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THE SIGNAL : '(3ODERICH ONTARIO.
The GreatestXillt Sews
\"k Mark-down
We Ever Had
We mean to make our FEBRUARY SALE the best
we ever had. A mild Fall and Winter has left us
with quite a few Winter lines still on hand, and to
clear out and make room for our new Spring stock
we are prepared to make a sacrifice, starting MON-
DAY, FEBRUARY THE 4th. Don't miss it.
No Old Shop-worn Goods
All Clean New Stock
CLOTHING.
Nice heavy Frieze Overcoats, r.•.
nlar $b 00, for';
Special Boys' Frieze Overcoats,
sizes 30 to 34, to clear $2 :'I)
Extra value Men's Tweed Work
ing Pants, worth $1 25, t 3 clear
at S5c
Boys' Underwear and Merl s, as
sorted sizes. Boys' wool Shirts and
Drawer,, worth 35c and 40c, to
clear at .... • 25e
Men's Underwear, regular 50c,
for 35c
Special line Men's Shirts and
Drawer,, at e . , .. - 25e
Special heavy Cottona'Ie, regular
25c, for 17c
Best heavy Shirting, worth l ic,
for 1'3i;
Big range Men's and Boys' Suits,
• minced.
LADIES' and CHILDREN'S
JACKETS.
One lot, good sizes and color.,
worth $4 to $6, to clear, $1 5t1
Some 'very nice black beat ::loth
Beaver Jackets, worth i$8 to $10; t3
clear at $5 00
Ladies' fine block wool Mitt •,•reg-
ular 50c for, f'
Full size white Blankets, worth
$1 00, for ..75c
Extra talus heavy grey Flannel,
regular 25c, for.. 20c
Balance of our Furs at cost.
Goal stock heavy Shawls, and
fancy plaid Shawls, at reduce 1
prices.
Ladles' and children's Under
wear all at reduced prioes.
See our Factory Cotton, worth 7c,
for 50
Big stock of new and right styles:1ln Dress; Goods
and Silks, all reduced. It will be to your interest to
buy now.
Smith Bro's &Co.
Doyou want the news?
YOU WILL FIND IT IN
"THE SIGNAL."
TIE BOOT AMD SHOE WORKERS' UNION STAMP
IS ..a y THE J. D. KING CO.,Limited. w� •��
Mr. manufacture of Boot and Sham. s�.w.s. wrtwn
IS tired by THE J. D. KING CO.� Limited, upon Ill
tl adr manufacture Boot.+ and Shoes. Ne strikes„ cessation
of work or labor difficulties promote the highest p . Ible pro-
dadMn of perfect workmanship. le thug consulting ties latasests
of tine consumer we urge that you DEMAND
These
SAWS....
are in
We sell nothing but the
best -made goods.
AXES....
Leader,
Racer,
Buffalo Hill,
Premi_r,
Rapid Easy,
Challenge.
We sell our Saws and Axes
Black Diamond "•° Mad.
Monarch,
Clipper,
SpeJal,
Triumph,
other lines.
on small margins.
We have a fine assortment of BELLS, which we
are running oft.
McKenzieEioWell
THE PLACE TO BUY ALL HARDWARE CHEAP.
A Household Necessity
because of the unary uses it can be
put to. In sickness it's better than
1 hot cloths or compresses. It makes
a hot application a pleasure because
it does away with the disagreeable
and uncomfortable wet clothe and
the like,
A guaranteed dot Water Butile
iitiarauteed not to leak for one year.
If by any mishap they should, bring
them back and we'll replace them
free of charge. Cold weather is at
hand -the time to buy those com-
forts is DOW To relieve the effects
' of grip, take our Laxative Quinine
Tablets and Brown's Balsaul of
Wild Cherry Bark. Those remedies
are guaranteed or your money back.
Ask your doctlr about our new
way of testing drugs.
JAS. WILSON,
1'reecription Drug Store. ' Terme Gash.
No Credit.
The J. D. KING CO.'S
UNION MADE SHOES
Ye Old
Valentines
Ye Old
Bookstore.
LANES:
Tt'6eoAy, Feb. 5.b.
Quite a number + t ibis vic by e -e la•d op
with the grip.`.
Mies Natl.: Id, of Donee thou, to r'tlt is
at Sid.
The storm of last rock beg bre akad up the
road. soiderablj.
eo-
F. Jebo.too has tossup from Drayton for
the past week or so transacting neatness in
oouneotloa with hie farm here.
Rey. Mr. McNamara, of Ripley, oecupled
the pulpit here Sande), very soo.ptably,lo
the absence of Mr. Whaley, w ho was at Bed
gray! _
BELL TELEPHONE CO.
Don't close your telephone
door to your business by allow
ing non -subscribers to use your
telephone. When customer, call
you they have been told nth
Writ Is IN Oen.
OEO PORTER,
L. al Manager.
11/Phone Nn. 100.
• It is unnecessary to repeat that Valentines
are all the rage again, and as usual this store
has all the newest and most artistic ones,
selected from English, French and Yankee
manufacturers.
Children's Valentines from lc. to 20c.
• Others range from Sc. to SOc.
cherieof the 4th folio 1a the school, ttls
being her sixth y.ar as assistant. There i-
• very large attendance requiring wives. or
sight teachers la the lostituti.a Mr. Mus-
grove, prinoipal, hu held the poeitton for •
camber of years, wbloh speaks well for his
*fitment ,ervioe° The WInghamltes de•
serve credit for their .rcellent eobool house.
We wish to make a Test
AND Alit
Milling to Pay for it.
In order to test The Signal
as an ativortietng medium
and at the same time intro-
duce to the people of (lode -
rich our White Pine Com-
pound with Tar for ooughe.
etc s we wake tate tultuwtug
offer:
To everyone presenting
this all aol 20( on tiaturiay
we will give our regular 2&:
bottle of this Cough Syrup
This is oue of the beet mix -
turn on the loaf het
F. M. DUNHAIM, Phm. B.,
DRUGGIST.
=of of Wtet lit and Square.
Frank, A Elliott womb to Loodoa and
pared the ueoe.ealy •x•wleat ton before the
board of esan.iu.r. of the Assimilation ol R' •-
'ooary linau.o..e, receiving • second oleo
oenina,ts
snub qua &tet h m eo ke full
Arai... of any steam p1 at.
OrylclAL VISIT - On Tuesday of last
week J. E. Tom, P. 5 I , otEolally visited
1)o•gannon .oheol, and after having ex-
amined the pupils in both departments •r
pressed himself well pleased with the order,
n.•' we and thoroughness of the work and
Ileo with the promptness i, enswerlop the
goestloos, which reflects great credit oo the
ryltem of tuition by the tewhere, Mr.
'tiger,, prtnolpal, acid Miss Millwood, as
slstaot The awbtaot has been but a short
time to charge but ie rlv'ng g I estufao-
tloo e-tdtwill make au imminent teacher.
The loop``-otor, owing to his thorough mods
of lasteotioo and examination of the pupils,
and to keeping hlmselt well posted in the
most reoeot model ot teaching, ie the right
person in the right oleos.
Exrasssios or Moeasit'u -On Sstur•'
day, god, being at W Inch im visiting relit.
Hem ani former aoluamtancee, we were
privileged to attend tbs union memorial
service of the citizens of t' Ingham and
others of K Wawanoab, and Turoherry,
held in the town hall, to memory of Her
late Majesty, Queen Vtotoria. Rev. Masers,
R Hobbs, 1). Perris, W. Lowe, A R Prior
and W. J. Freed took part to the no, emn
and imoreeslve servo). • and Re.. W . Bo --
wash primal int. Excellent and appropriate
movie was 1nrntabed by members of the
various oharches to Wrotham. A short
addrrn relative to the life, relt,u and de -
owe of Qaeeo Victoria was given by slob
of the l.rrymeo sad they were att ontively
Ilsteced to by the large audience A large
number oould not gain an entrance and
were obliged to leave for home. The most
tog. which listed for about two bou-., was
closed by the choir and aullenoe storing the
national anthem, "God bate the K'og."
PORT ALBERT.
TUrsnAy, Feb 5th
las. McConnell is visiting relatives In Her
prier.
.1. R. Hawk , . left for Rnohester &Neter.
day motnlot..
Mies Orabam 1s visiting with Mr..od Mn.
Randal Graham.
The ame fever that has been rag'1g at
Nile lately has struck our burgh, and the
wedding belle e -e raw tg,
Grip is quits prevalent to our midst. Mr.
and Mrs. ,las. Olver sod Mr. sod Mee, A.
Smola be lg among those suffer .g from the
malady.
Mr.Tom, 1.1' 4.,paid our.ohcol a visit on
Wednesday alter000 last He brourbl Mln
(fray from Sheppardtoo along with him for
the visit.
rRbprons No. is 100 R. Store clones at 6;30 p m.
Porter's Book Store
Court House Square, Cloderlch.
i
BLUIkVALE.
MONDAY, Feb. 5th
Mrs. Si.w. el (loderleb, Is y'at",g
Meade fa this village.
MM halite Porter visited Mottles In
W iegbam last week.
Jobs Brewut, of Listowel, spot fie Id/ y
with bindle la the village..
Mtn Aerie Ste rt. et Turaberry, is
visiting Mese Asst. A'chia,a.
Mies Aldus D.(, o Mola,worth, spent
iuod.y at bee bone is lsevale.
Mr.'esd Mrs. R. 0 ('ya.emerr, of New.
bridge, videtd re'etivee itt the v.11•ge last
Sunday.
Mien Aisle • 4 Be11 Risherdo,n.ot Brea -
2.1., td..t•d tivlr su .t, Mrs Jelin Hurst&',
:1,,s wt.b.
DU'4LOP.
1'Ot'DAy, Feb 5'h
Chu McN•il and Chs.. H•ug',ttn were
method, visitors at Myth Tuesday of last
n eek.
Robert and R.'bard Ok., at one time
deet. bete, have returned from the iom•
.er woods seer Warton to the.r home se
tlnderie', after • three months' may Ther.,
end give:it'd fel gds here a transient call
lett wee..
nun, a1• moon of last week D, Law-
son received tldlors t y wlr.' .1 the deatb
of his brnther•I.•l..w, Andrew Thompson,
at %%L .t_Idsy_ .City..
Wahine. John Les-
son loft l.y the early train on Mrtorday to
attend. tie funeral, dor many years Mr.
1 hompeon wrs nee of the leading builders
and narpenter, 11 Ondertoh, with Chas.
Miller, now of Breeden, Manitoba, se his
partner. Shortly aft it dlaeolving their
partnership Mr. Thompson went with his
family to Iles .t Ray City, and worked
there ass butMer; 'l'bree wens survive him,
Andrew, William and Frederick. Mr.,
Tbompea died two vest.) .go
Some Bargains
In shoes...
Having completed our annual stock taking, we find a uuwl,er
of odd Tines in Men'r, Wouren'a and Children's Boot. and Shen
-- These will loo put on our Bargain Counters at the venue
price regardless of the fonuer pricell. You may have your
choice at 75c. per pair. Tht se must get out of the
house, and in order to mt. ve then out we put a
move -out price on each one.
Thune Shoes are all right in every way, but it is our system of
cleaning Inc the stock after a season's business.
We are simply giving you dwarf prices on giant Values.
Men's Felt Boots, best quality, $1.48 per pair.
Best quality of Carpet and Felt Slippers, 15e. per pair.
Rubbers, very best quality at lowest prices.
We are reedy to compete with any kind of sale except an
auction .ale.
P. T. HALLS,
Repat.ting, Sole Agent for Queen Quality
Second Week's Selling
\ ...of the...
Rowson Stock.
We've
prepared a big HS of specials for the second week at the Robinson
Store. Any one of them would be well worth coming after, but when you get
an array of values like these it is worth while making a special effort to visit
this store.
G i goods, reliable qualities, selling for wholesale prices and less.
THE ROBINSON HOSIERY.
A chance to buy good hosiery, the kink
that gives satisfactory wear -- most of it
the famous " Goderich " make - for less
money than merchants can buy it for by
the dozen at the mill- We want the
stock cleared quickly or we -would not
sell at these prices.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Wasted- Roll tt.tter, 220. o, ruin.,
W ingbam.
St. George Pyla, 1e th• agent to Ooderlob
the J. 1). King Co. 'm unlou-made shoes.
Oyster,. Get them at the Victoria Rea.
Laurent, West street. They receive them
regularly --always fresh, Ice cream. oou•
lectionary, fruits and ofgars. C. Bt.Acg-
SToke, proprietor. Telephone 70.
Roy your grsoerlss from 1'. T. !'.ac,,
Hamilton et , where you can get a ••.,,,plat.
'took of choir's groceries at -tett .,rioes and
a disoounbfor wish. Just s• 'ol 500 Dana
ef.00rn, peas and tomatoes to oo geld .t re-
duced rata,.
The Ladles' Ald of North 'trot Methodist
ohurch will hold • social on Monday evening
ora In the basement of the ohoroh. A
Tight tea will be d from 7 to B. 'Thera
will be • program sod • sociable time. All
weloome. Admission 10 oaota.
DUNGANNON.
Notice.- The local .genoy 1n 1Mngannon
for Toll Bros A,. la at the oleos of J. 0. Wane,
J,1'., oonve ander, to.. who will erosive or
, den for subscriptions. advertising and job -
work, and is authorised to give reoelpte for
amounts Mid for the Mme
TAR. G. A. NEWTON, iH'NTIST, HAM
l dlannntinned h'e ti pe to Dungannon.
Will be pleased to meet env from that neigh
horhood who rimy require h's servloes at the
home ofllre. I,noknow, where he will be fonnd
every day India week exempt Thnrsdav, when
he v.slte Ripley. 4peolal attention f aid t0
preservation of Natural teeth. crown and
Midge work, etc. Rimy methods of et ract-
leg
'1'cteoav, Feb. 5th.
Come AT L*'nTN - We are hewing at
pre.at an experience of Canadian whiter,
with John Frest as k'ng and . •t •bandana.
of the beautiful.
Brstist's CHAxor. -Henry Erwin, who
has for ammo tlms earrled on business as
barber r id hadrdrneo, heeler t e view a
better poeitlro, reoently *old not to Jobe
Bemlord, who has been harrying on bosiness
Inc mime years In this village vary 5cooi w
folly. We w them both oomtleo.d
e n oozes.
Wls.it M Menton.. - Daring a recent
vl.It with relativr...4 friends a1 Wlag►am
and ether pots year conte had the plate
ore of visiting Win/ham pub a o*'.sel, aid
w as agr•eeh�l•, eurplsed be meet with • for.
mer oapll, Mlse Rob.rtem, who hot the
HOCKEY NOTES.
25 pain woollen ever hose. gut bee'. Knee amds•r,ta,-
able, small sizes, odd pat a of lines that sen ilDe sad 25.•.
Our ..I. price ... .. ....: .. .
20 pairs over hoer. •ame a. above only tarter *kw Ts.
Rebleeee pelmet were 36.. 0.. sale peleeo .
Hoye' ribbed woollen hose, dt.de from taro"! rat d, odd
wear well. 'rhe Robtnsou promo were 'Lfia sad 30s• Ose
e k 1 pyla,
Sp.otal facilities are beteg provided for
those who wish to go to Meaforth with the
hookey teem mist Monday, and It 1e prob
able that a large number will go down to se.
what ebno14 be one of the beet evilest of Inc
•cries. The 3 ; 15 P. r train will be held
over until 6 o'clock, and the return trip
will be made by the 1.1., train. The fa.c
will ilk, ly be 900.
The booke, match beet night wars not of
the oleo* variety, the home tom defeating
Wmghtm by a wore of 23 to 4. Th. (lode-
rioh seven was slightly d.ff from that j
wales played 8 r.iford, the forward hoe.
betn t composed of Mclver, McCarthy. Mc-
Gaw ant Fred ...Shannon. Thle war. the last
home grime of the enmity latrine sere., bet
'here will proh.b'y be some roc I game, yet
oo the G Assn in flak Wore the ole. of the
eeasor.
Tams reprseesilsg aim Harmony olob
and the Kilts club. respectively, 0,0.5.4
stink. is a hookev match at Ohs rick o0
Monday evening, The Elites sustained
•hrlr pr.eidge, the there beiog 1 to01t their
lav, r. re, teal• were :_-Rates-reel. D.
`Stratton : t o 0', 0 Keleher : Dever point,
1.. Parsons ; to -wads, W. (live', H. Me-
llow, N. Mo(law, H Sturdy. HsrmoeJ -
gnU. 8 Belcher ; phis., (J. Almk ; esi.r-
polat, ('. Vidian : fnrwarde, J. Craig, I..
AIeIA+ H. Robertson. Reg. Harrison
Friday n'ght'a hockey game with Strut -
ford walth. most Interesting of the awns.
Toe reputation of the Chula City team wee
current here, and though tloderloh penal'
have great oonfidemee In their own player'
they were prepared to sea them defeated
by the ol.ver peak-ohasera from down the
lies. The teams were as follows • Strat-
ford-float,W. Woods ;point, E. Forbes,
wverpolot, G. 1S. Gordon : forwards, ('
I.ddhtlnnt, L. Frear, R. Edmonds, W. Herm
Goderioh-Goal, J. Campbell ; poral, 0.
Allan ; cover point, 1). '1 bompsea ; for.
wards, .1. Wiggins, C. MoG•w, W. Mo-
Oarthv, A. MoDonald. When McCarthy.
alter a mleute sod a half of play, wired the
flet goal for Gederiob the applause was up-
rnsrinns, awl ft was renewed about two
minutes liter when the deed was repeated.
The visitors were cheered - Aatursliy not
with so much he.rttnest when th.y tnok
the third goal The flr.t half ended with
the sones 5 t . 3 In favor Flt Gnd.rtoh. The
opposing team' made a0 even division of the
gnats In the mermaid half, eaoh taking throe,
the tutors at the close standing M to 6. Of
the visitor. the nimble Lightfoot was par
haps the most Interesting player, while
Mathew, who appeared for the fleet time
with the flolerloh teem, name In ter • goer!
' hue of attention. There was good nem-
binatlns work on both side., sod the epee•
retort were delighted with the splendid
peeving of the home team. ('has. Rankin,
o1 Stratford, mads a very .5tlehnory re
terse, and the umpires were H '1 reser., of
Stratford, and Ale.. Mnivnr. Tb. Msl
e lite were again need and proved themselves
sttrernely useful
Leet Moeda Peter's thumb tee
young ladles Fit 1 Ts er eh
were rsorived Into the Indleet
Sodality. They were white coils and were
invested with a blue sash or rlbbnn with a
medal pendant. The oetemmv Mob plaits
at vespers.
Haney rbhed woollen ho.., made Iron rrawly worsted
y•rn., wide rib. Just the thing for school vies. Our ale
prices are 1, m 7c, to 10) • pair lets thio the RoMoeoo
pewee. All sizes ep to 6i, sale pintoes 221 all swat over
bi, Nle pries. .. .... .
Plain woollen hose tor ladles or alrb weer, 'loft fl -lige,
w►11 wear well, •very pair at • saving. All ores up t . 7:
'ale pease
a I razes over 7, gels prices
A few piing of love' ribbed bots. heavy make, m.'.
from °trent) worsted yarns. medium ant large • ri•. 1'h.
Robtntoo pries was 370. Our gels pries.
IOc
20c
19c
35c
ISc
19c
25c
THE ROBINSON UNDERWEAR.
We are going to make short work of
the 'Robinson underwear, if prices will
do it. Underwear for ladies and gentle-
tneu, boys and girls, at p es that will
make it pay you to buy our next
winter's supply now. You : i't make
y muck easier than by bas . . , any
o these :
C.0 'a ribbed vests, tet all wool, also flews heed,
small sisee Tb. Robinson pros was 25o. Our sale pmol..
Chtldree s ribbed nod gesos lined vests, Targe dear.
Tbo Robiusod.prro-s were 36. and 40o. Our wale prirer-..,.
L.d,ri bink 'queen in Vila. . Tno Rob,oeat roe
was 60Our Dale price
Laden' ribbed •este and drawee, vests epee freak.
Special sale pi ice .. 19C
THREE '',4"a"
•
ADV'rs
ACTIVE
AGENTS
WHIN PLACID IN
THE SIGN
4Ii11NiN11N11illiiiel
FIFTY-FOURTH
IS Y'
THE WEEKLY MA"rtt r I
0ooaatoH, Feb
Fall Wheat
/lour. family. per cwt.... -_...-
Flour, patent. per cwt
Brae • eon ._..._ 1
6horia •ton ..............
Screen age, per cwt
It,, per bush
Buckwheat. per berth
Oat.. • bush .......... ....... r_
I'eas. • Muth. -....-........-
Barley. per Muth
��y,� sew, • ton.
pofsYm. sew. •.bush•. -•
Mire* ealanial. Sea-
Hides. �.._.._-
Lamb-611ns -
Live Hon '
I tressed Roils
Hawn.
Ham. per Ib..........-......-
Lard, per lb.
Dews Beef remwinner
Dressed Beef. bind
Ca!tle, leper&
Apprenttesa Waal
APPRENTICES WANTED
making apprentices wanted 1
18t1 Apply le sorra BI
Model Tallowing
B WIPE 70 ANNOUNCI
/ramal public, that wo 1
MA a tailoring eslabll.
' fla'a Fair. corner of N est sir
Square. We goarents. all our wt
the best city trade. 8trlotly) was
pros only. WM. BTAPI
February Itch. 1101.
Horse t4hoetng, )B
HAVING ENOAGRD N I
toaster hone 'hoer.' 1 will o
Inchop in oonoeotioo alb my
and maoblae bad0,,.. Bp.cla
elven to Interfering and bad 1
trade solicited, estistaetl ,n gimes
D. B sTRAC
17 71 t'lotorl
Gard ot Thank
CARD OF THANKS
I take this opportunity of u
Wanke to the Loon.,m'oal Mutual
anon Company to- the prompt wi
they pard the $I0M.00 Io.. for luau
I heel oo the apple ersp•wat0- at
which was destroyed byfire oa C
1900. MA11RW 11
Dwane on, January 5th. 1901
Charles L 8]°w. agent. Go
39c
An Extra Special.
Indies ribbed vests and drawer., nearly all ws.I.
enough oeN. ,n them to keep them from shrinkine, also
tine :quality fleece heed von and dravrs. Tn. R.btssen
prices wen 50o and 75e. Our este pr.oe, chola, of lot 43c
Mea'. h.a.y demos lined eh'rt• and drawers, alio all
wool. ('` -toe of over 200 garments for sole. 37c
men's extra .{+oaliby wool, $sloe lined sklrte sod drawers,
.so Il o wool-o•k.s. The Rob n...o IoLar germ's'.. Year 68c
obotw of over 300.1 thaw ler este
A Clean Sweep of the Robinson Mantles.
Not a mantle to he left in stock when we wind up this great sale\
prices that will make a clean sweep of e'.-ery garment. How are these
flantles at 39c.
There are about 35 tweed misstate
to the Robinson stook, they are made
.,f good material but are about 32
isobar long and have large elsevse.
With a little alteration they would
make good school coat.* for girls
rhe oolor 1s grey. The Robinson
prices were $4 00 and $4 50 Your
'holes for sale 39c
7 ooly oblldreo's reefers. nobby
gatmest., dark oolors. T... Robin.
enc prices were 83.90 awl $4 26.
Chores for ale
$2.25
5 only girls' tweed Meters with
(apse, small °'zit res Robinson
prices were $4.60 sad 85.00 Our ale
prior each $ 1.75
We are makin.;
values ?
A few only ladle.\'blaok meatiest,
velvet Dollar, Dation' lined, stylish
.cid serviceable garment". The Rnbia•
son primes were $4 50 and.$6 50. Our
Dale prion ... .... $2.9 8
Ladies black cloth oapse, rough
finish full sweep, satin fsoing, 515b
oollar. The Rob.neon pries was $6.75.
Our Dale pries .... . 52.50
The Robinson Furs.
As with the mantles so with the furs. We want to make a clean sweep of the entire
Robinson stock. No furs to he left when the sale is over. This is the way we aro selling
thein :
I, ,r1 astraohnn jacket, bright.
,rloe.y for, farmers' satin Imine.
5re us] for ale. , $17.50
Lathes' •e'rsohae Pickets, nice,
even glossy earl, well and carefully
made, good satin Ilnlog 26 inch..
long. 4.1. prroe .... .. .524.50
1 only elootrio seal lecke&, very
• • h thuk fur, fancy stilt ttning. A
very nobby garment. R-gular $3.5.00.
Our sale prloe . .. - • • .. 526.75
2 only ladles' astrachan isakete, M•o'e assorted fur caw, seaweed
he. 1 quality. thickly furred, bright kind• wedge shape, meetly small
our!, bot of lining., lugs sizes. Rego rices that are left. sale priest 51.35
ler $45 00. Oor sate prim. ....$34. M 0---- ----
ladies' .eale0ta gmantlets, Few
quality, Mather palm. Regular a Ilei
Sale prix 90c
Ladle.' bleak astrachan eaperlses,
bright glooy fur. newest styles, trim.
mod with talo. Special for ab..54.75
Meo'a beat,• rased oppoe.um rape, a
rich tar, light weight, wedge sierra
The Robinson prise was $4.50. Uar-------
ale price
52.98
A BARN IN LADIES' HATS.
Every hat in die store, walking hats, outing hats, sailors; also trimmed
tam crowned hats, The Robinson prices were 65c, 75c, $1.00 and 81.25.
Your choice of entire stock for 15c
These are but a few - a very few - of the many lines of thoroughly dependable and
reliable dry goods that are selling under value for this great, sale.
ON» PRIM - 0A.1333 OR PRODVO/D_
HODGENS BROS.
Robinson'. Old Stand, Uodertoh.
LOCAL NEWS Ffe BRIEF. -
There Is no oocaslon to suffer from the cold
when you can get • good oar •m stilt and win-
ter overcoat at 1'redh am's for prines as low es
the tempwtn -6.
The residence of the late Mrs Snuthoo*
on Mt. David's street was parohased by
Win Anhesee for $650.
The Holmes oval ease tau aryl. 1 hiders
the ('port of Appeal at Toronto on E day
an 1 lodgment was reserved.
Th• Collegiate institute Il ersty Society
will oommeaes Its m.5l/ege for the term
with a °rammed* tomorrow evening.
14r.. and the Misses Merton haversmov•
WI to taws from 0.yMld earl hays aide R.
W. MoRseelse house es Rrnek etre
Seances 1n behalf of the edseatlonal fund
Will be preached In Northet. Methodist
ohoroh nest Monday by Rev. W. O. Howson,
of Clinton.
.1ehn Mackie, of Toronto, addressed the
Epworth I..aeve of North st. Methodist
ohoroh no Ta.eday evasion on the work of
the Fred Tinter Walnut to Termite.
The swamis. In V tn5erla .5 ohne* will
be c ontloned dialog this week, Perth w an-
00enesment. nett Monday, Rohjent for nest
Sabbath evening, "W hat all sneered per -
sone are dein/ ler themselves."
(h semolina of the 0.d condition et 1 to
reed, the Epworth Iwagners n/ (11Inteat
who were to he the attests to the Inease M
North at. Methodist ohoroh en 'lereday
evening, postponed their vitt Inc a week.
(1.o. Roston, proprietor of the Oedemas
Hesse, hu traded hie lame.. trotter, Allan
Line, to John Newcombe for • tholes of
four ant of seventeen bead of well bred
Jersey cattle. The deal was ee°olad.d
Wednesday.
The C.O. F. will held a sp•olsl meetlag oti
Tuesday sett, February 190i, few the per -
pea. e1 eoaepleNeg arrategaea'e for so
oyster, sip's, to be held this month. Rrery
reewiMr t• requested to attend. THns.
Br,aenws, S.oe. vy,
Darine Mnseay stent the meanies drapery
ever the entranne to the Rank of Oemmeree
was removed by •Health M•a.Rer Wnl-
iamm M'earth aseeyM, and I, world he well
ter the peepewstee et the deed to rewire the
Soles goads istesdlately,
For dale.
FOR SALK OR TO RR
story brick shop. career
Trafa1Pgar streets. Goderloh Ain
PASMORR
F�SALE . -LOTS 95, 96. 1
and 14.4 In Hutnhlsoo''ssp
0ederioh. For parttaulas ap
1.11
Barrister. to
Marsh 14th. 1900.
HOUSN. AND LOT FOR 1
et. Wldder Prot, Hotaht
the property of the late hie. Girl
this °Moe or to T1104. LAC
P. 0. 1e-tt
AGOOD80 ACRE FARM
Lot 71, concession 11. 0*
Ships situated 11 miles from 11
miles from Clinton Good ball
orchard. wells. and tiering creek
of fall wheat. Terme reason 1.
lars apply to TH.)4. 0CNDRI
ertcb. 161f
FARM NOR SALE -TH
Piss. farm known as
Fern." Defog E. half :cit P cont
Wawaobeh. 100 acres. Warne el
a good 1tete of oulttvatian.
There la oe)be plane a good two
dwelling ho 19.17 with wing
g-od Pone oe ar. a frame b.
stone Pablo u er, 4 acres of g
good never 'sill spring wells.
good clay loam, a Flt 70.ores 1
of fall whest• a.d •om. fall pphi
fences are good_ 1t I. o a resell&
convenient to 'huroh Schon
from the village of burn.
Blyth LI miler from tb tow&'.
°nd ('limen. Tbls is aver . del
■o poor or want, lead. �1'
1 "r toll r tbe
ul to aoply n
eolicltor for the .555(6 of 10. It
day.
MuatO.
W GLENN CAMPBKLI
Organist and musical dtreoti
Methodist church, and teacher
alp" organ and theory. will be
r.tve pupil'. Instruction sI
studio or at pupil's home. as de
at Rieman'. Music More. Wes
Modloal
D08. TURNRULL &
Pb elclana, Burgeon.. et
Office. Homllton street.
ht calla answered from o
eppbone 109,
j, rUitNBULL. F. 1
1 R8. BBANNON A GA
t 8 and Sorgeooe.
building. weet
al reeldenoes
rtes. 1 .
Napier sR
Ix.
11 asuranees I
CHAS. R. tilAW, GRN(
ANCR and real estate as
door east of P. 0., 0aderfoh.
leading mntital ire lemeranoe
leading stock oomtanles.
Mercantile and manpofect
lowest rates. Call at colo..
w• R. RORRRTRO
Accountant and (nem.
Books and °ewnnts made
11n1141°p rented and Tana
Fire Ittmnnos to British
Companies.
(Mho.- In Prondfoot t Ha
street Goderloh.
F. J. T. NAFfEI., G
BURAN..I and He
Fire. 141.., Aoolde dead Plate
effected on mntaal or trash
rates pomlble.
Hest English and (tnadlan
resented.
(Mloe nest doer 10 (*arrow
rimer, Hamilton Street.
Ell oula A. NGI.ESaai
For .t'ernel nee only. to a
spinal disease. hip die aa.. I.
madam, lame back, Tomas
weak and Powe longs, brnlr
10ure end aol
11 his •also been foli etid aM
Notice* le horeee. Nose
having the trade mark o
peril and a A. McLennan •
flee. 0at.. .tamp d en wet we
Masufeetnr.4 only by RIG
i.gMNAN, mole pateatee and
gate ease +t, Godorieli. Oat.
May Gndertoh poop,'
bride, ere Interested in the
the mutts e( Mies Bahr
of Weedese,te iso (1.0r.b
William. tee &letla l' bel
nor se No 5 q4 elk.