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THE SIGNAL : GODZRICH, ONT., THURSDAY, DEC $, !$$4.
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Having leased the store lately occupied by Mr. JOHN BUTLER
Corner of Square and West Street, we expect to mot's sometime
in January or February, and as it cont. money to mote. we ha'.e
decided to dear our stock of
-DRY GOODS
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SACRIFICE.
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1t'E RILL COMMENCE OtlR RALE ON
Wednesday, Dec. 5
AND CON 1,NtrE I -)\TIL WE MOVE.
REMEMBER. T . St IS
NO OLD STQCI(
We are asking the people to buy.- You will have the choice of all
our Stock -not a few lines thrown out for a but. We
are asking you to look sit a Stock which is not
only being offered at a
Sweeping Reduction
a,l.t which is also tI oroughly assortt.•1 will( the Newest Goads
of the -easoo
Everything Marked
to Clear!
Our Stock consists of the following lines Ribbons, Silk t'en'et,
Velveteens, Dress Goads. Trimmings,
MANTLES AWAY BELOW COST 1
Mantle Cloth,
Gray Flannels.
Flannelettes,
Canton Flannels,
Table Linen,
Table Napkins,
Butchers' Linen.
Stamped Tray Cloth.,
OlOves.
Bottler).
Over Howe.
Waterproof Coate,
Ladies' Vest and !hewers.
Ladies' Silk Hdkfs.
Storni Collars and Mtrlin,
Children's Boas.
Shawl,.
Lace Curtain,.
Sheeting.
Pillow Cotton,
Flannelette Blankets.
Wool Blanket,.
Tweeds,
Cottona(les,
Mt n s Shirt, rind Drawers.
Ties.
Over Shirts,
Men's Caps,
White Shirt,.
Mne's Gloves,
Corsets,
Cashmere Scarfs.
In fact. everything in thn Stork, marked down to clear out
DON'T MISS THESE BARGAINS
JAS. ROBINSON,
CASH STORE, JORDAN'S BLOCK.
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OUH NICE L4IGE
OF
Larn'Pnr Capes
'tell and et.mier goods mud prices.
C. B. SLOB 1 COs;
McLean's Mock. ter. Square sad MG.NeaIR
GREAT REIOftTIONI
The Decree has Gone Forth - -
- - The Life Most he Applied.
The tir.t Slaughter will commence
on
Friday, Nov. 3Ist,
And ('ontinue even- (lay until
Jan'y 6th -1895.
.Come anti :tree how the "ork is (lone
at the sign of the Red Flat;, on elle
Square,
D. B. CALBICK,
er, sad Fear, ands.
HEWS OF THE DISTRI;'T.
From our own Correspond encs
Here In'arorimatles /ere Year teasel he
■eemd es) earn the -'tees or she
twenty epee'Isite &everted
r.r tae signal.
LANES-
. Messrs. TsV m. and Archie4.
Jonneton ere down visiting friends to Clin-
ton vIcmnity this week.
Re, „' rite.,.. Mrs. Margaret Bowler,
after a tew weeks' severe illness, le now, we
hear, on • fair way to recovery.
tit HAG., PR1rARAn,,•.-. J. .1 Hogan
s working for 1'. 'Cott, osutie him an
preparations to build In rho spring.
A" T. As we go to press we hear Omit
.1. Hutckion removed the intelligence of the
death of hie tether, who resides in Welling-
ton county and left to attend the funeral.
here
soba
and
k.
has
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per,
let,
H,,sia. -Andrew Fiofr►er, who left
about ttrb moothe ato work In the M
ma 1 go woods, retursed last week
reports law waves trod • soarcity of wor
la%inu er. High Y.osickle, who
had the!! l'Itourke farm leaned tor the
two year, is, at the re•iuset of the ow
going to rive up possession on March
18'.eS.
Fig( t%AI Now that the harvest as over,
Gad the Summa u ended, some of our tea
and sugar patrons of the Farmer•' Frleod
Association are Wkieg of holding • revival
meeting.
A 1 nase:g. At the last monthly meeting
of Court lanes, No. BPI, it was resolved to
enrage the night of meeting from the last
Friday night of every month and meet the
hot week night of every month.
t'1-ITUK•. .1. S. McDonald, 11.I'1'., for
:enter !truce, scoompanied by his •moble
partner was down this week, the guest of
t • Scott Miss Jessie F'talayeen, of
tipley vicinity, was visiting inande here
Int week.
Bet Dn, Peter Scott has commenced
preparation for the erection of • large baro
ith stone basement to take the place of one
bleb was destroyed by fire the past Sam -
mer. He has already let the contract to M.
Fowler for the framework sod to 1:eo,Fttoth•
ors for the stonework.
Aaiun*" AM, Ptto1,TATIU4On Friday
snug lent • large represeotatioa of th•
eneregattoo of Ib. Presbyterian °beech
•neembled at the rsetdeoce of Tho.. F.
slay. cos. 2, and after having asocial chatgenre'the genre' topics of the day, the follow
g address, which r .elf•explanatory, wasread
o Mrtw IDA Fi•i.Ay :
Having fully realized the very Important
you have take. In connection with our
oengreratloa • welfare for almost three
ear., ea orgasmsfor tin's* nevem, Sabbath
hool and Society of (bruins" Endeavor,
, ss members cod adherents of Fast Ash-
P'resbyt•ri.n church, take this oppor-
1ty t., °spree, our high appreciation et
ur seryls and high esteem of your
rutin character sod Christian *dorsi for
rood of the convention generally. For purpose we have fathered together this
ening to present you this watch and in
s.°nung it we do Dot wish to have It un -
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20 PER CENTI DISCOUNT!
W. ACHESON t SON.
A late season and our new mantles arriving late, We oomulenec to-
Ilay our entire Stock of over
100 of the Newest and lost Stylish Jackets and Ludes
for this year. Fur Trimmed, Braid Trimmed, Plein Stitched
and Silk Lined.
All Styles of Newest Goods at above
big Discount.
-Thi, mean, n large Ions to us, but the racks
Cleared.
must be
We invite all Latilt's interested in Jacket., tot see thew Bar-
gain, in our large, well -lighted Mantle Rooms.
W. LC$ESON & SON.
Highest price for product..
A BEAUTIFUL RING
looks well on the finger, as every one knows, and the ofpnrtuolty to buy one
ata prim that is satisfactory. is quickly Wien advantage of by the average
individual.
A HANDSOME WATCH
offer
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is even more sought after than • Ring, and to a man, at any rate, to services
are tndup.usable. The chance ot getting one at • moderate cost is seldom
lost nowa,isve.
JEWELLERS
ppo i 1 es jus Dow to all who apNant•te the advantages of selecting
choler articles from • stock that is Large an 1 %arced ark
C. 8a 1117MBE11 & SON.
it their %ew Naiad, wri.ess'. lysate 1- retail, .I al.ra,
would always cherish :he present she was
the recipient of. as • loving remembrance of
the people of East Ashbeld convregauoo,
anti concluded with raving ail present •
cordial welcome to her father's home
hoped that they would all esluy then
to their heart.' content. In the cou
the eveatug • bounteous repaat,pre
the ladies of the congregation, was
of, sad atter spending Inc night in
usn
on amusements they •1l dispersed to
several hones• feeling satisfied tha
eveoieg /peat was both pleasant and p
able.
CARLOW.
To *•Irv. Nor. .r,.
Carlow has lost one of its fairest and most
popular young Wine in the person of Mies
• and Lexie Kennedy, who was united in the holy
selves bends of mm
atnoDy to Angus McKinnon,
nee of of I olboree. WO wish the young couple
P�r•d by ererr happiness on the matrtmonul eat.
partaken John Titbn s new rea m
iJence now eo-
umer- pined and he intends moving Into 11 In a
their tow weeks ,lack, however, as not going to
the allow the old one to go unused. Rumor
r'ht- says he has secured the promiee of • fine
I bird. The old house is new being tatted up
1r& cage.
Dungan
, (Inc evening lately, while the t'hrutua
ward I Eades'orere were bolding their meeting
revive or- >moth s Hill church, some poor
Duo ter, mortal, badly In need ot • cover for
the night, entered the church shed and
took the Iran of a valuabl,• robe helongug
to one of the laden. tin starting for home
the above named arta 1e was mi.es,f, o it
WW1 • cold night. The righteous indigo•
!they
et the young men was so aroused that
they west for the Gssut•nce of detective
Fergufen, and he, with 1,eoer•1 Gordon and
1 Lieutenant George, proceeded to the house
of magistrate Young, who issued a general
if warrant for the searching of some shanties
occupied by some woodcutters in the nein.
icy of the church. After reeelving the war-
rant, they, armed to the teeth, proceeded
to the shanties, w►eh they searched dal
gently, but found to their sorrow that they
must be on the wrong track, as nothing was
found except some aleepisg momenta The
woodcutters were so indignant at being •c.
cored of such a crime shat they i threatened
to have the anarchies party arrested for
false accusation, but atter • good deal of
Winn they inally ,luieted down and the
enrolling party gladly returned to their
homes, •rrlving there at the grey dawn of
morning, vowing in their minds that some.
thing more valuable than buffalo robes
would eall them out again en such • night.
UUNGANNON.
Nonce. The local agency in itis
for Tits Sweet is at the pace of .1. G.
J.P.. ooaveytumr, fess wbo will
den ter suescriptioae, advertising an
work. Gad u authorized to gine repel
amoeate pod for thesame.
Mo.oar, Dec. 3.
Ls&•gi. Jim (•mrwen, West Wawaneeb,
hes leased his farm for • :ertri of years to
Charlet Brows. We wish Cherlss success
Kcci.rothi rl.Al_-A branch of I Kristian
Endeavor Society is in progress of toeing
tormed W connection with the congregation
of Erskine church here.
Ser IAL''I. Tho time for social festivals,
t.a-maetinge and other entertainments is
rapidly approaching. Some of them are
os the way of appointment.
)• A Wiens•. 'tut•& Our deputy post-
master left here the beginning of the week
eu route for Toronto to visit relatives there.
We wish hint a pleasant trip and safe re-
turn.
wlxrrt We ere Just now reminded by
the wearing of furs, heavy cloaks, mantles,
etc., as also the absence of singing birds,
and the natured aed dormant appearance
of Dame Nature, that winter onion is upon
os.
1:tit LTI11A1- In rssp.mee to an advt.
or principal for senior room In Thing►anon
table school for the year of grace l%'tt,5, the
board of trustees has received upward of
1117 applications, some of which hold tint -
Fats non-proteesoonal osrtifiostea
Uv Brrli1.. Messrs. P. Holt, barrister,
and fl. Horton, manager of Huron Iovest-
ant t'ompony of l.oderich, were here ea i
tonnage lot Saturday. We were pleased to
ase our former acquaintances look so chirpy
otwIthstanding the depressing tames.
F:,, 1I-i*[Tt. 41_ Mf: *.reek, of the T
canny of I.ucknow, In the absence of the
pastor. Rev. 11. ,:own, who will be away
missionary work next Sabbath, will con
act divine service in the forenoon and
ra S. Pentland in the afternoon, in the a
ethodi.t church
Cowri.rrII -The beautiful and stately
;deem of Alex. Stuart, the popular reeve
West Wwanoeh, is about completed and 'e
, with he family, will ere bog occupy t. th
• wl.h them health ted many years
spines In It. It adds creakily to the a
ranee of the premiss and 'Dusty.
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BLUEVALE-
T. s•I•Ay, Dec. 4.
J. A. Tetley, Molesworth, is hone on the
sick list.
Thos. Jewitt occupied the pilplt in the
Methodist churn last Sunday night.
Wm H. Stewart, ir., lett for Toronto on
nesday to attend the School of i'edagoey.
Mrs. Charles R'ain.ley, of Bayfield. was
renewing old .quainteees here lot week.
J:obert retarenn has bought the house
belonging to Geo, Macdonald and moved
oto it this week.
Miss late Patterson, of (:alt, who has
been visiting In this vicinity for seen. time,
turned home last Saturday.
A
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onic people
e residence of A Patience a ad trip at
•ad tripped
Pthe tastmc tee 1:11 the wee hour' in
g.
The •eniversary services in the Methodist
of th
that Wm. Holland, of Ashfield, has sold hu
farm of one hundred acres to Mr. Gold
thoroe, of Maitleadville, for the rum of
$2,800. As there an on the premises end
buildings, large bearing orchard, choice
fruit, and a quantity of valnable timber, we
presume he has wet • good bargain.
ARSrsi. It•TeRTAt•w..T. The annual
e ntertainment under the auspices of the one•
er gatien of F:rskine church, mnnseasg of
addresses, music, recitations, dialogues and
rutin supper, will be heldthe Erskine
in rch here on Tuesday evening, 11ec. 18th.
Meocheeter choir is exawted to be in at -
feculence. Further articular, in our sect.
Co., CRT AS1. Lr. Thar. A cement and
lecture, under the auspices of fluogan000
Methodist church choir, will he given in
tbu Methodist church on the inning of
y, ltecember 141.h. at 7:30 r.w. Rab-
id lecture, " An Evening with Robert
tyre at I,rimbey Park," by Rev. Jos.
of (:odareh. Weather pennints& a
turnout a etpocted ort the ooeaeton.
melee LAuis. flaring Inst wink
1:ra an enterprising farmer in Ash.
sniff to Hugh (assn (wh. m w.11
s o the popular dm Deputy Reeve
hitw14, an • se eaarprisl.g dealer
can ne and
'khemee wethMA did lamb.'
shed es i ientrumon
t weigh scales averaged • little over
pounds each. it pays, eves though
are Iww to rains geed Iambi, o Mr.
Loos. how to de. R, the way, they
he hest drevw of lambs as to quality 1
ere sn1d in this vanity Ws esesee,
M all whe have mon
ere atroisom l Mr. May
ehureh will he held on Dec. 4th, mid en the
Monday (*flowing • tea meeting will be
held, after which the Revs. ltv. Gifford sad
11. Penis, of Wiavb•m, W. F ,:err, of
I Wroxeter, A. T. Harley of Blwevals, will
' give address. Tie ifhsa*rer choir will
I funi.b the mesio.
DUNLOP.
The architect ie 'molding ak tchen for A
11' illume.
We regret to hear of the regent accident
1 which befell our former townsman, ,lona Ire,
; who was popular with us .11 dun. his stay
here.
This week we enioved a trammel visit to
' P'orter's 11111, daring wbiee we saw • sum-
bwr n( old friends, noose them • popular
baehelor whe s on the Board of Eduoatisn
of the programme* capital of the (',Iderater
township. Our theme Ignited but little oa
the peptised questions of in day, or nu the
cornier election* i.• the municipal world,
but n more interestiag
perhaps, add • new residentto the nem -
mummy.
that we claim It to be value 1.r 1 Frio
your services, Mt we present it ae miner int
.oeveatr of the good will exerting between I Melo
yourself and the congregation. Along with lige.
it we extend towards you hest wishes and
kindest rog•rde for your future welfare'. g"�
We, on behalf of the people of the emigre- w..
anion and the memine of the W.1 M.S .Id
wish yon • merry 1'hrutmss and • geld,
Neer 1 ear happy kens
Sivied is Mhallo1 theewmgrwgation 01 A•
Mae. k. E. La•a, is
Matu:A.trr F1R..t wa eAeh
lanes, Nov. .10th, it1*. nt•tkw
Mies Finley replied with • few • ro Ib,
me
remarks, expressing her heart felt thanks, Gray
to the congregation Inc the great hoidens were t
she had rs..s.d at their hands, saying that I Lem, w
she felt amply repaid Inc .11 bet taken in es Irmo
ossesstien wills beteg orgenret, and that she i sham.
e Clew and es le.eHer,
!h me Aft,, yaae.mseptets lady la the
herself arrived at the
yrs .1 two -erne yearn She called her
daughters spread her and said : 'My dean,
1 have hers the beat .rid bertha Inc may
yes : i propels sew M cultivate my mind
.ad taste, and let yen de the work, Rho
.leek to it. sad the earls had to take bold.
The swibl. sad Indy is sew sleety, wisk a
Rood
stash el heals►, i.e.111 fay, .ed
ENTLEGJPIS GOODS
Char full Xtock of MANTLES will be offered at
25 PER CENT.
under regular prices. All the above are this nt:tu►a's purchases and
style« bought direct from the Manufacturers.
DRESS G000Si
The greatest Bargain.'* ever offered in (.loderich in the Drms Geode
trade. Just note the following reductions
From one-half regular prices up to
Wholesale Price
for the whole .tock
16 ends of l'drpct at Bost and under.
TERMS CASA.
COLBOPWE BROS., GODERICH.
The Great Carpet and Lace Curtain Warehouse
of the County.
Extraord i nae
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Offering!
N account of an important change to take place in our Husines.
about the 1st of JANUARY, 11(413, it has been decided that
the large awl viiirieei Stock of FANCY GOODS and CHRIST-
MAS NOVEi.TIES tuust be reduced to one half its present
size. This announeetuent to the Ladies of Oo derich i. alone sufficient
to ensure a speed- clearance of a Stock of Goods which is conceded to
he one of, if not the Largest and Brightest Range of Fancy ane1 High
Art Goals in Western Canada, and affords a grand opportunity -arid
One seldom offered at this season of the year --to procure eluant and
most desirable Goods at prices within the resell of all. Ordinarily the
merchant relies on December to produce great results. In this casette,
Stock roust move out quickly and profits are swept out of sight. For
the convenience of Customers as well as ourselves we have divided the
Stock into lot, and s.1 arrange(' that the different Classes of Goods may
be examined at leisure and without confusion. Experts in the F
Goods business will be present to wait upon you and assist. if required,
in selecting Stock to be made up.
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that the Entire Stock is at your Disposal, and at Prices
.imply 1-napproachable.
A Line of very cheap Trilliums' Hata, a Specialty
MRS. R. B. SMITH.
cheerfulness, plus several industrious child
rep, grand -children, and gre•t-grasdchild-
ren.
tusalamthe *nee M *be scrim', Falk.
There wu, some little pictures there about
rat Inches square and marked
Little l'Ictery for • Child's Album.
And -los1•k ea, to me, " 1 believe i'11 buy
one of '.tn tor Hebei album that I rot her
Int 1'hrutmGs.
Ser he, " 1 ve got ten mate in ,-hang, :
but probable,' se, he, ' at wee t be ov er eight
MI
Segts. '
1, ' lent be to, sanguine, Josiah
Allen.
tie. he ' 1 am never s•nguutary without
wood hone sense to back it up. The
throwe.l in • chronic, three feet sonar) with
the last Calico dress you bought st Joo.s-
nlle, and ilia, heist over five or six laches
long.
' Well,- eez 1, . buy at it you went to.'
' Wall,' sez he, ' that's what 1 lay out to
do, mom.'
do he accosted • Columbian Guard that
stood sigh. and sebe ' I'm •-goin' to buy
that little p.cter, I want to know it 1 an
take it home u m7 pocket
" That pectic,' w he, ' s twenty thous-
and dollars. it if owned by the German
\•tioaal Gallery, .ed ,s loso.d by bar
and se. he with • ready flow of knowledge
inherent to them guards ' Use artist,
Adolphe Mesuel, is to German art what
Mesaooer a to the Freas►. Hu pictures
are all bought by the National Gallery, and
be Ian: enormous sums.'
Josh almost swooped away Notbia'
tobut add to hde is mortification. did()51y f simply
said
• Babe will prize that enter, Josiah Al-
len.'
And ha se: ' Re • fool if you want to :
I'm a-g0to' to get saothia' to eat.And be
hurried along at • dog -trot.
There were 181, of the Thogsasd Llan.
sold last Summer, realiri.a $32,110, or $127
per acre.
BAKDRY
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4 • • RICH.
.JOHN A.
REEN
hes established a now Bakery sad Con
fcctio.ery Store nn iiamilton st. in
Ilarrie'm old Stand, where he will keep
constantly on hand everything in
lime of (food Bread, Cakes. and Paetey
of hest sake. Large Loaves at 8 Ma,,
and singly hoaxes at 4c.
No 1•oinhination ; no extortion: Reel
everything to Gait the times and tie
pockets of the peeopl„
if you want Good Prowl and Chep
Breed leave your orders at the New
Bakery, on the Hgaarr.
Wedding Oaken a Apse/laity.
Bread delivered to all parte of the
town.
J01111 £, warn.
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asy £boI
There are Shoes and Shoes and
Shoes thousanits of different
Styles, but the Shoes we buy are
noted for being Ka•y Shoes, easy
in three ways fit easy, feel easy,
and oost easy in Firms Goods
for Ladies and Gents we keep
such well known makes as
Slaters. King's, and McPherson's
.nl we have earned the reputa-
tion of selling on very small
profits. Hut we are going to go
'.1111 one point better still. Some
lines are Roll out of size*, so we
will clear them out. This is ho
we will do it
Ladies' Vici Hid Buttoned,
French proems sole, (easiest Shea'
mei lei plain figure price, $3.25;
clearing at t.!.45.
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Ladies' Dongola Buttoned,
hauel tarnewt, J. I). King's, regu-
lar price, $2.75; clearing at $1.90.
Gent's Picadilly Oalf Sewed
" Slaters $3.50 Bal," 11) pai r.l
left, going at 12.40.
Gent's Calf Bal or Gaiter,
sewed, McPherson's, plain figure
pnee, 12.50, going at $1.90
In Mises' and Children's,
Hoytt' and Youths' Hoots, we ask
you to get prices before buying.
Boys' Buff Laced,
hand rieettetl hottom,colid leather
auntrrw and insoles, sines I to 1i
for 95e•.
Boys' Seamless Grain Boots,
hand bottomed, for $1.25, .art[ will
give you a pair as a present if you
will show as an inch of shod iy
in thent.
A lot of Men's Butt. Boots,
std aies., is $1.25, $1.50, and
$1.75 goods, clearing at 500. a pr.
of Girl's Boots,
hi $1 and $1.25. beat. and (aced,
odd shies, going at 50c. per pr.
We're still Hustling
out our owe mak. of Iortg iup
hops for sten. They're money
savers for roe ()rat our priers.
Repairing Done Tike Lightning.
B, POLLOCK,
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