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THE SIGNAL: GODERICH ONT., THURSDAY. FEB. 20, 1816.
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Maid gay w sere Ube - hews er eM
t'..osy a.edetly ....reed
ter The ahs.at.
DUNLOP.
TiIVO '.i, Fab. ll.
Miss Annie .)Alen is vutuog relatives is
Godertoh.
Loftus funnings was a transient visitor
$. Kiopbrids oat `Saturday
R. D. Morris, of Austin. Maw, u visit
i■R relatives •od lueods in this.eeuoo
David Gram. who bent oboe tears .go to
sadertake the Gala ata bosh. for • Ituslph
Gnu w that fat -e1 Ind returned W.dam-
dau. of last area elk* Matt to his relatives,
LEEeUNN
Ti ..' i.'. l els. 11.
uita a number of our rattiest* ars cows
Willa se, ere cold.
LOWY yrirlme, frooi:Radek., is ')Sias*
twlat. es and t:teads here.
Dumas this week Rev. Mr, Hamilton
will 000du_t w pr.vermeetlne at the resid-
ence of 11 Ml..nianue ou N'edaesday eyes -
ins
A *reseal the other rv*wag Slade a very
eolu)•ble trip to • heuery,deatroytol; • hal
dorso fowl. and he made up his mind to pay
a second suit. 'Chis time it was not • out
cos•, as be was captured the owner, and
was murdered
LADIES .. .
WHO ARE IN LOVE with
t r• ,item design, in FANCY
WORK .4111 find all they ole
nice in the New Stock dust re
.iter). As this class of goods
Iine never been handled in this
-tore before, we shall have
'NOTHING but NEW,
FRESH GOODS in the fol
lowing lines,
HONITON LACES
DOYLIES .. BRAIDS
EMBROIDERED SILKS
All kinds and colors.
REVKRSIBLF PRINTED
MOLLETTON
CLOTH .. .
Au HEN placing our order for
VII Spring Dress Goods with J. &
W. Campbell & Co., of Glasgow, we
ordered seven pieces of Printed
Molleton to be shipped out at once,
These goods have now arrived and
are in stock at 1.5c. a yard. We
have them in Black and Red, also
in Black and White fancy Checks,
suitable for Ladies' Wrapps or
Waists and Children's Dresses.
Perfectly fast in Color. Inspection
ot this new line of goods is in-
vited.
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CRNTRE PACES .. FELT
J. T. ACHESON
BERLIN &
ZEPHYR WOOL
NETTING NEEDLE 3 &
MESHES .. DENHAM
We would ask the Ladies of God,.
richand vicinity to call and inspect
these Goods. We hese everything
you want for this class of Work.
THE FAIR
KOOTENAY CURED WHERE
50 DOCTORS FAILED.
For a number of years 1 was greatly
troubled with a skin disease. 1 went to
Hot Springs, Ark.. and 1 actually believe
I comulted over fifty doctors at different
times without getting any relief. 1 took
one bottle of your Kootenay Cure and
it has cured me. Previous to using it i To Owls
was unable to shave. it is no doubt a
wonderful medicine. 1 recommend it
most highly. Yours truly. A. TRUMAN,
too King St. E., Hamilton. tint
Big Discount Sale
FvR
1� =AVS ONZdY
BEFORE SPRING GOODS COME IN.
� �SeY cent. off BIBLES, BOOKS, (except School
Kooks) PURSES, BLANK BOOKS,
PAPETRIES, SMALL WARES CHINA GOODS
1-4 to 1-3 off aPnRdICFANCE OFY SILVEGOODRWARE, ALBUMS.
S.
WALL PAPER and WINDOW
10 fier cent Off SHADES. IT WILL PAY YOU
to visit our sale. GOODS NEW AND CHOICE.
February lith, 1885.
WE IR_
Next door to JAS. ROBINSON'S Dry Good. Store.
TOWNSHIP OF COLBORNE.
Abstract Statement of Receipts and Expenditures for the
Year 1895
1888: 1898
The Aent ersarr of the caring out ot
the Volunteers of this i►istrict will bt sole-
bruited
oleorated by •
SOCIAL
GA i HERING
of the surviving members of Abe •.Roos corp
and their frtead. at
Th. POINT FARM
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MON DAY.
MAR- 9th
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COMMITTEE
Master RICK cam. IANCSY
MONTOOMNitY list. HORTON
, RLLJR Capt. MURRAY Mct<RI0011
.1. J. WRIGHT. GNU.
Ratans* front Iles .....j 77
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County W..rds 10 00
License Ratan°. for 1400 utirt
9 Il00
I.io.n.e for 1000 .. ... ••
West W.w.aosb ratted0 53
Andrew Million reread00
1 00
Jabs sTres
Joos. P. K. moo. _. IttM
Tree.ur.,. New
Clerk. .ale of Cellisttsrf lata f1�sr
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Boundary
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17
To [Salaries t!
Total 1111119
Review Day and
_Anniversary
A year ago this month our besinw was re-established. It has been successful beyond our moat
sanguine hopes. Throughout the year past, we recognise the generous good will and confidence
which was ours to enjoy. and which, with the patronage bestowed, has contributed so much to our
encouragement and prosperity while establishing our business on the strict tines of justice to all
laid down by its honored and original founder
ransom.
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Liabilities to per
$ 110 17
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We. the snderstgnad Auditors for the Township el Oalbsrse. ter She yosr.•A.D. 11111.'do
certifyberebttrue and correct Is each �evem o
the Receiptsted 1.yase.ts ethe sadar.nieepalltr se shoots end ensue by the origin&
entries in the Treseurbd• books. wad erof e farthe ther vouchers
pr'dte t ..'r'dweortthe theamaial pleoord to and to lee list d., of December. A.D.. 1106
boob iborowttb►y passed •ad that we believe imam to to tree sad oorrest to everygortledor.
Datedthis lath day of rebrosrr. 1000.
WP_ MAKE -
Sewer and
Culvert Pipes
A,1 Whoa from 4 t■. 0e M t■. Also
thio■ ortNWr.
trawri /O* IMOta.
THE ONTARIO SEWER I1PE CO
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*ON.Rttlet a r. •..
INOSIw oar tahtta a ' ONONTa
111•s• WILUsila
ALat. a..UUTIO81.
Amines..
REMEMBER ---
The place to get
Choice
Groceries
Provisions
Fruits
etc.
is at
C. A. Nairn's
Family Grocery.
C.R.SHANE&CO
Full Line
of
Seasonable
Goods.
Ladies'
Fur
Capes
a specialty.
`' O. S.scars•00.
1- e>. M.. apala s_
R. B. SMITH.
The success we've earned during the past year is encouragement for bigger plans and bolder
operations for the coming season's trade, and the result of the forces now at work will surprise
you later on. Meantime we announce a (seat Anniversary- Sale, as as a fitting celebration of
an Important event.
!teatl the list and compare it with the priaM quoted in the great dailies of Hamilton. London,
and Toronto.
R. B. SMITH'S I
Great Anniversary Sale
Best quality Laced Kid (hove,. guaranteed $1.25
quality, for 95c.
Beautiful Blouse Silks, worth 75c. to $t, choice
for 60c.
10 pieces Black and Colored Henrietta, worth 73c
for 40c.
French Flannelette, worth 50c.' tor 25c.
Best Eiderdown Flannel, worth 50c. for 30c.
2nd Quality, Worth 25c. for 15c.
R. B. SMITH'S
Great Anniversary Sale
AT 35 CENTS.
10 pieces All Wool Halifax Tweed, worth 50c.,
for 35c.
7 pieces All Wool Henrietta, worth 75c, for 36c.
Large Sized Blankets, 35c. each.
100 ends Shirtings and Ginghams, from 5 to 7
yds, your choice for 35c. each.
Grey Lustre, worth 60c. for 35c a yd.
15 different colors, 25 inch Blouse Satins, worth
from 50c. to 60c., choice for 35c. • yd.
10 different shades Velvets and Flushes, worth
from 50c. to 65c, choice for 35c.
10 different shades pure Silk Sural, your choice
for 35c.
5 doz. Black Kid Gloves, worth 65e and 75c, An-
niversary Sale Price 35c.
50c. Cortoett for 35c.
Black Morie Sash Ribbbon. worth 75e, for 35c.
a yd.
R. B. SMITH'S
Great Anniversary Sale
AT 15 CENTS.
Ladies' Felt Hats, worth 50c, for 15c.
Jet Sprays, worth 25c. to 30c, for 15c.
Black and Colored Flamer., 15c.
Embroidered Lawn Handkerchiefs, worth 25c for
15c.
Pure Silk Handkerchiefs worth 25c, for 15t•.
Mantle buttons as big as a Silver Dollar, for 15c.
a doz.
Black Velveteen. worth 25c for 15c. a yd.
Ends of Velvets, Satins, Silks and Plashes, worth
from 35c. to 50a., choice for 15e. each.
Double -Faced Black Satin Ribbon, worth 22c. for
15c.
Beautiful Blouse, wash Goods, worth from 20c. to
25c, your choice of 25 pieces for 15c. a yd.
Ladies R ool Tams, worth 25c. and 30c. for 16c.
Men'* Heavy Home-made Mitts, worth 25c, for
l bc. a pair.
Heavy Cotton Bags, 15c. each.
Children's Heavy All Wool, Ribbed Hoee, 15c.
a pair.
Ladies' Belt Buckles, 15c. each.
R. B. SMITH'S,
Great Anniversary Sale
AT 10 CENTS.
Wide Millinery Ribbons, worth 20c. for 10c.
Black Wings, worth 25c, for lOc.
Rhine Stour Brooches and ornaments, worth 25e.
for IOc.
Chenille Silk Veiling, worth 25c, for 10c.
7 pieces Dress Goold, Worth 15c. and 18c., for
10c
Mires Black Cashmere ()loves, worth 20e., for
10c. a pair.
Gents Black 11001 Hose, worth 20c., for 10e. a
pair.
Lame Sized Bath Towels, 10c. eaeh.
R. B. SMITH'S
Great Anniversary Sale
AT 7 1-2 CENTS.
Best Quality Gingham s, 74 cents.
American Ginghams, 7} cents.
Best Quality Prints, 74 cents.
Dress Buttons, worth, 15c. for 7}c.
7 pieces Drees Goode, worth from 12tc. to 15c.,
your choice for Tic.
Crash Towelling. worth IOc. for Tic.
Boy's School Caps, 7}c. each.
Baby's Wool Hoods, 7}c. each.
Children's Black Cashmere Gloves, 7}c. a
Linen Elastic Canvas 'Tic. a yd.
10c. Print for 71c. a yd.
pair.
R. B. SMITH'S
Great Anniversary Sale
AT 5 CENTS.
7 pieces Drams Goods for 5c. a yd.
Gold and Black Neck Frilling, 5c. a yd.
Gent. 4 -Ply Linen Collars, 5c. each
White Neck Frilling, Silk, Sc. a yd
2 packages Silks and Velvets, patchwork, for 5e.
Wide Black Lace, 5 cents a yard.
Wide Cream Lace, 5c. a yard.
Black and Colored Silk Veiling., 5c. a yd.
200 yds. Beet Spool Cotton, 3 for 5c.
Bunch Violeta, worth IOc. for 5c.
Ladies' Hose Supporters, 5c. a pair.
R. B SMITH'S
Great Anniversary Sale
AT 2 1-2 CENTS.
Beat Aluminum Thimbles 2 1-2c. each
No. 5, Pure Silk Ribbons, all colors, 2 1-2 oeflitts.
Silk Veiling, 2 1-2 cents a yard.
Berlin Wool, 2 1-2 rents a skein.
Zephyr Wool, 2 1-2 cents a skein.
Beat Pins. i 1-2 cents a paper.
Best Needles. 2 1-2 cents a paper.
Black Lace. 2 1-2 cents a yard.
Cream Laci, 2 1-2 cents a yard.
Cream Silk Frilling, 2 1-2 cents a Frill.
GROCERIES.
Did :you ever since the Great Albion
Fire, hear of such prices as those :
Bast Gtoand Clinger, 10 cents a pound.
Best Ground Pepper, 10 cents a pound.
Bed Durham Mustard, 10 cents a pottnd.
Best Baking Soda. 3 pounds for 10 cents.
Scrubbing Brushes, 10 cents each.
Blacking Brasher, 10 ciente each.
Sale commences THURSDAY, 20th FEB., and
continues every day this month.
R. B. SMITH.
C. W. ANDREWS, Manager.
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