The Signal, 1895-1-10, Page 4MORNING
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the prig' pas year
Look sa tone Imbd.
Ile a Wadten lbs dal.
U are paid up. BeelhM it to tot
f.:, into arrear.
•haws et 04Are. V dssirmt, 1..•b
a the new manes remit he en ..e.
ad•er*1Mo fusses
q.■d otaer email '4veetieenmets, 40'.
list f..r arm sada omits per line
• •u beep Seat tamttten, M.s.urrn by
.. 1 goal.
age wade of ME Seen not mbar. $ per
sena Vacant. of �. strayed,
meatsg14.•tis.' anted and
('banes tiv Ica 4Eeeeding 8
apart... ei per
n■ stale mad en lois. not to
1 bur., el for stet messaft, a0e. pe.
month. Larger alms. is propc•rtt••n,
sDecal notion, the of which ■ to
_ the pecu.lary hanollt of any l.r"-
! or comulem7. V 14 considered .r a1
anent and chewed burly.
ed oaks in trips one cent 4••r
se.ot••w One fie.
jewicee is orlleary reading tyre two
Aar word. No mike for Moo t ae.■....
4or churchsomed tuber religious and
et institutions bole rata.
metal C.oaew's Adveirsl•.meat*.
hotted osonber el ifiiIpfil�ed •dvrnt.r
will be assortedet Um wing rata•• :
, one tuosrUsa tri 44
four ineariboe(Ili
three vrtloothlr .10
•• six ,.u• . S 't0
'• roe year
No advertisement Imp Om two tnche...n
length will lee eniesigiftE ow above
per not. diseoo.t ler cash pa) o1.-nts
on throe most heeatt.mt ; M per oent. or. ..x
month.'. sod 15per mit, ea a year's, These
000diuo•s will beotriotly softened.
About ••Tb..tg aro t.ovim r•
9ob.eriber wbo taU to res'ive Tu. t, 10, tL
regularly. either by onerior or by mail. will
oowfrr • favor by .oquet.Uag ton of the fact at
as early a date as pont' Ms.
RelJecte4 maa.sortpb cannot be returned.
Correspondence unmet he written on ono side
•f Pomo only.
t. hNtebee'e melee.
LIQ J. C. le Tou..t. of °odernch. has been .p
bl.p0mted Local Trov.11log Agout for • .r 'ow r.
(dee o Ooderbk. ONberf.. Aabfietd and Ws
a
Rt L•oal poetmamtons ever the district are ,Sao
ti empowered to receive subscription. to Tut
t.
i All oommunicatl..w mom be addressed to
1 M
D Meo)ILLICU4rDY.
Tna 8toast,
Telephone Call 211. Ooderlch. t►et.
aODsfICH. THURSDAY. JAlt. Its 41110.
IF by any mischance husines, . alley
committers Sat 000s, Dr ',tor and W
away as the evening of a Donnell meetug
during the present mow, deputy reeve Hot r
would feel like • solitary huckleberry in a
saucer of cream, arse In.esome as (how t -
t Aa. the only Dem.al.tic representative to
the Mickig.a LegislNore.
THE majority in the a,wn (o.ncil ..f
1896 will be as dray to the hands of the
potter so far as Mayor BI•TL.K s eencernetl.
His will be the controlling mind on every
goestioo and cm every abject his word will
be kw. When he will votes an opinion .o
me will dare to say him nay, or woe betide
the gs.etioner. He is open now for any-
thing from tree-Iwti,bering by a telephone
company to the fenei.g of the Court Howe
&yuan by • moue, and the man who rashly
attemp4 t.o rains protest against has action
may well fear a.mthema Il arm atba.
THOSE foolish Liberals who 1.ere
ajoi.d into voting for Rtm.at and a l..
Patau must have ('it like kicking then -
solves whoa they caw the Tories courr•tu
lofty one another aroasd the bonfire b
](e stre.l street, as they listened to the
\wierd.ad blery notes of the alleged bras
bend Monday last. It ie • well -knows
be, that the Tories run every position. from
p...ttk•@p•r to member of I'•rltsme•t. on
g•rjetly linensy lineand we would advise
e.d•d trite who mum' stand up
far priscipll to sever their coesection with
the party to whish they profess .Ilegtance
and sabots with the Tories i. • becomingly
d.oet meaner. Don't be like crow. root
ing es the tease to we ea which side the
'arriea in
THI; esteemed N.whliecord, of ('lin
reea. i emeged in laying out work for the
.•wl7.eleated conedil of that lively (dachas
PK the made. year. A..Sg t the sugga-
tia.s wade are A town Moak : better
01.0.4. ; s system of waterworks; • pork
fernery :.nd • furniture faster,. And as
if that was cot • pretA' gond shore for any
tows manse is wrestle with. they put O0
the list se • rider that the Mafia must be
lowered. We ass toll oar eet.emed cos-
4emp•ewry that if their proposed water
works system will pay se bobber tam lode.
rioh Pas dope there will be 114ab Amoco of
lowering (.'li.ton'. taxon : sad the rate
payees would have to live en bemh-pink.
and wind-pueldiar for a i am. b wake the
streets of Clinton minable he the Spring
sad Felt
el • months( vt salvoes, .a1 when the Mille
Yee comes More the commit there will be
very few tots •gasat the proposal. A
.hoose piny policy savor pays amid Ter-
cet., has found it out to ►Y .e.
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THE GLOBE DOES THE PHtfNIX
THE TORONTO sem
TORONTO was visbed by the moat
�asatrows ire 1. its Phar, BIW s-
ieg last. O.e Immo wee killed and 1ve,
.ending the chis of the Ws were
✓ easary isj.r'ed, and .soli, tbao.•g••rta
of a million dollars worth el 1M' ti eM'
O 0•1441 -
The lire broke out in The Globe ease end
spend wlIh e.eh earthily that 4M 1.0VOM.
• m.th•de is w is Tommie erle+d W-
edowee* te may its preemie mill groat
=wee dens. i osera ` deabs caw
M iodises We 'div 1> e -
ply Oho per.
gpeial ase
MS dime
Ike
Yr
instil
emelt elm Amen pressors
space of s ..m►..1
,ge fine@ wb.p. w Mi'llllgs
aim W es
31;1' N DAY mooting last The Toronto
Glebe went up to .mo►e, so to speak to
building, files sad ether valuable smote,
with the exueptioe of its towline 14.ta hay
toe bras completely destroyed but on
Monday morning, thanks to the Rood othms
of i4 eoutemporones, chief amongst which
was its oppouoot, The Empire, it came out
so chirpy and well appearing that o0 one
would have believed that it bad been w
terribly tried by Ire • few hours before.
Such a feat shows the vigor, still •04
discipline that prevails amongst the men
who take upon themselves the onus of
bringing out a great daily newspaper, and
proven alio that .1 '. \W u i ,-o,. the mausg
tag editor, and 4 . N' Titl..t., the business
manager, were e.,u•1 to thy occasion in every
reelect.
The laobe is • credit tot'aaadiau Journal -
and its brethren of the, press, frotn
on. end of the country to the other, not
only s) mp•thize with it in its severe trial
and great loon, but hops that Ib present
set back will be an incentive to even greater
effort thea in the poet and better reaulti
SNAP SHOTS.
.k �ul.s.•ri1„'r *aka. who woo the
'leTiln0 for M.•Lxa, and Bcn.as • In an-
•wer car motto say that we don't krw
whether the overturn woe caused by MA'.
♦i , \w t„0,, A, I. 1t Il. i.13•13.414,1;111W03
I ..err. or Elio, a,a H.•I rt:K, for they all
worked energetically
The cows el.. t,•.1 the new eOUflu 4 I,
and don't you forget it, and the public are
hereby warned against sending eommunis-
none on the nuiinoo to TOE SI•.,AI. here -
•f ter. The cows own this town, and any
one woo deosn't like the coos is at liberty
to leave town
Now it will he in order for our
esteemed loo.( comtemporary to claim that
R.1K1(1,,T Metst.s wag elected on account of
the way THE SN:%,41 opposed him during
the put year. It. wili be out as truthful es
any other remark it may make.
We feel lite the Irishman who
was togged over the fence by the isfunated
bovine. " Are you hurt enquired . par-
erby. "The divil • hit," wag the reply.
•' only (km kilt and apathies.."
•
The next time tills blooming
town gets loaded sp with immorality this
jouroal of civihiation will let the good peo-
ple pray their way out and vote as they
pray. 1 romisp
The coming Methalikt revival in
North st. church I.e't coming any too soon
to Rive • ehance te the backsliders on else -
tion day to get .board once more.
The b..ntire \lo.day evening was
• great tribute to that oew NArt.a/% of
municipal reform, ft••alkT M. Ls.A., sad
the " hand mime. was a dandy.
The -winch Grits oho voted for
It' i L►.K ad M. I.I:A. may now have •n
opportunity of kicking the,neelves tar being
tooled with the .o -party cry.
Reeve Paoeferteal w,4,. .!caned by
the straight Tory vote and .11141.41[1115: spa
pathvrre. An analysis of the wards will
prove tho to bo tris.
Thio will be K good year for the
Royal Templar. to agitate for. redncties of
the hotel licenses in town, but it won't be
dote, all thermion.
If BILL t'o.TLrrHNAITE had been
induced to run against 1'04r Him r, there
would have bee a new depoty-reeve in
(:oderich this year.
Now, let Ue all 1,11, kl,• dowel to
work and try to; make enough money dur-
ing the year to face the financial report of
Ileosmber nett.
\\-e expect to tee the January
minutes of the county combed loaded down
with resoluti.••v in favor .f Godertcb by
tbe new reeve.
,ions BI 1a .Eh is as (honest, pious
and respectable as the meta and women who
voted for him. He is tbs ideal of his sup-
porters.
The Iv I,'kapN.l Indian, inset have
voted for the other fellows this time, and
pot some of their 'cure all in the ballet -
boxes.
`We don t know whether if was
• January thaw, • landslide or • tyclow,
but it got there just the gam'
The ' You're a d- --4 liar " can di
date ems enthuskttiolly endorsed by the
' hrutian voters of l .odertch.
The 1:efnrot ..0 n. 1ilor, won t be
responsible ter mush of the Mameos of this
year
Etcrytlung penults that a)Eentle
man n.ene.! 41' ,... will be tows humor for
1iCty -- -
The (:rite in the council are like
raisins ,n ,tete.-Dake few sad far browses.
It was a sort of Waterloo, with
the yt'.11i.gtes bees@ throws u.
Monday Iaet was evidently RUT -
LIR A McL.All'e Benne a -Dep.
THE SIGMA= It where Jolie
lbwtaa woes W
--lot aaiF p04-41 s`a 1 141o.4ay
Bleb A wavy esd4lse death eee.rr.d i.
Slyth y. irembiag lest Arthur
T al T years, 1•d hese to •
M.�• op
supper the previewenssiy, ..d
wee be bed Ion his mn.l gad heath end
spirits Ria roe% wife ares le Om mora-
ine. end to • hew abase, went
to obi Mr heehaw. PIM hood him dead.
The phpabie..eh. wee eared in areal Wes
he W did in W sleep Irma sgegin;F.
TIE SIGNAL : OODWCH. TIIIIRSDAY JAN. 10. 1095. •
WHAT WE MAY EXPECT.
The clouds to lift.
Most to drop to Sc • woad.
The oast of waterworks mai to increase.
No 4it0Uos at the team canned board is
1496.
To reach the bottom of the toboggan
a b4e.
Th. moral condition of the town to to
...mew hat changed.
'floe mayor's billiard plant to he once
more granted a liana,
That Riffling will simile Ivo chairman
of the speedisg committees
\„n Wia.i.ta.s'•y to M an applicant for
the pooitwo of waterworks e.gi•eer.
'that Keeve )(,'LsAY will brine the hod's
01 refuge to I i'oderteh after it s butt.
That WILLIAM 1'sol•n,••or will have se
seater time In 1896 than he had t0 1894.
Some .1 the loud protan of the K. 'f. of
T. to ,Int lying about co0siste.cy in vot-
onr.
!!assn. Hots. Sago ony WILw„ and
11, .tor to be pl•oed om the 'eatery com-
mittee.
A memorsl to the t:overwn,eat, asking
that tho police magistrate's wn,mtasioo lie
cancel led.
Mayor li.Tt.sa to grow a brood new set
of wings to replace the one. that were clip.
pod last year.
.•caw 1. A. ut.,.e, to have an exalted
opinion of some of the brethren whom he
wrote lheaoelurn ois Mof ayor K, FLEW, lady
friend., with tmmuntty guaranteed to them
in each and every inetanoe.
That If • new constable as required is
' •..Ierich the year .lou, Y' 1.1 and .ed
.1 .ass F AI:K will ret the position
That deputy -reeve HOLT will be tide
ch•irn'an of the finance oomn.,. tee,so as to
hear the reepoesieitily o1 isereaead taxarise
sett year.
WHAT THE PAPERS SAY.
.. lr.IKi%h L 'soot.
ton,nto `star : A lesson to be learned from
the .•ivic enouiry and the report of Judge
McDougall is that corruption attends the
s!•, of public franchisee, and the bat way
to ',reveal that corruption to t1 retain the
franchise unite' direct civil cootro.. Not
(oily :in traud thereby pryer too, but the
mun:ctpaltty will eniny the•proate.
w 11 (T 410(T TI r''e6 Tiff E1.I •441.
Toronto Telegram Amerman statesmen
may all he boost. but they all grow rich.
British and Canadian statesmen incline to
the other extreme. The New York World
notes the fact* that (;Iadsteue to compara-
tively poor, and that Sir John Thompsou
was very poor, and Daly wishes that the
Public men of the ('aced States will culti-
vate that form of Asglom•ni• which maw
castes poverty with dietiagui.bed public ser-
vo«.
A Warelaa.
Toil,* Editor of Tut Llu.teAL
I,E.K Slit • lie ka0l enough to publish
the following : It may be • warning to those
implicated. i ant informed by a reapectoble
lady who resides in the town that whale aloe
and too lady companions were returniug
home from church one Soiled' tight re-
cently between nine and ten o'clock they
were molested and totalled lay four
young men who wanted to walk with them.
The young moo's names are known. Ono of
them threw hie mat over one of the young
lotion' heads on the street. The girls were
insulted by the actiess of these impudent
know-nothings. If it were not that my in.
torment is • respectable lady and doesn't
wish to •poser In a police court the boys
would he up at an early day and i hate no
authority to say they won't yet be charcoal
before the police magistrate with their 0en-
duet oa the Huron Road, • little South of
Mr Wear herald's house. A NEI•:R5OR.
I . oderich..l on. 1st. 1 RAS
CLOSED A SUCCESSFUL S4,OW.
I'.,.Itrym•• to Meet at Pert Hope Moat
Tear -T►. Oilleere.
Nt.'s* HAwaton, Ont., Jan. 4. -- The
Ontario poultry exhibit closed • most
. ucee.sful show to -day. The annual meet-
ing war held in the "William Tell" ball
ye.terday. After a spirited .oaten ter-
twern fort Hope and Guelph. the former
place was ,elected to hold the ..how next
year.
The following officers 'err elected :-
1're..ident, II White, Port (lope . let V ice-
l're,idrnt, iAVni McNeill. London; d
Vice -President, t;. S. Oldrieve, Kington ;
Tram -tomer. (:e.. I:. Mc('ormick. London
Seor'tary. Tbo,. A. Hr..wnr. Loodon;
1►elegaten to Industrial Exhibition• .1. IMI -
worth and W. Harter, Toronto . Delegates
to Western Fair, J. H. Saunter. and ii. G.
Mc('ormick, London ; Directors. Tho.. A.
Duff. Toronto, S. W. t'lemo, Galt. Jun.
('rowe. Guelph, Jno. ('ole, Hamilton. W.
C. Trow, 1.indeay. W. T. Gibhtand,
Naeiat.e, 14. Rice, Whitby. A. Hogue,
London. (' Mamie, Port Hope. '
The meeting was sddres.ed by A. G.
Gilbert, manager of the Poultry Depart-
mentof the Experimental Farm, (Ptawa;
Prof Mills, Ontario Agricultural Collage;
(' l' ,lame., Deputy Minl•ter of Agricul-
ture for Ontario; .1. I). Moore, 111 P.1'..
W' R Plum, Gro. ('tare and G. G. Mc
Corrniek. Mousy, wry.• res 1 by C. F.
Wagner, Toronto, .1 ihlworth, Toronto,
.1 Meyers, KOenath, That. A. Duff. To
(onto. The latter gentleman was warmly
congratulated by Prof. Mills and C. C.
.Lameo for his clever essay, "Poultry on
the Farm."
About :100 attended the meeting in the
evening when a variety programme of
amigo and musk (neatly by local Ment
and addreloe.l by several of the shout
gentlemen admirably entertained the
audieuee.
Near items, N.Y., se Mrs. Robert
Iinghe.. Mrs. Owen Iarkin, and a stun el
Mr. Hngb. tie coed Roden, drove on me
1ehigh Valley track. their cutter w0t
. trur•t icy • pn.mel.getr teeth, and ell three
rrrnp_n4 of the eater were Instantly
killed.
rart of the Minot* ('central Hoopltal for
the ioeane at Anna, eomprieing over half
of the retire building, was destroys d by
nn oft Friday. All the patients, to the
number of 1140, were, It is thought, waft
removed It t• repnrud that a female Me
tendant mated bide Anderson has hese
burned
,lodge Mrlkesgoil's report on the Myer
t1g•tie. Into Toronto monAetpl afalrs
was handed met Thursday. after -
wank for -AN, J. H vermeil and
wove .. roil, taken to the etrtblel
.wta.g b
bell. They me •h•rg•A with
MAP gwIlina/ r dols/01111_.
COLOSSAL CLEARING SALE !
11111111 11111
FOR some time past there has been considerable "noise" among the Dry Goods fraternity in this vicinity. One
or two of the merchants, by special effort, managed to get down near real Cash Store Prices on a few lines for
a day or two. They termed them "Bargain Days," and the idea of seeing bargains in such places c aused
some excitement, and they really did do one day's business ; but the trouble was, the people who went look
ing for the alleged bargains, failed to discover them, ' o the second attempt didn't pan out. There'll be no barg ain
day buncombe abou. this sale. Colossal is a big word but we clean it in its biggest sense. Every day from now
until the 20th of February, we'll make Prices in every Department never before touched in this County.
BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT.
To begin with, we're going out of the Shoe business. We haven't room
for thew : our ever incr:••sing Shy (:oafs bu.inese is crowding theist out We '
could sell them in bulk at a rate on the dollar, but we refer to give our cue I
tolners the benefit of the neces'.try sacrifice, so E Y PAIR will he
bought directly- from the t reputable maker, at their closest cash quotes I
tions, this is an extoptioll4l opportunity which may not soon occur again.1
There being over 250 different line., we cannot quote them all, but we give a I
few represetitxtive prices. Please renienier Home quotations are not ••baits,''
but are fair samples of the values. E`% aji'4Y PAIR i., marked in plan
figures et less money than they actually frost
Regulae charism flossier ('p3 I+at
Women. Airy laces Men's fang Boots t Split p $11 75 $1 I""
r
(loots tt5 65 Men's Long Hoots( Heat y
Women's Buff Late Boots 1 00 75 Split) 2 2:r 1 :,U
Women's 11Iove I:rain Men's Long Booth( -Kip 2 75 1 9:c
Late (loots 1 25 80
Women.* Doo„els Lace
Boots ,
Woinrn s I Iongola ince
Boots
Women. Glove Grain
Itutton Boots
Women's Fine Dongola
Button Boots . ..
\Women's - Fine Dongola
Button Boots.
Woolen's Fine Dougal&
Button IloOtar...
Women's Fine Dongola
Button Boots
Women's India Slippers
\\-omen', Tweed sewed
Slippers. ... •.
Mens heavy Lace Boon'.
Men's heavy Ince Boots
Men'. solid Kip Lace
Boots
\L,'n s'extra heavy grain
fate Boot,' ' water-
marked at lolls than the manufacturers' price .'t'. the bulk of our '.tock was
Men', rum Buff Lace
Boots.
Men's Calf Llee Boots.
Meta ai Cordovan iace
(toots
NI en s Dongola Lace Boots
)I en's(:enuiue Australian
Kangaroo, hand sew-
ed
I 75 1 15
2 50 17:'
1 _'5 ' 80
1 50 , 100
1 1+5 125
' 50 1 67
3 :10 2 4i
90 62
25 16
1 00 68
1 20 K0
175 1 18
2 1 48
1 40 98
2 50 1 60
:1 25 3 25
4 60 1 75
5 00 3.25
similar lines ami prices in Gaiters.
We're going to c• elebrate this sale by giving _'0 per cent off our close mark-
ed cash price of every man's or begs suit in our store. Taking into consider-
ation the fact that we mark our goods strictly on the cash and one price plan,
this means a discount equal to 40 or 50 per cent. in the long credit, two price
stores. We have added largely to our stock in this department this season,
and can show sa large a range of strictly new goods as any store in the -
tion. Remember this is not s sale of a few unsaleable lots, but every snit,
man's or boys, from the lowest prices to tha best. goes et, in many cases less
than the manufacturer's price.
Men's Long 13ootell .il
(van Kip).. ..... :t 50 2
Kin's Long Boot, t Felt) 2 25 I
Melt's High Buckle Felt
Ilootr _ 25 1
Men's L ce Rubber Boon 1 2'
Men's Buckle Rubber
Boots ...... I 40
Mens sewed Carpet Slip
pen.. 40
men's Arctic I hyrshoes. 1 40
Men. Mackinaw Sox fro
Boy's heavy tate Boot. 90
Boy's Fine Ruff lace 1
Boy'+ Grain Lace Roots,
waterproof ..... 1 75 1
Boy's' Long .Iloote I split) I :'1) , 1
Boy's Long Boots (Kip) 2 25 1
Boy's Buckle Rubber
Boots 1 25
@Mit (:love Grain Lace
Boots I00 !'
Ziie3 s kangora Lst'o
Boots( Waterproof) 1 35 11:1
Girls 11 love 1:rain Button
Boots 1 04) 60
Girls Fine Dongola But -
25
29
.50
50
80
00
91.
38
55
20
ULSTERS AND OVERCOATS.
We oder in this .le[wruuent without doubt the emelt astonishing value ever
heard of in this stiction. Iteail the prites, esathiee the goods you'll i.enr
out what we say.
P.�11I.r l'le'•rtDK
value. pr.ce,
Mens all wool Tweed overcoats $
soli elsewhere at $ti for .1
Ment Bla.•k Worsted overcoat[,
geed value at 57.50 for 1
Men s all wool Frieze I'litt'r. ex
tra length, plaid lining, deep
stone collar, acorn p.o.-kete.
would he goal value at
Se.:,et far .
'Men's in .Iiuni Browu all wool
Frieze 1' Isters,siorut pockets
"toren ('.filar. fine riuish,
easily worth $10. for .... . 760. Every ('oat, Man s or boy's, in stark
Mens Light Fawn Frieze 1'I• I marked at'•lestPig pricier,.
l auie' Ira. 'tet
*-tewore.rpan.
,ilk .tit.h,.l, made
:IU; and trimmed in the tory
Best manner, worth 911, for 9
90 Men', Fine Iaur Melteu 1 )ver -
j
toot", m:tilt' and trimmed I` 7 *oral t.• ordered work, goad
value .it 11 _
for 9•'
Boys Cape',tett•oat*, 14 for... •(►
Boys all «tool Frieze l'Isterw,
storm pockets. storm collar
$5.50 for. , :l ; :.
NI
LADIES' 000D3.
Regular Cte.ri.g
gales. price.
Iawlie* 4
all wool _ '
1.01 es i,lark ,emacs„
l'a" huHNv' Hoot
Lad:.•.' Jeep!
loon y Jecut (7o,riot.
PT. ...Ali !louble width
vier!", rill
o ort and 414 is
Way •kmble •L11.1:
Tweed dre.s woods
10 Pere wool, doe bye width
50 Crepan .frese galls
all new colon :and
so I black, the newest
. and prettiest coatis
of th•• ,*neem
69 Meaty doul.le width. AIL
wool Twee.(. suit•
ton Boot..... ..'.. 1 75, 1 IS
Remember every pair Overshoe,:,
Rubbers, Slippers, etc., actually less
than manufacturer' price.
CLOTHING DEPART.
:t5
0
-
Itagsl.r 1 '7rartag
moue. pr10e.
1Ll. f. it l'hikiMn's
cloak -. ••0: -
I''iftor•e 4, Zht
color, mow SpringSpringPri'it- wide ttidligtl.
1:. loot coo.... .
Twelve pattern*. dark
.tllorl r:ttertis,t, . 1 '
i Ji Too p..tte' •.. Aloaker
Fcu.n••i. _•rr•1 w.•ar
21! 1 in:; cloth.. . lit
1Ten pett•ni Shaker
Flannel, extra wide I 2.
Ladie. heavy wool
Hhawl '• this season'.
pattern, . : '4) ( '.•:•'
39 ia.lie..' , heavy wool
$hawh.thi,.eason a
plattern.. .... 3 7:.
1 tet
'.ti
MEN'S AND BOYS' GOODS.
Regular ' leanest
votos. price.
Men'Ss all wool !lox .�' Ii In
Men's all wool `lox .... 20 I _
Men'. Braces t Leather
ends) ..
ea's Braces, I Exits
tine, ..... . . _ 511
en's hest y ribbed (lot
ton Shirts ani
Drawers . .
Mows heavy ribbed t
1'nioe Shirt. and
Drawers .
men's extra heavy, all
wool Shirts and
1►rawer..... .
Men. tine*II wool Shiro
and . . .Drawers ;N►
Men fine all wool strip
e11 Shirts sod
Drawer* 1 00
\I en s Napa Td., Fleece
lined Mi 50
Men's `apo bit
lined itt. 1)()
ile. s Napa T knit
-
M
Clserlwe
• ts. price.
Men'.goadwearing Blur $ _
Serge suits well trim-
med and made 6 00 3 80
Men's fine check Tweed
suits well made and
trimmed . 8 W :, 40
Men's fine check Tweed
suits, well made and
trimmed. 10 00 6 60
Men's fine imported tweet 1
suits, best make and
finish . ..... .... 14 00 N .
Boys piece Serge suits. 50 1 60
Boy's 2 piece Tweed suits 3 00 200
Boy's piece Serge suits 4 00 2 75
Boy's 3 piece Tweed suits
(special) .. . 5 00 3 00
if you want something to wear tike
iron try one of throw auits
Youth's Serge suits. ..:5 00 $3 20
Tooth's fine Tweed suits
(special) . . - .. . 7 50 4
Don't Forget every suit in stock
subject to this discount
Dunn); this sale we will oder very
special inducements in men's pante
and overalls.
Mens Cottonade Over -
ails, high backs...
Men's Cottonade Over
alis. .... ....
Mens Cottoned. Over
9.5 falls
Mens Cottonade Pants.
Men's 1-nion Tweed
40
is Mena tine Black Wor
stead Pants ....... 4
Pants
ie uisr (Tearing
value price.
60 371
75 49
10 0 75
I 35 100
150 90
Mens heavy all wool
Tweed pants q 2!)
Mens heavy all wool
Tweed Pants. ... 2 75
50
1 50
1 Pt:.
3 00
'.0
lit
25
4,,
42
59
t):l
30
to
•I
Itettuiar ' tering
mine. price.
hne•l (:loves.... 75 19
Men', Black Kid, lined .
(:loves ;:. '1u
Men. genuine Hone
hide Mitt, 1 544 1 10
Men's glean itie Hog* in
Mitt 1 Sri ( 1'1
Mena genuine Mocha
I ;nits 1 50 1 H1
Mel'', genuine Buck
Gloves 2 00 1 25.
Mens rIark Tweed peak
tap".. 11) 25
Men's brown Corduroy
cape. :00 314
Men's best y Tweed
Caps t'o() 411
Men's Sealette Peak caps 90 Mt
Men's Sealeto, Peak caps 1 25 90
Men's Beaver Bond Wur
C.pe- .... ...2 'N► 150
N en's 13ex t er Wedge Fur
, Cape. 5 00 350
Men's Persian Lamb
hand Fur Cape5 00 3 50
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
K*Rular. Cle.ri
v.h,e. pv4o.. Itse.lar (Marine
e.
Floor t lib -loth, :16 inches Large ,u..• wool Spreeihi •'al.1((4 I t:,
wile 't5 Ill Heerian Ilorae Blankets
i Floor (►ilclath, 36 inches shapel,d with strap
widet
English J uta• Carpet,
new Floral Designs
1 Union Ingrain (AItrpet
new and pretty pat -
2'.
I;
an buckle. .. .. lir 4N
Hessian Hoar. Blankets
shaped with 'trap
and hackle .. 1 lea S'i
Heavy Cotton Grlti.
tern. .. 45 29 Bags 2 N 1 11111
1 All Wool Blankets .. _ 7:, 2 00 Beat quality Gilt !die
ILarge hire 1'omforterit I M) 100 Shoe Drgmj.5, . , . !f - 1i
LADIES' JACTETS, FURS, &c.
Our policy, 10 carry over no gouda, prevails in tbe Mantle Department more thee any other in the •tome, therefore cost cuts no figure . they must go,
even if we have to cut that pries in the middle. We. haven't a very big assortment left, bet if theres one to 'mit, we'll (make the price tin interesting that
you can't go by it. Much the same argnm.nt applys to the Fon wove made up oar 'nimbi to Irl. on them The trident of the winter has vet to 1'o,ne.
You've never had eueh a chance to be prepared for it
If you want anything
ix the wearing line not
on this list,come in and
ask for it. We /Prohab-
lygot it ata less'
than anywhere else.
XASTICOA.
casciviroAchitt.
EVERYTHING TO WEAR.
Remember, we are the
LEAD ERS in Low
Prices. We aim a
giving the Biggest
acrd Best Dollar's
worth in the County.