HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1906-3-1, Page 8s Tuuisusr, March 1, 1905
1I IS GNAI.: GODER ell ONTARIO
THEY HEAT THE DUTCH.
Sailors Como Out on Top in the
Semi-final Round with Berlin.
therm at Borten a to 1 in Favor of the Dutch
Company Al Oobrtch 1.110 $ In Favor of
the Sa•dor. 11/21w -borough Neat -gaster.
*.a., The Atternoon to Plav In {.{torn
Town Tomorrw, Night.
last Friday evening the Sailors
went down to 'Hellin for the first of
the games in the setup -finials, inter-
mediate 0. H. A. The ice hiul a hand
Ixttt heir Wan covered wit1* wpact
an inch deep at the four corner., anti
that is hardly the cunditiun tit
atfair!s when the Sailors do their lest
+York. Notwithstanding. "Berlin's
lead on the instch Was ou1)' four
ggals, the score Iwing N to 2, sore at
halt time , to 0. A. dispatch from
ltcrlin, t•ep *•ting the g . made this
e ant : "If the Dutchmen stay as
the]' did this, eve'niuk and Referee
Muir haialles the Is•l1 there is little
doubt but they will at least hold (*ode-
ric) down :laid may even win in that
town on Tuesday, However, Time -
day has r and gone. and the 1'ts111t
fs given below.
For the,ceder match here un. Tuts;
day night the rrot(I of epeetatirs
(though possible not the liug:-st that
ever witnelsseil it game of hockey in
the %Vest srtr•et rink, telling it Mitre
short in u111111wls id the maws of
teneitan1t1 that la11 ld f
o (jet 'inside
the doors at the London match+ was
one of the pse.t entitled/why we have
Ken. The diens were open a full
hour before the game was billed to
start allti till• heat positions were
rapidly taken up. and !safer the
match eonmeneerl window females.
ratters and other points of vantage.
were passed into regiiisit• . The•
gargle wait only between five and ten
minutes late in starting but the crowd
was impatient to see the ixoys un the
ice and get 11 chance to size them alt),
and had it not leen for the music
which the hand tliscourseti from the
centre Iedtony the ernes to "hurry tilt"
0111d, 110 doubt. have been even
Vociferous. - The Berrie, •teanl are a
w 1 -built, husky lot, and though
probably their opponents would over-
top them it trifle in weight it would
not h. t tiou)th to put the ihltehies :at
a disadvantage.
Hurry McGaw made the first .gooal
that Referee Muir had to chalk down
in his little notebook, after about the
minutes' play. 'Another five miitines
brought a second. and hair it minute
snore a third, the visitors seeming to
flnQ it impossible to get the puck past
the centre of the ice for a than a
second or two at is time and the play
hovering around their- goal all the
time. The Dutchmen, however. won
got their bearings and scored the next
two during the next ten minutes'
piny. It was going tit be no walk-
over any way for the home train to
change the adverse score of last tell
into a favorable one, and several times
during the progt'ess of the match it
was doubtful on which side of the
ledger the balance on the round world
be. "Suet" Meteor scored the next
for Goderich in about five minutes.
after a scrimmage near goal. but an-
other minute brought another tally.
on a long lift, for Berlin. About this
time Harris got busy with one of his
greased -lightning rushes anti Wig-
gins. coning down the ice almost
abreast of hint. was ready W take the
palsy and Scored in a twinkling. the
neat work drawing forth rounds of ap-
plause. Goderich scored again iti an-
other minute and just befele half-time
landed one more in the net. This
tmah the score at half -Mine 7 to :i; tie-
ing the teams in the round. Towards
the end of the first half a Berlin
player had to leave the ire owing to A
skate conring loose and McGaw went
off with him. A short time after this
Wiggins, in an attempt at checking,
was given a minute's test for Lapping
batt just a few seconds later one of the
Dutch hunch had to climb the boards
for exactly the same offence. and for e
time plav went on with only five men
a aide. Earlier in the game'.11cIk)nald
was off for is minute but a Berlin man
went off at almost the stew time. In
the second half the visitors
took an enforced rest., On the
whole the game was very elneer. and
Referee Muir was keen on offside+.
The players started off with re-
newed energy in the eec'und half Null
the enthusiasm of the spectates,
which had nt'ter flagged. ruse it notch
or two higher. Goderich scored after
fifteen minutes and again in a Iinutr
more. This didn't suit the visitors,
and becoming desperate they de-
veloped some speedy going. Goderich
responded with redoubled energy hut.
for a time "Mephisto' M(.Ivnr had a
lively time in goal. and he miule s
magnificent stops. Berlin scored I
twice, Utxderich •e and then All al-
Iegedescore by lie•rlila interrupted the
giuntt for ten minutes while the
referee tried to get setiafting
evidence one way or the other. If
this goal WAN W le Allowed the wore
on the round was again a tie. If not
G•sle•rich was one ahead. %%lieu the
referee at last 1'atut: his (x•11 the I)ttich-
uten refused to play until they were
giveu of_ the alternative of losing the
round. After day wast esumted
liat•ris let himself out on his rushes.
He took the pork down the whole
length of the rink and tallied, three
minutes more and he repented the 11er-
foi muutet'. and lwfort• time was called
grouter Was added to the hiuu, teamt's
seure. Allowing the disputers goal to
13et•lin the result of the match was
I:( to 11 and sof the semi -fined round
13 to 12. The official score wvta 13 to 5,
so that the 1 residual 15 to 11 in
favor of Goderich
'their wean not to man on either team
hilt played it q•p x( gallie. Jock C:ar(tp-
IwU was a &lever defence player and
his long lifts usltally Landed the puck
away down the ice. The 110x11'1'irh
forivstti line sustainer its reputation
for fast hts•key and played 11 soviets
game. The visitors goal-kselwr
stupprl some hot ones and evidently
knows his husiuess, while their •fur-
w•auds aur' swift skatt!ri, good shots
and hand rhet'kers. litiukert was the
star on their forwarl line. Their su-
periblr team work, however. which
wrote of the papers e s 14(111 such stress on,
\Vt'
evidence. ' nlf 1
e lead y
/ltd all seem
R
• )a ,lean
• aul\•xut
n e
:a they 11 e K
cnn'twr•[h t )
over :bidet -tell in that respect. The
ice thratghtillt was ill goad shape :111d
the match was :a spleridid exhibition.
The lineup was as follows :
i iter xl• 11. 10:141.13.
t \I• -lens some) F:I
L l pbntl pusna H•1-a•halt
It. H. t'an -Itit ri- toter `t•ibert
J. Wiggins rater mrinkert
11. I tiaw
rent Is.
Pu(lochnlne
niatt
D. M. isa•aid left sing M. l'a issue
.t. Heron ' - tight sing
The London Fret Press is still Moe
on the defeat *ilministeteti to the 7th
Regiment team in (1ixderich, vide the
following eeumneht after the Berlin
gins• here on' Tuesdat) night : •'Ti
the hts•key 'Gain of \Vestern On-
tat•iii, who are hosting to see the three
0. 11. A. ch:itupions ramie w this dis-
trict this year. the defeat of Berlin at
Guirrich bast night and the entrance
of the lake shote seven unlet the finals
will nut he welcome news. Not that
Berlin is the more popular with them.
It utakes little difference which wins
the cup. so long as it is peon, but at
the same tittle it ie felt that Berlin
would have had the letter- iianee
against the winners of the Peterlewo-
P:u•ry Sound series. Should the ex-
ecutive decide om a sudden death
game at Toronto for the honors. (kale•
rich's chance. to go in Ir pxerturn-
anee's in the big rinks in Berlin. Strat-
tird and luulon, where Park tit lr
they were defeattrl, would 6. worth
very little. Away from their •Melo ice
they i11a\e Ileyel', despite them' size and
mote than ordinary ability in Willie
branches of the sport, 'proven to lie
very dangerous. Should. however,
house and home gamer be decider]
upon, it is 'dollars to doughnuts that
the silverware will form one of the
sights for the visitors to Goderich (lur-
ing the *text twelve the."
The result of the hockey Match be-
tween Teterboro' and Parry Sound at
the latter pliu•e Inst night, which re-
sulted in a scute of 9 to S. Riving Teter-
boro' the mond by Hee goals. 1111.31114
that lsexlerich and Teterboro' it the
cutnpetitots in the intermediate O. H.
A. finals. The Gielerirh trans leave
this afternoon for Peteriort, where
the first of the final gauzes takes
place tomsutrctw evening. The return
game here will Ix• on Monday evening.
_Godet•ich's chewier of winning the
ehamq' ship should be fair and no
doubt the game herr on Monday will
draw- 41 record-breaking crowd.
Judging by the following trout yes-
t.erlalzs Globe the Teterboro' triturate
not the cleanest of players : " Referee
Lou Burns, who handled the Parry
Sound genie at 1'eterhira Monday
night, reports that the latter team''ust
rut loose, and world have wenn handily
but for their men icing on the fence as
great pact tit the time. They were
penalized for a total of one hoer and
fifteen minutes. Morgan hit the
referee over the hack with his -stick,
end got 1+( tttinutes tti fleet --until the
end of the g •. \Vhltcroft wits also
heavily penalizwl. Last year when
they came to the semi-Hnala I etet•Ioro'
dettecttdetb to rough -house tastes. and
used Berlin sal badly that some of the
lest men in Telrriot•ei interested in
the game threatened to wltlnl' •tw their
support entirely. Iletter things were
promised, but the go.xl tesolutiun
st•euls to have weakened."
This is in marked eontrast to the
work of their element.. in the finals.
TI -IE DYEING SEASON !
At the app»each tit spring. a greet many p-t•sins have sane dyeing
to do. either carpet rags, Article's of clothing or for hind•hild »sc. We carry
in stock all the time full lines of all colors in the DiAMOND DYES and in the
REXALL HOUSEHOLD DYES. With the letter the same package des•s all
kinds of goods, Wool, Cotton or Silk. flood, rich, fast colors. Clilne and seal•
maniple carers.
112 kinds and colors, lot per packet.
'S. E. tIICK - Central Drug Store
Goderich, Ont.
IDEAL FENCE
WHEN YOU FENCE, FENCE FOR GOOD
A good fence add14 Its price to the value of the land. A
poor fence son bee •s unsightly and worthless. The job
t be done ovf•t• again. Yon untMt go to till of the ex-
tenme of erecting a fence again. Thin mats Intl of money
in time and latter: it tueantt piling expense on top of ex•
i»'n t'. It pill, tit do the job right, in the first piece. Put
up the Ideal woven wife fence and you will have dune with
that piece of fencing for many years. it's not going to
runt out in n few years. brew's• it is heavily galvanized and
it elwa)•s b ttka well. it stands tip. It h/lltla its shape per-
fectly on any surface. hilly or level. There ie n reaatm for
this, and the r•ae n is that Ideal Finer hits the weight.
it's all made of No. 0 hard steel wire, and has the fainou.
Ideal lock at every wine renaming. Slipping wills are int
possible with this pock. Any strain or prssnre is dbtrib-
uterI and borne by all of the wires. Thnt 'teems strength.
Thele is not a domestic: anitnel living that can go through
or over it. And there is no trouble idiom het or mid
weather. It adjnsts itself to all trtnperaturea If you can-
not he Imre of theme things. investigate. Let its mend you
a book giving all details glom Heel fence. Itis free :
write for it.
Howell's Hardware
East Side of Square - Goderich.
The Berlin match hereon'l'utselay w'an
described by st • of the visitors to the
cleanest game the Berlin intermediate.,
have had away from home, and even
should (.uderich Gail to land the chant•
piinship we may felt•! proud of the
tu•hievetuents of the towns re resent
atives ill the 0. H. et., and of the clean
and clevt•t• play they have put tip
tht•otigi t the season.
Port Hope Junior Champions.
Toronto, Feb. :xi. -]'ort Hogue de-
feated \Volxlsto ilk II. here tonight in
the final g•titte fur the junior O. i1. A.
championship by it store of 7 to 1.
'rhe g- • wails fart from the outset,
Mit (he western seven wee 11u match
fie• the eastern team.
Senior Championship Coma West
Berlin, Feb. 211. I1y A score of 4 to
3 the "Dutch ('nnipanir" of Berlin to-
night won the John Ross Robertson
cup and the senior championship of
the l)nterio !turkey Association.
Town League Final.
Lest Thi mdse) the Tt'cutuse•is w•tSn
from the Machinists by a wrote of 15
to 5 in the town htx•key Ie•atgie. This
crakes deems winners of their group,
as they have went alt their gmules. In
the other group the 'ttet'mites are
the winner's, s • of the games going
by default. The final will ole played
a week (trent tomorrow, Friday, March
11th, fur the silver cup, which is on ex-
hibition in 1'. A. 'Humber k Bon's
window.
Clinton Juniors Didn't Show Up.
A game was arranged and adver-
tised between the Tecumseh htx'ke)•
club of town and the Clinton jt '
for Friday night. The ('litttoninus
failed to show tip and the Tecuuiseis
naturally frit somewhat aggrieved. as
the following letter to The Free Pleas
shows :
Sporting Editor F'r'ee Press : For
the second time in ars many sensors
the junior Clinton hockey leant have
demonstrated what kind of sporting
blood they are made of. Fur' the
steam, time they have made arrange-
ments for a game with the 715•c seep
hockey club. end have loth tine's
failed to appear. What kind of sports
are they % Ih, they think it a juke
They made art•angenlents for a gauze
last Friday evening, and the 're•kunt-
seli s pl Dees were on the ice *waiting
for them to appear till nearly 9 p. tn.,
and then were not sure whether the
Clinton players would appear or not.
Why did not Clinton trend us word
they could not cottte % Not a word did
they send. t)nd the rink halt-Hlleil
with, speetdtole. This kind of thing
has gine on too long. We send Mitt
as a warning to other towns not to
get games on witlkteams who never
carry mut their per vises.
l'HK T. ge fl5611 ('he'n.
Gish'* icl. Feb. 21.
- THE,HOSPETAL. FUND.,
Partial List of Subscribers-OtherC'to Be
Called on During Present Month.
The following Is a pat•tiel list of
those whose sulstrriptions %eve Itt'e»
paid to thehospital fund. The ulr'.
scribers in town who have not • t
paid will be calleed on during th'
of \ a andan • who have
th f 1 tnh )
not yet subscribed to the fund will
RIM) he called on. I. M. .('titer e,
Secretary.
Nanta. Sloan . SUM! I51
W. 1.. Eliot, :�5 11)
J. I). O'Connell2:) Illi
Gtr). Bu�cton 1 I6)
Dr. McLeod 1111)
J. H. titleh 1 151
Beet n Tilts.. 1 Is)
Horton Tilt 1 16)
H
urate Horten. H. litophey
.'.i Is)
T 1 est
W. M. Mcl'rettth 1 15)
J. Yule •1 iso
1), 11. McKay 1 161
A Friend 23
Oro. F. Emetstnl. 2 It)
11. t'ahtelon • 5 Is)
Hugh Dunlop 5Is)
Jaw. I.. Grant115)
Sturdy Bros,..., 5 45)
Jos. Kidd
AIt•x. Munro ii1 I!ssl
T'. \V. assn i•... 2 151
12. li. 14:llows 1 is)
t
Miss l',uneron. .... 511
Th is Tilt .i 151
Dr. W. J. 1(. Holmes 3 15t
Smith Brie i 111
\Von. hely )n I Is)
0. Whitely 1 251
G. O. 1t bust ou 1 It)
G. M. F:Ilbntt 1 (5)
N. E. Hick... \ 1111
W. A. Melilla'' S 4114
1. W. Venal ter. :A1
1.. M. Malse ,'t I6)
R. P. Andrews 101)
1. M. Turnbull y- 2 011
1'. Blackstone 1 It)
Rev. 1'. 1%s( :ii
tad 10
F. H. Holmes
H.xlgens Bros e
I a)
511
11)
T. (fund ry .... .... 3 11
Buchanan" k latwaon 13 11U
Geo. Forest .i It)
('hits, Oat'row a I1)
John Gentles i 11)
A Friend .... 1 (11
1. 1). Dickson 1 (11)
McLean lints ai 11)
Miss Dutngit 2 (5)
Ihnt MtKaty
2 It)
Mrs. Spence 75
Fred 5% . 'Duty 10 111
Sirs. Kiddie 1 11)
Elizabeth Kay 10 it)
Sts. %fury H. Morris.... _ 5 On
late. Stewart 1 111
E. L. Allan! • 5 111
Mrs. T. H. Thompson1 (t)
Jest. Whitely 1 (1)
Mrs. (sundry ' 1 It)
.1. II. Armstrong 25
Mn. T'rudge.nt.......... ... . 1 (6)
Mrs. Agnes Gibson ....
J. H. Milken 1 111
Mrs. 1 h)naldsotl 'LS
1 Ili
Mrs. Jas. Colwell 1 (11)
Mrs. F'... Eib tltt ...... .. 1
Mrs, E. MrK'
Mrs. .las. Videan
E. Downing ..
Mrs. ('ox td0'
Mts.(s. C. Blacks
lift
Mrs, O. M. Black..... fill
Mrs. Story 1 It)
Mr.. 1'. Lynn } l5)
1'. Lynn flu)
1t. ('hark 1 1to
Minnie A. Hall 1 161
%Vatter Brough
10 11
Oswald F. Carey 5 (5)) (1
Miss R. Carey ..: . ...... .., 111 It)
Mem. ('has, lilskc III 9)
Will. Diekmon. .....,... 5111)
Hien. J. Si*iiitw 8 (1)
\Vat, Hinton 2 211
11ts. Brydge. . 1 110
4 Mts. Farr .... j It)
Mswityxr .a...„., e,,, , 111
Mrs. M. ('ori., r� 1111
Mrs. H. Sharman (s)
Walt. F'eagan (1)
Mnt, r. Reid Irl
Mew. Dingman 50(;haw. Bites (1)
A Friend 85
Mrs. Lawrenee It)
Mr.. P. Bissett (5)
Mrs. Betsy Miller 1 151
IM to. O. Slack .... 5 151
Mem. Henry Hort»)....
..
555
1
Mr'. Chilton'.5 (11
Bt•n.!Alien 1111 161
A. Slurr+ty 51t Utrgtir 5 011 l a
NEWS OF THE DISTRICT
•
AUbUHN.
regsu.ty, Feb. 2701.
W. T. Riddell has laid 111 tt 14tuck of
picture post cards and writing tablets,
showing a very nice view of the tiew
Knox church. Mr. fiddell'w111 nu
doubthave a large run on them, as
resident, of 1110 vicinity, especially
nes bor%and friends for their Many
land great kitdnesres tlinrugl t the
illness of the departed tins.
A girl never gist* married utile** she
gets the chance. - New Turk Pnss,
A blush is one of tb.• few thiugs
that cannot Is, cuutterfeiled.
1
,nerntwr•s et 'the congregation, take a Start for a Good Salar
justifiable pride in their new chum...
PORTERS HILL.
\Vtcm a:su.ty, Feb. :Nth. 1
(i til Nti To M'r•Ii.t•reii Ht t,- lieu, 11.
('nx has tented his ratan to lion Peau• -
son for is term of )•rats end with his
family will 'e to Stretford shintl•
after his sale, which is to be on Mon-
day, March 12th. 51.t. shall be sorry
tolose Mr. (lox from this neighbor-
hour.
Welan u. #rhe wedding 6ok place
today of Stirling McPhail, of this :
place. and Miss 11. !visual, of Xippen.'
The eet't'luony tuns performed At the
Hensall parsonage by Rev. Wm.
Baugh. and the happy couple took the
evening train for !minion and Detroit
on their honey on trip. ('ungittu-
lttitins !
BAYFIELD.
Trg.u.ty, Feb. 27th.
T. Stillsuu, Sr.. of the Aux Yah1,•
line, is very lithely.
o sent
Hiss Huse Young. I f Se It rete, spent
a few days with friends here last
week,
.:Hiss Lenart Erwin lute returns later
at month's visit to Goderich, ('hetet
and Sraforth,
\Ve are sorry to learn that Miss
Sara Turner is still einfinerl to her
Isrl with infiaui watery rhrmuatiam.
Miss F. Slott, who was h for a
uuinth's holiday, has iettit•nerl and ,
opened up her dressmaking shop
again.
\lies Olive Turner, who bite tern
fillies the varan"y emitted by her sis-
ter's tlltttas. tetlrue•d house from Sea -
Furth on Saturday.
Aunts F'ow•lie is having an ice
1.11•11111 parlor put in lir upper Maury
of his store which. when etintpletert,
will he second to mine 1n town.
Miss Ada HIII•Ilr. d.ulghter of Ja111c't 1
Horny, Inas been taken tut the hospital
at London. She has been ailing for
some time. She was uccompiuiell by I
her father and Dr. .mitis,
Judge Holt and Halristet-s Killoran !-
nd liart•mw attended Division Court
here on Tuesdayp Two cures were
tried, the Irvineipt1 one being ('otiri-
veau vs. bus towgshit of Stanley. ti
rer•ot'er taxes. The judge reserved hi.
deci
CARLOW.
Tl*KADiY. Frh, 27t11.
TUN SICK. - SVe are glad to hear
that Mrs- John Walters, who has 'sen
very ill with peeuum)nia, in on the
mend. Her turn Warner has just 're-
covered front an illness .of the same'
nature. Ja•r. Tabb is quite ill: we
regret to learn. \1'e hope to hear
Mxlll of his rrt'uverv.. ....Thr grip is
eery prevalent in this locality.
'iHE.t K INet THE `.e11t1AT11. - One
pet de were surprised on Sunday t)
etre C. 1'. It. teams, drawing
av lu:uls of ceulrnt. piths ,tlirtiugk
t the way fr (iielerich to
The Carlow people Ars Nab -
tie plot and this sort of thing
K p rase them. The tramplers
should reale in tuiud that !there are
some J. P.'s around here.
Tern L*'rt: Maas lir'CH.ANAN.--The
death of Sl is. Maggie Buchanan en
\1'edn acrey last, while it had n
g
been expect ed. c,ler.trl tt widespread
fet'llttg of tr•gtrt sold ..Erin+• through-
out this township in which she With NO
well knoWn. Her pleasant disposition
and good-heartedness towards till and
ht•r ready sympathy and ht•Ipfulness
fee those in dish sar luadr het•, a uni-
versal favorite• and as she hail lived
in the township since her birth the
circle of her friends was a very larg.•
one. In her last long illness she wile
bright and cheerful always, and she
leaves to those who were near li her
n grateful and pleasant memory.
Mims Buchanan was the fifth d:ulghtet•
of Johne Buchanan and is survived lt'
het father. two brothels and four
sisters. The brothers are Root. lin-
chariest, of Yorkton• Sask., and Jilin.
of the Honolulu Islands: anal tht• enders
are Mit. ]'hats. Me Hardy, M114, Alex.
Young and Mrs. John Clark, of this
towunhip, end Min Lizzie Buchanan,
of (hutlerich. To all the relative...
and especially to the aged father. now
in Ida eighty-fourth year, the whole
cttnu)runtty extends its sympathy in
their hour of bereavement. The
funeral took place on Saturday after-
noon from the home of Mr. ,and Mrs.
Alex. Young, with whom the deceased
had made her home for many years.
7'he services were conducted' by Ret.
.1. L. Milian, pastor of Snaith a Hill
1'tesl.yteria/1 congregatitnl. if toieit
the, elrceitserl was at member. The
pallleau•e*s were George Ferguson,
Thos. Hamilton, Milton Tyndall.
Jarvis McBride, ('heries Rolx'r•tsrn
and James {leen. The• interment
**ata made in the fondly plot in Col-
borne cemetery, and in spite of the
bad rxadm as veru barge priwessiin
followed the remains to the final rest-
ing -place. Arming those present were
James Stewart, of Heitman. an uncle
of the deceas'd, and Miss Fothering-
ham• of Winghaul.--Mr. and Mea.
Young desire to express. through The
Nignal, their gratitude to all the
y
14' taking tela• of our Hous study tenor.....
It rusts but ti Ride. and only rt•ttulror your
^tare tituu. \%'rite *,slay for particular..
l orrintoodmtce Iii p't.
('rnlral hu..lue,w College. Toronto.
11, 1i. NHA%V )'rlucl{wl.
126 calls from business fins
fur -1 111.11',i. rbcs., Ise,k keeper., Itti ogee
f•lurk.. 11A re lately been reeetttd by tit•
anlou.
ELLIOTT
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We don't dub ourselves
"Professor" lout we know
how to assist defective
vision if lenses. will do it.
Try us examination
free.
H. PARK
Jeweller and Optican
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ELLIOTT & McLACHLAN,
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Be Alive to
Your Own Interests.
Buy Footwear where it is sold strictly on
its merits. Try the makes we aro selling.
You'll like them, Correct winter styles in
shapei y. perfect -fitting, comfortable good-wear-
illl' aloes at the littlest prices we've ever known
ft shoos of equal duality. You'll have reason
to be proud of your lett if you wear a pair of
our shoes.
REPAIRING.
SOLE AGENTS FOR GODERICH FOR THE TWO MOST
FAMOUS LINES. QUEEN QUALITY FOR WOMEN
AND WALK -OVER FOR MEN.
Downing & MacVicar
30DERlCH.
Maple Leaf Grocery
and China Hall
We haveurchased the business formerly' known a*
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the Maple Leaf Grocery and China Hall, carried on for
a long time by Mr. G. M. Elliott, on Hamilton street,
and we wish to handle all kinds of Farm Produce.
assn our China 'I'ht semen in Hall
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TO THE PUBLIC 1tcomplete. We also
at right prices.
Tho prior of beef .:u t h• t lin mellow the
Hrili-h kutpiae hat, tinggerl n notch' ur
t w',. and con.equenlh• bawl pri,•er err
down. We WV now dppiing all rut.
at lower price., **rile the quality
goad, 0 no ta•mrr, ill on ever. Mr
l.M:.tX :W MN.IT MARKET boodle. all
kind -of Went•. lunh rl'. (tr., sect, while•
thanking the 'Millie for their literal
µrt rooaarr. we-otieft a tontinuan.c' of
the .Num.
McLEAN BROS.,
ibnuur F:a.l `tt, and saptart•, lialcrich.
will be found
carry a full line of fresh Groceries
McEwen Bros.
Maple Leaf Grocery and China Hall
Hamilton Street
Nh°°S N THE HODGENS STORE
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Court House
Square
Samples White Underwear
Hundreds of Garments to Sell
at Makers' Prices or Less.
LAST fall we made a contract with the largest makers in Canada
of Ladies' fine white Underwear, to take their samples as soon
as their travellers were through with them. They were to be charged
to us at, one-quarter to one-third less than the regular prices and
shipped as soon after February 1st as possible. The entire lot
arrived this week and commencing
SATURDAY, MARCH 3rd.
, we put on sale hun-
dreds of high•class
Undergarments at
prices that will be one-quarter to one-third less than regular. We do not want
these to interfere -with lines already on order and have marked every garment very
close, in order to clear the entire lot quickly. They are in first-class condition save
that all are very slightly soiled from handling. Every garment was sent to the
pressing room in the factory to be refolded and to all intents and purposes they are
as good as if taken fresh from the boxes. There aro dozens of high-grade garments
better than we can carry in stock through the season, rind the whole lot will be
sold at makers' price* or less. There are -
Skirts,
Gowns,
Corset Covers,
Drawers,
Shirt Waists,
Children's Dresses./
All :amides are well made, from good materials anti this season's styles. We
do not often have a chance to sell garments of this quality at any such prices and it
will pay you and pay you well to take advantage of this sale of samples. You can
depend on them being good ; if we were not sure of that they would not be here.
•
Embroidered Corsets, Fifty=five Cents.
We have something new in ('orsets. Just a little bit out of the re•
ordinary. high grade tape girdle ('orsets, embroidered in pink, Nile
green or sky blue. These Corsets have ha(l an enormous sale in the cities.
The quality is as good as most f;orsets of the kind sold at 75c and they
will be found very comfortable and easy fitting. We have about 125 pairs
to sell with the samples of underwear at
FIFTY-FIVE CENTS A PAIR.
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DIRLCT /MPORTERS
GODERICH.
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