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Cards
Playing Cards
Tally Cards
Bridge Scores
Oongrees Playboys Ca zbla t
seise• very pretty dstl�et
floral hunting suss
windmill *Hanes. eta
etc. Price
(hlonial Playing (`srds
edge. very pretty
designs. Special 2Se
Other hoes, toc. 15c and BSc.
'rally Cards. tsc, aoc and 35c per
dozen.
ItridgeTally Cards, hand col. .red
35c per dozers.
Bridge Score Garde roc per pad
The Colonial Beek Sure
l.ED. PORTER. Prop
•Phone 1,10, Goderich.
We are now preperad to
supply contractors with
all kinds of Mouldings,
Inside e^ini,b, Flooring
and Siding*, and General
Building Material.
We tnakela FpecialtV of
Veneer Flooring in Oak
and Birch.
i)ressing anti Matching
sty the thoti ind.
The Paget Grain Door Co.
GODERICH Loa ire°
16 POOL TABLES
and Bowling Alleys, all
complete. for Fade. Apply
THOS. MYLES' SONS
COAL OFFICE, HAMILTON
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TURN THE BASKET OVER
and you will find the contents
as good at the bottom as on
dtheae
We give you a square
Fruits and
Vegetables
Come and see our display.
1t will do your eyes. goad to
ace it. Eery sea.onithle
re etahle is bore fresh from
the farm. The tante include
both the home grown and the
products of the tropics. Both
make the finest kind of stemmas
diet. Our price* enaake them
a cheap one.
S.J.YOUNG
GROCER
Hamilton Street 'Phone 52
Brophey Bros,
h)DliklC'H
Funeral
Leman
Funeral Directors
sad Embalmers
earetelly to
ttrlp.
1
A NOVEL IMTtR•T.
A Petrie Cewt Triol is
asst People WM
Amoeg the omit sucemsfulimil pop-
ular entertainments of i►e dela .1,
the mock court Wale given der the
direction of an expert -Col- L V. New.
the well-known lawyer -lecture'
or Worcester. Nam
limy doss in various parts of the
country have heats steady excited
over them, as attested by the Ian tby
and favorable reports In the Ieadiug
the
g�o.i:s newspapers, ,that have packbeet of all ed the
taegest halls and opera houses to the
doors ; in many cases the interest be-
ing so great that every seat has bees
sold in advance sad hundred* torsed
away linable even to obtain steadies
room.
One of there popular entertaittm�st�
will be given under the sue ltea of
Abrmeek Chapter, Imperial Order of
the Daughters of the Empire. In the
court house. on Monday evening, De-
cember :'od.
It will be assumed that one of our
most respected and prominent citizens
sae been trifling with the affections
of a young and beautiful widow of
this town and will have to answer to
the breapb of promise suit brought
against him. an there will he fun
without limit.
Indeed. it is cafe to predict that it
will be many moons before the walls
of the court house will again re-echo
with so ninth laughter as will be beard
on this occasion. Additional interest
will he created to the trial from the
fact that a large number of our promi-
nent people will narticipate.lA l the
rules of a regular court ,tf iu.tite will
he observed.
The Goderich
Grain & Feed Co.
is in a position to fill
all orders for
Stock and Paltry Fred
including Baird Hay and Straw.
AR kinds of the'. best grades of
Parent Flour for sale. All kinds
of grain bought and Sold : also
Manitoba Oats and Wheat.
We expect a rarload of feed
Corn to arrive in a few days.
Orders taken for Morgain
Bros, Lake Elie Herring. by the
keg or box.
Goods delivered to any pert
of the town.
Special, attention given to
farmers wants.
• Warehouse -Hamilton St.
Elevator-G,T. R. Track. 'Phone
.No. 207.
TERMS STRICTLY CASH
H. J. Rutledge has charge of
the retail department.
A. J. COOPER, Plgr.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
HIGH - GRADE
WATCHES
aim wATcnES ammo
0400. WATCHES
See our special values in
Watches. It will pay if
you are going to purchase
e Watch.
Walter H. liarrison
Jeweller and Optician On the Square
OAL
Ha v i og pu rrhrt Fed the btui-
sows, formedyy a,ndueted hi
F. Barlow Holme., we pur
pose dealing rn
Coal, Wood
Lime, Cement
Fire Brick, Etc.
We will handl. Scranton
and Lehigh Valley Coal, two
lines which are re ngnis►d as
the hest, We ai.h to girl
the people .1 (ioderieh and
visinky the MIN servle•e
sada, and .hen he to
hear frogs all t4 Mr. *Imes'
customers sod any other,
who wish anything in our
Neem.
All orders left with J.
YMsWart strews. es'osPpely
.R'b'�S tr►
IcD%&61edklil
p'h.we Pro. 711
twit at 0 t 1t , Meters. Stew*
THE SIGNAL : OODERIOH ONTARIO
Ot1tiHafAgNylt.
aJ(AM114A 1'IOl
1'bit lnolu4.. 1 tat resulia .1
° in only • part el the am
sabiaels tat tie emcees. teat it M -
50 Watt peruse° and others 1
sop- Wow at as early a
1ea bie the etasding est the etudeets.
The p nnet res required for pro- lei
militias from the lower forma to the '17r
higher. as well ea for the paroles of sowthe A.ot
Departmental examinations. is j °, ncies t tweS
arty pat eget. on esb ambient and tvsfva M etre
sixty per amt. os the total There are '� w 4es► T. otwaev,
altogether Nes seamy in the various tierw' M +
tonne below the standing r quired. ort .a Liam
earls but the moat sot w glebe se air• T.
emaciates eta tamer part in a600fawl h•asrar der it
out of soleal, net err fir two sights in "'t° °s �! _ Rom k r
the weak but the fall 6.-. eights. will VIZ T. urease,
helot [them up to what is needed. The
oo-operatioa of bnt* and
ef thaw having gut-of-town�sttudent* PERSONAL MENTION.
Uvinseys with theta is very urgently
eelidted to hal Lce vtotor.
above the pus mark. K'e't
Printed report, are being given to M/r OW,• ):lift left easterly w • visit te
each student to be taken home to be Otmwa
examined and ei ned1 Joie eO ^Oe"r°d r to h• ►hat
mid they are � by the parents tegealk.aimain,
y especially asked to make) Anted *sett, we ate min to sm. le sesta •
use of the space given for "Remarks.", NatWest le Aieiaadra begdtaL
If the Godewlch Collegiate is to take: Peel Mad1! beheld La; a se erdar to sa-
ber place as Second to none in the �° BaalssmpslMsla
Prcvisce. Paschen, student,. parents l?maxi:
lean t!e*•1 J�s,e ad Zvi:.
and everyone interested mart do their fvam s visit b ac M
utmost to bring it about. Sw,e be PendtMewled t Woodstock. cillo Ott
The following in the standing its I Jake W. a•1� k es was whites
Ism
each form : tablas le Me Proviealal limit eel Bower stew.
Form I. I eels fell L SalteId lad ago ease Aai�e
vt+uad at Torouto sed iuuit M Me pet
WITH LATIN. west.
D. I [tat Cost.., D. r. Hamliak and 8
attended the Ptevt•d& fruit and
Sal.
Bower w et Toronto Inst weak.
AtfCTIQN SALES.
Dlisi.•d
1. onatiaii.
tat
sr, Ma
11.-CM11,4wg eller
PP these etudenu Newell hes totemic' bone Gam W
J. Bowler, 84 ; K Dunnadire, 82
Hays, Si; 0. McKenzie. 80: B.
Lew, 78; E. Harrison, 75.8; E.
lows. 75.5 ; L. Wark, 75; O.
74.2; L. HoeJer, 7,3.3; Clem
Williams, 78; G. Wootton. 72
Sulliran, 71.n; E. McManus, 71
Newton, 71 ; 14. Williams, 70.3
Hume, 70; O. McNee, 69.4 ; A.
68.2; M. Sullivan, 08; A. Saud
67.6; H. Griffin, 67.3 : A. McLean
1). McManus, 117; B. Wilson, 67
Macklin, 116; O. Field, 66; Cli
Williams, 61.2; L. Watson. a4 8
Sinclair, 63 ; M. l3aecbler, 02.5
Hurley. 61.7; 0. Dalton. 00; R.
511.5; M. 8wanaun. bat ; E. Proud
:.2 ; E. Dewar. 51.3; W. Dalton.
McK, Faloonet, 50: H. Montgow
49; J. Rtes, 48 ; Geo. Rose. 4'4 ;
Feagao, 11 ; P. Carey. 37: R. 11
30.
Mrs, sP. e). after. p Wyk rath her
Rom,. on Monday aver ape with her
eas
wtine dedShier. Mex J. Kum •t td,
; P. ' itrs. Moiabarron lett Monday morntag ort •
two week eerie to her nee at °itewa, and ez-
meted re attend the of select of
• E. t whisk talon ',lace coda,. Parliament
Moab.' Pinhon r.. t'. ttobartme. Y..t., of Vboturia
dere, 1eeoto. .on of N. kt. Robett.ue, et
. town. le a nenlber of the wwly+lected• Ad-
viser, 0ee°rtl of 1%doca!ata tor the Provo•ee
L, croons*"
Hold . Seaterte I spinitnr : Mir Ana Lawrence.
;
A. of liod la viatttog at tae bowie of Mr.
. J J. s. . ._.Mhos Anna weed has es
tasted base after •Yteae.°t vett with treated,
Cult, In comma nus uodari,;h.
foot, Mr. awl Mr.. J. S. Bedford and two ohildrea.
51 ; Moo Media and Master Jo•nnie• has e lett
ties week en a . Wit to lamrott, where they wt0
°ry`
sirens tat waddlers or their niece. NI We Ylrsa-
W • beth Ueeese. of t hat ei' T.
tint. Mr. sad Yes. PercIvt Y Boll. who returned
J �4 W Davison. aanndlimiir reaon Mason.
at ltastatoen, are lops in tank Praire of that
W' Miser cie t lose ownt hers ir 1O -onus tar a beautiful
len.
N ITfO(rr LATIN.
N. Driver, 728; G. Hebkirk, 58 ;
Babb, 67 : V. McDonagh, 53: K. G
52; K. Weston, t6 6.
(OMMRRCIAL nlclfi5ON,
W. Sutherland, 71 ; 13. Bell. 06
Kernagban, 65 ; Id. HaUIday 63
Watson. 63; L. Price, 80 ti.
3,; V. fouling. 5E; E. Jones,
McArthur, 50; H. McClusky,
McDonald, 47.
ABSENT FROM itXAMINATIONF.
1. Elliott, H. Griffith, S. Armatroo
Form Ii.
serum tart week cent tows hem
8
to hhism
paat• here a new
ie enol. and followed -it. up by writ,
es Tremas ter • aeon
l
: u, sty. Melllatae. a estsrw u etre lief ass
E.
tame, � hoe � is that nedabbseeme.
Shaw• ' the en 6c from its P teebeoost Rs-
"'"" : F. °mese be r. ad wit* tetseeet ! em. the
en
; E.Nci,darioresesegles w oom Yr' sim od Ma. tenser
1 ksdian River. Oat, anooaoce tie
1si _Oen daughter, Annie Jean.
St
iL
Mar,uC%amecm mid pthe tete Irtyt
g• take�M•w tke Me Darrt`of De marriage December.
will
M. Galt, 72.5; L. Garvey, 71.6;
Young, 70.6: W. Oox, 70.6; G. M
Dowell, 70.6; J. Garvey, 70.3;
Pridha n. 80; 8. Hallman. 68.3;
Nairn, 117.3; M. Davidson, 67; R. Ga
06.4; H. Griffin, 66; J. Nairn, 61;
Bradford. e3 ; H. Currie, 61.4;
Welsh. 61.3; H. Walters, 61.2;
:Stoddart, 61 ; E. Jove, 00; M. Yu
59.5; L. Wagner. bit.4 : H. Hartwe 14. Mosti, 50; M, Shackleton, 57
P. Johnston, 56; L. Cowan. 54.6;
Green, 54 ; R. Hamilton, 53.6;
Whitely, 52.5; O. Hayden, 51.5;
Jones, 50.5; 8. Briwicombe, 50:
Glen, 49; W. Ounningharn, 48.7;
Stother*, 48; B. Boyd, 47 • K.
kirk, 47 ; C. Stoddart, 48 ; H. Powell
43.3: R. Jones, 40,5.
coMMKwcIAL FORK.
F. Pfeffer, 76.4; M. Leonard, 75.2
L. Bates, 75; H. Maedel, 73.3: E.
Long, 72.8; W. McDonald, 70.4: F.
Baechier, 70: 3. Marquis, 09; L.
Austin, 08.6: E. LiUesc, 68.4; E. Beck.
61,3; A. Cox, 016 ; L. Young, 58,7 ;
N. Matheson, 56.4.
Fetn�IH. B.
T. Kempton, 73; E. Pollock, 73:
M. Adams, 71 ; R. Bisset, 00; tri
Durst, 60; W. Dancey,68 : T. Milian,
68; T. Kidd, 67 ; O. hborne, 07; L
G. Currie, 66; C. Hays, 06 ; M. Young.
68 ; K. Redmond, 62; C. Welsh, 60
J. Outt, 56; M. Rogerson. 55; A.
Clark, 48; E. M. Porter, 40.
J. ' The Presbyterian gays in a recent
c- issue : A private letter from Dr. Hoe-
g. 'aid MaeQUlivray states that he hu
E• teanhed Shanghai safely and begun
It ; work again. He makes the intereet-
R. I Ing statement [bat the demand for the
R. China Veer Book for the current
Yui year has been co great that a new.
edition of 1,060 Doping is being printed.
1• The forbearance of Canadian eubecrib-
: era is asked for the unavoidable delay
N. in forwarding their copies. The year
N. ! covered is, of course, the year of the
d -
R, t epochal field, agent in Cihios for the B, &p F.
Ha
1 Bible Society, baa done his editorial
work with Aseat acceptance. Acco d-
• i lag to Dr. MacGillivray, things appear
' to be settled down in China and a new
era has actually dawned.
Reports presented at the recant
j meeting of the Huron Presbyterial
Home Missionary Society *bowed the
following amounts contributed by the
several auxiliaries : Smith'* Hill 856,
Bayfield 638.80, Goderich 1160.12 Sea.
forth 161.88, Grand Beod $50, Blyth
150. In addition to these Egmondville
Mission Band contributednd the
Home Helpers .of Smith's Hill 416;
Varna 18.50. and Hensall $11. Smith's
Hill also contributed elite membership,
825„ to Mrs. Henderson, the wife of
their late pastor, and Tbames Road a
life membership, 125, to Mrs. Thomas
Cameron. The whole contributions,
therefore, amounted to g8119.65. This is
certainly apes L.wnrtby effort ter the
Brat year of tis Society's existence,
CURRENT LITERATURE.
Form 111. A.
Florence South. 81 : Tena Cowan,
76; Hector MacKay, 75; Amy Werk, 71;
Eleanor Moss, 71; Eleanor Boyle, 70 ;
Pearl McKenzie, 00; MAW Ryan. e0;
Rota Wise, 9P; Florence Young, 68;
Sart Kelly, 688 ; Ruth Jackson, 08 :
Fern Palter. o, 68; Frank Pingland
t1u; Muriel Johnstoo. 61; Jessie John
Moo. 08; Jessie McKenzie, 00; Geo
Macrwan. 08 • Worth Ryan, 62; Seas
, 02 ; Hurnin illies, (12 ; Har-
vey Hallman, 62; Joeie Dalton; 60;
Nora Grifns, 58; Unsworth Jones. 118 •
Janie Soothers, 57: Duncan Mstbe.on,
56; Pearl Drennan, 55; Mary Clark,
54; Cora Allen, 54 ; Stephen Wilkes,
51 : Ella MacLean, 47.
Porn IV.
PAINT 1.
NuvA41egg CANADA MONTISLY.--
An account of the Prison Farm at
Guelph, Ontario, where two hundred
and ftprisoners
are inorderbT half-aosenguards, and
tbera t a firearm on the enUr
re
place u the leading article in Novrtq_
oar llmada Monthly, the author being
Robson Black, and the title being
"Making a Man of a Convict," The ex-
periment ha long since passed beyond
the doubtful stage and become an ac-
knowledged emcees. How the Hon,
W. J. Hanna be. brought it to undo
pont is a story of rel Achievement,
*mai the life-bistorias of the men who
have been put through the Farm are
equally interesting. Iisabel Roel,.
stem Mackay'° story. "A Kind of
HaM RAgageramet W lils," is viva-
cious
an amusing; James K. Coro -
woe, the
Peeve Hirer dl :� the
i. V.YdIy; Mary s7
Halpihas
Ola Odored Osat :band Felix Hoch
tells how It festa to. go "After Whales
caeleegL�abrador.' "Jim Smith," ti.
Illis "lite a el Old le deo. Abed
deem atm
at .
l+.flfi.r err. w,tor;
Zdl��«AA of
tm
oldOsletae
Una emeseere. as WEI Wm lleviu
t the bow
Par.' 11e memmetleits .re
elelhall 11P
rem. origami rStwandd�0. Beth
ellerie
reigami j _ m• i
iseeTheic
Jeanne
Sara rT erelili E:M. m•
J. /tremae.
'teal. mu.. what rte aorta ir.ds
ilmt ew em to the tea's`wi'' wig I
"r`7e1 "A5, Dome. • wetsam the haw r ed Me shoes me Was
J. Medd. 81; A. F. Rb 78; J. Mc-
Clinton, 7t1: if. 8omerv111e 119; C. M.
Clark. 08; V. B. Dessau, le; H. Joao°,
61; J. M. Sweets, t18 ; H. A. tldboree,
44.
PART /t.
0. E. Cos, 74 ; M. IL Tess, 74 ; M.
Pfeffer. 72 ; 0. Warnock, 72 : H. Prid-
bees, fit
1. P. Iftrintt
Principal.
1.0111T �ViTALITY
Caused by Oiswirw els awl Semi
Rt. Jobs, Ir. B.. Setrtembs 1M1
-My
brother wee •
fWorry. sea bowel
troubles ggff -"-
te. He was adv� iesdo f ti ��`
estry yaw /is
EOwbeam was idea be 41$14 atags.
bomb. fou.. Tom emit
nth ami Muter tem Vgw
to
P1g !'lr tee highly.
J. At age ds4eru, leatedwiti ; T
Pig PIN Ow. Ilk. llamas. Oat
yhgerr Atasidietota *pbMr •lases. I
r
mum Use et Mae-- ea
has be.
me . Ile r. eta lead at sm.'
1
1
You will neer do I'sins is Pair
world wahines aetartra, It le our
kiss baod tthekteg mum always your
7
All lin, in life is the only torture
founwort toAuding. ii is left to he
heart ttaM, L. Stene
bust
in the
llobeety and with elate eyes believe
Its your owe time and place. There is
not wed there sever bee been a Letter
tiara or a betide pleas to live in.-
Pbielps Brooke.
rTHE FIRE SALE'
WILL
SOON BE OVER
sever an
11111"I►t yotte yet I
"How id were you
whoa you began,
"blasugotter all. mamas ambles
"8011. It le tee only
t of tirouble which It is heed to
Damehthaow'leasee�1oag•• ' ore ydoiud you
tied herr Her Frither---'•Just h..
1- a mmy dear, 1 Plows
know bee yet.
"iveroys=g. emu all[ toall NM "Wily P'Lt 4 w l
oth
trarklM ° Nisi foeget
WThere
tsWitt at wakes up
wsemW' leatrmuseum
11tH in woIA' tl
ae not t
, L
.aid W lett in the silent tight
�s , murmured ii
been."how ce117 you u,u•
t hal
mis---ems
gym
This Great Fire Sale must soon corn to an end. As it
draws to a close the greater becomes our determination to clear
the damaged stock to the last dollar's worth. Quick rush
prices are more and more in evidence an over the store and the
Bargain Tables are well worth looking over from day to day.
We'have the goods here. They have to be sold, and there 1.
only one way we know of to do it quickly -to make the price
force the ,selling, This is just what we are doing.
1
Exceptionally Handsome
Furs at Low Prices
We are gelling really beautiful Furs,
and Furs of thoroughly dependable qualities,
at prices ir actual
wortbl Noery mucFurs are ofiunder
redor
deftsale that we
cannot guarantee t nreaervedls. Every
piece has been gone over by an expert
furrier and pronounced in perfect condition.
Tsetse Furs have been marked at prices „
greatly under their
former selling value
Itou have any thought of Fur buying
this winter you ought to take advantage of
theopportnnity.
Remember• we guarantee the quality in
each and every case.
Ladies' Winter Vests and
Drawers
11
Unusual Underwear values are tbeorder of the
day while the Fre Sale lasts. We are selling the
standard make. of high -rade Underwear at prices
that mean decided savings on every garment.
We are wiling :
Ladies' Vests and Drawers, per garment l9c
Ladies' Vesta and Drawers, per garibent 90c
Ladies' Vesta and Drawers, per garment ..59c
All children's Underwear reduced in price as well.
N
A Big Outrush of
Dress Goods for
Next Week
Dress Goods stocks must be .
out before we move back to
own store. That's the reason to•
this most remarkable offering.
S00 Yards Dress Goods at 29c
This is a special table prepared for
Saturday and next week. Dregs
Goods of all kinds. moat of them
only very alightly damaged. We
are determined not to take, them
back with us when we move.eg.�
(
ular prices up to $1.00 per yard. L.7C
Choice per yard
More Sample Gloves at 23c
One hundred and twenty pairs Santpl,
Gloves juin put in stock this week. M...t ..f
mtheme regular 50c quality, others worth .11
R your choice per pair. LJC
Lace Curtains, 83c Per Pair
Fifty pairs new Lace Curtains, special .1,
ment just reodved. instead of holding It:. •..
until
yyw• re-t)mornipee they will be put an sale '•4urda'
Special for Saturdang. y.
value 141.2.5. Q'JC
7• per pair, only . , .. OP
A BIG MILLINERY SPECIAL
Twenty Trimmed Hats for Saturday Selling at Each, $3.45
Our Milliners have prepared this Extra Special for Saturday
and next week. Twenty handsome Hats trimmed specially for this
sale. Regular values $5.00 to $6.00. Choice of the entire a
twenty Saturday morning
On sale Millinery Department, Hamilton Street.
.45
This Week We Are Showing Some
Handsome Winter Coats
This week we are showing ..
sa1d
handsome Winter Coats in rough tweeds and
revertible cloth.. These gasmen. sea cot in
the very latest New York styles sed are de-
cidedly ova of the ordinary. Wen worth see-
ing if you have any coat buyingto do. A11
marked at. • • FIRE SLE PRICES
Short Ends Curtain
Muslin, 2 for Sc
200 short leatttb. of Lan. Curtails lad
Curtain Madras. -Rich end from j tr 13
yards in lenge b. Clearing at 2 for
Buy Your Next Spring Umbrella
While the Fire Sale is On
You ma nava mosey it you do. for all
Ladles' Umbrellas see being eiasrd out et sale
prince. Reductions are tress Mc to Sub co
each. • epieedid range of tansy beadles to
select MAIL
Ladies'Initialef! Handkerchiefs, IOc
rAnt.Narrow 1IlM I Marg Initialed Haadker-
Narrow mbellIdered to e� darasr.
FlPscla
. 10C
•
Dees° Trimmings, 2 Yde. for 5c
!ND ' d' �� I me and
Qolaat►
gals es to Mk.�(Mying AO, !yea Iris...
Women's Coats with
Fur Collars 515.50
Ladies' black Beaver (agate with quilted I i n
init. Well tailored., tiia tiiag garments,
Dollar and revers of esters @labsrinent
Unit have comfort and .tyle. $15 J0
e5
Special Sale Pelee.... a1 V
Hearth Rugs at Bargain Prices
well
mon
or twelve Hearth Bags, imported 1117.4.Awill spa almehAllhigh-grade
perfect. Selling
e Ut
h grnalltt that
$4.50 Rugs at *250
IMAM Bus at 6878
SIM Rrugrt at 16.00
We Must Sell Every
Square Yard of linoleum
W. Rad the floor le oar basement ase damaged to
and hr Io `.l t lege we expected
1=1_6e the 4 enter a stat,
ere w e lel lodger the
eloehe Oakatterta
sliysty wda eared. 114ua 1t
Waist Lengths of Vesting at 39c
?w.atp4ve waist white Verging*
11~ sight* wailer oaty.
alarprIsem Ses es lg. rue, to
yeses th each Nass. Melee per eat ..
lrf.urr oar^
ter.
It