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THP»IGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
ALTERATION
SALE
COMMENCING SATURDAY, JAN. 17th.
We have leased the premises next door to ua. now occupied by the Brunswick Cigar
Store, and in the Sptiug will hlive 'the two stores anode as one by ',moving part of the
dividing wall. The new premises will be fitted up as a GENTS' FURNISHING AND
CLOTHING STORE, our already large business iu these lines necessitating our having
more room for the next season : also the removing of our Clothing Department from up-
stairs to the first Noor of the new part with the Gents' Furnishing Department will make it
much more convenient for Our customers and easier for. us : and the mom they now occupy
is very much needed by our other stocks for their proper display.
We intend to make this the occasion of a general clearing up of all Winter
Goods. We want none carried over into the Spring. Our large importations
for the Spring business will need all the room we have, consequently everything
must go now if price will move it.
Bargains!
+OFF
all ready -mach: • for
• I.sdies=JsetteTSTAtrtrt. Wait.:
and Cates.
FUR BARGAINS
1 off all Fur-. . Ruff', l'upetutcs,,
Muffs, Jacket,
1 0 ,F F , Remnants of Suiting, Dress Goods,'
2 I Woolens, etc., ranging fruit' 1 to, i 0 F F
all Millinery,trimmed ands un- �I yds. dbublo-fold, all classing
trimmed Children's and Ladies' at :l price. I Men's and Boys' Caps -Cloth and
Hats. j_uf Cninf0rl4Ks and Blank, t__ Fur.
OFF
CET SOMETHING USEFUL
NO DUST IN THE HOUSE
IF YOU USEABISSFI.LS
Now is the season that we are
remembering our friends. When
picking these remembrances why
not get, something that will be
USEFUL every day, such as
A Carpet Sweeper,
Nickle Silver Tea or Coffee
Pot,
Chafing Dish,
Pair of Skates,
Set of Carvers, in Case or
Otherwise,
Pocket Knives,
Table Knives,
Silver Knives, Forks and
Spoons,
A Coal Oil Stove, Etc.
Bargains!
OFF
-ALL-DRESS GOODS -eivthine--bin's anti Boyd' Suits,
v.rcoats,- Pants. Pea Jackets,
Suitidgo, Waist 1 :,",d . l uuklt,r;. Vests and Smocks,
Tweeds, Woolen,, Silk', ---every
thing W be cleared up.
Bargain.' iu Pinta for Comforters.
off price of all Print in stock. Men's Stitt' and
Table of Cloth -l:cutnants, j pries., iug at j off.
- OFF
Soft Hat', all go.
Never have We Offered Sick a money=saving Opportan l-
Sl`H�tl BROS & CO.
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COMING AND GOING 'e epidemic Io the neighborhood of the atloo, .L, oh,l Geo displayed good ability in
-'- town. the r,u',tton ut their dtl1,•reot uarte. J. B
1'.,yl-ornellwas t.mefp.m Tot onto ever NIM Edith tensed bat returned to Lewi',su
perintendent of the settee', ocou-
�uaday. Tor in* after •pee•dier the boltda," image. pled the chair ,n a MOIL acceptable manner.
MI t tl. 1 *looser has been v.ntlog Meade moth (•,sods bat' I ainbf A tory sua•ewtul re . foam .ervfw *saefa ti•y6. 'd the past week. ]ties Sadie Smiii6 i,iieid- Trost- hit's lcosd in Victoria st cburob last :Abb.
ton inn week •'m • visit to her brother., N. I bon evesloe. The night wee stormy a d
B. and Geo Smith. Oaf *storable, yet there was a /erre 000grft-
Miss ('on 'ante 1n Toe ,I learned to getter, who listened attentively to . sermon
Mies Mabel Joht.eton is attending St.
\l rraret'e • ollege 'force, n.
Mise Hattie It000gb bat returned from e
two week.' visit lo Toronto,
Mrs :•..esger is 'pendia' • few weeks 1e
lero0tu with he, sea, Kee. C. A Seager.
Norman .11leo left on Monday to enter
di. seryl•. et the Rook •l Moatreel •t hell.
.Glee
Mrs. 111 , and Frank 141 ;sham hive gone
to To,onto to .peed the recommit, of the
wloter.
Mise Nary ',be, man returned to ber
mime' duties at 1:14;sw•y on iturday he,
holidays has loo been prolonged * nook bet
BARGA1NS IN
GROCERIES
AL1. THIS MONTH.
, a •"th 40, i,.t ."0 la r
I •octet.
.1 50t We, k 'Tea for 4(A . \
Also bOt Japan 100 ter 4*
A guu'1 Salmon at 10.. n"gi,lai
I2ijc.
.also a Salmon. 3 lut 25e
Bottled liataup. .1 fur 211.. Regular
*tare 15o each.
Hamilton on Monday to w'mp'ete her term
at the Guist ,o Normal College.
Mrs Geroge 'Thomson and Mrs. \\.Jter
will spend the remainder of the whiter whir
Rem A. E M. I Monson at Rodney.
Arthui Sheppard Istaot Hodgeoe Br.o.'
store, left th,a wi,b for Winnipeg. to 'ak-
a sundae position there. We wish him
•uooese In the .Vest
Mise Maud Keane was c ,Ile.1 to her home
•t Clinton on Friday by the death of her
father. James Keane, as old sed respected
rssident of Chotw.
Thps. heft.., e1 laol.l.tl, Alberts, •
former well-known rsetdect and merobsot of
this town. hes bear renewing old .orlualat.
ea'sehlps le town the past week.
We've Soett, lets wltb W. C 1'rldham,
left oe Woodsy to t.k. • situation at P•t-
by George t, • rt•II.ble young mac, and
will no doubt have the suwees he dawn..,
%tobt, W. Breokeubrilg", of New Haven,
, le ,-pending a month with L'e nag
hives l0 town and vicinity. He has ;mat re.
Weed from a vita to his sister to Grey
township
A. 1Iel . Allan tsR this week on a two
months' trip to I,tetero Canada, where he
well tn.estiate methods of pscklm' find,
His IOVNtlgatlon may take him to the
Cal..d Stave also.
CHURCH NOTES.
The presbytery of Huron o,ll hold He
Regular 15o Sa'muII, 2 lot 2', regular msetlog to Roo, church, Godarlob,
A Fine Line of Fresh and ' ea Ti .d•y, the 2Oth teat , .t 11 A .1.
Choice Confootlonery Goods K.v tee. A Anderson, on 1 asides
eveo,ng. opened • preparatory oleos for
otmmunioaote in the lemurs room of Keel
uroh with a membership of fitly three
Teta alma will meet every Te.,d.y •0604.11
till the first of Match. heat week, bow -
aver. ' We elate will meet se Moody trial's
T:30,oblook.
The Baptist Jtsadrm eeheel-he ittiljMt
anus! ietbortog Test Friday etrbt, wain,
untw,thsiandlog the Inolement weather,t
-�-- there wee a toad tutoout. '1'w. was served
in the h■11 et h ai, and alter lull lusnoe bed
ban done to the tempttog "gassed o kindly
provided by the • l the 000ereaatlen
a program of snout.,,, ,ate end song,. was gives
GROCER AND FLORIST
by the a Lolen. t',nstdsrlog the fact that
wtoi asst. sat sae reloN. lea euly a short time had been spent to preper.
-Floral Depart
Rocs, f;a 1,4i0ii0, 1o)u(::, 1'atwe,
.ror• ul ., ..1l. , a t"" 1 Floral
--dmtgw a ,peeialt.
(Jgt-ot•town urttsi, ,.e Btu• prem,
ter•tillattentive-
CEO. STEWART
& LOGAN
Cress -Cut
HAVE VOl HEARD til 111i;\1
preabed by the pastor from Rev . S. It
was more t,mttioul•rly directed to those
who were unlatch In churob
*bip oo profession of !pitta After the ser-
mon
ermoo eighty.Sva mimosa were celled, chiefly
adults and nearly all responded by rioter
forward and receiving the right hand of
fellowship l rem amputee and . 'ams !seder'.
The Hernia Presbyterial Sooloty of the W.
1. M. '4 will bold It. I mottos to
Korot church, Goderioh, on 1 asides, the
20th Inst. Tee morning .mlo, .111 oom.
mouse •t 11 o aleck • afternoon .ses'on at
2 o clock, and ev.nlag s.selos at 7:45
What would be nicer
than to make your wife or
over Shoes
.� Rubbers...
If you have
mother a present of a nice
Anything you are needing in theme line can be
best supplied by um
Men's Overshoes in the latest shapes, with one. two
or three buckled.
Women's Overshoes at right prices.
Men's, Women's and Children's Kubbersin all styles
anti grades.
See our Men's " Stub Proof " Rubbers, which are in
such demand. It is economy to buy these
goods -they are so durable.
Call and see our Men's and Wouien's lines in Felt
goods. Whether you want them for house or
out -door wear we can tit you at the right price.
any reliable to be done bring them here, and be
up to date assured of a good job.
Happy Thought
Range ?
CHAS. C. LEE
Carries a full line of these useful, up-to-date' presents
you are invited to daliauddeauuiuie thein._
e'oleot At the swamis seesioo the meet-
ing will bs epee 44 twin men and wome0.
when the greetings of the Prseby•ory will b..
onveyed t,) It.0 M -sets. id.1'.l1doLsoaan,
.1 Kipper', sad J L Small, 8 A., of Aalborg.
The address of the evening will be rpt ea br
Kvv. Murdoch McKee/ e, who a home ea
furlough from Henan. Cbine. and who pees
ed through tome of the terrible Bowes re
JANUARY
LEAfl1AC
ALES
E. DOWNING,
Next Wilsons Drug Store.
Rll(l Al the ZS'
•lar mesnng of the C.O.P.,
►old Wt week, Tboe. Barrowe was *looted
Iaisle se a delegate to the High users,
whim la se meet at HamtlteaIn Jose.
mall, Malted them. Th. it screen mon..
.ill he addressed by Yrs, (Rev) Jona
Johnetee, of 1'sisley, presidia% of .he
Brno, Presbyterial buct.ty.
Go to the old reliable oyster house,
P,otora Reateursat, West sweet, for fresh
oyster', sold la bulk sod all styles, stows,
fry* er rune. CaeteoUonesv, fruit, tobaa
nae and wears. C. B1.acxrresl, proprietor
Sr4 uL fiO ICs-tfaytee sold oat my
bedsore: It to aeomeary that all th.se wits
ars Indebted to ms sbould settle that.
a000sots belor. the 1st of 1• ebruery, 1903
Alter that date all accounts ..malaise eat
...widish will 6, plwd la the beads of •
solicitor fuer oell.otloa. The books will
b. lett la the bands of Rite. Rattle htHooe
at the old etaed. who I. satbat, el to give
r.wlpw for all swages' paid. T. G. '1'u -
uoo.
The tire. weal m.s$1.g of me Deurbt.rs
o1 the Fmprre will be meld In toe law
librety as the apart beset en Mesdey aftor-
etoa nest, the 19th test., at 4.30 ealeek.
Owing ea the refusal of the Chutes C I-
legtate laseltute board to release Mat Per-
im Immediately, MIs, MoL.enee has re.
turned te her prattles so the staff of the G.
C 1 low ate proems month, •l the tad .f
wh,oh It 1..xesetd thet the new teacher
wall be ea band.
kir. sed Yrs. Rana Correa, of Howell,
Mich., whet sprat Cb ieueow with friend*
bore, ed borne lest week, sad se their
arrival totted their hese. oompastely Resided.
rated by the freecinh sad bunts. g of the
water pipes. 1 ben friends at Howell eta
dleoeyerbd the mishap• week age yasday
broke hate the house and did all they mold
to ease the o.at..W, tint • grmt amt of
damage had already bets dear.
/Amt. 'emit ream Mics bees reatred
by_lhs alsetrie 1Lrs lideldlra► mg ere
being teetetned ebledy meed .be Neste,
Tie .seals M already au tusbfe es ib
power home la the drsaed Ice4 whteh
41e .tsgine W be carry, end this dtbeya
lees time half of the where ban beets
plasm'
NOTICE TO
Water Takers!
All water rate" are now due for
of 10 will be
allowed ou all payments made this
month. Parties owing for 1902 must
be prepared for the water to be turned
off-.
W. 1. HORTON,
January 6th, 1903. Collector
11903. A discount
t'F LBk: FOLL°.c1WG LINIt'
Odd Lots of Note
Paper and
Envelopes.
I apA to ,,idem paper auo enrol-
opes, c,entaiuing .-'U sheets anti
:,o envelope., regular price 20c.
.ale price lUc a box
21 boxes coutalniug 1 qr. paper
embossed "(;oderich," with en
.elopes to match, finest qual-
ity. regular price _5c and JOc,
Hale puce 1:'c and 2Uc a box.
4.4 boxer note paper and euvel
ores to watcb, regular price
1 t,c sud 1 •'e, gloat mer at half
price
Odd loL good uuvelopee, clearing
at half price
'kid lots black lsordered note
paper awl t•o', lope*, clearing
at half prier.
TO THE Clearing
WiNTER RESORTS oog , f
CALIFORNIA FLORIDA
MEXICO "CAROLINASS"
1111, hailing Nes tirlcan- ,ani the tenuous
Hot r pnugs of Arkatt.as
One way and rosiol try' Tourist llcket.
aro 011 m a, daily, giving choice of route*
and Am, (nor pre;Ocio/ et (1iucipol points
EXCELLENT SERVICES.
l'rutuld c nine -two>, (IAA omit luxurious-
ly appointed parlor awl e'en -ping news
Moats 'a la attic". terwal iia tMdituitR
ro, aro not •wrpsnee'l 111 toe best
TtckeLtt. lolfoin, and a'1 tulurwation OU
,q'.hrwlr 111, 1 Ageut,,
l' F' LAWRENCE.
Town Asante
.1 `,TRA1TIM.
ti alum Agent.
t 1'. MtDONALU,
IN.Utct Panoeugct Agent,
Toronto.
I.. copier, Boys Own Annual,
this year's, publisher.' price
;12.00, clearing sale price,1.25.
buys of the Empire and Chums,
this veers, rubliahers' prioe
:11.7:', clearing sale prig $1.00.
Young Canada, publishers' price
1.2:,, sale price, 750.
Phone 1100 is
PORTER'S
Book - Store
"A Joy Forever"
It was detuou,trutetl at thatreet lloikricli Town -
:,hip sawing match of last Benson goat the ~ FRASER az
LOGAN SAW was the swiftest cutting Saw known,
end made fast friends with the large crowd of witnesses.
McKENZIE Sr HOWELL HAVE
THESE SAWS IN STOCK
betides ' The Leader, " Buffalo Bill
" Racer " and " Challenge. '
We hate had loch It run on Croe:,-Cut Saws thus far
tins season that we have had to get a second shipment
IN AXES WE LARRY
THE BEST MAKES
giving'u wide range to choose from
You ean depend on getting a good tool froti,
McKENZIE & HOWELL
THE PLACE TO BUY ALL I(ARDWARg CHEAP.
NAST AIDE apfJARE, - GODERICH.
To the roti,ieut will be our Christmas remumbr.uce if
you get one o
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• \IOU will save money if you take advantage of our January sale bar -
3 i gains. They are money savers in the truest and best sense of the
• word. We must get all stocks down to the lowest possible point before
we wind up our financial year on the 31st of the month. To do this we
• are offering special price inducements all over the store. This printed
res Net wain. ./
•aliLT.a4y.
Annual January Sale
Thhr# Week
s list gives hints only of the way we are selling the goods. There is many
another bargain at the store that never gets into the paper.
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b ay before, we will
have them as cheap rain. You
won't make any mistake if you will
buy all you will want fol' six months
tocome, while you tibuy them at
a price like this. --.
Those Cashmere Hose
at 26c.
We never sold cashmere hose as
good as these for -'5c per pair. The
way they are going up in price it will
be many a lou
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Ladies rihbetel caehteem hose, assorted
ribs. seamless feet, made from tine soft
yarns, goal weight, worth every pen
fig of 350 and IGe s pair, for our Jan-
uary sale our price is :5c
6 Qc Flannelettes 71c
3 Have you laid in a supply of
3 these flannelettes ' If not you had
3 better do it soon. You will he
3mune}'inireIret
if` you1iuyall you
are likely to want for months to
3 come. There is no doubt about that.
1000 yard' heavy pink flannelette, good
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weight, soft finish, 2`t inches wide,
3 fast colon, regular wnolemle price
3 was 7,{c, our January elle price is... hie
3 1000 yards fancy flannelettes, •sorted
3 stripe' in pink, and dark greys, good
.3 wolght, fall 311 lutes wide, meld ail
over the land at lbs per yard. When
they are Rene we will have. no more.
Our January sale price per yard . , ,
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VIOLINS, ACCORDIONS,
GUITARS, HARMONICAS,
MANDOLINS, GRAMOPHONES.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
See our "Dominion'' Pianos and Organs.
See our "Wormwith" Pianos,
See Our Godericn Organs.
SHEET MUSIC AND MUSIC BOOKS.
All the etsndard ao'l popular Mune in stuck or obtaiersi on
,borteet notice,
SEWING MACHINES.
We sell the "White," "New Williams," 'Standard'
and 'Queen"
All supplied with latest attechineets and guaranteed for
tete yearn
`skater obarpened in the most approved style
C. W. THOMSON & SON
Mfutic and Bicycle Dealers,
OODERICH
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Mantles for January.
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3 Not a mantle in the store but has bad a new price marked on it for Jan -
.9 u:tl % We've had a big mantle season and now want every garment sold before
3 stuck taking is over. New and stylish garments at prices that will save you
money. Come and see.
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Dori Undershirts, 26c.
Here is a January bargain in
undershirts for small boys. All we
have left to be cleared, and 25e each
the price to do it.
Girls' Vesta, 260a
We have too many of these vests
in stock for the middle of January.
Rather than take any chances of car-
rying them over we cut the price like
this for our .January sale.
35 girls' ribbed vest., medium stce', soft
wool with lura enough eotton woven
with it to keep them from shnnking,
11,14 cum of line. that sold at 30c, 35c,
10c, choice of lot now for26c
'W'ool Hose, 35c.
If you have any stockings to buy
for boys you shouldn't miss this
chance. You save just 1 5 a pair.
Heavy ribbed woollen and worsted bona,
double heels, wear well, sizes 8i, 9,
91 °oly,regales50o, for January�
Me21's 173110=17012-
171kriKOINL-
We want to eleaan-out every dol-
lar's worth of men's underwear this
winter. Not a single, solitary gar-
ment is to be carried over if prices
will take it out, here is a sample
.January price.
1U suits of men's underwear, odd_ lines of_
tieeoe lined that sold at 50e, 75c, 85c
the garment, and plain all wool that
sold at 50c, all at one price for our
January sale and that price, each .. , 37ic
Plaids, 25c.
We have some plaids to sell E
cheap this month. All are good E
qualities. E
Boys' fleece lined undershirts,ht ood weight 10(1 yams fancy plaid drew goods, suitable
R R fot waists or children's dresses, quali-
and quality, last ouev left of lina ties that will wear well, regular 35c,
that sold at 35s to IOc, for our Jano IOc, some 50c, all at one prioe, per
pry sale choice for ... .. 25e sans 25c
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HODGENS BROS.