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THE S!GNAL': OODERICI, ONT.. THURSDAY. OCT, 17. 10g.
5i=� -. S.A.=
Fancy Goods and China.
Great reductions in price, as we are
making room for holiday effects. . .
TEE LATEST LITERATURE
Always on hand. Be sure and buy S. R. Orocket's new
book, "A Galloway Herd," in paper, 50 cents
Every line of School Requisites
always kept in stock
PORTER'S COLONIAL BOOK STORE.
1 'steal T. lep•••er 1 \r.a,.jr.
A};�'� i►�' 'I'IIE I►IS'IIUCT.
From our ownCorr espondenta.
T.ere is lerer_.,11.\ Mer. !Lar I ■e..( be
r •u.d ta) - Mule Iles \res. 01 tier
. •n,$) .p..-I.ls) a. versed
Per Vier 0Iotes,
DUNGANNON.
N .:.iv.. I lie ,Deal &nen., 10 ltuiy,t•no\
tar rex ttta.•r. is at the cisco of J. 0. ward•
J.P.. ,snveyeseer. Ro.. who will receive er
dere tor •ubecrlptio\s. advertieitta 0nd i.b
work. sed is authorised t0 (Ive rennet@ or
•_o,int• paid for the same
ft t:-irtt, (hot. 1.'.
Di.lstos Coi•Kr.. I)trinon court will be
held houses inlay Duty, the lath October.
Di Na*I'SONIT.• A, Kotin hire. fuse,
(silo of Dr. T. E. (..e. is visaing rel.
titres at Exeter.
t+irteig.- liter Hamlin. et Ripley, and
formerly of Dungannue, .muted relatives
here last week
FAUNS 1.s* -ria if W and R.
Mallough have lewd their tarns us Ask
Geld t o Jamas How•, t.
ROTA Kis Huex. T. H. Walker and
wife. who have bee. on an estended twit to
relatives here, left for home at Ingersoll on
Monday, 19th
-to'. A I. 'kl. „ Key. H. Irvine,
of i.odsnch, preached excellent services,
morning and ave.t.g of last vbbetb in the
Meshedist church,
churches. There was • large Otte mbime ,
The .rdss•tion end induction were Mid is
the Presbyterian church at it. Helm, We
extend to the )Dene peter, coagratelatioes
sad wish him spirituel, as well as temporal
succor In hon ministry..
1;11010.: The other de, Mr. Black/di was
sent for very hurriedly to attired • nck
horse which would neither sat nor drink,
'end which. it was faired, wee girlhood the
same way as Mr. Sharpley'e were. The
heree's temperature tadlosted no ailment,
and the veterinary was 10; • momeat our/
led, but when be looked In the horses
• mouth mind found a piece of hemlock lumber
wedged aerate the law, the saes* of its ail•
meat was aeon solved.
('Linton W. tt. Se•rth, of Winnipeg, who
has dust bet. appointed Deputy Minister of
Agriculture tor the Dominion, ..d who was
also en aspirant for the Ltsutea•at-l.over-
O onbip of Manitoba, 10 y old l'Itatowr.•
he beteg • resident here at the time M .,
A Hueter were in business, about Jere
we, sad he was also auditor on N 7san
K R. It is rem•rkeble how mar • & 1. a•
wawa nave worked up sot, .y old Clin
The salary he is to ieeeive r promuenee.
term ..3,500 .e Deputv-Mow-
SPECIALTIES
FOR THIS WEEK.
x x x x x x
Ladies' Hygeian Vests
at 62 I -2c., worth 75c.
+ + + + + + +
Men's Shirts and Drawers.
American Flannelette Blankets,
at 75c. a pair.
+
The Best Grain Bag in Town
at $2 25 a dozen.
+
Ladies' Fur Capes
$22. line for $19.
$25. line for $22.
Ins pectiozk of our stock invited. •
J. T. ACHESON.
STAKE STOCK OF OUR WINDOWI
C. RUSANE&CO
McLEAN'S BLOC$.
been 1f t0! A,.... Mrs. A. Sproule, whitI
n visit sag aryu•mt•nces •t Hens.. .es
seine time, returnedhome lest wee' .1 for
pleased with her visit
Nx•. 1{lanai i• 4),
Westbrook are prepaying ' 10' Messrs. ,
,rept of a baking "tai •r the oommenee
m
wtU eomeade hush .iiahment hen, and
E.( t aw1� Tit A' .so to the sear future.
$,.Pott will b• Sacrament of the lard's
here ea e . dispensed la 1•:rekta• chord'0000. h Alt Sabbath enmmenctog •1 the
Add par Prep.rstory services will be
.a the shurub en Ender next. `-
ge..l,t, et M1 ..i•IYa11'111'\
. I'II� --Tb.
seu0icip•l oouoctl of "est Waw.nosh will
meet ta •be usual place on Saturday. the
1 itb of (October. Seaton to commence .t
1 • olook r u. sharp. A11 concerned take.
n ote.
Pter•ro R I -I I... -- file securing of the po
-
tato'rep is en(aitieg the .11.0(1.0 of thew
oo\clrod. The tuber. •re prunouosed M
be of snest•.Ily Tarp .ltmeoa1001 It seems
that •lthe irh the hey crop was light, the
"tattie crop is oxtrs
� ILcK .x H, • f., . %V, have been kindly
presented ht • venerable friend with a leo
site of •0 uecemmoe ave, it b.mh
g ' inches
by 13 tnohes The weight .1 egg was t Ib.,
nr o/. Me) ane helm continue t(, apply
h im with such large friar.
rvlToh.. MIs. .1.1101. McKs,te, e1
I.derioh, Is simmer the flosses Currie and
I .k. • W hyo rd, sed eeems,se dealt whe visit
f:.*ods Dere, to en;e- herself . Mrs.
♦!.soder (hell, of (.oderich, tq of . visit to
Mrs lames Trimble and other friends
here.
()RDr11.Ti., 4,1 1.IrIrT1 � IM Turn
ds. last after the usual ordination question*
wheels were answered t• the satisfaeti•n os
the Ptuali4 tar) board .f examiners by Rey.
on
jidnov M Wbslev, he windueted tato
tan share, of ;It. Helen., and Fast Ash
w
(ieY'e eengregatioof the Presbyterian
muck
HAVE Yui 'KEN
Full Line
of
Seasonable
Goods.
Ladies'
Fur
Capes
a specialty,
C. R. MA -NZ & 00.
Agra). for tae ranulae Ls.adry,
amilton St
BAKERY
E\CIIAN(:Ell IIANDS.
DAVID STODDARTI JB 1
Natty Sterling Silver Goods
Sterling Silver Tooth Brushes Sterling Silver Curling Tongs
Sterling Silver Button Hooks Sterling Silver Book Marks
Sterling Silver Scissors Sterling Silver Triiby Pins
Sterling Silver Bracelets
Also Gents' Congo Oak Silver Mounted Canes and Ladies' Gun
Metal Watches.
wishes: to atrnounce that lie hu pur-
chased the Hamilton Street Bakery
from John A Green, and intends car-
rying on the Business in all its
branches in such s manner as will
give entire satisfaction to the people
THS NEW of l:oderich.
A Full Supply of
Bread,
Bans,
Cakes,
Confectionery, &c.,
will be kept Constantly on handl.
C. A. HUMBER & SON,
JFs:WFLERS.
CREAT SALE
Or
GENERAL HARDWARE,
PAINTS, OILS. GUSS, CUTLER!, ETC.,
FOR 60 DAYS_
Having decided upon adopting the Caah
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 leas, to make
room for new goods coming in this Fall. At
the expiration of the 60 days, I intend to adopt
the Cash System, and my customers may then
depend upon getting any Goods in my line of
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 Y4TES.
FALL AND WINTER
MILLINERy
We have already made several to our stock of well a.•
sorted in so that now we think W4 have everything that could he
desireli. in the line of
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 Buwine.•ss Envelopes for Bac. and $1 per 1000.
Extra tine note papers, per quire 10c. 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.
STEEL STOVES AND RANGES Wednesday and Saturday
AT r a >n
WORSELES sIoM1-WICE1rt>LY
(luarenteed not to Crack. Warp or
Break.
TWE haul the largest and finest assort
aleph of Stoves ever exhibited at the
G. N. W Exhibition in Goderich,
•n,1 we are selling them very cheap.
Small profits and quick returns '
is Our motto
J. H. MULL & Co,
The SISTe sad perases a.rtyr�olrar.,
Dotter YonlasenL
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W=IR_
FALL 1895
MUNRO'S_
full lines in UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY and YARNS •
No Netter value to be had in Gotlerich.
As usual, extra value in storm aril hard finish
IERS
in BLACK, OXFORD.GREY NAVY and AI►MIRAL BLUE.
A. MUNRO
LOIN Draper and Haberdasher.
HAVEYCU NOTICED THE NEW WORK
`
in til. Wiedow
at "T HE FAIR."
F INE MILLINERY.
MISS=S YAT�S_
1' S. -We have tin dw.11io/ moms shave our store which we will teat for eery
rwse.able terms.
11 c are the only agents for this Y wk here. We make
SPUSHERS, FLOOR MATS, TABLE SATS, ETC.,
at prices which will astonish you. Guaranteed not affected by water,
as they are made under a special patent process. A good, live man
wanted to sell these goods for us. Be sure and call.
" THE FAIR"
Nat a sire.; a Itreaad M a Parrot.
Pittsburg Dispatch A parrs* intone*,
Man opera rempsy, sad whisk A..r.e la
sae of the •otl of the show, .eesped from its
keeper sl the New 1 ork Central Roailreed
station this morals( while the mernbon 01
Lha eemo011t were waiting ler • train. As
the MMo1ut palled fiat. the static's. and there
was a rash for the gates, the parrot, tram
the top .1 tho big •Inch, send out
"Hello ' yes have f.rootten Ismet►t0(.'
foster& people hurried hack 1. Mair tots
he look for stab'. sr Fareslr. As the pee-
emore earns is from the train banns ib.y
mews tnelsd
delle ' Barry
. Halls ! old ►y...
All the m\mb.rS el the essepany pained i.
Intim he meth the hied, bat did nen easseed
lar a lets( Idea *snag which the perms
kept up it. shatter. At least twenty Ave
people raised thee Maurits .easing book es
Pella rem_rk the* Huta *L had Mee far.
/ethos.
"1'.s," said the benison ma he the
elee(ymaa. ••I'.. lest a good deal of toes,
m my life." "By frown/4 1t away, i w►
pees t.. •'Ne, bv betas po.ets01 to my sp.
psia*rnesta"--Bswes Courier.
C. Dt.nnelly, proprietor of the popular
sod Wel: known Wtnd.or Hotel, Allintoa,
(let., was tro.hled for roars with iteh-
i one Piles. He was pur..ded by Jamas
Mdisrtey, Alliston, livery maw, to moo
Ohre'. Ointment, which be did, was
eared. hes had so retorts of them ofd
highly r.asmmende this Oi.tenlest an s
sewerage sure fo. filen.
REMOVAL
SALE.
oN'= WEEK v.c=
till we move, and our Removal Sale has ben
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 prices in
INFANTS_ (Sizes 1 to 7 )
Kid, laced boot, turned sole d $ 50 . $ 25
Kid, buttoned hoot with tip 75 50
Kid, buttoned hoot, plain toe 65 50
Potent leather, buttoned, turn sole, tine 80 65
GIJEtI's. (Si,.e, ,, to Iia,
Heavy laced hoot, rivetted 65 50
Heavy, whole stock laced. pegged 80 70
Oil -pebble, buttoned, spring heel, riveted 1 00 R5
Fine kt4i, buttoned, J. 1). King's 1 50 1 20
MIssEB_ (Sizes 11 to 2)
Oil pebble, buttoned, rivetted 1 r5 95
Satin calf laced, 11 and 12 only 1 25 75
Kid, buttoned, extension sole and tip 1 35 1 10
75 60
Regular
1'rier.
Oslo
Prise.
Heavy laced, pegged
II.ADIES_
Kid, buttoned and tip pointed toe 1 50 1 20
Goat skin, buttoned or laced, none better to wear. .. 1 50 1 20
Glove grain, button or laced 1 35 1 20
Fine French Kid, buttoned, hand turned 2 75 2 00
BOMB' 8z MENS_
Boy's heavy laced boot, whole foxed 1 25 1 00
Boy's school boot 1 25 1 00
1 85 150
Boy's long boots
ENS.
Heavy gaitors, solid all leather 1
Fine Kid, laced, pointed toe 1
Fine Kid, gaiter, extension sole 1
and for $1.$7 we can give you goods sold at 52.25 and $250.
60 1 25
85 150
90 1 50
WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY
on every line, no matter whether you want
fine or heavy. First comes gets best choice.
„e.e.,I fro l(epatnng ,done neatly and promptly
H. B. POLLOCK.
AS CLEAR AS A BELL.
IF A PUPIL OF THI
Forest City Busin:`:i; and Shorthand College, London, Ont•
Mss eM grew a oder, readily. we repeat and unt11 be Irmo K. Wie
�+Wr dont, We snit par repmvaslea that We 151004 to oumala It ho dvt0i • tttIrres*b
la art 5.W.my world, We yah Hook mud Sodas= Paper by • ��'
e about It. twee woes beet It net tatM•it. (].tatmruIr free.
r. D... h....psed eke ps(dMes el ►wkkesp•r with !. D. rlMss Arm'
Baran J. W. W18TIERVSLT, PrindP