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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 band. Be sure and buy S. R. Crocket's new
book, "A Galloway Herd," in paper, 50 cents.
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Every line of Sokool Requisite.,
always /: ept in stock. •
PORTER'S COLONIAL BOOK STORE.
(enlral teleprane warbrrle.
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NEWS OF THE I►N'fflI('f.
From our ownCorraspoaden tS.
Tarr. 1. luf.rmallea Were Ilial 4arsa bo
.read b.rwbere 4.1.c \rw.ef she
t .sat, MJFeelallr Retorted
Fee The Menai.
LEEBUI'N
T. ►-,••a, Noe. 5.
,due I l.laklater, formerly of tits plass,
but new residing near *method, is visiting
relatives here
A plowing bee on Thur.da% lest tis
Jltchael 1 enmity's elo.sd is the evening with
• social damming party, the musaciaa. being
Wm. Pbdaps, of I►unlep. end .1. C s, of
htagelartd(e. All present had • geed time.
Co.a. u N,.rr. The weather et last
Tuesday beta( so ■ntavorable nes mYv
from hen went te she induction services et
tie Rev lawns Hamilton as pester of I.es.
burn wad tits ('noun t'reto% tartan sharches.
On Wednesday at 'be woolly prayer ... -
us& tee sew master with Mn. Hamiltao
were presses to meet a number of the sox
grsgatiem, sad om Saatiey • good turnout
fytened to an earnest mid impressive sermon
from :d Cor 4th amid ash epvtna ea outlies
of • pastor • work so ata people, as • Inrvent
set .ed, •d for all to u, to sae ever presoak
at tee time of service which was but • little
whale a the day. A bible claims will Mor.
gain ed on sudsy at 1.) an the monde&
beton, church. Mr. and Mrs. Hamelkm
wall short I% rake up their resideoee is t.ode-
ricb weaoh wti be ntaiway betwees the two
mmigreoetaene, the we hop his work aa •
pester wa:i be succerfel a gain muy am
sheaves for ht. Ramer s earner. Mn.
Mn. Hamilton as set a stranger to t •ede-
nch, as see was Mies t slaver mod taught en
the Hagh gesso( stet et teachers au tale•
rich gimme veers are.
The memory of leo. s had bo. did sot
tut ea Hallewesa mod a posse of them, as s
general company, hal 1 hue tame an spite ef
the w.t night in doing • little mischief
.must the lot of big gator. The tall *info
peederous pts was tai.eu, breaking the
Loc• and .arrraag at to the ehurch sheds,
and hoisting at up aloft along with the
table hoards used at tea meetup. The
laird says t: nen .tey there, pre tent. The
Gana pate at the church was thrown into a
Geld soar by, *bile tw attempt mike to
tele or! the bag gate at the'Larlvard was a
failure. 1:. Folk/rd. sr , wath one of hu
sons, had some Lttle Aifi. ult • ai rasing hu
gate nut of ae old well or pond. The last
tremsgres1on was breaking a.to the wood
shed of • bachelor and taking off his gate
from where he put at awed safely, as be
Opening of
VICTORIA OPERA HOUSE
NOV. 12.
CUY BROS.
MINSTRELS
O. I, and N. It.Ou, .Proprietors
(i. ft. Ou• ... ........ \Lnegsr
THE GOLDEN COUNT CIRCLE.
thought, from them. and leaving iI modes
the culvert at I'. Tell,'. Boys, as • rale,
must be boys, but presets of has ktsd don t
pay any the at the expense of others, and if
legal lights were sought the bays alight
Wave a full ,tow el the inside iron gates of
the jail at l:oderacb, and might net thea Ise
as eager to lift Moo off after the lights
are blown oat for the night as as the
praotiet to thus senile* mem a'enr.
DUNLOP.
Tt.anAT, N.v.
A new culvert wall be put an as the north
and et the burg to replace the former outs
west* timbers have bees shaky for some
time The reeve of the tswa.hap snd o..s
eillor Potter let the Jul: last Setard•y te 71.
M•cn.anu., of Limbers.
Ree. M. Turnbull, M.A., rector of St.
George's ehurcb, 1.odarfch, wit • tranateat
visitor here last week.
H ' •wets annual eastern' were but
ANOTHER BARGAIN DAY'
A year ago we introduced the first Bargain Day sale in Goderich, and since that time we have been often asked, When are you going to
have another bargain day ' The fact that we did the largest day's business in the history of this store, and that our patrons appreciated the
genuine bargains we offered, has decided us to Make
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER THE 8th
our first bargain day sale for this Beason. The goods advertised below will bo found on the centre tables, and found exactly as adverti.'►ell,
1st Table.
DRESS GOODS.
piece* 1leery Serge Dregs Goods, in
Black, Navy, Barnet and Myrtle,
worth ":ac., for 18c. on Friday.
10 pieces All -Wool Sergei and Hen-
rietta*, all shades, worth 35c.,
40c. and 50e. All one price on
Friday, 25c.
1 piece Black Henrietta, regular price
35c., reduced to 25t•. on Friday.
1 piece Black Hearietta, 46 inches
wide, our 90c. quality, fir 72c.
oar Friday.
Our very treat Henrietta., the regular
$1.00 quality, for 82c. on Friday•
I piece Satin Stripe Crepoa effect,
beautiful goods, work $1.10, for
,lust half prise, 55c.
2nd Table.
FLANNELETTIM,
BLANKETS and pJNDER-
WEAR.
6 pieces Fancy Stripe Flaauelette, 32
incise,. wide, worth 10c., on Fri-
day we sell be.. at Sc.
15 pain +taerican Flannelette Blank -
eta, in grey or white, 75e. a pair
on Friday.
pairs Wool Blankets, 6 Ib.. Bath,
with beautiful border. worth $3
a pair, for $2.25 on Friday.
6 pairs of the Extra Heavy 7 lb.
Blankets, at $2.60 a pair.
dol. Shirts and Drawer*, shirts of
one kind and drawers of another,
all tires -class goods, your choice
on Friday 37 1c. each.
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3rd Table.
JACKETS and FUR
CAPES.
Blank Heaver Coats, fur tnwined,
regular $6.50 for $3.00.
Nap Serge (oats, our regular $5.00
cost for $3.00.
_' Black Nap Costa, braid trimming,
full skirts, large lapels, regular
price $$.50, for $4.00.
1 each Brown, Navy and Myrtle Che-
viot Coate, regular price $9.7",
for $5.00.
Black Serge ('oats, with braid trim-
ming, worth $10.00, for 87.00.
•' Brown Beaver Coats, the very lat-
est design, redusetl front 810.00
to B44.00 for Friday.
3 Extra -long ['leek Beaver (Sat., is
large sires -34, 3$ aad 40, our
811.75, for $8.7N en ['friday.
3 25 -inch Fur Capes, aew goads, at
810.00 each far Friday only.
3 30 inch Capes, reduced to $12.73.
4th Table.
1 piece Black Beaver ('loth, our rel;u.
lar 11.25 liar, tor 9'c. on Friday.
I piece Fancy 1►iagonal Mantle Cloth,
regular /1.75 a yanl, for r:sc. on
Friday.
12 Ladies' Rubber Circulars, all sizes,
in black and tweed etlft t►. regu-
lar price 83. 50, for 11.7 5 oa
Friday.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
1st Tt i 2 E_
3 doz. Sailors and Walking Hats.
larly sold at $1.50. They
Friday, 50c. each.
We'll have bargains all over the
Come early and avoid the rush.
Our price is $1, regu-
all go at one price on Hats and Bonnets, some $3, some $4, and some $5.
at the same price on Friday, $2 each.
store that we cannot mention here. \\ t• intimi tis tike Fridays a shopping el ks'• a Clay for
2n.d TALI
TRIMMED MILLINERY
J. T. ACHESON.
All
bargain,.
slightly observed here. Only the school
gate was lifted end hidden somewhere, and TAKE STOCK OF OUR WINDOW !-
the anvil at the smithy wee corned away a
(abort dotage., A. its weight was too great
and loosened the energy of the lads to give
trouble aid aoonvenasuoe to others for no-
thing. The pranks ended a no one grum
bliog a Femoral.
(trend ()pen too Company
W e 1,s(. a J. use -A. R. • ur
My I tads The F.s(lneer ...... . Albert Guy
Case Twir'tug Exorcise.... Hitbey McVey
Dees Papa love t.'' !nether Kane
Our Good ship Sails to night . floss. Guy
Arthur 11cy. the wonder 'crbet Soloist. wbe
for lotad plsytnar has nepus . will execute
his favorite
t'oon1 en Parsee . ..Artbar Guy
The hip 1 Love. . std. Keating
Duck and Wleg Ito•c as Kaneead Coal)
Metes aad :l Stint £lens* erect. smith
t onetudang with the `Meg written by G. R.
Guy. esiltlerl. THE OLD ruin. sad
T•bleanl.
awentpeeve *venters . .1. . embosses
*DAT WITH THE CIRCUS
t'AFt't' FIRST The Parade. Th. Euro.
T hr land. brow (•ores. Hairpin.. Rano
I lantatlon Maven. Oreheetrene. t olored
Freed. Chosen* end.
l'AItT 41d1)NH. O. the SNw Gnueda
Rush for :whets. Through the Meoageri..
Rusl. ter (teats bread Itntree. Elephant
Dane. Iadlen War Inane. Itenback 164er
Yina
LAWN TENNIS KINGS.
kse aid Coal,
PROF ED KEATING.
Artietie Sas ietad Menden, ✓winks.
Vow trrt ins( Let.
THE MARBLE STATUES
Cherie*, AIMrs and Wefts Os,.
Silly Lyons and J. J Harbert
Ph tl.fr$451'E SCEs'[ %I.T\'.
Intredeci.g • sat Imam sad Salle(
Ins
Knook-about Specialty.
Kane aid ('only.
HUGHEY MoVEY
Ws derful flub Mas enterer.
The whole Im.mnelade with the New Origi al
Mete estltted
UNCLE PISTE'S I:IRTHDAV
er the
DANCE FOR THE CAKE.
ENTIRE OOMPAN Y.
Admisismi, 110, M, a6. Hervdd pias M
Ponies Beek Pare.
At a' a CASH STORE
1 er. kleaire& et and ware.
1 ear can bar almost everything ie
GROCERIES ANO PROVISIONS
Minute Confectionery. .'rockery. Glassware
kc.. at the lames, otiose mmsotble for cash.
F'LO)I'R. FIERI) AND MLA[.
of all kinds kept emaetaatlr en hand.
A well assorted stook of
STAPLE DRY GOODS
tient' rurisbinee. Hosiery. Ribbon.. loess
ha. kept in stock. !'armee produce taken at
►ugliest market prices tussah. Geode deliver;
.d to all pans of t►e tows. Yemr trade eels -
cited. ■..I. HO►RTON.
T►. ('ash Grocery Coe. Moatreal.t a *Mars
11.
Z. All atcosats net settled by this 1111 et
Nevmmber, will be headed is tmr.Nleetioa.
Great
Removal
Sale....
ORSELL & CO
will remove in two
weeks to the store
on the Square form-
erly occupied by
Pollock, the Shoe
Man.
I n the meantime, in ort ier to t leer out
as much a. possible of our pres-
ent Stock, we will offer
Bargain s
in Stoves,
Tinware,
Lamp Goods,
Etc.
Call and See.
J. H. WORSILL & Com
Tee st.v. and Ynrn•ee Hawtt.tre-8r..
treater Geonsui:a,
C.R.SHANE&CO
MCLEAN'S 3LOCL
Full Line
of
Seasonable
Goods.
Ladies'
Fur
Capes
a specialty.
0. E. ILEX a 00.
1 Agemes air S. rankness ae.Mrl.
Specialties -.- -
Nat* Sterling Silver Goody
Sterling Silver Tooth Brushes Sterling Silver Curling Tongs
Sterling Silver Button Hooks Sterling Silver Book Marks
Sterling Silver Scissors Sterling Silver Trilby Pins
Sterling Silver Braceleta
Al.o Gents' Congo Oak Silver Mounted Canes and Ladies' Gun
Metal \\'atelae..
C. A. HUMBER & SON,
jEWELERS.
A FEW L.EADERS WITH U$.
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EMI
Dry Goods.
LADIES' CLOTH COATS
MEN'S FUR COATS
At 30 PER CENT. less than regular price,
Come and see our
LADIES' GREENLAND SEAL CAPES.
40 -INCH ALL -WOOL SERGE DRESS GOODS
AT TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
OF DRESS GOODS
At Half Price.
CLOTHS IN GREAT VARIETY
All Mantle Cloths above $1.00 cut and fitted
free of charge. Dress ant' Mantle Making up-
stairs
New Wall Papers and Window Shades, prices low. School Sup- A FEW PIECES
plies, extra quality. Alpha Inks, beat and largest 5c bottle sold.
H.B. Leat( Pencils and others, 2 for 5c. Big value package -24 MANTLE
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 10c. Blank Books, from 25c per
100 pages. New Tissue papers, crepe and plain.' New goods in
purses, Fancy Goods, Dolls, Games, Toys, Pipes, at quick selling
prices, Silverware at cost price, to clear. Stamping to
order.
N B. -Stock all new.
Near Cer . Wit direst,
done
A. Z_ WEIR_
Holiday Fruits .
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A fine assortment of new Fruits for the
holiday season has just been received.
Everything New and Fresh and of beat
brand.
Family Groceries a Specialty.
ST. GEORGE PRICE,
e1('e WSW TO 1. PRICE t Wt.
Cast. WRATST A\1 NT Ala,
POTMAHOFF TEA.
This new blend of fine tea for family
use is now on sale at our store... .
We have also thtfinest in
FRUITFOR HOLIDAY USE
and keep on hand full lines of best Family Groceries, and
the most reliable in Dairy Produce, Seasonable Fruits
and Vegetables.
STURDY BROeS.
The (Irocary w allfyaare.
Se of Goad a bear. amply te be faithful ho their eefoim ey
11 was .rid alto st..rm ad doriiwww IM The battle is me and aroma ea,sew as ever.
✓ between troth sad falsehood, rigbmoue
sew sad seright..wmae s, Christ uei [skits.
E y reams of our .nbeli.f.ad servereseme
sail .ola.►sess, she way map M kieg and
thresgb the wtlderes s, vet ire leadeth es.
It is few es te odd be ear faith overage, mime -
ship imam to Meese. whale was earrviae
Taal • primmer to Rost•, teat the /read,
hereto mm bade all se beard le be of geed
Miser. He gives • resew fee hie quiet
ome.gm : " %bees .seed by me this sight
se easel el Gad, wbaee i ea and when ala Hem, /fie. Mu we sohy Miura be as
I verve, esyielg, fes met, Paul : tam nems and Oaf reigns, sad if be be Mt se we ire
sued Were Cesar. Whirs/ere, am M id foregoer lbws all tW w skiers us. The
geed obese, Imp 1 believe nes, aid is .hall era** el wndaked's= a slaw* iM of seed
be sem ea, es M baa bees speaks' mese we. romp, saW eat O.4.
11e mashy whet may sem se there wit
mem tiley Ned ass Iver. Is is ter Neu Subsur Ste for Tar Egsat. p e yon,
At Reduced Prices.
Colborne Bros.
Thee Greatest Carpet and Lace Curtain Ware-
house of the County.
CREAT SALE
OF
GENEI?14L HARDWARE,
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, CUTLER!, ETC.,
FOR 60 DAYS_
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 make
room for new goods coming in this Fall. At
the expiration of tke 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 Y ATES.
FALL AND WINTER
MILLINERY
We have already made several additions to our stock of well as-
sorted goods, so that now we think we have everything that could he
desired in the line of
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