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Home My WebLink AboutThe Signal, 1911-1-19, Page 10rendt wont that other ead inArbt molt to view tiveite careire the chadi Prom ably It is New Y heir flat shoe Why nhe 11, Id grad maims If sena brinks THh SIGNAL : MUICKICH, ONTAItJk.► 1 Disinter George l.. e�►wve, ld H. underwater. NES. Mules H. Townsend, I. Uud.t uOd. I1iosN Haan, J. Ptttysrove and John Mc L $n added their testi 1 moniale to esteem in wbIc 11111111111•11 MIIIIIIIMIIININN/1/0 IMMO 111111111111111.11111,101. 010 CLEARING SALE TI -4 big sale. is noW on and growing in pro- portion as the time goes by. We are determined to clear out all of our winter stock and we are going to do it right. now. Bigger bargains than ever will be the consideration, so it is up to the people now. If ypu require the goods come right away. You will get bigger values than you ever got before. The occupation of the Sovereign Bank build- ing makes greater selling space than ever, an arch- way cut in the wall making all departments still under the one roof and easily accessible.. Read every item *n this list and you will find a few bargains Nvorth corning after that were not advertised in the first.announcement of the sale last Grocery Department o pounds Oatmeal. Sale price.. 25c loo pounds Redpath Granulated 4 cases Maple Leaf Salmon. • Sale price per can I7c 3oo pounds Raisins. Sale price 414 lbs. for 25c to boxes. Mixed Peels - orange, lemon and citron. Sale .price , per pound 1 lc • Department SIMS 125 pieces of ladies' Furs, including ruffs, muffs ,and stoles. Every .fur in the entire stock to clear starting Saturday. Sale price 25 ladies' winter Coats, regular value up to Clearing sale 43 ladies' Coats in beaver and wool meltons, regular value up tO $18.00. Clearing sale price each only $6.95 15 only, the last of the children's Coats, regular vatnes up to $7.5o. Clearing sale price each 12.95 25 pairs flannelette Blankets. Sale price 98C 5o pairs figured damask Towels. Sale price, 2 for 15c 5 only bed Comforters, regular $2.5o. Sale price to clear only.- -.11.25 5 only ladies' combination Under- wear, Penman's all -wool un - shrinkable, regular $2.5o. Sale price each 11.75 4 dozen ladies' fine wool Drawers. regular values 73c. Sale price to clear 49c 5 dozen boys' heavy wool Hose, regular 33c. Sale price 29c ; dozen boys' knitted wool Mitts, 12 regular 25c. Sale price per pair I -2c -;vio yards Dress Goods, including chiffon. broadcloths, voiles, ve- netians, Panamas, ladies' cloth and serges, in black and colors, regular values up to $1.25. clear- ing sale price per yard ' . . 694; yards Dress Goods, regulai alues 65c and 75,. Clearing .41e price per parr! 4f4c Millinery Department 6o untrimmed ladies' and children's. telt Shapes, all new. ClearinItic sale price, choice 25 trimmed Hats, not one worth less than $2.5o to $4.00. Clear- ing sale price, each 98c 4- 3 dozen black and white Ostrich Feathers, 14 inches long, regu- lar $2.5o and $3. .Clearing sale price each .. 4 dozen Ostrich Mounts, blac111:,29 brown and blue. Sale price Men's Department 4 dozen boys' all- wool Sweaters, Sizes 3 to 6 years, regular soc. Clearing sale price 25c 5 deizen suits boys' Underwear, mix- ed wool, regular value 65c. Sale price per garment 43c 15 only men's black cloth.Overcoats, regular values $8.00. Sale price to clear 13.93 25 men's black all -wool me 1ton Overcoats, regular values $to oo. Sale price each only 14.95 5o men's fine black beaver Over- coats. regular values $12.00, $14.00 and $15.00, put into one lot. Your choice each only 59.85 iso men's Suits of cloth, including serges, worsteds and imported tweeds, or choice of any suit in the store values up to $22.00 Clearing's:de price 112-93 15 men's Suits. Clearing p e r suit 54.95 iso pairs men's heavy black denim Overalls, made of heavy 8 -ounce goods, with and without bibs, all izes, regular value in any store Si.00. Our sale price per pair 79C to dozen men's fleece -lined Shirts, all sizes, regular prices soc. Sale price each • 35c 75 pairs men's velour calf Boots, good comfortable. lasts, sizes 6 to sold regularly for $3.5o. Sale twice per pair-- values soc and 6oc. Sale price per )arris bla‘k Taffeta Silk, guar Antee stamped in everv yard. 1 Cameron'S Departmental Store kil0.111111/111111110111111111111M 41118/1111111111.1111111111411110, A masting el the Rine Club is to be held toenenrow night at Herb. Knox's. MM. Hallinstra, of Buffalo. is visit - lug bees with bee mother, Mrs. °o - Mtn fliewah Irwin is visiting her sis- Tbsehipments teem the Weal stenos on Satamday irminded hones, mins and sheep. Miss Sean returned to Taranto on tilliendsoadaybere.after a two woke vigil with Miss Jenkins. of Clinton, is visiting ahersborteketsetium, Mrs. Joe. Washington. foe The members of the tool L. 0. L. in- tend to have a supper in tbe Orange Hall tomorrow John Henry has sold hie farm on the Ms crescaseion of Mullett to Walter Cuaninethant. Robert I. Sprung bad the misfor- tune to lops one of the cattle which be brought Naar -Manitoba. Miss Ruby Young entertained a few of bee friends in the village at her home last Wednesday evening. The debate, inteoded to be 'riven in the Epworth Leone) next 'Tuesday ritwierheektzbas been postponed for a few Miss May Denstedt left on Monday for a week's visit with bee mister, Mrs. Streusels, and other friends near We are pleased to be able to state that little -Harry Sturdy has almost recovered from tbe mevere- attack of cold he had last week. Rev. W. H. Talk., of Varna, will take charge of the educationel anni- versary setyice in the Methodist church on Sunday morning. R I. Sprung ia holding another sale of Manitoba cattle here this afternoon. There are forty heed in the rot. , T. Gundry will wield the hammer. The sacrament of the Lord's Supper was observed tbe Presbytenan church last, Sabbath. ' There was an additicon of three to the membership of the church. Rev. R. A. Miner will pteach sioaary orisons on the Varna circuit oext Sunday. Mrs. Miller will accom- pany tier home being in that Mrs. Lawlor intends moving to the village shortly. to tbe house she pur- chased from Mrs. William YungbInt. She has rented her farm to ber son Sandford, who intend@ moving there- on as moo as his mother leaves. The telephone construction business has cloo down for tbe present, owing to the beige queenly id seow. If the snow coutinues comidg as at present operations will no doubt begin again. as the men will not require to climb the poles front tbe tops of the snowdrifts they will be able to put the wires in poeitton. ' SATURDAY'S ACCIDIENT.-Tbe news re: the (lionising accident which be- fell Wilfrid Armstrong in Goderich on Saturday reached here Ssturdey night. Though sad on account cit nut serious consequences attending it, his many friends here were glad that be came off as well as he did. We hope his recovery will be speedy. MISSION SUNDAY. -The last of what has peoved to be a yen, interesting and helpful series of studies was held Naylor on Moaday night by the teem - hers of the mission study class of the Epwortit League. Duriog the term the biographies of a number of "Servants of the King" have been taken up. 'THEIR WEDDING JUBILEE. A Happy Aminvenery Celebration in Sassy Catatonia. As already noted in The Signal, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Writaht, of Berke- ley, California, celebrated their golden wedding on December 27th. Mr. Wright is N. brother of J. J. Wright, of 6-oder:ch. and Mrs. ,Wright (Memoir Morris Mellows) is a sister of R. R. Mallows. a town. The Oakland Wald.) Tribune has the follovring Mr. and Kra Jonathan G. Wright celebrated tbe golden jubilee of their wedded life at their home in Berkeley yesterday by keeping open house. sod a great many a their Mends called during the day to pay their respects. It was • most enjoyable event and the host aad hostess were radiantly as they received the casemate of their guests. Mr. and Mee. Wright have" lived kr Berkeley for thirty-five years. and ere well known to the community tor their high character. untiring energy. business abilit aqd upright dealings in all the s of Me. That they have achieved an independent oast - potency is cages a trtig with air their essocistes. and thordore their home wee Guessed with their fellow- townossen, Mho were glad to do them In the rearing • family reunion was held, to white some friends and rela- tives were lavited. After a most sumptuous repast bad been served there was & interchange a mitleseet. Wells Drury was the toastmaster. eggnog the greetinsp of the company to their hostel in them lidge's Melte to then pod Wriskt• VW Ms 7 Id Leen Its drestent lleEplatied In teas ear mold gm= redeem Seats, nes dose. do ne weld, Quoting Imes Goiden Wed- 1 ding." by David Gra,. the tautness. 1 .er 'VIVO korynote foe be even- eller a• of old. whet WOW ..r 411: habenr;r4' ma "award oink • -4ader Ube door !Mats& pew! Seileste tjea worse El. end 11. I. Wright retitle, some of the tater.atess tweets 11 thee lis own+ th. epee& tea wit.) woo wipe mad ieferences fames Gears.* Goole,. T Mayhey, Charles host and beatese of tevening were held by, the people of Berke - unseal *elections included "Jobs Anderson. My Jo Joho." • Tits& Among the Gold," "Auld Lang yee," "Home, Sweet Home," and other choice wogs of the soul. lhe San Francisco Star, referring to the event, says : "Mr. Wright is a n ative of Bury St. Mountie, England, born in 1887. He went to Caned& in 1852. le le121 Mr. aad Mrs. Wright moved to the United States. and in 18/5 made their way to California. They located in Berkeley in le77. and io that year Mr. Wright established there the Golden Sheaf Hake y. which from the beginniog was succendul. He sold the hakery in 1907, and the same year. in company with his Una - Hy, visited the scenes of his nativity. After asev3o months' tour of Europa be retunsed to Berkeley. That, trip was worth a life of toil,' said Mr. Wright in expressing bia gratifies. "Mr. Wright is well known as a thoroughoroing Single Taxer. a de- voted disciple of Henry George. the 'Our Repair 'Department We are now ready to take care of all ellery repairs. Those watch, clock and jew- pairs here will find unusual facilities and who being theit re - Our work is all fully unsurpassed s.k 1 1. Walter H. Harrison 1 0 ERA HO SE GROCERY Fresh, Pure and Good Table Figs Cooking Figs Dates Bulk nod Pnel..ig• Dried Peaches Dried Apricots Dried Prunes Dried Apples ill kind, Pure Clover Honey Syrups Jams Jellies, etc. and -fresh Rpm Opera House Block 'Phone 154 Kiegstoe Street Prophet of San Francisco. Although and Optician retired from business Mr. ‘Vright. re- / On the Square, (;(„lei.i,.h. . i tbe future qf that city. Mr. and Mrs. tains extensive interests in tiled estate in Berkeley. having implicit faith in MID 3 1 Wright ere highly oteemed by sea 1 huge circle of friends." Watchtnaker. Jeweller IIn order to make room for out. new spebsg stook we are clearing durieg this snooth many lines. at One-half Off ponuary Clearing Sa le Vire oompletn Saglieh Were Dinner Sees. regebie 821.00. Clouriss s. 11118.1113. A number of odd pieces ot Chhsa. eisielair at one-half off Wail Paperq This is a splendid chance to get 'goo& pager* away down below usamdacturer's costs. TbeColosial Book Store GKO. PORTER, Prop Winter Suitings aed OVERCOATS A lbw seised= of ersesisse seeds at HUGH DUNLOP'S weer MUM • Talliesise In Fie JANUARY SALE ENTERS ITS THIRD WEEK SATURDAY ° Interest in the big sale increases as the days and weeks go by. Stock.4nter- ing day is less than ten days ahead. Our anxiety to get winter stocks' down as near the vanishing paint as possible is shown by the genuine bargains you will find all over the store. In the basement, on the ground floor and upstairs. you will find them -bargains plainly stamped "genuine -that appeal to careful and thrifty buyers. , High Quality White Quilts At January Sale Prices These Quilts are slightly soiled. That is the reason for t he big price reductions. A trip to the laundry and they will tte .8 good es_ ever. Most of them real goad qualities. Your thence for the big- gest kind of a bargain. All the proditct of one of the hest quilt manufacturers in England. Here is the list : 4 Quilts, regular 112.50, January Sale.. 1.09 5 Quilte. regular 81.00 and $4.M, Jen. Sale .99 2 Quilts, regular 116.75, Jenuary Sale 19 A January Blanket Extra Ten pairs fine Canadian wool Blankets. A little. cotton woven with the wool. Soft. lofty finish. GOOK inches. A hummer for January selling. per pair only S2 78 A Clearance of Wool Gloves Seventv-five pairs ladies' and children's knitted wool Gloves. *Black, plain colors and fancy mixtures. Per 19c • Exceedingly LAW Prices on Valendennes Lace insertions We are making a deem sweep of the' stock. If you can use Valenciennes Ineertion, line or coarse, wide or narrow, you can buy it very, very cheap Dow : Insertions up to 7c-2 rude for • . So Good-bye to the Last of the Millinery A abort, sharp clear/ince of the lot rd the Millinery commences Saturday Mies Reynolds goes for her holidays January Illat sod must leave AO empty shoserman behind. This is how we will clear the balance, commencing Saturday : Fifteen only chiidren'te and mimes' trimmed Hass, all new shiapas and good trimmings. regular SEM to "LK January Sale 98t each only Any Lady's Trimmed Hat 11.43 Your choice of any trimmed Hat in On. showroom fot• 1111.48 if you come before .1snu- ary is over. Not one reeler -red. 411 new. .411 good styles and well ti blamed. No emote. what the former price. %Mildew si 45 Ilex week each only Shapes 69C 'au,' what itk tonne price, and • e. . Save in Towelling Ends About 75 end, of linen nob Towelling. plain oc with red holders. an linen: heavy weight*. len/obit of 1 to 8 yards. All very much under real value. Ends Straw 10 or 15 ends straw Mee- ting, Sie to 35e polities. Lengtibe 1 to 10 yards. Foe Jeauary Sale. ckariag .1.5c at per yard Ends Carpets Ten ends wool. elnion an.. hemp Carpet. tongsne t. than regular plies& 100 Wings at 21c Choice of over NO Wins sad fancy NW ers. Dosens Misread kiwis. 50* to 81.50. Saturday reiry et, for Extraordinary Values in Furs and Fur Costs Fears and Fur Goats are ..wreseet ,se, Lew remarkebly low prime. If TOW tbeaga4 " Fur -Polies the ireer w• Ink make PolY 7uu to buy nowt sad now. Ths. wanes ow ar orioles make I he Irirrifis of n Fut • ;•07-11817 .^1111/. natant . Adis,' furened Coats ash umsh 11114.Z sales' shoo tic seal sod sateraehee ',006` done kV, Lenti• MOM Seery arum* .Amat thlr ;ton visit I1 1‘71r 44104 4 "'Wk., loll good Pees, and good