HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1907-12-12, Page 5T Shoes for Christmas
. F you are look-
ing for depend-
able value in shoes
or slippers for
Christmas Gifts go
to G. M. Elliott's
and get it.
Some Christmas Week Specials . .
ladies' Niue Patent Shue",
lilucher Styles, uew last".
Special $3-M $3•50, 4—
Ladies, Fancy Dress Slippers
at ... $1.75, $2-M $2.30-
Meu's up-to-the-minute
shoes iu ` box calf. gut-
metal calf sold rtl+able
Patt•1114, . . $3•50 to $S.Ot,.
Christrim Slipptn, 15t to
G. M. ELLIOTT
East side of Square, - - GODERICH_00
I SKATES
We belle e we ha%e the linest line of skates eter
slum in Goderirh.
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S SKATES
for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
in all sites. Wing your skating shoes and have
u, fit a pair on for you! You will realize more
pleasure in skating this winter than you have
ever dreamed of. Skates sharpened and repaired.
WM. YULE
Next Opera House Entrance. Kingston Street
a Merry dhristims to At[
Christmas groceries
....at T. Pringle's....
Everything in GROCERIES, 'TEAS, COF-
FEES and NEW FRUITS, fresh and good
Fancy Chinn for Christmas
We have the finest stock of faney china in
sets and odd pieces, fancy glassware, lamps,
etc., etc., that this store, has ever handled.
Highest cash price paid for BUTTER, E.GC S
and all farmers' produce.
Christmas shoppers can rely on getting. the %;1)0K_
est butter and fresh eggs at our store.
T. PRI NGLE
'PHONE 146 HAMILTON SrREET
Fa
Ca
R CHOICE
CHRISTMAS MEATS
PO UL TRY, Etc.,
,LL ON OR 'PHONE
W. T. MURNE Y
11 Always on hand the best fresh
anti Cured Meats that call be pro-
cured.
t See list of special ;Meats anti
Fowl for Christmas in next week's
Signal. 'Phone No. 21.
THE $IGNAL :•GODERICH, ONTARIO
— Nearby• did dwell -one- G-oodma.
ne-Goodman Pell,
But tete from Albion'& shires.
An eke &near, for ne;ghbor's cheer, L'tit .these two fairs with proudsome air,
Did Goodman Potter bide, Ye common flock disdain
Whose pilgrim soul was soun.i and whole— And tet them beth to plight their troth
Forsooth, it had been tried. To but a single swain.
A maid as sweet as man may meet This favorea Wight is Ezra White.
Was Perseverance Pell, A fairFome I outh is he.
And there were awains of mickle brains rut 'tvriat ye twain this fuddled swain
Loved Patience Potter well. Cannot himself agree.
1 Ye maid of Pell Ice loves full well,
Ye Patter lass ye same.
But for his isle v hick one to wilt 7
Poor Ezra cannot name.
ZZ"A NNII I i F.
"My only loves," quoth
Ezra, "doves
Fit each to share my
cote,
Upon my niettle yell
have to settle
This matter by a
vote."
So on ye street, with
gong to beat,
Ye Crier of ye town
To warn and call ye
good men all
Went loudly up and
down.
'Come one, come all, to
Publick hall!"
Ye lusty Crier cried.
"That maid ye name is
fairest, same
Is Ezra While his
bride."
So gathered they to have his say.
Each man, and claim a kiss
From her who might be Mistress White—
Elected to the bliss.
Sweet Patience there upon her chair
In wistful patience sate,
Tlt,& Perseverance by prompt appearance
Was ready for her fate.
Ye votes are cast ; all in at last,
Ye tellers matte ye score.
For Patience ten are told—but, then,
For Perseverance more.
h�l
Eleven t:;,l'a (',less God their souls 1)
I•� Made Maiden Pell tl:a winner.
I♦ So they begun, those twenty-one,
11 1 And kissed her—every sinner I
While Patience sate, demure, sedate,
Anal Ezra, much amazed,
0 Upon that hissing himself was missing,
Quite starkly, darkly gazed.
Then up rushed Es. "See here !" he say's, "Fresh lips for me, say 1 I" says he.
"My choice in truth ye make. So Ezra White did grab
One kissed by twenty is kissed a -plenty, Sweet Patience Potter ('twas thus he got her)
And her 1 will not lake I And kissed her right smack-dab !
So they were wed and lived, 'lis said,
Z- In lifelow, wedlock well,
TL- While lived an.l died as no man's bride
Foer Perstverance Pell.
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A Fine Christmas Number. When the World Began. tray, Loosen Up 1
The Chri+furan nimil/er of The A Free, h artist who recently visited Their are t hrlwlnm+ baraainr waiting In the
Avestern Home Monlllly. Ettst out, lhi„ rnnnh y has a , /r opinion of the ywnina+ho,,. h, tr,wn
CUIItNllla rightydour pag,•e of 191riat• el,lightenn,p cat of the• Rrilinh public. Ir +near t•hri�t uls..
There' n little hlf o ii :1;i aha woeM like a
rune stor•ire, ('hristdrA. I,nvlime+, ideas In the nrili.h mimuin he once aver- nrnnAnow .town .
on hon to make nae of IA,mrmtule heard two uien diseu.sing aonle RRyp• It'+near t'hristmn.
Christmas gifts, the whole beantifn0y Him coins. And that I. why she onddle� you and .nusele.
p :
illnstratad „cad enc,•sed in a handsome "'l hem t herr," said the first, man, ,t . a haste . to you he hit+ to du it hl.t to tet aLnt.
Christmas coverin roinrs. Wa desire 'must Iw the,•. or fuer 'Itndied veers tS U., it,,.
tAl rail the att eution or our reallet s to I old, eh• Bill !" Laren u,r anJ mak! Ser harpy. make her
the fast that we have cl,thbin ^rht•rn thnnsand, more like) esti- chH rmsed rTL rom. ire.
g Y • it's I/o.r lnrf.•Uun+.
ari•nngrrments with The Itestern I ,atM bis compvnion. - 11on.tm, 11a+t.
M nor nl..
Hunte Monthly- Thnsr \w•, goon, (till! Why, wft'rponly
arriliere who M•nd in their sa1114COp- in 10" uuw : '— N vrryh•,Jy's DiNg:r rhrr, mo prop!,• whit never nP
tions fn h,• tao papers stow will zitw. pn•riat.• the ro"e unlit they Apprebeod
t•re'eive ,•opy ,.rrht, W,•strrn Uotue
Monthly Christtuas ut r, J Hcw
.cn 6 either now or never, the churn.
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TuutwuAT, December 13, 1907 6
IMPORTANT TO
HOLIDAY BUYERS
HE chance of a lifetime to get good,
11 useful and beautiful gifts at special
cut prices. Contemplating important
changes in our business for the coming
year, we wish to clean out all our stock of
BRASS AND IRON BEDS, FINE MA-
HOGANY PARLOR SUITES, FANCY
ODD CHAIRS, FANCY TABLES, Etc.
;ALSO $'',axw WORTH OF THE. NINMT IrURN1
TURD COVEiR1NGS I'XI-.R SHOWN IN GODS
RICH, REGULAR PRICUS FROM 35c TO $7-",
PER PARD. ALL TO GO AT A BIG REDUCTION.
You can't afford to miss this chance.
You can't fail to find something in our
choice stock suitable for all purses. Use-
ful and pleasing gifts for all. Shop early
and avoid the rush.
Smith's Art Store
EAST s'rREET Oka
Only Thirteen Days
T H -EN CHRISTMAS
ALL YOUR GROCERY WANTS t:.\N BE
-SUPPLIED BY US DURING 'rills'l'i*m
WE HAVE ON HAND= -
Fresh Raisins,
Fresh Currants,
Fresh Peels,
Kure Extracts and Spices
Right Goods at Right Prices.
His I. Morrish
1'1t.,n, 1 , 1 Itamilt.m Street
HOLIDAY GIFTS )
AT THOMSON'S MUSIC STORE
You can't hang a
PIANO on your
Christmas _T_r_e c -
t3E!
or put ode in your it
Stocking, but It
would make a
l_
very acceptable
; � , � f � •
gift all the same.�'f
in music we''hav'e a select line of
pianos, Orgags, Edison Phonographs,
Violins, guitars, ,7Pccordions, 3{armon-
icas, Sheet Afusic and yusic Books.
In Sewing. Machine`, the Ad rcllAl lc a nd time -tried
"White," 'IjYew Williams" and "Tt'ay-
rgogd,"all good and any one a useful gift.
Call and see our largi! assortnlcn! .,f
.Coca! picture Post Cards. Che cele-
brated Raphael Cuck Cards and Post
Card )91buMs.
Your collection of presents will not be . 0111plctc
withrltt a few of mir
)Yew View Books of goderic4, Special
for the Christmas trade.
Fine Stationery Hymn Books Bibles
James F.Thomson
Christmas Flow' erS
Nothing txtter than a nice PLANT
or a fine box of ROSES, CAR -
'NATIONS, VIOLETS or LILIES
OF THE VALLEY for your
friends. All can be grot it
G. STEWART'S.
THE FLORIST'S
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