The Signal, 1898-5-5, Page 10THURSDAY, May 5, 1898.
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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
War! War! War!
Never such a Slaughter of Prices. Never such a grand opportunity to get new
seasonable Goods at the prices we are now offering our Stock of General Dry Goods.
A Great Bargain Carnival
This list will showIto trend of Prices with us.
Come Early and Get the Choice.
CLOTHING.
Men's Tweed suits, regular CO
for .._$7 _O0
Men's Best Imported Navy
Serge Suits, regular $12, for.=8 00
Choice of Extra Fine Tweed
Pant., regular $1.50,..for.... 1....111
Bicycle Suits, Boys' Suits, etc.
" VLoles Gents' Ties, 2 for 25
$ .ncy Summer Shirts 50
Best Standard Shirting., fast
colors _ 10
A special Use M Shirting. at , 8
'SEE THEM !
PRINTS.
Your choice of our best Prints,
only - $ 10
TWEEDS.
A nice line at 15c. a yard.
Regular 40c. and 50c, lines for 23c.
DRESS GOODS
Silk and wool Dress Costumes.
latest patterns, regular 75c. at $ t 0
Latest novelties in Drew Pat-
terns, regular $1.00 and $1.25
for 75
Head to -weer Skirts, fancy and
plain black, rustle lining an.'
velvet bound, only 2 25
LACES
A special lot, regular 10ca yard
for 5 cents
RIBBONS
An assorted lot, regular 15c. and lac.
Fancy and plains for 10r.
LADIES' VESTS
Fancy yoke, short sleeves, regular
lac., for 10 cte
-IVIiitmery and
HOSIERY
Ladies' Fast Black Seamless
Heavy Hose, 3 pair for °5c
Fine Imported Hennsdorf Black
Hose, regular 25c., for 15c
Children. Fast Black 'Hose, all
Lo
Fall assortment of ladies' and
children's Tan Hosiery.
FLOOR OILCLOTHS
NEW DESIGNS.
1 yard wide 20c.
2 yards wide 40c.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
White Skirts 25c
Night Gowns 39c
Drawers for 18c
Blouses, Wrappers, Linen Skirts and
Suits.
ring Capes
-At Prices that are Bound to Slit you
tb.eperathe AgrMmlterrt
ewhererecelvedmaateleland Metreetlaa CLOSING �UP BUSINESS....
fur oosduotiag Mata sport their owu fuss - MinieRHISHIMIr
daring the pceraal mason. Thee Miriade
young oleo wao have attended the Agricul-
tural College, esoee.sful and Was -taking
farmers who have experimented prevtes*ly,
and otksts who are uadertaklag Ib. work
fee the first Mme.
Sheet two t►eu.and experimenters hays
oondooted eattdaotory elcperlaeatal work
within the peal len rune, Of this member,
over Iwo kindred have furnished good re.
ports tot at least Ws* dlfferest year* and
some ter five, six, sod even else years
These 11111e experiment stations form object
lessons is .early every neighborhood in t9'
�rwvlmee, the Weems of whish mon never
be oetteelly estimated. To give some idea
of this infloemee, 1 quote the following from
reports sent In by experimenters :
I get musk bemef t from my axperim•r s
and my plots are visited by most of my
neighbors every year.,'
As a result of my experime its I raise
mere bushels to the sore and make more
money on my farm."
Looking at It from a financial poict of
view, my neighbors have received benefit
from my experimesta! work to the amount
of a good many hundred dollars."
Tale system of oo-operetiye experimental
wrsrt; he .rloultm, wilted 'tfdtfUore'at the
Agricultural Collette sail. operates through
the medium of the Experimental Ueda, is
being enlarged and improved from year to
year. A study of the fertility of the soil on
different farms, and of the rslatl,e merite of
promising varieties of agricultural crops for
different sections, are the main subjects
ander experiment on about twelve thousand
plots this year. 1'here are In all nineteen
distinct experiment., whtob embrace the ar•
ricultural crops grown on about nine tenths
of the cultivated land of Ontario. The de-
mand ba* been gre.teat for experiments
with oats, spring whoa', pram, corn, and man -
gels.
We could still furnish a number of appli•
mote with a package rI rub of six leading
varieties el nota, whish forme a valuable
test for farmer* who are anxious to aeoertata
which varieties of Dern are beet adapted to
the *oil of their own particular farms.
Aerioultural Colley., C. A. Zavitx,
- Ylaotrb, &5th sstb,'1i8. Director.
AUCTION SALES.
emoewillba fee settee maenad
ewing �r re M
la list en ._ le the time of sale►
. d .> J the choice wing e O� TrcenatoT. MAT who ejf—OTrefelrar
/1 soon. -Wait
us ".7r. Godenoh, the whole of t►• hoose•
V �j old {mwhmsr wssA-.gems. of i11r. hr
tl.
Early.
CASA AZe\T= ONE PRICE
SMITH BROS. & Co
Henderson, who is leaving tows, will be
sold without reserve. The sale isNsdee a
sew Dominion plane, a parlor suite, carpets.
lounges. bangle, lamp, .entre stand, rook.
era, steels, plant stand, dining set, side-
board, tables, chairs, o'ook, lamps, uurtates-
fenoy tables, baby carnage, sewing machine,
safe, oak bed room suite, ash ked room suite,
mattresses, springs, chamber sets, riotere.,
range, sideboard, ref nger.tor, kitekeo fur.
allure aed utessile, wook cook stove, garde.,
implements, and a long list of other artiolee,
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I for which see bills.
EVERYTHING MUST GO 1
SEE THE FOLLOWING LIST OF CARPETS
WNICH WILL IE CLEARED OUT REGARDLESS If WNAT DIET COST.
310 yards of Enamels, 390 yards of Tapestry, 136 yards of Wool, 265
yards of Unita. A peas shame to get b g hargeles la thew geodes
72 sets Lam Certain' at ytuy own prior. Y 1bey meet be sold,
Flom OileIet h, 65 yds, 2 yds wide; 60 yds, la yds wide ; 65 yds, 1
yd wide.
30 yds Soetek Linoleum, 2 yds wide. A REAL SNAP.
Our General Stock of Dry Goods
is still well assorted is bleak and colored Dress Goods—Trimrmiage is
Braids, Gimps and Silks. A oessplete asserlssest of Linings, Neck and
adored.
Priebe, Muslims, Sabeems, Cbelltm, Shakers, Art Muslin, Crelesnes,
Draperies, Ginghams, Shirting., Cetteedea, Tweeds, Ticking., Sbeetlagm,
Tabling., Clothe and CeaWge.
Kid Gloves, Silk Gloves, Cashmere Gloves, Cones sad Cashmere
Hosiery, Rlbboes, and a fairly well assorted stook of small wares.
Yes are sure to get hermits from es. We are positively selling out the whole stook.
mast hawses"
ay.
COlBORHE BROS.
Per J. H. COLBO NE.
Butter and Wigs taken
in exchange for 'goods.
Yost be Cleared Out!
READY MADE CLOTHING
---•- MY OWN MAKE
All erst-ol,r Goods, and well made op. will
be sold at remarkably low prices to clear it
out moa.
A flee assortment of New Goods tor Pal
and Winter wear,
Casa ass six sr.
a
Wisest Taller. neat Mash Westresh
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1.JKCOCOA
Posemmes the fetlowtns d.etiootive merlts t
DELICAOY OF FLAVOR.
SUPERIORITY IN QUALITY.
GaLTE71 L and COMFORTING
to the NlIERV0175 or-IDTOPlPTIO.
NUTRITIVe QUAI.IT1JA UNKIVAl•L&D.
In quarter -Pound Thu only,
Prepared by JAILED It PPS dr Co., Ltd.,
Homoeopathic Chemist., London.
mntland.
BEBMILLBR NQR8ERIBS
0/toloe Trait and Ornamental Tress
at Inside Price.
EVERGREENS A NPECIALTI.
Our stook of Pelt Trees bolos Cemptete.
we will be able to fill oraen at shortest
notice, ea we have the Best and Leed!ng
Varieties of
•pple, Peer. Plum. cherry. and
Peach Trees. Ales a Lamp Steck
of small halm.
gall mead examine `took and be c.avlaeed.
LarStook of Choice Spring Bedding
Plants.
lJsa arallad sa.appiloatloa.
JOHN STEWART ESTATE
VaIRILagt" .sit
WAll PM
SOME THINK
that all Paints are alike. We know
they're not, any more than all clothes,
Poor Paint is worm than useless, as •
takes just as much time to put it on M
Choc$-Paint, and is never satistaetwJ.
Don't experiment ; we know you win
be satisfied with
The Sherwin-Williams Paints
They are the beet we know of,
we've known meet of them. If v
going to paint any thing under the Mi.
let us talk it over with you ; we cm
help you.
DAVISON & CO
Tfda UPTO-DAT! 19ARDWAEft.
Everybody is Talking about
D. CANTELON'S
F LOR
rembiwn t reosWrtl hurtling ear load
tort. He hes now os hand
eww•dt a bee. k.sde of PlDer that
fns std can sredees.
LAKE OF THE WOODS
The Beauty of a Home
V mreetly erllt�adnd by the Pape• on the walls
and evilts� 1 e matter hes mush you decor-
ate your dame tar elect Is Ieot amen Me
walls are height sad ae.a. We ass
your mei" dm U well and do It cheaply. I,pek
In and Des Nt stock.
All orders promptly attended to.
GEO. WATSON
Painter andfaperhanger,t
Near the MevkeR. c r...... w..Ma msai Street
-ILVIE'S
Pant eeIIaIeZrk 011.1.111. -
]dada truss leo 1 Hard Wheat
Me ase bene t • hart breads of Oran*
!fear.
Pei*, Wise 111..• - 01 do well by sallies
on D. Ona a. • he V swami baker. sad he
will ten Lea hew o bleed the Kealtoba Lad
Oai�rlo ! basal
r Le a. to have a b
tel Family Flour at a reasonee a piles.
Orden win he e smear aueaded W 1a
PUFF PASTRY, ROLLS
or OYSTER PATTIES
Wedding lake. wish Anaemia .eying a
speetatty,
D. CAN TELON.
COMPULSORY CLEARING SLL�
Est. JAMES A. REID.
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$10,000.00 worth of Dry (foods and Ready -to -Wear Clothing',
Men's Furnishings, etc.,
l VST BE SOLD AT AS EARLY A DATE AS POSSIBLE.
In order to accomplish the early disposal of the whole Stock, many snaps will be offered in every Department. The new
1898 Spring Stock, all up-to-date, is on the shelves, and will go at sacrifice prices, along with all other goods.
See our Dress Goods, regular price 20c for 12 1-2c a yard ; 16 pieces of Flannelette, regular price 5c for 2 1 2c a yard ; Lace Curtains, 2 1-2ds lou 15c. a pair ; Ladies' Cashmere Hose, 10e. a
pair ; 10 pieces Canadian Tweed, 18 1-2c. a yard ; Men's Ready-to-wear Suits from $2 up—greatest value ever offered. CALL, AND WE WILL QUOTE PRICES ON ALL LINES.
No better stock of Staple Goods at such low prices has ever been offered in the County of Huron, and we take this
opportunity of asking the general public to call and inspect our goods before they invest a cent. A dollar saved is a dollar
earned, and this is the store where you have a rare opportunityto save dollars at this particular p lar time.
The public know, after years of experience, that this douse has earried nothing but the best in all lines of Goods.
h.o.. • • GININer
The Great Compulsory Clearing .Sale commenced on Saturday, April 30th,
and will .continue until the. whole Stock is disposed of.
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