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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
DRESS STUFF, MILLINERY,
JACKETS AND FURS.
THESE are the departments we would specially call
your attention to this week. The markets have
been carefully searched for the latest styles and best
values. Come and look them over.
Dress Goods and Silks.
New Camel Hair Cloths.
New Zibeline Stripe Cloths.
New Broadcloths and Cheviots.
New stripe Waiting Goods at 60
and 75c.
Nee patterned Satin Cloths for
waists.
New Jackets and Furs.
Bargains in Sable Buffs, regular
$12.00 for $:4.50.
Handsome Csperines, $3
lf1U.UU and $12 UV.
Ladies' Raglan Coats.
Really the most serviceable, sty-
lish and comfortable coats on the mar•
keta. $10.00, $12.00, $15.00.
Millinery.
Never have we shown such sty-
lish
tylish wearable hats as this season.
Ready -to -weer trimmed hats for ladies,
tomes or children.
Men's Clothing and
Overcoats.
Beyr' Overcoats tuatie on the lat-
est model of the mens ktyle, in grey
and cheviots, lined and well made,
$4.00 to $8.00.
Boys 1'ea Jackets, Boys' Suit..
Men's Qvercoats.
The Raglan waterproof Fall
Coats are comfortable and stylish. We
have them in greys and new bronze
shades
Heavy Frieze Overcoats.
Dressy Cheviot Coate, til, 48.50
and $10.00.
New Suits, Pante, Short Coats.
toweemeo, John G. Clic tse, appeared 10 oar
midst aft r so abeanoe o1 six years, from his
reaiJeoie e'er H.m'liou. He mans oat •
bootees. trip in view of selling or r.-leastug
Broadview for u miller term . f years with
ooe of his beobelor tenant.. la tour of lo•
.pect(oe they cane unto • large Isaiah of
ripe raspberries', of which both freely psi -
took. Thea both took their handkerchiefs
tied plotted • onset spieoe, the foster to
take to his nelkbb,r. round the Ambitious
City, to show that Huron tweets, oould grow
• ae000d trop of raspt.rrl•k 10 • year; while
the hscholar t ht., tot Sur hie hem. 401
for someoue els.. 11 i` Jolla tells us - to
•tel•, as he would here duos r. too to nl"
vouu( days before he w•e csetbt by Cupid.
While 1. ll. was bet. he saw • .ember ot
old nayhbag and friends.
ST. HELENS•
BArcnuAY, Oc . 25•h•
Mr.. Chepmer, of S. TOop• es, who hat
heed Mittel( 'nettle In this stoutly for •
few days, has reuun.1 to her hu:na.
Mr. B. ti N sylnr hat bent very I dura
log the pest week, but we are pla..ei to
know that she u auw la.prorlOg io health
Mus M.ggia Mututiste.e, of Gollob, who
for some time h as hewn vwtiog Woods In
this via.nity, leas es fur her bo.a.e 0.1 'ner-
ds),
Moet of those when u se' 11 est on the bar -
vs el excursions have returned, all staining
to hewer been wet' pleased with their tr.p
and with the couotiy.
The Itev. Mr. Stranger, • miolosary who
has beat 'whoring fur snme yeses among Ib.
loll.os and E tie maul o1 the told north,
tock the eervloe to the Eplsoopalus Mongols
last Sunday and gave • very latereelitg and
profitable discourse oo the work dons in
that part of our Lommioa.
PON FER'S HILL -
Miss Matg:s MoPosil bas returueJ from
Doulop.
Miss 'vision, of Kipper, *pent last witk
at Braside.
Chs. Newton spent Saodey ander the
parental roof,
Mus Lilly We goo, of Clotoe, spend
Suad•y at home.
M s Emma P.cksrd is recovering from
her serious Mussy.
Mr. end Mn. Joh. Morrell gate a fowl
supper to • :motor of their Mende roe
n•mht last week.
Ulm Maude Pickard, of G.It, is here at
preset, beets, been tailed borne e° aecurot
of the Blass of bqr meter.
T'hoe. YuDooald, st the 7th con., might
have hom seriously i.jared the ether day,
Wittig from • tree while pinking apple*.
Every kin. o ens On•erwear.
Small Wares.
This department is always up to
date. All the wanted kinds are here
of Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves, Belts,
Handkerchiefs, Ribbons, ete Special
belt. made of watered st1► with oxi-
dized silver buckle at
DRESS MAKING DEPARTMENT.
Now in full swing. Suits made to order. Dresses or
waists. Satisfaction guaranteetf. MISS SUTHERLAND
comes to us well recommended and her work so far bears
it out. Never have we turned out better wotk.
GIVE US A TRIAL.
It is well to keep in mind those free premiums
give on cash purchases.
Smith Bro!s&
we
PORT ALBERT.
'I rAT, test 21,1.
Mee .1.s Quaid is away 00 a.vfeit to her
dsurbter in Wlogleam.
A. V. I. melt, of Toronto, spent Thanks-
giving with his faintly here.
Yr. sod Mrs. Elbert Mol oneell returned
from their weddlog trip Iasi Thursday.
Miss) I r. MoMillao, of Ihe(loderloh Col
Imitate loseitute, war among the Thanks
giving ylslters.
Rev. Rural Dean Mediate, of Seaforth,
will officiate lo the Kogtl.b church next
Sunday alteration.
Mr. McGee, ere, lett for hie home 1n Yee•
forth this morning, after a viol% with rola-
elves In this elmolty.
Tho.. Wilson, yr., had oho mlefortuoe to
lose a vetoable tow last week. Paralysis
was the oaoee of Ite death.
We are pleased to note that MIs Jean
Dunbar and MIs Mary Gray, who have
boon ill for some time, are progressing fav-
orably
avorably t swards oonvalescroe.
Th. entertainment when by Miss Mildred
e l•
Campbell o. ThankIn g ' evening In the
Gddtellew.' Hall was very eucceistul from
every point of view. Tho hall was well
filled, and the sudisooe wee favored w,th a
program whtoh delighted everyone then.
The their was 000eplyd by I' F Hamlin,
who dlsoharged the duels. of the poslttoo
molt •oe'ept•bly. Ormen sol,. were rivet
by Miss. Rye Mr.('ouneil, Cecilia Cunolog-
ham, Evelyn H•ydey, Ina Hamlin, Resells
Soho.nbals sod Blanche Oliver end Will
Mace, pupils of MIs Campbell, III 1 all ao•
quitted themselyes In a creditable manner.
A eon* and chorus, "Cousin ,ledediab," and
• vowel duet by Evelyn Hayden and lea
Hamlin were ale° well rendered. S 1
of God.rioh's best talent also 'eye splendid
assistance. Miss lea Harland snag a num-
ber of songs and ehermed ey.ryeme with her
sweet •aloe; and ,Semen F Thomeoo made a
great hit with his vocal aeleotlo•a, whuoh
were admirably rendered Mime I. sure
Rrvdges and Edna Stratton recited and
were enthostasttoally applauded at ovary
. ppeareinee. They are both clever el000•
Monists It was • very enjoyable evening
throughout, and Min Campbell has the
thanks of the people of fort Albert for the
pleasure which the entertainment *aye.
BAYFIELD.
F.IDAT, Oot. 24•.4, 1902.
ENT/ aTA1NYtNr - Th. ootert•Iomeot
given In the tows hall hers under the man
.gemwt of Messrs. Munro and Campbell, o1
t:oderioh, was well •I ini.di and was 00101
the most suooe.slnl over hold here. Will
J White, of Toronto, the well-known en-
tert.ie.+-, was very ama.ieg is his mimic
stove and recitations, •c.1 keot the so 1- wove
In the beet of humor. Was Maud Good -
Win, 01 Cllotoo, was well r.o•iyed In • Diem -
Der of reoltanooa. Prolum ers Campbell and
Densmore, of l:oderloh, gave tnetromeetal
selections o blob were a treat Indeed. The
m re are to be congratulated on the
moose of the 005tett.
DUNLOP.
MONDAY, Oor. 27.b, 1902.
MIs MoCaugtan, of (loder,oh, was •
transient quint hen on Saturday.
Men...John Haldane, of Toronto, haa re
mostly written • tort, "Tn. Knight of
SeowJon," which treats of life in Auld
9ootl•od. A Toronto tiros 4.e moonily g,v.o
an order for • mood Dumber of ooptae of the
work tor sale 1. Toronto. Her s enterable
husband, Mr. John Haldane, wrote the
manuscript at her dictation early 1s the
year. During this summer Mr sod Mre.
Haldane have resided n Grimsby.
The 1)un,.nnon scribe le perfectly oorrect
ID his eng4stione In nlereooe to funerals
They "Mould be sharp on time, and *speci-
alty to the 'slater all f 1. e'oould Neve
th• starting point not later than 10 A. w.
Fifteen minute. at the bout ail cru et the
grave to le is long enough, sad mentor's'
service. can be held afterwards to aey of
the churches, where there will also be sheds
for the borate to stand in inatead01 being tied
.m • lenoe, shivering with the cold. We oar
beer out our Dungannon friend In his .tate
meet that 4. knew of several who had moo.
treated severe illness at funerals.
NILE•
Trs.oey, Ort. 28.
The following is the repots of .u'ea
shool section No. 1, C titterer,. West Wa-
eoos.h sod A.btield :-V Cleat -Coon Bab.
Is, Mamie Gusto', Gladys Pentland. IV
Class-Wllll• Glrvus, Ruth EMU. (a'sl').
tor, 111 Clea -Elmo Otrvm% Melva. Cory•,
Harvey Pe.tlsud•, Cella Mc11.ats•, Roy
Kerte, Geo. Ryan', Rrg. Rya., Kea McNee,
Vera MONS. Jr. 111 Clare-Coehe K:1 -
I s', Ernst Mcl.web., Willie Wilsoo. 11
Cb..r-Iweaard Mel)watn•, Mabel Wilson.
Sailor Part 11 -Viola Y000ge. Janie'.
Part 1I -R Oleo'. . Put I-V. lotto', E.
l:mr, \V. By*a, H. Mol;waln.
'Promoted to out oleos.
Honors -Fiala 1 ;rvin, Melvin Cory.
Most regale'. to atteodano', W. Wilson.
But behaved boy, Victor Young. Best be-
haved grt, Viola Young. Girls' swing
one tined err. Bee *newsier@ tb..
month. Y. C.rj, IL-fiye, C. It:.blln. ti.
Ryan. H. P..iland. Teta attending, 25
J. Muleroso, Teacher.
LEk.BURN.
Mon DAV, Ott. 97th,
The first move a the retereodom o•m•
paten to our midst was a meeting bald at
the Temperans H.11 on Toved•y night.
The delegates edested to meat their follow'
temperance workers t. God•rlch for Fridey
afternoon of loot week were Hamlltnu Mo -
Manus, Alex. 11. Cloven •od Hoiry A.
Horton.
Ls.t summer we meotloned th.t felt.
Ltnkister had meek •o artesian well and
Itt••r pur-herd a windmill to pump the
water. ale bar now made noonsot tone with
hie house and else with his horse s:eble, o0
the weer °an he got l0.tantly. kir. Wer -
.ell, 01 (iod.rmh, with a staff of workmen,
put In the pipes no Tuesday of list week
'rhe onoe feminist. forth of our farmer
As_PORTLAND-MIENT CHAS
To arrive inside of one month.
Mr. Jobe* Gledhill, o1 the 13,80021111,0 Wrel•. Mill., (wee beet week's account of pro
pored work.) 'e .,Ing the largest f oon-.ty of moment need Ie this part of the county.
Lest year after ourohastnS what he theuebt lee would r. quire for what work ha was then
doing, 4e was per..sdeJ to try • smote, three barrel., (slow with some 40 or 50 berets
of tern other Arendt of well knows oemrnt) of the Peninsular Portland Commit, made at
Jackson, Mtoh , by the rotary system kiln. The result is as follows •
Mr. Gledhill says:
I had occasion to make a hole of consider-
able size into what I nut in last year, and I
find that your Peninsular Cement is the hest.
The concrete is much harder, having a shiny
flinty surface compared with the other concrete.
I shall require 300 barrels or thereabouts for
the new bridge abutments and cement•dam, Ind
i will buy all mylCement fr(>tm you.
Cement has beoeme iettremely herd to get and the prime Au gens awry net Thee
gees sass °..meet ehonld plane their order at onee, so as to get It when wanted,
By an arrangement we offer the above Cement at
a vel y reasonable figure
McKJ3NZIIE & HOWELL
THR PLACE TO RUY Alert. HARDWARE CHEAP.
NAST *101 SQUARE.
DODERIOH.
MORR IS.
but sotbiei will be dose until the regular
oscine of tbs hoed on Mrhdsy eiveatog.
Wm cue ladebted to N. U. Morrish, cf
&ho Palaoe d.ut •'ort, Sault Dt.. Mara,
11101., tor • oopy el ens 4au0 Ste. Marie
J 1'. speciel Innen, d. scribing th• (0-
augupatlon of the r o v Doom, system at the
Seo, one o1 tale must t: g.otlo uodert•km►,e
o' tae age.
Yrs. Jams L.Tsro`tu!l (t..ruteely Mos
Jou M•caalr, of C,e, L.00k) will heel 1 Ayr
tire& tort•uupfdal reception on Thursday
e lt•nroo .ad weenies end l'nd.y ■iter
aeon, N•.e-rl.lte•r 6 h tut 7.b, wet ..f 11-
erar4.un As tie, & and ilorl Tusd.ye td
sok Siwe.' h.
A U. 1. H. cfIi i.1 pe ty that visite'
l..u,tetloa use/ 1! spiry n ght 000urt.d el
Suo•riatotedeo&J000*. ti weal R)sul1'
Feel/moo, Buildio • Serertuteadea1 It•as.
and Tramo.s'or 1', .I. !Ascii. They to
"peottd the o.w station build.og, whieo IS
gueoelly approaching ccom:'o :011
AUCTION SALES
rill'&.DAY, Oot. 30.h--Anotioo sal. of •
de.,rabks feeidesse, household hunk
.r,I furnishings at the p -tau Ree, W. pt. lot
951, Neereau et., oommeuoing at 1 oe.i oak
.heap A, Wutrat.Y, proprietor; THO*.
lil'SDKT, auctioneer.
SATURDAY, Nov. let.-Clear;a* stcli n
soil of forty -levet herd et fire• -aloes cattle
a1 Mr. Tlh'a bate, hear hntieh Fxoaeee
hue1, commesoleg at 2 o'clock sharp.
RICH. Pokers, propro'or. Tnoa. GCNDILY,
a _ e .IO.eer.
THURSDAY, Nov. 611. -Clearing emotion
sale of farm nock sod Impismmnrs, at line -
lop, smmeuoiog at 2 o'clock *heap Gso.
Fct.rutle proprietor. Taus, Li t. Dar, amt
tro0eer.
1't'raUAY, November llth.-Authors dale
of farm, farm nock sod impl.manl., at
conoes:ou7, W. D.Set¢iraslop•
Dew Loyal pm -affix), oomm,arlag et 1
o'clock sharp. We Joe's, proprietor;
TRW GUSHILY. ascaooeer.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 12th.-Uur.orv.d
e ar moo sale et (arm .took, impl.meut.,
koushol•l fur.ttuis, etc., at lot 5, cot 5, Ash
Aske, c.ainomeing A'. 1 oblu:k. Joan POO -
Vie, aucvoDoor. WIL. KA(yaa, propr;.:or.
W. C. T. U. SPACt•
flee C.der's* Tales Mile Sean&.. Mistier
toiler Ole Yeslllwg.
SAYE THE n.)Y..
4.0 ,,.e 0.1111101 be run without b'ye.
"The dluukart', of today were the ahil.re.
.1 • few years ego, the children of todsy
mast furnish the drunkar1a of a very few
veers hence," and we wCl then be singing,
"1 hrow tut tl • life Joe," when It would
h-.vo born mere prudent had we put up the
guard hoe before they became overwhelmed
by the flowing tide of totemp'rsooe
y
Wmmmmmn►mInmmmmmmmmmmmmmnmmm%
£ A Gigantic
� Mantle Purchase _
f Over one hundred new mantles bought at half the maker's prices.
_ A purchase that was only made possible by the double outlet we
•-- have with our two stores.
Mantles that we are going to sell for less money than stores all over.
this country paid for the same garments this season.
You ask, How can we do it? The story is short. The reason is
• simple :
A couple of weeks ago we cleared out the entire stock of one of the
E leading Canadian makers of ready-to-wear Jackets. These were their
ea-- overmakes and garments that had been made to order and for some --�
reason or other were not shipped. They were offered to us for half the
prices that their whole season's output had been sold for. If we had
not had two stores we could not have t:.itertained the offer for a mo-
ment, for there were more mantles than any single store hereabouts
MESSRS Si DUN slI KTr,R t'ATE.'11 ISN.
ill. 11 the refereed= • prohib tory law?
No, but It Ie the mese. by which the tom.
pomace people Ii ipo to secure • prohibit,ry
I goon law. "The Liquor Aot of 1902" le
tie law desired and . desirable law ; the
r.f,rendem mew the method o1scartui
this dearth's law. .
(2). Why is •'she Lao r Aot of 1932' •
desirable law!
B.eeu.t it reveille ills, el. of Intoxicanta
for beverage purpose.; it oleo.s tar -noon.
Gad NI for .Lips .rd la this wiry rem.ves
the tempt.:lea from oar 3•)105 men,
43). What is the poealsy for the first
con w lot lea!
Not leu than $200 and the emceed not lets
then ste mouths io jot.
(4), Cats obit law he sof hoed;,
1- soe.1 sad-couatrue arty_ 1•w-a.a be me
forced The enforcement to this nese u. pet
soon the Attorney -General, who is the
chief law occur of the drown. Tn. to.•p,a,-
or for the prov.tr:e •• well as the tespett ,n
ler r:dtsps take orders from him, -
Mon DAY, that. 27. (5) How many vele. are r, (tufted to
it xDUIau.-Ai flee o'clock, on IS edited- bring Ibis lew 'n'o ',tomato's'?
day, O:t''bw 22 n1, . very pretty wedding 216,000 or 1..t
tock plane at "Sptuoe Ayeaue kerne,' (6). C•u ih a vete bar pollee!
Me el., the re,i torsos of Mr. .ed Mrs Adam Yes, 1( the tcrpperaooe people w.11 forget
llathd.y whets their daughter, Min Cori.*- their patty prejadites and Doll a .o;ted
la., wee married to Thomas Walker, of Tote,
Brussels. The oelmuoy was redeemed by
the Rev. John Ileitis, of /Worse', Th.
b .use be.og attractively demented for the
n ,earn wlta plants and •n'umo kayos
Tn. br.de wee *teen •way by her Paths r and
behest vcry sweet and granola' in an axgais-
tt.*own of ebbe air/Andre trimmed wan ht.
semen and One .n.h10.. ••1 chiffon, with
the ce•tomery veil and orange blossoms.
She carne 1 • bouquet 0f white tomo. and
.ep.rsrae fere. Mies Florence Yonne/ mode
• treaty lute fl.wer-girl in • dainty whir•
mush. gown and owned pi.k °smarten..
Tn. wedding murob from lnheagrin was
played by Mist Jessie HelNd•y After the
her -m say • rewptloo was held, •nn, follow
log the natal coogratulatten., an ea,.l'ent
copper was .erred in th• dint'* -room, .
weer• the deo. rations wore pick and whit..
rh. trade'. travelling dire was • t.rlo,-
m•4e suit of navy blue obey 01 wire •
blouse of pale green silk soil &look tette'
hs,. chi, large number of b'aut.ful and
useful sots. tea -tiled to the p pol.ri=y of
up•, yea0S couple. Among the guests from
e dietetics' were Mls Walker, M,, and Sirs.
,Lok Walker, Alex W.lk•r, Dr and Mr.,
M• Keleie, Mies Sarah MoLaughlin and J.
BMoL.oghl, Brasools; t4. Leta..
levtoto.ou, Hlythla: Ma and Wu. Qadoaulk.
Young sad Mtw Ptoresee Yonas. -Yr: mail"
Mrs. J+alt Young, the Misses Mende sad
M•u.e Sellew.. Willie Sinew., Celesta.;
Was E. H.y Ire, Mr H.ydeo, Mier Hy.d.
moo, Mr, Hyndman, Newbetdgr; 11ra end
Mtn 11 bertann, 'Torrent; Mr. and Mrs.
John Fraser, BevS.ld; Mise Mary Clog,
(/llotoo; Alan McL•a-, Harr mon
LOCAL NEWS 'IN ;BRIEF
That little taste of .now mean. winter no'.
far swig,. Provide sera Inst the oohs by order-
ing your winter overcoat new. and satisfy
four erten'° taste br having It made by I. J.
Pridham. the poopie's clothier.
The oouood of Golerinh tow0eh'p meets
next Monday, Nevemher 3•d.
The noo-joty ase 755 for the .0.oty of
iluron will open en Tuesday, N.•v,mher
18.1s, before Mr. Jones. M,Manoe.
ft. I) etrioh & son are .hipping • oar load
of don. to Montreal this week. The Star
Intend floor 1e maatog its *my In the Est
ern m.rk t
$'L30.tuatrabutesi sa 4+d.rlob.a.&ob•Il asl
th• t'nlp.rtag. Mission of Affronts and the
N, t,a..t is 'r&elitl y scktowlo.ged by
Geo. Bu.k.n,
. ' a*swore as ter ger . , is poe tura
oe mastoid dlreetor and organist le Knox
°harsh. W. o.dernen 1 ho w1(1 lake •
position •1 Mitchell.
Rernrts reeely.d this beet from Detroit,
where James Rei 1 is ani■ 000anhleg
. peotallsi.In regard to his health, 'ndloato
th.e he is improvise/.
rag concludes of the lawn howling
e.mnenrMf hoe Seer delayed 1,4 I ed weath-
er. .1 D. ( Pt:none bei wen the first prix.,
.n.1 the noted s still to be settled.
u. der eh had Its Ant teat. of winter this
.eek Tu.odsy terms( there we. • deist,
Lorry of stow, sod yew today meriting
walks .ed Isla-'.nps were coaled with
while
Among the geode lost in Ile dr,ll shed Are
Int week eras • quantity of artmaolal nese
D aewoo be entre, to far. W. Thompson
and movie' $3.000 or inert, wh eh were
.toted thee..
Mos Firreemo 0 Graham, of (i.tdsreh I
fell..late',unmet', hes towhead her pen I
Mains 1..,r-r.•6's'e en epee, and
William J. Taylor was.00ceinfnl on hle ap-
peal for feeler heavies, part 11.
Prevision bee been made her the pupil* r1
St. Patrick's ward settee'. which s.. Aar-.
. d lett wee*, at the other tilted rawest.,
theme 'Meg In N , 1'.tre k'. ward ettendir e
the St, il.v dr. wart eehro), end these .n'
et. (Resp'. ward 1teartt01 .at. oedema'., I
The 1leieal heard hes dilewe.•d the ht•ing 1
op .1 the te.wn 4.0 Wmpwar.ly as • tank* .1,
•
Tbs ldeeets-Netder•' rne'p•i.a.
T.runte. O:r. 28.-Sierettry I) chi?, of
the L'o'o..-Holden•-Aeoeoiat o • ht. Issued
• c ratter to butelkvepeu ,and noses. on
ahem Obemmil Ise *01 call .-ours pay-
ment d t1•- rete• -neon - abet
s.roo'a•loe. Por o1 the ow tar se as
toliewo:
I was i.struo' e 1 to say that Mt as. e r -
m.ent.f 1100 for each member if the •reel•
t. T, roto w.s not rely to • the p.rpnen of
tarlyteg no .II• ra0•p►let .0 th • ells, hat
a's) to &vein' those districts throughout
Ontario when no I(oen•re are to exlerenne, of
whore the Homing holden ars s few in
number and flu so lithe boa-oes that it
would be bmpfsetLle for t.hamle .eons baste
sufficiently to thrdn,hly orients,' their
dtetnot.
"The ma+r ntaeat te to tr:ure a raj ,rt y
of the ere Gel vete. cal. upon .he measure,
end by do n'ea et00 soy lu,:her at''•ttou
for pr..babeason ot Herat -1 tw.4.b:tiewr-440,
lurtbermere, stop what is tuned to nom., If
• mrj ,nay s ,erived is ,ryas -.n •y tattoo
for Ie4's'otorn to do away wi h t1. r ebbs
barroom In bore's and the to ad este by
Ilqu..r a, roes."
M.f wt triol.
-Longer, ()etcher 27 -Freak Heim, of
Wingh.m, who was le jetted by • tall from
as e.cvator and war brought to the Vittoria
hospital fur treatment. died this morning
from unoo0sioe of oh. brats. '1 he st mains
were sent to N nightie' for interment.
could handle.
Every garment is new. Every garment
was made for this season's trade.
They must,not'interfere with our regular stock. We want to clear
them out quickly, in fact, must do it, and
ON SATURDAY, NOVEI1BER 1ST,
commence a sale of mantles that will be without a parallel in the an- 1
de-` nals of mantle selling in Huron county. '
This is not the end -of -a -season sale of a few left -overs, but a sale of
Enew garments, every one of which was made for this season's trade and
` not one of which has been in our store over two weeks.
Do not let this chance pass to get a new jacket for about half price.
EOne like it is not likely to come again soon._
•- The earlier you come the better the choice. -481
= SALE WILL START SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 1ST. 1
` For easy selling we have divided them into the following lots. Here
` is the way they will sell :
Jackets at $2 75.
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10 only Lashes' Short Cloth J tt:kets. These
are medium weight germ -tits, suitable for
wearing with separate skirts or for early
spring or fall. They are mule from good
broadcloths and smooth finish materials,
are liner) with good mercerised sateen.,
cut in ear, coat style., have pearl or c:oth
button.. If bought in the regular way
could not be sold for. lei* thaw $6 to 48.
On Saturday, November 1, you can take
your choice for $2.75
BEN6OU6II
COMING
HUMOROUS CARTOONIST
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5 only Ladies Military Goat.; 30 and 36 inch-
es tong, .ample garments, no two alike,
made froth goad quality beavers and
friezes, lintel throughout, merle to sell M
16 to $tt. choice of lot $2.50
Mantles at $ :
Mantles frir a five dollar bill that the maker
sold for more money early in the season.
Nubby and comfortable garments, well
mane from good materials that will give
satisfactory wear. Threegoarter leugth,
x •mi fitting, velvet collars on some. made
frotu 'maven tankfriex•w, b'ack, grope,
fawns, every one new this season, worth
regular $8, shoat 20 to sell on Saturday
art, each $5,00
Mantles at $6 50.
Many gurt'oente et this price, Made from good
quality beavers and covert cloths, blacks,
greys, fawns, all 27 inches or three quar-
ter length., boat or high collars, every gar-
ment lined and made for this season's
trade. 1f bought in the -regular way $10
would i,e the price of the cheapest mantle
in the lot, commencing Saturday you can
take your choice of them for $6.50
Mantles at $7.75.
only Ladies' Ul.teri, very stylish gsrments.
They are male from good heaven and
frieze., waists are lined. These ulster.
could not be sold for Tess than $15 W $18
evil' if bought to the reguTarry a . It
you want one of these very comfortable
garments for little money this should 1*
your chance, for Saturday they go on sale
et, each $7.75
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A few extra good gareienty that we have "
not enough of to lump at one price, will be put
on sale et prices that will he from $3 to $6 lees
than real value. Thane coats are nearly all
fewna, sone are sotto lined, and are the cheap -
flit rot of mantles that he :e everbeenin the
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store
We do not want these mantles to inter-
fere with our regular stock. They must be
sold and sold quickly, and have been marked
at prices that should see most of them fin•f new
owners before the week is over.
A Few Extra Good
Gar r l ents.
SOME MORE SPECIALS.
Les, than a dozen items telling of
that are low enough to call bargains. Not
at %lore than the price we ask for it. •
Blankets at $2 50
and $2 85
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marked price However, we can afford
to sell them under value, so if you come
here you can sive a little money on
your htanket buying
At $2.50.
Conti quality white wont Blankets, soft, lofty
lintel', double. bed mho and good weight,
colored herders, special value, per pair
$2.50
At $2.85.
Fine quality while wool L"anketo, doable
0.4 size, good weight, woven from clean,
pure yarns, .oft finish, colored borders,
will wear and wash well, very special
valet., tier pair 52.85
Mawr
Harris Homespuns,
t�3 .00. .. _
E.The genuine Harris Homcspuns
WILL LIMIT (ir)1tt'Rt('ll
AL (MUCK IN
VICTORIA OPERA HOUSE,
Monday Even'g, Nov. 3
TICKETS, 25c.: RESERVED SEATS, 35c.
1'I in r -f 'fell at Ki Id's It,ok.tore
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OYSTERS `
AT THE
shoddy or a thread of cotton from
one end of the piece to the other. All
clean pure wools that keep their col-
or and wear well.
Oeouine Harris Homespun*. 56 inches wide,
firm strong clothe, soft chevi't finish,
make handsomer end cervi. eahle snits and
skirts, pot. yard, $1 00, pop dor shades of
grey, brown, blue, green Reel black, per
yard $1.00
relialde merchandise selling at prices
one in the list but would be goo(1 value
Vests at 25c and 50c.
Not a store in the Ian(' sells any
better vests for a quarter or half a dol-
lar. Some, but not mary, may sell as
good. They are not anywhere near
here, An immense purchase of ladies'
underwear bought direct from the mill
gives tis the chance to sell these gar-
ments at these money -saving prices
At a quarter.
Ladies' ribbed Vests, shaped, full size, good
weight, soft finial), open front, neck and
front nicely trimmed, extra special value,
at each 25c
At half a dollar.
Ladies' ribbed plush -lined Vests, winter weights,
shaped, opentfront., neck and fronte nicely
trimmed, soft finish. This vest is away
ahead of the ordinary fleece -lined garment.
it has all ita geed points without being
clumsy or bulky, the most comfortable
kirffibYfrfllrwtsT't t►isgt'. "1'ss11' :': 50C
Drawer* to match either ot the above.
Skirting Serge, 75c.
Heavy Serge for suits or skirts
at 25c a yard less than value. Enough
saved on the material to go (suite a
way towards paying for the making.
llea•ey Serge, suitable for suits or skirts, ell
wool, 56 inches wide, hard wonted finish,
will not catch the dust, easily worth $1.00
per yard, special at 75C
Two Big Underwear Bargains.
Two bargain* in 1 i nderweer for men that
trade our way. You'll not match those values
At 8710 ---Men'• Aeeae-lined Shirts and Drawers,
heavy weight and go -td fidelity, will wear an I
wtah wall, sn .1 rel duly at 50 •, a *penial per-
e'h'an eetblen as to on 1 them fete beat, anI
von ere the gainer, ohoioe while they lest 372C
elinnld hring a generous share of the un(ielwear
any place else.
IAt 508. -Men'. flew* howl Shirts ami Drawers.
estra *ml gnolity, evenly woven, will, 0014 we II
and give,000Ilent wear, we 1 merle aid Antrbed,
would moll in Oar •gnrar way at 75c an 1 ASn
rash, but you can bay then here at each . SSC
BALMORAL
CAFE HODGENS BROS.
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