HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1883-10-12, Page 7THE 'm nm' <iure AL FRIDAY ocr 12, lana.
IR,ECT IMPORTATI011TS
THE EMPORILJM TO THE FRONT.
WONDERFUL ' BARGAINS
DRY - GOODSI
Our Mr. J. C. D. has just returned from Europe, where he has been visiting the
Markets, and PURCHASED EXTENSIVELY. We are now prepared to give our
customers the benefit of our Cheap Purchases.
FULLY 15 to 20 PER CENT. CAN BE. SAVED
BY P U-Y'=NG- FROM J-_ 0- DETI OR 8z
.aIxIS XIV mica. C.A.1-41111[3E1:13061Sito
immense Display of Gloves, Laces, Ribbons, Ties, Silk Handkerchiefs, Dress Buttons, Dress and
Mantle Trimmings, Mantle Ornaments, &c., &c.
LARGE CASES VELVETEENS. SEE OUR "LOUISE BRAND."'
ONE CASE OF MANTLES, purchased from the Manufacturers. Don't omit seeing them.
S1=EC=..4'A.I. VAI.1'LT= 2N QZ721-ITS, COMFORTERS T.A.=3=„I ' CO'V'ERS_
DRESS • GOODS AT PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH.
THE ORDERED TAILORINC DEPARTMENT FULLY
SUPPLIED
With the Newest Patterns in Sootch, English and French Tweeds and Coatings.
Ore law 31f.".EZtr.OR. ant. 1COw' C4C)3COME1E
Fashion's Fancies.
Canvas woven ,tufts are all the rage.
Bead bonnets are no longer fashion-
able.
The Langtry turbsu is ss popular u
ever.
Bonnet strings are tri -color and very
Drees of cashmere and silk remain
popular, and cloth dresses so much worn
last spring continue in style. Cloth
dresses will again be made by tailors,
giving what is termed tailor-made suits.
(fray is a favorite Dolor, so is blue. By
the bye, modistes ensure their early: pat-
rons that a little later on in the season it
will not be an unusual sight to see a blue
narrow. wool dress elaborately trimmed with red
Shirrel yokes and full wniats will be braid.
much worn.
Chateliue watches a.., exceedingly
From across the sea come rumours of
the decline of coloredhosiery and the
• fashionable. ' supremacy of white balbriggins again. It
Plaids, blocks, checks and stripes are is also tout's that brides abroad are drop -
features in fall fabrics. ping the old . custom of furnishing their
Polryitisea are made curt' -lung at both trousseaux with seta upon sets of elabor-
baekand (runate undercloting. The rule at present
prevailing ,limits the supply to sets of
Artificial flowers are now never wore two doze,.. The trimming is less elabor-
as corsage bouquets. ate than heretofore but quite as costly,
The new brocades aro gorgeous. The for all the lace employed must be real to
colors arc beautiful. - meet the requirements of the present
, Silver necklaces and lockets will be style•
much worn this winter. Travelling cloaks and mantles are no
longer the conventional dust -color ur
bla:k. In those days of luxurious tra-
vAling. the charm of beaus is studied.
Theta are some quaint cloaks of prune
and of mulberry damask or broche stuffs
with wide mantle sleeves shirred in a
wide facing, which is covered with a
ruche of wide lace the ,odor of the gar -
Cloth bonnets will be worn with cloth
dresses.
Silver white is the new shade for bri-
dal drew*.
Youthful brides will wear white Otto-
man silk and Duchene lace.
Velvet trimming will be touch worn
this winter on street and house dress- meat. A jabot of the lace also orna-
te' - ' menti the front,and full wide lace flounoe
edges the garment, disclosing only the
edge of.the dress. Similar mantles or
cloaks are made of less expensive fabrics
such as pongee, alpsee, summer camel's
hair or (Dotard. The lace must always
correspond in color with the shade of
the material.
Gray c nnbir.ed with all tints of red is
the fashiorsbleeolor in millinery.
New tan -coloured gloves have cuffs
.:of brown plush or velvet, and are lac -
*. ed.
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Plain plaited and gathered skirts will
be more worn by fashionable women than
my other.
Velvet spots are introdeoed into Span-
ish lams intended for dr3ases and bon-
nets.
Plaited camels' hair bonnets will be
worn with cloth and cheviot costumes.
Large balls and sputa are the newest
designs for Oriental and Spanish laces.
Bison hair cloth is the fabric destined
to supersede camera hair.
Buttons down the front of tailor-made
polonaises and jackets are now put on so
dose that they touch each other.
Velvet muffs will he worn this winter
shaped like a bag. lined with fur.and or•
taatnented on top with a bright plumaged
bird.
C. S. Judson, Wallaceburg, says, Dr.
Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry,
for Summer Comply into is a splendid pre-
paration, and I do not know of a sinlo
case in which it has not given satisfac-
tion, but on the contrary have had many
testimonials to its efficacy. 2
The use of Pills, Salts,Castor Oil, &c.,
ind other nauseous, griping Cathartics
is unnecessary, u a pleasant substitute
is found in Dr. Canon's Bitters. which
act as • Cathartic without griping or
causing nausea. All druggists sell it,
50 cents a bottle.
Strength is a valuable quality under
ht that the fashion of wear- any circumstances. The strongest are
It i. thought always the greatest whether in the king-
iag adore cr some other beautiful bird dem of mind or muscle. 1 r. Dow's
on the eoreage will be substituted for Sturgeon Otl unimast a on. et the
the bs ich of gowen at' long lb* 11,41- strongest remedies known, bet when used
externally, when the skin has not been
broken, its effects in relieving pain are
most grateful and soothing. For Rheu-
matism, Lumbago Neuralgia and the
lite it has no eq
ion.
Many of the fall and winter hats will
be wore down in the forehead. The
4110111111 of ,sort of thea ars very high ,and
then is great variety in their shapes and
euior,
Turbans made entirely of feathers will
not be at all worn this winter. The
■laM popidar will be three made of rich
dark blue ur dark red velvet, trimmed
on either side with long pheasant's
The pestle* glove is ening into fash-
ion for rooming use in quiet ,fray, tan,
and wood shades. They are made in
fonr different lengths, and the longest
eat reach nearly to the the elbows.
All ogres that handsome hair is one of
beauty's indespensalde elements. Ayer's
Hair Vtgor wtaintaies it in treatises*,
brightness and luxuriance.
They all tell the ease story. W.
Thompson, jeweler, Delhi, suffered for
yeah from Dyspepsia, got no relief inti)
he .sed Dr. Canon's Stomach Bittes.
He says it was just the medicine I need-
ed. it bas .eyed me.
FALL MILLI
ERY OPENING
MRS. GIRVIN
Will hold a Grand Millinery Opening on.
&I T URD.4 Y, OCT. 6th, '83
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To which the Ladies of Goderich are cordially Invited.
Having lately returned from the cities, .be
is in a position to display all
TH E LATEST STYLES
FALL MILLINERY'MANTLES, UL -
STEM, UNDERCLOTHING,
DRESS GOODS, &c.
And the thousand and one other Novelties of the
Season.
DON'T FAIL TO GALL
And see the Display. Remember the Date.
MRS. GIRVIN1
Court [Ione Square. Goderich.
Goderich, Oct. 4, 1883.
MILLINERY OPENING
bi=SS GRAHAM
Begs to announce that her Millinery Opening for the Fall and Winter Season takes place
On and ..I fter Saturday, 6th of October, 1883
When there will be exhibited the Largest Assortment of
French c7 A merican Pattern Hats & Bonnets
With n Grant Vnrlety of all the LeadingNovelties of the Season.
CALL AND INSPEC[ HKIt STOCK BERMPURCHASING ELSEWHERE.
MISS GRAHAM.
Si/Remember the Stand. next the 8t. Elmo. Court House Square, Goderich.
Godes tat. Sept. 87.1/10-
A_ B_ CORNELL,
CABINET MAKER & UNDERTAKER
Corner Stare, Horton's Brick Mork. Hamilton
Street,
QOIDERICH, ONT_
A. R. C. baa, at a lame severe, purchased a
FIRST CL.1SS HE.1RS1
and I. prepared to attend sad asedvet'vestal,
ea the shortest settee. la tetra er ee.atry.
A lama stock of
COFFINS AND CASKETS KEPT CONSTANTLY 01 HAND.
Both In I)reo-.ted Wood and Black Cloth. at very Reasonable Prices.
ars 0.111.1.2. t OLIOITILID_
A_ B_ CJORNIEILL_
Oedselsb. July filth, tti0. uflflFget
IR, MC VED_
ID TEE N O s3 L ;,
MERCHANT TAII ZR,
Has Removed to Hamilton -St., Near the oquare, Goderich,
---)AND WILL FURNISH OR MARE UP(—
gents' Clothing in Fashionable Styles at Lowest Prices,
ee YEARS r%rEtlnsce. CCTTIYC A SPECIALTY. PEtWECT FT' LIVARAiITrED.
ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTEgDED T. lam TEE AIIDRESS
PHILO NOBLE, HAMILTON -STREET, GODERICH.
THE WELLAND VALE MANUFACTURING CO.'S
HARVEST TOOLS
ARE EQUAL TO THE ItEsT IN 'rim MAIL ET
7oIlit A. Naftel Ilas Them in ;eery Cla.;s
Hay Forks (boy's size). Mc., men's vire. from Me. and upward. Barley and Straw Forks
S.•ythee (new pattern), and Snaith,, Cradles and Cradle Scythes. Harvest Mitts. etc. Maohiae
Oil, from Mc. op to $1.00 a gal. If you want
PERFECTLY PITRE W i1jTELEA
JOHN AlbNAFTFL has it, guaranteed so by the makers undo. rnrfelt of x:50 for each ounce
rf adulteration found In it. If yeas want a paint, mixed and tinted, ready for immediate nisi
JOHN A. NAFTEL haw it the best in the market.
C�TTT�'APERCHA PAINT
warranted to contain nothing but Pure White Lead and Oil com')r ' with Outtapercha and
Oaide of Zinc. SWAB for sale at
JOHN A. NAFTEL'S Cheap Hardware Emiorium.
Hoderieb, July 19, 1863
SEEDS! SEEDS.
A T T H HS D�TilD10AL IIA.LL
JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF
FRESH GARDEN, FIELD, AND FLOWER SEEDS
from one of the most iteliable Seed Warehouses in the Dominion.
FOR SALEBO TH IN BULK & 1N PACKAGES
T. JORDAN, Chemist ani. Druggist,
M�DIt7AL BALL. iGI•Cr C3-
1-3=2wrZe0, INT=Cf=3012Z
Where are yon coming from with that arm fall of ponds!
Why, i hare Jud been to
R_ PI 0 U DFOOT'S,
Tt.e Cheapest and !lost Reliable Stere In town. Why, you can get
GOOD TE.R FROM 10c. TO 80e. PER POUND.
HIS SUGARS AND FRUITS CANNOT BE BEAT.
fila Ire And 01, my t if you only could see the
Bargains in Faotpriea and Flannels.
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fact, 'sambas ewe MINIM i. his Ilse Is chemise and be ter than 8 cam get anywhere des,