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THE SIGNAL : GODEt1CH, ONT., THURSDAY. NOV It IRK
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far The IlfsseL
K INO$BRIDGE.
MuanAr, Nov. 12.
Tumidity morning, Nev.b, sheet 7 i.lack,
• fere broke out on the premises of M Inas
which destroyed the bars and outline, with
their sonteots, emnisttsg of vehtoles, ae
pl mists, this years' orop,ac, making • low
of $1,000. Theis a an Meurer* of $450 ea
the buildier and also an tasunsos us eon
testy. Four horses were in the stable and
the halters had to be cat to let them out.
Mr. Dean has the empathy et the comment •
ty in his lees.
BRUCEFIELD.
Tuesday. Nov 13.
Tho• l'entlaud is away on bonus to
Kincardine
Rev. Mr. M.N•bb was unable to "dictate
in the l'. P. charch net Sabbath.
Robt. Murdock has moved into the house
until lately occupied by Thos. Proudfoet.
The Bible Society mestiag in the Metho
diet church on Friday evening was poorly
attended, bis feet so few were there that the
adds•emeas gives Nitibbath afterimage.
The oosturt given by {M "Rem Ideal
f tencsrt roe WM a aaeailliEThitwdities
d ''Very Suspicious" N Mies Kyseal
brotiw, t down the house._ The cncket club
aro to commended upon having •ucb •
company ere
LANES-
Wrnsceu•r, Nov. 7.
Aon ii -Meimtas
e Ford left hist week
for London where intends staying for
some time. �
H '.vt Jobs ('ourttley, after havtne
spent the last 3 jean in Dakota is sow ea -
joy log • visit under the parental roof here.
H 1sspte the inclemency of
the weather on Hallowe cu the usual treks
of stealing gate., blocking the mac oto.,
was carried an in an enterprising manner.
MaRI\ .-tjuite • number of the ladies
of thus twavropuon drove over to St.
Helens se Friday afternoon, 2nd, to attend
the annual thank *feriae meeting of the
St. Helena auxiliary of the \C. F. M S. The,
report • large sad successful snootier and
gene • sum raised towards the aussion
cans..
FArs••tu.Seaau. The Key. K. ' a:,
Anderson. who has been pastor of the con
grogram* et St. Helms and East Aabiekl
for the past i.e year*, preached hie farewell
sermon here to • lame cecgregation prior to
he departure to become pastor of • congre-
gatiom at Wroxeter. The rev. gentleman
chose for his text the words of the 'Lied
verse of the 5th chapter of la l lies, and
preached from it • very impressive end ap-
propriate sermon for the occssise. Many
of the congregation were moved to teats,
as they deeply regret the eeparattno from
their pastor who has labored so peacefully
amongst them for the past by. veers, and
all are unanimous in wishing hint eveiv euc
ayes in his new charge to the village of
1Yr...stet.
PORT ALBERT.
Terttnt, Nov. 13.
l'." I Tern paid his customary official
visit to the school un Friday last. Progress
satisfactory : teachers congratulated.
I fur school trustees have secured the ser.
et es or Wm. Gorden, of "heppard•on, for
principal for ensuing year. Seine twenty
app ci•iota received.
H t )tway, general merchant, has sold
'his stock and leaned his store and other
property hero, to Mrs.] King of Wagham.
The lady will take pose mston this week.
A l.Iriit,Dy Titt..r. Readers of Tltt
stn. 'A. should not fail CO read its weekly
letter from t)ttaws. It is alone Werth the
price of that enterprising journal's subscrip-
tion.
Tut. WLATHsK What • triad, a glen-
ous, a splendid opportunity is given to Tut
Sh.vvi.s i). c. to spread himself on this
favorite subject. Only we dar'n't intrude
on hallowed ground. we'd my • few words
on the matter ourselves. There's been •
first class variety show ..f weather around
here during the past weak.
A� Erse. as nn as Rrw.•vt:n Phe as-
signees of the estate et .las. Mahatty here
sold the machinery in the old saw mill to
('has. Dunton of Belfast. Mr Durnin has
already removed the maehinery, and the
dilepidatel' old ruin which for years has
served no other purpose than to obseure the
graceful outline of the grist mill, will mem
be only • remembrance.
Frank Met'onnel, of Blyth, passed
through the village last week. en route to
he new home, the late Jlr ('lare a farm on
the meth con. Mr M. has been a resident
of this township before, iem, some fourtew
years ago Items Sullivan s tenant. Frank,
we are pleated to say, has seen the error of
his ways in matters political since his last
residence here, as from being • rabid, dyed -
in the -wool, unreasoning Tory, he is now a
splendid specimen of the ubiquitous Liberal,
lori•'al, seniNe, reasonable, atelligeut and
rood. He bolds an auctioneer's liesner for
t he Busty. Success to him '
i n•...a it, .hair I_AKaitits Jas. Gar-
rett, of Kintail, who during the past fes
n.onths has had charge of the mail stage be-
tween Metall and I.odenoh, has sold out
he interest in the business to Jock Adams,
of Lucksow. Mr. Garrett discharged the
duties of his position in • eatable manner,
wee extremely obliging and attentive, and,
what the farming community sap•cially ad-
mtre,twodsrete in his charter. His eieosue
or, Mr. Adam*. is an old timer in the hosi-
e rs, haying driven a stage from hacksaw
to I •odirieh away hack in the 70's. This
was as opposition business.. The Right
Hon. A. M. Polley, of l.oderich, had the
mail contract, and the people of I.uchnow,
thinking the fare for the trip between the
two points was somewhat exoest.e, on.
eluded be put • re ea the road themes yes
and run him est of the busses= Mr
Adams being at that ties. shoot the only
sober and trust worthy man in the village
gqis�litied for the pesitmme. was 'otos . for
.11sw and they presented him with 'meetly ;
W • er*dit to the large heartarlsee• of the
Med peopi of the tiepoy nllet. that same
minae was. Nothi.g in then own miaow
sharps nor in the stahl.s ct 'het, own Intal
horst dealers would satin them Ther
must haw
y. ooeth ng regardless of cost. in
attract attention, they must hay.a..tnething
who
est hen sr is Mass a sees ht
the testi dews. Ias$ead of $1.50 being as
beretele a eh•rged from the usfuetenate
wayfarer ea that erebr•med route, the fare
aeon dwindled down to lifty. with •
premier from the redoubtable Jock to his
parties that their asrival at the wad of their
looney wield be "tea Dore aired e' the
mail or so eh•irge ' Jock is an honest
need -hearted old soul and deservq the
patronage it the public.
Wtu.aeuar, Neer. 14.
Tia Marrnt.. The tea meeting held
here last sve.ing a cosmetics with St.
Andrew's esuroh was a greed evosess, the
shore' being crowded to the doors. After
tea had bees sewed at Mr. Gardner's hues
opposite the church. the people took them-
selves over t) the chureh where an steeliest
program was delivered. The chair was e-
supp:ed by Rev. Mr. Fairbatn in • very
eflleient meaner. Addresses were given by
Rev. I). Rogers. of Danga•eos, and Ilse
Mr. Jessie., of Port Albert. Rasltat+ose
by Mr. and Mier Heyde., of Port Albert,
and Miss Pentland, of Dungannon. A sum•
her of shot -uses, quartette and duette were
given by Dungannon choir. The proceeds
of the evening amounted to $41 50. This r
in aid of the S.S. fond as to supply the S.•
with a liberary. --
DUNLOP.
Monday, Nov. �.
Kien
1.%11. U. John Duan, who has bora at
Duaginnon for some time has returned.
Another dancing party at our opera
nouns hall was held Tbuisday tat last
and saw a good attendance coupled with •
good tints. which all enjoyed most heartily.
l)uws'. a r- Robert Haan down, all with
m•ngulds, having one which weighs :?Sibs.
This leaves the venial Sherif! end Mr. Oke
Sr , somewhat behind is pounds and ounces.
la the sanctums of Tits. Sin.it office, we
had the pleasure of meeting the genial re-
corder of 1)ua'ansoo happening* in Tug
Si.:'. Ai.'- newsy columns, both of us having
.t stirring chat, with • little homily from
the editor. iter Dungannon brother is full
of cheer, and we always like to read, as
many others do, that Itunvacnon is on the
move, from his prolific pen. and that his
mato is to give pleasure to all who read hie
weekly notes from far and near. We hope
he may long spared in his active sphere at
'4inganson.
markaki., they meet have snnwlhi•,
asps They wield. if a.emmeary. premed
to sews .t1 the larger mimes ea the Armories*
metres, is shiest of the deemed ablest.
They emended sad theyenesesd.d. Matey
Mere w is this village and serroundimg
emtghhe teal whe will swear by the pre ent
Mico d wheat, or by anything else sot OM.
con prelee& that l.mshmow's presses
Mt. Mere bad wee warmer on Meuse
llate4fes before Mr. Hebb has MO
LEEBURN.
Most,.,. Nov. 1-1
Miss I'.dith Holdsworth, of Holmes.ille,
is visiting in our burg.
Mr. and Mrs. If. Stirling enjoyed •
pleasant visit last week to relatives and
friends in i:odcrioh township.
Those .'si, S'ua That old time firm so
long dealing( is the weather prospects re-
sumed their butlers* again after their an-.
nual Summer holt-lay rather unexpectedly,
covering and freenng quite • oumbe: of
fields of uegathered roots of 18+3.
Is Viae. A Christmas tree with an en-
tertainment is to be held on Christmas Eve
at the church, the promoters of it being
the S S. etaff,so as to have a social gather
lee of the wrote and children. Every
effort will be made to reale the gathering
one of the best ever held is the annals of
Leebun.
A CHAPTER ON CHIMNEYS.
sees. Advice Wile Aalborg., Waken le will
es, Tea so reed.
Keep your chimneys clean and save
money, and have no smoky houses is the
morning. Now, I wish to show you where
the saving conies in . 1 claim if your chin
neys are clean you me run your stoves all
day with your drafts shut off, which you
will find • big saying in fuel.
2nd. I claim your stovepipes will last
much longer without renewing
3rd. That all anxiety is off your mind re-
garding tires, for it your stovepipes and
chimes s are clean there ;soothing in them
to burn oat, it to the burning out process
which causes the renewing so often of your
stovepipe. Now, everyone always looks
out to have their stovepipe cleaned and the
dirt taken from their thimbles once or twice
• year, but by the majority the chimneys
are .tegtstaed, and these ao net derive the
bandit from their stoves, which they would
get if their chimney. were kept clean.
Compare your chimney with the
sink in your kitchen. If the water is slow
in getting away you know well something is
wrong, your sink is choked : then you go to
work and opee your sink at the entrance,
clear out the dirt aecnmulated just at the
opening and cover it up again, what will be
the resultIf I ask you that question your
answer will be, that it will be as bad as ever
very shortly. I claim it is lust the same
with your chimneys, unless you clean from
top to bottom you are not deriving the
benefits they will give you, and they require
it as moth as any room in your house, lied
should hays preference. but are ne leeted.
Now, 1 wish to point out a few effects of
• neglected chimney 1st. A smoky house
and sooty smell, especially in the morning.
and time wasted in starting ire which
should be done in one minute, if chimneys
are cleaned and everything ready under
stove at night. Your draft es all day
buroimr more fuel than oee.ssery, and your
fuel is expensive, peer sod you do sot derive mu ^n
basedt from it after all. Stoves will so•rca-
ly keep the room warm \ our stovepipes
mid thimble holes choke up readily,
especially if no drop below thimble. The
first high wind they get on ire and bars
out, thou comes the neglected chimney. My
readers have all sees • chimney on fire and
know i• making pretty here* blain just about
the top. Fire consumes the bricks sad
mortar, which weakens the chimney. The
first high wind that comes, the bricks are
blown off ; now where do these tricks go •
I will toll you where I have found many
this last month: down in the Roes of several.
and in some, 5 orb bricks which must have
fallen together, wedged tightly in and
gave me quite a job to Ionise, there being
only space enough left to get • small pole
with • honk in the earl through in order to
dislodge them. Yee they wonderwhy their
hawse was always full of smoke and the
stove not Otis/ satisfaction. They thought
the stove was to blame, but when the chem
n sy was c'eanwd everything wont gay.
Now, reader, you may laugh, hat what i
•m gang to point out to you is so laughing
, matter. es I stated before, when year
chimney takes fire the chimney is weakened
the bricks get loom, and the first high
clad they hat. got to e., if sot dews the
Is., Iaenevea,.ee•ag your family er meant,
it will leg probably on some poreoa's head,
and •• a g.eleral rale oar ar•eiame are sot
as hard e• derkeys, for I reeneenlssr mediae
where this same thing hsppeeed to a begger
ani all h. wasted to knew was, "Who fns.
du Mick• het some probably if it should
happen to any white p►estMhey would wino
went • doctor nr an undertaker. I have
found many ehtimney top the past month
lin a very dilapidated meetitsen sad net safe
tin touch, the he,nkiayees arro seeded se
Imaw' of themI ihisk them very d=o
W' set he y ars,end they fines ld teat to
lit oreif ..nit for !he safety et the pubis,
ila ehialneye lewd is tide Nam mss be es
CALL x
x BE
OUR MICE RANE
La' Fur Capes
-gceadmialla0goods and prices.
0.1SHIM itCo
it
McLean* lrsrk. Oar. Rimer and Meetrealet.
Have you tow my
IMPORT ORDER
OF
Staple and - -
- Falicy Goods?
Just received from France
and Germany.
They are very choice and all the Newest
Goods.
14
Y PRICES X
-- .X SUIT THE TIMES.
IF you want • PaaSZITT of any kind it
will pay you to call at
The Popular Book Slott
D. B. CALBIOK,
The sgaare, aederMb.
tected by looking up at them, no seed to go
on the roof at all, they speak for themeevem
and are chimneys that have been neglected
and left to burn out, their only remedy if
not attended to. Bricklayers do not work
for nothing It is no easy matter to build
p oldieg around a chimney Ito re -top
it. 1 this trouble and expense can be
avoided by keeps* your chimneys eleae,
for if kept clew there is nothing is them so
bun out, and often great results depend on
little things
Before closing my few remarks. I'him-
B ey clean_ne is a thing greatly neglected to
l:oderteh by many. If they knew the many
benefits to be derived from it they would
attend twit just the same as they do any
other part of the home. Spring or Fall, and
should have preference. Many of my read-
ers do it twice a year and they know the
good result of it. If any of my readers have
not done so, let him try it and he will find
it will pay hint well to keep his chimney
clean. It is rather a dirty lob, out it mast
be done by some one an dose properly. I
wish to state I am Be novice in the business
hang followed it for the last ten years for
several residents in Ioderich, the names of
a few of which you will hod appended be.
low, and at the euggestioa of a few leadtag
ratepayer' of the town have decided to make
it a business Spring and Fell in I:odench for
those not able or not Baring to do it them
selves. I hope anyone reading these few
remarks I (have made will study them at
their leisure, and if any of them may be the
cause of bringing good result I shall deem
myself well paid for my trouble, and tt there
is an,thln, 1 have said needs commenting
on by anyone I would like to bear from
than through the press. If it will not be
the means of dome any good I do not think
they :will do any harm. You *early all
know me, my anchor is dropped in Gode-
rich. I have been well patromiied this last
month by many of the leading rues of the
town, who hays had their chimneys cleaned
throughout their entire block.. These were
level-headed men who knew the result of
keepioQ their chimney■ clean. I have •Iso
coameoi the chimneys of all the schools is
tows, and also of many private residences.
I leave them to judge if my work was done
satisfactorily in every particular or nut. I
also wish to state I intend to costume the
business all through this mouth when
weather permits. No matter if (your stoves
are up and your tarpmu down, you do not
require to dust after me. .lust show see the
chimneys you want cleaned, I will do the
rest. All orders left at my residence', near
the Square, will le promptly attended to.
('>ARLItS PAN NE,
To Wane IT MAI Cuts. gay •
Mr. Payne has cleaned our chimneys for •
n umber of years sad has given us great set
isfaction on every occasion. We have had
n o need to remove carpets or make the least
preparation, only showing the chimneys we
wast cleaned, he dew the rest, and leaves
so seem after him whatever. You can rely
M him ne every rearm.
• agmed. Mite, F'.wnon,
Mn -• W. K.,,
MD*. Can rviti,
Ma. Hone,
Mott. Kinn,
Ma. Wtnoam.
Mr. Steamg. Head Master Collegiate In-
stitute, states " i bed four chimneys very
dirty and did set know who to mall on to
algae Mem. A frieeed of mine told sae Mr.
Payne had cleaned their's for years. I Ball
. d as him ani secured his services to clean
mine also, and which I have fennel ever
sines give me great satisfsetiem I think it
• great bees to the teem to hay* • mita so
well lumen as Mr Payne a to have under-
takes the bushman. asset thick he should he
well patrosieed, for it was much seeded in
(Oedertoh "
20 PER CENTS DI8COUNT I
♦ 41/11d stater.
The plinsant flavor, gentle action said
soothing *(Berta of Syrup of Figs, whoa in
need of • latative, ami if the father or
metbisr be oetivs or bilious, the tweet
gratify Ise results follow its use ; so that it
is the bet family medic,.. kaows,aed every
family should have • betels on hand.
Gentle es, do you wt cloth. • ISa't
won Arsotrear•s "ads pegs 4.
The Suprema Overt hes djesrnd until
hammy l&
Armserst g's heavy ribbed eamh ie a haw
se sou, e`ephmge apes M
W. ACHESON & SON.
A late season and our new mantles arriving late, We commence to-
day our entire Stock of over
100 of the Bev ,t, t and lost Stylish Jackets and ladles
for this year Fur 'I'riuinit•t! Braid Trimmed. Plain Stitched
and Silk Lit, -.1.
All Styles of Newest Goods at a5ove
big Discount.
-This means a large loss to us, but the racks must bt
Cleared.
We invite all Ladies interested in Jackets to see these Bar-
gains in our large, well -lighted Mantle Rooth'
W. ACHESON lc SON.
Highest price for product•
RrEMOV D
Mantles. -
This is our• First Season for
Ladies' Mantles.
Every Mantle this year's importation.
All French and German makes.
As we sell for Cash, these goods
will be sold cheap -all the way from
$2 50 to $20.00.
No last year's Mantles showing
as this y'ear's goods.
JAS. ROBINSON.
CASH STORE, JORDAN'S BLOCK.
X Our Motto --Good Boots at low prices.
C. A. HUMBER & SON
have reeved to
M mS+�t
near Kingston-st.
Lcok Out For Advt. Next Week.
People of GOOD COMMON SENSE usually
appreciate a good article that itm honestly made.
well finished and up to date This explains the
great success of
GRANBY RUBBERS
THEY WEAR LIKE IRON
AN ALL AROUND REPORT.
•ewrpo degliellgiests
Om�a/iNnty kept
Mor
Sere timers Aagnetue Sale, the noted
newspaper writer:
" It u something to be able to tell the a IOL1
Ll l
-
GRAND OPERA HOUSE!
Week c otnni.-n, int;
EYE et
ilint ¢w
10!1 lith,
Ph
ppe hen heera that was still1have Kitsigse ofLuutheu D
French ; that I have seen wall, Thies,
1:tit,ot and laaxartins . that I have miaow-
ed three revolutions In the French capital :
that I followed Garibaldi is his compaiga in
the Tyrol. that I have heard i)stel
tit onoell deliver • speech at the London
Tavern : that I knew Lord Palmerston :
that I knew the first Lord Brougham : that
i were in the Fresco -Mexican war at the
storming of Peebla : that i spent 13 month
in America when she was to the midst of
war : that I was personalty acquainted with
Abraham Lucoln, with Seward, with
Stanton : with Charles Sumner, with George
Mancroft, with Longfellow and with Bayard
Taylor, with Grant and with McClellan, i
with Horace t:reeley, Raphael Semmes and
Jefferson Davis.
" I have conversed at Algiers with the I
Emperor Napoleon ill . I have been patted
on the head es by the great Duke of Welling-
ton : I lived is Cabe when there were negro
slaves there, and in Russia whoa there were
millions of serfs in the dominions of the
CMS'. I can remember to have seen the
CMS' Nicholas himself •t the Ascott races;
I attended the funeral of the assassinated
Alexander II., and the *cremation of Alex-
ander, III.. I was in l'000tentinople when
the first Turkish constitution was proclaim-
ed from the steps of the old Seraglio, and I
ems hear new the unanimous shouts of
'Amin' from the Moslem troops present.
" From the organ loft of St George's
Chapel, Windsor, I have witnessed the
funerals of the I htcbmes of Rest. of the
Prince Concert. of the Duke of Hanover,
asd of the iluke of C.'lareaw. From the
same coign of vantage I have watched the
n uptials of the Prince o1 Wales sad the
Primer Alexandria of Denmark, of the
huh, of Ceonaught and of the Duke of
Albany. I saw the covosattou proosemies
of her ne piety (ossa Victoria, mad i was
is Wretmtuister Ah'eey at the royal jubilee
service sad in St. Pail's Cathedral at the
thanksgiving service for the recovery frees
✓ elieves of the Velma of Wales, and 1 be.
held the mooed funeral of Napoleon the
(:rear. mooed
'• i have sou 12 murderersI
have sates the turtle of 4b lord Mayors,
mesa 1 was at the farewell banquet rives to
Charles Dickens prier to he emceed visit to
America. !Schuss and Thackeray were the
friends of my youth my editors is my ma-
turity. I have twee roead the world and
sees things anal people is Califer is sad the
Sandwich Islands, in Amatralia and New
Zealand, in India and Ceylon. I have .mea
Macready, Charles Kean, Tyree Power,
the .15.. Farren, Charles Matthews, Mss.
%Maria, Mn. Glover. Mrs. Ne.biu Rachel,
1Seja,et and Frederic Iamaitre set. I have
heard Pasta. Mahbraa, (:ilii, Pers:sai,
Reber, Tambnuriai and !debauch* sing, and
have sees Tagliesi, Fanny F.Ileal.r, Creite,
and lfuver.ay dance.
Mw se Qat • small he P1.s•r.-
Seed Jb " Sunlight Seep wrappers
hearing the words (' Why lyses a Woman
Leek Old Somme Than • Man "Ito Leen
Ass.. loud., 43 Reno it Teraina, and yes
will retries by pest a pretty picture, tree
from advertlsimg. and well worth framing.
TIM is an may way to decorate year bows.
Tb. .map is the best is the market and it
will wily gest le. aeetmge to seed in the
wrappers, if ire• leave the sods epee.
Write veer mem a rdully. ly
Babeerihe for Ta. Seger- Only $1.00 •
year is adesses.
THE
HOLDEN COMEDY CO'Y
in • Repertoire of
The Latest Plays, Songs and
Dances, and at
POF'VLAR F'RIClfif3_
Thanksgiving and Saturday
MATINEES.
els. apes. Thursday paw- el Pryer
eerier's aseht Aloe.
The Old Reliable
COAL
ALWAYS ON HARD.
NOW is the time to purchase your
HARD COAL. The best and only
SCRANTON HARD COAL in this
market supplied at current prices on
shortest notice.
All Coal Weighed at the Mar-
ket.
WM. LEE
Osiers Illus at WIPER A L231 store
pre■/gy attended to,
ORBIT BAROAIIS !
My entire Sleek of
OVERCOATS
aad
KEN'S AND BOYS' SUITS
r beteg geld at prices
Far Below Cost !
Aloe, the same redeeMsss are being
made la
HATS, CAPS, TOP SHIRTS,
UNDERWEAR, AC.
()Ba anti woe.eds my Goads and Pales.
The place that gives the lest value for your money is the place
you fire looking for to buy your Boots, anti that is why we want
you to see our goods before buying and then you'll not go by us.
Our values cannot tie beaten. How .lo we know ! Well, by the enor-
mous increase in our business since we opened. By the number of net.
Customers we are constantly making. By the many words of praise for
the value we showing that we hear every day. If you have not yet
bought from us we would like you to give us a trial. Your neighbors
deal here -ask them about us.
Our Girls' School Boots, at $1 00, still lead theist all.
Our Women's Glove Grain, Buttoned or Laced, and Oil Tanned,
Pebble Buttoned or Laced, at $1.25, will speak for themselves.
Our Ladies' Dongola, Buttoned, Tipped Extension Soles, at $1.00,
will strike you as a $2.53 Boot.
Men's Working Boot., Bellows Tongue. $1.00.
Men'. Fine Calf, Laced or Gaiter, $2.00.
Mens Fine Dougola, Laced or Gaiter, at $2.00, good value
it *50.
See our hand -made Kips before buying. Extra Stock. Extra
well made.
In case any of our Goods rip we will sew them free.
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H. B. POLLOCK.
The New Shoe store.
BARGAINS!
1 Wool Seal Cape, $16, for $19.
1 Wool Seal ('ape $'30, for $25.
2 Ladies' Coats, $10 each, for $3 each.
4 Ladies' Coats, $5 each, fur $1.50 each
6 Colored Cloth Capes at Manufacturers Price.
:i Ladies Dogskin Coats, worth $30, for $23.50.
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ends of Mantle Cloths
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at-about Half Price.
16 pieces Dress Goods
Slaughtered
Examine Prices.
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20e. for 15c. -25c. for 15c.
Inc- for 15c. -33c. for 20c.
40c. for 29c. -50c. for :40e.
90c- for 60c.-S5c. for 570..
65c. for 45c - 75c. for 50c.
20 Short Ends of Carpet, good Stock, lefts than Wholesale Prices.
'Lou must save money by buying the above Goods from
COLBORNE EROS., GODERICH.
The Great Carpet and Lace Curtain Warehouse
of the County.
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