The Signal, 1895-10-10, Page 8Fr- I
THE SIGNAL: GODERICII, ONT.. TPITTRSDAY. OCT 10. 1DL
5r' c -r A d SA=
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Fancy Goods and China.
Great reductions in price, as we are
making room for holiday effects. . .
THE LATEST LITERATURE
Always on hand Be sure and buy S. R. Orocket•s new
book, "A Galloway Hard." in paper, 50cants
Every line of School Requisites
always kept in stook. . • • •
PORTER'S COLONIAL BOOK STORE.
t r.Irak lrtrphosr I..rlesas•.
NEWS OF THE DISTRICT.
From our ownCorrenpondenta.
There M Is.formal Iwo eters laal Comae. M
grad •m, esker. Else--•tew. of the
tenni, epeeIa.Jy arp.rted
for 7be alawa$. •
DUNLOP.
11 •'I.At. Blot B.
Mn. Robt. Hendereos, of tiodortch, was
• transient visitor hero Iast weak
Mims Sara Corbett and Mrs. 1t. Cum-
mings visited .t Port Albert Thursday
last.
Inst week was . holiday to nearly every-
body, by groat to t.odencb to see tie bis
Nor western Show to sic the wooden shows
and to meet their friends for • metal chat
whim tired of gulag at the stock and peck
is the *rosode, and luteni.r to the movie
from the 13th Batt. band of the Mobil -was
City. Ail who went report • good time .11
!wind.
Miss Margaret P. Msephsil, org.sut of
Bethan, church, with bus Ella 1'. Mac
doeald, of Porters Hall, w h l le at Loading ties
recent Exposttios a t.odoru-h wore the
transient guests of Mrs. Allen for s disc er
so. Both young ladies have mug trends
bore, ad their genial presence when hero
brought clouds of w.ceme and soothing to
all in uualop.
LEEBURN•
M,0.I.•1, Ilct. 7.
The thrtlabag machine could get *o hands
for work for smersi days.
Mr, ted Mrs. 4.. Rapsos, of 1 eaat.aos,
were at the Fair ue I ...clench tut weak, and
while an this ...tion visited relatives here.
I-•iit • 11.11.11,11. Mr. and Mrs. H.
%etlnor Thursday of last week, left for •
trap to walLervine, :lseher,tburg, and
ether Deists •Seng lake Erie. of three
weeks d.rsttos.
A -I l.wbar., u • rule, took a the reseed
.how in t.edencle, Jas. M&swu. and L
N 'haw showing their horses whish went
among the potters &t the rams and Hugh
Chisholm also pt pn,es for his berms
shows.
The "shoot had a holid•s from Tuesday
last work se account of is Teachers' 1■
siit,,te nicotine and the Fair at I :otter soh.
The toils of lessees were brightened by ex-
periwws of th11 show, the band end the
merry go round
From • pleasant visit ot three weeks or oe
to Blind Raver and the Sault Ste. Marie,
setae host of the Peat Farm returned
Thursday of last week. Hering to the
roughness of water • beat was prevented
Doming from the shore to most him, as dm
steamboat blew three hearty sigumis wham
maser at b A. w. Mr. Wright also saw the
n ee anal at there, and may write to the
cal prem an interesting account of hu'
lo
trip
Petty thieve', "thigh gave se much stir
last Spring, has revived &gala and the matter
of Joseph Thompson was robbed the ether
might. Had ho been at benne we guess the
thief would net bass etc&pod so gaily.
Same ono also becks into the temperance
ball, aided bs a 'tisk of cordwood and en -
jot ed • eight's *Welber but did no damage
incept brooklet a doer tool and slightly in-
tonate the door. He may have hod • tussle
with the ledge goat, u the door was ecus
open in the monolog
liii si n hvrte.s, Service here last Sun
day was cood&stod by ('apt. I;ibeue. of
t.ederich Though over fwreoore he sl.olo
in good voice and sT• an able address from
Job 14th, 10 verse, telling the young dace
present that through life he had mover wed
strong drink. H• is still &stave is Kamx
church to spread the sled tidings, and is .l I
ways Wel mated here. On the 13th and AOtb
Rev. Mr. Kay, of D..rn.wili be the preach
or, sad by that time it may be decided who i
will be the chrism uI /M Nee ...gr.(&tiou.
SHEPPARDTON
W Sort M.uay, Ilet. (1, i
H,•r Si Pisa As!, F, i.e•.T II&
Tuesday evening lass our eorrsspo.dent •
drove out to .hepp.rdtoa for the purpose of
attesdi.g the estertalnmleat held n the
Methodist church therm oa that oem&mba.
On arrival our eeaveyuee was kindly taken
*barge of by Mr. (ir.b•m, who resides clew
by the ohusgh The tarn driving skied In
the roar of tRi .huroh had bees utilised as &
dining hall, the treat of whieh bad boos
boarded up, asd the interior d.mer&ted with
evergreens At esu mid of the shod • meek
a` 'tots was is ep'ratiea and two Mag
tables, capable of mating Memo • hundred
pimple at a time were placed Moog les
sides, while nu either side of thew were ar.
reneged boneless. Th. tables were well sup-
plied ted the Mashes were well filled whoa
we entered, mid i1 was therm atter seven e
*loot, and the supper was unoos.ed be bee
cis al S.30. We uubrstd that the
ladies and g'atlemos who bad taken upas
themselves the teak of with.. .pea the
tables were kept busy mid *Met sine
e'elo.k. After capsr we repaired to the
Amok and tWholis wise well 111•d ales
ss T
far es monleg o --e' o•d,and
biter en even the ream wan well
taken .p. Al eight te this
bM amok Rm. J. W.
laden., and the seeming was osmatemed by
siaRua. after which prayer was aired he
Nov. .les. Edge, ot tiedertob. The oxoml-
lent choir of Nal. Methodist church had
Aures of the munai port of the program,
which was well rendered tbrottabeut. Ea
college ree&Mtio&s were given by Mus
Beak, of t,ederach, and Mrs. Pentlssd of
Nile. Addresses were given by Hoye. ' . V.
R rentlaod, of Uuug&ssoa : H Irvine sad
Jos, Edge. of I.odenoh, which were inter
esti.g and short two commendable features
on occasions of this lad. 1'be pastor of
the church had • happy w.v of Interspersing
the evening s proosdIsgs with remarks mut-
able to the eoo•aiss. Tb• proceeds amount-
ed to $47 85, which, we understand, will be
devoted towards improving tis *laurel
A Mae Weisser.
If my perk mould ride • cycle
she would *take • record meat,
For, to ledge bar bs her dinners,
Shea • .eur.her hard to beat.
-Truth.
First compositor - W here s the fermium
today'! $es..d eotuponter 1 dot.'t know.
The devil --He trial to ride • Words last
owlet mad prod his Terse.
C.R;LSHANE&CO
Full Line
of
Seasonable
Goods.
Ladies'
Fur
Capes
a specialty.
C. R. =AIM & 00.
Agresti for lime Parisian Laundry.
amilton St
BAKERY
EXCHANGED HANDS.
DAVID STODDIRTI JR
wiabe. to announce that he has pur-
chased the Haniilton Street Bakery
fns .Sohn A Green, and intend. car-
rying on the Business in all its
branches in such a manner as will
give entire satisfaction to the people
of t:otlerich.
A Full Supply of
Bread,
Bans,
Bakst
Confectionery, &c.,
will bp kept constantly on hand
Wednesday and Saturday
T H
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PLAIN FACTS
-AND-
PLAIN FIGURES.
UST now there is a good deal of what we call „ humbug " adver-
tising -nothing in it, nothing to back it up, no facto and no
6qurea Now. if you're a wise Iran or woman you'll buy just
where you can buy the *heaped. Every cent counie these hard
times, and only a fool will spend a dollar where ninety cents will
do the tame duty. Below we publish a partial list, which will fairly
represent the way we sell goods :
Staples.
36-ineh extra heavy Factory Cotton,
regular price 7c., for 5c.
9 x 4 Bleached Sheeting, twilled,
worth 4Ue., for 30c.
s x 4 Bleached Sheeting, twilled, for
Men's P'u
:.'U dot. Men'. Braves at lac., 20c,
and ''Sc. Woann UOl'BLit Tia
1/0311‘1.
15 boxes Men's Ties, in knots, bows
anti four-in-hand, all new goods.
Your choice for 25c.
41 inch circular Pillow Cotton, regu-
lar price 20c., for 15c.
tris Cottonades for 20c.
Tweeds, half wool and half cotton,
Just the thing for boys' wear, at
25c. a yd.
rnishings.
I Bente• Umbrellas, one special line at
$1 With steel rod sad paragon
frawework,
Gloves and Hosiery.
10 riot. Ladies t'ashinere Hose, the
regular :'Sc. line for I14c. The
regular 5t1cline in ribbed ladies'
size for 15c.
We carry the finest range of Child-
ren'. Hose in cashmere ribbed and
worstett ribbed and with double
knees, all sizes, extra value.
Very Special.
111 dot. Ladies' Hygeian Vesta, all wool, sold everywhere at 75 cents .
our price is 6_'i ceats.
J. T. ACHESON.
TIME WILL TELL
And it dues tell by the accuracy of our
Dlubcr-Hanajden Watches
AIM ALL OTIRR =NM
Sterling Silver Waist Sets, at Very Low Prices.
See our Cute Little Gun -Metal Watches. The kind we sell are
liable; the Price. $5.
Re -
C. A. HUMBER & SON,
JIiWELK\ ESIItiKll'M.
A Few LEADERS WITH US.
New Wall Papers and Window Shades, prices low. School Sup-
plies, extra quality. Alpha Inks, best and largest 5c bottle sold'
H.B. Lead Pencils and others, 2 for 5c. Big value package -24
sheets good Note Paper and 25 Square Envelopes for 12c.
No. 6 and 7 good Business Envelopes for 85c. and $1 per 1000.
Extra fine note papers, per quire 1Oc. Blank Books, from 25c per
100 pages. New Tissue papers, crepe and plain. New goods in
purses, Fancy Goods, Dolls, Gaines, Toys. Pipes, at quick selling
prices. Silverware at cost price, to clear. Stamping done to
order.
N. B.. Stock all new.
A. 2... aWE2R_
Near Cor . West Street.
FALL 1896
" MUNRO'S_
full lines in UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY and YARNS.
No better value to be had is Goderich.
As usual, extra value in storm and hard finish
SERG ES
in BLACK, OXFORD -GREY NAVY and ADMIRAL BLUE.
A. MUNRO
lOBI Drayer and Haberdasher.
Cannot be Beaten.. .
In this issue of THE Su;,.tf. I announce to the citizens of Goderich
and surrounding country that I am to the front with a magnificent
stack of Clothing, which for quality, price and variety cannot be ex-
celled outside the larger cities. To show that I'm in the push for your
trade, a few quotations are given :
$6,50 raised will bay a. AIIWeel Fries. Ulster. tweed Siad, 84 imam long, with
mama, sears miler, slashed peeked& a werld-beater.
will buy a ltoublo-Breasted, Heavy `urge Suit, properly meds mil
•rimmed, worth $7.25 of any mane moa.y. en wino', 4e to 42.
boys • Double Breasted Serge Bait, warm hoed, writes weight. Cheap
as >f3.50.
will buy u Alt Wool Bootoh Tweed Suit, bast of trimming•, b.sgbt at
• saeritlee, worth in the regular way $12 00. :Bea this Bait. 1t will
toy you hetrade with mo.
$1.25
$5.75
$2.75
$8.00
will buy you • Heavy Pur of Tweed Pasta, built to wear sped keep
the sold eat. Seem and buttons ems ea with linen thread. Bettor
ems, $1.50, $I.75 sod Si 00-
I am in a position to do better for you than any of my conipeti-
tors, having little or no expense, and being a PRACTICAL TAILOR 1
know Wool. frora SHonnv, and know when a garment is rigbt.
if Low Prices and Good Goods will win your trade, it's mine.
_.+.
CAIWZ,
SUS Herm--- aauss. sew Ilea Signore, Chided*.
"THE SIGNAL"
/OR TIM BALANCE OF THE MX
for 25 Cents.
CREAT SALE
OF
GENE RAL HARDWARE
PAINTS, OILS, GUMS. CUTLER!, ETC.,
FOR 60 Dg.YS.
a Having decided upon adopting the Cash
System, I will, for the next 60 days, offer my
entire stock of Hardware, etc., at greatly re
duced prices for cash, part of which will be sold
at cost, and many articles for less, to mak,
room for new goods coming in this Fall. A
the expiration of the 60 days, I intend to adop
the Cash System, and my customers may then
depend upon getting any Goods in my line o
business at the lowest cash prices for which
they can be sold.
Thanking my customers and the public
generally for past patronage and soliciting a
continuance of the same, I remain,
JAMES Y ATES.
REMOVAL
SALE.
ONE WTT'REK MORE
till we move, and our Removal Sale has been
successful in clearing out odd lines, but we
must keep our bargain table full till we move,
but the lines we are turning out now you
will find
BETTER VALUE THAN EVER
This week we show our special cut pricesin
INFANTS_ (Sites 1 to 7)
Rogow Bale
(crop
Kid, laced boot, turned sole
Kid, buttoned boot with tip
Kid, buttoned hoot, plain toe
Patent leather, buttoned, turn sole, fine 80 65
5
75 s.0
65
CI -IL -LLB. (Sizes 8 to 10)
Heavy laced boot, rivetted
Heavy, whole stock laced, pegged
ilii -pebble, buttoned, spring heel, riveted 1 00
1 50
65
80
Fine kcal, buttoner; J. D. King's
MISSES_ (Sizes 11 to 2)
Oil pebble, buttoned, rivetted .. .
Satin calf laced, 11 and 12 only
Kid, buttoned, extension sole and tip
Heavy laced, pegged
II�ADIESw .
Kid, buttoned and tip pointed toe
Goat skin, buttoned or laced, sone better to wear.
Glove grain, button or laced
Fins French Kid, buttoned, hand turned
BOYS' az MENS_
Boy's heavy laced boot, whole foxed
Boy's school boot
Boy's long boots
M E 8.
Heavy gaitors, solid all leather 1 60
Fine Kid, laced, pointed toe 1 85
Fine Kid, gaiter, extension sole 1 '90
and for $1.87 we can give yew goods sold at ;2.25 and $250.
1 25
1 25
.., 135
75
1 50
1 50
1 35
' 75 .'
5
$
1 2
9
11
12
12
1 2
1 25
1 25
1 85
WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY
2
0
5
5
5
0
0
1 00
1 00
1 50
25
1 50
1 50
on every line, no matter whether you want
line or heavy. First comes gets best choice.
Rips towed free. Repairing done neatly and promptly.
H. B. POLLOCK.
E_ B. EDDY'S
INDURlTBD FIBREWARI
TUBS AND PAILS
are nott made of sawdust --neither oft tbit
made of paper. They are made of the
toughest and strongest of long fibred wood
pulp, shaped by enormous hydraulic pres-
sure, then hardened or indurated.
We began making these pails and tuba
in 1884 ; many matte then are yet in every
day use.
AS, CLEAR AS A BELL.
IF A PUPIL OF TH1
Forest City Buain,l; ; and Shorthand College, London, Qat
awe mot Ewa West readily. we repeat nod rsp.mt Datil M gets It. We /rip. °!s
dg�t, we sat our imprinted' tharwsy. We lofted es ssstata tt by giving • thseMss�MSD
h mU wyabaseiosse taankiwat'mt�sgwe masa a.shaneetee .M beakwseatm
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