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THE SIGNAL GODERICH.
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OPERA HOUSE'
GROCERY, ,
5gr,are, Kingston St.
EVERV1'HING I'ItESIi,
PU-RE AND (;OOle -
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Coolrea
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Heerlai.attere fur choice Butter,
and fresh Eggd..
Jno. W. 'ianatter
• Opel a Ilouse Bloei.
'Thune 164 Kiniatnit•fi•rFet
Y M • C• A. COURSE
Ernest
Thompson-
Seton
\NI" \La 111 \\ t: KN(►\\'N
Monday, Nov. 14th
i n North 5t'eet Met hec;: t, C u.ch •
, :yr r:.1.. n..
w:!l le . >,• y if y..il
bear thi•_iiit' r.•a:stg-tory•t. !1•
Nutt t., .ee )•:.—v-eeIlet)' 1adnt r1)
slid. ,
ltr.r Seat;.
I list•.•} t,d Se-its.'ly
( lib •e•1) with 'NI 1.7'1
lul) t•:ert es) ..1?.�
Spee I Meat, for 1,31.11...
ehv.rl. at 11. T
Ede rel- •••01'4
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1)1,,11 t; . i;• • hoklers-The r, ..'y
--..NfryerTTIli•r• Snit b•
cutlet 1 It h.
Mr. Se tie : = :I l« 'III Gore t. lL•t
atel. hric 1;,•e at -.merrier
-t,.. a 1.•et orer in- America -and
England. ill,..tting• !:`- .4t1rice
with bum et a •! i.• t;era;tl
1'hri-t,. L 1. .
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The more a man gets left t e ilk ire
. he talks multi, rights. . •
Many a L►•t..• n tc •-b eneeye '-f.. the
PedlitlfHl-has .'. d .' f r ugly go --
Wall Paper
for
dal! • ,
papering
A splendid assortmaent
of C,inadian \V.:11 P*p'r.
ranging is --price from
'r• per r,•11 t o2"Ic.
. rPorted Wall Paper
We make- a Fpecialty
of 1 mported Papers. end
are showing the very
tieweat creations for this
season, ranging- in price
Iron) l5c to yle tlet rail,
The Colonial Book Store
U} F.GE PORTER. Prop.
--Court 1toaiet- Square.
:'PHONE '00. (;od••rieh.
Curate,- -110 you know wbete little
boys who fish on Sundays go to?
Small Boy. -"Peen. but I ain'tgoin' to
tell Ter. Go an' halt x glare for ye: -
Quality Store
('HOIt 1:=
GRAPE FRUIT,
We T : e just received a slip.
trent of (;raja. Fruit. It is vet•y
thoit'r., thin-ekiuntd .0441 juicy.
1Oe.erarh : 3 for Vie. •
Cape Cod Cranberries
A it • •- I1 bartel just arrive.;.. 2
Another 1..t ••f genuine Jersey
tsew•' I',aatacs --thent*1stgrown.
i p.itlt:.ls Li,• CtT,e•. .
(loaf l'• -'kung Apples. •per
peek
(.lois. Layer Figs, per
p. innil l:x•
A shi).tarifa of Comb Honey
jest to bend. • Per puuma'2x
Fresh Sail•.igwand Fratitfnrts
for tb.• week-equl.
Hip,h.'..t price paid 'fol. Farm
Pie sib: '.
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'PHONE 43
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I" RULES FOR WIVES.
T. Whloh 1sAd ed Som. Feminine
Advice to Husbands.
- Some presumptuous Frenchmen pub -
!billed a list of commaudmenta for
wives, one of which ran: "Naw and
then acknowledged gracefully that thy
husband kuows more about some
things than thou. After all. thou art
not infallible." A second and still more
daring rule for wives was, "Never be
aggressive In thy argumeuts with thy
husband, but always consider him as
superior to thee." This was too much
for French feminists, and no wonder.
One lady answers the presumptuous
man indignantly:
The weaker sez has not merely du-
ties; it has also rights. 'Feminism is
advancing, and nothing will stop It
The weaker sex is the equal of the
sterner. Equality forever! Here are
the commandments which women op-
pose to those of men. ,
The lady then gives her rules for
husbands with more spirit than logic:
Woman has a right to have whims; 1
it Is a privilege of her sex. Never lout
her out. She might have hysterics.
which would impair her health and
cost the money in doctor's bills.
Another commandment runs:
Remember, good man, that, thy win.
to thy superior by her grace, her beau
ty and refinement Therefore always
worship at her feel
Where, then good lady, does "equal-
ity forever" come in, if woman not only
has privilege because she Ls a woman.
but is decidedly superior to man?
Surely, the strong minded suffragist
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I E REGINA ra a tvinil tmc pe&gr 4— tt-hof the finest Swiss Linstruction--that is to be the prize; iii' a
Special Guessing Cantest' that .hot+lJ-tnftroid the attention -eve - (I tr-wom n and -child. --Inorder to
.emphasize the fact filar Regina Wai.nes are supe?ioiJ'i every way, •have selected one of the best move-
ments, t\ith a handsome case, \\'hich'Will be given away abso1-uttlyfree, un • •r the following conditions :
ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5th; W. H. Robertson,
of The Signal, will wind up this 17 -Jewelled Regina
Watch (v true is.00) and place it in our showAvindaw,
where everyone can see it. The first person guessing near-
est the number of hours, minutertand seconds the watch will
run with one winding will be.awarded the prize free of charge.
All guesses to be in our hands before 3 p. m.
dde; she will Immediately propos* •
holiday in Switzerland.
But this 1a a very mild gibe at her
own sex compared with tier final
thrust at the other in her last rule
for husbands:
Man was created before wo e- a
preliminary sketch for the master-
piece. Remember, then. 0 husband.
that thou era but a rough draft.
This ought to abut any husband -nu
finally.—Paris Cor. Loudon Telegraph.
TRAVELERS' TALES.
Some That Were Discredited and Vin•
diosted Long Afterward.
Travelers' tales have often been ac-
cused of being mere flights of imagi-
nation, and 1n the past stay at home
peodle have sometimes erred in treat-
ing travelers' tales with scorn. There
was, fur instance, the description by
James Bruce In„,1770 of the barbarous
Abyssinian custom of eating raw meat
cut from the living animal. which was
ridiculed by everybody. Yet Bruce has
even recently been proved right When
I'aul Du Chaillu explored equatorial Af-
rica in 1861 and described the wonder-
ful gorillas and also the nation of
they had the stn on
"I, for my port,” ye. ,,dc;
sieve this, blit perbaps others may.
In modern times that detail is
cicely what proves that the 1'
clans did achieve the wonderful
age. Such an "Improbable" tact
never have been invented in au
which was not familiar with the
tor.—Cbkago New&
Two Cheerful Liars.
Two Americans were disputing
which bad experienced the trea,
cold in winter. Said one: "In the
of Iceland where 1 was last sum
the ground is frozen mo hard all
year round that when they want
bury a man they Just sbarpeu Lis
and drive him lu with a pile bat„
The other replied: "Yes, 1
that place. Didn't stay there lc
found it not quite braciug enough
me. Went on to a small town fa
north. The hotel where 1 was s
ink caught tire. My roomwas on
top story. No tire escapes or lad,
In that primitive settlement 8
cases burnt away. Luckily. kept
presence of mind Emptied my
out of the window and slid down
dwarfs there be was discredited none icicle."—Truth-
too politely by the British Royal Geo-
graphical socU subsequent ex-
plorers
plorers amply vindlcated hie veracity.
In the matter of discredited travel-
ers' tales vindicated long afterward it
will never be possible to beat the
clasalc instance 1n IIerodotus. Il.
tells how King Neco of Egypt com-
missioned certain 1'h*nkfan mariners
to circumnavigate Afiica If they could.
would spurn privileges of x. in an• ;_They did it, starting from the Red sea
other tale the lady seems
seto show aod returning by the straits of Glbral-
some s� aowledge of her sisters. h bar alter very many months. And
good man, thou desirest mountain they reported. says uerodotns, that in
ask the wife to come to the sea- rounding the southern end of Africa
Funny u S
Y ton te.
"Lia, bar said the jovial man as
slapped an acquaintance on the ha
"Pili glad to see you. I have cue
the funniest stories en record, and
are just in time."
"1 don't care for it." was the ca.
reply. "Tou see, there :a often a
thetic gide even to burner: I hate)
leen opt with my architect, sad
showed me three of the•fuoulrst
ries l ever saw. If I hadn't hero f
Int; for- them 3'd have laughed my
FioY."
The contest is absolutely free to everyone and has no string to ' ' any way. `There is no charge whateer,
and no one is put under the slightest obligation., The idea is to I cess permanently on your.mind the fact th'
Regina Watches are of sac iWjperfect and guaranteed reliability to be good for A life-tirme'at-satisfactory serve .
it is our Hay of doing a little effective advertising, anti. .',expense i,s charged to n'advertising account. Ask
any of your friends who own Regina • Watt.hes to you gess correctly., --The prize is well worth striving ,
for, since the Regina Watch ranks first in high- e reputation aed„tmsrit.- All contestatlts must come to the
store to register their -guesses and sign the- }Ion,•
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LJ£.1,Ym6%11°'.�
f"
WALTER H. HARRISON
R. Watch Inspector
Jeweller and Optician
On the Square, Goderich
a
lb
Excellent
-Uriderwear . Va I u e
There is one "IW,ST" Underwear mill :n Canada—one mill that n;.:.,
ter Underwear than�any other. That is the mill the Underwear in
comes from. Thr los\est-priecd garmen'S itfe--aarefaf-lly made -We
and from those that sell at 2jc to those at $2.00 or more there is good ht'l,a,
-value for every cent you put in them is I„t.-`°" •` l.. .r, i"�t.t, ` �r;l x �
At 25c the Garment
Vests or 1►rawetx every garment full site,
purr white or naturae) grey, fine rib, w.ft
finish, veete it' el at the neck and 115
front. Very spa•eial at per garment...
c.
At 3.7,c the Garment 44
Ladies. very flue ribbed Vests aril Drawers.
(IP I.hlale• only. extra soft finish. met!'
weight. yet warn anti comfortable. Garment
that tit pet feet ly. Exceedingly gtn.1I I
value -at the twice. Each only. ... ay'
At 50c the Garment
Indies Veatfe and Drawers. natural Krt \
color. fine soft finish. gnm•aule►d nn- c/1C
ahritkable, x )1 sizes. Per get most ..-. JV
The Reason Our tfosiery Values are so Good
Is because.we buy our Cashmere H direct
from the English makers. There is no whoiesa
agents' profit to be paid on them, and you can un-
questionably get more value foryour Hosiery money
here than in any store hereabouts, Prove it by try-
ing any of these.
Cashmere Bose 25c
Leulieti Cashmere ;fuse, plain ow ribbed, .ea.mlesit feet, very
fine soft flni.h. all siuw and every size full, guild wi'ightfor i:,ill
i At 75c the Garment
1.1,411.•,: 1'nd 4-10- I9An.l Ib IA%
a
gotta deal than the :Y1u
very eolufot•table, perfect t tit •
Hitt ur.1 grey. Per garment..
Better Garments
Undies' fine wod \'eats awl in.,
-Hue (walk yend very ,.aft tiifi.h,
imehrinkahlr, woven, from ti•;•
y{r•tN, white. deep el van( ••i .
75' -
„rte;,;: $1.00' $1.25 $1.40
t'on.hinnti,en Snits
$2.00 t ale snit.
and Winter wear, tatter by far than any we have ever
offeredyou at the price. special at per pair 2
3 Pairs for $1.00
5c
-
You can be paying :/(lc a air for theme Stoekinge and still
'be getting full value for your money. If we did not, buy them
direct from the mill we would have to sen them for that price
ourselves. Made from the last Australian yarns, plain 1)r rib-
bd., By long odds the best, snicking we have ever $1 (10�0
Offered you at the price. Vt'
;Very special at 3 pain. fa.
Ine Ribbed Hose per Pair SOc
We could not hay x stocking as good es thin to sell at bair-
n ,Ifarfrom any whole.ale house in Canada. The rituality is
fine the weight good, the mitre are full, the stueltinge a
pm Iy shaped U. fit the o.t perfretly. Undoubtedly
the 1 - vehte for half • we have ever tthown......
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51.25
51.50
w
Men's Fine Socks 25c
Men's. 1,144411 1, x -h 1
-fyelcke,
wand.--
line
and.--Ane quality. In . I . 1
tralian inch 1 -
will
will ge•t 1n -11)., 1,1..
fur. 1)d tfk' .1 pail. V.
imixn•lw eta w if b ' 1 ,
ladies Hesse a out -a--
price
1-price ie per p �iwC
only a' V
Boys' Ribbed Hose 23c
Boys heavy worsted H•e c.
Its•,orted 11151, a'anlle=- feet.
v\ capitata stocking f.•1 the
rough void tumble wear the
average boy gives hi• t,s•k-
inge. Sic value• at 4# ... ,
They carte direct from .ttrr
will in England w•'.
can sell them • •t' 25c
pair only . l �/
We repeat again'utt the-.
-erre all undoubtedly the leo
Hosiery values that hivf• 1•tei
,-h*en in oar store. They are
made possible siiiply la•eeau•e
the goods have com to 114,11 r,'et
trom the English n1n't rte
Some Every -day
Some every -11 • prices that are money -saving.
ease. You won't 1 nt there anywhere.
Ladies' ribbed Ve.Is, floe quality, white or
natural, each 25o
laadies' plush knitte.l Underwear, white or
natural, beet quality made. Per garment... AM°
Oatmeal crash Towelling, splendid dryer.
Per' yard .,..dtlo
• Pure linen cr .h Towellbig with red -binder.
}Per yard. ....�v
An extra heavy cra`>:h Towelling, Inc every-
where. Per yard ' 1 Oo
r
Full -bleached Table Damask, 614 inches wide
- and good weight. Extra special at per yard, 60o
Half -bleached Table Da k. Very special
per yard 1 22o
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Values Ii"„
They.stioul for thoroughly ('1•liahle ,r..sus in M-i,fr
Skein or hall mending, regular 5'.. t110C
price 2 for
Clear white Pearl Buttons, all sizes: 5c
•
dozen on a Bard. Per card • • • •
Beet quality Hair Pins, regular style et SQ
vi.ihle. 2 boxes . •••
Safety i'ins, one dozen on a rant, 2 cards
for
•• ••
Fine quality Cashmere Hose, .eattnle�s f' 460
all sizes, per pair
One thousand yards Lae., Insertion ,.n.
Embroidery at per yard •••••'
So
All -wool Tartnn Plaids. wide width,*'
genii
range of patterns. Per yard. . i'
0
tl tl
eras
if22
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