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Home My WebLink AboutThe Signal, 1910-10-27, Page 4iyrt'R4D.%Y, Ot-roBCn 27. 19111 THF Std;NAE. GODERICH ONTA I{UU. A , . .atW1=WENNIMI CRIFICE SALE Al • 5,000.00 WORTH QF NEW MERCHANDISE TO BE CLEARED OUT, IN ELEVEN DAYS The B1ak-Shou1dice Co, Stock, of Toronto THIS biz wholesale house assigned several weeks .Igo and the stock was sold for the benefit of the creditors. It was bought at a low rate On the dollar and then slaughtered to the merchants who were fortunate enough to be at the sale. We were one of the first to get in the door when this sale started and you can imagine the result We simply bought bale after bale and case upon case of new and seasonable goods that had never been opened. It would have done you good to have watched us buying right and left among 'the sea of merchants that gathered there from all parts of Ontario for the big sale. Yes, we bought heavily. We knew the people of Goderich and surrounding country wouldlap- 'reciate getting goods at the low prices that we could afford to sell them at, and it was this faith we had in you that urged us on in this heavy buying. We knew that if we made the prices right you would 'do the rest. This is going to be your opportunity. We have never deceived you yet and we are net"going to start in now. It will be a sale of real bargains- the kind you will appreciate. STARTING ON TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 1ST, AT 1 P. M., our doors will be open for this, the biggest selling event of the season and for eleven days (to November 12) there will be a regular bombarding of prices in every department every day of the sale. It will take us all forenoon 03 the first Tuesday of the sale to get the goods opened up and marked for selling, and we hope our customers %% i11 not be disappointed in our closing our doors for a few hours, as otherwise we could not get ready in time. On this page we can only give you a slight idea of the values that you may expect here during this sale and as we said before this big purchase will affect the sell- ing prices in every department. Come as early in the sale as you can and come every day. We will certainly interest you as we have never done before. It's a sale of unheard- of values the sale is for you DON'T MISS IT. Staple Department 7 groes cel ton I...uls, 24 to 0)black. . ..id white. bale OWL 3spools for 1 cane Adamantine Pins. regular :ic. . Sale, 0 papers for 5C 10 gi o.s '1&f e t y Pin•.onedor n ou • card. assorted size., regular 5c. Sale 4.1111.price 2 tor . &gimes li,mkt; and Eyre., all sizer. ret. obit per e a r d 3c. Sale, i c e 3 5C for Shoe Laces. ;1' and /5 inches loin/ sale price, p e r 5c dozen.. 111 dozen ('urtain., regular $111.4 and $1.2.. 79c 1u:e. .7 :.1111 y trete heavy Flannelette. good value at 91 1_1r. Sale prier- - _ __---• 4C 4i,It yards Towelling, regular 7e. Sale price at1 price less than cheesecloth- per yard 4_c 10 dozen Towels with . red borders and fancy -ch Fig, regular 2.11. Sale price 1 T..wels for 29 0 575 yards -Wen pneret tea, all extra widths, regular 10 15c. Sale price while it hate o 1 case Fe.ctory Cotton, 40. (eche. wide. extra ,quality, regular 14c. Sole, per yaR•d 100 r 5114 yards of Ribbon, :3 to le inches in width. in a go•.•I range of colors, suitable for hair rihhuns, regular - values pinad to A $e: Se prieel per yard 11 o PRODUCE WANTED We will take terns produce in any quantity ring.this •,ale. and w.• will continue tap do as wed. always done --pay the highest price and higher tharrie paid in any other store in any part of the county. We have a market that few can reach and we re. produce to be right. We are giving 27c a doze r new -laid eggs. We also take apples, potatoes, er and all kinds of produce. hop as early in the day as possible. Doors open dot t ing the sale at A M. m..ctose at 0 p. m. Men's depart men - open from 7 to 8 p. m. to give the workingman a chance. Men's 511 dozen men's linen Collars. t egu- Iar 15c and 25c val- uer, in all styles end sizes. Sale price each only .. .. 50 11 dozen men': four-in-hand ,N.+ek. ties, excellent pat- terns, ..ellregularly at 2.k'. .,4 de 121 price, each. 2o _ 1511 pairs men's w.,nl S .r x ...extra weal weaves, regu- lar 'Sic. Sale price. per pr. 150 :01 pairs Mitts and pilus✓•, travel- lers' samples. divid- ed into three _lots for easy selling, all sizes.' Special price 1'. it. No., 1, 450 lot No. 2, Ido Lut No. 3. ddo :ii dozen suits men's fall weight Underwear, mostly shirts in -tile lot. regular.:Or. Sale price ..-. 250 714 dozen nom . fleece - lined under- wear Shirts and Insister". goo.) qual- ity, amid regularly all over at $1 per 'spit. 4�- rllamelntP prim only .,..,,.. 390 4 dozen men's fine negligeefihirts, sizes to 161r, .regubir values 0;k. /'ICnd lar. Special sale price while this I I it lot lasts. per Department garment.. 470 :15 men's Suits;made from striped and checked tweed.. Ali sizes to start the sale but we cannot promise them to last the entire gale. While they last, $6.95 regular 810.041 suite for 111 men's Suits, made from fancy and plain all -wool worsteds and merges -the kind of suits the test -dressed men wear. These are better than home -tailored suits and you can easily save a len-dollar bill at the pt ices we aro *siting. Some of these suits would sell regularly aa hisft as $.'. Bale price, any suit in tln• en $15.95 lire lut (your site is here)............• . ... . Ladies' Ready -to -Wear 5dozen slack sateen ♦l sista, regular $1.'9. Sale 7 c 5• dozen Skirts, trade tion. striped worsteds, panatnas and vene tian cloths. regular value $2 X7(7 9 6450 to SO, Sale price.. I0dozen nniy whitelawn R ai..tr. re•eular values $1 50 to- $:3• 69. Sale price . ... v✓ 110 ladies. snits and Coats. '1'6e are all roan -tailored in the lat• cr .•loths and hent ahades at values the,: dont come every day. No. 1 is a nlnin, man -e -dieted suis, ftinuped with fancy hnttoes. self collar and rutin. two pocket.'. satin -lined, meets from f e n e e wnrated, strips effect collars. little, Meek, envy and green. RP..III.r value $18. Sale price .per snit $12,50 211 IadIPfl Stilts NO in nae 1.'• values from $12 to $15. c8..75 -Sale price per suit 25Iaditm ('oats in a gond ra_nge of styles. This lot is most) - an- uferturerli samples, o Iv one of Path P style. R $10.110 to $Z _ .IO Male $15.00 prices fro to. . 1 all lea f11,111 Shoe Department 3Parasols, regular "85c. Sale price .. 09en 5 dozen sateen Skills, well made with dust frill. 49 While they last, sale price • • . • e 70 pairs ladies' Gloves, regular $1.0'1. Sale price C9 per pair o • 10 dozen 'rubes' V-neck MoMlers, one in box, usually sold at 50c. Stale price 35c Men's Department Continued Boys' Suits. all sizes selling doting this .ale ,.t pti. ea that should effect a sale every time, Prices $1 60 range range upward from 25 boys' Suite, regular $3.00 Sale price $1 00. 75 men's black Overcoats, full length, gond heat y linings, all size*, regular in any other store $6.50 $s.UO. Our hale price each only �l 75 men's Trouser.., -"regular 81.25. While this lot lasts sale price, per pair 850 85 pairs men' ant*, in gond amid tweeds. plain and striped. regular -value $2.It0 and $2.25. V $1.65 Sale price pts pair .....noon. pair& ladies Dongola and grain Bal Shoes. si7ea to 7. regularly .sold at $1,50. ' Sale $1 19 price .7 110 pair,; la,lise fine box calf and Dongola kid Shoos, all Blucher rut, sizes 3) to 7, sold repnlarly at. 82 25 t , $3.511. While they lust, tale price, 'Per $ 1 95 pair 1� a case-. men's fine patent cult Bats. all eines f►• tm 5 to 11. sold regularly at front $3 50 to $4.00. $2 98 Special rale. per pair s " •3 raves men's fine b .x •• df Shoe.. Blucher style. extra well made, all sir.•s, 0 to 11. regularly sold at $2,75 $3 50. Our epeci tI s ale price, per pair Grocery Department 20 sacks rolled flats, at., 111 lbs for 2 O 2011 Broome, reg ulav 411c and 50c. Sale price each only .,.. 250 250 marks of Red- path'. granulated Huger, in Pealed sacks. mold all over for $5.50 to$3. 75 per aaek. Our special rash sale $4 98 rice noon DC7 A. full line of choice gr.tceries always fresh, and the pri,e.:.re always r:ght. DON'T FORGET THE DATES TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1ST TO NOVEMBER 12TH ELEVEN DAYS ONLY DOORS CLOSED TUESDAY FORENOON ARRANGING FOR THE SALE OPEN AT z P. M. SHARP. CAMERON'S DEPARTMENTAL STORE GODERICH, ONT.