HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1889-6-14, Page 5THE HURON SIGNAL, 1'$MA Y, JUNE 14. 188 a
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—PARASO LS.--
Jno. Acheson,
Owing to an overstock of Parasols, We have decided to have a
Clearing Sale for ONE WEEK
and will offer our entire stock of these goods st
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Now is the time to secure a Parasol,
At the Riht Season, at WB Hight Price.
TC=N ..A.C=3ESON_
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A 1'IIS-FIT MOUTH
like this young man's may not be a thing of beauty, but
it gets thereust the same when it comes to kisses or
cake ; but take notice that the gash in his face can't
compare with OUR GREAT CUT IN PRICES. We be-
lieve in turning over our invested capital as often as pos-
sible, and make quick returns recompense us for small
profits. We begin right at the start. We mark things
ow, and the style and quality cf the Goods do the rest
of the selling. The great rush for Dress Goods still con-
tinues, but still we have lots of Goods left, all New
Goods, all Fashionable Goods, at PRICES SO LOW as
will astonish you. We do nct say we sell for less than
*cost ; if we did you would not believe us. We must live
and therefore we must have a profit, but our profits are
small. Call and see for yourself. Seeing is believing.
ACHESON & CO'S.
2201-30 (Late Acheson & Cu: )
COMMUNICATIONS.
We de sot bold ourselves responsible for the
upannins of our Correspondents. Coot ribu
tors tc this departraeyt urea routine them
wires le eabblillcceuetions. east be brief.
aemsetalag Ahem/ Use e:lrn Theta.
To the Editor of The Haran Signal.
Slit, --A friend having sent me Tar
SI,.Nat. of 5th and 12th April last, 1
noticed your reference to tbe launch of s
steamer at Goderich on first of these dates,
55 years previously. Though I was not
present on that occasion, I happeued to
be one of the pameneers un board the
vessel, on, I believe, what was her first
rsturo trip from Detroit, under the awn-
mand of Capt. R. G. Dimino, R. N., o0
the 19th and 20th of July of the same
year. I doubt very much, however, with
the exception of myself, one brother and
two sisters, reudissg at present in
Canada, whether ray of thous who lauded
1rou the "Minneseturg'--or "3teneee-
tonk," aa I bare sores idea the word was
spelt -on the 20th of July, 1414, are
now alive, though this brief •tatesnent,
should you deem it worthy of insertion
in your paper, may bring out som. evi-
dent* to the contrary. 1 may add that
I am acquainted with all the gentlemen
whose oames.you mention as tieing wit-
nesses of the launch, sad 1 flatter myself,
should they see what 1 have here writ-
ten, they will not peruse it without feel-
ing *certain amount of interest in my
remarks. I denser, ton, they will re-
member that the steamer had s rather
short career, with an unfortunate ter-
mination, she having been burnt after •
few seasons running, I think, at or near
Detroit, but, I believe, without foes of
!ifs. Should like to have • c..py of your
journal if this comrnanioatioD is printed.
Yours.
Hier v C. Hwvnwa�a.
Springville, Wes Kilbride, Ayrshire,
May ,.
TIL te1rIOOlaT MAO011301 tt'01 'Mei.
This number onrnpl.tee the 49;h vol.
rime of this p.•pelar Mega:ins, which
manifests increasing interest and literary
and artistic attractiveness with each ro
um*. It has hoar illustrated articles,
the first being another of Mr Boad'e
clever "Vagabond Vignettes,- this nes
4seeribing the Holy ftepolohre. The
Rest S. P. Rose oostlnues his well -writ -
tea *Mali of "Hose Ufa is Reiland,"
with eharetesistio*sgsavinea ' Stadias
in Art" gives a number of beautiful i11-
estrationa, aoorg thews one of Teener's
fano ilia patt.tirrg of the Slava Ship. and a
portrait of the etseutrio painter. Of
very apeeial interest is the artiste of
'The Mosetaia of the Meeks, ' ane d
tM matha
t eosmsitiseia
ltte •mniaaael obs ala.nst i..ettent pax ENO asaisWr;
menesteeisa, wi z the visitor is draws sr .�.�p���' •
ep by a rope 6o• M direr, neatly 300 teat ��K se
is Mr, h es ssseely divertise. $.safer
li
ei3 Ne *glebes of early see, lean �.
Artdigne [• '•a lit. Catmaa
nelswerully attended • .. Jt)
0 ntinsis hie llhporiest stedtw of the 2^i os .so *mouesesr. test
Itinersot System, and S. P. Dunn con-
cl s.tes hie remarkable series of Etchings
of Shakespeare. Two capital stories -
Mrs fiarr's "One Wrong Step," and
"Adelths, the true story of a Woman's
Lite and Work" -are also given. The
:X):b volume will open with important
contributions by Dr. Stafford. Miss Dan-
iels, an accomplished new contributor,
and other features of special interest.
The numerous illustrated articles will
baa special festers. The present is a
Rood time to subscribe. Back numbers
can he supplied. Price 82 a year ; it
for ix months : 20 cent. Per Dumber.
Willman Brings, Toronto.
DUNLOP.
Prost our own correspondent.
John ? , of Kintfsbridge, gave oar
burg a t: tar • • 10 ?ay of last week.
Mn t..::ossa.., a •- .a i:ing•bridge last
week sawn:: her •r, Mrs J Dean,
who is one of the pioneers of Ashbeld.
and is et present in poor health.
Mia Kate liacDo,r•old was vtsitiag
friends in Port Alberta
THE MARKETS.
BREADSTUFFS AND PROVISIONS
commies' relies.
j61001entce. Jun. 13. 1100.
W Met a+ •' 005
done. P bbl 1001111 to
a i
Uatbash ... a 15 • 0 so
Peal. i bash 0 30 • 0 St
l.rlef,tlhnsb 0000, 013
rotative' 1 bush 055 • 030
tl.).rroti 1100w1100
Butter .p L .. .... 0 11 w 0 Is
kers, fresh impacted • 1M O l0 011
l3be
Sorts. n tea 10 Well
Brae • ton 15 ID fb M
!'bopped BtutT. "teen 1 ! " 1 S
scrr.•ntap, a ewt 0 w " * Co
Wood ....... ....................
%beeeask
�p
♦,t, 5
O M ' 0 73
est....... 011" 0n
1M" 110
Clint.* Iliniollationa.
Jane IL
irloor is M to
roil Wh.e'.ne"• •rd old .. 1 00 to
Ng Wheat .... 100 to
0Nto
a 111 to
0M In
.winter) pr r. hhl ... 1 011 to
071 to
•10ttoo
1•0to
Cordwood .... ' ' P SIP to
Real 01~0 a
Pork 0 M w
3 A
100
104
0 10
0 1s
0 31
1 60
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:11
000
0 03OD
0 1110
uctionserm9.
11170.
BOOTS AND SHOES IPH U WANT
The Largest Stock Ohoineet As ortrnent west of Toronto,
the old eats Boot and Shoe House of
E. DOWNING.
at
All Goods Marked in Plain Figures
and Warranted to be just
as Represented.
YOU WILL FIND SHOES OHEAP Tft THAN EVER.
EVERY LINE A BARGAIN !
Ordered Woillk and Rcpaitiog AilcoOd to
AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
See our Special Bargain Table. Some Lines at about
Half Price.
E. DOWNING.
Cor. East -at. and Square.
Have jest passed through its Custom Hoose. Diree•from the .Maaataetarers.
the Beat Assorted Stock of
DRESS GOODS
EVER BROUGHT INTO GODERICH, CONSISTING of
SILK WARP HENRIE TAS
NEWEST SHADES,
All Wool Henrietta Cloths, Cashmeres and other dress
Goods
AT PRICES AT LEI.ST
20 PER CENT LESS THAN EITHER TORONTO
OR LONDON
FOR THE SAME CLASS OF GOODS.
:o:
Reaiy-merle Men'. Suite of Beat Material, Fashionably Made at Fabulously
I.d.w Prices.
:0 Pairs of Cloth Pants at $1.25.
IN HARDWARE DEPT.
GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISH AND BUILDING MATERIAL, A
FULL STOCK.
NAILS, $2.70 PER KEG.
C. CRAAL B
St,tU A RRE.
April 19, 1899.
Spring Arrivals
—AT—
Fine Toilet Article: ,
Brushes and Combs,
Perfumery,
Pure Medicines, Chemicals, etc.
OR
PRESCRIPTION WORK,
PURE PARIS GREEN,
HELLEBORE,
INSECT POWDER, ETC., ETC.
CSU T
WALTER C. C000E,
U7- DRU(t(a: T, ALBION BLOCK.
WINDOW SHADES
JUST ARRIVED•
BEAUTIFUL DESICNS !
CALL AND SEE THEM
LARGEST STOCK IN TOWN.
A_ B_ CORNEZL,
sMZLTON-BT.
JOIN ROBERTSON
!legs to announce that he is nnw a;eut for
The L!quorTea Cofflpally's Celebrated Teas.
Your choice of one out of a hundred or more Handsome Volumes,
by the Best Authors, given with every 3 lbs.
Give it a trial, and acquire a Valuable Library without feeling
the expcuse.
A FEW OILLONS OF PURE MU SYRUP LEFT.
JOHN ROBERTSON,
RHYNAS' 010 STAND, Lid. SQUARE AND MONTREAL STS;
CROMPTON, APPELBE &COS.,1889 1889
THE PHARMACY.
ESTABLISHED 18;4
BRAN'TFORD-
We have pleasure in apprising the readers of this Journal that
the greater part of our Spring Imports have arrived, and are opened
up.
These Goods ate the personal selection of our '_1ir.Appelhe, during
two month's visit to the European Markets. At no time has our as-
sortment been more Elegant, Chaste and Varied.
The Prices, Quality considered, are lower than those usually
charged. We have the advantage of direct purchases from the manu-
facturers, saving local Wholesale Merchant's profits.
Cr Special attention tvivan to Mail Orders, which will he filled
by Competent Persona, and Satisfaction (luaranteed. Samples by
Mail on Application. Orders Solicitcel.
Crompton, Ap'oelbo & Co.
(Successors to 13. W. I3rethour dl; Co.,)
BRANTFORD.
Goderich Foundry and Machine Works,
RUNOIMAN BROS., - Proprietors.
WE HACK ON HAAT) F'Oit BALD •
Improved Land Rollers - - Price x.00.
HORSE POWERS, GkA1Ji CRUSHERS, STRAW
CUTTERS, PLOW POINTS &c.
ise .tr I.OW I' -7=S 1
FLOUR MILLS BUILT ON TME UTEST IMPROVED SYSTEM.
Having made arrangements with the JOHN DOTY
GINE & BOILER WORKS CO. TORONTO,
We arePto Quote Prioes to
Parties want of the same.
B>DY�2RB JVD t7VT21ress 0W A.Z.Z. Zizo a
Hai ing removed to my new store in Aclt en's
Block, fitted up specially for to v use, I desire to tank
my Customers for the liberal patronage extended to
my predecessor and nayself in the past, and trust to
have a continuance of Ike same.
.4/ the same time to permit rite to inform you
that I ..'ill keep a full line of
Standard Patent Medicines,
Toilet Articles,
Perfumery,
Tobacconists' Goods,
aad everything found in a first-class drug store.
Having had an experience of twenty years, I
will give personal attention to the preparation of
prescriptions, using only the purest drugs.
Telephone connection on call al any hour at
store o" residence on East-st.
GEO. RHYNAS.
FURNITURE!
If yea wast to see the largest sleek of Furniture in tows. aro to
it fou west to eve the Chiantis WIN270W BT) T= sed the Newts
theft style.. eau sad tee tbeaeinveir ft and .►.sea
IDIOTITIi1D TIRAAILIWG7 esettr done. SOISSI Br 0 rlsarteheaslr
I at: keep CJH2LPi IBT4Ir C1.S Ri Z. �CAi} B is Meek M want
=1 reser, at: have •1f sae nae*msawt an hand. and an v«esu w*atsne sae I will order en
eentmteden.
UNDERTAKING'.
OWNS tbs s4u�►wr0ettaf i be_ ev=himi metro to • Orebdes. •••adMAn,ew• Isthe
dal Mat
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