HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1897-12-16, Page 108 TEu UDAT. Deo. 16, 1887.
THE SIGNAL : GODERICII ONTARIO.
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All Trimmed Millinery, Sailors,
and Millinery Trimmings.
THIS WILL BE A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO FIX UP
FOR THE HOLIDAYS AT LITTLE PRICE.
20 PER GENT. OFF
All lgaallesileitCafiadatlits'or s
Next Two Weeks.:
CREAT BARGAINS
IN DRESS GOODY
_Doable -Width Fancy effects. 40 in,. regular 25c., ....for 15e.
Double -Width Fancy Tweeds, 42 in., regular 25c. to 35c., 19c.
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-Enthusiasm
0VICR. OUR
as x Perfumes.
We like it. We meant to- make . the people ' enthusiastic
by procuring such
A HANDSOMEOOLLECTI9:N
It prove& --that the people . appreciate __these . Goods,.--, ndL beafdes,_the
prices are right, and will suit everybody.
A great number of these handsome packages have been sold already, so we would up you to make a
selection as Soon.as Possible, then you will have a Larger Variety to choose from.
OUR PlES on SEELY'S, ROGER & GALLET'S, VIOLETTE'S, and PINAUD'S PERFUMES :-25c., 50c., 75c., *1.00, 21.50,
*2.00, $2.25, $T50, $3.00, $3.50, and $5.00.
.tw,..n...lress_Novell es. Sihiss.
Trimains, etc.
WHAT IS-MORK SUITABLE FOR A-C'HRISTMAS--
TO A LADY THAN A NICE DRKSS, ?ACM, OR .EAT f
OUR PRICES on COMBS, 1.0c. to boa ; HAIR BRUMES, 25c. to $2.00 ; NAIL BRUSHES, 6c. to 500. ; SHAVING BRUSHES
5c. to $1.00; TOOTH BRUSHES, 10c. to 50c.; CLOTHFA.'BRUSHES, 25c. to *1.50 ; SHAVING CUPS, 25c. to 36c.; MIRRORS,
(HAND), 10c. to *1.50, etc.. etc.
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'"' Chemistand-Druggist.
IN TSE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS -SONE t N EQUAL NEWS OF THE DISTRICT.
OUR VALUES: -
Hosiery and Gloves,
.Ladies' Underwear,
Wrappers, etc.
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NOVELT1BB.IN_UANDBERCHILC* BELTS,
k 1F7LBRB, TIES, Eta -
A Complete Stock in all Departments.
Table Linen, regular 25c., for
Table Linen, regultir 35c., for 25c. yd
All -Linen Toweling 5c. yd
Cottonades, regular 25c., for 18c. yd
Extra Heavy Tweeds, new patterns 37ic
Mantle Cloths, Eiderdowns, etc.
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_. •- - . a.._8_e�._a� . 20c. yd
�TTo�iti i n argai ns.
brume ourowea Ompgt11po dente
there 1s Information were Thai eianaA be
Peas/ Anywhere [Ian -news or rhe
V..-yapeeesny maperted
tar Tie atgnaL
DUNGINNON.
Nanus. -The looal agency in Dungannon
for Tug Steaat Is at the oAfoe of J. 0. Wsra,
J. P., conveyancer, to., who will receive or-
ders for subscriptions, advertising and Job -
work. and is authorized to give reoelpts for
amounts paid for the same.
TUSsDAT. Deo. 14.
THAW -I0 would seem as 11 we we hay -
ins an old-time Junsry thaw.
We regret to have to state that Mre. Pat-
ton, who hsa been itl for some time, ts still
poorly, We would fain bops for her re-
oovery.
WS»DING BALLS ARS PLLJ,tO JOYFUL
Norse -Dame Rumor puts it Coat in the
Dear future some more marriages are to take
place is this vicinity.
PUPASIAO FOS CHILI/SW3. -Our mer-
obsnta, groom, milliosrs, etc., as also oar
genial victualler are, in their respective
lines, making ample prepszstiosa for Christ-
mas and New Years.
CONVALrAINri.-We are pl,assd to be
MHIM••sisi. katl�-,Bi...J...(].�>.tnrd- bo
bas been ill for some time, is improving in
health. We hope that she will 000tlnne se
until fully restored to her former state of
health.
Boys' Navy Suits, regular $2.25, for *1 75
lloys two-piece Tweed Suits, regular $2.00, for ::.i .. • ..t r,m1 50
Men's Heavy Double -Breasted Suits, regular *7.00, tot LULU5 00
Men's Overcoats and Pea Jackets.
Boys' Overcoats and Pea Jackets.
THE BEST MAKES. THE LOWEST PRICES.
DOLLS
SOOMK, M,
BOUGIIT AT 50 PER CECT BISCOIINT.'
THE GREATEST CHANCE YOU EVER HAD '
TO SUPPLY YOUR -
o hristmas Presents
AT HALF PRICE.
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. °fast think of it -50 per cent. discount -that means goods to you
at'1.aa than Wholesale Prices.
THE LOT COMPRISES :
Perfumes,
Purses,
Books,
Games,
Dolls,
.Ornaments
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The Choice will go soon. Make your selections early.
Cam and One ride Only.,
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for rest from labor, sad alas sesdemnsd
n ewspaper reading on the Sabbath severely,
He asked earth and all to try and do their
beet for the spiritual advancement of Sus.
day, and nos W hinder or cheek others from
observing the Sabbath
A Large number of triesds and relators
made up an impromptu p.r,y by driving bo
the residenoe of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cask
ad having a social time on Tuesday eve-
n ing of lase week.
Mrs. Tutt, of whom mention was made
by aha hmal pre of Goderi•:h, of her death
et the ripe age of 86 at Kinoardine, Tod
breaghl to rho Colborne cemetery for
interment, wan, with her late husband
among that first ashlers, sad lived on the
Berm Farm, by the lake here for Some
year's.
BLUEVALE.
MONDAT. Deo. 1b.
Mlee. Uy Sham is ill with spinal
trouble.
Mien Beryl Ps iesd spent Tbu'.day is
Brussels.
Mrs. J. J. Mss•srIand daughter Marga-
ret( :rimed Mite I)ulmage, of the Bruns-
wick h.ws•, Wmgham. over Sunday.
A •1s►ghlo•d of voting o•opl• *peat an
enjoyable tune at the home of Arch Camp
tend, let line of Morris, os Wednesday eves.
Ing,
Mrs. J. J. [Meaner and little deciliter
Margaret, who have been visiting as Wm.
Messer's, returned to they home is Banal.
too last Saturday.
Edgar Loniten is trying the Normal Col.
its -lfseuls•n-.this. meek
• wish him suooem. We are pleased to
bear that Ed. lass secured a school ha tUp-
lay for $475.
CoMHi4'r. or SIGNAL BDITOS -The d1.
torial comment ea political issues in Inst
week's bIUNAL were well pit and oontain a
good dent of oommon sense and, we pre-
sume, are well o,.Ioulated to read, mark,
learn sed dljsst.
I)SArPZAaKD -In ooneequenoe of the
thaw which took oleos on Friday and Sat-
urday last .leighisg, which wsa good. dis-
appeared and mild Spring like weaker has
set in, whioh. •• a matter of worse, at this
time of the year, we presume, will not be of
long duration. .-
NturrlAte.-On Wednesday of Inst week.
Rey. It. L. Hotton, pastor of Dungannon
circuit. Baited to the bonds of matrimony
Richard Reid to Miss Ellen Maize, and
David Reil to•Mise DeLosr. ail of Ash6eio.
W• extend congratulations to the young
eoaples and wish them • happy and pros-
perous union.
Ran tosATION.--Mism Yosng, who has
taught in Dungannon publio school for two
years as assistant, in oonerquenoe of ill
health, was obliged to resign. •The trustees
ban engaged Miss Tens McConnell. who
bootee highly recommended. The stat! for
1898 will omeet of T. G, Allen. prinotpsl,
sed Miss Tena MoOooneil, as wulaat.
COMING AND (301I10. -Mrs. Ida Moat -
mos. of Seed Bosch, Michigan, arrived herr
on Monday evening to pend ('hristmsa and
New Yeats holidays with her relatives, Mr.
and Mrs. Thos. ttmiley.--Quite slumber of
yowls people Irotn La ngennoa villas• teak
In the annual ten mustier held en Monday
evening at El►en.ser charob. We presume
they bad • wood time end enjoyed them -
. elves. -Mise Lizzie McCann, of KtagS-
b w, is 'wane her parents sad other
,yyt7ves in West W•wanosh.
R.I�o.-dm Wednesday of last week an
Charles Otrvne and your hnmhirsorlbs wore
In I.eebbow, they met with an old sequels -
moos of Mr. Oirvio. Malcolm McDonald. se
old piooear of West Wawanosh, sod in to -
labor events Of gone-hy earl," sad
neenially these of 1837 and 1838. Mr. Me -
Donald had in his p•sas.dos • hlekor,
walling none, whisk led snows cm Navy
Island, and was glom to him by lite tether
about the time of M•ekeusis's r.bsl1ei : the
vesereble gentimnan feels proud of H ate a
retie of thee& Umes. They seamed twenjoy
their nonvere•tdoa of peat r.me,niw••agik}
and old time •Denotation* so mesh that tiny
felt M be mob Mme thirty years younger.
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by the Mt"' Yr.
Gia Ob
the anrvaeoe of )l/ 9aM.s11
Illievorgimilsessertypireive.esched
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DUNLOP. -u
MONDAY, DOS 13.
011 Tuesday of this week, Mr. and Mrs.
A. C. MpDoaald go for their annual visit to
theft ohildren and grand-ohildres, at Wind-
sor and Detroit. We, with a large wok of
friends, wish -them a pleasant time.
Ix Moamar Now. -A few wens ago we
noticed that • coos popular resident. Angus
Fal•yaoe, of Ripley, wap going • long jour-
ney to locate in distant country. Tose
day. of last week, an Inter.sUng billet wet
moseyed by oo• of our residents, that he
had safely reached his destination and was
now enraged io sheep farming. ',• IitUe
bard whispers *Wily. Aye, � be m Ithe
Th
alert for as usexpected t
Barnyard Omeiheillle " when tsedliv to the
sheep fiooks.
CHenrrnas oP 1807.-U drawing sea,
and we •:send a rho mssy readers of THS
SIGNAL our bent wishes for • happy one.
Reels Christmen briogs may ss•bl and
happy meetings is family siroise, met always
the same faces an together. If sbssat ooss
ars away or ethers at net. their thoughts
sin wisher would be Let Christmas be the
riee� day of all to meet vice again snood
restive bead. We wish yes W1 s
Happy (Atsistmss for 1897.
IN Hesvires ASSTS. -A few days sob the
windmill of the stains. broke Ile nosing
veer ep aloft. and had to be polled doers for
repaint Borne was eo Alights/ seta the
prespeots of nothing to do that N AM sft Ire
guard and blew se hard that 11 prefented°
Tt arehtbot repairitsg the breakage, sad ea
nrday warming what was bit dismay to
tied is woulds's work except on Sands,.
Fresh water milers tell as there Is no deg.
ger in Dunlop waters from squalls smell
cm Sunday. Mind, this is • taut.
ASIIFI&LD.
Tumour. Dee. 14
A* Epworth Levee has bean orgeoired
at Zion with the following nflleers. ; J. H.
Gardner, Pres.: MW M. Webster, les V.
fres.: W. Hunter, Sed V. Pre. ; J.
Webster, 3rd V. Vr1e.; J. H•Im, 4t1. V.
Pres. ; A. Riobis. 'l2eaa.'f Kiohls, Bea ;
J. Title. Oor. Boo.
Ths following otfioiss wars elected at the
Des ssnaal tneetleg of Maple Grove L. O.
f« 1044. for the oorres% year, vin : D.
lies hems. W. M. I M. Hadaies, D. M. ;
W. G., Uaed.sr, B. E. linen, R.
8. 1.1.1 .1f/Demegh. r• 0. J. Pined•,
A. Hsa
asn. ,.'w. Ins* IAA'
*soksss, 0. dpssto. ; W. t.''usby.,A.
Pose Cook, OOIfia
,a -
W, Walesa** :ase ate lMrr4Ilm hue
Ines Mk Oisiuyollmseshore
ane terse tett easter ever .- .
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OODkNICH TOWNSHIP..
THUSLY, Des.1.-.
Christopher Sturdy who had the gebbiEv
rase to oat ►L foot with am axe 1s saester-
leg.
CHatsrass Tsu-ThSu mesa ssNtesi-
meet is monoot[oa with Zion cobweb Si•.
day eohool will be bold in the eberoh es the
everting of the 241h. A good ororramaN is
being prepared, 1a which the ohrldres will
take the larger pert.
The annual public school exam. in Tay-
lor's school No. 2, promises to be an nous -
mealy intermits, •vent. The time will be
000npt d from 1 till 4 o'clock by tesebing.
when • 'mob will be served, atter whisk
an 510.41551 programme will be given 1,1
the sobolare. uoms aloog and briny your
baskets. Remember the data Dee. 21st.
MUNICIPAL COUNCIL.
OODgkICH TOWNSHIP.
TngsDAr, Dee 14.
Conseil met to day. Minutes of last
meethsg teed and passed. Moved by Chea.
wlll!•ms sesesd•d ly Thos Cburohill, tbst
bylaw No. 8 sow read be pseud. Moved
by Jas. Jobnnos seconded by John Middle -
ten, that the nomination for Reeve, Dopy.
Keeve, and three Councillor be held et
Holm.sville, in Wilson's Hall. ea the Isar
Monday 1a Dee. at 19 o'slosk, (soen). sad
the election (if soy) be held la the tollewlag
No. 1, Corsage Hall, 4th eon. ;'No.
=we of Nine Sturdy ; Ne. 3, How of
Tlso. Hoodoos t'No. 4. Haw of H. W.
Elliott, Bayfield Con. t No. 5, Hoes'
KINGSBRIDGE.
Tuesday Deo 14
Benno our popular towhee •f No.
/ hose re-engaged for 1898. Min
Balboa. who lea bees with us fee throe sad
a kali yearn, bee made many friends who
Seamed will bereservers'''.d to bear of her reservers'''.
isimas Goods
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We have a fine aoutcter t of
&LYERWARE
Quadruple Plate, m&nufactured by the
Meiidan-Britannia Company, of Ham-
ilton, whose goods are known the
world over for High Grade. Also a
full line of
POCKET AND TABLE
CUTLERY
of best makers. Don't fail to see oar
handsome
CARVERS IN 8ET8
M -tN-
BiGlaard.�akK.:, i4r if, Wolfe of W m.
Creeks ; send the Deputy _relining mows ;
No. 1. Chas. Jeksstos;No. 8. John Sturdy;
No. 5, Then. ilYarrlsos ; No. 4, Jobs Clef -
No. b, R Baker ; No 6, Wm. Croaks. A
somber et assents were ordered paid,
which will sorer In the Treasurer's noon
The nomad them *dimmed to meat ort the
16th of Danaher. Nixom ST(Iaor. Clerk.
Brussels : Robt. Maiaprin sad family
have moved to town from Wiagbam, and
will make their hems here. Mr. Nolapri•s
will have fell sleep of Brussels I.leotrio
tight plat.
SKATES
we have' the finest line and beat smart.
ment outside the oities.
We kindly ask your inspection of
these goods. You will find oar pfloes
right.
DAVISON & CO
THE VP-TO.DATZ HARDWARE.
FOR THE RUSH
The finest selected Raisins. 3 pounds for 25e
The finest deemed Currants,.vc.....i...i 25o.
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Walnut�...'`._..,...2 _
4 art 25o.
Filbert
CAN a IES
Our stook is simply intestine.
Watson's haaddipped Chocolates, 2 ponnd. for 216e.
Cream Candy... , 2 " 25e.
A Basket of *ea llt1 4 Candy for. loo.
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O NGES
Vie hate the largest .look m we a
F'iorides, Californias, Valencia*
Try a package of the boot 0M4111 T*L over
brought to Canada. a,, fog, half m. P
C. IC 'ELLIOTT
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