The Signal, 1898-4-21, Page 852\ITI3 13RO'S CO.
The Leading Dry Goode and Millinery
House.
8 All the Latest Things at the Lowest Prices in
Dry Goods
qi Millinery and Capes
Gents' Furnishings
t!1 Clothing
Q House Furnishings
Lace Curtains
Floor Oilcloths
Ladies' White Under-
wear
and Blouses
.,The Largest Stock of New Spring Goods in
Cash and One Price Only.
worth Lames
b.
will wal mors T'eelay evening. The
..m.. Mad by Miss uary Mak.
The OddfePlows of Geda UM will eelebrete
the 79th aaalversity of th. Montego° of the
order ee MU oo.Nawf by asteeds.g theism
serves* In Knox March aexl Seeday mors-
►^ lag.
�,/•
Mr. Alex. Jarvis, of Gderich townehlp,
W gold hie farm of 50 agree, N Alex.
Gahaldeate*, for the sum $1600 Mr. Jarvis
111114rents the term of John ltlaott, jr., os. the
13th, for Ove years
The Lewis cottme os. Lighthous►et is
shingled and the phot reee have oomw.ed
work. A few more such summer cottages
would add mus' to the appearwnoe of lode
slob ea a summer resort.
A post-maefan examination was held epos
Cri the remains of the late C.aditotor Salim at
Imams, whoa the foot was rove ..ed that d.-
o'ased had died of oanoer of the stoemak.
Deoeasd's lite was hunted ter $8,000.
Rev. and Mrs. Joe. Edge left for Strat-
ford this (Lharsday) morning, to attend the
' tumoral of the late Wm. Alexander, wbo
r/] was public school Inepeotor of North Perth
VV �� for upward. of 26 years. The demoted
was in his boyhood a resident of Goderiob,
having reeetvd hie Dahlin sohool education
Reie here over forty years ago. He was 54 years
of age at the time of hie death, whish re-
sulted from typhoid fever
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Say= =MO's az CO_
The Epworth League of C. E., of North
st. Mathodle4 cams* ...41114. eh is
missionary meeting Tuesday eremite
Miss Aoheson ddremed the meeidat asd
wdoltd the membership to support the for-
ward mimtoaary movement in oonosotioe
with the Leagues by systematic monthly
000trtbutiocs. Nearly .11 the members
present heartily endorsed the movement In
a pnottest m . Mies Lottie and Harry
Bate; layered the meeting with a vocal desk,
wblob w.. very mash approoistd.
HURON'S GREATESI STORE'
1oaelt-1
-We may net spend as mach mosey=s others in.hoom-
ing bininess, bailie veat majority of the people know
that -ire are the CHZAPEST (quality co>euidered) DRY
GOODS HOUSE IN GODERICH. We swing ink- line
as the season opens with values as startling as they are
real.
LOQ -g I
All Fancy Braids and Gimps at
about half price.
Feather Ucasior 13c. each.
Binding Braid, all colors and blank,
lc. a yard.
50 samples Baby Bonnets at about
half price.
A large lot of Dress Linings and
Canvass at about half poioe.
Black Dress Goods, 15c. a yard.
All -wool Dress Goods, 10c. a yard.
Double fold, all -wool Serge Dress
Goods, at rile. lc. a yard.
American hollies, 4p. a yard.
Shaker Flannels, 4c. a yard.
50c. French Flannels at 23c. a yard
Ladies' Sailor Hata at 15c. each.
Ladies' and Children's Hose at half
price.
Hundreds of endo of Velvets, Silks
and Satins for dress fronts and fancy
work, choice for 35c. and 15c. a piece.
All silk Polka Dot and Striped
Blouse Silks, 35c. and 45c. a yard,
worth 50c. and 65c.
The greatest range of black all -wool
Valour, Henrietta and Fancy Black
Dress Goods ever offered at 45c. a
yard.
Ladies' Linen Collars, be. each.
Ladies' Linen Cuffs, 10c. a pair.
Children's Gloves, 5c. a pair.
Ladies' Gives, 10c. a pair.
LADK
CEYLON TEA. -
eT ALL muumuu Ne. aas Mo
CLOSING UP BUSINESSU...
EVERYTHING MUST 001
recorded was tbst of a ,sass man b.ruc .
tram outside to elle at the old how the
real number he 13. Of these, three females,
lased 99, til end 79 died of old are ; 1 male,
74. of p..nmoata ; 2 females, 44 sad 6. sad
1 male. 22, of eessumptios ; 1 male. 39, of
typhoid fever ; 1 fermis, 34 ; sed 1 male. 8
mouths, heart failure; 1 female. 6, markt
lover ; 1 female, 40, angora peckers, sod 1
male, 27, acotdeet, The fourtssssh, the
use brought to town to die at the old keine.
did risen ktds.y disease. As t►. popais-
Itos of the town is over 4,000, oar death
we is len than 13 per 1000 per ruses, and
though tats u above the .vergae death r• e
in Goderiob, it is .osdderably below the
average in Ontario. It will be mesa that one
death moaned from typhoid, thus abuse
3 deaths from that du.ase in three year.,
one bavtag 000errd in 'y 7 and ore in '96.
SEE THE FOLLOWING LIP OF CARPETS
)
rot -PAINTS ANt
/hist RSSuPPt.IES
�7 Wit!
MINN WILL $1 CLEARED OUT IIEUgDLE31 K SNRT TNEI COST.
310 yards cf Brussels. 390 yards of Tapestry, 135 yea* of Wool, 265
yards of Untoa. A Kress Mono* bps big bargains ls them goods.
72 eels Leos Cartels, at your own prim, as they muss be sold.
Floor Oilcloths, 55 yds, 2 yds wide ; 60 yds, 1 i yds wide ; 65 yds. 1
yd wide.
10 yds Smash Linoleum, 2 yds wide. A PELL 8N IF.
CalI.narv'9 Ain. -The regular meeting
of the Children's Aid Seolety will be held in
seeretary's Laos's ot&oe this Thursday even-
ing at 8 P. M. A full attendance is request-
ed.
Or DgATil IZLT! F ".+4E Qt-ART.R.-
On account of the wild rumors in ciroulation
regarding the health of oar althorn, we
made a journey to the town olark', otiioe for
the death record for the luarter, when we
loaad that Abarsitsd hem 14 deaths In
little over 3 months ; but as one of thole
White Apron Muslin', 4c. a yard.
Children's Tweed Tams, 20c. eacb.
1000 dozen D1eus and Meng nek-
ton. at half price. . -
Ladies' Blouses at half price.
V etlings, worth 15c., for 5c. a yard.
1 table of Stamped Linens at about
half price.
30c. Silk Handkerchiefs, at 15c. ea.
Dress Linings at 5c. a yard.
Ladies Capes at half price.
Ladies' Jackets at half price.
Children's Caps, 25c. each.
Linen Spools, 2i c. each.
150 Sailors and Walking Hats st
about half price.
Ladies' Collars, lc. each.
Apron Ginghains, fast colors 41c.
a yard.
Ladies' Morie Silk Ties, worth 25c.,
for 15c. each.
A table of Wash Goods, consisting
of Ducks, best English and American
Prints, Organdies, White Bordered
Muslin., etc., regular 12i and 15c.
goods, choice for 9c. a yard.
Men's 4 -ply Linen Collars at i ic.
etch.
Buy Mending Wool by weight. We
have it at Sc. an oz.
All our Cottonades, Ducks and
Denims to be sold at 12 ll'2c., 15c.
and 17 1 2c. a yard.
GODERIOH
STEAM BOILER WORSE.
- TORTUIIHS 1
_Lumbago sad RheumatleM
made Harmless l 's
KidneyDodd
Lumbago and Rheumatism cause
endless pain and suffering. Every
man and woman who runs chances of
getting wet, or catching cold, is liable
to suffer from one or both. Our
hospitals are full of sufferers from
these diseases; none are more pain-
ful. Every nerve is on fire ; every
joint is a centre of agony ; every mus-
cle an area of torture. To move hand
or foot makes the victim shriek with
agony.
Rheumatism makes more cripples
an all the railroad accidents that
ever happened. Twisted, mis-shapen
taturei_4f humanity, who cannot
walk without misery, are to be seen
every day. The kidneys are to blame.
If they are healthy you needn't fear
Rheumatism or Lumbago. Dodd's
Kidney Pills keep the kidneys healthy
and cure Rheumatism and Lumbago.
Dodd's Kidney Pills ALWAYS CURL
A. S. CHRYSTAL
Successor to Ohrrsial kr• Eisele,
Mannfaotn,er of all kinds of
BOILERS.
Smoke Stacks, Balt Yana, Sheet Icor
Work etc., etc., ii-
rad Dealer 111.-=------- -
Engines, Maeblaary Castings, b.
All 517.05 of Pipes and Pipe Fittings;
Steam sad Water Gauges, Globe Valves,
Check Valves, Inepiraton, Ejectors and in-
jectors Const*ntly on Nand at Lowe.
Prloq.
A special line of Steel Water and Hoe
Troughs for use of farmers and others.
Repairing promptly attended to
A. S. OBPTST.L.
arity 1'. 0. pox r. Doderla&
If you can't come this week, come next, when we re-
duce goods. The above is the price till sold. Humbug
cannot find a foothold with us. Most of these goods are
all together in one section of the store. We close the
sale each day at 6 p m.
Saturday night we'll sell 4 buttoned Kid Gloves,
worth 75c., for 35c. a pair,
R. B. SMITH.
C. W. ANDREWS, Manager.
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF
Cllatoa and Ineknow will oelebnte the
94111. Clinton promises an excellent bill of
fat's.
Ret. Fr. West held Easter servloe la Clu-
bs ea Saaday. consequently there were 50
regaLr melees la ht. Pours.
triad Immo work of P. Lynn's new dwelt.
be, eo corner of Welliagto. and St. Pat-
ilek's sheet, is now In position.
(;has. Reil was in Blyth the past week,
se-batlding the owes that bad fallen is sad
frilled s man the previous week.
Oa Wdasadsv at thm reetdo oe .f Mn.
Oeek, Cantos, her daweetar, Mies Mamie,
was msrHsd te Rebt Johnson, of Gederieb.
A (Mime of the Hares Road eoa+plalne
.f the number of oars le IM neighborhood
and *aye lest the sasoy'ese to travaitxs
CARTAGE & FUEL CO.
COAL
WE wish to announce to the public
that we are still headquarters for the
best HARD, SOFT and BLACKSMITH
COAL in the market. Coal delivered
in any quantity.
WOOD
Special attention is given to (UT
and SPIT WOOD.
We sell l:'S feet
Our General Stock of Dry Goods
HELLO!
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
of w for a cord, making three
single oords of 16 in. wood, ready for
the smallest cook stove. Kindling
and summer wood on hand.
CARTAGES
We handle Baggage and Freight to
and from all trains and boats. We
move pianos and organs and household
effects, and do it well.
C. di F. Co.
after dark is sow mnnh worse than it emu
before the tag by-Isw Dame into twee.
Rev. J. F. hes addressed the Epworth
League of Victoria .1. Methodist church
Tuesday evening lest, om the eubjeet o1
•'Habits. "
H. Heather. who was sentenced to 23
menthe in the Central for burglary some
tear weeks Mem, was taken to ierosto
Taeday by the prison bailiff.
W. A. Harriett and family, of West Ws -
enmesh, move! Into town lilt week sad ars
eoospyiog their widens* et the ruiner 01
Britannia Road and Vietorla street.
Mrs. McMillan (nee Edmesetoi), and her
four children entvd from Riverside, CUL ,
am M.adey, ea a six mouths visit to the
faintly residence (lod.rloh tevraeblp.
Ti. mestbly Roll Ca11 and Oos.e.rstio,
amylase will be held by Viatica Skeet Kp
poor ♦Ilei M
tie' Vila 161 414 tar
Weak asd impure Bleed,
Illtrumlerfel Teas
Eideey and Leer TrolrMrt
.. �. r. $11441101).......... ems.
COAL
le .till well assorted in black and mimed Drees Goode--Trlmtalags in
Braid., Gimps and Silks. A complete aesorswat of Lud
Likings, bleak sa
oolerd.
Print*, Muslim, Sateen', Chillies, Shakers, Art tushes, Cretonnes.
Drappesries, Gtnghasea, Shirt -14m Cottondes, Tweeds, Ttuktngs, Sheepdogs,
Tshliog., Cloths and Cosuoga.
Kid Gives, Silk Gley.., Ca.hmere Glove. Cotton and C..km.re
Hemi. Riboses. sada fairly well emurtd sleek el small wares.
1 tisiN tnlw W A,, i.rssf tel Iii o. Wi ap jesiMvuIj g out the whole Nock.
Tam badness mast beloved sp.
COLBORNEBROSII,
to exchange for goods. Per J. H. COLBORNE.
Butter and >s taken
DAVISON & CO
SOME THINK
that all itsiulo.,ase alae. We know
they're not, any mote than all clothes,
Poor Paint is wona than melees, as it
taker just as much time to put it om a.
Good Paint, and is never .at6dactoty.
Don't experiment ; we know you eat
be satisfied with
The Sherwin-W>1iame Palen
They are the beet we know of, and
we've known most of them. if you are
going to paint anythingg under the sun,
let u• talk It user with you; ne rats
help you.
ALWAYS ON HAND
THZ BEST
ScrlltOu hrd Coal
INTHE MARKET
AGENCY FOR
CRESCENT
BIOYCLES
GI10. We-- HOMSON
Some interesting facts regarding the output of "Crescent "
Bicycles in 1897, by the Western Wheel Works,
of Chicago, Illinois.
In 1897, the total number of Crescent wheels sold was 83,000.
The number manufactured per day, 750 complete bicycles.
350 miles of Tubing was used.
780 miles of Wire was used in the construction of the spokes.
Steel forgings used in the rough weighed 113 tons, and when
finished, 21 tons ; or 92 tons of waste In drilling and finishing.
32,084 square feet of sheet Steel was used in constructing the
sprocket&
Crescent Bearings required 13,997,300 steel balls.
177,883 square feet, or over 4 acres, of Leather was used in mak-
ing Saddles and Tool Bags.
Total weight of Wheels sold in '97 was 2,382,842 pounds, or 1,191
All Coal weighed on the Market Scales.
wher you get IOOi Ibe. for a ton.
WM. LEE.
Orders left at 11d8P38 Bt LIZ'S Story
promptly attended to.
WE MAKE
Sewer and
Tlis UP -TO -DAT= RA Rb W .& R5,
Canadian
'Pacific Ry.
Culvert Pipes
Aa Wes trims �1a es. AIN
WRITE FOR PRfoea.
THE ONTARIO SEWER PIPE CO
MO. L PLATT, Xa'lager• I eo1 ADSLAIOI ST. 6[..
Phone 61es/I eleAM kms TARONTC
tone.
Western Wheel Works turn out more High Grade Wheels than
any two factories in America.
_SPRING
BOOTS AND SHOES
WM.
SHARMAN, Jr.
PRICES OF tt CRESCENTS":
$25.$30.00
i0E .00 00
Juveniles, - - 20.00
Adults, - - 40 0000
Tandems and Chainless,
All " Crescents " fully guaranteed.
A shipment of " Brantfords " is expected in a few days.
has an extensive stock of Boots and Shoes on hand. that for quality
and price cannot be beaten in Ontario.
THE FAMOUS SLATER SHOE
still holds first place, having grade a record by its
wearing and easy -fitting qualities.
OUR LADIFR' OXFORD TIES
are the beat evaT put on the Goderich market for
quality and pries.
I.772r_ STALA.ItaVCAINT, TRw
THE PRACTICAL SHOEVAKER, BODERICN.
18 THE DIRECi FAST
ALL -CANADIAN
ONLY-- •NE
' TO WE fie
Manitoba,
the N. rthwest,
Klondike and Y'U Cor
Gold Fields.
G. THOMSON
LOWEST RATES. FASTEST TIME
ACCOMMODA1 ION UNSURPASSEI
3 TOURIST CARS A W tE
TO THE PACIFIC COAS
pall taforme'tra and pamphlet " readi
sad i Mon Gold rlelda free. Apel) to
R_ RADCLIFFE,
,C}RNT, -- eaODIURICE
Everybody is Talking about
D. CANTELON'S
FLOUT
Re has )a t received an.*bes esu load
from Manitoba. 11e has now on hand
two of the best Mends of Floor that
the world can produce.
LAKE OF THE WOODS
- AND -
OGILVIE'S
FROM wisaimma MILLI.
Made from No. 1 fiord W brat
Be also k•.p. the Meet brands of Osta
Flour.
Nov* buy Ins Float will de well by oath
-
on D. nenulon. the practical baker. od
wiu'e11 you how to blend tb. MaalWbs e
Ostark, Flour together es as to key. a beet
fal Family Moor at reasossole tom.
orders will be promptly sett Mod to la
PUFF PASTRY. ROLLS
or OYSTER PATTI/
Weddle' Cakes with •la'eN kW
•penalty.
STURDY BROS
THE GROCERS,
ie the store for :-
FINE TEAS, COFFEES LUNCH DELICACIES,
SUGAR OUR= HAMS, BREAKFAST BACON,
DRIED FAUITS, GREEN FRUITS,
FLOUR, (all the but brands.)
Our "tock of China and Glassware is well assorted, and marked at low-
est possible prices.
�- TZTRI�Y BROS.
On the Square --West Side.
MISS CAMEROt,MItUNER
HAMILTON STREET.
1 wish to Announce that, having been unable to -dispose of
my business, and in order to rednce the stock and at the same time
keep up the good standing of my business, I have secured an as-
sortment of all the handsome New Shades in Trimming Effects,
also the Newest Shapes, all of which I purpose selling at very
Low Prices in order to clear out the stock.
A call respectfully solicited.
MISS CAMERON.
EUPHEMIA A. M6ILENNAN'9
LINIMENT.
TOE 1XT1 AL 11119 ONLY.
Is a positive cure for Waal Dime's nit Dia
ease, inf ammaton Rh Leese Reek.
Lnmbsu° erre Throat. Weak and eon beam,
Rindrro6used dlay` NtIRJotaH. Raptors. sad all
it hie aim boss food a oars for throat sf
ft.ottooessIn homes
141 N suet I _Oat . Lilsmp.d
.uAsls.
PLANING MILL.
IITAIILISNEO 16411.
lluc1iallallz & lthyllas
SASH, DOOR and BLIND
DaNees M all Medi of
LUMBER. LATH. SHINGLES
AM bandfrs mateelal et every dsautruss
School Pinata a 8RisltT.
ea
D CANTELO1
The KensingtonussN.d) Yuniture
I
WANT
DRY ELM AND
BASW000
In 'erg • or small Quantities. Ther are ale.
the starter ter
Green Elm and Black Ash
CLTTLE BROS.
Plumbers
Steam -Fitters
s s. Tinsmiti
Have removed to West
side of the Spume, next
Sturdy Bros. Grocery.
where they will be
pleased to gee Lll their
customers, and as many
more as will favor them
with a call.
West side Square,
Gl-cdtezi