The Signal, 1893-11-16, Page 5THE
THE SIGNAL : GOli tUCII, ONT., Tit ITR AY, N OVEN BER 1d, 1893.
CANADIAN BANK UF COMMERCE
csTain..w.I NT.
HEAD OFFICE. TONONTO.
.`ONO SP) sa I.I-1.l.0 sSLLARS . e
NOM r $1,100,0oo.
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GGDERICH BRANCH.
A O.IU 11. 1111Mlf.b OIIMt.- TRANSACTED. FA.III..' Noise Demoutrrsa
OWN MUM PAYAELI AT At. POINTS IN CANADA, NO TM MMrwt►AL
OITIN w He li:NR.O ATATtla. ameAT HAITAnk F*ANOS. 01211111111041. as
4J►r.Ns OMNI DEPARTMENT.
WOW* cot 8I.00 A.. WHAMS .aoatvsn,'Aiw ouw.INT ammo, mouser
Eyg„ap. isITSDIST AN.. TS TNS PIIIIINNIAL AT TINS sal. M HAT AND
tial Pe .AMI NM..
.peals' Aftlo/lsw selves fie flM IlleiliclNN of rye.-......". _ • -. _ - -
s" F erseetree Odin Nolo.. R. 8. WILLIAMS, Manager.
Miline nd Fci Goods 1
Art Materials for Fancy Work, Slipper Soles, Art Sateen,
Eider -down Pillows, Linen Goods, Far Trim-
mings, Greatest Variety of
Wools in Goderich.
In MILLINERY there is nothing you could wish for we
haven't in Stock.
MRS. R. B. SMITH,
Glasgow House.
0NE PRICE CASH STORE
JAS. ROBINSON.
CUMPARISON HELPS US 1
Don't fail to price our Goods. All we ask
of von is to compare other prices with ours,
and if you cannot save money by doing so,
then don't buy from us.
THE SECRET ---WE SELL FOR CASH.
The ci edit system brings loss-- loss from
money withdrawn from use, loss from bad
debts, loss from slow paying customers remain -
ins away from the store ---an old saying, " To
lose a friend lend him money." I don't want to
lose any friends but want to make more, and
that is what we are doing every day by selling
Goods away down in "'vices.
tiUR STOCK I8 NOW (1OMPL£TE.
MANTLE CLOTH CUT FREE OF CRAWL
BUTTER AND EGGS TAKEN AT MARKET VALUE.
JAMES ROBINSON.
THE WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.
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SRUCEFIELD.
Tosaoar, Nov. 7.
.lobs McI era. mimed last week frac
tl an item.
ins Dallas returned frets the "Portage"
last weak.
Hairy Smith has started a eMppisa mill
•t his home.
Arthur P. Litchis returned hems last
Saturday Treat a 60 de, trip to Msateb.
Mr. White returned from Tomato to re-
sume his servient is the Methodist chunk
Several of ear .ethoss attesded the ftp
forme eesventios is Hassell last Monday.
Organization was the priscip•I topfe.
TrIalDAY. Nov. 14.
Neil SMaehas left for Aleg
hos last Ter
'l. .
lye oro sorry to state that William
Mustard is est improved in heath.
John Cameras loft for `lenitoha let
Tur.dey We wick him • safe ioursty.
Wm. KeUer has relented from California
after sa absence of • year. He is looting
hale and hearty.
This week it le ear *aqui duty to
ehres.ele the death of three very reinvested
neeleste of this rillyn sod wirliborheed.
We refer to Rev. Mr. 4Eops.., Mr. Allow,
Lid Mrs flannel HredbN, wheal spMta
'oat their Moist lass Timm/ay.
The Rey. lir. Simpson rbceivrd • Wady
toed sdt.artius is hi. youth, and by t'.tt
HImeresiee beams • motel tesaber at
whteh be remises' ler Mem s1/0001
•:�•+them teres t►. tai.s,ery. Re .•
afl to the Usha shams st this place suss
'Wt yenta sacs .t yid" L. hewed ►s
Theta toe se thea sersths .1 his dssfh.
fa 11116 M er.s.ised Beesel e d Wasik
R T. el T sod less West .seeell sr he a
hmt end la 1.1, seindeal rte dims
Nuns for w►iab ler the lest two fears be
1014 heee.s4ry Srwet.rp. 1Trwuph hie 4*.
th. Y. P. 1!, Cr... ea. foe no
1. t*,,. $ay .* to Ilea noires a.1
lop pared Ye Cwt{ dM leu doy.
4M7 i lhi whore et 10 he erk 'its
" whoh ester ay, hilt les.. NA
Mid an is slashes *Stood dente"
IVe saiworpti_ whisk ass the eats, e'
Ifa weak bat It .a - ' "'• °oink_ Ion se.00ter Ye frost sing ha
.161011 lholt oat
Day mmHg at 6 .dock. The fuseral
sorties, were oosdsetsd by tM L O. O. F.,
who with the R. T. .t T. farmed • pro-
sodies. Tito rentals@ were takes to the
ohuce ea &storeay at 1 e'doek by the pall-
bearers, who were his six Were. sad the
tonersl enema wee pr sekad (ry $iv. `.
Ashwen, after whMk Rev. Mr. Suers Nei
Memdenes stoke et M► wise_ es
menery of the The nadir
were pat in the Mane .ad the mssrahl
p�uss@�oa started with I. O. 0. F. sad R.
T. .1 T. and N. remiss were deposited la
the gran is Bards o.-stery. The widow
and (aeries of the amassed hen the em-
pathy at
ymp.ahy.4 the satin sdgbboehood is their
beer et bereavement wi •re oems,msded to
Him Who will be • "Httbssd M the wide.-
mid
ide•mid a fatter to the father en."
Mr. Allot, .leis with his wite sod family,
same to their plane of abode sem eight years
ego. H. formerly worked for several.ars
ac earpe.srtisg i. the Brentf.rd Car Shop.
By Imam dsliap •sol integrityhe gained
the respect end naafi lessee of alwbo came
is esstcast with him though be was s eturat-
L of • retirl.g disposition. Th. nese .f
his death was apoplexy, which developed
from heart aft.cti.. sod which ems only •
abort time before he diad. Il. {saves •.ar-
rswio� widow and a &truly of two ossa .ad
three a.spkurs to assts the les, of an ii-
delgrwt husband sad un .sdeari*R father.
The funeral took plan Mat Sabbath. The
service were cosdueled by Rev. Mr. Shaw,
and the funeral wee largely .nestled, the
reams k.iar Warred in Baird's Cemetery.
The rsyymm+ashy of the satin aighboebeed la
ex to the bereaved family.
The death el Mrs. 8. Brsadfoot is parti-
cularly sad, she leaving a small family some
.sable t:. native the less. Her Mem was
abort but it is said to hag, bent my
severe. 8b. was • eoo.ta.t attendant at
the deceased Rev. Mo. himpsens akarah.
sad say aet that wotki Meat any mese
was cheerfully r.nd.red. The remains were
deposited is the Matthaei Beak etstwary
W. ACHESON & SON.
SPECIAL SALE
SN ALL LINER OF
UNDERWEAR I
THIS WEEK.
Ladies' Wool Vests or Drawers, 50c., worth 63c. ; Heavy, Pure Wool
Vests, 75c., worth $1.00; Extra Heavy Health Vests or Drawers,
95c., worth $L!5.
Girls' and Boys' Underwear, all sizes, special price.
Men's Union Shirts and Drawers, 43e. ; Men's Extra
Shirts and Drawers, $1.33 per suit, worth $1.50,
Fine Scotch Pure Wool Suit, $1.50, worth $1.90.
25 - PIECES - 25
New - Henrietta - Pure - Wool - Serge
in all the 'best colors, placed at 25e. per yard, would be good
value, at 35e.
Heavy Ribbed
INSPECTION INVITED.
W. ACHESON & SON.
C. A. HUMBER & SON
Jewellers, cSz c.
New Goods and Latest Styles
FROM CHICAGO,
Cuckoo and Fancy Clocks.
FROM BOSTON,
Jas. W. Tuft's Celebrated Silver -Plated Ware.
FROM ENGLAND,
Crown Derby Goode In China with Silver Mountings.
Fess Watches, Clocks and Jewellery, Speotaoles and Erg Gleams to antis everybody.
Repairing • specialty.
C. A. HUMBLR Az 80N,
FALL AND WINTER
MILLINERY.
In thanking the Ladies for their patronage during the past season,
I world solicit s continuance of the same, and invite their inspection of
my Fall and Winter Stock of Millinery.
New Shaded Ribbons, Fancy Feather Effects, &c.
H. M. PITCHER,
"THE EMPORIUM" West-st.,
Newt deer to "Star" Oman.
last Sabbath, the fanersl service beteg en.
ducted by Rev. Dr. McDonald, of Seatorth.
Great sympathy is .xtesd.d to the be-
reaved family.
sew t. oat a ".isttamlitPicture.
Mend 26 " SealWet " Soap wrappers
bearing the eerie 1•. Why Dose a Woman
Look Ofd Soover Tian • Mao "t to Levee
Bros.. Ltd., 43 Soott-st. Toronto, sad you
will receive by post a pretty picture, fret
from adrerliirg, and well worth homing.
This is as my way to deoor.te your home.
The asap o the best is the market sod it
will esly eost le. tentage to seed is tit
;Crww/�s� if yea lean the ends epos.
ow same earefelly. ly
Tbe Long and Siert
.4 it is It L S. k -.u. k ``ea.'
Dart beet no equal.
A Read heavy olsao cat cedar sbiagk
at Kidd'e for 11.00
IF YOU REALY WANT
to buy Goods of all kinds
and descriptions very cheap,
you should go to
Gundry's Auelion Shop
On WEST -ST.
We have the balance of a
Stock of
Dry Goods. Facey Geode, Tweeds. Over -
Ready -Mad. net le& Ter.
aflsn, em, Watches, Sewf.g Ma-
idsen lam sod esassd handl, ash-
' that Crockery,
will and
sad
�� odds and ends t
RE/EMBER THE AUCTION SALE
-
Saturday Afternoon
At 2 o'clock.
Saturday Evening
At 8 o'clock.
Goods 11016 Prteately at Any Timm
We aro wigs to aloe eat everythieg we
'rare la *elk dodos THE NE!( T 15
DAVI, .d se weave le .Ar will 1. no -
bad
SO0I18,threes
W T STRKET.DRV AUCTION
a~�
J.11.110011 & CO.
Going Out
of Business.
_ - v t ed t- rr +r
•
Morrie : CM1In McArthur arrived home
safe aad sound from bis trip to the Old
Country. He brought a dandy bicycle with
/Jerrie : Tax eoileeter Moony has the
roll and oomaeaeed bis naiads on Mond•y.
The total amount Gibe collected this year
is 111,946.91.
Grey: Naos week Albert, adopted eom of
Geo. Johnston, was leadleg a horse in the
yard. The boy fell aid was tramped on by
the horse the result being that one of his
arms was broken to two plans. A physi-
:BANK OF MONTREAL.
REST, CAPITAL, . _ �
_12,000,000.
6,000,ooa
A Saving De,arlmens has been cps* in con-
„ection with this branch.
Interest allowed at current rates.
II. L OCK WOOD,
Manager Goderich Branch.
SEASONABLE GOODS,
_
FRESH AND RELIABLE.
CANNED MEM, VEGET4BLES AND FRUITS.
GENERAL GROCERIES
we Can suit you in quality and price, sad twits • trial order front you
R. W. RUNCIMAN
Successor to E. C•apips.
Begto
-- FALL MILLINERY----
THE MISSES YATES
announce
to tete public that they have
The Latest Styles in
Hats, Bonnets, fancy Ribbons, Feathers.
a large assortment
et
LADIES ARE CORDIALLY INVITRD TO COME AT ANY TIME AND SSS.
NO OPENING THIS FALL
MISSES 'SATES.
Fall Millinery!
I have returned from the city with
THE LATEST AND BEST STYLES
in all branches of FALL MILLINERY, and
solicit the patronage of the Ladies
of Goderich and vicinity.
HISS C A ERON'.a
Pisa sat the injured arm and the boy is da
fig nicely.
Grey : Micb,•1 Fax and wife, who have
hoed an Atwood for several years, will tem
back to their farm, on the 10'...h moa., Grey,
ant week.
Welton : Mrs. James Smile.. who hal
her leg broken some weeks ago is getting
Hoag nicely although she will he • prisoner
to bar room for some time yet.
WiiSbam : Robs Patterson, who has
been with his brother, tete Mintier, for
some time past, has purchased • bs.4*.a in
Brio, aid left town to take pos,as,ies.
Grey : Robb docket, lot 26, oat. 6, lest
a raluahie Gonadial' bred Milton meetly,
for which he refused 120.1. The mope woe
Ideating, the hon. dying before the voter -
Unary otos there. It will be • serious lose to
Mr. Docket.
Reintegrate : H. Eltord and A. Oebalde-
Mos are both laid up with sprained wrests.
Brussels : W. 11. Sinclair, and F. 8.
Seett .scared • large }ed lox while humutmsg
in Monis township last, Monday. Reyn•rd
is being oared Corby J.T. Johnston, tacader-
mtst.
Exeter : Oa Friday last, as N.ddie, •
yentas son of Richard Pickard, wee kicking
• foot -ball at twnool, he had his lea brake.
in two planes, by • fall. Re is at present
doing mealy.
1denbt haunt tent W rsprae w wants sea
eaior7V .a o@.ascii
p-Ae..su W emit tie ereeled cep D.. 1S1`
J. J.11E0031.1 II 00.,
Pert leers Oessre. 0.i.
WO WE
GREAT
OVER -STOCKED SALE 1
Owing to the anticipation of an early Fall, I have
bought hundreds of Overcoats and Suits too many,
which will be sold at a big sacrifice.
OUR LOSS IS YOUR GAIN.
Come at Once, and
Secure Bargains
as the Best Goods will go first.
This is the largest and best stock of the kind in the
County, and affords a grand opportunity for the Men,
Boys and O h i ld ren to be clothed with the best of Goods
at cost.
We have secured a quantity of Ladies' Mantles at
Half Price, which will be sold at 50 cents on the $.
A. P. McLEAN
The Palace Store, Goderich.
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