUoed , at the studio. Kiss Hayden has some
and wiU come direct here. The own. , beautiful wort on exhibition, awe.
Deny is • select one and carries all ape- scally in talo.. and persona wbo ere
,.ial scenery and effects. Pries will interested in fine arta should not fail
be 10c, 20c and 90c and the asst sole to ser her collection.
will open Saturday, at 10 a. tn.. et H. ' Decoration Uar.
T. Edwards'. ( The heel/ten of Court Goderich No.
An Enthwisstic Angier. - 32. 0.0 F.. are requested to meet .t the
Juldy .oler at the I Kroom, North sttt
ba[betrBsigUrvd•aukinggad umber ' sharQostreet, at
march to
ad txwet
amusing demoekelfatlo of t-easutodul- ery, for the purpose of
nese. She had goes down to the bar• , Pla•iig news a on the graves of de-
Ixn with line and hooka. but without I Misted brethren Rev. Dr. Medd and
pole, ezpectiig to End $rod of
some
•• J. Potluck will give short ad -
kind to whirl) she could attach her I dramas, and the 33rd ttegiment band
Visit -
tackle. Not wowing one, sbe brought will furnt.b.ppropriat. music. Vbit•
her utnbtell• into requisition, and ing brethren are cordially invited to
with tbhl unique fishing -rod she hauled i attend -
in nearly two dozen perch in ten hour. Farewell to Miss Richardson.
The Isdv hos reoeoUy become a reel. I After choir practice on Friday even -
dent of Goderich and appears likely to ing at Knott church the choirmaster,
become s permanent member of the Mr. Hunter, spoke of the loss which
local Izaak Walton Club. , the choir wee shout to sustain in the
A Munster Puff -bail.; departure of Miss Richazdson, who
during ber residence in Goderich had
A curio which attracted ^good deal tteea a groat help io the service of
et attention in the window of the Sig. I sag On behalf ut the member, Mies
not office tbl. week was a monster' St117ng presented Mica Richardson
putf•hall. it was found by Ed. Law - with • fountain pen. as a memento of
.on ..n the old Williams farm st Dun- I her connection with the choir. Miss
..lace that to such to be amu! Richardson left the following day for
early growths, ber home in Stanley sod in a tew days
one which is thought to have been I will go west to Saskatoon. Sask.,
...en larger was previously found where her sinter Mrs. H. Duncan
there. This one measured iii inches! raid..
in circumference one way and Sl Fall Fair Notes.
inches the other way. and it. weighed
:t Ib. t nz. aeversl days after having I The directors of the tioderich indue-
been "plucked." The puff -ball ie trial Exhibit( in anticipate an ezcee1-
swewhat similar to the mushroom in I Ingle "nod attraction in the spent
testa. Never before have so many
horses been on the t-ack, and the
track is getting into spleniid condi-
User for heir work.
if the atmosphere of Goderich last it is Dot generally known [bet the
Friday Deemed to have a peculiar accommodsti,n for boners at the fair
. "judicial calm." there was s rayon groands is the largest in the western
for it, for there were no fewer than section of Ontario. There are 100 box
fire cottoby judges in town. %asides stalls and accommodation for cattle,
the- local members of the Judiciary, sheep, ate.. in proportion. ,
Judge Doyle and Judge Holt. there The sttrectroos committee are in
were three visiting representatires of rnrreapoodence regarding several tee-
the bench -Judge Robb of Sinum.. tures new and interesting, full partic-
Judge Barron of Stratford and Judge Ulan of which will be published later.
Widdifleld of Owen Sound. Judge The secretary, J. Ada Fowler, is
Robb and Judge Barron were here prepared to send • prise list to anyone
closing up at) arbitration case with applying for same. Many hundreds
Judge Holt. Judge WlddiSeld and of lists have been distributed. and as
his party. including Mrs. WIddifield it is impossible to foresee who way be
and his son, Rev. Mr. eViddifield, an intending ezbibit:tr. and some may
were here on a pleasure [tip- have leen missed in the distribution,
Harbor Notes. any such are requested to apply in
Food time. Friday. September 13th.
it, method of growth, and some peo-
ple like to eat thein when fresh.
Five of Thome
The steamer Jex, with her tow. is the last day for making eetriee on
Three Brother,, arrived in port on the ordinary term.; after that date
Friday last. She had a deckload of an extra fee is chargeable.
coal for the Oo.tericb Elevator A Tran• I The director. of the fair meet every
sit Co. and the remainder of the cargo Saturday evening until the fair.
war tot the Big Mill.
The steamer Wexford was in pert
on Tuesday with s cargo of LZ%.(XIO
bushels of wheat and oats for the
(loderich elevator. She cleared on
Wednesday.
All the work on the outside br-sk-
water is I.eisg animist up. The men
were overtime nearly every day in
order to complete the work before the
fall rc ugh weather sets in.
A largesbipmene of apples is await-
ing the at rival of a package freighter
st the freight sheds. The fruit is No.
I i)uchese. and Lloyd & Son are the
,hipper..
? Let the children snake e.
Brownie vacatit tn-s'r ry.
Anyone can make pic-
toresV,ith a
Brownie
, Camera
Brown let -$200 to $10.00
' FICTLAND'S role KODAKS !-
Films and supplies.
VACATION DAYS
esus right with us. The Na-Dru-
Cn Toilet Neceseariee are win-
ner` -every one of them.
Na=Dru=Co
Tooth Paste
Sweeteus
Ike breath. Preserrv ePreserves the teeth.
(food teeth ' improve your r
pp. rsnee. Two flavors -mint
and wintergreen, 2Sr tuba.
Na=Dru=Co
Toilet Cream
'. sweetly perfumed, emolli-
ent skin -food. it renders tb.
skin soft. smooth and white; rue
snrpeeerd fnr Ian •nd sunburn
ter- and 30c jay*.
Na-Dm=Co
Talcum Powder
Nene better, finest, .ofteet,
'•hite,t• Rest powder for nee
"'ry and toilet nor. Two odor,
Rny•1 Rose. Violet. Two
,.tot * --white, fifth.
F. J. Butland
earensing i)i uggist, Goderleb.
r' r. That Plewss's
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
A reminder-So,ithi. Art Store. la t -trent.
i. headquarter. Inc art epplfea, fanry work
material- and shelter moria. A dine line of
china for printing. Any lad, lntere.tcd it
invited [0. 4011
The arum a some and go. •nd summer i.
brut to make its departure- New 1. the time.
before the rush .tart,. to leave your order for a
fall .alt or overcoat with Pridbam the Tailor.
Robt. McLean shipped a carload of
horses on Tuesday lest to Saskatoon.
by C. P. R.
Victoria Opera Mouse open, the sea-
s:on Monday, August 28, with the
Franklin Stock Co.
Mee. %%'alter, who was seriously- in-
jured io the accident at- Saltford nn
the 10th. inst., isimptoviog very satis-
factorily.
Beware 01 house flies. They are
often hiders with deadly disease
germs. Science mays that house flies
•hn.tld be destroyed- The hest de-
stroyer" are sold by E. R eVigle,
Druggist. Goderich.
Three rinks of Goderich bnwlera,
skipped hy H. McDermott, Robert
McLean and C. H. Humber respec-
tively are et the Exeter tournament.
Judging from the Ant day's results.
they are net likely to Wog borne any
of the prises.
Today's (.hIre gives the name• of
three fist-iicb young ladies. Mimes
Remote M. Briroinomhe. Vinnie M.
t'awphell sad bene Piidham, as
successful in heir ex .urinations for
o u,IiAc.tinu sscominerrialspecialist•.
Mies P. idb,.n, although .be passed
the ezaminetion, will not he entitled
to a certifier e until .he qualifies as •
high school teacher.
CHURCH NOTEV.
Mr. BI Tan, e f leoudsirck. eine
soiree in Ktt.•x rhumb and Victoria
street Methodist ebuieb oe Sunday.
The pe •to. will occupy the pulpit in
the Baptise rhumb next Lord's Day.
et Ilam- •nd 7 p.•m. Bible school and
Bible etas At 3 p. ra Vi►itort will
he ootdially welcomed.
The announcement of a ser•mot) by
Her. Dr. Meidrnro is always sufficient
to drew a Ter• large congregation in
Oodericb. •nd Knox eburtb was well
filled at tee eereio►s !set Sunday
w -ben the eminent Cleveland p
occupied the pulpit and gave wo
Cb tracterietie discourse, Dr. Mel-
d. um's MISS tap le wlwaya fresh and
timely and goes straight ei the heart.,
and his hearers carried sway tact
Nt ndsy • store of tbought and is -
spit •tion for many days to re me.
bees end forty-two edherenlg sae
promising a stipend of 11,100
tuium, with manse and tout week•'
botideys. The other was from Au-
burn and Smith's Hill in favor of Rev.
Robert McCallum, of Waldemar,
signed by 193 members and thirty-
three adherents, and promising a
stipend of $1,000 per annum, with
manse and two weeke holidays. Rev.
W. T. Pearcy and Messrs. Gardiner
and Somers, will repre%ot the Prow
bytery of Huron before the Presby-
tery of Toronto in the matter of the
call to Mr. Turner. and Rev. J. L.
Small, B. A., of Hespeter, will repro -
sen;: this Presbytery before the Pres-
byteryof Orangeville in the call
Mr. W
McCallum.
SPORTS FOR LABOR DAY.
Get Ready to SS Holiday at obs
P
The Print Farm will be the point
of attraction for the people of Gode-
rich and district on Labor Day -Mon-
day. September 2nd. Proprietor
Goldthorpe has arranged s program
which promises the best dsy'e sport
that baa been seen in these parts for
some time.
in the afternoon. enmmencing st 2
o'c(nrk- a uterine of athletic events will
he run off, 'Deluding the following
contests : 880 yards t•ece, 440 yards
rare. P20 yards dash. running
broad jump. running high jurnp,
vaulting with nolo, obstacle twee,
pickehsck wrestle, walking the spring
pole, and "blind pi¢" race. Good
prizes are being offered for there
events, end they will doubtless attract
the hest athletes of the district.
The Blvth anis Gnd.rieh haa.hall
teams are anxious to gat together Inc
another teat of prnweal with the hall
and bar. and this will he ono of the
eyenta of the afternoon, the game
rnmineneing at 3:30 o'clnek.
in addition to these special events
there will be the usual attraction. of
the Point Farm, including bstbing.
howling nn the green. lawn tennis,
mind other amu•em•nta• There will he
music for dancing both afternoon and
evening. and for the evening therepec
will he something sial and
eteetacular in the way of a monster
of the ladies of tie
Peter's church.
The ladle.' committee,
oversight of the are • pts, iscom-
posed of Mn. R. J. Phelan. president ;
rive.J. C. OrlAiu, t ice -president. ; Mrs.
Win. Doyle, treasurer; Mrs. M. Parr,
secretory ; Mrs. Jas. Helton. aesistantse
secretary ; Mrs. Chas. Moand Mn.
D. Carney.
The gentlemen's cotutnittee gen-
eral an•ggeent is composed 1 Jos.
K1d cbairman, Judge Doyle Jelin
Dee, m, Jas. Obi.holm and Jacob Moser,
and
the committee on details of
Messrs. Phalen, Doyle, Dean, W.
Spahr, J. J. Doyle P. Oarey, 3. Grif-
fin. J. Dean. J. Spahr and J. W. Chis-
holm.
ty of tit.
itb xrneral
Thursday evening.
Then was a large sttendaoes at the
summer fair this evening and the event
has been s groat ds
at success. Tbe Roo
in the varioos booths were pretty well
sold out, but a nurnter of articles be-
ing still left on band an auction was
held and the remaining goods were
disposed of. Jo•epb Kidd and P. Farr
were the auctioneers and the disposal
of a varied assortment of articles hy
the amateur hid -takers gave tb.
crowd an entertainment that was not
on the program.
Tbe prizes were won as follows:
$10.00 in gold. donated by Dean
Brew-, won by A. Kneeshaw.
Parlor table, donated by lien. Hob-
meier, won by Mrs. Wm. Nevin, Dub-
lin.
Pair lady's pumps, donated by J. H.
McClinton, won by Mrs. E. Lynn.
Lady'. perasol. donated by fl.
Brown. won by Mr. Mantel. C. P. R.
agent, Monkton.
Oil painting, ennated l•y Mrs. J. C.
Griffin. won by Mies Garvey, Ashfield.
Ameteyst.and gold rosary. donated
by Mr. R. 3. Phelan, won by Miss K.
Brown, London.
Set of lady's bendniade underwear.
dnnated by Sir.'. Carroll. won hy Mis
[sham, Detroit.
Cut glass spoon tray- donated by J.
S. Davey, won hy Mrs. Dan. Mc-
Donald.
Handsome doll, donated by Mies
Constance Griffin, won by Miss Mar-
garet Kelly.
For selling moat entrance tickets
he prize was won by Master Joe
Kelly.
heath fire which everyone will want
toss.
Admission to the grounds will be
Tye; fnr children, 10e. A REORGANIZATION.
Mettle will be served at the hotel at
the usual prices. and refreshments will
he gull on the grounds.
For fuller particulars see the large
nnsters-
The ..hie program thathits been
arranged fnr the day shonlri attract
a large ernw•A, and exit will be the last
summer holiday of the season every-
body who ten should arrange to enjoy
it at the Point Farm.
Everybody wee nae,
THE SUMMER FAiR.
different poiota
Successful Effort by T &dies and Gentle
men of St. Peter's Church.
An event which has crested mum
interest this week is the rummer far
heine held in the Westttreet rink h
the Wise and eentlem.n otSe Pete•
church. This is a new feature of Or
summer sermon in Goderich. and it 1
hnp.d that it will meet with such sue
cess as to encourage similar entertain
rents in the future.
The big rink is resplendent with
gaily decorated broths. where candy,
s•roceriee, refreshments of various
kinds, fancywork. tinwers and a large
number of other articles rimy be pur-
chased from gracious young ladies.
The fair opened yesterday afternoon
and is heing continued today. There
was a large ^ttendanre yesterday,
especially in the evening. but the rain
this sfternonn is preventing a large
turnout. With fair weather tbl
evening there will doubtless be a larg
crowd in the rink.
The fnrmal opening tnnk place Ir'
evening, when Mr. Joseph Kid
chairman of the management com
mittee. amended the rostrum and
gave en eloquent address of explain'
tion. appreciation and exhortation -
explanation of the various features of
the fair. appreciation nf the aaeimtitnm•
that had been extended nn all hands
to the enterprise, and exhortation to
the Audience to take advantage of the
many opportunities open to them nf
helping to make the fair a great su"-
cow.
An excellent nntsical program waw
rendered daring the evening and will
he continnrwl thla evening Those tak-
ing part are the Mime,' N. and M.
Hurley, Miss Edna Wehh, Misses E
and A. Spahr, Mrs. MnOa-thy, pian-
ists ; Mire Young, Miss Heinicee and
Mr. 11 Witmer (Platteville), violin-
ists, in addition to the orchestra.
Selectlone on the vict.rnla were in-
terspersed among the ...tier number..
The musksi program ie under the cap-
able management of Miss Spahr.
The various booth. are arranged in
mw. nn ei.her side of the rink, and
the scene they present with their
pretty deoorations - intending the
young ladies in charge of them --le a
very gay one.
The fenevwork table la in charge of
M• m- Jnr. Kidd. with Mrs. R. Shannon
end Mne. Jas. Doyle se tiwiatrnte.
The "Oouotry Stora" is doing • good
bu.ine.e melee the management of
Mise Nellie McDonald, *mist ed by Mies
Rose Fnz, Miss Lena Ayer and Mies
O'Connor.
At the candy hootb Miss Helen
Doyle dispenses homsmade swe.t•,
with Mies Joel. Shannon, Mies Oon-
tanee Griffin and Mrs. Ooultbunt as
Iders and abettors.
An Pepecially aft racrive place 1a the
ewer booth. whimh is very prettily
arranged. Mire. Victor Dean I. In
barge, with Mimes Lillian Farr.
Margaret Kelly. Genevieve Spahr.
Muriel Spain, Emily Griffin and
Evelyn Mc(' arthy as assistant
'Soarer -girl.."
Th. "ebenee" booth, where * num-
her of articles are heing diapn.ed of
y ticket, is In eharwe n1 Mier Annie
McDr•nakl, Mise O.rsie Free Mies
Alnna Rpat►r and Mrs. Meiners by.
The Aahpnnd, where"Aeh" are `aught.
n and out of tmeaon, is tv.ndiueted hy
MMI. Rana Weide with Misses Elinor
Kona, grnesta Spahr and Agnes Doyle
• assistants.
The hos cream depart newt M !w
nem orf Mrs n Mom and Mrs. Chis-
holm.
The 'hire., parlor,' where sol
rinks and eiR:•rw are 41 p- " d, koar.,
Some Changes at the American Road
Machine Co. Plant
Some changes in the way of reorgen
izntion, which may eventually result
in a very cnnriderahle addition to the
buminesadone here. have taken place in
connection with the American Road
Machine Co. within the last few days.
Mr. R. Jones Phillips, of Kennett
Square, Pe.,, the president of the
Company, who ii hirgeiv interested in
the manufactiere of road wachinm ryi a
the States, controlling six plants at
, was rn town for
several days the) week conterringwith
Mt C. L Moore. who has been in
Ooderich for ablaut a month looking
h over the plant and bnsinss beer. Mr.
r /ore has t,tea associated with Mr.
,s Phillipe for some time in bis mann-
f+cturing iutereats in the Stater, and
•
the result of their visit here is that
° they have amquired most. of Mr. Man-
.
eine stock in the Gederieb company,
giving them control of the plant here.
Mr. Moore will remain here in charge
of the business, with Mr, J. W. Kitts.
late of Hairilton, as secretary. Both
these gentlemen will make Goderich
their home, Mr. Moore's family being
already here.
While it is not intended to make
any changes hurriedly, it is likely that
in time some new lines will be added
to the output of the Goderich factory.
There is a large demand for the goads
made here, a and orders have been
s coming in in a most gratifying man-
e nee, and the prospects for en even
t larger business in the future are
Kidd considered very h. igbt.
Mr. Monte, who declares bimeelt
much pleased with Goderich .pd its
people, so tar as he bit. been s Me to
The services at Nor i b street dletbo- •
dist eborch law Plumley were of a
artist interest. Rev. Cavid Roger,.
of R'. Thema.. forssrt• chola pian of A
the Goderich dietriet, Who bee many
friends to town. preached in the r
morwl.g. Nov. na F. At metmng
of Chatham, wbois .pending bis
vacation said the wanes of his hoy-
heed. was the Drearier at night. able
and appropriate. serapes. were deliver•
ed, to the detlgee and proal of barge
onetime/atingle. 1, noel solos by Mr
and Mr• Pease, of Ib' raft. were a
w.lcns,. addition to the matt Next
Sunder the pastor, Rev- Alfred
Brown will preach eeswlsg and *vest-
ing sad eosdwet the adstk BIM. dna..
A email invita'iee to visiles..
Tae Car temee tell.
The m MY a
weld! Presbytery a .'liet of was kariy
(Tb(d ay). w Metall* wos'a sew
twee
8. 4 . 4 ON axe i by AO me .
10 1 new.
The ref, ambulant 1 alike sr* in charge
e
hecnme acqua'nted with thein in the
few weeks be has been here, finds one
cause of dissatisfaction, however, in
the ieck of a railway siding into the
work.. The Compsnp's goods are
b lky and heavy, and teaming to
either .1 the railways is awkward and
expensive. Mr. Moore would like to
see Bowe plan devised whereby his
factory and other, in town could have
direct connection with the railway..
The people of Goderieb recognize
the value to the tole of an industry
such as that of the American Road
Machine Co. and will be pleased to see
the business prosper and increase
under the new management.
Avievr,r ..1. 11112
Paid - uI. Copus', Reef,
Undivided Profits tl),I31,:fie
Total Armee lover) eeet100,(s•0
A TERRIBLE
SMASH
Nobody injured, only the
prices. Read on -it wiU tell
you about it.
It's almost impossible to
tell you of all the big bargains
that we have in lois, the
big -est and most attractive
selling - out sale Goderich
people have ever seen. The
sale is on now, and it will last
only as long as the goods in
stock will last. It is your
opportunity now. We are
forced to sell ; that's the whole
story. On Saturday we will
drop another bomb among
the prices and here are the
results of it :
moo Linen Collars for
men and boys, all sizes, in 4 -
ply linen, in all shapes and
styles, selling -out price, 6 for
25c or 5c each.
to dozen men's 6 n e
French Balbriggan Under-
wear in natural or colors, 35c.
15 dozen men's extra
heavy pure soft wool Under-
wear, guaranteed unshrink-
able, regular $1.5o and $2 per
garment. Selling out at 89c.
1 2 dozen very soft wool
Socks in grey and brown.
Sale price, 19c.
7 men's Suits in brown
and grey tweed, usually $1o. oo.
jelling out at $5.95.
Choice of any of our
best worsted or serge Suits,
usually $14.00. to $18.00.
Selling - out price per suit,
$9.95 -
too yards of striped
Flannelette. Selling -out price
per yard, 554c.
75 yards strong crash
Towelling. Sale price per
yard, 6c.
Hundreds of yards of
Dress Goods, the best and
left to the last. Thy are
going fast at prices represent-
ing only a fraction of their
value.
About 200 yam g
dsVeilin s,
regular 25c to 5oc, all going
at one price. Now for 12%c.
3o pieces of Taffeta Silk,
regular 5oc and 6oc. Now,
choice for 29C.
1 gross Hooks and Eyes.
Selling -out, price, 3 for 5c.
3 dozen Lamp Chimneys
now going at 2 for 5c.
Choice of our 1,4•hole stock
of Laces and Dress Trimm-
ings while 4t hey last, HAI.F-
PRICE.
Now is your chance to
grab a Fur. You can save
enough now for a trip to
Toronto, and then some. --
Come at once.
N.C. Cameron
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -Ault, 22.
PatThe Plrklingilemon e. M. Robert..ou... . . 3
Notice - Oswald P. Lambertua ........... .... r
Hou.e amt Lot for Rale--8lgnal Wee
Corr'e.pondenee Cour.. for Cha.gbas►-lbs
SUMMER SPORTS. onto Auto Inatttute 1
An interesting baseball game was
played et the Agilcultursl Palk on
Wednesday afternoon between the
town te.w and the In -quoit•. Al-
though the score stood 6 tp 1 at the
finish in favor of the iroquioe the play
was not at all one-sided. A,1 r be end
of the fourth innings the score stood 1
to 1. The grounds were 'soggy with
the recent rainy, and navigation in
the vicinity of second hare was mo-
ped .sly difficult. W. Lumby wait
umpire
Toronto Exhibition.
if you .re prink to the Toronto Ex-
bibition } of should buy your ticket
from F. F. Lawrrnee at the G. T. R.
down town ticket office. The money
will be ret it uvi In, anyticket not
lewd. Single fare, $.9 90, or t h• i menu
Rip going August 24 to Reptemher 7 ; '
special rate of $2.85 August 27 awn
2A. R'p suiher :t and b. All ticket. ,
R..nd for return up to Tneeday. Rep-,
teenier 10.
TREE BUTCHERY,
To the Miter of Uwe Mgra
MIR -- Your beef but timely refer
enee to the hatcheries of the tree* on
RAMI ■t. Pet by the else trio linemen
should he f••Ilnwed by Paula oMei.I am -i
tio..!hot wnnld prevent suck aro
rendes in the flame. it is impossible
to rl.areihe fitly the van Ioban, thea
has iron meet lard in this e.is. Nn, -.-i•
no Berms who bee any idea of the
m..lue of It weli-.haiend tree oould lit
Keinemeelt w (nn . "fling and
slaseing• 1 Moe the sown outlaw rbcs
3241114.11%•1 ,tan Mus-hetetns wish
4 1 omen or TWA Teem
Steam Launch for 8a1e-T. Ringlq T. Oen-
eon. Toronto
Toronto it ihlbttto.--C. P R. 4
w burn Ruietii.-R. V. I'arnpf et k OaWeyburn. 8esk. 1
R toMterachinery (b hunralfe Rerun Oar,line E,.Rlmild
t
A Popular School Clinton Realnesrts• 1
Special RhowiiignfBrea. ((esde-W. Ashes
Son. ..... .... ...a
Franklin Sleek Company-Vielab (!♦ass
House •
Nearing the Find X. H. Colborne 1
Perm laborer. Rxcno.l.wu►-Q.'a'.9.... t
('htklren'• Week Millar k Asn a
August Month Find Sale Holism Dna k
Vinegar for Sale -P. P. Ha,i,
'Vowe Jewellery Problem WaNsr U. Bea
starer.. .. a. k
Launch for Rale H. Turner. 1
shawl Loa Rural (Mine ; 1
Howie to Rent Rn. AI• sternal 09 - 1
Rarn for Stile 1. E. Jordan. leases 1
ant ter re witllsm .1. Rewe Tows et Miler
tee,
('*nary 1. 4 Item/.try tee .... ......
overloaded Rale M. R.kb.a' ..... .•.-, 1
A Terrible Nrna.h ('at.a.ew'* ... . a
Reader. le„ N. Wigle... 1
tars Inc Kale Mn. Jae Syw1triesns. ANIMUS 1
Otrt Wanted Or, W. H. Weimar
la the IWO. remedy
Tai.. ~
roAkta
Al iglllb eat lissom
or CANAA4.
Bn'AISp 1laeli
Remit Money by
Bank
Money Orders
Bank Ham Orden issued by the Union Beak et Lana fur
sums up to ie$io0 coat only from 3c to Ibc, ilceo,.liog to amount.
Tbey are payable anywhere in Canada [Yukon excepted), am, in
the principal United States cities.
Money scut in this way is as safe se if leu hooded it direct
to the payee-
" W. L. HORTON, Manager Goderich Byalk h
LONDON. >Ml1D.• Cris F. W. *SIM. - - - aie.ewsa
kl ibrendmeeda , M. EC M• M. C. BART MOW ArslalaN aksermen,
Overloaded Sale
OUR SALE 1S GOING ON AT FULL BLAST:
iT WILL PAY YOU TO VISIT US.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTiL 9 A.M.
M. ROBINS
SOUTH SIDE
OF SQUARE
A lady's raincoat was lost about
two weeks ago between Menesetung
Park and town. The finder is re-
quested to leave it at Mre. (Dr.)
Taylor's.
For all sorts of weakness and debil-
y here is nothing better than the
Peruvian Tonic, 75c. a bottle. Sold
by E. R. Wigle, Druggist, Uoderiob.
ICE
CREAM
The most delicious tiavors,wit h
the beat and purest Cream, serv-
ed at the BALMORAL CAFE. Or -
dere by telephone for ice Cream
in bulk or in bricks attended to
promptly. Telephone b4.
F. E. BURDETTE
PLUMBING
Let W. R. Pinder know when
you have anything to be done in
Eavestroughing Metal Work or
Electric Vi iring. Estimated
furnished and work guaranteed.
We keep a full line crf flzturee
and supplies on band and all
such work will receive our
prompt and careful attention.
We [aye a number of &O -
dam cooking Stoves, the Oaroet
Good Cheer and the Empire
Steel Range. Call and see tbene
Repair work of ell kinds done
at moderate cost.
W. R. PINDER
Hamilton Street Goderich
I
SeetheNewSuitings
if you have pot yet got
your
SUMMER SUIT
leave your osier et mace
wit\
HUGH DUNLOP
asst tN. The 6004•411seeTenee
Brophey Bros.
5141DII11iWH
Tbe Leading
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orders care(ully attended to
et all hairs, night or d*',
OMrM's keel Bre see Oesese
CLNTRAL
BUSINESS COLLEGE
$T*Atsown, OrnT.
our teacher. ate ail erp.rk..mad in-
atr.ntor►. Our commie are beater than
Seer .ad the pulr's,st le metre earn
plet We de were ler ear graduate'
lW M ether *taller .. hseak
.Nita. few. fee trek. h.l r were ••d .'wing tor. pat wa•e.
wane
l`•T ane. • hAwl
SwbrlwR *Ter fTM per
^rpt, a/ iw .. oe :771we
what .rest.
0 A W.LAC1iI. A'- r.l-.- ,,.
•
Singer
Sewing
Machine
The latest improved iecill.iting,
vibrating and rotary machine
made. Either lock or chain
stitcb. On ball-iearing •.taod-m.
OIL, NEEDLES,
REPAIRS and
DARNERS
for all machines.
A full line of farcy Handker-
chiefs for Cusbiou Covera,
Aprons, Duetcape, ete.; also
Satin Flowers on band or made
to order,
L B. TAPE
liOLOOtit it
North side Square. nest 1ie11 Telepbene
Central.
rvvswmea
Opera Hoose Grocery
THE
Pickiing
Season
is here again and we Houk/ be
pleased to fill your wants tqr
pickling re(Uiai(er, such as
Mind Pichl,n Spice
Tumult Powder
Curry Powder
Mace
Mustard Seed
Celery Seed
Vinegars
White Wane
Cider Vlnegar, err.
Frtsb Foils sad Vfgelablts
Pears
Peaches
Plume
•poles
Watermelons
New Corn
Cucumbers
Tomatoes
We are in the ottirket 1..
Spring Chickens and other
Poultry.
C. M. Robertson
•Phone 144
MASSEY-
HARRIS
SHOP
The place to buy
•11 kin.ls of
FARM MACHINERY
Rinds., Mower., Hey Mailer.,
Side Rakem, Manure 'prea.ters,
Bain Wagons and Cream Sep-
arator*,
eparator*, also louden', Hay Cars,
Fork* and Siting., %InlettrIR.ea
Separator, Homes trad Fertia-
izere, Pumps for keret - po.ver
and Kngin..: (ia.nl.ne Rnginee
and Windmill..
And, A ear t you rots.' owe
nor Buggies. We hove a fnnline,
all styles, .and some of the teat
and moat atyliab .logs that 'tor
GUM 10 town.
1 have a few H..- .', to ..1
end some Drisiug Harteesn
1 alao have a Hones. to seat
a leaky place for aim errr
Cell in and see what we has r
and rest a while, anyway.
ROBERT WILSON
Ilaeiltan Strew God. r . h