The Signal, 1896-12-31, Page 8RTYAT'1'8 FAIR
GREIT
ODS
Dial waste tear hero
.ts
pper
print anti strawberry, only 1
Perfumes-Taylor'sPse fuwes
the newest odors, 1
5c duoed W 12c, 50c bottles to 25c.
Florida Water -- The very bes
regular price 1 'c, our price 10c.
Dinner Seta -Semi porcelai' •ow
Bred, 112 pieces : usual p . - $10,
oar price $8•89.
Onyx Tables- B • . yt Tables
$7.50 reduced to .rt. . , $9 to 7.90.
$12 to 9.30.
Bursaries-Pbails Sc. Wire
Potato M 5c. Donblrhandle
Curling T. 5c. Trace Wheels 5c.
Best Wringers only 6-.49.
direst %
Stove
ot.ly
Sto
C
were sever a low
Heavy Stove Pips
per leDgth, Elbows 15c.
01iah - Dem Sotvo Polish
Is all others, dues not burn ofl,
r price only 10c. for large box.
yerWue__We carry a full line
uadruple plate on white wets!
deed for 10 years Tea Pots,
C Jugs, Fip000 Holders Sugar
Bow • read Trays, Basket*, Nap-
kin Ri , Forks, Knives, and Sou-
venir 8•• s, Atomizers and many
other •rtic ' which *pace will not
allow us to i' • tion.
Do118-We hau.
large stock of
Dolls. If you ha not gladdened
the hearts of your c dren at X tutu
with s (1o11, now is y • chance to
do no. Pnces from 5c
WYATT'S FAIR
DISTRICT DUNLOP.
NEWS OF THE Trs*DAY, Deo- 29.
Rct, 1 trrnics s the memory of the
G1(AL't GODNEICH. ONT.. THURSDAY1 DIC. 31, 1836.
J. T. ACHESON COLBOROEBROB
Bedroom Towels
Towels
IBath Towel
LADIES' COATS
OD and atter Mo11DAY, 14th of this month, we will sell the belated
ot our stock et Ladies' Coats at the following reduotioss : Lb.P1
le
Lose Buy= AID Sams CoA*.,- 1, $10.50 for $7.60 ; 1, $7.1t
for $6.00 ; 2, $4.8b for $3.50 ; 1, $7.50 for $5.76 ; 1, $6.00 fart
$4.50; 1, $5.00 for $3.7'5.. • . Laois' SHoaT Buvss Asp P'alloss
t, $7.7 $8.150 for torDon't fail,to 7.uuai11 a gloss 5 for SITS
i.Tbfor $6.W;4, $6.00 for $4.75.
Coats if you want to bay.
at I5c a pair we have a striped Towel guaranteed to be all
PurejLinen
at 20c a pair we have a pure linen Huck Towel
at 25c a pair we have a pure linen Huck Towel, s;ze 20x40
at 30c a pair we have a half bleached Huck Towel. with woven
red border very special
at 503 a pair we have a pure white Damask Towel with knotted
fringe ; plain white or colored border, regular price price 75c
scholars and teacher was the eramnat►on
!'P0111 OUP OAA OOPfPOSpo edogatt with • program. on l ueed.y of lest week
aro the closing day study tor 1896. is the
morning there wee the ezamtoauoo of the
different classes by a quartette of teobere.
Tote ohtldroo did well, and in the alt•raoon
two former teachers in addreestag
the
audience at the entertainment sspreesed
themselves well plead with the sternum
float lite program by the scholars oowist-
d of readings, recitations and diabguse,le-
terspereed with instrumental selections on
NILE• the organ by Mies Votive, L Horton, and on
Tctanty. Deo. 29. the violin by Jae. Linklat.er, aocompwtd
Hugh Ryan is home for Christmas. by Jliss Edith Horton. on the mouth organ
{goddiog balls are tinging. Look out ' by Joseph MoN•vis and Horace Horton,
Mies Stokes. of Godeoh, playing uveral
As Morrow inot improving in health. nwhistling solos on the organ. The speech
Mr end Mrs. K.. Clarke are the guests of making among Om audisooe was genial and
Joan F.ohlin. ' in praise of the teacher for her labors in
The Sunday school entertainment was • our secure. A hearty vote of thanks was
read suco.se. tendered by John Recker, se000ded by Jae.
R.Y. Mr. Pring bag gone to Blueval• to Lioklaur. Previoas to this the teacher
attend a tuo.rol. was presented with a pretty glass oa by
Thos,.. Morrow is visiting lou tether sod 1 he scholars,
with it itch Minnie s`Sb•wForget
re• lite
ing
moth. ut d Charles I.trvin spout the address end Ida Harker givieg the pre
Mr. need Mn- gent. The teacher warmly thanked all for
Christmas to (tome. I their kindness towards her. E. Shaw,
YrsBras, of Manitoba, is netting her an es -trustee, gave a short epescb
father, R Morrow, of Nile. and sena an.Irish wig, wbiob was well re-
miss Etta and Mester Percy Monensin 5r• • oeivd. A. tt 4'lutton gave an address and
oloeed the proceedings with prsyer. Th.
Ming friends at
ills• audience wa,i well seated and card for by
ut
1p t htiess, ourr poj uI r cattle dealer, Cabers Fulford and H. A. Horton who
6lot of lambs feet week. divided among the scholars a nice gift of
The . .F. had a big oyster supper last (candy from Mr. Allen and the teacher. The
Wednesday. Some have been wok sumo. I latter gives each of her scholars • card of
Mw leante Kirk has been engaged to !remembrance. The school room was pint.
*scar *scared a ti •t Ito her anddiivh. our best wishes oo thhave Ily e eesbleck tod aith board tlawgeere n` eevergreen and
words A
go **t•fine test I Merry Christmas and a Happy New 1 ser. '
So (►itb bor. i The following is a oopy of the adds•.
LEEBURN• 1 oreesated to the teacher :
TrssDAT, Dee. 29. 1 To Mt.• .1 1' LA vi Kiltca.
l'.acb.r of ti S. No. 9.
Ort or at Karel' Ttrr.-Monday Of , Dear teacher, -The time of your labors
lest wr4 k our templplee of eelnoatton for S.S.i amiettigst us hu now drawn to • close. Dar -
No. 3, Colborne, had las annual stomata -
tag the year and a hell you have been with
tion olosing with • program. the veteran
trustee of 2R yearn experienoe.,loseph Heth-
erington. presiding, and keeping the large
audience in genial humor and good order
whiI e lutoinn K to the contests of the pre -
gran. by the scholars in reading, recitatiose, aseapt this little gift to remind you of o•
dianogue■, with • @polkas matoh. the side geed wishes. lipttle
gig that in whom von
Id by Anile Taylor winning. The musical serve may bless and keep thee wherever you
department had its 000tributtone on the
organ n. Misses 1Io1'ittie, ltwtow and g°Signed on behalf of the school.
Horton, and frog* Mies Zelln.It on the MINNI MILMIL/v.IKA
**news IDA BAKi.
There 1.. tafera.5Uea Dere That master he
✓ esod Anywhere LLe-sew• et the
C..atl *p'rt*ll, t.perted
ser Tae so/aid.
J. T. ACHESON.
RIGHT TIBBS II
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS
AT
HUMBER 8z SO
RED HOT BARGAINS IN
STIRLING NOVELTIES, DIA
MOND, OPAL and
GEM RINGS.
ALSO CALL AND SBI OUR IIB IBB i' CHIIE CLOCI.
C. A. HUMBER & SON
Jewelers, Goderich.
CARPETS AT COST
6 ends Brussels Carpet at Cost
10 ends Tapestry Carpet at Oast
3 ends All-wooi Carpet at Co*4 sods Union Carpet at Cost
ALL -WOOL TWEEDS
S piecesof the best Allwool50c. Tweeds ever shown in O.deei.►
MEN'S FUR COATS
6 Men's Wombat Fur Coats at a bargain.
COLBORNE BROS.
7lie Bret Could Warehouse of !he County.
es you have proved yourself a trne frtesd
mid teacher.•issye eodeavonng to Improve
both mentally and morally all scholars in
your school Wo teed we would not let yon
go without saying how smellwe appreciate
year 'ovum .ervtoss. We would like you to
mouth organ- Misr M.Amp ll, ,
was warted in the examination by Miss
Tindall, a turn teacher• Miss Annie Bur-
rows. who s. no fomenter
vleionnw for mmouut of
illt
• he year., of l tu•1
ill health, Miss Annie lawreno•, op.
Mr. Brownell of Sheppardtoo, all of
DUNOANNON.
NOT,os-The loos& ages," In I)nns•anea
forTes Menu. le atttb endrin of J.
receive 9.Ward.
ossveys.osr•and }.
er
dere for wbsertoaioso advertising
Job -
work. and is autlliierisd to give reosipta for
from all sublunary object( of Myrtle, the
yonogest child of Thomas Alton, of Spring•
bank, in the vicinity of London, sad for-
merly of West Wewanoeb, where he taught
a public school for mss] years. What adds
uAner to the attliouve event is Mr. and
Mrs Alton. with their two children, left
home to spend Chrutmae with lou persists
in West Wawanoeh end with Mrs. Altao s I
p•rests. Mr. sad Mrs. John Manloogb, of
Luoksow. 11 hen rusting (alshosrh when
they left home they were all well) the sub
jest of oar nem took suddenly ill, and is
spite of prompt method aid, succumbed,
aged 10 months. The remains wore interred
in Dungsn•on oem•tery oa Thursday last.
W • •:ted sinews sympathy to the bereaved
parents in the sodden bereavement of their
dearly beloved infest. What is to their
seeming loss a to Ito eternal earn.
an• p antennas paid for the ane.
whomweed themselves well leaned
exp*
h tb• classes they had a:amtoad. mad Tt•*'DAY, 1►.o. 29.
the diet • proneodings, which were interest-
ing sod enjoyable. It is rumored that at
an early day the commodore tataods to get
the ratepayers to have • new school bell to
keep tuns with the neighboring school sec-
tions.
ASHFIELD.
WgDomtp1Y, 1jee. 29,
Previous to the dep•rtan of Mw Naw•
sins, towbar. from S. H. No. 16, Ashfield,
• vary pleasant eutert•ismeot was held in
teat .obooi house on Monday evening. Ileo.
21st The program to•sutd of reoitations,
dialogues and stogie( and the satinets•
meet se be • very .noc.esf•l.allatr,
will existing between
tJwPM parents. The estsrtain-
�(MA gats *then up by the soholars
IIs .upervisioa of Misr Kati. Mc -
Gentry, reflected great credit ea her. At
Ns dose of the progress Mho Hawkins was
asked to cow forward, s•.d was pretested
with • bandana+, Maes water set .ad a
lady's manionn set, accompanied by the
following address :
Vat's i i.t_ - W e regret to bay* to state
that John MoLasn, jr., one of our most
pron-nent young farmers of West Wows.
nosh. is prostrated with illness. being oon-
treodd by having ought oold. His many
friends world lar pleased to loss him recover.
Vitas nae -Among the Chromed family
gathering at Thos. Pentland's were Amon
Simon Pentland and ta•tll]
the hest of victors spending Christmas bees
we have Che.. Derain, formerly of West
Wawanoh bat tow of Elora. where he is
teaching on the Collegiate Institut. staff.
We aro pleased is gas him look so virorone
sad , thy. Chas. u making his way
gradually but surely to the top of the do
oatmeal ladder. W. wish trim s.owese.
F A R s ta% ra r1Tt'TL -1•he •genual meet -
in( of the Farmers' Institute will be held at
Damnation on a dne.day and Tbarday.
.fan. 6 end 7, when the foll.wisg Sentlswhaa
are e: to address the ting :
Thos, McMillan, of Hullett,:H. R. Fraser,
of Bradford, Peter McKenzie, of Kilos, R.
D, O•whsros, ot Lsokuew, lawyer Hen -
to. and A MoD. Allan, of (,derioh. 9e.
pester Farmers wives, danslet rs and sees
M u4J (PAI. bort]Anoeis. -The remit of
the municipal aommatiose of Ashfield and
West Wawanssb which were bed in the roe
•p•ouv bons en Monday the 96th. Owing
to Ex -nave C. Oirvia being • candidate
for the (meaty oosnMi it loaves • vo•noy
in the reeveship. M.o rs. J. Parrish mid
MoKessi• were semisolid for the position
of r•.v.. The retiring deputy -reeves wen
renamed by aeolimatiea- For osussilltro,
Jobs Bartley, W a Lyre and Wm. Heater,
then was • huge moressntntien et the
rate payers present, while shows that as
enliveniar Utmost is ►sing taken in semi-
oipol affairs. There were tie present the
0ndid•tss of No. 1 division for the sweaty
eounoil, Mums. Holt, Ouvta and McLean.
who ddremed the else1srs present. For
West Wampum'''. the prose.. reeve. R.
Lockhart, in is be o tf'••od by sx-d s•ty
neve James Gibson. Deputy -reeve R.
Medd was returned by aoola,nation. Messrs.
Webster, MoQsillan. Cam/ewe galley mid
Plunkett were ...rented for oossaillors.
Beide' • very ladle •tt.adasoe of the rate
To Mi•.• Tam, HAwwis., are oordiallyisviwd. Free &demenies.
Dear Piet Hawkins. --As your labors i l'sttoTrrA*. -( brietm.*• is °°a*•oil*sOe
oar midst way sow about closing, we wish I of fine wether end Seed reeds. was •.r7
i some se 1, issps our ity mad general
1 emioybly (teens by all .ad semby. wftb
your
kind ability. real. she. as we mad err pee thew hwofff.t sad .sWhgs. Gross happl-
kisdngr it der mashes hep, ti wall r ser tree. I awes P'valj,ed, .ges1•lly et the r5nd••.• el
gratitude for the oatient, saresst and. about f
aseal g tow Y•Ilttsgh, there beds/ •vy-
oro flatter 55esdves, sot uatioeoaest
cl idea I • prw•t who were hie obtldps. grumd•
ya have bestowed es as daring the two •biidren and sews and daughters -is -law from
visor lea hove le nor iastruotor mad ad. 1611 pof•f• of taw •awhpasu. whisk. we me-
ths
e e have learned o value eightyand
mien. meat bays hem • gr••$ 55550• of jay
the the ••beets.• of your went* •sed t. tM venerable ..s i.. Mr. and Yrs. Y•1
tee { r I. .O n••* s your method. that
, I. _._••
s howls, nob • large ratb•rlsg .f
/arm Iseteeeti•+. aad a tMt .o yes or••sn .
b•v. 1.•rs•d I We sow
shall k.•.61 us C t
1e*onlfh lir. W• sew ►wg that you will
CwIItrrrtl.. V..rrow.-Best swhlMy, d
30 DAYS
CLEARING SALE
BOOTS\S HOES
(Summer and Winter Goods)
AT COST 1
to make room for Spring 1,00ds and to enlarge premises
Repairing neatly and promptly attended to.
J. MCNAUCHTON
Great Attractions !
A. P. McLEAN'S
GREAT CLEARING SALE-
he phased to aoesot this small taken of Oar
apyresial55 of year work and el our par -
semi eraltitede M and mama for ].•raalf.
We d. wt offer 1t as any reward iut v.sr
labors but merely that it Okay boa meseente
s( the ploss'at hams we Imes meat is tri
sebedrssis import/lap sed medving kaiser -
leads yon emery with yen set beat waves
fee year easwss• rind we Worn mid time
MOM whefever your 1.s may be east in the
breed mom el this ib,setei trees t�M ar
user
Manitoba, sad Ala Walker. el Wessman.
beth et whom were formerly •f this neigh -
beamed. are en as extended .telt to
rela-
tives her.. It is some fearless years sines
Js (atter.Welk who of oarono
village. wentdWm
Week
Jas. Welker,
They ,met very f.veraMy of their beam
in the North-west Meese F. Orawfsrd
end M. i(eltay, both of Dnj erase. mid
Misr Harris, d.sghter .f Asia HarrisHa
(.r•nfssd, who have Imo a •essise as
the Arts Oellye la St. TMwhes. ars speed -
be the Christmas holidays w•Itk ,eletl..s.
OF $13,000 WORTH OF
HATS
CAPS
GENTS' FURNISHINGS
ORDERED TAILORING
y -TO -WEAR CLOTHING
READ
will still continue until the 1st January. This great
'yes the people of Goderich and vicinity a
p•].n, sessil.em (er floe eeash ens.eilr
M"'r` 'x . :its ..d tb.l chance to buy W inter Warmth at unheard of Low
�e► end *4. vss.r•s at.,ss.e .f Bast
awamene ..rs presen
missies giving some poists oe seesty
•nosed work is the past- Tho westing wee
oleo addressed by Messrs. Lockhart. Well
and Oibaoa at some limit► en the premed-
i•e of the Deasy o.ssoll for the y.r. 116
sad 16. The wheelie/ dosed with a hearty
vete of thanks to the township Mork who
maid es dwimosa.
reworded. y
..'d v! �! t themselves. w Jobs
They es airily ..l1
Nigeria, le vYilletbar termer
as
Kura room
h... and resew*/ wUtemesa
A !tawosie s r Phantom. -Were
lint Or to ss�srt flee ..M oisposlss•
Prices. Get protection now while the something
purse is light. Last week's business still was greater
henomenal : we mend to make thislow every
. y far, as we have Cut the Prices so very � buy your
body can afford to buy. It will pay you
SPRING SUITS FOR BOYS
w z.
as we are offering d • : iel
Inducements before Stocktaking. Don't fail to look
over our whole stock -Great Bargains all through
it is well known to be the largest and best of .
kind in the County.
our
LLO,
H ' ONIANS !
MAY
e
They are
Rmok
Ind.
have you
Seen what 1
,the
CIGARS
tAJrt)and
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DIIS&
OODWCB
A. P. M°LEAN,
(MERCHANT TAILOR
11,
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