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THE SIGNAL GOD ERICH : ONTA RIG
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FREE! FREE!
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Railway Fare
We will pay your fare for round
trip for a distance of 15 miles if
you purchase during this sale $20
worth or over.
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FREE! FREE!
With every purchase of $lo worth
or over during this sale w will
give fele a Clock, guaranteed a
good tithe -keeper.
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$WE(POUT SALE �
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AT ROBINS' STORE, COIJERICH
SALE BEGINS SATURDAY MORNING
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FEBRUARY Ist, AT 9 .)'CLOCK
NOW BIGGER THAN EVER
This great clearance event is an immense affair in volume and
values, with only one end in view, namely, distribution. Peopie
wait for this Sale because they know it presents economies as no
other store ever offers them.
Greatest Bargains Ever Offered
at the Greatest Sale Ever Held
Don't make the mistake of waiting: until the last day of the Sale.
This is the time when you need these clothes, and these are 'remarl5;
able prices. We expect the biggest business we ever had. These
who conte first will be the happiest.
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If a Real Money -saving Event Is of Interest to You, Read This Ad.
Men's Overcoats
(Single and double-bre.sted)
Regular price $18.00 to #2I1.(e),
for.. . 11.2 75
Regular price 115.01 to $10.00.
for. $9.75
Regular price 110.00 to $14,00,
for. $8.75
Regular price 118.00 to 110.01),
Men's Suits
(In all - wool serge. *weed and
worsted)
Regular $10.011 to W10.00, for
.:$11.75
Regular $13.011 to 116.00, for
.39
Regular slow to $13.00. for
r.M
Regular $8.10 to $10.0e. for 16.50
Boys' Overcoats
Regular price 17.110 to $3.00,
for. $4.l;;1
Regular price $5.00 to $8.011,
for.. WIZ
Regular price ,3.11) to 14.30,
for. .. . $2.75
Wool Underwear
Regular 11.511 per garment,
for... . ... ..1411.'
Regular $1.00 to 11.'.; per gar-
ment, for, per writ.. .. ,.$1.4.;
Fifty Shirts only, puie wool,
reviler $1.10 to $1.50, fot 055
F Ieece=lined
(Underwear
Regular *1.'35 per ,nit. fol.... <1
Per garment . flit•
Boys' Underwear
Flei.e-lined. P,•I .nit . .i9c
English
Wool Mufflers
All shades, regular 75c tr. $1.411,
for. . Spr.
All shades. regular 76r, for 2Oc
All shades, regular 25c to 36e,
for. ......... lbs
Men's Overalls
Black and atri ped( seers lie w i t h
slash; book, regular 11.25.
for
Black end striped / overalls with
elastic tack. regular $1.1x1•
for
Men's Overalls
CONTINUED
Moleskin Pants, regular 11.25
LO $1.50. for.... (1c
Sm 1eks, regular $1.00. for. 69c
Boys' Over.►lls,reguh-r 75c, for 45c
Boys' Suits
(Two and tbree-piere) -
Regular 16.140 to 18.00. for .$4 2.5
Regular 14 00 to $8 00. for..$3.25
Regular $3.50 to $5.00. for..112 25
Boy's Buster Brown Suite,
regular $2.511. for.... .... 11.10
Men's Pants
(Sizes 31 to 43)
Regular $4.00 to $5.00, for. $2.00
Regular $3.011 to $4.00, for..1 229
Regular 12.50 to $3.00, for..$1.73
Regtular 11.75 to $250. for. 11.25
Regular $1.50, for. .. ...$1.15
Regular $1.226, for , SIM
Men's Fancy Vests
Regular 12.50 to i*3.10, for..11.19
Regular $1.25 to $2.00, for... 86c
Men's
Working Shirts
Regular 11.00. for .... . 85e
Regular $5c, for 01Bc
Regular 75c, for 50c
Regular 05c, for ........ 49c
Regular 56c. for 40c
Men's Soft and
Derby Hats
Regular $2.501 to $2.75, for..$1.S5
Regular $211), for $1.55
Regular 31.5e. for ft;c
Men's
Winter Caps
(termini. $1.(10 to 111.25, for ...stir
ltegular 75c, for...... ..43r
Regular 51k• to fro, for. 20c
Toques
Regular .IIc, for
Regular 36c, for .......
Men's Wool Socks
Regular 50c, for / :fir
Regular 35e. tots Zit.
Regular 25r•, for 191.
Special Norio 1 is
special Hocks. four pairs for is
STRIKE THE IRON WHILE
i GOODS ARE NOT SATISFACTORY We *ILL EXCH1' ,;F. OR RETURN EVERY 1102.1-1R PAID 1'S
Ties
Regular 73c ties, for..... ....42r
Regular .50c ties, for 33c
Regular 35c ties, for 23e
Hook -on Tier. regular 25c, forl3c
Hook -on Ties. regular 20o'for..Rc
Bow Ties, regular 5e. for 3c
Men's . Fine
Swea>t6 Coats
Regular 14.00 to $4.50. for $2.51)
Regular 1'300 to 13.50, for $22.19
Regular $2.00 to '12.59, for $1.09
Regular $1.50 to $1.75, tor 80c
Regular 75e to $1.440, for 50e
Boys
Sweater Coats
Regular $1.2 to $1,50. for....96c
Regular $1.00 to 11.26, :or 75c
Regular 75c to 11.00, for ... 45c
Pullovers, regular 4k to 85c.
for... . . 33e
Children's Sweater Costs, reg-
ular 75c, for
Men's Fine
Coat Shirts
45c
Regular $1.50, for..
Regular $1.25, for ..
Regular 75e, for
Braces
Regular 75c, for..............43r
Police Braces, regularSOe. for 35c
Police Braces, regular 35e, for 21r
Collars
Fifty dozen Cullara, broken
mires. regular 15e. for :ie or
two for.. .... 5r
Sheepskin Coats
Men'- sheepskin Pea Costs.
regular 14.IMt, fot 63.75
Men's Lined Gloves
Regular $1.10 to $1.225, for....A1r
ft.•gular $1.50 to 12.V5. for.,11.($)
IT IS HOT
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GODERICH, lej I
DISTRICT NEWS. le
ST. AUGUSTINE
TvieoAY. Jae. tlth.
News Ntrra _Miaii Ali.» (:lark, cd
Brussels` spout the week -end with het I
sinter, Mrs. Wm. Thompson Mr.,
Yrs. and Mies Dooslda McDonald. of
Jamestown. visited at Wm. McAllis-
ter's this week. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Spencer. of Whitby, ars visit -
Mg at Mrs. John Thompson', ' Mr.
sad Mrs. Lawson, of Saskatoon, visite
Ing friends in this vicinity last week.
.A number of the young people
flow the vicinity attended the Burns i
anniversary ball at Lucknow last
Friday night. All report having had
n Ruud tune...Donald Fowlers auc-
tion sale oo Mday was attended by
quite a number from this vicinity. ...
Wm. Bray. of 81. Helens, is working
with A. E. Johnston these days
Skating is the order of the day for
quite a number in this vicinity, the ,
ice being very good since the recent 1
thaw and the return of frosty
wear her.
AUBURN.
THutuwAY, Jan.:11th.
Some of the children are att7icted
with chickenpox.
The Presbyterians are preparing to
remodel their manse this summer.
Jas. Hickin*bottotn has been called
to Uxbridge owing o. the severe ill-
ness of hie sister.
Rev.. R. Miller conducted prepare- 1
tory servitors for Rev. A. Laing on ;
Friday at Auburi. and Smith's Hill.
Wm. J. Dobie has left for Rainy
River to loo's after his firm. He ex-
pects to be away two motiths.
D. W. Fergus(' 11, of Edmonton,
Alta., formerly manager of the,Ster-
ling Bank here, was renewing se-
quaintancee in the village. He looks
as if the West ago ed with him.
Dosed Fotrosrr THI8.-Remember
the anniversary services if Knox
church. Auburn, next Sunday. and
the eunper and concert on Monday
evening. Services on Sunday at
10:30 a rn. and 7 p. ni. ; Rev. W. D.
Turner, B. A.. of Blyth, to prearh.
On Monday evening tea will be nerved
from 5 to 8 o'clock. and for the pro-
gram to follow the services of Hervey
Lloyd, vocalist, Miss Lilian Dillon,
pianist. and Mies Mildred K. Walker.
eloriit11111,
secured,
ant, all of Toronto. Neve bbe
secured, and in addition [bene will be
addre.sea by Rev. Mr. Turner. of ,
Myth, and Rev. R. A. Miller, of An -
burn. Admission to tea and concert,
40e; children under twelve. 'Jllc.
THE COLBORNE STORE
Introduction
In introducing to you our new Spring Stock, which is now being con-
stantly added to (new goods are coming on alm Dot daily), we desire
to direct your attention to a few facts in connection therewith. We have
exceeded all past efforts in securing a stock complete in all departments.
The goods have been purchased with great t:.tre alts judgment, bought
in the best markets, and will be sold at close prices. We will give our
customers the advantage to be derived from successful and experienced
buying.
We thank you most heartily for your past support and cordially ask
for a continuance.
All -Over Laces
Our ituport order for thew goods bas got bete
They are a beautiful lot, and at such prices. We
never had such values in past seasons. Band -
logs, Insertions and Trimmings, Edgings in an
almost. endless variety.
Embroideries
New edgings, iueertiuos, 27 -inch flouncing,,
15 -inch skittngs, at prices from 48c to $2,25. Im-
ported direct from Switzerland.
Rugs
Among our nee spring offerings can be found
a floe assortment of -..4z3, 3x31, 314 and 3x44, all
of whith came within the last few weeks. Come
and get our prices on them.
Laces
Edgings and insertions to match, in Roglisb,
French and German Val*, Torebons. Cluniea, from
2c to 30c.
New Dress Suitings, New Serges, New Cotton Suitings, New Prints, New
Ginghams, New Bandings, Frillings, New Jabots, New Linen Collars, New Lace
Collars and New Art Sateens.
A few Winter Coats, prices from $lo.00 to $17.00, any one of these at just
about half-prit;e.
Mrs. Carter, who has charge of our Dressmaking, is'prepared to do all kinds
of Dress and Coat making. All work up-to-date and satisfaction assured.
Two OR THREE APPRENTICES WANTED.
J. H. COLBORNE
BENMILLEH. pending a short time there visiting
WEDNaohtntY. Jan. 3)tb. with relatives.
BKsMILLER BIUEPA. -There is no
THE FARMERS' CLUB. -A well -at -
service at Benmiller and Bethel tended and enthusiatic meeting of the
enurebes next Sunday. owing to the Fanners' Club was held at the home
quarterly service at Zion (north) to of President Revell on Thursday even -
be held in the afternoon Mrv. Ing, January 23rd. The secretary -
Arthur Fisher is doing as well as treasurer's report allowed a member -
can be expected. Her stay at Strat- shlpofeeveoty-nix. Acommuoication
ford hospital is expected to close this re Hydro -electric power was received
week and she will then come hemp. from Mayor Reid, of Goderich. The
Last Friday night et Benmiller Club favored devoting an evening to
the discussion of Hydro and its rari-
Hallthe boys of the village treated
nus neon on the Tarin. Three repre-
their friends to an oyster supper.
Ssetyhody was Jolly and a great eentativee of the Wm. Paviea Co., of
evening was spent Ctrs. Jas. Wiegham, were present and demon -
Long complains of rheumatism. Per- Fated to the members the advantages
haps "complains" is hardly the word of sending their cream to the larger
to use. She suffers and smiles, and factories. This company is consider-
limps up to church and down to the .ing the advisability of building in
store. We hope she will soon be bet this district. A discussion on good
ter.t Revell, led
ough by tcut l
tOwaite and
m y
esuggestions
THEY ARRIVED --BUT A LITTLE for the improvement of our highways.
LATE. -Our greatest excitement this The next meeting will he bels ou Feb -
week was through the overturning of ruary Oth at the home of GNIW.
Lymburner and his wife and a party Salkeld, Isaac Cu en and John Sow -
of young ladies who were on their Eby will speak on seeds and seed
way from Goderirh to give a special grain. The chair will he taken by
service at Benmiller on Sunday even- HatTy Montgomery at 8 o'clock sharp.
ing. The accident took place on the
' -H. SwtasD. Lzecretary.
narrow roadway near A. Vanstonee
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farm. The time was about 7 o'clock,
just when it was darkest, and evi
dentdy the wheels got out of the track,
perhaps through skidding on the icy
road, and into the embankment, and
over the vehicle went. The team ex-
tricated themselves and in great frigbt
made toward Goderich. There were
fourteen or fifteen persons in the up-
set,
set, but all escapedwith a good shak-
ing. AfterYeco ring themselves at
Mr. Vanstone's the party proceeded
on foot to the church, where a large
assembly had been patiently awaiting
them a fall three-quarters of , hour,
altogether ignorant bf the accident
half a mile away. A good service was
held and their visit was much appreci-
ated. Another rig from town was
'phoned for, the one in the ditching
considerably damaged.
the rig that woe bringing Mr. M. g E- Andrewe. Bayfield W.
road. Orabam
0ODERICH TOWNSHIP.
MONDAY. Jan. 27th.
31iss Janie Yuill is visiting friends
at Wingham.
Mr. Revoll, of Welkerville, Ont..
visited at his son's, H.K. Revell's, over
Sunday.
Mr. Goodwin, of Weyhurn, Sask.,
bas been visiting at hissister's, Mrs. S.
It MacMatn's.
The Literary Society of 8. S. No. 1
held their first meeting in the school
last Monday evening. In spite of the
very disagree.ii' ie weather we had
that night about forty were present.
A goo program of sings, readings
and speeches was given. The next
meeting will he held Friday evening.
Jan uary 31.
Tt'HRH AY. Jan.
Prayer -meeting was held at the
bones of Mr. and Mrs. McMillan. 0th
concessioo, last Tuew.ay night., with
Rev. Jae. Hamilton in cbarge.
Goodwin and his sister.
Mrs. leve Campbell, end little son
Gordon, of Clinton. spent toe week-
end with Mr. and air,. B. MacMath.
A very enjoyable ...Ciel was heM at
Use borne of M t . and Mrs. 1. B. Orr.
4th concession, tinder the Aueppire►s of
' the W. M. 14. of 1 -nine church. An
excellent program was provided, am -
Listing of a ebor s. phosugrapb .rise
tions, .•ending by S. Mee/lath. trio by
Misr V. Elliott and Meese. C. Cog
and 0. Edward. reading by Mol. Jos.
Hamilton. sok, by Miter %'. Elliott.
reading by Rev. Js- llaruilt.Mr. Au
old-tae1Nwed (brig tuat.•b &id..1 R
Rraat decal to [ In •,f • hr e.,•n
ing• Th tt4Rowdo see woo largo and
mush 18Mis V doe Mr. and Era. t).i
for their kind hwopitality.
A5Iinns Y. Ian. Mt.
Robert who
_r _� woo w c om to attend a swfa-
taw1 of 8., Nolo, lir. 'tlittss, Is
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Asthma Catarrh
WMw COMM !ASIC caner
.,-f1. s cam CADS
r.ra5Lmnt* 1515
A .h.pt., safe mid treatment aa.t for ben.
0,01 twwtd.r, ,tMwt dining th. .t....ch sus
ate..... l
with ru,.emfor thirty venni.
The a•r c.•_. ,,g M. anG-r-t;e e,rvr, herMM .
with a, c -y b ..ch. n. Wei bna.hing
Ow ,ens tannest. and stairs the Copps, assuring ...clod
manta. Crr.olea. is Ine.luabl. f0 5,.N1e,a wit.
Mu.•t eb,1.:-ea and . BOOM In earners from
Anh.na. a.nd as postai for de.orit•tire booklet
ALL DROOOI$T5.
Try CRP.501.FNP.
ANTISEPTIC THROAT �c
TABLETS r..r e.a irritated fav
tl ,,ne andn 'sre .,••�K' Y
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Of I. our
Yaps Cresols= Co-
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Looming efts,
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ROBERT WILSON
The Massey -Harris Agent
has
5 Cutters
to clear 001 at cost price. if you
need a cutter come and see what
we have.
We have the .
FLEURY PLOWS
JOHN DEERE PLOWS
VERITY PLOWS
MASSEY-HARRIS and
MELId1TTR (lthAM NEP-
AR RATORM
RAIN WAGONS and
SLEIGHS
1. RA Y'S. CANADA CAR-
RIAGE
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RIAGE and MOUNT FOR-
EST HUGGIEll
ULC HOMESTEAD
FERTILIZER. Try a few
hnndt.d-It will pay yoti.
1 have just received a carload
o1 the famous Frost Rene. and
Gates and tlieel Fusee Poet.
When y.si are in town coma
in and see what we have.
TheIasseyHarrisSesp
Y1tri'5ten Street. God.r,eh. (1W.
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Ask Any Express Agent-
Ypu' 11 be met with a prompt and courteous explanation
of why an Express Order is the safe and simple way to send
money by mail. Thou.ands of dollars go astray annually
• by carelessness in remitting money. When a few cents
for an Express Order will avoid lou and ensure the safe delivery of your
remittance, isn't it, to put it mildly, poorludemest not to use them 1
Tow to saves wil abw you hew wary itis to obtain ar
props -•Order• The security of your sorry is absolutely svaraa,teed
when you remit by
Dominion Express
Mone
Orders
mdFarvarques
akw, M+avy min ha
am Mower naps wimp 'b.-
toss stomp
bowl oils hood in tan
sollimiai imam
RATES
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'' ANY WOMAN
DELIGHTS
In baying • handsome piece
a of Furniture added to the equip
til v
meat of her home. We carry
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a large range of Furniture tor
_ '•►= all purposes, nod anyone desk_
ing a new set or a single piece is
�'x.. invited to call and nee our stock.
o.tr goods, and no person nerd feel
We are always glad to show
under any obligation to purchase from us unless we have the right
article at the right prior.
YOU are invited to eon.
GEO. HOHMEIER
The Square
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