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THE SIGNAL s GODERICH ON TA RI
Lovely Silks
are the SHO ♦ GLLCI STTIE, and ecrl
Muni to procure plat now, as the) aro all the rage,
See our Range of 12 Different Shades.
Regular Dollar Quality for 60c. a
8PEOIAL ATTENTION TO
LIiiI1Iup!!INIS
SELLING OUR WHOLE STOCK
AT
4,
ladies' riurs and llllile11er waaTEVEa. IT WILL BRING.
You may not know that we carry a
Very Complete Range of there Imes.
Fancy Colored Wrappers, from 31 25 up
�i Flannelette Drawers 25
l ltlea'..Plannelette Night Gowns. from, a0 up
Full Range Comforters, Eiderdown Quilts, Sofa Pillowy, Blankets etc.
Na Reserve ! Everything Must Go t
-BROS. lk co. NQ17i7 IS THE E TO. GBT THE
SmASHING GREATEST
v -
EVER O FERHD IN (}ODERICH.
EVER OFFERED IN GODERICH.
+� T sa OUO.00 ORTH IF GOODS STILL TO SELL,0_
uesifty IYtrntng
DECEMBER 7
but you have-on�y three weeks to
reeli�e in•
TIIEI
DdNNY�UIi STOC
0?I
COIF
Having purchased the stock of the
late firm of C, R. Shane & Co. at a
, very low rate on the dollar, MUST
get rid of it in the next three
weeks, as we have' pui'chased
other stocks elsewhere w ' ch we
must attend to, and to do w� f
offer --such
r,
BABGgIN
as were never before dreamed o
in Godericb.
THE FOLLOWING ARE A FEW QUOTATIONS::
50 dozen LINEN OOLLARB,. were 20c. k 25c. for 2c.
35 4 ply, np-todate, were 25c. and 30a., 2 for 26c
20 " were 15c. and 20c., for 70.
25 " GENT'S TIES, worth lbc. and 20e.enow for 5e.
30 Si „ " " 25c. and 33o., 2 for 25o.
" " 50e. and 75o., noir 25o.
BLACK ALL WOOL HOSE, worth 25c.. now 10c.
" CASHMERE HOSE, worth 60c., now 29c.
e6
e
N ,
25
30
35.
" " " 't tt " 501, 'now 25o.
30 II gg FLANNELETTE SHIRTS, worth 25o., now 9c.
15 N " WHITE UNDERWEAR SHIRTS, worth 40e., now 16c
10 " it UNDERWEAR, worth 41 a suit, now 43c. a gait.
5 " % " PANTS, worth $1, now 480.
40 " MEN'S and BOYS' CAPS, worth 50e. and 750., now 25e.
20 " " t, " " " $1 and $1.25. now 50c-
" HATS, worth $1.25 and 41.76, now 45c.
75 " " in stills and soft, worth $2.75 end $3.50, now
♦0 „ "
" " $2 and $2.50 for 98c.
21111413 and BOYS' SUITS and OVERCOATS at ler than half price
We will rush off everything else at the same re-
dactions, and thus give you a chance to stock up and Our
Christmas Presents, no matter how light your purse is.
Remember, THREE WEEKS must do it. We
have other stocks waiting our attention elsewhere; and
osn't stay here all winter.
THE
$1.25
11111iliflillil B11111'10 %IC°.
t-ODERICIEL
COMING AND
Geo. Stew*$ drove to
day.
Mayo* Holmes, of Clint's;
on Monday. . %I .
Miss Ella Fisher arrived
day availing.
H. B. Coombe. afrintense
town last week.
John Watt of Bayfield was in ihe ty
town this week.
Chas. Galloway left town on Friday alteri.
coon for Chicago.
Desk Downie, of Clinton, visited id (iode-
rloh the past 7r..k.
Miss Maloohnsoa returned home from
Toronto Lest week.
Janne Soon, barrister of Ciineon, was in
0oderloh on Monday.
Mr. sad Mrs. F. Blair, of Brussels, were
in town over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Boa Mason, of Saltord
,peat Sunday in Clinton.
E. Campion. Q. C., of town, left for
Toronto on Monday last.
W. McLsac, of the Seaforth Expositor,
was in town last Saturday.
M,ditor Kerr, of the Brussels Pout, was in
the county town the past ws.k..-,
H. J. D. gooks, barrister of Rensall, was
in the county town last Tbareday.
or Shaomaa-mol b.. MOD..Slhhr as_.
rived home on Saturday from MoutreaL
Deputy Sheriff Gundry, wee to Credito°
and other soatharn burgs the past week.
Mrs. Payee wad tiro Andrus left Ler St.
Paul, Wee., yesterday, their future home.
Mrs. and they Mimes Hutchison left I1A
Friday for M.atresl 1. speed the winter.
Mrs. Jae. Harrison, nee O.noey. of Lon-
don, was vet the festlty resideaoe. East -et.,
this week,
Mies Hodge, who baa been visite so friend,
in Stratford for several weeks peel, returned
house to Goderlob yesterday.
Peter Pram nee of oar Model 8ehool
students vMted /teat recently lead sassed -
ed to gettlag a school for nest y
Mr. A. Robertbeo of Ibs M
will. if successful in the mallei* , lake
aeuUi
oberge et Clifford sehosi, Howtok Town-
ship.
Jac- Haute,, of the Lake Shore road Col-
borne, is. we are pleased to report, recov-
ering from • severe attack of pneumonia.
J. A. L1vingstone, of the Caaadfao
Sporbmaa, Tomato, spent a hew days in
town last week, in the laterest of his jour-
nal.
Telegraph operator Naedsl, of Detroit.
was the past few days visiting relatives end
friesde ie sad •cooed Seemlier sod t1•de•
rich.
The Shane Rink opened on Friday even-
* for the &ret time this mason. It was
tstgely attended, sod as the los was fairly
goSd the openhig was a ssaoeee.
Winnipeg Heaters. -I have received the
ageism for thetsgrate heaters. Dome and see
them, or have one plaoed 1n year homme on
trial k. H. Wereell, the ohasip stove ales.
' Th• Milo withal' the members of 81.
t,eorg•'s Cbarebwomah's Auxiliary have
nom prepare the poet two month@ was
.hipped to his destination, Priem Albert, on
Wednesday of last week.
Rev. I. B. Wallwtn, of Lucknow, bac
bean invited to the pastorate of the Cen-
tral Methodist of6lrtoeb, St. Thomas. sod has
eocopted the hmytfatlsr, marmot to the ap-
proval of the staidipmR o•mmitte•.
At • meseiag of the lttsoative commit.
tee of the Oaaadian Order of Chimes Friends
iw iiamilawa Ia.. wash, .,Grand Reoordas
Montague reverted the following balaaose
on bead, vis : Relief food, 1140,782 66 I
sick Ismael hand, 11,602 16 : ga
..ral feud,
12.541 41: indemnity food 11,114.71; MMMT,
1146,441.43.
The wools of as entire paper mill of the
B. Eddy est•blkbmeut, at Hall, is now
remise fell time. turnips o.t nothlag bet
whlse paper for the publishers of the Fam-
Herakl and Weekly Star, Momtre•L The
ireresse this month is the largest in a quar-
ter of a century.
Tb• Raven•./ of the Lord's Supper will
ha cd.bested at the meretue 8•rvtoe in
Knot Cbnroh, ant Sabbath, 12th MSN.
On Friday evening at 8 o'olook the pre-
p.ratory Berries will ba held, whoa itev,
Walter Mair, of Bromfield. will pressb,
atter which new appliwate will be roseived
into membership with the char .
CHRISTMAS IS COMING
And everybody who seyt oar beautiful display of Holiday Attractions is glad
of it. At that time we all wish to snake our friends happy with suitable
But where to find the Olaf Onr stock answers that question -an-
swers it fully, perfectly. Come and see. Novelties without limit ; something
for every age ; something for every taste; gifts that will 611 your requirements
without emptying your purse.
For the little folks -Dolls by the bushel, from lc. op ; Games of every
description, from 4c. up ; Crokonole, the best for 90c.; a large lot of Sleighs
for 20o. each ; Fine China Ware, Leather Goods, 'Celluloid Goods, Plush
Goode, 4o41 and Silver Geode. Space will not permit to enumerate the half
of our attractions, but we promise the beat ia quality. the moat in quantity,
and l.owesst prices to .ate, without elietinetiorl of age or clan.
fi.ereentber the places _ _. M ,
Elmith's Bazaar and Art Depot
Neat the 7oatraisti. Seat Street.
YVL!AThEBEST
lith buying GROOZBI5 you want the Best and
the Freshest, particularly when you can get them at
STI.11,DY BROS. at the same price that poorer goods
yea elsewhere.
yrs sell quickly, hence our Goods are always fresh -
they
they dont stay with ne long enough to get stale.
If you want Lo boy a neefal present, gee the nice
things we have in CHINA and GLASS.S7URD Y /3R0
•
•
per J. W COLB08FD.
G11111 CLEIIIII sem-
WYATT'S FAIR
STOOK MUST 331C SOLD !
Come early if you wish to secure bargains and avoid the rush.
DISHES AND EARTHENWARE.
Oae let of Fancy Decorated Earthen-
ware Samos Limbos, 2 for $ bo
i'lates-d000r$isd in pale bine and
brown -soap, dustier sad tea ..b0. mob
Covered Vegetable Dishes, regular prior
75e., wall be cleared out at 36s
Earths. Toa Poe. d.00rsted in pale bine
.nd brown, male prim 1be
Sugar Bowls, only 15e
Cream Pitchers, reed Nes. oaty bo
OILED WINDOW BLINDS.
Bert Oiled Wladew Blinds with fancy
border. sal. prto• complete, osly3b.
BAKING POWDER
Vie... Bskme Powe.,, orgy 100. per lb
CANDIES.
Another sale of C..dise, Chooelster, Oam
Dr6111111d Iflirad MIME
BISCUIT J ABS.
te be clewed amt at Cost.
SILVERWARE.
Olaf stook of Silverware will be olesiui •
Regardless of Coat
Silver Mugs, poly lbs
Table Napkin Rises 6e
Silver Trait Mabee, reveler price 12 •
and 13, will be domed est a1 11 00
Don't miss the bargain.
Silver Cake Stand., e.rrsvd a.d plain
$2 Doss redo/mid to 01 00
Silver Pickle Crnit• will lei told at Hall Prise
TABLES.
One lot of Small Tables, nicely polished
with tensed lees and small under
shelf, regular 11. Saturday ouly....,Os
Il0AP.
31b. Bar of Family Soap, pries 100
21 Ib. Bar of Family Soap. os Saturday 60
'false eenes4-eer offitiagrbairerts
bot omit' 100
LOOK AT OUR WINDOW.
w Y .ATT'S FAIR
002. 07 W$IT 8TILVIT AND OQUAMI.
Positively at Cost
MILLINERY
TO BE SOLD AT COST
UNTIL CEBXSTMBS.
MISSES YATES.
STILL TO THE FRONT ! ! ! .a.e�. � bore deMd to eon-
Miaow watts 1, dedetish as a
PRAOTIO4L PLUMBER and GAB FITTBB,
Y wort to the issMl
vte.aMel 1 w a Mar°�tdy lsaslMmt weMmes sad-Mtltrfese
will be teams se few se spas eharrsn roe lMercer wort.
The Practical Plumber. O. J. H•ARPFCR,
THE I°NAU8IITON SIIOB STORE
has nothing but thanks for the patronage of the year
closing. Wishing all our friends and customers a merry
and enjoyable Christmas, and a hippy and praperoto
New Year. During the year now at hand ell that dili-
gence and courtesy can do to make Us. business of shop-
Vng pleasant to our customers will be done willingly.
e have a full range of . . . .
Boots ails i i I ' , BuIljers, Oyorsi: 4; BL
Repairing neatly and promptly executed Cheap for Oaeb.
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