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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1889-6-21, Page 5, 7a SPECIAL SALE 07' --PARASOLS.-- Jno. Acheson.; • Owing to an overstock of Paraat.ls, we have decidesl to have a Clearing Sale for ONE WEEK, and will otter our entire stock of these goods at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. i Now is the time to secure a Parasol, 11 We Right Zeason, at the Sight Prig 70=1NT ACII SOZ.T_ MIM► ONCE CET INSIDE Of our Store and you will be convinced that our claims of Superiority are based on Facts as solid as the stubborn rock. One Trial will prove our Goods as Good as the Best. We have nothing better than that. On top of that we put the fact that our Prices are as Low as can be put on the same Quality of Goods. Big Value in Gloves and Hosiery all this week. "The first shall be last" is not true in every case, because the last will be left when they try to get some of the Bargains in Hosiery. C-kENTS, LISTEN When a pant hunter pantless panteth for pants, And pants for the best pants the pant market grants, He panteth unpanted until he implants Himself in a pair of our Five Dollar Pants. `-_'O1.3m ACHESON & CO. Law Acheson tt Cox POUT ALBERT. t rom tint own correspondent. :1 Mr Bennett, of Glasgow. $gi.tiand, s ;,ayiall a tisk as kip sash, Moor 1:r n nett. tor — west winds, varying to the southward, And westward, and eastward and points between ; high and low b.rometer, .w. mg around f place THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, JUNE 1. 1339.1 BOOTS AND SHOES TM Largest Stook and Choicest Assortment west of Toronto, at the old established Boot and Shoe House of E. DOWNfNG. All Goods Marked in Plain Figures and Warranted to be just as Represented. YOU WILL FIND SHOES CHEAPER THAN EVER. EVERY LINE A BARGAIN ! Oidod Woi� and Repairing Proinplly Allended to AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. � our Special Bargain Table. Some Lines at about Half Price. E. DOWNING. Cor. East-st. and Square. Bare jest passed through the ('nuom House, Direct from the Maau!astarer.. the !lett Assorted Stock of DRESS GOODS EVER BROUGHT INTO GODERICI3, CONSISTING OF SILK WARP HENRIETTAS All Wool 20"R 9 NEWEST SHADES, Henrietta Cloths, Cashmeres and other dress Goods AT PRICES AT LEAST CENT LESS THAN EITHER TORONTO OR LONDON FOR THE SAME CLASS OF GOODS. :o: Realy-made Men's Suitsof Best Material, Fashionably Made at Fabulously L.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. CRAABB April 19, 1889. Spring Arrivals! —AT— earthquakes `�`° P'� CROMPTOH, APPELBE & COS. probable ossa of rain, .now, hail and er thqua eswith t d , preceded by earthynakes with thunder and lightning. But it is poseible that the program may BRAN'I'FORID- be wholly changed in the meautime." mouretest matisensa. Besides Mack, the following are used as a sign of grief for the dead :--Black and white striped to express .omiw and hope. among the South Sea Islanders. finyish brown, the color of the earth, to which the diad return, in Ethiopia. Pale brown, the color of the withered leaves, is the mourning of Penia. Sky • blue to expre.s the assured hope that the ' deceased has gone to heaven. This is f the moor. •: of Syria, Cappadocia and Armen. I. n Pro In Bukhara. Pu le .id t t .. ill Smale shipped us the sassing arter last week. EJ Martin, who is hef.ere the mast on the schooner Ontario, paid • visit to his family here a week ago. Ned, who was out ip the recent big blow, says it was about the roughest experience he has had during the twenty years he has sailed the lakes. It was reported here bat two men had been lou off the t)n tarin, but fortunately this proved to be without foundation. LmcAnor LIKELY. --A cnnsiaer•bl -.rams of Mr Them Whittaker'a garde[ [,rut is not wh*re it was • couple o asks ago. Mr Whittaker is not exactly stain whether it bas arrived over a .chtgan vet or not, but he has a great, • overgrown uwpiciun that it is ff..•t- r: around Lake Hurcn somewhere. It ;:•ears the recent heavy rains made a reach in: Mr Wm hollow mill dam, or ether, we believe, the side dam, and he river being thew turned from its urea, swooped duan upon Mr Whit- aker s property. leaving him about one !natter of an acre short. Mr Whittak- er, we are informed,consulted the reeve, ho, he says, gave him permission to ear down the mill dam, which. with he assistance of a few others,he attempt - d to do, but gave up the job after de - raying. a nice piece of the top of the am, without any beneficial results to meelf. Mr hallow now appears ufnn •scene. He is suprised—he is indi;- et. Never since he set his foot in is blooming country has such an out- go been perpetrated upon him. To ink that any man or body rat men—offs• I or otherwise should, without even 7 your leave," commence indtacrimi- tely to destroy propertyof a loyal .mh- of Her Most t;r.ctou. Majesty. the thing is preposterous. He invoke the majesty of the law. So *11 Mr Whittaker. THE We%THEM —O'd i i �habilitiw dght as well Mae it up. He has bees •king • horrible botch of it lately. hat is, so far a. Port Albert weather u.ncerned. We cannot week about tide pinta. The other day we ere told it would be Ane and warn. ut it wean t. l t got moat de.eedly Id bed the rein same down in torrents rly all day. On another .•erasion t1y. "hes nib.," in the meteoroln- cal °flint., said we would Aare "higher peraten." There came a frost --a (ling frost that eve, which smashed onnfederatice.tbet the fruit crop 410 original fetlgswte, or words to that No, 'f tete kir►d of thing cocoa -rev, ($d PrnbeMliti.e might ea well a Off enaething like the Inllowtiy, say day Inv Port Albert, which i. • of Mark Twain. prnksbilitiea • "favorable spring day in New Reg- d."Probable nottt.•at to soutb- sea sage aha questa to d;oK ..ulnr of mourn- ing in Turkey is vtoiut. White (emblem of hope, ibis color of nice-nineiia Caioa. Henry 11i. wore white for Anne Boleyn. The ladies of ancient Rome and Sparta wore white. It was the color of morning in Spain till 1198. Fel- Iow ;the war and yellow leaf), the color of mourning in Egypt and in Burmah. Anne Boleyn wore yellow mourning for • Catherine of Aragon. • • • !Second mourning in America is black calico, _ thickly dratted with .bite .putt When G worn ivy widows, Nr Holmes, oderich round.ry and Machin© Works, Holmes, the poet. calls these spots pinholes in the night of their despair. A current news item states that in or- I der toss' (*aura as cashier • gentleman whose ability is raved rery high, two I Can.dian hanks are willing to pay him forty or fifty thousand dollars a year, in place of his preaont fifteen thousand dol- lar salary If these two and other batiks would increase thematic—tea of their ordin- j ary clerks and officers to tiring rates, and pay their cashier a common sense; salary, their (holiness would toe more profitable than it now 1. and then would • be fewer hushed up defalcations by jun for clerks, who are forced to steal to. keep up the •pp..reueee their employ- ers'Deist on, because they are paid star vstion salaries that our ordinary m*c- banw apprentices would seers to accept 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 are the personal selection of our Mr.Appelbe, 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 W holt%ale Merchant's profits. Ems- Special attention givan td Mail Orders, which will },e Competent611ed by Competent Persons. and Satisfaction Guaranteed!. Samples by Mail on Application. Orders Solicited. Crompton, Apvelbe & Co. (Successors to II. W. Ikethour & Co.,) BRANTFORD. RUNCIMAN BROS., - Proprietors. 5 �w j'. . w IOC -WI TH AS IN MIS t}tS1re. ' PS ry,•_ -. •'t vr!.stOlt SA '' xMtcttithc' \ .A Q..Tpr.Tt.('11FLICH. . -- AmusemtAts, *It RATE ON RAND TOR SALE: ((1ODIRICH MECHANICS' INSTi `XITTE LIBRARY AND REA DIN ROOM, oar. at Best street and esseare tet stairs. Open from 1 tell p.m.. •e4 from 7 to H p.a ABOUT 2000 VOLS IN LiBRARY Leedisq Thai y, meekly ewd /Iladrwtrd Perri, Mannose, A•r , raw Pile. YEMaLR 1iIP TICKET. oNLvL.as. RrenO.R hes w of Library and Rwathe Room Appifestlwi for a-abenhlp nr,ired Its Librerfaa. In ramie. R. MAU•OM1sON, GEO. 5TiVEl, Plestdent. aeelvrw• ., ooderfer. March MIL M6. Improved Land Rollers - - Price $22.00. HORSE POWERS, GRAIN CRUSHERS, STRAW CUTTERS, PLOW POINTS &c. AT LiOW imiliCfm==S 1 FLOUR MILLS BUILT 01 TME LATEST IMPROVED SYSTEM. Having made arrangements with the JOHN DOTY ENGINE & BOILER WORKS CO. TORONTO, We are Prepared to Quote Prices to Parties in want of the same. R313P123/.18 :A2•1D CASTING® C.)B' A.L.L. INE CLOSING UP BUST Lt$,:J. 1 INTEND CLOSING MY 2 llirz.ery- �3uei._n. l 1\ u4.Hl11(-n, ON SATURDAY, JUNE 28th, And will sell all my goods at greatly reduced rates until that date. No Reserve, as the business will be closed on the above date+. ;. oW is the time to secure bargains Au immediate settlemert of all ac- counts rendered is requested. 97- Weet Street. M2SS C -RAH. c°s.3\Z_ IPH U WANT Fine Toilet Articles, Brushes and Combs, Perfumery, Pure Medicines, Chemicals, etc. OR PRESCRIPTION WORK, PURE PARIS GREEN,• HELLEF3ORE, INSECT POWDER, ETC., ETC. GO TO WALTER C. G000E, 97- DBUGi(e1ST, ALBION BLOCK. JOHN $OBER730N 1ie IMllor-Tea Cofflpally's C1ekra1e Teas' Your choice of one out of a hundred or more Handsome Volume by the Beet authors, given with every 3 Ibis. Give it a trial, and acquire a Valuable Library without feeling the expense. 1 FEW GALLONS OF PURE MAPLE SYRUP LEFT, JOHN ROBERTSON, RHYNAS' OLD STAND, COR. SQUARE AND MONTREAL STS 1889 1889 THE PHARMACY. ESTABLISHED 1884. Having removed to my new store in .--heson's Block, fitted up specially for my use, .1 desire to thank my Customers for the liberal patronage extended to my predecessor and myself in the past, and trust to have a continuance of the same. f/1 the sante time to permit me to i/ f )rm you //tat I will 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 drug,. Telephone cotlnect'ion on call at any /tour at store ov residence on f: ase -s 1. GEO. RHYNAS. FURNITURE ! If yea west tow We Isr'a.•t .tock of Wersitere in town, No to RAI�TSEZ1 GORRON_ if row want to see the cheap,'" WINDOVP $$JD231111 sad the Newts .tyles, call and see theme lovely flet. sell Owl?.. PICT FR ARK INCR heats dos.. JOBBING dose cheaply 140_1004 kr-kr-Pit t�$L BI kr-Pit RPi'A C RRIAC1-1M le stock Mr wast roma, bet have as tae wstaisrsell 0e heed, ewe and penes wanting ewe 1 w III miter.ot swat esamiason. '0'ND au .TAKIN0'. 1. the •edeef.,kfe� 1 eta everythi.R rwtw/red Is • asset -.'este •'egtInerat. 1 sa tae .Yoe• aad esus! ae l eee.d 1Mreet.c•1• the O.setg. t.l A Ir.A MoThg*AT&. ilappertsse Apell ISM IS