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THE SIGNAL: GODERICH ONTARIO.
Iress Goods and
ililinery for Spring Wear.
NEW clothes for spring are Natural !
Doesn't nature dress anew 3 If not
today she will tomorrow, if not tomorrow,
then the day after. The Newest Spring
Dross Materials are here in great profusion
-Crepe de Chenos, Venetians, Broadcloths,
Cheviots, Serges-all prices. The Newest
Spring Ilats, ready to put on or trimmed
( to your order with the latest touches of
f7A fashion. The Newest Dress Trimmings,
black,cream and linen shade, silk appliques.
'he Newest Muslins in Linen Shades, Linen Batistes, New
'saints, Ginghams and Cottons.
, ADZES' WATERPROOFS. c
OomptsW am"' of solo's, o•vy., gv., blanks, $2.75 to $8.00
in the new raslau shape, prices from
•p
We still give the Premiums on all
Cash Purchases ---Handsome Chairs,
Tables and Silverware. 0at will pay you to
trade with ■..
Men's Hats, Clothing and Furnishings.
Wel* of friends wish them • happy future.
The slumbers of the fair ser to the Tonally
of the temperaaue hall were suddenly in-
terrupted
s-terrupted the other monolog by the heavy
cru' el the noble cherry tree ow the hill
site of the tall Is'rl • farm. Is was out
down for firewood by the laird and els
nephew altar being • landmark for maay
years sod affordlos shads for the wayfarer.
DUNLOP
MIINnAY, Apr. 7.h.
The familiar Mote of our popular resi•
dente, Mr. sod Mrs. A. C. MacDonald,
alar ao sb.enoe of three month' In Gods
rwh, ere Wes •gala amongst us Both are
to the beet of be.ltb, and •re receiving •
hearty wsloonie from old !Asad' and uelgb
ban.
Oar former residents, Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Horton, receatly kept their eil•er wedding
as their new hums al Sault S's. Marc.
There was a gathering of many friend' and
reletl•se,
sod quite • number of presents
wet• renewed by the eu,d couple from their
relatives sad friends ►t ere and also to Huron
000nty. They were married in I)o.g•000n
In 1877. Mr.. Horton is the eldest daughter
of the late A. here.
As with the Ladies, so with the Men.
When spring comes they must dress up, shed
their winter coat and don the spring attire.
We have the Newest ('uts in Spring Suits,
and latest colors.
The Newest Things in Boys' Clothing.
The Newest Spring Overcoats and Sep-
arate Pants.
Bargains in tlen's Hats.
See our styles, special lot, best grades,
Fur Felt Soft Hats in blacks, greys and
brown, regular $2.00, for $ 1.50
New Colored Shirts for boys and men, 50c, 75c and $ 1.00
CASH OR PRODUCE.
Br&s&Co
000ERICHTOWNSHIP
Mofrn&T, Mask M.
The foll.wtng Is the report of the peptic
el 8. 8. Ne. 6, (loderloh township, for the
meath of Marob, arranged to order of merit:
Fourth oleo. - A. Koss, M. Milieus. E
Hewitt, E. Rosa, L. Edmiston, 1'. Kees, J.
Mollwale, K Jeho.tee, E. Johnston, A.
Johaseea. Sr. third. -111. Ross, 1. John
aeon, J. Johnston, M. Riches. O. Elliott,
R. Orr. H. MoAlltster, A. Williamson, W.
Jobssaas, Jr. third. -E. Wile&o, B EI
Sett, C. Mollwaio. Sr. S.00sd.-T Joho•
@ too, 5 Wilson. J. Johosbo, R. Johnston,
M. Johnston. R R Oban D. Elliott. Jr.
seoo.d.-E. Edmoreoo, E. Mcllwalo, R.
Mollwaio, R. Johnston, B Wllium@os, Part
1.-K. Rees. W. H. Etter., Teacher.
PORTER'S HILL.
Mooli.y, April 7.
Jim. Shaw Suadaysd at Grand Band.
' Mise J. Burke le the guest td r.latives to
Leedoe.
Mise Annie McPhail has returned from
Grantor.
Mies L.ggit hes retuto.d to her brine to
Alleghany.
Mise Nell McDougall returned to Egmoo•
villa on Thursday.
Chao. N•wtoa has resumed duties al his
school in Colborne.
Mies Walker returned to her home Io
Centralia on Saturday.
Mrs. Coition, e1 Ripley, Is vleltlog her
amain, Miss Sarah Cor.
Mir Minnie 'rob)), of Summerhill, Is the
guest of Mies Maggie Com
Thomas [Bogart Ie vialsbn/ to (7lmtoo, •s
the meet of his Bieber, Mts. M, Murray.
Mrs. McC.are r.t.rsed oo Saturday attar
after • week's visit with r.letives In Mich.
Muter Laurier Dyke, of Goderloh, erect
part of Iasi weak •t tbs home of his uncle
Jae. Torrance.
Glen Mol)ooald has gone to T.esw.ter,
where he h.. ramrod • school at • salary o1
1525, per &ouzo.
James Elliott is transplanting some
apple trees that have been in the grotod
about tem years.
Chas. McPhail bar been Informed that
be le promoted from lieutenant to captain
.f oomp•oy No 7.
0.1 Wednesday soeniov of last week at
the parsonage, Hayfield. Jas. Harrison and
Mies leaders Elliott, eldest daughter of
William Elliott, were united In matrimony.
Rev, Mr. Y.Ilaod performed the ceremony.
•
The bride was becembsly attired In a suit
of oa•y Aloe with bat to match. The
brld,sm•I1 was MON McDougall, of Ermon
vtlle, and the groomsman Thomas Elliott
Mr. and Mn. H.rrisus will take up the.r
residence on tins out Iia.. All job■ to wish
log the young couple moon happiness.
Jno. Torrance has moved and raised his
baro oo the 511 ceo. Joespb Brown, Bay•
Meld, has the minima of build's, the stone
wall.
Jas. Stirling killed a hog the other day,
which drse..d 400 lbs. After keeping the
t ome and 60 Ibe of lard they e.1.ot to mato
$36 by selling the remainder.
Another of Mr. Lambe/tee' twos, Merges,
has the harm at the cheese factory.
Mlle Aam•i rag bee aro Thursday was
largely attended by the 'owes iodise of tis•
•hinge and vIotalty wad of Leerier, the
represaotativs of the bows of Godoriob add•
ed muoo to the swayer of the bee. All
spent a few hours yery enioiably,
The members o1 the O.M. B.A. gave as
oyster supper to Youngs Hall, whlob was a
grand suoome. The latter part •f the *Teo
log wet spent to progressive euchre. the tint
prize toeing carried of by Mrs. T. Styles the
touby pr rt was takes al u by • yo.og lady.
PORT ALBERT •
Togah.T. Apr. 8, 1902.
'There will be a servioe (D. V.) ea Sun•
day night deet In Christ chetah.
Dr. T. R, Hawkins of Oomeroti, Wieoon
els, 1s here 0o a •bit to bb mother.
Mir Cua.ingham and welter B Hawkins
left for their r•rp:ollee schools yesterday
morning.
hire. J. B. Hestia. and ohlldres. of
l;cderich, (pint the Eater 00001100 all thee.
Hawkins.
Mr. Aaderecn, of Constance. the vewly
appointed Weedier, entered upon his duties
oo Monday last.
Mrs. Adam Bohaefer, of Mllr.rtoo, ie
vtaitbg at the home of her parents, Mr. and
hire. Jas. Quaid.
Rey. Mr. Rutherford, of St Helens, but
las of N.w Fork, preached to the Presby•
mean oh.reh on .uoday last.
W. T. Pillow and family are again r.@id•
ins In our midst, and tbeir many friend. In
this locality ars Fled to see them back.
LEtBURN.
TI'1811Ar, April 1.
Mist J.s•'.s Lloklater, of the Stratford
Collegiate institute, le .pending her Easter
holidays here.
Mr. Linkl•ter Intends shortly to sink an
artesian well on his farm hers. This will
maks four of these welts very close to earth
ether, as James Uhieholm'e well 1s •boat a
quarter of • mile southward of John 111'
h olm'' wet1. Theo from his well acmes the
Lake Shore road is Jas. Horteh's well west-
ward lees than a quarter of • mile. The
wind will have something to do In pumping
around that part of our neighborhood.
Tutelar, April 8
C Stewart lett on Tuesday of last weak
for Winnipeg.
Henry Green's sale was largely attended
es Friday afternoon.
Ju. Rome, from Moekoka, is •idtlmg his
Oster, Mrs. Wm. Bogle.
MIs' Kau Reid returned home last week
after spending six months In Toronto.
Mise Wionle Shaw west to Ooderioh
Monday ot this week to resume her studies
at the Collegiate.
Have you 'see t6• new paint Woe/411,1,M
selling, not half the price of oll falote. If
you Intend t0 use any pint nail and get
samples.
Among Easter week visitors were Mir
Jessica Link later, of the Stretford Col
leelets Institute, and Mus Whaling. from
Stratlord, Herbert Taylor, of Hamilton and
Ben Shaw. of Gorier ch.
On Wednesday smiling of last week
Archie Horton, eeoond son of James Horton.
war wedded to Mee K Glidden, third
deuvhuer of K. Wieder, by the Rev. Mr.
Will•°, of Nile, to the presence of • large
Meals of relatives of the contracting parties.
The yens/ couple will enter upon the
journey of life together on a farm that Mr.
Horton has rented Deer Cerlew. A Iarg.
more New Wall Papers.
EVERYONE Likert, and we have been
Enjoying the friendliest kind of in-
terest in, our New Wall Papers over
since we commenced showing them
Another large shipment just passed
through the Customs. It is Fine in Texture,
Original in Design and Bewildering in
Variety.
The floor may be carpeted, draperiesmay
be abundant and beautiful, but without. a
background the effect is very poor.
PORTER'S BOOK STORE
(Ute► Telwplsrwsst is No. 100 K 1 ;.Orf. lints Square, (lrx,arinh.
To UAaaotrIao -10,000 5o pookss• reds,
10 paokag•s for 260. Clover, timothy,
' pelts, .u,ee wheal, ea., for sale. Geo. E.
KtNo, Wlogbam.
Oysters, sissy, fresh, •t the old reliable
oyster hones, Viotoria Restaurant, West.
e t., to bulk or d all toy's'', los Dream.
fruit, cool•ollomery, Mears ea. 0. Blrt'K-
STUNK
KINTAIL.
Mw'n.t', Apr. 7.
Joe Griffin returned home last week.
Orlando Griffin spent Sunday with friends
in Ashfield.
The I.O.F. gave an oyster supper and
hop in McDonald's hall.
Mir Kite. W bitty returned home from
London Academy tut week.
M Whim bavlog sold Mb driver has pus
chased another hone of Morris Wallace.
A. Young porcheoed • fictions year-old of
John Farrish for the sum of $100 00, a good
price for a yearling oolt.
The people of the vicinity spent r
very eojoyahle eve0t01 ae the home of J.
Flynn lase week. There were some °ode -
r oh guests there also.
Christopher Lamberton hes rented bis
farm to hie son James, sad will live roared.
LOOK OUT FOR THE
Kensington Furniture
Company's
Retail
Show
Rooms
ON THE SQUARE
CHURCH NOTES.
1 he adi turned Muter vestry meeting to
0000eot,00 with St. lleorge'e obutoh will he
held nest Monday •yobg to the school
room, Instead of Monday of this week as
before aanounoed.
1'he cell film Manchester and Smith's
Wall Paper
ij811'1ffiBll1.
2 dozes Samples of TAPESTRY
PAPERS from loo to 351.
50 Samples of INGRAINS, ell .6ades
and colors with wiling sod birder to
matob.
100 Samples GILT EMBOSSED. esu-
000•.ntlonsl and floral d«Igeo.
2 drove Samples WASHABLE TILE
PAPERS for bath room or kitchen.
We can show you • larger range of
Samples than you can tee In a city like
Toronto. Let u. prove It.
Ws hay• also sums of the prettiest
51 papers. suitable 1-.r bed rooms -
"DAINTY DESIGN'S.'
W. aka the contract to do your
000m.
We have jest revolved a consignment
of Fr.nob Organdie, Crepon, Kin, Ed-
ward, Mottled Bond, R••y•i Velvet, Ve
English, Blue Danube, and other most
fasbiorable Note Papers and h,velopes.
KIDD
BOOK STORE,
Uoderich.
mmnrnmmtnttnm►ft
Are you
looking
for snaps
,NWIiEELS
WE HAVE THEM
THE COMMON SENSE, - $30.00
THE GODERICH, - - 25.00 -
Fitteti with Dunlop Tires. Everything up-to-date.
Guaranteed for one year.
EE & SHEPHARD
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, etc.
Plumbing and Heating a Specialty.
FENCING-
your
Feet
warm at Night
A Not Water
Bottle-
W1L1.
DO rr
We Have
Them -0
KKIIH 'ISI
('11EA1'E:,I'
To
THE BEM
F. M. BUM, Phm. B.
DRUGGIS f.
Corner of West at. and the Square.
Hid te Rey. A E. Camp, H. A., war .us -
abed by the Pr•ebytery of Huron, al 1t@
regular meeting at Clinton oo Tuesday.
The nail was stewed by unit hundred sad
forty oommunloaots and ninety two ad -
hermit., and promised • salary of $800, a
year with • manse. Mr. Camp has not yet
Intimated his mind 000wroiog It.
Oa Good Friday Inspector Tom, tf Gods
Hob ; Dr. Fowler, Wbgbam ; Rey. W. G.
Howson, Rey, G. A. (h8ord,f1R. Holmes
and H. Rorke, Citation, ani J. O. Stene
man, Hsneallrepresenting the ereoatlye of
the ('0ooty S S. end O.K. Arootat:on, mak
In Clinton for the purpose of srr•ogiog ter
the 00611o, 000vsntloo, which is to be held
a: Blyth on Jove 19 20 Su!able .ubieok.
WILL SOON BE HERE!
M°KENZIE cP HOWELL.
THE RED FRONT SHOE
YOU CANNOT
AFFORD... .
STORE
To run around in the mud and slush
uniess your feet are well clad.
This we can do for you in any
style of FOOTWEAR you
want, and at a price within
the reach of everyone.
E. DOWN/NG,
Successor to P. T. HALLS
Bole Agent In Ooderloh for Walk -Over and Queen Quality,
and speak.rs were foliated and as as.s.a1.
Iy interesting gathering 1. looked tor.
Th• congregational meeting held b
North street Methodist church on Wed
needs), eveuing of tut week, to consider
and disown the adyteeblbty of erecting a
new ohurob edifice, was attended by a
large number ot members and adherents of
the church. A number of the mors
prominent members of the ohuroh placed
their views before the resting. The 000
teases of opinion was that something should
he done, either to the way sf eolarglag and
nmrdelliog the present structure or In the
building of an entirely new cherish, sod the
majtinty of those preeeot snored to (seer
tte latter Doane to pretereooe to spending
large sem of money in Improving the
presses building. 1 he question was re -
(erred bark to the quarterly board for
turtbur oonslderatlo• and for ws.ultatloa
with the trustee board.
TLLtr/est Mo. fid.
HODGENS BROS.
slag su
d De WEST r I
■awu.»r IT.
A Kid dove Bargain
Have made heavy purchases of all kinds of Fencing Material to avoid the
wire famine like last year, and buying in quantities we get better prices,
eo we can sell cheaper. \WA are therefore prepared to sell extremely low.
We will Bell and
PUT UP
THREE
of the
Best Fenoes
Made.
i
The American Field Fence.
We sold over 4,000 rods last season.
The Frost Fence.
Made of No. 9 coiled spring wire and
upright.
No. 7
The Gun or Carter.
Made of No, 9 coiled wire and wove with
galvanized wire.
We ere prcperrol to will either at store or put tip by competent builders
We have. a very low quotation on Manure Forks of the bed grad&
McKJ3NZIE & HOWELL
THe PLACE TO BUT ALL HARDWARE CHKAP.
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75 Pairs Kid Gloves at t
50c instead of $1.00 t
N Saturday, April l2th, we place on sale 75 pairs of kid Gloves, at half
price and Tess. They are the last pairs of several lines that sold at $1.00
and $ 1.25, and which we are dropping from stock. All are standard
makes, and it is because we are going to confine ourselves to our three well-
known and popular lines at $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50, that we are clearing these
out. About 50 pairs black and 25 colored in the lot. Sizes 51 to 6i.
75 pairs kid tlloves, blank and oolar•d, good totalities, 4 button lariat h, roost of them ', b 6}, some b; in the int,
lost pairs of Imes shit sold at $1 00 and 11 25, your choice.• Saturday sic
iood Black Dress Goods.
If you are going to buy a black dress
this spring, in justice to yourself you
should see this stock. Everything that
is fashionable in black dress stuffs, from
the thin light weight Voiles and Grena-
dines to the heavier and more substan-
tial Broadcloth and Homespuns, is rep-
resented in it. There is variety enough
to suit almost every taste. The quali-
ties are good. They are made from
pure wool, and the dyes are absolutely
fast and unchangeable. Just a few
price hints :
All wool Frond' serge, Bootle fold, makes op well
for sults or skirts, elves satisfactory wear, per yard_
42 Inch all wool storm serge, bard wonted finish,
well not hold or cetnb dost, gond weight, extra @peolal
value, per yard • • "
44•'nob all pure wool E,temioe, t'rtestley'e make,
Cheviot finish, makes stylish sed serviceable sults or
skirt, per yard
46.ieob Cheviot Serge, good weight, all wool, one of 75cour beet selling floes, per yard
Fine French Serge, 46 Inches wide. Priestley'smake, pp
crotch used for mourning purposes. per yard 855
All -wool Valles, 42 to 46 Mabee wile, will be very
mach used this summer, will make a handsome dress, /t
per yard. 50c,75c, $1.00
25c
40 loch Broadcloth, gaol weight, firm 555v0 bright
n60c
t
finish,
nitre speolol value at per yard
b2-1ooh Brcedoloth Salting, brl,bt finish and good
weight, will wear well and make a stylish owtuw,•, 1.00
Per yard.
44 look Matin Clot6s,sl1 pare wool, him, close weave
and Hob win fields, will give excellent wear. twn
qualities, per yard
60c, $1.00
Floe wool Grea.dlnes, 38 to 44 Moises, near deluges,
50c, 75e, $1.00
floe' quality silt Grenadines, new and handsem. de
Ngae,44 inches wide, per yard
$1.50, $2.00, $2 50
Cashmere Hosiery
Underpriced.
Two bargains in Cashmere hose.
They are just the weightfor early
spring wear, and are a good deal Net-
ter value than you can usually get at
these prices.
At 25o
•
Ladles' Black Oashm•r
Hese, lull fa.hlo.ed, ream
Moe feet. .plleed noel and
tee. salt and dee, regular
Abe 1,161117, per Weir 25o
At: 30o
Led ire' elhb•d Oeobmere
Rose, assorted:rthe, spliced
bowie and .alert, soft fi.leh,
will wear will, regular 40e
and 45e ponds, per pair 300
Best Tib to Buy Carpets.
There isn't a better time to buy Car-
pets than now. The stocks are at their
best and there is a better variety to
choose from than there will be later.
If you have any carpet buying to do
come and see the brand new stock we
have in our new carpet room. It is the
best, largest and brightest carpet room
in the county. There is room enough
and light enough for you to see the car-
pets just as you ought to see them.
The stock is good in every way. The
colorings and patterns are the newest
to be had, and we are willing to have
you snatch values with any you will get
anywhere.
Hemp Carpets, raverslide patterns, strips sed doral
designs .
124c, 18c, 20c
Llano Carpet', eiders will not run, • big mage
25c. 3?4c, 50c
Tapestry Carpets, road qualities, • Ms nage oftorn
Osg'
28c. 374c, 50c, 65c
Body Brussels, 44asdb frame, sew deal's'
St -$110,$1.25
WI.dew Shades, monetod os spring rollers
30c to 760
Curtain Poles, wood or braes trimmings..
25c to:76o
Japanese
Mattings.
New Japanese Mattings came inlast
week. They came to us direct from
the Japanese makers. Patterns are
new, some a decided change from the
ordinary.' They are made from clean,
live straw, well woven, and will wear
well. A dozen or more patterns to se•
lett from.
PRICES, 12ic TO 35c
April and May 1)K-
RII+NER and TAT•
TFRNS now in.
HODGENS BROS.
C}ODRICH.
TH ea
WM.
THE
FIFTY
THE WEE,
yJl
la' beat
Flour. 15tu117'
dour. Daunt.
Was. tl ton.. -
Baoru. 5 Ina
Sou-rulugs. Do
K7" per bush
pyeogee
V
pay, Ill balk. • •
paster, oar ba
Hay g too
Ibutoe•• a be
Buller, ver Ib
( setrash an
Pelts
•
Drowsed sloeCon s
tfM, 'ewed t hest
wooed Mag.
Gula, rpt
et
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Notion of ter
Office no
noon. 7
mast he
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run lipid
sand Stei•011
BURLItUItr
fl)00Ug.
LT ed. br 1r
Qtalo gpDoc McUAN
1.1x4 COL
Teacher of sal
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150105.•0 o'ac
motion apply
fn. Patrice e 5l
W t,LEN
Organist and i
Methodist obc
g er and them.
amu/et tons of
Music. III
firms from •11
nee sable nes
etwe• les sal
eyed for.
FOR SALE
Stu In bel
Apply to gl)v
Wet. (foible.
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r smith .ba
ly cf Huron, s
lag house. pis
all1est bTheledie
re
m▪ ike room
teem dose.
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M Prembr.
VOR MALI
.r the west
weaceb. oomI
57 PUWI KF
Barrister l►ot
POKSALN
✓ and 111
aoderlch. Ft
March 11th,
LET
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bows of (lode
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Corresponds
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after the
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1leaeen held t
eating liquor
Tawe. to Fre
will be . our
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11.1969
7th
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EVERYONE Likert, and we have been
Enjoying the friendliest kind of in-
terest in, our New Wall Papers over
since we commenced showing them
Another large shipment just passed
through the Customs. It is Fine in Texture,
Original in Design and Bewildering in
Variety.
The floor may be carpeted, draperiesmay
be abundant and beautiful, but without. a
background the effect is very poor.
PORTER'S BOOK STORE
(Ute► Telwplsrwsst is No. 100 K 1 ;.Orf. lints Square, (lrx,arinh.
To UAaaotrIao -10,000 5o pookss• reds,
10 paokag•s for 260. Clover, timothy,
' pelts, .u,ee wheal, ea., for sale. Geo. E.
KtNo, Wlogbam.
Oysters, sissy, fresh, •t the old reliable
oyster hones, Viotoria Restaurant, West.
e t., to bulk or d all toy's'', los Dream.
fruit, cool•ollomery, Mears ea. 0. Blrt'K-
STUNK
KINTAIL.
Mw'n.t', Apr. 7.
Joe Griffin returned home last week.
Ott tido Griffin spent Sunday with friends
in Ashfield.
The 1.0.F. gave an oyster supper and
hop in McDonald's hall.
Mir Kite. W bitty returned home from
London Academy tut week.
M Whim bavlog sold Mb driver has pus
chased another hone of Morris Wallace.
A. Yruog porcheoed • fictions year-old of
John Farrisb for the sum of $100 00, a good
price for a yearling oolt.
The people of the vicinity spent r
very eojoyahle eve0t01 ae the home of J.
Flynn lase week. There were some °ode -
r oh guests there also.
Christopher Lamberton hes rented bis
farm to hie son James, sad will live roared.
LOOK OUT FOR THE
Kensington Furniture
Company's
Retail
Show
Rooms
ON THE SQUARE
CHURCH NOTES.
1 he adi turned Muter vestry meeting to
0000eot,00 with St. lleorge'e obutoh will he
held nest Monday •yobg to the school
room, Instead of Monday of this week as
before aanounoed.
1'he cell film Manchester and Smith's
Wall Paper
ij811'1ffiBll1.
2 dozes Samples of TAPESTRY
PAPERS from loo to 351.
50 Samples of INGRAINS, ell .6ades
and colors with wiling sod birder to
matob.
100 Samples GILT EMBOSSED. esu-
000•.ntlonsl and floral d«Igeo.
2 drove Samples WASHABLE TILE
PAPERS for bath room or kitchen.
We can show you • larger range of
Samples than you can tee In a city like
Toronto. Let u. prove It.
Ws hay• also sums of the prettiest
51 papers. suitable 1-.r bed rooms -
"DAINTY DESIGN'S.'
W. aka the contract to do your
000m.
We have jest revolved a consignment
of Fr.nob Organdie, Crepon, Kin, Ed-
ward, Mottled Bond, R••y•i Velvet, Ve
English, Blue Danube, and other most
fasbiorable Note Papers and h,velopes.
KIDD
BOOK STORE,
Uoderich.
mmnrnmmtnttnm►ft
Are you
looking
for snaps
,NWIiEELS
WE HAVE THEM
THE COMMON SENSE, - $30.00
THE GODERICH, - - 25.00 -
Fitteti with Dunlop Tires. Everything up-to-date.
Guaranteed for one year.
EE & SHEPHARD
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, etc.
Plumbing and Heating a Specialty.
FENCING-
your
Feet
warm at Night
A Not Water
Bottle-
W1L1.
DO rr
We Have
Them -0
KKIIH 'ISI
('11EA1'E:,I'
To
THE BEM
F. M. BUM, Phm. B.
DRUGGIS f.
Corner of West at. and the Square.
Hid te Rey. A E. Camp, H. A., war .us -
abed by the Pr•ebytery of Huron, al 1t@
regular meeting at Clinton oo Tuesday.
The nail was stewed by unit hundred sad
forty oommunloaots and ninety two ad -
hermit., and promised • salary of $800, a
year with • manse. Mr. Camp has not yet
Intimated his mind 000wroiog It.
Oa Good Friday Inspector Tom, tf Gods
Hob ; Dr. Fowler, Wbgbam ; Rey. W. G.
Howson, Rey, G. A. (h8ord,f1R. Holmes
and H. Rorke, Citation, ani J. O. Stene
man, Hsneallrepresenting the ereoatlye of
the ('0ooty S S. end O.K. Arootat:on, mak
In Clinton for the purpose of srr•ogiog ter
the 00611o, 000vsntloo, which is to be held
a: Blyth on Jove 19 20 Su!able .ubieok.
WILL SOON BE HERE!
M°KENZIE cP HOWELL.
THE RED FRONT SHOE
YOU CANNOT
AFFORD... .
STORE
To run around in the mud and slush
uniess your feet are well clad.
This we can do for you in any
style of FOOTWEAR you
want, and at a price within
the reach of everyone.
E. DOWN/NG,
Successor to P. T. HALLS
Bole Agent In Ooderloh for Walk -Over and Queen Quality,
and speak.rs were foliated and as as.s.a1.
Iy interesting gathering 1. looked tor.
Th• congregational meeting held b
North street Methodist church on Wed
needs), eveuing of tut week, to consider
and disown the adyteeblbty of erecting a
new ohurob edifice, was attended by a
large number ot members and adherents of
the church. A number of the mors
prominent members of the ohuroh placed
their views before the resting. The 000
teases of opinion was that something should
he done, either to the way sf eolarglag and
nmrdelliog the present structure or In the
building of an entirely new cherish, sod the
majtinty of those preeeot snored to (seer
tte latter Doane to pretereooe to spending
large sem of money in Improving the
presses building. 1 he question was re -
(erred bark to the quarterly board for
turtbur oonslderatlo• and for ws.ultatloa
with the trustee board.
TLLtr/est Mo. fid.
HODGENS BROS.
slag su
d De WEST r I
■awu.»r IT.
A Kid dove Bargain
Have made heavy purchases of all kinds of Fencing Material to avoid the
wire famine like last year, and buying in quantities we get better prices,
eo we can sell cheaper. \WA are therefore prepared to sell extremely low.
We will Bell and
PUT UP
THREE
of the
Best Fenoes
Made.
i
The American Field Fence.
We sold over 4,000 rods last season.
The Frost Fence.
Made of No. 9 coiled spring wire and
upright.
No. 7
The Gun or Carter.
Made of No, 9 coiled wire and wove with
galvanized wire.
We ere prcperrol to will either at store or put tip by competent builders
We have. a very low quotation on Manure Forks of the bed grad&
McKJ3NZIE & HOWELL
THe PLACE TO BUT ALL HARDWARE CHKAP.
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75 Pairs Kid Gloves at t
50c instead of $1.00 t
N Saturday, April l2th, we place on sale 75 pairs of kid Gloves, at half
price and Tess. They are the last pairs of several lines that sold at $1.00
and $ 1.25, and which we are dropping from stock. All are standard
makes, and it is because we are going to confine ourselves to our three well-
known and popular lines at $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50, that we are clearing these
out. About 50 pairs black and 25 colored in the lot. Sizes 51 to 6i.
75 pairs kid tlloves, blank and oolar•d, good totalities, 4 button lariat h, roost of them ', b 6}, some b; in the int,
lost pairs of Imes shit sold at $1 00 and 11 25, your choice.• Saturday sic
iood Black Dress Goods.
If you are going to buy a black dress
this spring, in justice to yourself you
should see this stock. Everything that
is fashionable in black dress stuffs, from
the thin light weight Voiles and Grena-
dines to the heavier and more substan-
tial Broadcloth and Homespuns, is rep-
resented in it. There is variety enough
to suit almost every taste. The quali-
ties are good. They are made from
pure wool, and the dyes are absolutely
fast and unchangeable. Just a few
price hints :
All wool Frond' serge, Bootle fold, makes op well
for sults or skirts, elves satisfactory wear, per yard_
42 Inch all wool storm serge, bard wonted finish,
well not hold or cetnb dost, gond weight, extra @peolal
value, per yard • • "
44•'nob all pure wool E,temioe, t'rtestley'e make,
Cheviot finish, makes stylish sed serviceable sults or
skirt, per yard
46.ieob Cheviot Serge, good weight, all wool, one of 75cour beet selling floes, per yard
Fine French Serge, 46 Inches wide. Priestley'smake, pp
crotch used for mourning purposes. per yard 855
All -wool Valles, 42 to 46 Mabee wile, will be very
mach used this summer, will make a handsome dress, /t
per yard. 50c,75c, $1.00
25c
40 loch Broadcloth, gaol weight, firm 555v0 bright
n60c
t
finish,
nitre speolol value at per yard
b2-1ooh Brcedoloth Salting, brl,bt finish and good
weight, will wear well and make a stylish owtuw,•, 1.00
Per yard.
44 look Matin Clot6s,sl1 pare wool, him, close weave
and Hob win fields, will give excellent wear. twn
qualities, per yard
60c, $1.00
Floe wool Grea.dlnes, 38 to 44 Moises, near deluges,
50c, 75e, $1.00
floe' quality silt Grenadines, new and handsem. de
Ngae,44 inches wide, per yard
$1.50, $2.00, $2 50
Cashmere Hosiery
Underpriced.
Two bargains in Cashmere hose.
They are just the weightfor early
spring wear, and are a good deal Net-
ter value than you can usually get at
these prices.
At 25o
•
Ladles' Black Oashm•r
Hese, lull fa.hlo.ed, ream
Moe feet. .plleed noel and
tee. salt and dee, regular
Abe 1,161117, per Weir 25o
At: 30o
Led ire' elhb•d Oeobmere
Rose, assorted:rthe, spliced
bowie and .alert, soft fi.leh,
will wear will, regular 40e
and 45e ponds, per pair 300
Best Tib to Buy Carpets.
There isn't a better time to buy Car-
pets than now. The stocks are at their
best and there is a better variety to
choose from than there will be later.
If you have any carpet buying to do
come and see the brand new stock we
have in our new carpet room. It is the
best, largest and brightest carpet room
in the county. There is room enough
and light enough for you to see the car-
pets just as you ought to see them.
The stock is good in every way. The
colorings and patterns are the newest
to be had, and we are willing to have
you snatch values with any you will get
anywhere.
Hemp Carpets, raverslide patterns, strips sed doral
designs .
124c, 18c, 20c
Llano Carpet', eiders will not run, • big mage
25c. 3?4c, 50c
Tapestry Carpets, road qualities, • Ms nage oftorn
Osg'
28c. 374c, 50c, 65c
Body Brussels, 44asdb frame, sew deal's'
St -$110,$1.25
WI.dew Shades, monetod os spring rollers
30c to 760
Curtain Poles, wood or braes trimmings..
25c to:76o
Japanese
Mattings.
New Japanese Mattings came inlast
week. They came to us direct from
the Japanese makers. Patterns are
new, some a decided change from the
ordinary.' They are made from clean,
live straw, well woven, and will wear
well. A dozen or more patterns to se•
lett from.
PRICES, 12ic TO 35c
April and May 1)K-
RII+NER and TAT•
TFRNS now in.
HODGENS BROS.
C}ODRICH.
TH ea
WM.
THE
FIFTY
THE WEE,
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la' beat
Flour. 15tu117'
dour. Daunt.
Was. tl ton.. -
Baoru. 5 Ina
Sou-rulugs. Do
K7" per bush
pyeogee
V
pay, Ill balk. • •
paster, oar ba
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noon. 7
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Organist and i
Methodist obc
g er and them.
amu/et tons of
Music. III
firms from •11
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FOR SALE
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aoderlch. Ft
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after the
lks date here
1leaeen held t
eating liquor
Tawe. to Fre
will be . our
('nmmtulnoe
}Iwo.
Dated at 0,
11.1969
7th
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