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New School Books
FOR`
SCHOOL OPENINC 1
Owing to so wavy changer in School Hooke we aro compelled to Sell
STRICTLY FOR CASH.
New Public Sebool Arithmetic.* with Appeadix, 25e. Don't buy the *Id.
•• •• •• Euclid and Algebra, 25c.
Public ne►eol Physiology and Temperas, 14th Edition, 2Se.
Other New Books will be skews you at the siert.
Pehlke School 1Mswmg ('our.e, Sc. each.
•• " Writesg " 7u. •,
New High School (hawing Coarse, IOc. each.
•• •• Platen*, farts 1 and 2, SOa. each.
" Rota , Part 1, SOo. "
„ Betaay, " 2, - 60e. „
The ix. Chemistry now .ills for o'k:. (New
Daffodil and Marguerite Exercise Kooks, Lithographed in gold, the Prettiest and largest
Exercise Reeks ever shown, new this term, It) paces larger than Wt year• Sc. Else
cue I(.x.ks A are smaller 1w 3:.
Porter's Scribblers! l oil will bey no other when you see them. It u the good paper
and the axe that *ell. slaw. A `snap -la, 2.., and 3c. Scribbler.
Rubber Tapped Lad Nos* IOo. per dozes.
The be. Wail S lar be.
We will sell yes EC. - Peaoi ., 3e. -WL-1-1-Bir-&Be.
4 Pen Points for 1c.
t, Slate Pooch, for lo.
The largest and Bent Sadie et Lk. 5.
10c. Bottle of Int for'to.
1)on't Cry if you come Too Lte.
Sale Commences Satilulay, 111. 24111,!
Fall
Millinery
Opening
Muhl Emu, Sol, 25th,
AND CONT h N
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
This being our first Fall Millinery Announcement,
we cannot show anything out of style, but, on the con-
trary, will have what fashion demands.
This department will again be ander the manage-
ment of Miss Dane, whose ability as an artist in her line
is now so well known in Goderich.
SLATE. PEICLLS, RULERS, PEN POINTS sad RUYrTERS GIVEN AWAY
WITH SCHOOL hiM)KS THE FIRST TWO DAYS
OF SCHO(1L OPENING ONLY.
PORTER'S COLONIAL BOOK STORE.
eetteal Tobstillblete *camas.
NEWS OF THE DISTRICT.
From our owrnCorrespondenta.
There 1. lar.r.aatl.. Mere That t aaaes be
Iwood lay where Lbw -News er the
e'.uty apeetelly Reported
ger Tie tussal.
Itev
days.
New threshing machines are cooties is
regularly and old ones are being put to a
state of repair. trope or no crops they are
also*\ • on the road.
N e are to have • new merchant in tin
the person of Mr. Thompson, of t lrangevill..
He taker Mrs. Murray'a .tore, formerly oc-
cupied les Wm. t onnell.
N. S. Itowtnan, who has done • fine trade
here •e a leather renovator, has mev.d hu
whole business to Ktntail, whin we hope
be will meat with the success he iso well de
server.
Some five or .ix new residences are m
couree of construction in the vtllage of
l.acknow this %ear. Amon, those putting
them up are Adam Thompson, William
Geddes and Alex. Cameron.
John stern opens oat next week in one of
the finest laid out and beet equipped drag
stores in west Ontario. Altogether, Luok.
new,witb three drugguts,three deettets cad .
four doctors, should be well attended to
p►yeicially.
We need not mention that lacrosse one
evert other game .4 manly .pert u dead in
Lueknow. Some t snag ladies were out fes
• drive on Monday night. Whether or not
they wanted to shame the young men into
taking them for • drive we do not loow.
At all eventa they had •good time.
A communication appeared in the Ste.
nivel last that it • certain mao who was
married did not ream his attention to a
section young lade he might rewire a coat
of tar and feathers. If we were • people of
equal rights it might take erne barrels of
tar and mangy feathers to do Justice to
Lecln.w delt,iuents in this respect.
Robert Paxton, of Ott.rvill., County of
Oxford, is visitIIr a the village. Rouen
rue. • prorate haat, the pest °thee and
want other things down then, and has got-
ten alone well in the world. Well doss
your corre.po.de.t remember the Ent week
e .pent in ',miaow, for then only • poor
boy wee Bob, -Set be has deserved he .c•
nee.,
A .amber of hymen are complaining (and
not without reason) that parties going out
berry picking hare no respect for Ilse crepe,
but go through them, bolter *kilter, hock•
tag rails off teams at random. The farmers
have Rood remise to complain of .neh people,
and *e have those who try to do what is
about right when going through • Irma'.
propert,•
I1nh a (.nderiok,l.noknow is blamed with
• oow bi law, and although l:oderieh u net
ambitious to be a •'eow pasture. there are
many in I.uclsow who would lest as sees
w e the cow bylaw repealed. Thom are
many other bo laws in Soros in the village of
l.uoknow which Mr. Sbeebottem, the regu•
laxly appointed coeeteble, neglects to see
enforced.
The cold watei cure was applied here os.
Moedat eight. A man Bring MINS ISOM
and • halt miles from Loek.ow ►„d bees is
the habit of Ovine hie wife este of these MO -
that is ordinary leerier mss' a
threahinr Hie wife earn. to LashMw M de
wa•hisg, scrabble, or *hater's, she meld
got M do, and supported him while he
leafed •round the earner .aloes. t h NOM
day nwht the boys got their chasoe, affil
plaeine him in • hotel w.terisk teosrb,
pumped water as him until he desired it I
' topped.
TM Lipase,' t'aledesian games this
year promise te be smoothing bey end eves
what they hay• lass ie year gone by.
Every propar•gen is Mine mad*, the
grows& are sew Sttd ■lp railway
..t. are nonpiota !'septa nemsag
trews frees llederieh, Clow, a*•lsrtk
Wer tows, man. M the •ryR*assate
mads, r.anh hewn that night Tin bend
w 4$ttk Highlendera, is fell Afgbl.sd
ea.m• will be pr rent, and Het esti, plass
LUCKNOW.
JI•,.t„', sept. lt,.
Mr. McKay te away on he holt-
Hamilton St
BAKERY
EXCHANGED HANDS.
DAVID STODDART, JR.
wishes to announce that he has pnr-
chased the Hamilton Street Bakery
from John A Green, and intends car-
rying on the Business in all its
branches in such a manner as will
give entire satisfaction to the people
of t-:oderich.
A Full Supply of
Bread,
Bans,
Cakes,
Confectionery, hc.,
will be kept constantly on lucid.
C.R.SHANE& CO.
MCLaeN's BLOCK.
Yes, it is Dry Weather
But it is going to
RAIN!
Have you
A Waterproof
and
An Umbrella?
If not, get one at the LF.LDINO
Gents' Furnishing Store
0. IL SKAY11 is 00.
answer' fir Nee reredos Sa.e_-r..
whore their eelebrstd drummer will appear
will be at I..ekaow games. Altogether the
day will be ere keg be be remembered.
ASHFIELD•
Tr MOAT, Sept. 17.
The weather has bees mol for the last
few days.
The ooh and root crop have made neo
sidersble progress sines the roma.
The farmer* ars threurh sewing their fall
wheat. There le not • large averse* sows.
The yeusgeet child of W. Stoth.re. town-
ship clerk. was hurled as Zion • few dare
age.
Zion church is undergoing considerable re -
pain this .*aeon which were very aseb
seeded.
Then will he • Sabbath school eoe's.*Ms
as the AshMld circuit ne the 77th hint, at
Ha*kett s sisrob.
AUCTION SALES -
All parties setting their aide MMlle piloted et
thy *filr* w111 bare s the notice isesrten
Is tole SW ■o to the lime of soles.
MONDAY, Sept. 23. On North part n lot
ees, b, W.11 , Aeblsld, at 1 *'*leek, r...,
Yen etossdisgly heave pea amp, sew
growls/,
aim • lame quanta of but -skies
it)) be the tar. M. J. l tee, prop.:
Jeba (Mae, as.teo.ser.
SAyra.AY. Sept 211 At Aleberley-moo -
aeld bewe.bfp at 4 : *leek r. w. the lb
129 'sees sf G bb, sea. 1E . )ow
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We will also have air a bition
of our Fall Importations of
Dress Goods, Fancy Silks,
Jackets, Fur Capes, etc.
A cordial invitation is extended to our many friends
and patrons to come and see our brilliant display of
AUTUMN STYLES.
MANTLES
Latest
German
Designs.
We are offering for sale at
VERY
LOW
PRICES
1 Choice Lot of Ladies' and Children's Jackets and Capes,
JAS. ROBINSON
GASH STORE,
CORNER OT SQUARE AND WEST STREET.
FEATHERBONE SKIRT BON
For giving
STYLE f1.1' SHAPE
to
LADIES' DRESSES
A light. pliable, *tags* bone made
trona quilts. 1t le eat and yielding.
ooatormiart readil• to rode. yet givtaa
proper.kape to !Wirt or Drew
The wily Skirt Hose that may be
wet without injury.
Th. celebrated rEAT7tallaCL
eilltbIIT$ are e.rMd with MIL au -
serial.
Por .ale by leading [try Goods Dealer•
J.T. ACHESON. Sporting Goods 1
TIME WILL TELL
And it does tell by the accuracy of our
Dluber-Hare j5den Watches
AND ALL OT8LR LIMB.
Sterling Silver Waist Sets, at Very Low Price&
See our Cute Little Gun -Metal Watches. The kind we sell are Re-
liable ; the Price, 85.
C. A. HUMBER & SON
JEWELRY EMPORIUM.
School Books and School Supplies I.
I HAVE A FULI. LINE OF ABOVE ANI) PRICES ARE LOW.
Our Scribblers and Practice Books are the Largest
and Best made, and Cheapest.
Conte and see how well wet can lit- you out for
School.
Special Value in Stationery and Blank Books, *.
Window Shades.
Stamping done to order. Large Variety of Pat-
terns for sante.
Near Corner of bleat Strout.
=.i_ WE=R-
TaaaoLu CEIENT or ¶ATEII LIE.
ANI)
$1 25 PER BBL.
SCOTE FSE BHICK
$4 PER 100.
' AT
MENZI
a\V.McKENZIE'S
CHEAP HARDWARE STORE.
SEE HIS NEW STOCK OF GUNS.
1f cot sold will be for rest. Jobs Kees..
mistimes.
RArra.Ay. Sept. 281b --At Ma loughb
betel, Deag ares, at 12 o'elosk noes, south
half of lot 15, sea. 3, W.D. "Nawsooek, 100
sorsa Joseph blalloueb• mot.
Mos A,, !lope. 3Oth At the (-emalerehll
hotel, C'listen, at 3 e clock r.o., W 311, esa
I3, Goderich towa.►ipr p a.a&. OWN
Diak.ssce. aeotiosssr.
(hates (1c. Thalasip het, while the
wife of R. gager web in No yard pick in up
a few stinks of kindlier, she .lipped, and
pet bor bead tut to save bonen with the
melt that it was broken at the wrist.
Chalon 11 Moves, for seine tens the
*lever editor of the Ousedime MaRasiso, Te
rest*, has retired therefrom. The position
S e. important, sad elle few ee meek &MI-
lty tket the tied, paper hays bees wonder
Mg who would 511 the yummy. The di -
rooms of swarebas sdi-
roomshe -, «d Jibs
A. Omer es onoomer te Mr. M..st Mr.
Cooper le the Meet men of W. Cooper, ef
laws, cad bas tiled several jearealfefie
positions already, sad it ie so small honer
Indeed that 1e the bold of literary men be
is the sae .hossit for eo re.pouaMe • post
des.
TORONTO WATERWORKS.
As eS.IMesk et.lteesss Mrod sad Groot
T.rento(pssW►tlept 16. -The sooidest
witch named, oeeterred M the Toronto
waturwerke.»daft hoe created agreat deal
cif es.et.ssatios, sad an oat break of dis-
ease in passible. nesters are pea.*rlbiag
abs various prewutl.ss te be takes, sad
amens theca it V weenie reo.e.mssd.d
that tb' k ids*, s shwld be hope is s *bate
of regelarity
mesas of Doeldn
Kid's,PPil remedy ..*.mense
boa shows te be egetsIle *these.* he the
latest as wall as fle the ~heel daises se
hider/ trochlea h le also sewed by the
phymlda= that this serasa r me la whktt
tee kiigr are pe..Barly mowgtibls to
charier.
We are headquarters for these good& Having purchased in a
very low market, we are enabled to supply you with
POWDER, SHOT AND SHELL
and all other Sportsmen`s Goods at Very Low Figures. A full line
of General Hardware always on hand. We hold the fort for Good
Goods at Reasonable Prices.
DAVISON &CO.
MOM
REMOVAL
SALE!
On October 15th we purpose moving to
the New Store next to Sturdy Bros.' Grocery,
and as our Stock is very heavy now on account
of the large shipments of Fall Goods just come
to hand, we must reduce our Stock. The
goods are new and well bought, having been
bought before the great advance in leathers,
and many lines are cut below what the hard
cash will buy them for wholesale today.
gels
Mi&sea' Satin Calf Laced Boots, sizes 11 and 12 only...$1.25 $ 75
Missal' Heavy laced Boots, sizes 10, 12 and 1 75 64
Child's Heavy Laced Boots, rivetted, sizes 8 to 1065 47
Misses' Fine Calf Button Boots, sizes 11 to 2 1.25 1.10
Misses Fine Kid Buttoned, Toe Cap, sizes 11 to 2.. 1.35 1.15
Ladies' Cloth Slippers, siis 3 to 7 t 25 17
Ladies' Cloth Slippers, elastic fronts, sizes 3 to 7 A5 25
Ladies' Kid Slippers with Strap, 3 to 5 only 90 75
Ladies' Genuine Kid Buttoned (no Sheepskin), exten-
sion sole and tip . 1.50 1.20
Ladies' Dongola Kid Buttoned, plain toe, turned sole.. 2.00 1,10
Ladies' Heavy Laced Boots, pegged 1.10 82
Boys' Solid Leather Laced Boots, double toe 1.10 87
Boys' Sewed Calf Boots, extension sole 1.60 1.Zb
Boys' School Boots 1.25 1.00
Men's Genuine Kid Gaiters or Laced 1.60 1.25
Men's Genuine Cordovan, J. D. King 2.75 2.00
Big Range of Men'. Goods in Gaiters or Laced, worth $2.00, $125
and $2.50, going at $1.87. See them in our window.
Dozens of other lines at equally Low Prices, and you'll
like them better when you see them. The stock
of these goods is limited and cannot be re-
placed at these figures, and if you're
needing you will do better
to come early.
SALK COMMENCES '
Friday, Sept. 20th, 1896.
H. B. POLLOCK.