HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1899-4-13, Page 8THE RTGNAi i 9ODBIB.IaW OkrAlua.
1000 yards'
Dress. Goods
•
In Plaids, Stripes and Checks, suitable for
Cbildrent& - Wears Wrapped, Waists . In.I
Hoose Dresses. Double Fold,
Only 1 lc.
OHST A PB1 TS.* X PRINTt°J.
LOVELYMINA LD HATS
Our Show Rooms are oompIso with all
the 8eseoe's Novelties.
NSW KNOX SAILORS. '
CaLIADBENH !>d l ll ip > ! '4- -
New nosey Straw Ballani. ... .
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
Your needs in thew lime aro well looked
attar bare. Our prices are shaved down to
the rook.
Heavy Bl•ok Ribbed Hoes for Iodise and
Boys, 2 pairs for 26c.
Fu.Ioe_ported Black Hose, fast black, re
talar mac. for 19c.
Fancy Striped std Plaid Hosiery, 2fic., 460.,
The beet Kid Glove in the market at 11.00.
Nice Blank Silk Finished Gloves, 17c.
Childrss's Gloves and Hosiery • specialty.
BOYS' CLOTHING.
We are fully alive to the inlpocMnce of
your boy's Spring Suit and have •sply pro-
vided for it. Our rouge in tory complete.
Boys' Two-piece Suit.
Boys' Three-piece Suits.
Boys' Separate Pants.
The wearable, durable kind.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
omdeo rabgesied it today.
ittd. is til',
k
Mr. mad Mn, Jas. Meese H•uedilddsMM
thio menu. Thursday sod Friday.
Alla. Bowles reMwed •tya.latmoeee here
tier week H. leek. sole •ad bg•rty.
Mina Nand Yasuo bog moor litigious ra
Cothrrao for the pass *mode of weeks.
Gram Crawford .pest less week with ►.r
.user, Mrs. Robert l)ors7o, u1 1>.agaaaw.
Mies IfaaM Stevenson lett last week per
Detroit, where she aessads rew.atamg ter
some time
Mr. Sohoenhab, sr., .t Mllverteo, orbs
has boos .letting leu .ea, leaves today for
Ms bmess.
W. Barrows has taken ahem 01 the
.•aw a"i 8b:oplfdie.. i11�Ulk` na pan►rad
some time ago frees Jack Simpeos.
Lusk week w.. • weak of ohoag.s Jelin
Stevenson and featly met. into Wm.
M.Brtd.'. hues, A. V. Cassel tato the ase
wasted by M. Stormont, bel Allred Swale
late thee frost white Mr. Gaoled reesevN.
The M mestere seem to have beeoee ea
armoured of oyster suppose. lad Thus -
day *venom they held their ..osad for this
year. At this mu. bow.v.r, only the .is
bora ►.d their wives-- or, is oase. et Nose
wcthest the latter, their .w.eteartm-won
a attewda..v. With opium. Rases aid
d.wlsg the earrtiefpanta bad a very eajey-
abbet66ste- ensajwg.Mar o fest. Nat Us-
a.s.ttse did sot break up till about Ma
o'clock. Tim society workers however
taro.d the 'upper to geed s000ust, tsores.-
log their amnion. we andmitand, by flye
sew members
Always popalrt, always rich rod dressy.
Thus ease= they stand first for Stylish
Skirts.
Heavy_ Warred Vieth c upooa, sono. $..26,
Priestley's Taney Black Fabrioe, 50e,, %c.,
uoo.
Heavy Black Suiting Merges. 50c., 7&:..
81.00.
Uosne and sae our line.
Now Prints and Ginghams.
A Como ete New nitock thio worn of all
the desirable Print..
For waists, Wrappers, Dresses. A nice
lin., fast eulors, at lie.
rim wide Imported Giughame et 1fic.
New Organdie Muslin.
New Plain Colored and Black Muslin*.
New Check Muslin
[few White Cottons and Mfieettngs. -
New Apron Gingham*.
Waterproof Clothing
Tee's Mackintoshes in Black. and Fawns
in best makes.
(..dies' stylise with'king Capes in Blacks
end Fancy Tweeds, Navy Serge elle, a, etc.
Lidice Cloth Capes. Ladies' Jackete.
Evry Eflbrl Pul Fut'lh to PIese You.
GENTS' FURNISHINGS. j WOMEN'S NECKWEAR.
New Fancy Felt Hat.. only 75. i Juot the kinds which add NO materially
Nice Range all colon Tiedorae, 81.00, *1.60, 1 to the beauty of the Spring l:ewn. You
Bee our Cambric Shirt, 25c. ii .t fail to be suited an this stock.
Full Range White and Colored Shirts. • TM. now Milk tock with Puff Tie akl.chsd,
-'!\s Meet eater inaha sarheewt fAe.-^ - Poet otelts,imam. - ..+•-_^-r--!..,t- ,'.-
Men's Balbriggan Underwear, alt sixes. 1 be New Butte�rdy Bow. _ _
Meu'. Leather Belts} and Bracer. 1 he New 11.11 own.
In fact, • complete Genre' Furnishing Stare. Nine Plaid Children's Tres, only 18c.
And we could add a hundred more items to this list that
would interest you and at interestingly Low Prices.
Come and see our Spring Display.
CASH AND ONE PRIDE.
SMITH -EROS.- & CO.
Rev. C. C. Ceni..., of Aston. was 15.
gust el Kr. •ltd Mn W. A. Hankies
while is teae tkb weak.
THE WEEKLY MAsttitr REPORT
Y2�w[ti April 13,
Ya11 O le to 0
IP Mawr,lea%ta.sdt O0rt0Mprwc..... »10 to 110
► lov ee.i, tit skit J.....»t» be f 10
6656 M
!awes.
....»..,.,m , -..
bell
a
sa ores. flee MVO .....4.......- 1 to t 00
oro. per bash +..a...».,.. • el tee • to
Harkwheat. par beds 0 69 to 0 30
Ow,ebomb ..... ..,....-......,, •ftwoe
B arley. wen boa 01s to 0 51
Ote. 1MM•60
le es II le
Memo. oar t►.... litotterr •••-.. 0 SD ne • 11
ries, a.ebm.g.dwia; • SOC:. • 1 tto o $ 1t
wwe«oda y
Pelts •«• 0 M st lie
0 a
5.1m. l.Hors Immo am. 8 7a N 1 s0
DreaeedIdes. ,.-4.....« 6 O• l • 00
Palma.«..enmorm 0 10 to • 16
Siam. par lb.. ...»:......Im ... • 1161. 0 la
Lard, por lb.... ,,, « • 00 1. 0 11
Deemed Beet O rusts 000 to 5
Dreamed Best Wl 6 00 te 6 te
ABHFIELD. et a dewmoenU
ducting party at R. Sser'.
Moixoay, April TON. 'on Eutaw M..d•I night. The floor meow
The dant week has been favorable for mak. r ren wore Wm. Jo.ee, W. E. Taylor •.d
suede ple mowAle:. GIM, jr.
514. Bower, 12th oosoamelen, has nam-
Meader of 1•d week Wm. Tobin and
mossed M make eblagles. David 0.. batt won •t the Kim" boll.
Amens the deacon Noy taw oar former
lhe b.rbia.srs of *print aro oosseedwg townsman, Marin Fobbed, wwerog the
M arrive. Th. Skog oroh.tr• is quiet 7". obeery uses of the mu,io with the ardor
Tbe sidelines 5.vmi been badly drifted dor• of youth. The lads were deeply improved
iy the last storm and are almost moms- with an old -ria Smoke. reel •her the
able dance aloud. Martin entertalood the Inde
We are merry to learn that Thomas Holm at his batoh.lor's yeart.re on Rase avenue,
is meri000ly eek. Wo bops to hoar of his showtbsm • Sal mirror, the eta al
speedy mousey. which, he said, was rather unknown to the
lair ones of Ashfield. Later in the day Jae.
Caroming and Robert Ok• vt.tt.d him and
deeply admired thew mirror. tl.fore ratans.
lag home the latter two segued for the
summer months with the farmers timer
D. Corbett also la enraged with Joseph
('owse for this year.
LIEBURN.
Berl/mar, April 8th.
Aroble Horton and Rfohard Foley enjoyed
• pleaetat duos Is the village of Rob Roy
oaday eight of last week.
Wham in H• alltee at Easter our genial
tewooman, J. J. Wriebt of the Point Farm,
met our dormer soww•m•., J. O. Clattow 5h
• obarob. Str•.gs to say, be always route
John thene when vlettisg the MS. This
tlm. J. G. wee there first. Of eosins this'
bad • big °hat over old those in Leghorn
bolero devouesal .sense oommeseed.
(Beth are always early fee the kirk. )
CARi,OW
MoxDAv, April 10th.
1l Alva. ogee not always strike 1t good, it
4.004 5*. 10.18.
Mies M. Robertson lett last Saturday to
mass her duties 1. Wfaghem public
eebeol.
i{ette a aamblrof people have tepp.dthetr
sepia tress, bat se tar a very peer res has
been the result.
Mn. Gee. ManSaU bas boarbt sus the
stIltegr Autism et Aum feemil ile
g1aa by Mrs. Hoodoo.
Mr. Petersen, the veteran wall -driller, le
*Rale "lb us. He it .t Colonel Verse',
sod tI there is water to be had be will got It
Mae A. Glee, wbe had been spending •
1s* days 1t the base of R. Jewell, wormed
bias W.dmeedsv well plowed with her 'lid'.
LANES.
.411.117.
v�ESGeo. W.-'1'homsoo &-Sou,
MUSIC DEfOJ.
We sold
"MCCREADYS" AND "CRESCENTS"
in 180,41a -will continue to sell them in 1899. - -
It cost our customers, on an average, less than 2 cents each for repairs on our Bicycles last year.
We challenge any other dealer honestly to show as good a record.
100,000 of these wheels were made and sold in '98, and indications point to a sale of over 150,000
for '99.
We have the very latest improvements on our Bicycles ; the best material that can be obtained is
used in their construction, and all are fully guaranteed.
The prices are right, viz.:
Tie SR* bit tie Seim !
Friday, April 14
MONDAY, Apr. 10th.
Mn. Parkins and ouldns, from DeMelt,
are rigida/ here, the gemw ot John Bald.
wig.
Mrs. T. Reese was amp from ignell
setendleg the festal a hB
her breaker, lets
Curtis:
Reese* Farrah reearwed lase week hes
Red Jacks, Mioh . when he bah lase
workbag isle bit summer.
Mn. Frames Seem, gr., was called a
10geraetl es Weds.sd.y last to eased the
drapes J of bar brotbar•o-lew, T. Rodeos.
she died use soddenly.
After three yeses' abeeece in Oolerr de
god Montes. Jae Courtesy arrived home
leek week leek4g 65.1. and hearty. W.
egiSa chat he lam.4@ r.saialag at hon is.
One by etre the early pioneers of this v:o-
Why IS, calla away te thus piano from
Whale* as travellers rotors. This week we
"has le eh1onWe the death d Peter O.rrl..
"lob yens et obs selde.se et hi.
LAhgr•Is-hen, D. Idt11e'., en Friday sere -
, fag, 7th taut. Dese•s.d was over meta' y
ed gp, sad ler a .unsbed of gars bad
v d �g.e, sill abort twa watts let re
lig Maiges. The tsars' takes piss Wet.
Meads. a Bibbed smeary.
DU NLOR.
Mosso. April 10th.
'Ass wags swim has a Jeb. Okere r n
Wednesday ettersees.
dein Clerk, wit* reit. W sakibrIs y is Ss
baFlthe reef a bare altl•*S ihw
week.
Mages Os. Osten, M W www
wog en 1Mgr visitor bete,
rimire
ISMS Oessade t.
James Tess and W *Ow. Wis. weir
1. Geds.L5 toseelild Widnes*" .1 late
taw .i'a ..gen Brig purify .t A1.e.
The tees in lest ellialki. MN'FloKAI. t. w.
see t the preens* el Isobars's ledy sae
.f he MM resides' wen ant seeped by as.
ser ya. ks.ds4 o te .sr bans fee publics.
MiS. Ill MIN fres .mese sow ass
♦ t..,,.
«
fie ]tai Iley Oaths w.re nes tsi.ei
[Note its mentioned by oar oorreapoad
ee•, as item appeared in the Disrobe news
los week of which oar Dunlop oorrupood•
. nt was not the author. We regret the oc-
currence and hope oar oorrospoadeat will
have io farther trouble la the matter. -Ed.
nro r at.1
ONE NIGHT ONLY
VICTORIA OPERA HOUSE
Specie) engagsmeut at
AIR. PORTER J. 11111416
•000spsnied by
M188 OLGA VtRNE
in
PORT ALBERT•
MoXDAY. April 10th.
Willie Hayden spent Sudsy of beast.
Min Los Cunningham leaves se -day for
t , ao4 Ben'.
Jas. Troon, of Beemlller, spent him vmen-
ttoa at home,
Mies Yaks le disposing of • gawk of
willowy in oar berg.
Mies Tberl icer, .d fedmIsb Sowsehip,
If you want
a good Wheel,
call at
Lk HUBEI pCSON'S
where you Can " "
get the t
Columbia,
dendron,
Rambler al the
Ideal,
all high grade
wheels, at prices
away down.
o,.....3-,.-. .. rte-.v!•f^. Hv
rN
A good second-hand
Wheel for $12.
$55.00; $45.00 AND - 840.00: ,..
all highrade, but differently equipped.
We do not sell cheap -made Wheels, and we know them to be the most expensive In the end.
If you intend to buy call on us and we will be pleased to show you our different lines and explain
their construction.
If you cannot call, write us, and we will be pleased to supply you with catalogue, or call on you if
you wish.
Do not forget that we sell also the celebrated "QODERICH ORGAN" and "WORMWITH PIANO,"
both so familiarly known as to need no further comment
AUST
In Sewing Piachines we sell the "WHIM" "NEW WLL,UAM !.SO4`.'QUEEN," fros$25.00upi
decotding to style and finish. _ :_ -_
We carry a full line of small musical instruments-Quitars, Violins,Aeaoideons. &c.-4 -*iarge
collection of the latest I'lusic Folios, vocal and instrumental, and sheet music.
"Empire" Typewriters, $55.00.
Give us a call and you will be pleased with our goods and prices.
Geo. W. Thomson & Son.
&NE# GOOK STOVE
C,.mpkte Clew Scenery by W. L. Seamy,.
"f New York. The moat complete 6lectei-
u.l outfit tour carried by • travelling ooes
sOetodeilidesigned and c astrooted by t
the Pdiruu Electrical Co:
Positively producin the following
original ..seta t
" The Rain of Fin;
" The 6lectricei Sword Duel."
The Electric Fin Flies,"
The Electric Stan,'
" The Electric Mower Bed,"
" The Electric Morning Glories,"
" The Electric Necklace"
''The Electdo Circle of Fire,'"
"The Electric Skull,"
together with electric Owl., Sn.k.s and
'many other weird and dram•ttc effects.
17,621 feet of Electric Wire.
11.144 Sq. fed of Scenery.
' One Carload of Wonderful Bootie and
Dramatic Effects.
FORFEITED if thin is not
the fittest production of Pans
ever in America.
$1,000
Seat sale opens Monday, 10th.
HONE WORK FOR FAMILIES
Ws want the merlins of • number
of families to do SWUUM& for m at home,
whole or spars thaw a furnish •
br
maohlae and simply the yarn re. d
pay for the work se sent
1tt.taaee ea hladreane, •7 to 111 par
week made a000 dlag to Use aerated
to the work.
Write et coos. same 4aferesee..
Co-operative `.5triag see.. • 1.re.te.
GODSRJOH
STEAK BOILER WORKS.
The Money you spend
Is stilt to your Credit.
When a man buys SHOREY'S Ready Tailored Clothing,
the mon he pays for it is really on deposit as it would be in
a bank. It the clothes do not prove to be satisfactory in
every respect, fit, finish and workmanship he can go back to
the dealer and get his money back. What more can you ask ?
This guarantee is a part of every salt; of Shorey's Clothing.
A card to that effect is found in the pocket of each garment.
You do not find such cards it1 the pockets of ordinary clothes.
Now do you?
A. S. GHRYSTAL,
swag__'to oarparel • Irle&.
ranafaot■rr or all Mode et
BOILERS,
Brooke Stooks, Salt 1'.om, Sheet Irep
Works, etc., sit.,
And Dealer o-
itness, st abay Commas, a..
All Mess el Pipes and Pipe TltHnge,
Mum .ad Water Oasis,Glebe vela,
Cheek Vase. 66� tleecwe ..d ls•
ea land at lease
AT THE OLD BUSINESS
Tot.pee . 1""ai real Vi.M5 ad Mh/
er (er d seed Issas sethers.
taseetries pv.es•Ift intended to
A. S. Cll<TIT.L.
1/►1y P. 0. Ma 1f. ONIg *
MI A NEW STAND.
�• We beg to state that we have again opened -a
- Grocery business, at the corner of the Square and
Montreal street, the store formerly occupied by H.
J. Horton.
We have a complete stock of fresh Gt ocersss,
and shall be able to supply our customers with firs
class goods at the lowest possible prices.
We hope to be able to serve all our old friends,
and many new ones.
STURDY & CO.
ICYCLES !
Just look .t theme prices :
" White," high grade wheel, was $70, now $55.
"t McCready," Ooderich, from $40 up.
" Jupiter," grand wheels, from $30 up.
Crime and see Ulm at
WORSELL'S
••
For the Cream of the News, read
" The Signal:'
Wedo
AlMinds of
rioulding
and Repair
Macildsry of •
any description
at short notice,
and for little
money.
?ie thane Bicycle Ca.,
Suellen"
t.8 DmAIOH.
Basis•.. r *5s d Oases
r
• gowld .1 arty days, as byes•ee Aetbs* treated by 0or5wg
oswedthe marvtlNersa p-
tb.e.Ogmres es gatbeids rem' bopeed
ts)
muds- a • beets.: three bottles for tea
field by all 4r.Rg1A• or not Goliath. •
msesses 00.. 121 bbersb street, Tone -
*
FOB BALM BY JAB. WILSON.
1
At any season of the year there
is for greater eombe/ than a good
reliable Cook Stove in the kkaen.
It is with 000s stoves like every-
thing else : there are good, bad and
indifferent varieties.
We knew you will be phased
with our
FAMOUS and
StovesaniRanges
♦T
� carrrs BROIL
sat%O:
Wes side S Sgws, seat ateeti lose
CANTELON'S
ramoor Pattel,tart
Ind ai ilia'
Ismatibrall
Biagi hut 44.
are ea goat es the hest web lo any
Sty in Canada.
C.mnteina Pods IAw task*
WEDDING
CAKES
intanoy d.drdWand ore55'int•
mg almond ►d.8.
„SATs him an order and your est'
- SIsmAon will be seared.
D. CDANTELONV
wti1T-07.
ouRa_ eiG I WELLAND VALE BICYCLES
_
SEASON 1BFg.
.. t .r . CHAIN /ODELS :...
DOMINION, - $35.
GARDEN CITY, $45.
PERFECT, - - $66,
- PERFEOT .T7-
, C H A I N LESS,
$76.00. -
A feature of the WELLAND VALE Wheels is the undisputed fact that they cost loss for repairs than
any other make, and are bedsides the easiest manias on the market. We cater to the requirements of all emeses of riders
and our different sty .rani.`. Waara# epioneerss in -la. Ital�ileture and use 01
one-piece cranks, which are undoibiLed1ytf►e bellA p error employed, so much so that tin majority of leedil4
Bicycle -makers are copying the idea as nearly as tilsy Shite. -
R. W. MoKENZIE,
Local Agent for Qoderich s - IPI ty