HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1882-11-24, Page 5THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. NOV. 21, 1882.
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Extraordinary Unparallelled Bargains
J1C1DETLORC"
On Monday, Nov. 27th, They Will Begin Their Great Genuine Sale.
Twenty Thousand Dollars Worth
of Choice Fall Goods will be offered Without Reserve. The Cash does it.
THEY SELL IOR CASH, AND AT MARVELLOUSLY LOW PRICES.
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SWEEPING REDUCTIONS IN DRESS GOODS
Silks, Ulster Cloths and Tweeds, Shawls, Velvets, Flannels and Blankets, Corsets, &c., &c.
WONOERFUL VALUE IN TABLE LINENS ANO TOWELLING&
A Large Lot of Mantles at a Reductioll of Twenty -Five Per Cent
1001•Pir L To 631ME TET. WAC.
Don't Forget to Price their Furs. See their New Dress Goods at 121 Cents per yard.
See their Melton Cloth Dress Goods.
JOHN C_ DETI OI 8z CO_
The Chicago Rouse,
WEST -ST., COD�RICI-I_
THE FALL TRADE IN MILLINERY
Has now opened at that headquarters of fashion, the Chicago House,
and I am now in a position to state that the latest styieu,best material
and most reasonable prices eon be found there. Ev
erythmg in the
Millinery line in Misses Young Ladies, Matrons and Widows' Wear is
on view at the Chicago House. A particularly fine line in Widows'
('a can be seen.
MISS WILKINSON is also agent for Butterick's Patterns, and
Parker's Steam Dye Works, Toronto.
fa -Remember the place ! THE CHICAGO HOUSE, West -Street.
C$W gRNgTN' XMAS ANNOUNCEMENT
OF
C H R I S T M A S • GEO. SHEPPARD.
NEW ARRIVALS 15VP:RY DAY
An Inspection Invited.
0OURT HOLM SQL ARE
V A L S DANIEL GORDON
NEW ARR 1 �A$�
CABII�T�T
THE LE:6 ING ERTAR•
Furniture at Bottom Prices for Cash
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Scotch, EugjsiI,_Irlsh &_Cauadain Tirecds
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I have now on hand a very large stock, such as
Chairs of all kinds, Tables, Bedsteads,
parlor Setts, Side Boards, Rat-
tan Chairs, &.o_, & O., dzo.
2 .Doors West of the Post Office.
Miss Jessie Wilson,
F7ASHIO14A13LE MILLINEtZ_
Newest Styles in Hats and Bonnets
The most popular Shades in Ribbons.
Novelties in Feathers and Ornaments.
Styles and Prices certain to please
Art Illsios Wili
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s New 1. tits Mss. wt*f sue ar t1 s svfir s u sinew to 1114 Ruche' rents MMr
Rolls of the Latest Designs
t 20,000 «IAc'" a.+ *14 Meat titer
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Miss Jessie Wilson,
THE SQUARE, OODERICH
The Cheapest Hou®e Under The Sun.
SAM= VARIETY STORE.
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FOR MR *ALARM 0? SOVIYltlt WZ OM* ALL GOODS AT
LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH.
SPECIAL LINES IN
STOVES 3 TINWARE,
WALL PAPER
I would respect-
fully intimate that
I am peeing up an
immense stock of
Fancy Goods
for the
Holiday
Trade
in
EVERY STYLE.
THE
VARIETY -
I8 SO
LARGE
IT
WOULD
BE
IMPOSSIBLE
TO
ENUMERATE
THEM
ALL
1 HAVE BOUGHT LARGELY IN
England: United States
Principally from Manufacturer. and Large Dealer*, and at. Prices from '`
20 to 40 per cent. Lower than the
Regular Rate.
I am thus enabled to sell st
Very Low Prices.
In Xmas Oasts I will Show the Best
From Every Known Manufacturer
In Album*, Shell fonds, Work Boxes, Writing Desks, Dulls, Purees, P, tee, Ta'a,
Fancy Oups wed Saucers, Vass, 1biIN Sett*, &c., kc.
My Stock cannot be serpiresed for variety.
Miscellaneous Books,
Poeta, Bibles and Christmas Annuals A hill Ime. T will guarantee satisfaction
to quality and prices.
AND GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHINGS. The Huron School Book Depot,
JAMES SAUNDERS & SON.
VEIT DOOR TO TOR POST OPTIC&.
MANES NORTH 'MEET AND SQUARE. OODBRICH