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/ GODERICH BRANCH.
A Gensest. SAN1t,seli Summate TRANaACTIO. Furman, Norte Ds.nouentto.
DRAFTS 10111uai0eArAeLa AT ALS 11/DINTS IN CANADA, ANO TM PAINCI►AL
CITIa$ 1N TN URITw STATIC& GNAT BeMTAIrt, FRANCL. etRMuOA, ap
*AVMS* SANK KPARTMKMT.
of mins OF *1.00 moo uew**Os Rt:CAIVtD. ANO CUMetNT OF INTtIKaT 1
•LLO.YEO. ...EP AMMO TO TNI POlN0s►AL AT TNa IMO OF MAY ANO
M^' MIR is micas YIAn.
111,100,000.
*pedal Meths e. given tla tee O.u..tlow ot
ONO Farmers' ..1.. Rohm.
R. 8. WILLIAMS, Manager.
The Signal
moo soon tans meatal .ttwttw te lb
Job Pyayng
6tibthee, whisk are maser -
pained maids the sties ler the ptwmp►
and proper monies d ala ohms, a
priming. A perusal el able a.....ee•
meat may s11igea ....thing yea say
be is coed of, sad is such ams we *eli-
cit your p.treasg., f sliaa weadeat
that our aorta to pisses will word with
tats appeovil of our patrons
\\ Icvaa.s OS W ov111
in the typographioal printing line
can he done in this establishment
in an expeditious and artistic
Ineminer and
Ower VIke-te w.\\ be SODUd
rtYy rttABOWOb\e.
W. ACHESON & SON.
February, 1894.
WE take this. opportuuity of returning thanks to our many Customer*
of the past year. and to solicit a continuance esi year latronage.
A. we have now one of the largest and meet coatenienth ar-
ranged stores in the Town we art in a- better Ioaitiou than ever before to
mini -ter to your watt. lour :tool- i
NEW AND COMPLETE !
We ask you not to forget our great value"
IN TEAS.
We c*n please you Loth in .duality and price.
ZN .SUCQ•ARB
we sell Retlpafi'e, which IN readapted by liar the best.
Z r--svEt 1=13
we ere rushing tine goals at low prices.
IN
OPLOCK.ERY
wt• hate a good assortment.
MY BAR&A1N DIST
50 PER OENT. REDUCTION
ON VERY MANY LINES.
Other storm are nonplused to compete with our Clearing Prices.
TO START
Ladies' Underwear- •Vesta ---Ail Wool, Long Sleeves, Betio*
Front or Jersey, were 61.00 each, we are selling at 50e.
Drawers, 65e. and 75c.. const sell at 4$c.
Tweed Dress Goodie, 40 inches wide, stylish goods, were 45e. a
yard, down to 29e.
Plain 40 inch Heavy Serges in Black Navy anti Myrtle Green has
been a big selling line at 30c.. will sell at 19c. till February 6th.
Ladies' and Children.s Jackets-AII kinds.
Oh : Hera is Bargain Department. All Styles at about Half
Price. 97.00 and 8.00 Coats for 94.00. 612.00 Coats for $6.00 and
65.00,
THEY MUST GO AT ANY PRICE.
INSPECTION INVITED AT ONCE.
3 Per semi. e11e..we for SBA ow .11 Redwine Leda.
W. ACHESON & BON.
CLOSE 'TIMES
EASY PRICES.
Now that there is a hill in business, it is the time to
have your Watch, Clock, Jewellery, Silver-
ware or Optical Goods Repaired
ALL WORK C+UARANTEED*I
NV }: CARRY A FULL LINE OF GOODS IN O 1' It TRADE.
if you watt a7" -Set U Medica, or anything in that hue. be styli and
see oar stock before purcha4tig..,
. If you are not already‘ our caatoner, call an site oar stock, We
• guarantee satitfatetjppt as we lot ve not a dollar's wait of eki stock in our
ritiely..Thttl`r •. errs eras.... eras idle
Vcmr., respt+etfH11y". ' '
GEO. M. ELLIOTT-,
H VNIILTOpiSTREET, (ODERICH.
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BANK OF MONTREAL,,
CAPITAL,
REST,
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.� Savis.g Deftartnsesst has been°fid o Cwd i,, c
wig,* tis branch. oir,
Interest allowed al CN•WONI MAU.
H. LOCKWOOD,
Misr Gode,jch Branch.
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To Our Patrons
AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
We have just closed up another su.vesaful year's business. Mauy
thanks to our Cuateaters for their liberal patronage during the year Inti
We are again before you for another year, hoping to still merit
your confidence by strict attention to the resluiretuents of trade, by lay-
ing before you Good, New, Fre.h Goode, suitable for the corning aeas..s ,
bought it this hest markets for Net
Succors in business Ina. placed us in a position to take every ad
vantage that a Cash Market afford-, awl allows us to place Sermonal.l.
Goads before. our Customers at prices that we know ars right.
The Cheap John Trash finds no phot in our Store, for N.•
dealt eanaider that chis of stuff good for either Buyer or Seller at airy
pihs
Ottr Stock for the awning newton •dill be made up of the Newest
sad Best Gouda that the Beat Markets adird, and we will leave t1„
Public to be the Judge as to Prices.
During these Hard !Imes, there is a terrible scramble foo
s
Trade, and every imaginalt!o plea Made by wane basintaa men for their
airwoman' iggesura, Tar waits. particnlnr sax of seeing the Public. Of late the Cash system has been
threshed oot in fine style, and people are expected t. believe that I.
wbo•does sot sell •for Cash is robbing the Customer. \
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R A a stormy closing. A few yrs ago the ue•I Minutes of last meatier w=ere read and ap-
Cs 1Ls CO.'Y i tales here were disowheoai os. acror rot of
Lha ala not keeping good order, Ant the'
I tiles sow rnm to be turned.
are .'. o ....: a 1 .. renege o-
Ldies'Fnr,Capes!
WOOL, SEAL, GREENLAND
MINK, BEAVER, ASTRA-
CHAN and 'POSSUM.
DUNGANNON.
Tec -cit, Jan. 30.
l3loomiNr..--Dungannon is still to the
►ism. There is not a vacant dwelling to
let or rent.
E.. tenni t.rt. %I. quarterly meeting ser
vices will be held .I1.1•. next sabbatis to
the Methodist church.
VIdT.sie. l.eo. Powell, of Rlyth, also
Mr. and Mrs. Jackman, and Miss Jackman.
Were in our linage en llooday..
Co.%At.t.•, [ST. -We are pleased to (earn
that Thos. Isisher, who has been tor some
time suffering from la grippe is getting
better.
♦'t.ITOR - s. J. A. tloyd, the energetic
vm , sad muck esteemed principal of Belfast
lost institution, visited our village
( Friday.
1
Full lines .n every Department.
sir( all and etam.ne goods and prices.
C. R. SH18B & CO..
McLane* bloek. Cor. Square aad Me.trealat.
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
From our ownCorreapondenta
Isere 1. tear raatlea Orra We Cannot be
Sewed A.Ewhere s:lee-.eieR .f (he
l•wwty apeetatte 1130pnted
for lee asa.as.
AUBURN.
Tr t•: t t , .'an 2'.
Klin L spool is vwuog friends here this
week.
Mies L Wray has returned Lome from
e :orris.
T. L Pearsoes, of Toronto, was in town
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Fell are vatting friends at
Lockman.
Fred l/endatedt, of Myth, sundayed with
friends here.
Tct:-ptv, •lea. 30.
Mem Edea (:west. of Ooderich, visited
frieeds hen last week.
Jilts Riowa, who is attending the God, -
rice Collegiate Institute, emadaysd at his
home here
LANES.
Menial. ,San. 2`r.
The sleighing ham made thief/shorty here
G. Russel, of W iagham, was down th •
way last week.
saviors sad wood are getting • pretty
gimRh hardline.
L Ile. of F:den (•rove,was ar.,ead this
map w Baterdev.
RatitAllatr'r. -The sacrament of the Lord's
newsy was dispensed se this church on San
•
bower Vi.rTor. A young visitor arrived t
the residues of A. Hied:ie on Thursday
wet-, end judging from the bread
wM j sleds Airs eou.terare be
be .hely welcome. We emeerely
ba' poses* ►ls eta/- with Mr sea
Rieble. attic always he a. welcome Y
lasit p
Sri IAi. t•►:at It E., -.--The special sei'viees
which were being heist last week to the
Methodist church are continuing this week.
The attendance is large.
Vint tu_ -1'.e regret to state that Wm.
sprouts, who has buss very ill, is not re
covering as rapidly as his numerous friends
would wish. and is still very weal.
Ons;s:.vn,.. Thos. Allen, e, teacher,
and cow inspector and organic., ot Courts
is the I. U. F., we are credibly informed, ,s
doing good work in e. tending the s .rd, r
Osumi -rya". Our sick comm:tree.
owing to several of our entrees being pros-
trated for some time front the effects of Is
grippe, are kept busy in attendance on the
patients.
Ricca. rt. Hour_ Mrs .l Pentland,who
has been on an extended visiting tour he
relatives at Toronto, cane* bowie last week.
Nies Margaret McKay, who has brew
visiting relatives at Clinton, is home.
Orr" Ix.. BETTER- - We, along with the
many friends of John Kilpatrick, who is a
much esteemed resident of Ashrield, are
pleased to be able to state that he is recov-
ering rapidly from injuries sustained by
Ings falling on him whilst loading them on a
J esgb.
Si ►t..in.. , sleighing. owing to several
falls of snow during hist week, is in excellent
order. Many of our farmers i. busily in
gored in taking wood to the several Tillages
and towns, it being very pleat Ind owiag to
so much timber having blown down is the
early part of lost ssasoo.
AN NI. Al, two IAS. --Ott Tuesday eveaiog
the amnia social wider the emspiore of the
F:pisoopsl church was bad. sad was highly
successful in every regard. After an (t-
ceilest repast had beets served, the chair
was ably occupied by the pastor, Rev. Mr.
,lessee and an sxosediagly acceptable pro
gram was presented as follows npenisg
eborrx by Lueknow chair, "Pesos, be stair
• capital address on ••1:athtriag up the fret
meats,.' by Rev. 1t Fairbairn ; • vary Itas
piece by the choir ; • humorous and in
streeti,e address by Her. It Rodgers ; as -
them by choir, '• Peace amt Plenty ; w•
dress, " An Important Aim," by Rev. Mr.
Miles, of I.ueknow ; °home by char, "Oh.
Wondrous ;' 000ehieled by as attractive
addle*, by the chairman Too math
credit cannot he given the I.wck.nw choir
for their readiness of um pieces set for
thm and the committee who had is charge
be getting op of the table fare nn the oe-
twine also deserve mo "malt mead ef
p -•iso.
A.,, a isa•aaa, ► Mrarn,.. The am•
mast tweeting el West t1'aw..sak Mutual
Fire lauranoe ('o eras. is with
reviews notice. hdd at Do court
rumea Wednesday, l 94tk, • gond f
or
repreeeetatws el Om is this
it. tatty sad t was
presint., sad at w hg the fo lowing
t m.ees was tea saead, the venerable I
psaHsmt. lima (lima, req , in the chair 1
j►aes:a.-The &bete helrl is the reboot
WOM'iMreder stemma wee Katy
ieeje in
etrata hat, owing
to the the
greakeis, th. m.atiag W a eery
proved. Sec.-treaa. and auditors' repots
were read and unraimously adopted. Ti.
retiring director', Mears. ('has. 1:irvie,
West Waeranosh, John (;nlfio, Ashfield,
and .Sohn Haake. Kialoss, were re-elected
as directors for the en.t.ng term. Joh.
ll•Ilson, J. 1'., Hullett, was re-elected audi-
tor of insurance accounts by the policy
holders tlr le91 Treasurer's report shtir-
ed reosipta of 35,e24.90, expeediture, lours
incurred by fire, amonating to *3,947.61,
and cash in bank amountiag to 111500, leav-
inga balance in tretearei, hand of $177 29.
Te assets and liabilit:es of the company
Ira : Premium motes, *100,540 ; 2139 poli
cies,corering rirks amounting too2.620,6.'.0
It will be seen from the aboi•e that the cow •
pang is in good shape.
. BLUEVALE
T.- r •:, t t , ,Tan. 30
Mi.. Wm. Messer is on the sick hat at
present.
Mw Minnie Warwick', of \ferns, is via.
itimg at 1). King's.
Miss M. Hartley, of ( lintoo, sprat Sum.
day under the parental roof.
I.uncan King, who has been very ill for
some time is recovering very slowly.
Mn. Wm. Stewart was visiting her
daughter, Mrs. A. Proctor, Rehr/bre, this
week.
1;eo. S1icLLnoald, our genial cheesemak-
' er, was here attending the cheese meetiog
•ots Tuesday.
The Presbyterian church purposes having
a teameeung on or about the 15th of Feb-
ruary. Particulars later.
Will Humnhriee, who has been with W.
.lucklio `ot some time, has gone to llinghsm
to learn the blacksmithing with R'.I:annett
of that place
THE causerie CARNIVAL
/.nmaly Opened Iw tet Ahr.wee of Leff
Aberdeen by tie. Slayer of Quebec.
Qs emu Jan. 30. - In the absence of the
(lovernor General and the Lieutenant -
Governor, the duty «f officially opening
the eartiival devolved on Ilia Wurshi the
Mayor of Quebec, who. accompanied by
the president and members of the Eaten
five Carnival Committee, Hon. H. U. July,
Secretary F. Ik.rion and Mr I. P. Pelle
tier, arrived at the ice fortressand, ascend
bog the steps, was presented by ltlr. Bet
linguet, on behalf of the construction com-
mittee, with the keye of the fortress. ilia
Worship accepted them in the name of
the (toreroot Owners!, to wbum he pro
mien' to .deliver them on his arrival, and
in a brief but neat speech thanked the ex
ecutive committee fur the good work they
had accomplished and cordially welcomed
its visitors to the ancient city.
last night the ice fort and redoubts were
ilinminated by powerfnl electric lights
These ice strnctnres were all aglow, lights
of all radon being displtyeet in prominent
(dace. hanging front battlements and towers
and shining through the portholes. The
Colon Jack floats tell the glorions pile.
whilst the French ad American standards
fibfoid their three colon to the broods from
for angular towers Fully 3,000 people
viewed the uneonall.d sight The 1'arlia
went bwiklings were illuminated for the'
bceaatr,,, as were Alpo the (hates I.•Uo•na
Th. 14ua5lica square was pas ked with an
enotmon. crewed stetted then by the
magnificent disl.l,s which the illuminated
names rsnderwi under the glare of the
electric colored lights hanging from the
green stndd.,t eolbrmns erected In the .
@entre of the lee ergot•
. neer a 1w.204 M Grave,
Iht,titvoan..lan. 311. - lir John Lonna
berry, of Harley. was on Saturday after
noon drrl mg a term and wagon ioatEd
with g'i,i -1 11. got 1•.e near the e4ge of
the reel and the ws*un upset with Vr-
l.nnnrherry ngisonsa the load. /Alp
was rpskkly era.l♦✓lid matted blea from
bre n.rtlous DWAIN
�u PEATHERBONE
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Corsets are now recognized
to be the Standard Corset
of Canada.
Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded.
A=K YOUR DRY GOODS DEALER FOR THEM.
While we :Minit (het.' tau i e a gaud otos! said iso favor of th.
Cash a) sten., particularly by throe. who do a reckless credit business.
there can afro be se:u.ething taid in favor of a wise and careful ('milt
tend.•. -
We bare Leen doing Liminess in Goderich for over fourteen
years. and gin ing credit to good people. and lune not hat one per cent
on our Valle. in all that rims. We do not now know of one dollar 11.a,
we are likely to lase on our sake for 1+19:1. Of course, we do not cress,
e. e•ryons wl.o wonts credit. nor stet one. unless we feel satisfied we , nut
sollett the meount hence our small lose, by giving credit
As heretofore. we will gine credit to good people only. an.l
them 4 snobs ea cheap awe they wen Ise sold for Cash, excepting 6 per
cent. Cash Discount, 'e Lich rte allow , on all !'ash I'urcbases ole tdtrt
(:er!s
5 per cent. for prompt Cash means about 10 per cent. per
at.uum, :.. Ilse. ett.i gs length of (',edit actuante is not more than six
moots-. Thio wee roisesier a I;0s.1 irnlu4•ement to pay Cash, and as muci,
a; any I urinals Ulan ten gite .41 regular price% ohs basks his (loth
honestly. We do not sell wine Goals at and below Coif, and then make
it up- on Goads the Public am not supposed to know the value of. We
mark cterything in plain figures, and one price to All.
We hope to be favored still with a share of your trade, keeping
Nes. Fresh, Reliable t;otwla, which we are repel -es] to offer at Rock -
Bottom Prices. 6 per cent. off for Cash.
Our Spring Prints are now in Stock. Beautiful Patterns and
Fast Color,. Also other Spring Goods,
W.' still boli tint place for Carpets of all kinds, Lace Curtains
and general House Furnishings. 13; far *a Lwrgeet Stock in the
County. (':srls is from a If, cert Hemp to a 3 -ply All Wool and Best
Brussel,.. ,.+ Iver 3:.0 nets fake Curtsies to choose from. Chinelle (Nu,
tains and Tabling.. frnokuwi., Oil Cloths, Art Squarer, Rugs and Mata.
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There is always a great ruah for K. DAtnt It 8ol111. Cigar*
COLBORNIBROS.,GODERICH.
Great Carpet and Lace Curtain. Warehouse
• - of the County.
JAMES ROBINSON,
One Ps ice Cash Store.
As we do not wish to carry over any Fall Goods we
intend to clear the following lines at a reduction. Come
for bargains.
Bargains in Mantle Clothes.
Bargains in Dress Goods.
Bargains in boys' Shirts and
Drawers.
Bargains in men's Shirts and
Drawers.
Bargains in Tweeds.
Bargains in Flannels.
Bargains in Gray Blankets.
Bargains in White Blankets.
See our Table Linen and Table
Napkins
JAMES ROBINSON,
O.. Pik. ash 810o