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THE SIGNAL: GODERIOH, ONT., THUBSIAAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1892.
THit
CANADIAN BANK UF COMMERCE
LETAEthielMie WT.
HEAD OFFIO■. TORONTO.
•o. ftp) SIX NILLN■ DOLLARS . N.e■L•ON►
• sl,000,000.
•
desk em• s eluM-aa TA*w*crluo. FaaMaas' NoiU OIMlotaivto.
owe mow PAY Mal AT Al.. PONITS 1N CANADA, ANO THE PRINCIPAL
amp w Tear UNITCD STATES. GMAT Oa1TAM1. Pianos. BERMUDA. as
RAfr1MD DANK IMPARTMENT.
pe,oerTo or tI11.00 ANO UPWARDS NECE1VEO. ANO CURRENT RATES Of INTERIM
„oto iNTSRSST ADDSO TO TM ►RINOIPAL AT TMS SND Of MAY ASM
seem IN EAO/t TSAR.
spoolal afhaflea gives to Hut Oollootlon of Pea.rnerelal Popov.
rd /as mere' sales Rohs.
H. E. WALKER, Oiwaaa&. MANAoto.
fiODERICH BRANCH.
R. 8. WILLIAMS, Manager.
C,11 -N' A
The Canadian Qutioo.
-HY
P�;OF. COLDWIN SMITH-.
-ll'-
i11L, L?eat work on Canada and
Wade's Future is now on sale at
all Book stores. It should he read
k every Canadian, and is specially
valuable to all who take an in-
terest in the great question of
POLITICAL
UNION
'Anila anil the United States.
Price in paper, - - 50 cents.
LEEBUHN.
Itoes our own conawpondea4
Our
itompel fossil's
evening � attended at ib. hall of
T.I.O. G. T. No. 213. TheL 1).,S. B.
William. in the chair introduced the speak-
er J. McMatk, of Goderioh, who remarked
that he we. not • stranger to .11 present,
but ft was the tint time he had spoken to •
Leeburn audience. The addrom given was
At the clow be brought before the
how to treat fallen members who had
broken th. pledge. Ladies in lodges oould
always use • good iollueoce to get members
Ick. The nest .meeting wiU be co Sunday
at 7 p. in. As we go to press we have not
yet heard who will be the speaker, but it
may be L Allen, near Renmiller, who
spoke at a temperance meeting last winter.
N.rr A0A174.-- Sweetly yet deeply rang
the incoming summons of the church bell so
the bear(o of many here who for nearly the
past five months have listened to God's
counsels from the teachings of J. 1). Ander-
ems, B. 1) , student in charge here, who as
Sunday lost preached his Crowell ..radion
before a Targe000gre ties. His theme
was from Hebrews 11 ; Chap. 13. With
deep earnennesa he pointed out the warn-
ing*
arminge of God, yet how many workers in his
otiose tried to lead to the door of the ark of
safety, yet did not try to eater in. Two
choices were before ea, • broad path and a
narrow one. To the latter all must
strive to seek. At the close of
the eerviae he said this had been his
first charge se a works is the harvest Aoki
Fall Millinery j
MISS cox,
Who has recently visited the leading markets in the East, has now
in stock complete lines in all
The Latest Styles of Millinery, suit-
able for Fall and Winter
Trade.
And respectfully invites an early inspection of the same.
MISS CAMERON, Hamilton -amt.
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You Want Drv_G00 1
W_Want C ash I
In these times every dollar counts.
lVe recognize this fact and give you
goods on the " hard pan basis.
Here are some of our prices :
Beautiful Striped Shaker Flannel, 5c. per yard
Wide White /e u 8c. "
Yard Wide Grey Cotton,
Heavy Canton Flannel, 5c.
New Pattern Ashton Prints, 121c. quality, 81c
Grey Flannel, as low as 9c.
Heavy Union Tweeds, 22c.
Best Quality Cotton Shirting. llc.
New Dress Goods, 5C.
A of Heavy White Blankets, 00 $2.19
A Large Bed Comfortable, 89c.
Yen's Winter Weight Shirts and Drawers, 21c.
Three pairs Ken's Heavy Socks for 25c.
Men's Pure Silk four-in-hand;Ties, 2 for 25c.
Ken's 4 -ply Linen Collars, turn -down and
stand-up, all sizes, 10c.
Eleven colored -border Handkerchiefs for 25c.
Ken's Heavy Rubber Coats, quality guar
anteed, a special bargain, $1.75
Special drives in Black Cashmere,
Colored Dress Goods, Gloves, Hos-
iery, Corsets and Ladies' Underwear.
{ Everything at rock -bottom prices.
•i
You can make the most possible
out of every dollar by trading with
us. We mean business and do as
we advertise.
$T$ICTLT CASH AND ONE PRICE.
d his 136ns, tied he mood .ask to the
people kelt les the Madame .ad eoee.ty.-
reast they had given kis. H. cow .oven
We tie by re$srsisg to hie .whoa Sad t. a
M .era yeas will beams as active and
dally worker with the easy who tell of that
better had where all ie brigkteme sad the
troubie d this weary world of .are is ler-
the eaaahbe of His who he. amid,
My burden ie baht sad !f y yoke s.q to
bear. In the &aday .ok.,.J tees Mr. Aa-
d.e000 bade farewell to the inhalant
of three weapoaa w meet lib's mala, via,
ek.diesee, faith awl lore. Dviy his pas.
teedh the church has beam improved by hal'
Leg r. -painted ..d mai. changes .sd. ler
Nie, sL. oelereganes is out of debt and
with the prayer mamties weekly the attend-
ance bam be.s verygood notwrtketandieg
the busy period of labor is • farming oom
amsaity. Barrios os Sudsy at the usual
time. A. Mah.sy, a! Port Albert,
will conduct the .mica
Clinton : We regret very much to learn
that Rim J.cksoo, well known for ber long
connection with Mr. Papist's book .cure
here, had • very serious operation, involving
great risk, performed at the Woman's bow
pilaf, Tomato. es Tuesday Iota F.veryose
will with Mess hokum • quick reoovery
and • weimmo MOM b tows.
AN BAST WASH
SIMPLE AND CLEAN
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LEON "*'. ASHBURN'S
ENORMOUS
CI:.•cr<. tiAiLti�A�
SHOWS
Constellation of Circus Cele-
breties,
Royal Roman Hippodrome and
Realistic
WILD WEST
'cooE��a.001.13(
se�oauu.
k 00.,
Shoetree - to JOHN ROBZRTAON,
(iso krsbsaar's 0111 Blond
Without Hot Steam and Jowell
Without washing Powders
Without ?lard Rubbing
Without dors Hands
TOM Aa5ANTA00 Art OUTAinep M IMMO
SuoIigI
Which has been awarded
T 0old Medan toePsdq
and Exeeel Coe.
Its UNEQUALLED QUALITY has given
in t world.
SOAP
it the largest tale
You can nee •• Sunlight " for all pur-
poses, and in either hard or soft water.
Don't use washing powders ae with
other soaps. '.Sunlight- is better without.
WOOLS : PT..C1tLIoBT LIMNS MOS. Lar1T.D
MAO eomrma•a TOMMY)
The Lariat 25c. Show 011 Earth.
5OSIMIED PERFORSERS50
A Troupe of Western Cow Boys
A Stud of Handsome Horses.
510,000 S41111 CALLIOPE,
Beautiful Lady
Aerial Artists.
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY:
One 260. Ticket Admits to all.
BURON'S GREATEST FAIR
�t0
T=E
EST .RN
AT
GODERICH,
Sept. 27, 28 and 29.
The management of the Great North-Western Fair at
Goderich have this year secured as one of their attrac-
tions
THE CELEBRATED
Bondo Company,
-OF-
JAPANESE TUMBLERS,
Acrobais, Eillibns and Coll1ofliollists,
BANK OF MQNTREALL BAR
CA PITA L, - $ 12,000,000.
REST, - .K: ___., ;- ;,. 6,000,000.
A Saving Detarlmext has been opened in CAW
rection with this branch.
Interest allowed at current rates.
.,..�,;e4toi GEO. DRUMMOND,
Manager Goderich Branch.
W. ACHESON & SON.
AHEAD WITH NOVELTIES_FOR FALL
THOSE STYLISH AND PERFECT -FITTING
LADIES' COATS & JACKETS
We opened in stock a week ago, gain the favor of all buyers.
Our last lot now opened oL
C9umes and Scotch Suitings
FOR DRESSER,
Places US now with the Largest Selection of High -Class Dress Goods
in Ooderich, and with correct Trimmings for all.
FANCY AND FLAIN FLANNELS of all the best makes now in
stock at Closest Prices.
KID GLOVES --Josephine and Rouillon's best French -just opened.
Each pair warranted and returnable if ansstisfactory.
EARLY INSPECTION INVrr D.
W. ACHESON & SON.
One of the Greatest Platform Exhibitions ever presented
to a Canadian audience.
They will give an evening performance on Tuesday,
Sept. 27th, and an afternoon and evening performance on
Wednesday, Sept. 28th. _
Good_Band_Music
DURING THE ENTIRE SHOW.
BETTER THAN EVER!
I have lust retained from Taranto with a large .ad wWaesesbd.teek et ter
Latest Styles HMs, Bonnets!
Fancy Feathers and Ribbons
ALSO
We have not time to prepare for a special Fall opening but MO
Ladies of Cioderioh and vicinity are cordially invited to call and in-
spect our stock.
The Fair this year already promisee to .urpeas all previous ef-
fort& The Great North-Wlvltern is the Big Fair of the Huron
Tract. (bine and get the benefit of the Big Show, the Orest At-
tractions and Popular Priers
JAS. CONWOLLY � `a ` JAS. l[ITCHELL,
Secretary.
President.
MISSES YATES.
WE LEAH THEM ALL 1
FOR ONE WEER
COMMENCING
Monday, Sept. 26th,
WE WILL SELL
CUPS ANO SAUCERS
20c. and 25c. for 10c.
35c., 50c. and 60c. for 25c.
$1.00 and $1.25 for 50c.
SEEING IS BELIEVING
CADDY
& TO
PURCHASERS OF
TIIE LATE JAS SAIINflERS' STOCL
MoLEAN'S BLOCK.
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