HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1901-4-18, Page 10THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
Onl5thof
ay
We will give away a beautiful suite
of five pieces covered with fancy
velour plush.
For every dollar cash purchase you
will have one chance on this hand-
some present.
It doesn't cost you anything and you
may be the lucky one to take it
away. Come and see it.
SOME SPRING BARGAINS.
MILLINERY.
Just received a case c f Ladies'
black and whibe and blue and
white new straw sailors, worth
50c, for . 25c
Also a regular 75c sailor hat
for. _ 35c
Lovely trimmed hats with all the
Latest touches of fashion.
New spring coats for ladies,
with full box back, very sightly,
in fawns and blacks, from
$4.00 to $7.00
NEW GINGHAMS
in latest checks and stripes at 12ic
New colored pigaes, worth 20c,
for. 11c
HOSIERY.
ladies fast black heavy cotton
hose, extra at 2 pairs for
Fine wide ribbed cashmere
hose, at per pair
CORSETS.
25c
tib
The new straight form corset.,
a most correct fitting and easy
wear, at 75c and $1.00
A special short corset covered
with ,food jean and nicely trim-
med, regular 75c, for 59c
CLOTHING.
Boys' Suite, Men's Suit
Boys' Pante, Men's Pante,
Men's Waterproof Coats.
New prints special at lot GENTS' FURNISHINGS.
Ladiee' Rain Coats, comfort-
able, durable and stylish, fromSpecial flowing end cies, worth 25o
$3.50 to $10.00 50c, for .
Extra value sox at 2 pairs for 25o
New colored print shirts at... 50c
New black and brown stiff hat $2.00
DRESS GOODS
Special line of Homespun', in
greys, browns, fawns and bluee,
worth $1, for 69c
in fawns, navy, gray and blacks
New flee for ladies,
15c, 25c, 50c, 81.00
LACE CURTAINS
Housecleaning will upon be here.
Curtains, curtain muslin, art miming,
will be on your want list.. We have a
well -assorted stock.
Lace Curtains, 25c, 500,111-,-,1e--$14.-
Art Marlins, 5, 10, 15. 20, 25o.
Cretonnes, 8, 10, 12i to 25c.
New Sideboard Drapes,
New Embroidered Covers, etc.,
New Bureau Covers.
Printed Cashmeres, fest colors,
in new shades and patterns, at .. 20c
Lovely satin Venetian clothe,
already shrunk, worth $1.25, for.$1.00
Every want in the dry goods line has been anticipat Ni for spring as for
as you ble We can not mention all lines we have here, nor display thein
all to sir windows, but come to and look around. Conde oat in the morning
if possiblwe can give you better attention.
Smith Bro's& Co.
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If you are
Mint for
... TRASH..
do not come
to LEE &
SIIEPIARD'S.
We carry
nothing but
the newest
and most
up=to-date
stock of *' .
PAINTS, OILS and VARNISHES,
READY f'IIXED PAINTS, tta$;i
STOVES and TINWARE,
TILE and IRON PIPE.
BLUEVALk. I prttrnoe of year friendliness to all oar
MuPt.AY, April 16_ Intercourse with you, and hewing est before
hila Kamen, of Luukeuw, Is vleltiog .t "' )'Our motile of uprightness lar ail dui -
your
and readl0me b lead • belptne hood
lo time 01 need, we Nis this opportunity of
"hewing our •pprulatiou of year chore -ter
In thew reepsota. Wishing to give a No
albla eopreesdou to thew futures we beg of
you to soups thew early chain as • taken
of our 'lours regard and ..Isom. W. bops
you will Itvsatooy years to 10107 them and
that they will bring many happy roman•
minus to you alter you hove retired from
our mldet.
Signed to behalf of the oeighbere,
Roar McK.szu,
W r. KAtssa.
Township of Ashfield. April 5th. 1901.
Julio R.Ly'..
Mise Ma,y Thornton, of Wloghem, ls
visa',ug 0 J,.ho tlardser'..
Mies Ag5te Smlllle went to Grand Valley
on Saturday, when she will te.wb snout.
W.,Iey Donato he' taken a situation to
Jobe herr'' .ore to W ingbam. He is the
tour►b Bluevale b:,y Mr. Kerr has io his
store
Peter \Vbwler and totally, of 'ruroberry,
moved foto the house °woad by Wm.
Stewart last Friday. He ioteuda working
with Jame" I'u5b.
Mrs. (Rev.) W. H. Bloss as ooe of the
heirs to the fortune IsIt by mllltuoare Cline.
of l'euoeylvaota. Key. Mr. lions was Boos
' tattooed to Bluevah, and Mn !lose'
friends will be latersat-d In the armies
that a owning tier way, -
DUNGANNON.
DR. 0. A. NEWTON, DENTIST, HAS
discontinued his tripe to Dungannon.
W'U be plumed to meet acv from that neigh-
borhood who mew re,iube als eervioes at the
home office. Luoceow, where he will be found
every day in the week ezoept Thunder. when
ha preservation of to naruural !teeth, ccrowotdto
and
bridles work, oto. taro methods of extract-
ing.
Nonce.- The Iwai &genet to Dungiono°
for Tau litotaL 1e at the outos of J. U. Waal,,
oonvoy&our, aro., who will receive or
dere' foe .ubsoriptions. advertising and Job -
work, and 1. .utborized to give receipts for
amount. acid fur the same
'runway, April 16,
Our new. wetuh maker is 000upytng the
bulldog retinal, used ass barter .hop.
Mr. Lawry, V. 8., bair oemm.noed pow•
Doe In the r000a formerly 000upled as the
reading room.
We are pleased to .tate that T. W . Little
e nd Adam 1liompsoo, who have ben
troubled with a -throat, affection are getting
better.
Oo Monday W. 1'. Grlereoo and Mr.
Sml:h, V. S., both of Wtocham, seers to
our village and vlulntty iooking for borass
to purchase tor the uvaltll to Sonth Atrtos.
Jame. t1 Aker I. troubled with an sterol of
"criteria" 10 the head. We .tnwrely hope
that through the utedtc01 treatment
w blon he te reutying h. will .aro become
000 y 0leeoeo t.
St -DDE' Deno -a. -J. Ulakeo.00, of Asb-
ti•,ld, 00. sustained • great lees in th..ud-
d, u death of hie wife last Sendai,. The in -
(comet takes phos today In Dungannon
vmeary. Furtti.r refers/toe will be made
n est week.
ADCPtes SALE -On Thursday o1 11101
week the popular auctioneer oonduoted an
auction sale of stock, farming implements,
. to., on fte premia. of Andrew Dreaory,
coo 5, E. 11., Ashfield, with great woo....
The weather was very tine and a very large
orowd of farmers and others were present.
Good prices were realized, the premed.
b. tog about 11,600.
GooD SALL.-It pays farmers to rates
good hones and .tock, as 1. .bown by the
following. During lot week John Howatt.
of Ashfield, near Daogannon, old a two
you old filly to William L. Ferguson, of
(suborns, Dear Carlow, tor the band.ome
prime( $130. The colt esu sired by the
well-known stallion, Pride of Ltouole, own•
.d by Mt. Ferguson, who has had about
thirty years' expertseos with borees and is
therefore a competent judge of bore..
Plumbing and furnaces:a specialty.
We seli:the Guderich Bicycle for $35.00, less 10 per
cent. forspot cash
COMING AND GOING -
J. W. Broderiok was In town 05050 on
Friday.
O. F. Blair, of Brawls, was to town
Moody.
J. K. But has r
tuned from CUaton and
le agate working at the
organ factory.
Walter Brlmioombe left
t.hloage.
F. Holmested, of SeaWorth, was Is town
ea Saturday.
Jo. Uarrluk left oo Tuesday te bake a pool
floe at Guelph.
Fraser McDonald, of n/. Helens, woe is
town last week.
Mrv. O F. Blair, of Brussels, le yatl"sg
at her former home here.
Fred Deacon, of Stratford, was to town
for • few days this week.,
Mrs. and fine Hodges', of Cll000n, v 1-
Ited 1n town over Sunday.
(Liver Rbysas and Roberti Jones left ea
Monday for Sault 8e.. Marie.
Rev. I. B. Wallwla, of L.mlogeoo, was
In town lest week ea business.
on Tosedav tor
Mie Duff. teacher, of Blyth, spent the
Easter vaoattoe al bar home hen.
John Fraser, of Cheltenham, was the
guest of S Slone, Hamilton street, over
Sunday.
Jlm Gerrow returned to Upper Canada
College en Monday Ow spending Easter at
home.
H. K. Jordan la 1n Brentford chi, week
meatier hie brother in the produoloo of so
opera there.
Uooduotor Alga was at Alton the put
week vultteg his mother, who has bun
v?ry 111 of pneumonia.
Mn. Walter Sharman went to Detroit o0
Friday, having s'o'lved word of the illness
of her eater, Mrs. Heard.
John Snell returned on Saturday to Ptok•
erten. where he is t.aobtng sohwl, after
■p.odlog the Easter holidays at home.
S. Morningstar returned N town o0 Sat-
urday atter spending the winter in the
States of New York and Peoneylvaela
Mr. tad Mrs. Huller retuised home Sat-
urday night from Florida. Mr. Hillier bas
recovered from his recent tndl,poal't n.
Mies M. Woods, of St. Helene, who has
bun vidtiog at Lakeview House the past
week, returned to her home oo Wednesday.
Mr. and Mr.. George Wilmot haves•
turned to Ihur home o0 the Huron road of•
ter spending the wtnler at Piokford, Mloll.
gap.
Joeeph Macdonald, of lined Merab, are
rived Mooday evenies ee 11011 Isle pergola,
Mr. end Mn. A. O. Macdonald. of Dunlop,
tied °tear relatives bore.
Kincardine h'perter : H. Netted, who
bas been for moven' weeks at Ma hems In
Tornio, has retuned to town and has
eosin taken ha position - t W. C. Lm•
combo's law otos.
C Seeger, Pollee Magletra' . of Godertob,
le the ðer of a book dealing with the
pinatas is ortminel oases which has trued
from the pre- of the Oaoad& Law Book
Company, Toronto.
Hugh Murray, who hat been well knows
for many years to the tnvsllW ppuabllo ea
brakeeman on the Ooderioh-8tralford las,
has &leen op hie position en the O.T R.
mad lett o0 Monday for Philadelr' • te
job his brother, who ', engaged .ridge•
batlding. Mr. Marra)'e f• e v ,ul leave
later oo.
141etiNn AND Go1Ne;.-Kobelt Douglas
and family left here or Wednesday of last
week for tae vicinity of Dundas, ooanty of
Wentworth, where he has purchased some
property He was a resident In 101. seo-
tleo of maotry for many years and by hie
obliging and upright oondnot made many
blends We wish him sod family happl
nese and good eacoese in their new domtolle
Richmond Sande and family left
here on W edoesday of last week on 0 yiai4
ing tour of about two weeks to relatives
and friends at Aylmer and other pointy.
We wish them a pleasant tour and erre re-
turn Charles Robinson, now of Pon-
tiac, and some years ago • resident of Dun•
gan0o0, is visiting relatives at Prosperity,
West Wawanosb We were ples+d to see
him looking well and to bear that he la
prospering well In bis business in Uncle
Hams domain ea many of our young Casa•
dir is are doing throughout the states..,.
James Wilson, who has been to the employ
of John Hite*, of Kloaardtne, as ealeemao
to Mr. Hiles' Dungannon branch, for some
time, left bore oo Friday teat for Thodtord,
county of L.mbton, where he bar secured a
good position. W., along with his
numeroa• trends, wish him the best of
sacoees in his new utoatton Mr. and
Mn, Little, of Luokoo v, visited their can,
our popular slim -maker, on Monday,
ADURrS'ro MR. DItt.N0Y.-Fullowing is
the address promoted to Mr. Ureeeey std
family mentioned in last week's IIONAL
To Mr. and Mn. 1re•nsy and daughter.
DEAR r alas Dr,- We or a.ntand you eon.
"tinplate Laying your old homestead, where
se pioneers you "ratted upwards of fifty
pure ago. We minuet permit you to de -
pert from among ns without giving expos -
..00 to our helloes of regret and at the
tame time also the regard and esteem we
entertain toward you as friends and oeieb-
b •r. 'Though we feel sorry at your de-
parture, yet at your adyaoosd sae it seams
the wisest and best tonne you can vena'.
Haying, as neighbors, had so long an ex -
.e. -.-.gym.. •••••d.....• ,.alto
Your Dentist In
Will Tell You
That your teeth will repay you a
thuuos. dfold for a'1 the ware you
give them --relay you by their
beauty rod uaefulueen
Don't Let Them
become discolored or decayed.
Our Autieeptic Pearl Dentdrtoe
keeps the teeth beautifully white
It removes urtu deetrovs ter-
mentauou -the real cause of de-
wy --111411the gum* firm, ray
and healthy trios 250 a
bottle
F. 1R. DUNHAM, Phm. B.,
DRUGGIST.
Corner of Wert St. and Square.
�araaeerw�eewreemwrwere.•• 10010.
president, Judre Ma.wo; ;prealdent,D?.
Hueter ; floe preeldea►, Sheriff Reynolds ;
eeoretary treure
ar. J. 1). O'(bonel; man -
ming oommlttee, Messes. Lane, Eliot and
McLean. The oommtttee will appoint
skip.. The membership ke for the wase0
wee placed at *3 1he olub will play on
the West -et. lawn again this year and Wm.
MoOre.th hos been engaged as caretaker
of the grounds. 1f Ibis weather m051.nes
the bowlers will be okasieg the kitty in •
few day..
NOTES OF SPQR I'S.
A juelor baseball olab, tee Venni H.roas,
has been organized wtbh the follewtsg of•
floors : Manager, John Oampbell ; captain,
Robert Campbell ; treasurer, Kenneth Mc-
Leod ; secretary, Peroy Buell The boys
would lite to renter ohalleogee from other
junior tuna.
Alex. Meteor rode a o.otary en Sunday,
taking the Heron road route. Ha time
was 9 boon, 20 minutes, an hour and • half
of whloh was "pent In Stratford. Alex.
war not trying to make a time record, bat
the ride was remarkable as the first oenlory
of the cautery.
The annual meeting of the ,iderloh
bowling club was held at the sura bottle
on Saturday evening. The ohabr war ee•
oapled by K. McLean, president, and then
wee a god attendance. The Meuarer's
report was promoted and .bowed the club
to be In a good financial oo.dltles. Of-
Cosrs were •looted as follows : Honorary
Eu�lisV Spades and SIIOTe1S
vernal
The tool that lasts, gives the most wear and tear,
is what you want.
We have a stock of these, imported direct for our
INTRODU
".`WALK OVER"
vitt' SHOES
We have secule4 the exclusive agency for this famous
and incomparable shoe, which is known throughout the
United States and is the acknowledged standard of excel -
I Ince i 11 I9en's Footwear.
We want every man in Goderich to make their acquaint-
ance. You'll like then. They are an advanced idea in shoe
making -the combination of all good'points that make satis-
factory footwear.
We desired the best shoe made for our customers and
could not get a shoe made in Canada that suited our ideas of
fine footwear, consequently we took the agency for deo. E.
Keith's famous American make, the •• Walk Over."
They are made in all the new leathers, ideal patent kid
that will not crack. .
Russian and vice calf and the finest of v:oi kid, all widths
and styles.
You can get from us as good shoes as the world produces.
Famous Queen Quality for women
Famous Walk Over for men.
P. T. HALLS,
Goderich. The Cash Shoe Dealer.
LEE & Sal EPII A Re
- -trade.
Why buy a poorer tool when you can get a much
better at the same price ?
ter
- MORE''
sell the coiled wire and all other kinds of fence
and'builders' material.
? We have the ekt
wALL pApER,AGENCY FOR THE:
It is a pleasure to look at our
Wall Paper.
The patterns are exclusive and
the colorings harmonize per-
fectly.
'stl:We have taken great care in the selection of our stock.
which is not surpassed anywhere.
Oyer 400 samples to select from anti alt carried in stock.
Np matter what you want you will find it here „_._....:
Prices range from 4c per roll to 40c per roll.
, T+We make a specialty of, showing Papers from 15c to
3ac.
Ask to see our elegant stripe and panel effects and keep
your eye on our show window for balance of season.
Porter's Book and Wall Paper Store
Telephone No. 100 11 Great House Square, liod.noh.
MERICRN STEELWOVEN WIRE FENCE
Made of barge, Strong Wires, Heavily Galvanized.
Amply provides for expansion and contrac- M•°`
tion. Only Best Bessemer steel wires
used. Always of funiform quality.
Never goes %sang no matter how
great a Surat
is put upon Pt. ones
Dote net mutt -
tat, •, but bees
efficlentty tun
cattk. horses.
begs and oils.
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EVERY ROD Of AMERICAN FENCE GUARANTEED
eY TUC MANUFACTURERS.
Cell and See K. Can show you how it will save you money.
We have sold mile. of thin fencing.
This year it is iwtter than sewer. ,-{Wy,tsi>tt:.was+"1tr:;ir
McKENZIE & NO WELL
The plan to bee Mi Hardware carp
Atte/WNWh
ATimely
of
- oa sWaterproof
IMELY because it comes just at the time of year they are usually most
needed. Money saving too -because there is a difference of from
$1,50 to $3.00 between the sale price and the real value of the gar-
ments. This difference is all in your favor. Every one of these coats is good ;
they were made by one of the best. if not the best, makers of this class of goods.
The colors are mostly plain fawns or neat small checks. The styles are plain,
double breasted or fly front, or with detachable cape. Seams are gummed and
sewn, and all are double texture garments and waterproof. There is not a
single one of them but is worth $1.50 more than the sale price ; most are
marked $2.00 to $3.00 under value. You are not likely to have another suL:I
chance to get a good rain coat at such a saving for many a day to come. The
prices :
Tweed waterproof eosin, velvol ostler, doable
texture, plaid boing, double breasted. without A/
caha
pe, fawn shades, a nobby garment al a little $doe
prim, a good coat at $4.50. Oar mile priori...
Imported tweed waterproof nab, dark oeleelsp,
medium ohsoka, plaid lining, double teeter,
sews red gummed seams, detuhable cope, a
good drlvlog out. Regular vales, 57; for gale,
Dont leave off buying too long or you will be too
late, for when these are gone we are not likely to have
any more at such prices.
.00
Geed quota, Ousel Youngest .este.
tutors. ..ams gemmed and sews, welsh
oelbr, buoy plaid liaise, glee shade et dark
taws, ltogltek Boake, steam yulesels.d, war-
ranted set ee harden, a regular a7 Deal 1 5545,
Estes guilty tweed w5Wrpeoef oasts, seat'
cheek 10 fawn and brown, double se10.re,
fancy plaid Being. fly front, ..1..1 collar,
seams gemmed and sews, English make, slum
talc.. sed, warrented be stead 007T ellaale, a
ask►y earnest, geed Sake at *SO. Our sole,,
Dollar Overalls ,-a:-• .-a, -;iikiiir
Selling for Seventy-five cents .. .
They are the regular dollar kind and will cost you that any place else in town.
We bought them cheap and while this lot lasts yo t can buy these overalls ready to wear
for little if any more than the cost of the material. It can't pay you to bother making
them when you can huy them as cheap as this. A
Unroll" mad. Irom extra heavy blue or grey denim, d.,biysewn bad riveted pockets. hlgb bee, all asses sews *100
stroos thread, rlv.t.d battens, w111 eland hard wear. A bargain, at per pair, $1.00
MORE ISO:.- a
NEW CURTAINS.
We opened up more new curtains last week and are
now showing some very handsome designs in medium and
high grade goods. We buy them all direct from the makers.
()ur assortment is large, the patterns new and up to date,
and you are not likely to find better values anywhere. Here
are a few out of the many lines we are showing :
Nottingham lam torten', fall 34 yards lea', 56 loohes wide, stress Do1, else i .00
lefty pattern, very special value Per pelt 00
Nottingham lam orates, 'vary strong net. felt 34 yards long, 60 Isobars wide, I.ds
large floral design, an ezoellse►'tartaln to wear. per pato
Nottingham lam onrtein., bee and
strong net., look stitch do., w111
wash end do up well, handsome
d«Iros no Coe rote. Si yd.. long.
82.00 and 2.50
Very fine Notelopham leo. aortal°,
all 34 yds long, plain nese with
border* and elegant any deelgae 6.00
on very flee ners,perpelr, 4,5010
Handsome patters in Swim ear•
blas, Imported by eureelves dlrr
.et from the makers in 14wtteer-
bed,very sarong and serviceable,
beautiful designs ea real Bales
net. Per pair, 84,78 te. .. .
6.00
Bobinette
Curtains -
The handsomest, the daintiest, the
most up-to-date curtain for bedroom or sit -
t ing-room is the bohinette. They make a
very efctive window drapety, and grow
more popular every season. We will he
pleased to show you the very pretty designs
wo have and give you an illustrated catalogue showing how
to drape them to get the beet street. The prices are $3.25
to $4.76 per pair.
WHITMIRE]
DISPLAI,
If you have not
Seen our display
of fine white un
derwear come art
Mill week or next
and examine it. People who hour'
seen it are generous in their praises of
the .tyle and value ofd ewhomakeontA
shown. Skilled opera
underwear and nothing else all 'rein
year round make these garments
there is a style and a finish about
them that is impossible to get on
those make at home. A sample Yalu')
from each line :
Corset Covers.
Made from stress Seglleh metes,
mmbrla finish. lines betimes, V
shape nook, trimmed with 2 rows
of 1 !soh Cee embroidery sod of
fealherstttoh beeld, special
Drawers.
Made .f very Coe E.glleh'OMon,
c ambrle finish, 4 rows of sorrow
took. sod frill ad Si inch om•
breldery. Per pair.. .........
Skirts.
Made of See Regll'h eeton.
use's doable sawn, fall .1.e.
trimmed 11/1 bb 5i leek frill, edged %SC.
with 14 loot* embroidery. w
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Gowns.
Made from fine aloes, seek, r"
frost end eleeves Mlmmed with II
esmhrie frlBl.g. yoke .f op -s
week les.r►Ien eWekc. .Ips 8k.
leseruos 4.wn frent'of•walet ..
• l ,,. Our telephone No. is 25. Use it any time you want anything in a hurry.
May Designer
now in.
HODGENS BROS.
QODBRICH. :