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THE SIGNAL : GOt ERICII ONTARIO.
Learing Sale
STILL
GOING ON I
LIVELY SPECIALS FOR This WEEK:
FINE IMPORTED GINGHAMS, regular 15 and 20c., going at IOv
FANCY MUBLINS, regu)ar 15c., going at lou
SP1ICIAL LINES FANCY DRESS GOODS, double width, re :
regular '.c,
going at 15c. Just the thing for Children's Dresses
CLEARING PARA8O18 AT L1488 THAN COST.
H08IBRY-Special Henna -tort Dye -2 pairs for 2&.
LADIES' CAPES, a few kft, going at your own price.
VEILING, LACES, RIBBONS, BELTS.
Come and see what the
Cheap Store can do for yo.i.
SMITH BROS. &
Hassall: A Heusi serrgspwiwt.
tads sate el Jody 6, ode's: ono of tie,
sroetest perfotmanoss os record was wit-
sosnd hers today. Tommy H., owned by
W. Doherty. of Clinics. paced • mile la
2:1.6 wlthat promoting of ay ked. Hia
Feeler, J. L Doherty, predate be will be
MN lastest guid.lese moor tar bis tesloisg
en earth.
Rederth : (M lb.
t, •'(`it7�tR't'.rte.
M Manila reticently,
boys: (Ir..I Jones.
(•hiti.aden, who has
vessel for souse snare,
son of W. N. Watson,
Amriaea trop* on use
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Ausesissar
'from Sa
were two Seafortb
nephew of A. K.
been purser of Ibo
ad Harry Weteoo,
who w.w with the
way to ti+atla.
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THE BPST -DRY. ELM_ AND
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FIuron's
Greatest Store
People who are Lt re to do business for a short tine
sometimes take the.cruwd. These heroes of a small occasion
stay for it month or two, and then pull out with a laugh in
their sleeve at the easy way they succeeded in persuading
scute of the people that they sold reliable goods as cheap as
regular houses.
Trade conditions in Uoilerich just now are Ouch that
there is no real value in Dry (foods ; and if you'd rather do
business with a reliable fires, there is not one of thew that
is not prepared to meet your views as to values. If we are
undersold_ in a single item we want to know it.. If it's
strife, we have all the munitions of war --the genius the
capital, the ability and the nerve.
To -morrow
axa4 BE-tt-La.2-(5aazr-
All wool Black and CoI'd Berges, regular _'5c quality far 15c. yd
i yards double fold Cashmere for '75e.
New all -wool Box Cloth, regular 31.00, for ,•65e.
Another lot of Black and Colored Satin and Oros_GASS"-
Stlk Ribbon, worth frau, 25c. to 35c, choice for.... 16c. yd
Indigo Print, belt quality, 10 yards for 75c.
10 yards Apronliinghsin for 35c.
Ill yards Shaker Flannel for 35.
10 yards Apron :Malin for ,_ 351_
Braids, Dre. Trimmings, embroideries, Laces, all to bet
clearei at about 50c. on the 3.
For Saturday Night
10 dozen pair Kid Gloves
to bo cold at 600. Apr
-t0-p sees V4eitif�►ale be mita
10 dbz. Ladies' and Children's Tan aii&.BIact Hosiery
to be sold at Ibc.pr
10 pieces new Chiffons, all colors, to be sold at... Inc. yd
10 doz. Children's Hosiery, to be sold at bc. pr
The above are half price quotations, and the
goods should be cleared ontat these figures by
on o'clock Saturdity night.
e
R.B. SMITFf.
C W. ANDREWS, Manager.
us
HEST nain�ton Fanitare Co, Mlls1 he Cleared 011e !
HEST The ge
BEST (Limited
BASWOOD
In large or 1111 I q mamma Th .y ars also 1
the market fur
Green .Elm and Black Ash,
READY MADE CLOTHING
--MY OWN IatkItE
All first elms (road•, and well nude op. war
he sold at remarkably tow prices to clear It
out nun.
1
Irsy • Jl. Kiuherdess, see of D. KWh -
erdsou, Lok. •U ooller boss while playing
wttb ha osapesio.e et sukool one d.y 1.1e-
ly end hes bees eo.1sed a his bed ever
11505
Uebeen.: W. Heokesy, .f U.borus, seer
lratgsbar, has pawed his heal.asmtnsr.es
before the College .f Physicians and Sur-
e e.aa of Delano, and 11 now • lull fledged
dootor.
Morrie : George tirewer, who went 10 the
Oki C.ontry a year ago, ho. t.iuroed. H.
,conn11 home o. the ' Sootauls " H. bad
a .Alloy this yieit to the old laud and was
nook improved 1. his health.
Brewb' : Mrs. S. Hinds" a.d Mks
Mary Hiodes, of Whits Diver and Subri.lor
respectively, • are reu.wl.g old fri.ed.Mps
to end arsuud Brussels. They like North.
. ra Ori•rto, wbes• the lousily i. dotog well.
(11.y to the ahr.so. of Der. Mr. Yel•
Ind. she new Methodist minister, owing to
his meeting with a •ooadeet by • Sick from
a bi re., hu sopoiotm.ots were take. so
ospt.b;y by loom preachers McKay sed
Magentas.
(iorri.: George W. Perkins, timelier,
son of Henry Perkin*, postmaster ut Gorru,
dial of twig trouble at hls father's residence
00 .duly 5:4 hi ilia 30th year. Decennia
was a citieso of Toronto for tbo past
hint u years.
Seafurh: I)r. Frank Scott, septum of
Ur. Scott, of this town, who ►as just com-
pleted hie term as house surreon to Toro.t{
ge.eral hospital, hag gone to l:ampbeflford,
shero he takes charge of an old and e,t.e•
glee medical nreatlo..
Brussel.: (to Monday evening of Inst
seek Gr D. LMvid.oe, of Brame(., sad
11)4 L 14ie 6. Csuara5bam, of Sia.stavilla,
ai.loe of Mr,. .1. G. Skew, were united in
larriege •t the rseideam of the bride's
mother by Rev. G C. Pidgeon, 1t A •
Tuok.r.mith : ()o Wednesday of last
seek a young ns. of Totktnmith, W.
Irornry, won engaged around the barn with
a waren and rack ; he and a oommslw
were loading the wagon when the beams
.tarred 'lake rack struck the young ems la
the heck /to serterely that he lived only U
boa s.
Grey • Os Wednesday ovation, him
2918, the home of Mrs. Matthew Gibson.
neer Jamestown, was • moos of ,r. 1 salt.
its owing to the a.smblmg of 100 gusei. 1
witnaai the tying of the matrimonial low
between Anarew Pollock, of lot 10, cos. 1,
Grey, a welt knows ys.aeg geotlemao, set/
Mie. demi Matilda• seasM daughter of tie
mums
Closing Cash Sale
- OF'-
BoOts and Shoes
Owing to continued illness, and as I am advised by
the physicians to seek a more suitable climate, I have de-
termined to close out my Boot and Shoe trade in Gods.
rich, and for the next Six Weeks all Footwear will be sold
h
The stock is new and first class, all having been pur-
e ased during the past nine months.
This is a Genuine Clearing Sale. as I am Closing out
my
AT COST.
business in Goderich tor the reasons stated.
M. E. McNAUGHTON, .
J,.-MoNAUGHTON, Manager.
a -winning
At Wroxeter, Ju
ly 1st, F. Dunbar, of'
Stratford,, won eas-
ily the two profes-
sional races. He was
mounted on a "Mc-
Cready" Pitik Flyer,
which was loaned
him the day before.
To win races and en•
joy cycling, ride the
" McCready." They
run easy.
A floc a.00rtu.ent of New Oo de for :timing Irllq The Hendersoo Bicycle Co ,
and hummer wear. -
i Unified)
CALL AND deli sir.
H. DUNLOP' i Hutu
Wert et Tailor. neat Bank Montero!
t30DER1oH-
I
J.RATnteveCI MONTREAL.
ANOTHER NEW
D=1 1441
to our Largo Line
of
STOVES
We liana elided
tea iw(le� wide known
Happy -Thought
Radian.;
RadianHome
W. hare Dole control in l:oderioh of these
sad all the other Tines of Book's ,Stoves.
W. handle .l., the goods .1 the following
Woo arms :
Gurney Foundry Co.
Gurney -Tilden Co.
Burrow, Stewart & M1lne
Clare Bros.
Omnia y.,u the choice of goods from five if
the largest 'ad most popular makers in
(Aped 1.
Let us Piyaro ea your Plumbing.
Basting. Troughing and Painting.
CIIASI J. RAIIFEII,
ASO
PRACTICAL PLUMBER
HOT WATER FITTER
Maths, Clo.eto Baains,
Boilers, Sinks, Hydrants,
Sewer Connection.,
Pipe and Drain -Work,
PROPERLY DONE AT PRICES THAT
KNOCK
COMPITITION
ENDWAYS.
toe set my prtow
CHAS. J. HARPER.
WE
Sewer anT
Culvert Pipes
Alfons. beim .la ter i
Wee/Ter FOR PRIMO.
LEE £ S H E P HR D I THE ON1ARIO SLIVER PIPECI
dol AM.Afo.lt Ste el,.
Wever nes earners '1 91iiOldTC
'FACTS SPEAK- LOUDER, THAN WORDS !
followseoa cn;a eooWa cna 000eiouegreat success of
Reid's Great Compulsory Clearing Sale.
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- THIS WEEK our talk is on the
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All well -made, and in all sizes, colors and prices. Here are a few prices :
7 Men's Serge Suits, to go at $2.50, formerly $4 50; 25 Men's Tweed Suits, togrange
o at4
n's Tweed Suits (light and dark), to go at $5, formerly from $7 to $9 ; a great ran eo fformerly $7l and $8 the SuiTweed30
.t►e, from $6.50 to $8.75 ; a fine lot of Boys' and Youths' Clothing,ranging � Men's All -Wool Scotch
en's odd Pants, from 80c. to $2.50 ---big value ; Boys' odd Pants from 2bcfrom $1.�3 o $5 the suit ; we have a lot of
�r striped Linen Coats and Vests are going like hot cakes, and it is needless to saytust he thing for School and better wear.m
While you must realize that these are all great bargains, you must realize also that prices are away down, See them.
ey cannot last long. you cannot afford to miss them, for
The Dry Goods Department is still bristling with Big Bargains, and the snaps for h
pods do. p shrewd buyers will last as long as the
Remember, each and every article will be sold as advertised. If not satisfied, your
e eevery evening, except Saturday, at 8 o'clock y money back if
Don't morning. this Store closes Yf to you want it.
mo g ck , but we are always ready for business ear1�
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