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THE SIGNAL : GODERlUHI ONTAReti1
GODBRICH INDUSTRIAL FAIR.
Annual Meeting of the Agricultural
Stately Yesterday.
The annual nreettng of the We.
sumo Agricultural Society was held
uu Wednesday afternoon intim lowu
hall for the election of officers and'
general burinesw, Dr. Clark war
ugpnitscouely elected to the position of
i1dent fur another year, C. A.
=dent
selected for the first vice-
ptnridenry, and J. T. Goldthorpe was
elected eetcond vice-president. The
following were the directors tip-
-pointed : Front Goderich lownrfiip--
Isaa• Salkeld. George laithwaiteand
A. K Matheson. From (Aborts'
township—John Clark. Cul. Yountrirt-
and Jenne WMauue. F • Utah -tick
"towu—J, H. Votsell, Malcolm Mc-
Kay amid .1. L Aitken.. W. H. Ia,b-
erteon aqd William ante west. al. -
pointed auditors.
The fixing of the dates of the au:•
nue( show was lett in the hands of Ib•
new board, the suggestion to have thy•
Goderi,'It Industrial Exhibition follow
after the London fair as closely as
possible apparently meeting with gen-
• ural favor. A communication was re•
calved from the board of the Wing -
hem fall fair announcing the dates , •(
tiler exhibition as September 24th
and 25th.
It war decided to send the president,
of the Society as a delegate to the
annual meeting of the Fairs Associa•
tion to be held on the 19th and 3.1t h
u' Februa,'y at Turooto, ,end to pay
his railway fare. A conununic,ttiuu
from the Department of Agrieultule
asking if the board would wish t•,
employ judges provided by the D• -
partnient, and stating the cost of the
Bare, wa. Med. Another letter frons
Vie Department was with reference to
the holding of spring stallion and Ina
r'luws or a spring reed show. '7'his
aeso was flied.
The treasurer's statement *showed
c oh on hand of $501.47. with all habil.
hies paid. 1)r. Clark explained that
the prise list last year haul beets iu-
emitted by over $'b11, that the Society
had received $119 less in Uovei•nineul
grant than in the previous year, in
addition to the lose of the Govern-
ment and county grant to the Hurt t
cultural Society, which amounted to
$Inti, and the payment lack to the
Horticultural Society of $41 of urea-
hership fees retained fro,n the previous
year's prizewinners.
Dr. Clark was in favov of increasing
the live stock clashes and advance-
ment along the lines of special attrae•
timer also, and the secretary also
pressed
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pressed himself as convinced that it
required other attractiune besides the
purely agricultural features to draw
t he crowd and make the Iiliow a finan-
cial success. It was stated that the
town had paid the last of the deben-
ture indebtedness on the Agricultural
building.. Sonic of the luemrla•,+
thought that in place of increasing
the prize list,the Society might spent(
-...something on improving the budd-
ing. The main building, it was
stated, required k•onsiderahle repairs,
the grand stand should be rebuilt, with
a roof, and the sheds for the live
stock also required attention. It was
thought the town should contribute
liberally to such expenditure, as the
property belongs to the town, and
no doubt the town council will be
approached by the heard in due
enure.. A suggestion from the presi-
dent, which seemed a good one was
that the board should appoint a titan -
ager as was done in other places about
the size of (itxderich, who would take
eompletc charge of the show under
instructions front the directors and be
tespimsible for everything. hire all
the men needed and certify to all
accounts.
The new board of directors met im-
mediately after the meeting of the
Society and re-elected M. 0. John. -
ton secretary and F. F:. Bingham t eeas•
urer, and February let was selected
as the day for a meeting of the direc-
tory to appoint committees and fix the
dates for the fall show.
From alw treasurer's statement we
take the following figures :
r:r. t
'wan., on hang d ".
: and 14111d1'lla,.. "
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parties. r, Vaustoue for plaintiff
and Proud(uoa, Hays 'A. Weir for de-
fendant.
Fulton c. MtKny wets adroiit'neet:b.'•
trial to Frida ', January 24th. tel 11::Y1
a. m. H. J. D. Cooke for plaintiff. J.
M. Host for defendant.
THE HIGH COURT
Sir Williai• Mulbck's First Official
Visit a Brief One.
The non-pm•y sittings of the nigh
Court were held on Muuday end were
very brief. The cdurt ogwuel at a
o'clock and concluded in an hour, the
caret being either pxstpoui'd, nettled
or referred to the local master. This
was Sir William Muluek's hest visit to
lioderich iu this capacity. The cases
were as follows :
Grainger vs. Hruaford.—An action
far (haulages to real crude by salt per-
colation. \11u. I'soudfuot, K. C., for
plaintiff. E. 1.. Dickinson, K. C., for
defeu dant. Hy consent trial -part•
• pored to next court.
McIntosh vs. Nobler. --Au action itt
reference to sale of stock iu a canning
couipan '. Wm. Proudfoot, K. C., for
plaintiff. Messrs. Madman & Stan•
bmy for defendants. • Settled-1'Yparties,
The Hank of Montreal vs, the (lode -
rich Engine & Bicycle Co. e(, ale—An
action on a bond given for the secur-
ing of the payment of promissory
notes made by the defendant c
-
patly. 1Vni. I r)udfo.it, K. C., for
plaintiff. U. C. Gibbons, K. C., fur
the executors of the late George Ache-
son. M. U. Cameron. K. X., for de-
fendant E. S'Sylrs. E. L. Dickinson,
K. l'„ for defendant the Toronto Gen -
end Trusts Corporation. .6, F. Blair
for defendant Saunders. Hy consent
of counsel His Lordship declared the
defendants, the Goderch Engine &
Bicycle Co. to be indebted to the
plaintiffs in the guns ut $52,:$$M.3) and
re(errnl all other better.. between
all -or any of the parties to the local
nclsler at liuderich, the said Master
to have all powers of the trial judge in
respect of all matters thus referred to
hint,rhe particulars 'of the plaint ire
claim included a number of notes nude
by the late George Acheson. the bate
James ('lark and James Wilson in
favor At the Utaherich Engine & Bi-
cycle ('u- and endorsed by the said
C puny to the plaintiff. notes made
by the company payable to the late
George Acheson and the late James
('lark and endorsed by theta to the
plaintiff, and an overdraft at the
Musk—the whole aggregating twill.
interest 1 the Soul 11f $.,t,:i,',i.ltt,
The defendants are the liteleri,Is
Engine & Bicycle Co., Intl.: J. P.
Brown, Wm. Achewm and E. A.
Acheson, e'xe'utot•s and exetruil-ix of
the hast a ill and testament of the late
George Al hc,otr : the Toronto General
Trusts Corporation. executor of- the
last will end testament of (lie late
Jamesl'Iau•:: E. Downing. J. A. Mc-
Intosh and James 1Vilson: Helen M.
Hendctson, eveentrix of the last
will awl Iestaul:at of D. S. Hen-
derson, anti E. Sayles,
The defendants, other than the
Company. either are or were directors
of the company, or are the executors
of duceasel directors- The defendant
Sayles re•sigii 1 ft the directorate
June. 5th. Islet, his plate taring taken
by the defendant McIntosh,
Clerk vs. ('lark.- An action arising
out of a dispute as to amount due un-
der a chattel mortgage executed by
plaintiff in favor of defendant. The
plaintiff is William Clark of Goie-
rich township, and. the defendant
Hola'rt ('lark, of town. I'roietf(ot,
Hays & Blair for plaintiff. Dick-
inson il' (bert-ow for defenditot.
By consent this cavae was referred
to the' jnnior judge of the county
of nurun to try the issue be-
twten the earths., ascertain damages
and deternmie rights of parties, with
power to Ilrake injunction I preventing
s,lliofgoods xrizelunder the armee)
perpetual if he all determines, same
to continue in meantime, he to deal
with the question •of costs and all
other 'halter, iectweeu the parties in
qua:,tion in This action. •
Doyle Vs, Johnston and Kt-acliug vs.
Slel'linlou were settled out of court.
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
(lent•, 1.i•y[i.lati
Mentbe•r• dt, hr+
'halation+
itetee ) eel ahoy
fee. for Inc
\dmteeetrai teal
Item fur grounds, stalls, rte.
\d.erns-utast. In eri.• 11+1
tlt&&Ilnmou+ ,
1-11 .1 a'
l'ritt 1-•t
Sp vial at t turf tons
►'wine no of hutiMini. and to,, ....-
Secretnry
Tnesurer
Hort knelt oral rioeiety uerruls•r•I 11
het. yytee to FAIN .1.,e'seen t.un, '
al 11.04.1/1,
rie..r
1,71
ptat ", .•
Il'orklog erl.•aese s s-
r:.In'.rl
Dolma* Oil hand .0:1.111
•11.111,I1 mut or lull/t.•.
Number of entries. 1.01.7.
Amount otfen-d in price,.. ', pwl,:e):.itl
Amount paid. al!r,1.110
COUNTY COURT.
His Honor Judge Doyle Holds Court
for Full Week.
The Comity Court capered on 'Tues-
day afternoon et last week and was
nit concluded until Monday afternoon
of this week.
Leiper v. Stray. ---An action for the
price of building eenlent ei'1111 and
Hoot• of ae harts. 1Vm, Ih•osidfue't. K.
C., (-mimed for plaintiff. .1. M. Itest
r I for Oefend,ult,- Trial of this
act' 'commenced at 2 o'clock on
Tuesday afternoon and was not con-
r•Iuded until 1:15 iicl,ck p. iu, ill
Thursday. The jury dispense( with.
Argument in this ease has not yet
been heanl.
McPherson v. ilyan et al. ---Action
for wages an feremnm of it member of
1 'women. .I. M. Hest counsel for
plslntiff, F. H. TI plaits i• mIffie1
for defendants. The jimmy returned
a verdict for the plaintiff for $l')
and His Lordship directed
went to Is. entered for the plaintiff
for that amount.
Item. v. Pigott et al. Action fur in.
jury t, plaintiff's grain in a mill et
Blyth by Swing Hooded with venter,
G. P. Blair counsel furrlefendant. Mr.
Drew• toimmsel for the Oueh,h rl'
Uoderirh Itallw'uy Co. Ills Ilonm-
Struck out the jury notice and trial
wax pwltetponed until (hr and of Febru-
ary at 2 o'clock,
Heys v. Vodden.—Action fur fraud
in watering cattle inipoperly imroedi•
ately before weighting them. W.
I'roudltxit, K. C., cumaa'l fur plabl•
e—Tt1F
E. L. Uickinaeufl ronnac•l for de•
fondant. The jury returned at
verdict for the defendant. and His
Honor directed judgment ,to lei
entered dismissing the action with
costs.
Galbraith v. Ilse-kwell. Ass action
Ie, avower the sun, of *Mt alleged to
have Is -en paid by menepr.'arnht-
ibe,' ,end &evil, A. B. Macdonald
c.. seed for plaintiff. E. L. Dickinson
counsel for defendant. The jury
betas-ned a verdict for Gm plaintiff
ler the sum of $I09, judgment be.
ing .entered for that amount, with
merits. '
'Here were two ntm•]'uryy reel-;.
antes' d (4,r trial. Nie h0lson V.
Cooper wee !wiliest bet worn thelia
Itunk- o„ar ee nu• and bank.+ may go, tint
Pratt.,,. the rotor ketose aiming turning out
clothe, for the lewd-dre-sed men In Goderlch.
Us cruontings sod sunnier+ in the latest and best
ems',
1:.•t the advle•• of an expert in meant to your
hone: furniture N'uni.r Smith Ma ao es•
pe. toles of years In this line and can give
labial& pointers to fsrnitnro buyers. 14411
net roe hi. special hues.
I. you are not b,,,y these day, roil on H. iL
hallow, the I'hot.srrapher and gun him an
eager for a tine',, of those elegant photos he is
tui mit. lour friend• will ,e prexlate
yon• photo olmert D. much n. a rill from you.
A fire escape is iwitlg put up at the
pi's t office,
Alexander Se:rimge ur puswwtl away
this trrtrriling at the age of eighty -
list et, yearn and tel muni Its.
Don't forget the meeting for men in
the roma house next itunday after-
no,Rt 4:15. ,to be adder/wed by
Ari hi1N (il
Cullens.
The timb rich branch of the
1Voloet's Ilrstitne itt holding it a an
mid oyster 1 ssa•r and entertainment
at the Oddfe own Hall this 17hnrs-
dnylevening.
Every then in lexletich' should at-
tend the **ors' lees lert'lll rig,, after•n.Ntll
and eveuine next , nelay m courser,
tine with Y. M. C. A. work.
'The Clinton News -It emit :sported
last week that three ea of small•
pox had devehoped in that own, Pre,
caution...tie being taken t prevent
he :plead of the disease.
Tomorrow• the hockey buy go tm
'Mann for nn 0. II, A. nate and
1Vwint slay of next week She ' t-
irone•d game between New Ilan it
std the locals will be played here,
Have yon get your Signal calend u•
for itsM A mousiest. handed in their
tioseript ban berme the supply of cal•
'edam turiceed : if these would, call at
he ufltee now they will re•eive
A lutrnlennui'eoucln has leen pre.
elitist to the Sleneoetung Came. Club
rV F: N. Lea is. M. P. The gift r• +e
n very emu,: timely, as the ('lilt has
ween t-eful ni+hint. the rummue at i•nnsid
reale expense.
7'he annual meeting ..f7-the_I'hil•
rim-. Aid 'tle.ciw y i i.hh.s(1 fur Jlonilay
fterninin tuna only clhuly attended,
n see t of other Imeeliwgs, and nm
aminase was tenneaet.e . the meeting
eeinga(djouruel indetln$-trh' .
A ernlpliinentlry balgimet will a:
iVeett pry the (11111d10111yluiddehll
Vheat Cu., 7'"tvnto, in the Oddie'.
uses' hall. ender the atomises of the
eldua' Akl nfothc Kim 1st chinch,, on
'huredny evening. F'.•lnunry nth.
Matti►gel' 11(11111Sn of ` him ial Opera
mere will give an evenings (werforlu-
nce for the Im•nein of Apex Ira Met,
del tun Friday. January asst, A
wwl prugr tis %sill lie arranged, and
here should be a large nttendanee,
Manager t;raigie' ea rt grand
ateiulerado e•arnival for next Tuesday
ght at the 1Vest street rink. Atlee
nn Is called to rel "nor in the 1411.
Ladle's or gent's' entitle emotion,"
uuid 11.1111 "1ndii' or girth cotrde
stone..
Mise Skiusiugs presented Jot beauti-
ful piece of hand painted china as a
prize for, the pupil of the (ioderieh
public echoed obtaining (lie highest
mark In grammar at the eutratire ex-
aminations of 11110r- .hiss 'Oral Stud'
dart is tI.., WIlistet' and the pride has
been presented to bee..
N. M. Cantin a was in town' this
ming and chatted with The Signal
pleasantly on various matters. It
was said he scat ler arrest tinder
instructions frau theebiel of police et
Toronto, lint an eventful life oil the
scale of that of the wizard of St. Joseph
lyes to have its ups and downs.
A letter from J. Grant MacGregor
written from Louisville., Ky., iu which
he 'states he will 11/3 back in UdUerieb
shortly. Nlo before the
water e►
l
light commission at Oa meeting n
Monday night 'Lest. Mr. Mar(irrgot•,j
is the engineer, who prvpau-el the I
Maus for the sedimentation hasim pro-
posed to be built here, and the eiul•
mission decide) to await his return'
before having specification, prepared.
Memla•re of the ell Te•uiuseh
bodies. club ate e ' g to the, front,
'('here is Ge+orceStratton, who is play-
ing with the Midgets of Stratford in
the junior series, 0. II. A.: Bert Mv-
Creath has signed math the hockey
team of the Pau Wale Canute Climb, and
Harry Belcher, who is playing opt
Gude -ich's intermediate to , is au old
Tecumseh. The old Ih,lbtr-eighty
tram are well rcpre+.'nted iu Uotle•
rich's intermediate O. 11. A. team this
year. all the players with the excep-
tion of A. Mc an and H. Belcher be-
ing former members of that club.
There was it goal atlendanee int lie'
parlor conceit given by I he L udies' Aid
of North street Methodist chinch last
Thuredav evening at the parsonage.
Au excellent pr..graut lied Obit ar-
ranged for the Occasion. Ileo. W. N.
Hazen acted its chairman, and there
were vocal *idols by Miss Cousins, Miss
'frown, Alfeel Cook and Jawed F.
Thomson. ' readings by (1. F. Blair.
S. E. Hick and Gurdon \Vighturan, a
piano solo by A. Ruyt Adams, nod rev -
oral setectiuus by lite Schumann quar-
tette (Misses Brown stud ('lark and
Messrs. Jordan and'l'houtson). H. L,
Salkeld, Breve of Uolerich township,
wax present and Wats called upon for e
speechauld rospanldel with a short adi
dress.
PERSONAL MENTION.
.lu-rpt Ileal. left est Tuesday mi a t Leh to
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1 ,u, n
• The .11 Agate ant Nr uu I: tui are
Inane front 'furors -to o • holt
for dry..
Rohe.tial..+u ntwl. a Irlli to Twouat du i.
'the week with a uarloat ut cattle.
Mr. and Mn,. H. ',owning aro visiting their
daughter. errs. W. It toy,. at tA•anulaguat.
Mi.. ttey nuts. l.tt blas mi a visit IV it
lin H. whete sbe will iw Ute guest of Mr.
Newell hate
'eVIll Elliott. of The forma.. Now,, li it, 100 rt
fora couple of week, attending the tirovt,iuurl
military school -
Marry t'stff leen wt to. return to Toronto its
Saturday and l.00uanl Calf also left last woe";
on lies return to lhi %Vesl.
.1. Mcl'he. left IMs un,•:: for a vi,il to to
elute. Ann ,\steer and'1'okdo awl exprt•t. 4, tae
assay a tnortth or .i)stn•►s,' w'r wish Itui a
plcaant tris'• -
11`u style pleased to aacc a call ate day
!rectal), train !toy, Il•nj. Nett and to Seo tial
our esteemed friend had recovered to el `neat
exjrnt from ills sery-erlous illness of ha.(
year. tl'e holetyr he will , unt Blue to iulprovr
m.tp hc'reauit/t Id• fie Ike s Iger,.
Jautw Irustwl, priwa•tcr of tleuitoti, Mau.,
wits in town fur a fe•sr days the f.'s: w.nrt
visiting hi, •Ister-ht-law, Meet It. H. Month.
Mr. Huotat aurin Ontario un loudness In ion-
ue-tiou with lite lode:wildent Order of i"or-
s-sIc-:'.. ,,f is Isis -h ti. I. -hut'S officer in Inc 1'r.,%•
use,- of tlanholl...-
y,
LAST WAWANOBH,
TUINUAY, Jan. :std.
11r1it xg.tI.. -- A quiet but pretty
wedding took place at the home of
Mrs. J. Bentley on Wednesday, Janis -
'try 5th, when her youngest daughter,
Mary, was united lu marriage to T. H.
Kernick, a prosperous farmer uf this
township. The celewouy was per-
formed by 'tee. A. E. Janes, of
Auloro. - At S o'clock the bride rue
trout the parlor atxvompaniet by her
brother. George, to the strains of the
wedding march played by Mre. Hack-
ney, sister• of the groom, and took her
place Reside the groom, anchor an
evergreen arch decorated with. wed•
dung belle. The bride war beeutitully
attired itt a dress Of brown silk with
white toitu 1
ulnK s and a wreath of
White Huw•es its her hair. After rye'-,
taking of is sumptuous wedding din-
ner the evening was spent with music I
and games. Thu happy couple left
the next day to visit friends in lien -
sell, Exeter, St. Marys and Farquhar.
Their many friends join in wishing
thea[ many years of happiness and
prosperity, _—_
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Grand Bend Wants Improvements.
Forest, Jan. iii. - A petition was
circulated at Grand Bend last week.
which will be pe'esent+d tat the lk
lou Goverittlleat, with ,t view -to hav-
ing another pier built south of the
pr' e'nt wharf, as a meats of better
protection for fishermen's boats, etc.
At present the cut is almost complete-
ly shut off Gout the lake by the stand
bar which has Steen drifted in by the lake
storms. if the Government can be
induced to take the matter up, it will
no doubt facilitate matters at the
Bend.
EASY TO MIX T IS.
Prepare It at Hems By Shaking In-
gredients Well in a Bottle.
what will appear cues• interesting
to marry people here is the article
taken front a New York daily paper,
giving a simple prescription, am fort--
ulated by a tooted authority, who
claims that he has found it positive
remedy to cure almost any cane of
backache or kidney or bladder de-
rangelnunt, in the following simple
prescription, If taken before the stage
of Height's disease :
Fluid lixttaot Dandelion, one-half
ounce ; C pound Kargou. one
ounce ; Comp, d Syrup Satsapar ilia,
ounce•tai
threeShake well in it tele
and take iurow es sifter
tuts` nful dor
each meal and again at bedtime, '
A well-known druggist Here at
hotme, when asked t•egetding this pre-
scription, stated that the ingredients
are all harmless, and can be obtained
at a small amt frosts any good prescrip-
tion pharusacy, or the mixture would
he put tip if asked to do s.,- Ile
further stated that while this pre-
scription
re-
sription is often prescribed in Oleo.
uratic afflictions with splendid results.
he could see no reason why it would
not be a splendid temedy fur kidney
and urinary trouble's and hack/wise.
melt has a peculiar action upon the
kidney structure, cleansing thee.
most important organs Nutt helping
t5em to sift and filter from the blood
tine foul acids ani wrest.' matter which
cause sickness and suffering. Those
of our traders who suffer can make no
mistake in giving it a trial.
Tnn►orrowe never acmes—mtless you
haven note to meej.
WEST STREET RINK .QODSRic H
GRAND MASQUERADE
CARNIVAL
•AND RACES
TUESDAY. JANUARY 28th
This i, the first tlraud Masquerade 5 etunal ...
the ,.ee.ou. mid this prizes are lite best
offered to Uuiurlch. .
PRIZES FOR COSTU)j1ES :
I.udlu or 1;111•1 F'ruri terns
rllcur 'ream and Sugar Sot, calve Si
I.aadIe. col (ilii. C'„utle ('u,tuu,o
Nand tainted tilrrot, value $J is
5j,uut stir tilts Fwwyt.
rwtua
s
llutela. v , 1 alp. e1
Gents' or Ileys t'nrnth' t'wlutuo
Sweater, value $5.M
RACES:
Ibutle Shiro (lady and Uentletnrue
lady'stain.. 01St Ilednnn, 1 •lock, value
ti•', : wan a prise. Yield (bases. value a,
C'(iarntaCaehip Mlle hats for the l'euoty
Illoy. under 1,i yuaiwl
N'uu:h rob. value e1..4
(*stack (tare (Mires' Itae»1
hold Scurf Phi, value lily'
Terson• iu cwtun,u:o present Card, vials then
acute, and character 5 ttrenuuled, :to Ile:
doorkerlter.
It Urrinval, three to compete or nu urian•, lu
leaser- Ilcv to enter, three to start. or au
prize.
Costume Skaters to hese the ice from 7:t,5 to
S.C.. Judging to eumtuencu at s ne-tlx►
sharp.
Pekes on exhibition ut l' Si Itumber- Jewel.
!cry Shur.
BAND IN ATTENDANCE
DOORS OPEN AT 7.15
ADMISSION - - ' : z5 cents
Ladies and Children, tsc
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January Bargain Days
Saturday and Monday, January 25th and 27th
EXTRA BIG BARGAINS for the last business days of our business year and the last days of this big January
sale. Friday the 31st of the month, we enter stock and wind up our business for a year. February 1st is anew
year for us as far as business records go. We want to start it with a clean sheet in all departments. The stock has
been gone over from end to end. Wherever we found anything we should not have on February 1st, the price has
been cut without any regard as to cost or value. What the goods will bring, not what they cost, is how we are
going at the marking. Saturday and Monday are the days we will take to sell them. Here is the list. Read it
carefully. Every item a money saver. —
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Ladies: straight luunl linen eollux, all siker. bar-
gain days, each tc
Ladies' hose silpporters, hook un or with ,laud,
regular 25c, bargain' days sic
iAdiee woollen neck fliers, half a dozen odd
,ales, regular $1, bargain days each
Belt ends of silk and veivet,sperial, each, INirgain
days to
Ladies' knitted woollen gloves. Mail Cash •i1',
rel, black. etc., clearing up the entire stork. Regu-
lar 2:x and :kk, choice toe
ladies' black and rolurd cashmere knitted and
ruigwoxl gloves, regular 51k,.larvai,, slays. sp•eial -
per pair .
Children's knitted woollen gloves, regular :ss -
and 25e, special bargain days per Mair
Chiffon veils, navy and bs'own, lander on ends
and lattena.• Itegimlar 75c and tike, largniu'lira each
1Vhite net aeilfmgs, louder, regular 25:• bargain
days per yard
Baby ribbons, plain taffeta, moire it waists, all
colors, regular :k•, bargain days. :t yards tot• - ... - ...... sc
Ladies' fancy collars, blacks end assorted colors,
'miler ilk, ilk, bargain days each ,
50c
55C
50c
inc
Dress Goods
and Dress Suitings
rat
Axw}rtell styles and Mittel ns, Ali colors, regular
alk•, INP and 9:se, bargain days per yard . •„ 35c
Tweed spiting., and fancy dress goods, blacks and
colors. regular tax-, $1, $1.15, bargain days .tri yard. - ..5Sc
Extra line gimnlity black 'w'aver, suitable for
ladles' roars, rich Hnich, regular $2.511, lat•gnin &ye
per yard $1.75`.
Edney flannels and fancy wnistings, patterns
suitable for waists or dlrssingp, sncques, regular
thoi,.'•hitr;atiit days per yawl 25C
Fancy wrapprn'Ites in spits, pbtids, also bears
cloths, regular L'te, bargain days per yard roc
Kimbell white cotton, viisd wide, good weight
and finish, bargain dnyc per yard 71t
Very tine quality Fnglieh cotton, put up in
5•ynrl lengths, special lw'r emu,.....,. . . .. ., sec
255, culla allover lace and fancy trimming laces,
short lengths and odd endo gathered together. We
want to ricer them all out before stocktaking, clear-
ing bargain days at per yard ......... . .... ... Half price
Ladies' hemstitched initial luusdket•ehlefs, all
initials, special bargain days each '
'xl-ineh good quality Canadian flannelette. fancy
.Uip.rs, sprint• 6,c
"plop dozen tnncy drew.buttons. blocks and eoliru,
n ripen -ftp of the entire stock, special Isargtin days
dozen for 3C
:est dozen rotten, gicwi pearl button.. alwworled
sl s, regular 12',e to 21C, Margate d,lvs INT dozen. -- - - - - .7C
111 hest quality English print., dark and li;glet
lett s, a clean up of the stock before the new ones
eerier, . pr'rial bargain days • roc
:AI y ells mantle t•lotlts, real pieces of sheet
lengths. a wing then, out largaiii days per yard
d1S travellers quill samples, lost, rneasnt•i' about
S x 12 or I.i in\hrs, (rut together slake a capital quilt
for ordinary wall r, special bargain days each - 1c
Astrachan ge valets, gray or black, ladle's' eke, '
regular $1, barge' each - So
5c
Sc
Pei yards Iwe•t. quality- ,ltueyican table'olldlib,
I i yards wide, special per yat•d , s . tee
' 25 tulles' fancy roneb., various kinds, regular ;Lie
and ::Ale,bargain stttay.. each ,,,, ,,,,rr5c
Good quality linen erasls towelling, 17 inoses
NI 1111'. fancy stripe, spelled per vigil Etc
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COURT HOUSE
SQUARE
If ywi hod y1,i00,00 ince ted is Furor, Fur
Coats and Fur -lined Coats, if it were about the end
Qfygru •/a!idatiary and you wanted the money, what would
7hal's jos/ sur /y0.yiliafr, lee harm •11, °u"al (I
wor!/i of Finer. 1/ i•e nearly the end o/• .January
and we want the• money.
That's why a'e hare rut priers so torr for lar-
. pain days. ,1/•ade thole lower than we have erer sold
!poor/ furs /;,r before% J iuldn'/ yon do the same
/hill/ ifmoi 'erre in our *arc;
I only Muskrat Sluff, regular $9.'a', lutrgusiu
d:ay. $015
I only 72-i'Ich Throw t„ match, trotter $11.51e,
lutrgain clays. $9 50
1 only natural Muskrat Coat, beautifully marked.
register $55, largain slay. $44
I only genuine Alaska Sable Muff. flat •shape,
regular largain day.. - $to.5o
I only genuine Alaska Sable Scarf. vet's thick
miller, flat front, eight tails, regular .lei, bargain
(laL'. $ti75
I only- Ohio Sable Stole, long front and wide
shoulders, regular jet, now $16.50
I only Alaska Sable l(nfl, Si inches long, regular
$Ire, largain days $13.50
I only Japanese Mink ThtZw, regular SS. flew $6
I only natural Muskrat Stole, very stylish,
regular $173, bargain drys $13,50
I ?ply las-ge Pillow Muff to, match, regular $14.00,
bargain days $6.75
1 only ,lapaneae Mink Stole, •wide sbouklers,
regular $Y3, bargain days $16.50
1 only Isabella Fox Scarf, regular $'213, now $tt
I only.naturtl Alaska Salle Rid?, regular $lhiJtO,
lie,%V.,r. .... .. $t 2.39
1 only natural Canadian Mink Scarf, very choide
skins, regular $ail, now $40
I only extra large Alaska SabI$ Huff, extra choice
fur, regular Ileal, now... , $24
I only Black Astrachan Stole,-- regular $I), now —.4s°
I :ally dark Marten Throw, 72 inch long. regular
$5, plow $3.75
1 only dark MartenThrow, 30 incites long, regular
*t.75.1
:t, 75. now
1 only Rock Marten Throw, regular $7.50, now $5.62
I only Isabella Opoeaum Stole, regular $14 now spas°
I only dark Martnet Scarf, regulate $Ile til, now ....$4.8a
I gray Marten Scarf, regular $15, now $11.25
I only Sable and Meal Caperine, regular $17. now. Au
2 only Black Astrachan Jackets, extra quality,
regular $:/1, now $44
i only Electric Seal Jacket. Ohio sable collar and
revers, regular $:Li, bargain days pied
1 only, French Seal jacket. Ohio sable Niter and
t•t•veil, regular. $17.511, largnin days .. ...... .. ...$40.00
I only long Astrachan Jacket, regular $541, now. ,$34,50
1: only Fur -lined twat, black shell, tat lining,
Obio sable collar, was $155, now $45
1 only Fur -line) Cont, black shell, rat lining, full
length. Ohio cable collar and revers. regular $70,
now ..,. ... $
I only Fur -lined Ctstt,•black shell, Alaska sable
collar, grey and, whitesquirtel lining, was $16, how ,,..$47
I only Fur -lined (Allot, Flue l'mttdclnth, teamster
s
lining, (Minn -able collar and revers, vias $11,1, now • . • • $42
1 only Fur -lined Coat, black shell, Ohio sable
enlist* anti revere, grey and white squirrel, regular
$50, now
$39.50
2 only men's Canatliul;Ulton Usa1e, thick, close
fur, regttle. $43, now $52.50
2 only dye( 1Vornbat Clans, dyed wotnhatcolllrs,
r'gnlar ,Ki i, now, e•amh $27
Good quality linen reale Dauwtak, half bleu -heal..
,
sac
*period bargain days per yard..
F:itrit heavy pure• Linen 'iable I)atatask, good
padtetus, regular 51c, bargain day, per yard• .. .
Good quality erash Towelling, lie iucbee w'd'•,
e ik•odid dryer, very special at per yard
Berlin Wont*, odd shades., small Hots, etc. rhoi-
of a hid basketful at per ounce.....,
:1 ends only all wool carpet. full yard wide', lege-
lar (Idle, spe'iel for bargain day. • . .
Coat Bargains
19c
All the Coats to go n.)t1, just .1 it"1%
left. ,Very little prices on them to 1n;tkc the
selling sure.
1 only Milk ('oat, wadded inter(' g, silk lined.
~braid trimuyeal, regular $1:1, bargain days $31
1 black Silk Velvet Coat. hamlemisely to .....'il,
regular $45, bargain days special - . .. ,y $35.50
4 only Carroual Coats, regular $13.73 and *17, •
very stylish. now• ..... . .. . .... . .8$•50
1 only extra largo Black Kelsey Cea►Leuita Ile fpr
a very stout lady, regular $215, now $14.50
I only black Heaver Coat, braid trimmed, regular
$10.50, tam ...... $6.25
ii only ladies' Tweed Coats, regular $13 to $bu,
choice now *7.50
D) only ladies' Tweed I'oat N, assorted styles, leg•
alar$$55ito$1.2511,choice caeh .... -,,..$4.25
1 only Opera Cloak, rich wine xl:e' le, regular tl fu,
now ... , $15
I only lawn Opera Cloak, lee.- trerusuel, fur collnr,
regular V35, now $19.50
15 truly ladies' Tweed Skirts, se • childYcn'a
Skirts in the lot, choice of all1.• $1.25
!Ginty ladies' Costumes, tailor made, $141 to $25
wall price of then, el ' e now. - - noon „ • • $ to
10 only('icilian and,Lustte Skirts,na\ y all el crennt,
regular $,i and $11, bargain days
$3.95
lo pair, regnlat• alk; Corset., ext! bargain
days
15 to 211 pair regular 73c and $1 Corsset.., odd sixes.
bargain days
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in shdays
rm anephiack Sateen Wtiats, Regular
S only black and cream fancy Silk Waistsbar sin ,lays 45'
each:, better Silk Waists, lace trimmed, burg sin days
55r
Soc
90(
$1
S only (Team Jnpanlsic Milk \Vitiate, rugsliatr $22,'11,
bargain elnys each... ....
only serene taffeta Milk \\'ales, lace trilnhicd,
regular $11.75, bargain flays omit $3.50
x only Shaker Flannel snel Gowns, small ladies' sire.
special
10 sample \Vrapp,•rs, good quality wrapperette,
feat colors. .,.... ....
35'
75'
I:. it'ly Mo. prawn Almon-, all Isauuplr•-.
bargain days at Il -.s than iv holes. Jo prices,
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