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GODERICH BRANCH.
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DRAFTS DIED PATARE AT AL, POINTS IN CANADA, ANO THE PntisSi ML
CITU (N THE UNITED STATES, GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE, BERMUDA. at
DAVINSS BANK DEPARTMENT.
OPPOSITS OF 61.00 AND UPWARDS RECEIVED AND CURRENT RATES OF INTENSST
ALLOWED. ►MTUR$ST AOOSD TO TN! PRINCIPAL AT THIS CND OP MAY AND
IN EAON T*AR.
SPsslaf AttsmUsa Owen h thin Oollectlon of
sad L'artxers' Sales Notes.
(-ern-wired-0 Doper,
R. S. WILLIAMS, Manager.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Mrs Harries kit Lot work for 'trat
.nl.
C. M.Lor returned from loots -tot the last
week.
W A. Rhyne wu the past neck in
•4191.1.Kelly. of Myth,
Friday.
A. Ja.•kaue, of (Lacon, war in town os
Monday.
Y. Fur. of Clinton, visited I.o.lench ns
.1. Spooner. r. d 1 unton, oa :n town last
".4r.1AY.
-lames Edwards ha.. taken up his renames
u I�tu.e,go.
John Murray, Jr., has returned se for
he Winter.
Isdg.0 Kerosene and Robertson left town
.t Tuesday.
Miss Jessie Cremes returned front Detroit
.•a Satanlay.
Rev, I:. F. Salter returned to Brussels
he past week.
Mass t'any retursed boss. on Fnday,from
Whithy t
Mir Maggie Breckenridge kft en later
4y for (Iucago.
1'. Elliott, of Exeter, vested the county
:own last Fnday.
W. t:. }Searle, of Wisrtoa, was is (:ode
:.. k the past week.
A. McLeod, of Lam -know, spent the past
Friday in Ilerlericb,
Rarriater Dickson, of Kidder. was , ie ;
•,odeneh .at week.
Mir Acheson returned hoes on Saturday
"osi Whitby College.
Capt. McIntosh is spending a week with
relatives in (:odench.
Fred. Pries retarn.d to ba hams, Smolt
",te. Msrie, en Mosday.
Mr. and Mr*. (;. Hetchiasoa,ot Grey, are
visiting relatives in fawn.
Min Maggie Strsebn, of Detroit. is in
.nes visiting her parents.
R H. Collins, batrider. of Kidder, was
u the musty town last Werk.
.1. C. Harrison returned home from a long
net to the Wats os Fridar.
(apt. A. M. McGregor returned home
last week front the Georgian Ray.
was
!n eoaler.. h UO
Fred. Platt, of Deetroit.who ns ""gig ra-
istvaw, will reale till ('hrisimaa.
Harrister Vanstnns, of Wmnglsm, spent a
few days of the pad week in WW1-
Mrs.
nwafirs. Gavin Struthers a spendi.g r! i
Wiener in Chicago with her children.
Mr. and Mrs. Pear, of Rr•ssela, WINS i
'own the past week besting their ten, desk
A. Pear.
Iliac Paye, Jr., who was watelinian a.
'hs Mr. Moms this means, &Meld blase
ISM week.
13. Campaign*, who wee wbaelmite •l
the ser Royce Ibis mama, arrived bene r
`%Manley.
Rem Price prom/skid b Termite te es-
eepan
ny the reins of his deemeed ora M
r:oderieh.
Al" tN'ailte, who was watchman on the
Nr. Norma, the past *masa, arrived beam
as Saturday.
w- •1 Dowling. choir reader el Rh
'ie%rge'%.waa sei*rin6 the pest Week team a
aware attack of la rr,pp*.
1). Murray, who hal hen's in !flank Rime,
Miab , few the Sesemm, reterad name REM
w�• ' Shemin " links wen.
(1•pl W. McLain, a the ser. Alfa
Srrii .sed
Norman MM)eie., flet !sass •1
as oar boat. r+i.e+ beams an Mk*
Chola% %kb we la POO MIMI ME
Kiatail last wee ► on wreekair business,
large quantities of lumber having been
washe I ashore Istwer'n these places.
Leen- friar, 1" 1'. it. tekprapn operator,
Sault S. Marie, who accompanied the re-
mains of hes namesake, the late Wm. Puce,
to4iedench, left for home on Monday.
Geo Acheson has purchased a general
stock at 1:abridge and left last week for
the purpose of selling it off. Mrs. Acheson
accompanied him They will probably be
away two months.
('has. Cooper, having , .tntpleted his trade
as action maker in the I4oherty organ Vac -
tory, bu taken til. position of tint usist-
mit in the action department of . the 1,ode-
rich organ 1'0 4'itnton New
flet mentioning the visit of J. G. Ward, of
Dungannon, to town last week, we inad-
vertently ndert.-.l to him as the treasurer of
Ashf'w!.1. Thin was incorrect, the genial J.
11. being the financier of the township of
West Wawan.sh.
Robe. Breckenridge, of Norwich. Conn.,
who visite.i his brothers here last Summer,
has sustained' a great Irss in the death of
Ms sen, a young mean of nineteen, who fell
from .a buihding on which he was working.
Chas. l'oatinr, ship caulker, who has been
working in this town for the past live
years, Ir11 cn Wedoesday for Pert Huron,
where he will reside with his parents in
future Charlie will he missed at the dock,
as he was a general favorite with the boys.
He wa. els o a member of the Salvation
Army and "tarewelled" hers em Ib.sday lash
HOLMESVILLk.
Irtum OCR ow' roRaear0%DINT. )
A reopening of the Methodist church
here, is to take place shortly. Date not yet
fixed.
We regret to learn that • serious accident
hapyreed en MahSath morning last to Mn.
Ii eok,of the Huron ford. She was in a
rig os her way to church when the horse
took fright and threw her oat, ireaking her
arm near the wrist and dislocating it at the
elbow. Under medical treatment she is pro-
graming favorably.
AMBERLEY.
[IRON ort owe dies rrompaJT.)
Rev. K. MacDonald has disposed of all
his goods Mr. MacDonald intends leaving
us before long.
Rev. Mr. Stewart, of Kincardine, *-
espied the pulpit in Asbbeld D'
church last Sunday.
Mn..George Hunter, a1 West Superior,
Wiesteme..Otl
at pa: visiting her par.
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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH, ONT., THITRBDAY, DECEMBER 11, lql.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER-
SHIP.
Great Discount Hale of Dry floods.
Having decided to dissolve partner
ship on tate first of January next, we
will until that date offer our Dation
Mock of dress goons, velveteens, mantle
Moths, ufsterings, overcoats, tweeds,
shawls, Aauuelr, dareeelettea, blanketn,
comforters, underwear Dolton, prints,
etc., at discounts ranging as high as
30'4 off our present low pria..-
Now is your opporturuty to procure
new, seasonable gouda at and under
Tr)st.
Nowhere else will you find good* at
such low prices as we are prepared to
oder them.
The sale has • owin ucwd, is now go-
ing on, sod will continue until the
eat of December.
All accounts rendered roust be set-
tle.' at once.
Thr highest price paid for butter
and eggs.
J• A. REID & BRO.
JINIBloc&, uoda.icb-
NNee�T >rlk, Itil, 1Dl-
seta. Mr. cad Mrs. Ala. MamDo.ald, ciao
bit tht.r, Nt.. U. N. McKenzie.
Joseph Swett, L.nom,and Annie Mseinto.b,
Isle of Skye, were visiting at Jobs N. Mac
Keosie'e hast week.
We are glad W state that .Rales MacKen
Nie who was hurt ata wood bee by a root
f alling:on him, Is elite to be around again.
Thomas Telford is home again, looking
late rod hearty. Mr. Telford for the put
stammer has beer wrrkiug in the roppet
Mum.
Justice Meredith at Toronto the other
day grantee an injunction restraining
Michael Masfor.' from interfering in :in
way with or selling the farm . r its prud-
ecta t. hick fir. A Sanford none in
CHICAGO HOUSE
Hawick towkip, Huron cuuuty. This
couple bad a curiae, matrimonial history.
They were married iu 1863, and after three
years of peaceful married lite Mrs. Sanford
developed a tante for attending a sewing
cin k, in connection with a church, which
wan distasteful to Mr. Sanford. Upon the
understanding that his wife should remain
at home and quit the sewing cire'e, Mr.
Sanford deeded her one of his farms This
produced a reign of harmony that lasts'.
011111 September, er, 1890. when differences
nose again, and Mrs. Sanford left her bus-
lrt.das house. Then he tried to ort lack
his farm, but was '•injuncted." M. Sanford
en r, very wealthy man, asd owns valuable
fai ❑n in Howick, Minton and Enclose
townships.
A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL
C11 ti RINTMA13 will be herr in a few days, 11..111011g with it all tie
demands incident to that gay and fretivr Newson. H.'.. you
C1
thought of what you are going to buy for your presents fila
year • Anticipating your wants, we hate been auoceasful in a -curing
some elegant goods suitable for ('hriatwar prrnent.•, hs,tli useful till. I
oruaowntal, ,awl at ptieea within the reach of all.
W. have the fittest range in the county in matt good. as
Handkerchiefs, white and col'd Silk, Hemstitched,
Fancy Japanese Embroidered, Initials,
Fancy and Scollop Border -, from 2c. up ;
Fancy Towels, Tidies and Drapes,
Fancy Plush Goods, Wool Squares,
Ribbons, Lace., Hosiery, Gloves,
Corsets, Underwear, etc., etc.
IN AlIL LINERY
W,. a:c ,till showing a very choice +selection in all the latest
novelties and shapes. -
BEESLEY & Co.,
W. A RUTHERFORD, Liquidator.
FINE TAILORING
S
A RARE TREAT
TO THE MU91c1.OVIN0 PUBLIC.
narrow or Tits
cGI]ENY
FAMILY,
I!1 Ut.t Or
THEIR REFINED MUSICAL EVENINHS
Grand Opera House,
DEC. 18th, 1891,
Received everywhere with crowded houses.
ADMISSION, 95c. and 35c,
RMIER%ILD SEATS, 50c.
Heger ed state ram *secured without extra
chance ot Fraser t P .rter e.
Corrals . Was at s o'clock sharp. Doors open
at 7.15 o'c1•n t.
Carriages can he'adored for l0 o'clock.
!UCH BETTER,
Thank 'You! •
l T-7711:: TOE t.lrrEES,IL TAT:-
; =o: -Ty Corso who hare simenved Awn
cuter Floitos(-nr7R. reran&,
oz..Li kG..JI me weal:
j••}.ti:. lids:.ts. we:sa tom ,hsefrail i
Eit071118 t
West Street.
TO THE PUBLIC .
You Hardly Ever
Take a notion to be measured for a suit or v..'re. at
out doing some thinking about it, and one of the •itroo
points in connection with your contemplated order is
Where Will I Go
to do best f Now, gents, if you would be guided aright
visit the CHICAGO House, WEsiT-Sr.. B. M.te-('•►RMAe, man-
ager and cutter, and see the large stock. Brown and
blue Cheviot.+ appear to have a running demand for suits ,
and Naps, Mentons in different shales, blue and brown
Moscow Beavers are goal selections for the! fine trade.
You will find then all here. You will also find the very
latest monthly fashions and a guarantee to give you the
very best style and fit If you want padded shoulders just
say so and you will be pleased, but the fine trade ha,
frowned it down -it is not style.
If You Wish
to be economical and imagine that a
overcoat will answer your purpose. this
I have secured an agency for the sale
ready-made suit or
is the right place.
of SAN FORD'S CEI.E-
RRATRD READY-MADE CLOTHING, admittedly the best cut goods
in the ready-made trade. You can have a big choice. 100
Overcoats to select from, ringing in rice from =4.50 to *20.00.
A POINTER--T--
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HICAGO HOUSE, ¶ESTst
of Pure Cod Liver Oii and r �Y . f B. MacCORMAC,
NYPOPHOSPHITES MANAGER
Or !dine sand Soda. -
Ir I:; ALAftor dB PdLer4a/.6•
..Y BILK. 11' IR A MP VornrI I
r r.1,41 PRourc'pR. 14 (a seed esu/ ,
rn.1..r+..e1 As PA yNe:was Amid w:I j
udr-flows Dor Dai if•el .-., A.44 a . '
...'1 Isrwgrybra .r 10.-, •...1 it oa •
r
Fcerrr ,e no frtr-. n-,ler7►... �
SLAUCHTER SALE
STILL dbNTINIJF1S AT
IL' easy ehoufh
-the Ball cont. That's be-
cause it has coils of fine wire
springs in the sides. They
clasp the figure closely, but
yield to every motion.
They "give", but they come
back. So does your money
-if you've worn a Ball corset
two or three weeks, and find
that you don't lik" it.
VOA SAL.R BY W. ACHESON a 9011
Spaalahiaa Dram Oe.a.and Wiens.
a y.
A. P. McLEAN'S.
As tits I)ry floods Department must be clearod out to prepare for my I4pring
stock of clothing, I will mention a fe•w of the following lines, such as:
4 -ply Bee Hive Fingering. worth hoc., for
Ladies' colored Kid Gloves, worth 50c., for
All -wool Grey flannel, worth etc , for
Silk Cord, brown, blue, fawn and slate, worth et, far
Shaker Flannels, worth IOc. and 12c., for -
Table Linens, worth 25c., for -
Glass Toweling. worth 8e., for G, 1.,;; -
Ribbons, worth Me. and 10e, for - e -
Large stock too numerous to mention, clearing out at about half priee.
Also, i carry the finest stock of Itriady-verde Clothing in town, which '1
will sell at greatly reduced priesE.
Boy's Overcoats, from *100 up to
Men's O ereoate, from *4.00 up to
Children's Suite, all prices and liana.
f)al►REISD OloTR1110 A $P1CIALTT. New is fiMllams fair `resins. *very
thing natant be Mal. All aoeoenta out be Stlttfli. 311-4t
25c
15c
5c
7c
Sc,.
*10.00
*14.00
A. P. McLEAN,
ON ; Ae•01111
BANK OF MONTREAL.
CAPITAL, j f $ i 2,000,000.
REST, :. �,000,o(40.
A Saving Departrnen: has been vitae(' in corn
.section with thus branch.
Interest allowed at current rales.
GEO. DR UMMO'ND,
Manager Goderie'k Branch.
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TRY
ROBERTSON
FOR
ROB ERTSON
Dress Goods,
Ribbons and Laces,
Mantle ,Roods,
Gloves and Hosiery,
Corsets (all makes),
Shaker flannels,
Grey & rancy Flannels,
Seatettes, just opened
Mantle & Dress Buttons,
Blankets and Meetings,
Twe.ds,
Illushes and Velvetb.
'A RIR: LIWR of'
Shirts and Drawers
('HEAP.
EVERtiTHiNG CHEAT' AT d'`
THE GREAT CASH STORE
ROBERTSON,
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The Poor Man's Friend.
DISCOUNT SALE
DRESS GOODS.
Our whole stock of BLACK AND COLORED DRESS
GOODS, comprising 165 pieces, is now offered to
our customers at slaughter prices. Read
the following classification list :
COLORED -
12 pieces brown Serge Dress Goods, 20c. to 28c 20 per cent. ')ff
10 pieces green Serge Dress Gods, 20c. to 28c 20 per cent oti
M pieces navy Serge Dress Goods, 20c. to 28e 20 per cent off
13 pieces cardinal and garnet Serge Dress (Jou s,20c to 2Mc,20 per cent. ..ff
15 peecartlinal and garnet Henrietta 1)retlk(:oods,40c to 6Sc,20 per cent off
11 pieces navy Henrietta Dress Goals, 40c. to 65e 20 por tent off
12 pieces green Henrietta Dress Gads, 40e. to 65c 20 per eent. off
13 pieces brown Henrietta Press Goods, 40e. to 65c 20 per cent.. off
7 pieces heliotrope Henrietta Dress Gond. 40c. to 60e 20 per cent. off
BLAC$_
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17 pieces black Serge Dress Goods, 20c. to 35c.... 20 per cent off
10 pieces black Caehu.ere Dress Goods, 28c. to 60 20 per cent off
20 pieces black Henrietta Dress Goods, 40c. to *1.0020 per cent off
5 pieces black Brocade Henrietta Dress Oools, 50c to 135e, 20 per cent. off
6 pieces black Alpaca Dress Goods, 20c. to 50c 20 per cent Taff
4 pieces Mack Brocade Alpaca Dress Goods 40c. to 50c 20 per eent off
A U/T OF ---
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ROBED DRESSES
In splendid goods at less than wholesale price (Thews dress's. are a
great bargain). This sale will continue 6 weeks. Decided bar-
gains will be given. as the goods must be sold.
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20 ENDS OF DRESS OODS, I5cts
woern rums 35 CSST, To 30 corm.
WS AIR notes S A SIN TRIMS If
Sealettes, .stracans & Cloth Man
All Mantle Goods bought from us will bo cut free of charge
We have a firth -class DRESS and MANTLE MAKER in the Aar&
Onr whole stock of ready-made Mantles AT COST
WS RATS THS-
real Carpet and baco Curta
OF THE COUNTY.
Highest price paid for butter and eggs.
COLBORNPE BROS.,
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