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THE t4IGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
A Bar�ain
COMMENCINO
Week Saturday, Nov. 22nd
A splendid opportunity for you to
till your wants in any of this fol-
lowing lines
Ladies' Jackets
(►ur Jacket stock is very compre
pensive. Long Raglans, three-
quarter and shorter length
('oats, all new ; also 25 Jackets,
short style, clearing at each $2
Ladies' Skirts
$Ready -to• wear, from 12.25 to 17
Children's Jackets and
Ulsters
Dress Goods
All lines will iv to you at re-
duced prices, so if yen have a
need come and save modtey.
Bargains in'Stiiting.
Bargains in Silks
Bargains in Waistings.
AT GREATLY RE-
DUCED PRICES
Clothing
Men's heavy black frieze Pea
Jacket, cheap at E4, going at
12.95.
Men's beaver Pea Jackets, cheap
at 15 and $6 going at x`190.
Men's frieze Ulster'', were $5, 16,
and 11 i7, going at $4 and $5.
Boys Meters at 11.90.
Boys' Pea Jackets at 11.50.
Boys' fine Suits- and Overcgats.
tarso ports sod to sae of memare; leave sla
or eight month., chop are sad add sharp
mod. Pak oat all grabs end were". Tor
8 se pleats pot peaks, soli throw t sum.
Water earthworms with Ila water. Cma'%
water pleats tee msob; never water until
they ars gaits dry.
At 8s, Helms the lellowleg day t►e
me.Hag was emend is regent order with
the pr'sldsat te the abate. A.dr.w Elliott
gave a good sddres• on "How to melanin
moister" sit 1 fertility to the soil, sod
slaver sad *lever hay " Mobtor" and
plover g5 bard la head. he .ai 1, sad the
three gnat enemata n.ed.d were nitrogen
(tee hardest to get), phosphene sold sad
ootmh. le is wise to Imitate heture le our
oultaystioa ; whittle shallow, keep the
fertility near the semen where it is mended.
where the plants eon tetra it up madly. The
root Drops need It. Tru plover Drops will
bold Is then. Glover hay wee% give h noes
heaves b.1 lojsdtolcue feeding will. Grow
clever—grew It everywhere, and as otteu at
you era oat your land, ad par farms w111
nos be balls ■p to a high standard of *ala
Titins,
Millinery
The season is not over yet by
any means, and this will be an
opportunity for you to save
stoney on any millinery pur-
chase.
Ladies' ready-to-wear Hats,
Children's Hats,
Misses' Hats.
We still give the Coupons on Cash Purchases.
Smith Bro's & Co.
XMAS
BOOKS
••••••••••
"Boy's Own." "Girl's Own,"
"Boys of the Empire,"
"Chums," Henty Books,
"Chatterbox;" "Kindred of
theW;ld," "Hoosier8chool-
master," Jungle Books,
"Birds and Animals of the
World," Toy Books, etc.
All the 'stud an 1 esrat p.pul.or works for
young awl old.
BURNT LEATHER
GOODS
Pipe Rucks, W bilk Holden. Blot -
ten, Smoking Set..
CALENDARS
FARMER'S INS1111 uT _.
MedIM Meld imat Meeh at West Mer..
Points.
Berle" the test weak toe (Anne sed .g.
.oaths of the Farmers' Isstitau In West
1110r.. 115.11 labored zealously 1e Wiegbam,
Ss. Helms, Pott Albert sed Auburn. Twat
acinuses a day were, bald in each o1 t11.
. 1...., and pagan of much Interest to the
farmers were road sed dammed at earth
m The ant swim was Mid et the Iowa
hall, W,agbsm, es Meadsy. Tb. pried -
dens, K M Yuma, Carlow, 'coupled the
^.halt. la his opening remarks be gave a
11 hof ale him tor of Farmers' la -
short .
"titans Prior to 1886. the:aglicultural so
oletim cff.red pleas for ways, ear , welch
were the sole means et dlse.mlest'el knowl-
e dge. Book ea Gr se 1850 the Farman' la
.tltute was la .xl.tesee, though in a some-
what erode form. The Agriculture' Suns
.aoludd edsnt!eeal hater's that bays
Ame Iarply lost, bat the meager wes "In
•o know that wit were teeming .back to them
apse H. believed the Iostttet' and the
Fairs would scouts.11y be combined.
J. Wilms, V. S., tree spok. oa the dc -
seems common to 1•rs .took. Spasmodic
and Estenet ratio et heroes was prevented
ty regular feeding. Don't lot them go ea
troth clover when war, Letting hews
down this snl f.ed:og up to . hairy to
dwgsrous. Constipation e1 cattle was re
moved oessldenbly by d.borsleg them.
Be we and teed than regularly and ea see -
outwit food ; laok of wats1 be said, was
T. C. Elford mixt took up the .abjeae of
Alfalfa, and la discussion is was tbosg11t
char the etas who essld tell bow to main
the most mosey eft the taro with the least
labor would be very popular at the primal
t me, *wing to the 'wetly of labor, and
he subplot of growler; Alfal(• ea one of
those imam was oleol d.meeetratad by
lir. Egad What the farmer Bret ..odd
was a knowledge of the reqs romeate of the
eo l and to ".w the ih•sp (11.1 are mos,
adapted to 1t It they did item the first
'rot .ed to . esoosselel farm life would he
soxmpl.beed.
Mr. Peddle. of Wiagbam, opened the
miming malaa by an address and meld tint
if caeadla s mull need en swing e. they
did, they would set he able to perpetuate
their swedes. Mn. Campbell followed, tab-
our up the subjects et "Health," 111. four
cardiae! mien o1 w►lob were vitality,
teed, exercise and eMsstulesse.
- The lightest eater hes ibe sea vitality.
Man ie whet he eat". "Tell me what he
eau, sod I'll 1.11 Too what h. le." We 511
eat me saeb, AN sem; ,:stubs te tenu-
tial, sad obeertsleees pose with happiest',
wbia11 is all we aro atter la this life.
Mt.. Mddoek, of Gmlph, tutse spoke ea
"Demotic Soleeos." Ie simply means a
thorough soleatllo and arsenical knowledge
of affairs 1. the household. Ia the past tit.
I bey. have bad yeah of cutlets* for for
ks
Our setectiou of notes io beautiful up Hirt lif. -work by by i p. the anis ant b.• os� I te tsewr
In the sweating an i.to'stlag program
was resdsrd, ome.le'leg of suets on gram( -
phone. violin, addcse.es by C. A Tebbett
se "From best to sugar," and the worklag
•.f the Berlla teo!ory was fully explained :
Hies MOdcok on "Finsen—the& might
.ad propagation." earl "rhe tum life' was
M moistest et • very internam address by
Km. N 111157. He said: Det leave the
facet hewed it le not s had glove 000apa-
.loe. Don't leave Moans you think you
m•e going to get som.thieg c1.an.c to do, or
have melee lurk, or Pomo than is no
mom, la it. Tin farm Is the producer and
adds to the wealth of theoop■any, and gates
mead belles. classed morn, snore bspep
ores sed oonseatmsat. Many
he
Wats brought oat 1. favor of farm lite, sad
te b a sorrowful taps that la the taw of m
much to be &stood on me farm, yet our
young men seam beans ea quitting it Yr.
Elliot oloeed tbo •vestag's pmogram with'
tow remarks ea weed geed to 5e tonal is
Myer seeds.
POW! *Lunar.
Is Pere AIM e, n the 26 b. Mr. Hsther-
'ogtm op.s.d the pr.osdiep by "'Tier e
o.p,r oat"Manatee and the vales of ods"
l •estiteseu to manure are nit/ogee, ghee.
Photos and potash in the proporlloe of 1110,
160 and 136. At tite wropettln midland
manure would Dost 1115 an sore, wbtob 1s
very spies vs. Barn Manure was the
thin/ to take we of and to make rood ase
of, Cs 1D that lies all the marl.bm5ut that
the mal Deeds. 1).r ase allow it'o Ieaob
and yet Det keep it to dry. In*. tf I npo•ed
IA ti. weather w111 lose bait omits foot
prlsolple. A little gypsum spread through-
out your manure pp le will help to prime"'
it, and he . bona6t to the Ian3 If the it -
guide from tff it *an be preserved es mash
the Mute-, and .as be turgid to goad .d -
vantage on the farm.
BesutifAlarge carbon. mounted Cal-
endars, .pechtlly made for us, and the
pret lest everljiiomn in slot rich
EBONIZE°,
Ink Wel s. Camilo Sticks, Candid-
acies, Inch Camelia .dd Shailen to
match The isnot tin in New
York.
CHINA
French, Eng tab
heauutul designs.
mot Japanese, of
CHATELAINES.
We have a lore stock of leather
and bes'e.l chatelaines, at all prices.
NOTE PAPER
The color.' loo of oord was 0511 tr.uibt
up for dlotu Ilse. Some of the notate
brought oat were plant Dorn atter eleven; do
ro' pleat deep. dolt plant too early,
o il her *spival. for two weeks leeg-r, teen
.ow, 1t will kill the woods, plant 10 hills
es es tsgsItleate loth were, ositiv.to till
oora pis toe high, eat the oarn as late as
posible, ter m time in la hie is Ors w-
het food, but the older the -better, tie silo
prsesryee the Sr t value, eo Ober play
w111 preserve ft'rttboat lose, sore chopped
with ether foods ioorea.5 Its food 'aloe.
titter agrloaltarat .45eat1e0 for oar meg
was the priories' talk at the 'metes "te-
non sad more opportunit et she u'd be •ak.e
by oar seem of the geed our agricultural
cnll.gs m ghat do them. Re eheutd have a
good technical education is all poet. el
Isms life, even as the prof..s,onal y,.utb has
Is his 1 es of steal, end Det mate ascend y
hMoame the towhee of Memnon trom cheer
(erre or Igsoranee.
AQ.Q.M.
Oo Satordiy, the 29 h, a WOW wore held
at Aobare. The pr'sideal *gala omeapied
Use ohalr, and took foe bb crows' remarks
the subjs.,. "Weeds," and asked the farm•
ere sot to buy anythieg that was *eared to
them, 115► to gee that It was oboist seed they
were getting,
"Fsdine stow for expert" wee Mr.
Medd'. top's for diomesim. He said be
Mf?liltTMIttltriti1111t11 IttlItIttlI ttIt111
As good as
When you hear a merchant say that his
stove is as good as the happy
Thought von can rest awed that the
Happy Thought is the lehdiug Stove and
that others are trying to equal it but have
not as yet been able to do so.
The tire pot of the HAPPY THOUGHT is deep and
narrow, which gives it a great heating surface to oven,
and will bake and cook with very little fuel. It is the
stove that slices down the fuel bill. A dollar saved IN
MEI. is a dollar made.
I have a full line of HAPPY THOUGHTS, and
you are invited to call and examine them, whether you
intend purchasing or not.
I have a full line of COAL and WOAD HEAT-
ERS, which lead the market in price and quality.
Also a number of second-hand Coal and Wood
Cooking and Heating Stoves, one Wood and two Coal
Furnace's.
CHAS. C. LEE,
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A
Small
Sum
If rightly ap-
plied,;will clad
your.feet prop-
erly for Fall
and Winter
Wear.
OUR Fall stook of Boots and
Shoes has been chosen with
a view not wily to how cheap
we could buy, but to how good
for the least possible money.
1.41
►lou'. Loug Boot., in all Ftrsdm, at polestar priWte,
N u beau a good rsuyo of meter leather leggings,
with the 'at• rt finprosed framing*.
lu bony Luinbertuou r Kubtera use Iwo n uotu-
p'eto range at r ght prime.
Give u.' a call when you need anything iu our
line and you will be well satisfied
with our values.
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The $55,000 Queen Qisuaty price uuuten it stin open. Ask for particulars.
Successor to LEE & SHEI'uARD.
�1iuu�uul�lu
e
be
.d been at 11 slam'57, and he wouldn't was export beet. Be did set believe in
gr
bink'of selling w say more. 11 mot homing ria stock sp, ter they did atter io
a
enlivened into setbiiu better and teat too owes as longs' tbay pt peaty of geed
to .d.
-. --- Tae cow we wast"esus the next subject
end wee handled by the preeideat.
1 The o,w that gives • liberal "apply el milk
Hs
tb.1bt1•woodltw►.t w
. will betel
a.41 bw
•s.o 0was the
ant
beet 1
as .,. kind we weated.
wpm with, and by m lotsg we would get
iAt the ohne of tb• hind help problem the
REPAIRING
E. DOWNING,
Red Front Shoe Store.
leltowieg re,dsaes, was letrodamel end
ordered Best is the ImsigreWS depart -
meat.:
To Tun Illsley* or AeatcOLTres To.
ammo— W s the members of West Hums
Ferman' Institute assembled, feeling 111.
lack of eempeteat farm I.b',t,e salt respect-
fully mosorld an lee Immigration depart-
ment of Catena te tabs slob sups as may
be us.w.sry to pima sure prostoeatly
faro the rural pops:•tuu of Groat Britain
sad Indeed the .dv.u:mes A omegreuog lar
O.ario. And would also impress epos
your bssotable body tial salon suck
S istessa b gives the p sds'ww of the
firms el Oauio will be materially Iossed
awl their value ea • ooeseq deorwud.
At ibis seeming mining the resolution e5
paw& sed the week's soden were
broa.bt tb a dose by ea On address en
l.nuia," d/ M. G. (benne, M.P 1'.
The awes' of the Institute were later -
eating and preamble. Tee seldri g more.
Italy, F. C. E ford, wile takes a soy at Me
I late, est to ,he auk, soya a number of addi.
noes aro reported to Vas membership.
G 00 d S wmmrmimmmmmmmmrnmmmmmmmn►mmmm�
case cannot be equalled.
Pretty Picture', Toys, Gamete, to delight
girls and boyo
••••••••••••••••
Call awl inspect our stock, whether you
buy or not.
KIDD & Co.
boasts we require more ventilation, mere
method. A daintily serval meal, semethieg
mowed new and fns, w111 aid dlgu'toe.
Brown bread Is .rreasesely "apposed te he
sock superior to whit : the bran Is the
brown breed metals' a woody fibre that is
Indigestible, She would rsesmmesl Mi1-
tag porrldes 6 to 8 hours to s double be ler.
J. A. Mortes "peke en " Hoose Plano,"
The wow wire, "Vilna to do end how to
de t4 " A geed wtsdew was required, taw
i"g son*, a bay wt.dew le desirable; team.
late from top. Bene plants will net steed
nought oat hem As we as plant le of dr-
etr.d • 15, i•11.1 Moth; reply fsstil ad; i1
will Butter better. 8ed thaw Moho, thick,
mixed with oew snare, grassy side down.
It ._Pays. the Best
to Buy the Best
IF IT iM THE BEM' YOU WANT
THEN YOU WiLL DEAL WTTII
McKENZIE do HOWELL
X r,
The Best Silverware, Meridan-Britannia Co.'s make,
The Best Table Cutlery.
The Best Pocket Cutlery,
The Best Assortment for Selection,
The Best Place to Buy Useful ('hristmas Presents,
The Best is none too good for you,
The Best is what you want,
The Best place to get it is where it is always kept.
we an sow distributing oar Iwantifrl now 1903 calendars le eWcsss and pug:hatwrs
to early sed get one.
McKENZIE & HOWELL
LAST SIDE SWARM GODERIOH.
IIUNTER &
CROSSLEY
SERVICES
GODERICH
December
AT r Tater.wa:.w.:a HODGENS BROS
PORTER'Sf
•.
—SPECIAL
Hundreds of 'volumes of
the newest
Books, both
copyrights
and n u n-
copyrig hts,
shown in all
their choic-
est bindings,
many of
them speci-
ally published for Xmas, in -
eluding pretty filmes., any of
which would make an appro- , `
priate Xtnas Gift., ranging in
price from 1Oc to 15.00.
7th
North Street Methodist
Church, 11 a. m.,
r‘ Alva. LIST HUNTER
led awes MUST •t
e IPAwi LYON PT.
Now for Christmas.
UST THREE WEEKS and the world's great holiday will be here.
JFrom now until then things for Xmas will have the foremost place at
this store.' There will be no neglect of regular stocks, but holiday
goods of all kinds will be kept in the foreground. This week the store
is putting on its holiday dress. New goods and noveltie3 suitable for
holiday gifts are arriving every day. By th.: tient this paper reaches
you we will be ready with a display of the useful ;yid scasible for holi-
day giving that will be well worth your white t;omis.g it, set;. You will
buy in greater comfort and have greater variety to ..haisi: from if ' ou
do your Xmas shopping early. Stocks here are all mall,'.
"Boy's Own
-
Annual,"
"Girl's Own
"Sunday at
Home," 1E
"Leisure I'=
Ilour,"
$1.75 Each, Net.
"Chatterbox," regular *01.00,
Xmas sale price, 75c, Net
Children's Toy Books, most
elegant and elaborate,
endless variety.
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Phone 100 B.
its E
Knox Church, 11 a. m., PORTER'S
EVANGELIST (:itOSt+LEY. Book - Store
Afternoon Mass Meeting,
Knox Church.
Evening ['lass Meeting,
North Street Methodist
Church.
The -La -Dell 1•
Concert Co.
VICTORIA OPERA HOOSE"
TUEESOAI
DECMBER 9th
Miss Marietta LaDell
1. i ertainly Cauadi• faa.t ite enteron- GROCER ANO FLORIST
cr la Kutch, tn.h an 1 German r loom— j
"tlai.t17" Scotch. WOW ares MK AUX. r••ItR KA
Miss Teresa Flanagan
Court IIsilse Square, • Ilederlde.
Did you ever eat
Ice Cream in__a.
nice warm room
in the Winter
time
Ribbons for Fancy Work.
This is unquestionably the riblwu store of the
town. You will find more here to choose from
than in any two stores hereabouts. Every wanted
pattern and width suitable for holiday and fancy
work is herr, and you will save time and bother if
yon c'onw herr; hist when looking for ribbons.
13i be Ribbons, silk and cutin, all colors, 2c end 3e.
Pure Silk Ribbons, all "rid hs, all shades, 40, 5e, Pe awl I1t3.
Satin Rib' ons suitab'e for cushion Lill and fancy work; all
kinds of widths and patteri.s, 5c, 7c, IOc and 161 it yard
We make ribbon frills for cushions free of
charge if the ribbons are bought here. r4.
8ateens Plain and Fancy'. .
. Some handsome new patterns in plain and
fancy Sateens are just in this week. Beautiful
floral .and scroll designs in soft delicate tints suit-
able for cushions or comforters. Plain sixteens in
good qualities, every shade that is wanted for fan-
cy work.
E (Good quality plaits lateens, rich sateen finish. firm, heavy
cloth. imported goons, .11..hietii , per yartt.............. ibc
E New patterns in fine fancy sateen', new designs, fist choice
dpi-- for the holiday trade, now colorings, rich lustrous finish,
alt fashionable shades, per yard 20c, 25o and 28c
Swell Cashion Topa.
You are not likely to find a stock of cushion
tops in town to compare with the collection we
have gathered together for this holiday selling.
The designs are new, unique and up-to-date, and
• although there is a great variety to choose from
- there are very few of any single design. We show
them __in ..printed cotton drills, embroidered silks,
velours and tapestries. They are very suitable-ior
=Xmas gifts. Come and look them over before the
best patterns are gone.
Kid Gloves for Xmas.
--4P
Kiel Gloves are always ac-
ccptal,i.' for Xula, gifts and
here never was a fatly who 4
had too many of them. Kid
gloves__. bought here can be —
givtat {with confidence, as we .moi
sell high grade quality only,
and guarantee every pair that
leaves the store. We are a
uiaki'tg a special display of a
the standard lines and novel-
ties suitable for Xmas gifts.
(teal French Kid Moves, thin, soft
skirt., two large dome fasteners,
in blades, grey., fawns, browns
and navy, every pair fnUy guar-
anteed and very special value,
per pair 11.00
Very fine quality French Kid -
Gloves; niaeie from soft, pliable
skis., perfect fittin¢, tally Rttaz-
ano't-d, all colors and black, per
Edam Glue quality real French Kid
(;loves, made from choice select-
ed skins, pique sown, one large
pearl or oxidised medallion clasp, -"41/
very stylish, in grey", fawns and
browns. per par $1.50
Linens for Fancy Work.
Some new drawing and
fancy work linens are among
this week's arrivals. We carry
several qualities and different
widths u to 54 inches. They
aro mad ,-Tiy one Orthge-best
Irish linen manufacturers and
sell at, per yard
Try it Saturdays at the
BALMORAL
CAFE
BEDFORD BLOCK.
I'nll
CEO. STEWART
1 have a apodal line d Green Japan
Holds Me plan of Coiladi r sw.eleat aryl mock 'fess dolors g es' value.
e ▪ nd ie sptly ivied the Quem.a.4 oe exoe'ii in ser Irih sows.
IA h.rgain Inc • Me bottie nl Pkkl•. forMongers.J'Ih Fit" good
A choice lis. of Confectionery.
bum 1.1).41 .rd Mies F artapn line - Best prices paid for Ifo 1 Heuer and
wipes ed to crowded hoe e • from % s cower F eeeh Wag
to Ogopo, ani scored a west marvelous sen
ease,meting round after round of ape
els•
•. i Floral Department.
tion
r' it
stoats
tally,
not =. co
collection of handsome new designs at 37ic, 50c, 75e
E Japanese Silk Cushion Topa.
E Gold and colored silk embroideries in colors of moss green,
buttercup, cardinal, sky and pink, each 5Oc, 60 , 75c
Cushion cnrtls in combinations to go with any top we show,
E per yard 1Oc
15
15
15
15
New Monte Carlo goats.
This week we received o few sane•
pie Jackets in the new Monte
Carlo style. They come in grey,
black frieze and Wick heavers,
and sell at $ I0.00 and $ 14.00
FUR GOODNESS. ,... a
We remind .you again of the variety of this fur stock. It's .a igood
stock. Every duality is absolutely dependable in every way, and we
know our prices are as low as is consistent with the quality of the goods
ave sell.
A Special In Ruffs. Ohio Sable Ruffs, $5.00.
Mme is s splendid bargain in neck ruffs. New gaol's* just in this week. Ladies' Ohio
' Male Ruffs, thick gloy tar, trimmed with largo pushy taiI.. We could only get
a few of them, and pat them all on'sale f3stnr.ioy at, each $5 00
Every bar of good NnRlait std .ben Resent Umrtrtiese, Vfol tat, oto.
HIODGENS BRO'
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Amid , of go. at ban i. 1►laral now,, % n. • spec
Out of Iowa order. wit rusaiw. sy ■
1 best attention
Prices :-25c, Sac and SOc. - 11, ` 11 ,1► 1►1 �� 11,11 ` ' t ` 111 ;11
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