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TH B !SIGNAL : GODERICH, ONT.. THURSDAY. DEC. 16, 1898.
Christmas Talk.
Now is the time to do your
Christmas shopping, before the
great rush that will come the few
days before Christmas.
We have made arrangements
to handle the crowd that will
surely be on hand for our large
line of
Christmas Novelties
But why not buy early and
get the best attention and also
the best prices,
Porter's Colonial Book
Store
NI:AAS or 1'HE I►IS'I'I;IC•r.
From our ownCorre.pondenta.
Ta. rr 1. Information ,tern 1 nal 1 arise. be
r..rd Aar where 1.1.e •ew• el the
tweet. especial'. It..riled
far Ire erase,.
UUNGANNON.
NW ir_ '1 Le local age.... r .0 1luoif.uuo•
for Tum divas Am is at the Deice ot J. ti. Ward -
J,1'., 0Oveyaaeer, ie-. who III receive or-
ders for subscriptions. advertising and Job
work. and is •uwonxcd to rive retripte tor
emanate paid for theism/.
Tr e�DA y. lee. 23
181-TnnI'ItiHkh 1'isrnu.. - On Thursday
of last week, whilst A. M. Floss, esti was
pasetng'through our village (he having bees
attra.ling to some business. North tit here)
oa hi. way homeward via (.00erich. to To-
ronto, we had the p ensure of having • w.rm
hand-shske and friendly greeting with him
and were pleased to ere him look hearty and
vigorous. He herr in former Wears when a rot -
dent of this county. held the high peanuts'
of maoa,ter of the Reek of l'ommeroe,
treasurer of this oouury as ateo memlwr of
the Local legislature and colonel et the
volunteers, in all of which he served with
great ability and satisfaction
Vt.-1701k.. Mears Wnt. Mitchell, of
Winghant, •o•l las. of the towesh:p, of
Elms, Perth county, visited relatives here
feet week
Rt Ilil'.ty. in S Wool. ---As the school
law hies the date for hr.t term ot l'nblto
schools, on the 4rd day of Ja- wiry and m
000sequence of that date being ran Friday
h •11.rt commence until the with which
is toe Monday fallowing,
Meal. U'Ai• N..w i.ATI0'.—Nominatl)O
for municipal oouh.de, in tint. will take
place en Monday, the 30th of Dec. at 12
o'clock, noon, it will be held in oumplisace
with the statute in the usual places in the
mumc:pahtI.s of A.hhrld and West %Vilna -
nosh. if • poll to deman.se 1 the election
will be ou the 6th day of Jen. '96.
\KtTIONS YOK X MA, - (h&r mer•
chants, grocers, ete., are stem,; with each
other in mak ng their establishments look
attractive and beautiful for l hustles' and
New l eers,aad as a corseyuen a our village'
bee an extra neat appear.noe tt e presume
S anta Claus will attend to his old time
duces In making the wee folk• Joyful and
h aps.
('i.0.'r. til' 1'i- i i.' i' in'1_—Cls Friday
last our public school was closed anti es the
teachers, 1•. McKinnon and Mrs. M 11'11-
.os, ate reliuyusluog their charge N such,
the pupils of each departmeut, previous to
to the .eparatioo, presented their respective
teachers with • valuable present, and an
ae)ctiag farewell wee made
('oytn.: ANI. Gun... --Moses MCRrien,
formerly of this oewhhorhoal, and now of
(.clench Township, was in our village last
week . . Edward R.,I•inson, of ['untied,
and formerly of A.htieI(1, staved last week
to spend Christmas and New Year. at the
homestead.. ...Hugh McMath left here oa
hero on Enda, tut on an extended visit to
relatives at Pontiac, %Ochs/fan We wilt
the vein -table gentleman • pleasant visit
during stay.
Tuaw.—Ue'Fndayand Saturday of last
week re had heavy rains whi. h caused the
mow to disappear. We presume in o,rsse-
quenca t.1 the thaw and rasn,that those who
were scarce of water will now be well -sup-
plied.
AN•1%Festal - The anniversary under
the auspice. of the Nahhath ',hoot in Dna
*action with the Methodist church here.
will he held in the church on New Years
day.
Airit.ltvT.-- Recently Mrs. Wm. Mal-
Megh had the melortrrs to fall....taiaisg
a essureipraie is one of her wrists, and for
some 1.x011 It was eery painful. We are
pleesad to De able to Nate that she is re
oover..P.
GAVE, /'n rat+Ta., -At toe time of writ
ing it would appear that we ars to have •
grew Christmas, consequently it will not be
as l ely or pleasant.
1.,‘e your friesda a useful pre.wt sap
one which is sure to be r le.ai g- . rice eat-
gla•bottle of Ssei►'s perfumes. Bea Man
at Chas. 1►. W d1I ams'. 2t
1000 lbs.
Candy.
We have
them fresh
Chocolate,
Bon Bons
Creams
All Kinds
this Season's
NUTS
The New
COSGROVE
COMPANY
W►i11 appear in
McLean's Opera House
on
Friday and Saturday
DECEMBER 27 28
ernes tae Pres. Dar..
Mesaeal HwaM : Is was she beat .f the
.mass..
Montreal Wit.ar TM C.r►eva ease
pay Ire) proved shemsst.e• s• be in the
Mist rack a psMie entertainer.
ba, aa., ae-
Ticket►, 25e. and 36c.
111Isers apes et 7:80; t.,.a...a.... M.
set Same M P+.rtee'• sesMtme.
CHAS. A. NAIRN.
Groceries
The undersigned beg to an
nounce to the public that they
have opened out a general store ot
Groceries, Dry Goods,
Flour and Feed
on Hamilton Street, next door to
S. 4loane•, Warehouse, where
they will endeavor to sell at the
very lowest price possible.
Ternts Cash.
C. Beck & Co.
C.R.SHANE&CO
Full Line
of
Seasonable
Goods.
FRIDAY\SATURDAY
BARGAIN DdYB
BI(}C}ER and BETTER
Than Ever . .
The success of one Bargain I)av is
not a high enough mark for our
next. 'ibis is our
=last McLiaai2'1 =)a.-37-
of
)o yof the Beason
and it will not be our fault if it is
not the beet, if prices and quality
count for anything.
(Jur space here will not allow us to enumerate the list of
Bargains for the great two days' sale.
OUR MILLINERY
must be cleaned out in this Sale, and to do so and will cut the
price in two and yell our TRIMMED MILLINERY on Fr;flay and
Saturday at Half Price.
The same thing applies to our
Ladies' Jackets
—they must go. We will not carry
a single garment over. On Friday
and Saturday, Half Price.
Come and see our display. No obligation 1.) buy a cent's worth
unless you want to. AH goods marked in plain ti',ures.
Ladies'
Fur
Capes
a specialty.
0. 1. MASI II 00.
yeses Os tie Ifeelli k Linn
J. T. ACHESON.
S ZT CH WATCIE= S
our stock is now complete in all depaitusents
especially in Watch«n.
C .A. HUMBER & SON
have eftia 11 past record. far behind, and this
year show one of the greatest selections of
SUITABLE GIFTS
shown in town
FOR THE X -MAS TRADE
C
,tuHUMBER & SON.
C A. 8 TTARE, G OIJ RICH_
HOLIDIW GOODS
Santa Claus advised us some time ag3 to be ready
for him. We have had a good many tussels with 1hr
Old chap, and are ready for him agsin with a Iii;; at.. -k
Books, Stationary, Papetries, Fine
Leather Goods, Bibles, Hymn
Books, X-mas Cards, Dress-
ing Cases, Fancy Boxes Fine
China Goods, Dolls, Toys, Novelties
SLAUGHTER SALE OF
Ladies' Coats
in great variety. All goods marked low. I have Made x large purchase of
New Holiday Goods
at fit! oft
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN THESE
Come and .e.•. Extra inducements to earls Luvei.
. A . I . WH; IP .
Next door to JAS. ROBINSON'S Dry Goods Store.
The balance of our stock at the following pries.
1 Ooat worth $10.70, for $7.00 1 Cwt worth $ 7.75, for 15 ,75
2 Coate worth 6.00, for 4.50 2 Boats worth 8.50, far 6.00
3 Coats worth 4.85, for 3.50 1 Oast worth 11 00, for 6.00
2 Coats worth 6.00, for 3.90 ' 1 Ooat worth 7.50, for 34.75
1 Cwt worth 5.00, for 3.75 1 Coat worth 7.00, for 3.00
If you want • Ladies' (73at, be sure and see the above before yea
purchase.
36 inch all wool Serge Dress Goats at 20 cents.
40 inch all Wool Dross Goals at 25 cents.
A few pieces of Dress Goods at half price.
A full assortment of Black sad Colored Mantle cloths at very
low figures.
All Mantle Cloths above $l cut and fitted free of charge.
and Mantle making up stairs.
Our Carpet as usual is the largest and best in the County. We
can fit you out in anything from a ten cant Hemp to the best Brus-
sels. We have introduced a new Axminster Carpet that is taking
the lead where good Carpets aro wanted. Be sure and see it if you
want a Carpet.
Igoe Curtain* • specialty. Over 300 sets to select frau.
Chenille goods, Rugs and Mats in great variety.
Dress
Colborne Bros.
The Greatest Carpet and Lace Curtain Ware-
house of the County.
Special at Munro's.
Honey Comb Shawls, Scotch Plaid Shoulder Shawls, Double and Single
Long Shawls in Black and Colors.
0SIFEFLY
Fine Cashmere Plain and Fancy Ribbed, from Infants to Ladies size.
Boys and Girls Heavy makes, warm and durable.
Ladies' and Children's Underwear in all the leading makes.
Men's and Boys' Shirts and Drawers from 20 to 44 inches.
.Just to hand, full lines of Men's Merino and Heavy Socks.
New shades in Cheap Silks tor Fancy Work.
Pure Siik Handkerchiefs from 5c. to $1.25.
i� i \4 V stag V ter•/O.
Draper and Haberdasher
Cheap Winter Millinery
We are selling our large stock
of Millinery at greatly reduced
prices, many lines at and below
cost.
MISSES YATES.
P. S.—Store next door to let
Holiday Fruits .
e
A fine assortment of new Frltits for the
holiday season has just been received.
Everything New and Fresh and of best
brand.
Family Groceries a Specialty.
ST. GEORGE PRICE,
.rMOWN' Tan R. rams a est.
Ma. WIESTAT aes►airaas
Subscribe for The Signal for 'N. Only $1
That Please Everyolle
Those Winter ( Overcoats that Prid- t
ham is turning out.
.
When you don • cont you want to
have it. look right, to be correct in
style, and also to fit you. When you
doff it, you want the linings tit to be
seen. Pridham is doing all this at the
same price s. you are paying for sec-
ond cla.a work. Why not have the
Nati
PRID
T>z� TI►I 3R
Wombs= i Ales. 111110m. le Iy d
Mecham, bel who Ian been entdtug a
Terris ler emus years, bee b..n presented.
wad N Mw amiss, .4 a ipso *4 moss an Wm
0.T R.trtsk be.quirtAre at Matbemptea,
wbos he , ewved lit Amity this wadi.
You
Must
Decide
Now
where to purchase all you
require for the (Holidays.
THE FAIR
is the place.
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