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THE
SIGNAL : 3ODKRICH ONT. THURSDAY JAN 7. 1881.
lite �igaxl,
IS re.flliaem'
EVERY' THURSDAY OR,HINO
ST e. Mea1JJa7NT
OMs •1 CubUoettos--$ and l0. North sweet
Uode rtoh. Ontario.
Terra el tiabseripallea 1
Ose smooth, In wives°, • 1
Tose•
mouths.y • • • • i
Ili: r.....,...... t
Ono year. --•••••a
tense .. Tear Label.
Ther label 1. • standing reo•:pt of Ibe dam
tq which you are paid op. Nes that it is not
&[lowed to f.II late arrest,
Wheat a change of ed.tnr 1. desired, woo
tee old sad the sew address .hortd b.Elvas•
dv t blas nate •
Legal and other mimed adviest,•emest•, IOC
.r line for Bret burn 11.P. and 1 °rota per 1i0
for s.rh subsequent Insertion. Measured by
• sondem l reale.
Busln.w. Dards of e1. 11ae• at 4 mater f11 per
yeeeir.
Adveatt.rwoats of Loci, Freund (rayed
RP witness Vacant. N•le*tiose need and
Business t'hao•s Wanted not eaosedl.R 1
Mao, nonpareil, (11 p r n. men.
Omens on dale, leg R%r"I. on 4ate. sot to
eared Ile .,. at for art m..n'h, vr, par ••.t*
• •• gent month. Int.,:'' a.1.'• Ia pr.ip rtlo•.
1 ny .oreml notice. the obis • o: w' iv• is •o
pr,m..te ti a pecuniary bonen% of may tell-
v:dual or company, to ha °o•,miden•d a .d-
verttsrment and charged ace°, In e1le
i.ocal noto.ves In nonpareil typo Dae cent per
word. no sot toes les than Sec.
Local agleamla onoticerdinary torrdltype
than two
yk
tents per word.
Mottoes for churches and other religious and
benevolent Institutions half rata,
Subscriber who hli to receive THE Sumo.
✓ eeulerly by mall. will c inter a favor by ao-
quslatlnlr or of the fact at as early an detests
Possible.
P.Mtalleri vlNlee.
J. C. Le Touted. of (ioderieh, has been se
piloted Loral Travelling .Agent for the towa-
S1 ipo of th,deerioh. Colborne, A•hneld and Ws
wanoah.
Loral postmasters over the dl.,rlot are also
empowered to coo. ve subscriptions to TUR
tI11eR LL
All oommualoattona mist be &Adrored' )
U MoOILLICCt1UY,
stets
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e.s .0 r � olonitpaa'LO.t,
eo110Y0B. THURSDAY. JAIL. 1. Ito.
OUR CLUBBING RATES.
TRE 8141.A1. wad (robe 01 60
THIS 81ONAI.and Advertiser 1 80
TRR't ,NAI. and Family weld 1 RO
Tnr'h:'AI.and Montreal R'it.oeee1 75
8absoribe at ones and begin with the first
member for 1897.
LET US GET DOWN TO BUSINESS -
AS our readers are well aware, (;orle-
rich etas mi,dee fair progress in the last
two years, and now that such amity
appears to exist mong the members
of our council, and the public have
given them en unanimous endor.ation,
we believe the time is ripe or a ur-
tiller Movement towanis prosperity.
With every shoulder to the wheel
there is no reason why progress should
not be note, and we feel assured that
the ru•ayor and council during 1S97
will see to it that, so tar me they are
cxmxirneul, there will be no retrograde
movement
It looks es if there would be an early
session of the Dominion Parliament,
and presently. we Are informed, the I
Minister ..f Public Works wit! visit
our town. Such being likel to be
the case•, wou:d it ..ot be well for our
mayor and council to secure *11 pos-
sible dates regerlintg necessary harlor
improve nton's rtc'elel for pr, septation
to the Minister or to Parliament, see
th:tt the best results might be attain -
eel st the renins( pwaible moment.
(iorlerie•h is a harbor of retuge, end
as such Ills had some =60(1,000 ex-
tended upon its breakwater an1d docks �
since I'472. True, for some years the 1
harbor did not receive the attention
from Ooternulent which it ought to'
• have hail, lout that is no reason why
every effort should not be put forward
now to make up for the lack of atten-
tion in the past. With the harbor
placed in prober shape there is no rea-
son why regular steamboat accontmo-
dstion.of a superior sort, could not be
secured next season, and with two or
threw good lines of boats making re-
gular calls weekly the trade of the
town would be greatly enhanced.
With the public works now in
course of construction in town and
the proper expenditure by the O wen)
ment on our hsrhor, next year would
be a net -letter one so far ee the aril -
sane and laborers of the town are con-
cerned, and the money thus put in
circulation err old mstenally contri-
bute to the welfare anti extension of
our other business inter sts.
Partyism and personal heeling
should he dropped for the tilnebeing,
and every man in town should do his
level heat to help along anei develop
the lined of prrrperity that are now
within our reach,
Wo are entering upon a new year
end a new era. Leet us begin it in a
right and proper way.
ABOUT " THE SIGNAL"
THE Moeda this week enters upon
the 50th year of ita existence, having
been established on Jan. 1, '48. There
are not many of the original sub-
scribers amongst our present readers,
hut we are pleased to know that there
are wveral families which hove Deese
bean without the paper since its in-
etlpdiiesrt, and we have on nor list a
aggabuf yip have hakes b resalarIy
r.*!
for twenty, thirty or even forty (+arta
To the ultl subscribers attol the many
new ones who have added their [tattler
during the present management we ex-
tend our best thanks for having aided
in developing Tint Swett into what
it is today.
We closed the old year with o
larger jobbing and advertising Inlet -
twos to the credit of the *per than on
any previous year, and we begin the
new veer with • list of subscrihers
that would do credit to e newspaper
published in a town of far larger
popula ioa than Goderich
The coming end augurs well for 0-
.'ontiuueeI increase in business, anal
with that end in view we have placed
in our machine room a handsome and
effective 10 H.P. engine, the workman-
ship of our townsman .1.11. ICNCI)IAN,
and which after a fair trial bids fair
to till ever. point 4iroinieesl by the
maker. For aoine time past the
inechenicel conditions of our press-
room were handicapped for lack of
sufficient power, but now we are ab'e
to run our press -room to the fullest ex-
tent, and without the elightteet fear of
overtaxing the power at our dispose!.
The otfiee is now as fully eluipped,
from boiler -room to ewlitor's sanctuui,
as any to he founts in any town of the
population of 'Goderich, in Canada,
and wee begin the year 1'97 better
prepared than ever before to fill
the requirements of our thousands
of friends in this part of the province.
SNAP SHO"'S•
--Have you renewt>,l vc'.1r sub-
scription fir 1•4971 if not why not
-if you haven't got accustomed to
writing " 1497 " you haven't env
time to lose.
-There were quite a number of
surprises in connection with the vot-
ing for the district councillors.
-net January thaw was just a
little too previous. We don't want
011 Country weather in Canada,
- Mayor FIRMING, of Toronto, is a
man with a had pipe cinch on the of-
fice, and he knows how to hold his
grip.
-The farming community is well
represented in the new district coun-
cil, Of the sixteen members twelve
are farmers. ---
- What this country wants is not
wcomplete overhauling of the trade
policy, but a good, old-fashioned Can-
adian Winter,
- Let I'RIKR A Montreal speech coven
the ground. fie throws down ro
gauntlet, hut he holds to his position
rand is there to stay.
-int Petrie puts "The Country"
before everything else. and Mr. BRAU-
e;RAND, the editor, says the policy
which he c, laid down will be fought
out to a finish.
--District councillor HOLT way not
"enow.d under-" in town, es was pro-
phesied ear'y in the the canvass. Hee
de1.1nn,trated that he could hold the
fort in Goderieh egainst all comers.
--The election petitions are gradu-
ally peterin; nut. W. F. Mte-
te .1N Las Sven declared "safe" in
East Y rk, and the protests against
E. R, OALIrt end h;. F. ('LARKE, Mega -
berm for Torontn have been with-
drawn. it's Metter to have been born
lucky than rich,
-The report is again in circulation
still in the land of the living and able
that M AORO, the Cullen general is
to brandish his machete and shout
"Cuba Libre." if this report be true
the cat with the nine lives will have to
haul down his sign in favor of the un -
killable Cuban,
- -The Globe's ( It taws correspondent
inform. the, reenter,' of that journal
that Commissioner i aZIRR halt report-
ed in favor of the defendant in the
Brussels poet office investigation.
Sone t ego the sante correspondent
reported that the Government was not
going to issue a commission in the
Brussels case at ata Ile was two pre-
viona then and, perhaps, that is the
trouble with him in his latest report,
Why doesn't The (Nobe publish the
text of Commissioner LARIIR'R report,
as it dM that of Commissioner Seta
Ra in the Cohoarg camel
Sor_al us.de.ts
Mlasee A. Jeekell, M. (lichee mad Why-
w(d, pupae el the (Iederleb Velleatata. bays
eann.sfelly pawl tis Nerwat Aeheel •t-
astsaNea for chased elan prefsssinsel
teashanr es-Wsaesa
riser throws apse Imendee poodle tela
estlus.leh It.
T%. lassies derived by Freesia pseele
oke raw fowls N, ihomileetr assess,
shoal 0208,000,000
The assail re/set .f parr .eine e.
swan M 15.600,000 per year, nae fins
(arias w 114000M dap.
Important Events In Few Words
For Busy Reader►
Ifs M, Wedge s.ssa.sao fiereealles
emus ee sad arra (ase - sad
Assrsass.e abase seen 1M men a
ear r.p•e-A WM Pares ilialsinresa
• iraswsratlre set ssanle�
It a l 1. Kt'.t 1►
Geist manager Hays and otter
oglalan 0t the Grand Trunk inapeooed
the company's no car ebires at Lan-
don.
1'..e et stn- l flr►UTAL.
It Is troileved that thy gtasetitl' of
carer relaUune with the colonies will
utaitW Y a Punkin at the V nea'r's sp•soh
at the opeoatt at the Lnlsfared 1-!arla-
wonL
as 1f auk -.
(marls Sheridan. aged thar'ty-eight,
a gerdener. eevt1g at Teeiroos' i- oomn-
mltted suicide b' outline his tht'o•L.
The body utf W. A. lie tnagnd, second
vtoe-president of the National Bast of
Illinois. has been found near the pier
from wbtt•h he jumped 'Into the lake
at Chicago.
tet 111. •-Y..KIIt...
Moderate Republicans views very sac.
onrf u1 in the remotions tar the Fred*
Benet e
Stun • die wtiii , the Span-
ish I'.. t* un would
not ars .•1. of the
United Stater a ntruducr
re or,na MCI the .s °cad red
to the eastern poo , the Island.
111) r'1- • ualt.
D. Meir rl•tte .t Co.'s etedi scary
warehouse at Montreal was destroyed
by firej.)ther bulbttnga were dam. F-
ed. and the loss ie eattimata1 at t50. -
11ob.
The South Essex Preserving a-
rany's building at Kinl:siele was dam -
aired by fire A lot eel 'mord g.,ads
nae destroyed. and the los will teach
u: t\TellEsT Ttl Ftl.Mtlt"
The Rastern Ontario Poultry F:xltuble
Hen is in progress at Kingston.
1'lentirul rains are reported to have
talent over barge amen of India
The Manitoba winter is beosi ing un-
cee-tWn. A regular thaw, with rain.
te reported at Winnipeg.
The tnaltatene of Milwaukee claim
that eon *041 clernku is have prac-
tically supplanted barley in the Pro-
duction of bre.
The cattle wAluh were destroyed at
Belford. Que.. an November 7. were
suffering from tuberculosis and nut
pleura-rnrunwrlt. as reported.
land CoawsseMoer Hamlltrn of the
C.P.R. says that the salts of Mani-
toba lards exceed all records the pest
few month&. The demand is good and
farrners are t'a)••k+g up well
The wheat market 1n Chicago was
wrong. buoyant sod higher on Satur-
day. Weather ceondit:cis in the North-
west were reverted to be untavorabie.
Prfreteet advance( sharply. May wheat
dosed 1 6 -Sc higher at M 7 -le.
1 t F. De vU.
Archbishop Paiute of Stoatresl to
dead.
Hon. Thoanas McGreevy, ex-M.P. for
Quebec West. is dealt.
Mr. Charles E. Perky. QAC., died ts
Chatham. (int-, aged 51.
Mr. Murdoch Farquhar MrLennee,
one of the best known resid,-nts of
Glengarry county, died at his home os
Saturdity. ami 78.
Mr. Richard Heroes of etouffyiele. M
years of age. sus Stricken with pare -
Ryes while returning from paying a
call on Thursday afternoon. and died
a few hours later.
The win of the late Lieut-c;os-onto('
Fraser was meowed at P'm.lrrietun.
The estate Is entered at (11,:.(0, which
Is bequest&d to the &ceasd's family
and roar relatives. •
Mr. H• ratio Hale. • pioneer settler of
Clinton. tae., a graduate "f Yale 1'nl-
v.•rslty, and °tae of the greatest philo-
logists of thea present t day. hag diced, ' false A• u e Rf y t N t i
fin his eightieth year. and was twirled The jury in the Br. -m trial at B•.h-
fr Clinton. ton brought In a vrr•llet o' g 1.ity.
1 Nt r..te•srr li p. 1 Detective Silas H. Carpenter of the
The curf.'w bell was rung far the ('arledlan secret service has been ap-
n
e a dm,.111 Gnaws oft New Years pointed chief of the Montrea' detectives
n th1. force to seoceed ('hi. -t Cul en.
Mr. John Rett Robertson has do- Two .of the aetsansi• >, ,rf Premier
ttat,d r''.SOO to the Tonnntu Sick Child- i3taambu1oQ at Sona wore found guilty
fen's Hergkal. and sentenced to thi••• :earn' imprison-
( slight shot.* of earthquake wee • each One was the coachman of
felt in uttawa shortly after twetro the eeIstanrn
victim.
tec4k m So Year's *fight. ' Atrttatrnt District Atb.ey John F.
tart Maclaren (the Rel. John Wat- McIntyre of New York Ilea resigned
his preation and salle•d fee Enidland tat
son. 1,.11.1. toclTN the rkheat class le take part in the defence ,f Edward J
Atnerielli elm at a clime imitation er Ivory. the alleged dynamiter.
English country house Life. I A warrant was Issued In Montreal en
While the Canadian nurses at pre- 'Saturday for the arrest of Mr. L M.
sero e-- pieved In Buffalo hospitals win TardiveI. editor of Ina Verlte•. Quebec.
not he deported. earn wit] be taken mot who Is charged by Mr. Louts Frechette,
tr. Income". their number. the Canadian poet laureate, with erirn-
T'he ('anadian-Auatralkan Royal Mall Ina] libel.
istenmehtp line, the v,ineis of which $r. Alex- Lanctot and lite sat red -
be" ween
1ed-
be"ween British Coluntl.ta and the prick were stabbed et Montreal by a
Aue•triJJian colonies, is about to place rang of Ltallans etre wayteei them
a new .•ea-r.er of 4.254 tons reenter near their home. The elder Lenclot
or the F'41e. rlk•d of hist wounds and the younger 111
1'.,e great rra'ch played at Wimlpeg In a precarious condition. Two cat the
1,e t • .-t to : h e V'c : or'.a team of M, li t reat Italians have been arrested.
and the ••f Wlnnit••••; t•.r the Mr. J. W. Malasuohlln. bookkeeper,
•' a .1A. ('op heel tM• henetev el•.arnfticn- for A. L ecJatr of Lancaster, found two
sh.IT of CROW'S was arm by a M`•eure burglars In his employer's mos-- at Mid -
.1 six to ttv.. the MontrettJta-s acorting night The Orton. shot at Mr. Mc-
Laire-hlln without effect. He returnee)
their fire, and one of the burglars W&s
10100 nn the roadside Madly wounded
the next morning.
at each end ul the sato*( by e.aplsstss
powurttd toe breakers an the inter.
Mr. Isvud MaoLaren all Ottawa. who
L guess to Australia an • business
trip, will make siqulrles while there
as 1.0 the trsdr requ4ansnRa of the
southern cob -oder.
At the tweet:), fourth annual meeting
al the Centime" dal Travellers' Asstn:ia -
twos of Chats, 1u $hatt.+sbury Hall,
Tinto, Mr It J. (kw was abraded to
the presidency.
The creditors of Mr F. X. Messner,
the Fortnum banker, held a meeting
The affairs of the mid Vitelli are In very
bad share. and br is unable in his
st.tt.ur.nu to explain ok•iarly how his
buss•s occurred.
1,18,14 PIA LLM►\A1..
V WAWA W Hewsrdso say that t tae ,
have not seen Mr. (Madison in better
health for some time
Sir Chariot Tupper has postponed th
date ,.f his departure tr••r11 England (ur
Canada until February 4.
14 is extoctr,l tial Mt Laurier w.
b• made an imperial ) ('0U1141Ue,
at the bearing celebration of the Queen a
long reign
'rbe engagement be announced of Miss
11)sete ln.•en d Na.hvl.,. Ten[., an
the Hun. St u-Jorite ttka, the brother of
Lady Aberdeen.
Mr. George A. Kirkpatrick. Lieuten
:art-('rutcruor of Ontario Is Living tit
the South stmt t1,Ry.a.J In Lo d,.u.
whkb is the same private Ins.itutt,•n at
• 81.•J1 lir Jatru-*.en of Transvaal fano'
is te-ing trembled. At t cunsult.ett. n of
Mr. Kirkpattitdt's pt ye., leo.. It 4404 de-
cided Utas an ..per••ttun waa 1ettet ry.
and this w1U be performed upon tb tr-
rival of Mrs. Kirkpatrick, in a tat
teen days
1•(11.1 ns -14-4 ANADIA'4.
The Tariff Comatiettit,n has ,ttlac • -
ed Its sittings at Montreal
Mr. Jour, h Taut. ex M. .l . has le 1
appointed 4turugate Court e•letk cur
York CourtO
Ilan. Janus Pren.ter*a,•• has re-signed
ills seat to the Aianit,811 Iteerb4.tur••
,r :it. 13,.n1face .
The bat taeadtere et Premier Lau-
rier by .tb National Uo Montreal
waw ate by about Ili, hundred
owls.
Sir. • .r Haokeit. C••oser•rative
mento,• r Went Bruno, P.E.I. ban
Mort i :(ted on a etlar+g. ,of bribery.
altwl 1 ug by an agent.
L)r ...-nuotte, Ooaservtttive H.P. for
'h&111i,lain, admitted corrupt piocti es
!.y ugenta, before the noun. and Judg-
ment was given ons •ting hit.
Henn. S. A. Flakier. Minister ,d Agri-
culture. has returned fru... Waatiour-
tou, and Hon. A. t;. Blair. Mime( r of
Railways. from Brttirt Columbia.
Mr oirjenwa.'s sp•'sxii of the 1Sth
LIP . in Wktnlptg, foreshadowing a Gov-
ernment repurchase• of railway lands
in the N„rthwcet for the creation of
true grants, is favorably reo,-ived W
England.
1111 I;r:l-reaertS WORLr..
The London Y.M.C.A. Hall, °gating
13u.ear.e, wax opene.1 with a New Year m
reception.
Archbishop Lange'vin has published
an appeal for suoe ort for catholic
r,-h.e.is in Manitoba 1n Le Croix of
l'aria
It Is reported that during the past
rift ••••r. months nearly turns, thousand
pers•tts In Eregt..n,i ha.•• become con-
verts to the Homan Catholic Church.
Fat (tooth, r. Roman CathoU••
• hag.leon at 111.• SLOW: " Mo titalle Penl-
1••ntuary has t..• -n suspended by Lite
Laurier Government on account tI poli-
titJ.
Sir. J Israel Tarte. In an interview
in M•,ntreeal, said that the Leerier Gov-
ernment was not prepared to yield to
clerical Interference Is politica. and M
the grave erbium they were faclna of a
concert between the people and the
bishops he would be fentnd Ch the bbl"
of poi itteal fr•erdnr.
A report °°sines from Cron Islas,:.
in Charlevoix, to the- effect than after
reading the mander:,ent there on Sun-
day last the cure ordered all the °•tale+
of L'Electeur In the lora! p•. orflce
awaiting delivery to subscriber -s to tae
burned. The pi etmast.•r r. m•,nstrat• d.
but the cure inat,ct,•.1. asssurine him
that he would take• the whole respott-
/di411ty, and the papers ger•• t,urne'1
the winning game in the last 't
minutest.
• 1••1 (1111
The teemtrion Line stew -ser War -
w , k b. &eh es, an the m,.:; ..f New
1 runew1-k
Mr Peter ..Yrk.' 01 I'tarltht,l shot his
brother F.*rT* n fatally. turtaiting hire
for a bur* lar
Meir inewprrt. Ie.. wits subsist wiped
out by a cycler, Flair pan •,1a •+,r
t111ed In the wrrek.
The French Hemmer 1. us Freres
nes
foundered ort (Mala Fitt.-, n ••:'
u•:.
anew were drowned.
Kra James Alien of Janis este k,11.,1
by an engine while *ratline. ac. ear the-
railway track with her hurt*, •'.
Lord Whitson fienerford mat with
serious accident on the h ul :tong tree.'
and urrw Ise. In • pmearlothe cast II(11•n.
Robert Gdaww, a IO -year -0 el London
boy wens reesruesi from .1^uwning In
the Thames by a rr roper . • Th named
Lewis Fettle•*wtet, nine yea,. .e1.1.
Tiber remains .1t Wm. ('aruden. aged
L, were tourrl .it the 0 T R track
near itrtnity Si reel, Torm,ta,, the un -
Fortunate put having been run over
by • train there tats the Proceeding
nidal(.
1tt ••Intss.
ILoaddre was enveloped In • heavy
ALek frog on flat urt&r and 4slms
via p•sctioally s1spenileti
Ms number (if ocertrrte*.eMl captor.
W United d Pts pot for the year Jest
[Iniad leave hese snore nat.,eeoma Ikea
Oa ens previous pear errs• t Mal
Ulla alOnresa• eplenel 4r.' f1
MIs IYelaYst W Ontario bleadg.Yw
ti.
athat saarkietlien
ysOne esiftgarei
e11/1 v. r V era WAR.
The Porte has received serious mews
.f military dlsalrection 1n the. p1•o-
v In cess,
Tho mtNfla Met corrected to the Lt
•ef January, 1817. haw been printed and
Is now ready for Issue,.
Reporter that Mare•,, the Cuban lead -
• Is elite are becoming nitre pesetive
In tone. It r wild he will visit the
1 nleed States (non to remnre eorifldenee•
to his Bauer.
Contracts for the c•. tistruetlon of two
Japanese cruisers were signed at
ivaahingeom by repressetattves a the
IWoo iron Write of Ban Frannie(..
and ('`ramp & Anna
The fieeMlwtertnk .(enamel (.bont►uodnr.•,
m hleh wailed front a Gutted States port
a Ith munttk.ns of war for the Cuban
Insurgents sank sear Mosquito Inlet
ller Brew landed fR lf'lrirldtt.
moor figwort the new commandant
of the R•yal Military Collage, Kingston.
In enmpeny with Malar -General Gem-
rnlfn•. hada Ione tnterwiew with the
Governor-General on Saturtior.
(Ten. Weyler, is a very boa.tfUJ biter -
view, alerts that the Province of Pinar
del Rb has born subjugated Ire him
and that the llesur'gents are lacking In
valor sed ether elewnseks in awake the
uprtseng a easeness
The wee. d Lir (TM. Mira
hal 11s. arrived ei K�as, Irl.. she
Maine to lave ammo direst fr•omn tb,
Ineargeelt/cr(crap and dordsrww tho+
Oea Mao, whores ale Las beim sere
tenni . bet Wee . hr MAY
.....After Christmas Aga.,.
GREAT
JANUARY
SALE ......
AT THE
OEIICI BAfl691A CENTII
Back again to the enthusiasm of Quick Bales !
�-•. FRIDAY, 8th,
and will continue until 22nd.
White Goods Sale
White Quilts', extra value at $1
for . 77c
White (juilts•Mltra value at 1.35,
for $1
Sheeting
White Sheeting, 2y wide, .5c, for 15.
Unbleached Sheeting 20c, for 14e
Pillow Cotton
40 in. Circular 1$c for 124
44 in. Plain I$c for 10c
46 in. Plain 1 Rc for . 10c
Waite Cotton
XXX 36 in. 7c for .....
11 36 in. 10c for
PP 36 in. 121,c for
Table Linen
Unbleached, 25c for 19e
35c for 25c
50c for 39c
•
65cfor ,.,, ...... 48e
Bleached, 65c for ... ... 40c
" 75c for 50o
Laos Curtalns
50c flet for 39c
65c Set for • 52c
11 Set for 75c
$2 Set for 150
Bargains
Bargains in Silks, Bargains in Dress
5r Goods, Bargains in Cloaking. A
se line of Waterproof Coats away
IOc down in price. A few Jackets
15.00 for 112.00
Towelling
Extra Value for
se
TTl`aes Towelling for
A lot of Ends of Towelling for..
10c Towelling for
Bargains for Two Weeks
4c Remember for '?. Weeks bargains all
50 over the shop. Bargains in Boys'
Pants 50c for 38c, Men's Pants $1.25
10c for 95c. 2 Fur Capes /20 for 1110.
40 A few Eiderdowh Cottlforta imam
down in price for Two Weeks.
Towels
36x16 10c for 5c
All Linen Towels 12ic for 9c
" 15c for 10c
" " 25e for . 19c
m broldery
at Reduced Prices
Handkerchiefs
Men's ....12}c or 3 for 25c
•'
10c or 5 for 25c
Ladies Emb'd Edge 121c for.... 8o
" 20c for .... 124
,• " " 25c for .... 18c
" " 35c for .... 25c
Children's Handkerchiefs lc
Unlaundered idhlrts
Extra value 25c
The best value is SS% Linen
Front ......e . « , . 50c
Lases
A lot of Trimming Gold Lewes .. lo
Bargains
2 pieoes 'Lig-'Lag; Skirting 35c for 25c
Feather Ticking 124c for 90
15c for 110
44
" 20c for 15e
White Check Apron Muslin tie for So
.1 14 t• •' 10c for so
Table Napkins
1 dos. Napkins $1,00 for
1 " " 75e for
75e
500
1 " " 60c for 45e
A few Tray Cloths and Sideboard
Drapes at Half Price.
Top Shirts
75c for 50o
Odd Drawers, fine geode, 90c for 50o
Every article carries within itself the convincing
proof that in its purchase you are saving money.
JAS. ROBINSON
QIlawr West Street sad Squat