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THE SIGNAL : GODIMICH, ONT., THURSDAY,, MARCH VA, 1884.
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CANADIAN BANK UF COMMERCE
EITA.u.NaD sew.
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HEAD OFFICE, TOfIWNTQ.
IIMI__ _AL W*1 Mi t11U WILLSON DOLLARS - ▪ 414.000.000.MMT 61,100,000.
S E WALKER, GaNEttAL MANAOSN.
GODERICH BRANCH.
A QEr4ENAL BANKING BUMMED' TRANSACTED. FARMIaae Nona D4*ou.1TE0.
DRAFTS 'Ammo PAYABLE AT AL. POINTS IN CANADA, AND THE PRINCIPAL
CIT1Ea IN TMt UNITED STATED Gator BRITAIN, FRANCE. BERMUDA, as
SAVINO. SAM. D[PARTrcNT.
DEPOSi TS OF SI.00 A440 UPWARDS RECEIVED, ANO CURRENT RATES OF IMTERE$T
*LLOwED INTISgT ADOSD TO TNS P111IN01►AL AT TMa SND OP MAY AND
M^ OSSA IN EACH VIA*.
Special Attention 'Peon tte the Csllsctln:,
and Fermiers' Seise Metes.
R. S. WILLIAMS, Manager.
HBORHOOD NOTES.
From our ownCorreapondents.
!beer 1. ISI raull.a .ere Tbas rana.1 be
Tessa 141.) Item Ll.e - %e»..f Ibe
4 swat, apeetwslr ..p.rted
for The atrial.
DUNLOP.
M..I. V. Mar. 14.
Miiss Mantle Smith, formerly a resident
here. but sow of i'ort Albert, is visiting
bete thea past fortnitht.
Miss Aussie Mlacl'hail, of Porter's Hill, is
the guest of Mrs. :Allen tor the past two
weeks.
school does oo Thursday for Diaster.
The scholars hail another public program
Friday of Iaat week
.Cohn Ltwsou totemic,' the West Ituron
Farmer's Institute at Dungannon friday of
last week
Ke' a" -d... THE OCE 4 . After nearly a
year'' 'clown in t 'nada, tt'nr. I.. adonis
left Tuesday of last week to sail by the
Mongolia from Portland, Yaine,for England
where he gena to London. His stay here
was narked as a volunteer to the cusp at
the Forest City, and later a three months'
tern, at the military school there. The rest
of the tome was spent in our midst. He
was • Meierl ti' write with all whom he met
Ile had a kites ledge of the magic art, and
was Loowo as the Professor among his circle
of (remit. In En:laud he will have roomy
estheetures to tall, Mut no expen$•ec of
C.madian snowdrifts about this section re
what he saw during the Winter of 1894.
LEEDUHN.
Triso%\, March 13.
,s111n.T1 \ T.. I.EA%a 1.. Arthur Horton
has rented his farm and gees again to reside
is Muskoka.
Joho I:. mud Alex. (Tutton were present
at the recent meeting of the %vest Huron
Farriers' Institute at Dung•nnou, both giv-
ing an interesting report of the program
and addresses given on acricultural pies
tions.
The thir 1 Sunday of March, 1894, instead
of being below zero was upwards of ninety
above it,the day being very bot aideppres
sive. Will tete ooming third Sunday in
June Le hotter than it `.
.r., ER - In our church notes last week
we noticed that an evening ,ervice would
Ibe held un next Sunday evening. However
• change was made and the Rev. J. A. An•
derma, 11. A. of Koos Church t:odcrich,
formerly connected here,00 Sunday evening
last preached to • good t urnout, which marks
for the fourth time an evening service held
in the church during • period of fifteen
years. Present arrangements tie to have a
monthly evening service.
Fl,tslls:u A.I. Rr.,t \t► I. -Again our
former resident .1. W. green, who after
serving the hill time of apprentice in learn -
tog the rnanv mysteries of the art 01 bakery
to the mammoth wedding mike and not
least of all making the loaf of •11 moo lo
appease the hunger of hurnenity, took the
foremanship of the Fast Street Bakery,
4. otcrich, last week is preference to an -
1 other offer. PrOttle111 Mt assuming these
SPRING ANNOIINCEMENT!
I take pleasure in tendering my .sincere thank, to the public for tier
success which has attended my business during the Fall Trade, and in order
to retain any reputatio of being one of the cheapest stores in town 1 ani now
prepared to otter somebf the most stupendous bargains that have been offered
e in Otelericlt
We sell for Cash.
Oretllit will positively be Rebook so please don't Ask ler it.
• enables me to sell at the lowed living profit.
• try to til old all cheat. trueb.
DBE's GOCDS— -
We invite you to inspect our Drees GDtj4s tend Miming in Style:, dual
ity seal Prise,. We do not wish to quote priers for the benefit of otlis r mer-
chants. We prefer to give our customers: the benefit. Call and get priers.
Extra value in Black and Mourning Goods.
08ALLIZS
We invite every I•edy to tall and see our Frtene tt CIIALLittr and inspect
quality and different designs. We have tried to avoid trotting too many of
the same latttei-r:e. We are satisfied they are goal lnlue.
PRINTS —
All our Prints are now in stock. which include the best Wins CLOTII.
We have had most of our Prints tested in washing and find them FAIT OA -
Alt i•vites. Etery yard this Spring's Goods.
DMBROIDZAIlII$ —
We hare a line of Swiss 1'aubr,iileries, 1k yard- in each length, Cnf:.tr.
('\.Ston Euibroi.ler'y in great %nlue.
Oorroxa—
Itteacitevl and Unbleached ched in this department. We harp great. %slue.
We would have you compare Pteit'rat .t`CD ltuALtry with other stores. it will
pay you to see for yourself.
We dowii thein all in the•i. (foods.
Sheatiags, Pillow Cotton, Tickings, Towelling, Table
Linens, Table Napkins, Butcher's Linen, Table Oil
Holland, Canvas, &c., inSgreat value.
LAOS C7TBTA2>Ka--
Refnre you inske your selection for Spring take a look at our Stock.
NO LAST YEARS GOODS.
We are selling a Curtain for 35c. per pair. The Rause style of Curtain is se•I
ling in town for :►Oc. t For (I.50 line we will put along side of any $'L.Ix)
Curtain in the County. Our better lines equally as cheap. Price our Art
Muslin, Spot Muslin, Curtain Net, dc.
OprroxADd><—
We have secured a bargain in this line. W• intend to let you have the
benefit of that bargain inspect eft At.ITY and Patella. Yon will ria%e
money by doing so.
We wish to draw your attention to a line at 28.• per yard, which we
thisik will bother moll. Lips to •ear out Take • look at our other Twee.ls,
that is if you want to 'me money.
WATUUJ OOT 0OATII---
1.1se11e4' and lents Coat. in all prices.
Apia ie incite you to ia;rect' t'.1.11 aid Palets
olxatAllrs —
W e hare a fine range d Uiahaay all ise. (bird..
We ask y ea to romper* Pry
W. will not he .n lersokl '1aiy llferla is the Thar.
JAMES ROBINSON.
oast woofers, - :MAIM ,tames.
C. B. SHANE & CO.'Y
.e. ahewl•te a ran moos ot
Ldies' FurCapal
IIS
WOOL, SEAL, GREENLAND
MINK, BEAVER, ASTRA-
CHAN and 'POSSUM.
GENTS' FURNISHINGS.
Full Imes is every lsepartraeat.
wean and examalae aea4. and prices.
C. Br SHINE & 00.,
McLean '• Mock. Cor. equate sad Mentreel.L
THE PEOPLE'S POPULAR
BQOK STORE.
D. B. CALBICK
11 .. .404►1111, ro\1 %...IT
WALL PAPERS
i have just received a large Aimee*
ot 'pectaltiea in
AMERICAN WALL PAPER`.
the product of Slates. Factories.
My goods are all the latest, and the
p -ices are away down.
COOL .t\. AEC.
D. B. CALBICK.
West side s.tuare.
duties he had • pleasant holiday of three
weeks. We wish hint success. ----
Iurr l'.. .k blank has bees made hero
by the departure of Hilary Mottos to (:ode
rieh to become • maobimst tad learn all
about the u.ea of iron in the forge under the
tuition of 11. K. Strachan, who for over •
quarter of a century has taken the lead as •
machinist in Outer o in making improve-
ments in various kinds ot machinery of iron-
work,not forgetting water heatenaod who is
builder for the Dominion I:overoment the
apparatus used at several of the life saving
stations for launching and raping life boats.
t'nder him we wish Hilary every sui cos.
fillAYFIELD.
Trtse.ty, Mar. 20.
Election day u cueing.
Iuiiti slaty 'P! !'.:',.;.n w visiting friends at
Ripley.
Oa geode). last Copts. Storey asd i)gib-1e
farewcaed.
Miss McLain, of Guderiel, was sooting
friends here last week.
Mrs. Howard has moved to her place near
Hayfield, on Sauble Line.
•Iohu Eason has returned after spending
the Winter months at Nairn.
Capt. Storey, of the Salvation Army, was
at Stratford for a few days last week.
Miss Annie F.rewen was visiting at John
A. Maason's. Goshen Line, last week.
Editor McLean, of the Expositor, was
here last week reoewing •atuatrtancea.
The Misses Dawson, of t:osbeo l.toe,were
here last week, visiting Miss Agnes
Peck.
Reeve Woods and Thomas Cameron were
on the t'rand jury at the assize at (.oderich,
last week.
('has. Parker has moved to the premises
he recently purchased on the Front Road,
of Mrs. Mcffat.
Rev. -1. T. Kerrin has beam at `trathrov
for the put two weeks conducting some
eeecial minion services iu St. Jobs s
ui. u_r cb.
(, r.. Paps, of Woodstock, orguiud •
board of the Ontario Building and Loam As-
sociation here last week. There are already
sixteen subscnbers and likelihood of many
more.
!luring the past Winter fishing has been
umuuslly poor Isere, there being no good
fields of ice for any length of time. Inst
week some nets were set and a few fairly
good hauls were made.
I he thing Hayfield:said' badly is a good
botcher shop. A man who understands the
business and keeps good meats would do
well, especially doneg the Snmmer season
when Co many hundreds of visitors cess
here
Arthur Peck be. engaged to work for
John Ilescom, of God.rich Township, mid
takes the place of losatbam Rurtna,who bee
held the poshest for the post thirteen years
and it ia reported he is soon to go into part-
nership with one of Ube township's fairest
daughters.
James 1►osald.os bas hu saw aad chop-
ping mill in good manias order. Daring
t1...Nighieg a large ywtity dh1oapp w ars
brevh�: in and w sow Ming npidly eon.
v.rt.d unto sea• Fer. He is also g w..
sid.rmbi. ahe.ppiseL its.: we nod.ratasd he
purposes rotting a planer.
Itis • well knows fact that merchants
in small villages where they ars ender smell
espouses are able amid do sell good..soh
oho•prr than merchants esii bs.isess
in tows sod cities. Very after people tell
me tbq have ewe* great advertisements of
the harpist to he bad at tows stores, and
here -ase M inane them bat fold that
Notice
R. P.Wilkinson's accounts
are in my hands for collec-
tion, and any that are not
paid to me this month will
be sued. This is the last
notice.
THOS. GUNDRY,
Awaricantnik
('rabbis Block, flehisiela.
EASTER NOVELTIES
W_ AC=SON sat SON_
x x x• x4. •it x
Perrin's High Grade Kid Cloves just opened.
Latest fancy in Colors and Style.
Plain Black and Plain Colors
White Wash Kid Glove.. Also the Kangaroo l•n-
` br••akable Glove.
Our Kid Clove Trade has almost doubled last year'&
WE CARRY THE BEST MAKES.
Over 100 pieces of New Carnbries and Prints to choose from.
' Handsome Patents and Wide Soft Finish Cloths at 10 cents
1114 121 , cents.
Largest stock of Wool Challies froiu France ever shown before
is Ooderich.
�. .0117.43ON & BON.
Spring Novelties.
Spring is here, so are our Latest Designs in
JIWILLLERY,
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
CLOCKS,
SILVERWARE, Etc.
C. Ae IIUMBEBf & BON.
i sPAIRINQ UP TO DATE. QODERICH.
after all they could have purcbamal the
.megoodscheaper in Hayfield. What was of
fered at such low prices was not worth buy-
ing. When you want goods as ch.-ap and
cheaper than tan bought to town stores call
on 11 F. Edwards.
1' .1 Clark* who has for many )ears car-
ried ou business in his large store opputte
the Coin weren't hotel, has deposed of that
property to G. H, treason who is having it
fitted up iu Al Stele for his drug .tore and
book and statio"ery depot. Mr. Marks has I
moved to his other store opposite the t'o't,
Office.
The adjacent country has lately been can.I
!
varied by shoddy peddlers. Tbey are slick
sharpen and engage to purchase the farm•
en' butt.er,e.gs at • high prase. then 'educe
Oleo, to purchase gouda. Beware of swing
era and sign no papers. Support your . min
busmen concerns and deal aitai reliable
people. •
Cornwall Roman Catholics will erect a
new chrrch to coot fi4y or silty thousand.
Time are 75 ipalissu iu the city hashAa_.
Hassillnikenee is the 'Hee. ii
BANK OF MONTREAL
CAPITAL,
•12,000,00�
REST, - E,000,000,
A Saving Department has bees versed in con-
vection with this branch.
Interest allowed at current rates.
II. LOCK WOOD,
Manager Goderich Branch,
DRESS GOODS
AT COST & UNDER COST.
TOTE THE FOLLOWING REDUCTIONS:
50 Cents for 9,1),
50 •• >Z3'
45 SW'
40 " 2
•• 119
:10 " xi
les Cents for
23 "
22
20
15
12. ' .•
10 " i 71
y.,
19
18
15
15
9
1
RUM, I)RANSEs.
18.00 Dren, for $3.00
6.50 '• 35'0
6.00 •• :300
5.75 2.90
t t
The above are all good sound Goods and good Colors, an.:
what are above 9 cents are all wool. These Gooch: must be cleure.l
out and they are decide.) BBargains,
NEW SPRE G GOODS NO IN STOCK.
In Prints, Challies, Delaines, Delainettea and Dress
Goods. A splendid assortment of Irish Guipure
Laces in Cream, Two Tone and Beige for
dross trimming, all new and at
astonishingly Low Prices.
Best Corticellie Silk Spools in Black and Colors, 6
cents each.
Kerr's best 6 cord Spools, Black and Colors, 4 for 10
cen`s or 3 cents each.
FOR
COM FORT
USE
DERBY
PLUG
SMOKING
TOBACCO
b° 0 O ¢ 2O°
PLUGS
{
When you see this on the Box you
know they are good.
4)11 YAWLS_
loopori•
r 4r6
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•.bAYIS&sONo N N"aus
LOOK into our t'trhet Hoon will ern-
e Ines anyone that at our Store is the
10',t place to buy Carpet`
Fine Carpets u'Inally mean fancy
prices. With 'us it is different. V.
have
The Best Goods
Astonishingly Low Prices.
('drpets bought from u.s invade ami
laid on short notice. We make • sl•e•ci•
nit} ,1 making and laying Carpets.
ire e.si..A all leSulrr Prises or fart C..d. r.rvbaee..
COLBORNE BROS.,
„ GODERICH.
2� Great Carpet anfl Lakps Csriasn )t'(.crehousc
of the County.
rRrSrf�r1''1'I tl�l i. STORE."
' Court House Square GODERICH.
Ills.end and Turkish 14ea. Alt the New Shades.
tosih Atwsrioaa NriViee. Allmon Ino.. Pi11.. A woe.
dad Buttder wad Spring Medicine. T1Uehne IL
IT IS ONE THING TO CRY
Bargains t
AND AN(ITHER THING TO (GIVE THEM.
l'Ilople who have priced our(foods way that
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.
The Stock is very large, and to move it out, in a hurry we have cut th•
Prices away down so low that
THE PRICES DO TEE SELLING !
We could not pay 100 cents on the $ ani sell at the prices we are
offering our stock at, but we bought the stock at a very low rate. sn'1
we are going to give our customer' the advantage.
Fell line. of iAches Fine Buttoned Root., Oxfords, Toe Slippers, do
Misses and Children s light and twisty in a complete range of mass . Melo
and Boys' Fin. and Heavy Boots. Extra Value.
H. B. POLLOCK
Fowler's 01(1 Stanek, Gorkri, k.
A yiamtohs paper says —" A locality is
the ltaophin drtriet has 70 Tessa bachelors
amid tint Ione marriageable yaamiS' Whoa"
Relleville'a new hotel, aeyAld ata east of
!$60,000, has not yet hese reseed. It i es
I prtad00 W that the highest ramiyea offered S
�1 7
Th. Vieteria railway bridge, nese the Rt.
Lawes... ni Mrsersat, seatanie 41,000.000
khlo .f eme..smirsadnry wk s 10,000 to..
Th. lilaap MINOR O..py,
5- 6
Ihas Weer 300 mos aenplsyed IMS esea.a. awl
prpoe getting mit Sheat 90,400,00(11ml •+t
A eshsr.e is afoot 1. Coe.wall S. NOW.
the Lona Realt to Irs•ss•e• des1EM power '°
rue ears end iw114
The .'es elf theism Bits bit trash es
Ottawa
.0 w Ds.(l
is'e. eepwaa sail
11100.000.
Dr. 'lbw, of a. has base bas. eNddla
N.dk.lOwsM1aM&a1 . a '