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THE SIGNAL : OODERICH ONTARIO
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Genuine Selling Out Sale
$I0,000.00 Worth of Hardware to be Sold in 40 Days
No Fire, no Ban__I upt Stock, but a clean Hardware
Stock. No better assorted stock in the County of Huron.
At a meeting of the Directors of the Howell Hard-
ware Co., held March and, 1914, it was decided to sell the
whole stock at a price that will clean it out in Forty Days.
M. W. Howell, managing director, is also Managing
Director of The Misner Manufacturing Company, Limi-
ted, of Canada, and on account of increasing trade finds
i absolutely neces, ary to devote his whole attention to
the Manufacturing business.
M. W. Howell and the Directors here wish to thank
our many customers for their support in the past, and we
hope to do you a last favor by giving you a chance- to lay
in a five-year stock of Hardware at prices which will save
you money.
$I0,000 Stock of Hardware to be sold inside 40 days
We will go some to do this and so the knife has gone
deep into the .price... .➢Ito goods charged at Sale Prices.
All strictly CASH.
- SALE STARTS
Saturday,.March 7th , 1914 at 9 a,m.
STORE CLOSED ON FRIDAY FOR PRICING, ETC.
STOVES
It
DIV if P. rt r
Mct i ry Fatu-
ous Heale•r
with a v 11.
}regular p,,t,..
S.50. Sell 0111
.. $30
One Iar•ceMe-
Clary F'
Heat r 16 100
oven. H, Ku.
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.r $42 sell
Out.... $25
One pe di em
McCl.ry Fem.
tax He -.t,'•, ,.0
oven. Ft solo
$:p1, 5.11 i. g
Out Sal 1' i ••
$22.50
Thy ••••• 11 lie
flak Me('i..•v-.
1{rgnl•.r $17.
Sell 01.. *11
Two Sheri It -on W.od Heaters. reg-
ular 51 Sal. Sell 0,.t Sale Price *2
Two Sheet Zion Wood Heaters. e g-
uLir 511. Male Price *3
One Artie Jewell Steel Range with
watmiog oven. Regnl*r 510. Sell Ou
Sale Price .... 529.75
one H..yel Jew.11 Steel "Lenge with
high .bell. H.gnlar $:e0. Sell out Sale
Price . .. ..... 0111111,1110
Nov.. al good second -heed Stoves at re-
duced prices.
One A►h Sifter, revoker Et. Noll
Out Sale Prier- *1.50
Owe Asti Softer. regular 5750R 1
Out 8e1r Pre e. 55,e5
One themes/id 0ri.dstot.es worth
73c each. SO Out Hier. 250
rive hundred ,teen Cbarco.1. reg..
lar 1:.c a hag- fir41 O.st Set.... a Inc 250
Two taws Bore Wire, reefed., OR
Sell Out S.1... 52.40
Alan F'ewo.g wad Oats, and other Wire
ak r prima
CUTLERY CUTLERY
W. harm a p.rticul.,ly choice collar•
tion You will find hit R. g.ies in This de-
partment.
PAINTS STOCK FOOD] a -
Two $3.73 pails International Stock
Food at *2.25
risk package International Stock
Food at, 340
2.1c package international Poultry
Food at. .. 17o•
One Champion X cut Saw, regular
$2.x0. Sale Price 51.55
Pour Lance Toath X cut Saw,regu-
lar $2.75. St -II Out Price $1.90
Two Nickle steel hence Tooth Saws,
regular $t.00. Sell Out Pt ice $2.14
All complete with bandies, 3i feet/ctn.
All 10c Filet, 2 for 15o
15c 1' 2 fur 250
3k " 2 for 300
25c •• 2 tor 37o
Washing Mue•hine, and Wringers of the
best makes at prires that will mean the sav-
ing of Dollar".
Halters. Blankets and Hopes of all sizes
at greatly reduced wires.
Builders' Stipplies, (:lass, Locks, Hinge.,
Paper, Hoofing, Pl..stei, etc., etc.
Forks, Hues, IM,ake,., Shovels, Spades, all
at reduced prices.
Three Show Cases, one Silent Salesman,
one Cash Carrier. one Safe, one Type -writ -
ter,' two Tills. one Lighting System, one
Baggy, two set of Wherle.
WHIPS
lie %1'hlp, t,.r 190
SIM ., „ 37o
51.40. .• .. 750
PURSES
We have some excellent lines of
at prices that are right.
laic lines at 100
Ybc •' " 1510
fine r. ,. 870
And an excellent el.'uvenir;Purse 100
TINWARE
Pails, Pots, ('ass, Bread Pans, Fry
Pans. all reduced in price.
Lantern Globes and Lamp Chimneys at
reduced prices
Y,ue• house
needsiwint tog;
at Iea.t three
out .ut every
four Mouses
should be
painted t
spring. Here
is your chance
tobuy Monist
IB i g Saving.
,steady wixevl.
F.lephrtn t
mixed Paint,
per gallon
.7b
M't le Leaf Mixed Paint, per gal's' $2.00
L.we
11• o.. Mixed Paint. per gallon $2.20
Pore White Lead, pet cwt
Haw 0 I. per gallon
Boded Ott, per gallon
$8.90
65c
700
B••Iva. Se,•ews, elf., Pails, Tinware,
Graidtewaie, Nickle-plate VW.re, etc., etc.
Ail lines of
MITTS and GLOVES
Hegul.r
6.
2.c line• for 17o
33c 24c
:A/c " •' 34c
500
*1.00
SNOW SHOES
All liner at Half Price.
75c .. ..
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SKATES
$4.50 lines at $3.25
$3.00 " •- $1.95
$'d60
$2 00
01.50
$1.23 "
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HOCKEY STICKS
} • Tole tlrbwssr keg
LOCKS
Padlocks. Drawee mocks and Till Locks.
We Mew a ebok'e lot : all are reduced in
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NEWS OF SPORT
All Stars Tis Iroquois
On M;aday night a good exhibition
of hockey was wiloeeeed by a fur
crowd of spectators at the West.trret
rick who's the Iroquois, the wieners
of the town trophy, and the All Stan
teens. pitted frum tbs other teams in
the town league, bad a pitched battle.
(Both aides played remarkably well
and both teams were well matched.
At hal( Woe the score wars 2.0 for the
All Stara, showing that they had had
their way in the brat hall but when
the game was over it was a tie. as the
lndiara had scored two goals in the
second hall. Stole I'ridbaru as rover
and Walter Buchanan on right wing
stared for the Stats and McGratten in
goal played a good gasp. Webb, the
goal tender for the Indians, also prov-
ed that he had been there before and
sidetracked the .hots as they were
rained at him.
Tile team, were:
Iroquois -Goal, Webb; defeuce,
Swart* and Smith ; rover, Snares ;
centre. L. McDonald: wings, McDon-
ald and Page.
All Stars Goal, iIcGrittten: de-
fence. Doyle and Reck ; rover. Prid-
haw : centre, Felker ; wings, Buchan-
an and McArthur.
(ferry Belcher performed the duties
of referee to the geurrnl satisfaction
of all.
Judging from the way the two
teams have played in two games the
All Stars and the Iroquois are very
evenly{ matched. In an exhibition
!tame Is.1 night there was • tie of 3-3.
,l'he play was tut through, ut.
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THE MARKETS
BIG SELLING OF
New Waists
AT 98c EACH
144 new White Muslin Waists go on Sale
Saturday morning a: this extraordinarily low
price. They represent the newest and most popu-
lar styles for the coming season, and are mads
from good quality lawns and muslins nicely trim-
med. High and iow neck, three-quarter and full
length sleeves. Regular prices $t.25 to $I.5o.
Special Selling tor Saturday, choke , 98e
Catt!, Prices Are Slowly Descending and
Oats Going up
A slight decrease in thep
of cattle in Toronto has cAutr.�'
his
1.1 i, es to descend 2'. cents per cwt.
hest.. Eggs art. getting more pirnti-
(u1 and conwtuesitly cheaper. The
pi ice of grain remains about the tame
wi,ti the exception of oat. which are
a little up today.
The prevailing pi ices today are:
Sall wheat, per test - 1.. S; to 11 (. At
Ruck .heat. per bu.b a Sc
Uwe, per busk .. n 'r to u 't;
Peat, per tomb ...1 o. to 1 .n
•liorlar«v ee►::::.• .. .. w 4.. to e w,
Merlenity, per ton b, lel 10 (•J
PerFlour, family. Per . w' i t;; to 'y et
Flour. ostcut, per cwt . • to 'I ell
Hese. per tat L a1 t0 _1 0•'
"boct•l per too---.• 13x41 +e S ON
Ilwy% per too. uew 13 ht 1 h,
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'strew. s tit to to l..
tt•ood, per toad i .., to s OP
[totter, per lb o YI ro- a
'rid Lliecee. per Ib
%e.. 4 be.•.e. !• ".A t,, a ;9e
Era:, heels. per dos * x W a t•
.lpplr•. per hbl . :t pt to 3 311
Putstoe., per b•l.hel. . . u 54 tee o V
i cattle. oraln y to Brood, per cwt, 5 ; , to a'0
4 .10., export, per cwt . $i •t; to 0 -.
Hair, .... .
beep. per cwt.. ... 3 3.1 to 4'e
lam . per 10 IF to n
1'..Ilow.per lh 0 .ti to u .
{aide.. per eat ..
Leint...,111-.
lore --t l.t'wt. ..
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Purses
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The lines are too numerous to mention but let us im-
press upon you that this is a Genuine Sell Out Sale and
all goods must be sold. Sale starts Siturday, Mar9i 7th.
All goods sold for CASH.
All outstanding accounts are now payable, as we wish
to dose the whole business as quickly as possible.
Howell Hardware Co.
Ltd.
North Side of Square, Goderich, Ont.
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STEAMErt SOLD
Steamer J. A McKee Probably Sold by
Present Owners
A newspaper deepateh from Cleve.
land says : "Thr Alb onus ('extra)
Steamship Co . of Sault Ste. Marie,
Ont., it it ondrretond. h.exght on sat-
'ndey the steamer J. A. McKee from
the W. -stens $team I ip (' piny of
Toronto. of which Cap.. W. J. Il+*.elt
is managing director. 1'hr McKee i. a
Leel ship ut :Citp tom t•apacita, full
Welland canal size, and built in peek"
The McKee is lying in (:odcrirh bar-
h,ir this winter.
STANDARD RELIANCE
MORTGAGE CORPORATiO
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Last Yraa's Earnings Over It Per Cent
-Aggregate het Earnings for the
Period Ending December pat.
1913. $351.336.55
In another column ..f this paper
will be seen Ilse annual financial state-
ment of the Standard itetiatice :ti.ot-
gage Uorp.ratien. 1'h.s is one ni I he
best statements wooed by any titian -
coal rorp.r*tion for the year litlla, and
was hignly comwrndtd by a lie sbare-
boldery who were pre -eat at the
annual meeting held *1 the corn.
ppaany'. oE1, es, t+2-Rti King ..repot east,
Toronto, on Monday. March 2nd.
The net earnings atuounted to over
11 ler cent of the paid-up capital.
which now amounts to the substantial
tam of $1,914:1.104. Ater dedoctueg
interest on debesiturer and deposits,
amounting( to $1".2,&1, the balance
available for diet,ibmion amounted
to $Z:/R,ROf, of which aura $118,471.Rti
was paid out in dividend*, $I110,W,
was added to the misery, fund, and
the balance carried forward to the
exedit of loss and gain acrownt.
The prevent. corporation is an .mal.
gamation of the Standard Loan Com -
my sod the Reliance. Loan and
amalgamation mhaving Wtkent Q t rhe
the 11nt of A1ay last.
The president, Mr. N. H. Steve..,
stated that the net earnings of tbe cor-
poration for 1913 exceeded the mos -
Mood net earnings of the two com-
panies prior to the amalgamation h
ovet $30,000. This record is well worth
noting, as showing not only the
efficiency secured by the combination
or the two oompanies under one man-
agement. tut it shows also what may
be accoomplished ie the way of redte-
tion of expenses of operation•
it will be noted from a perusal of the
statement that the total mala now
&,mount to $6,110,111$ The position
sbtabed in the flrsaseiat acid
�ltorlld
wby the
&Moe planes k eme.11,t� V+,me
Corpnr-
ioathaD peeepseems J Institutions
teig ast
ofbyhiscommuting
for the
looklog foe suhstanttml amt Lamer he -
v ltd• The d.bestm,ws of the
*amorous. are lamed is isms of $100
or more. sod interest at the rate of
Ilve per sinositts mat per os these
swop*.
275 eerprle.tton iavitse coreeepoed.
ease with refereeos is the emus t.,..t.
ut of howls at remmmeratl.. [tit..
dremeed
.t eat the sed teem am MEI
. First Showing of New Suiting*
We invite you to rouse and inspect the initial showing of
new Suiting. for Spring. We have just opened up no
ane
large .bipusents of the choicest and punt poplar /abides
shown for the , owing season. They are all in suit lengths
and there is no risk of any being duplicat,..1. Priers rain
(rum per yard x1.25 to $4.50
Excellent Value in Serges
.cages have lost nun, n( their popularity and will Iw
worn this season as much ar ever. t fur stock- i, now. au it.
bc*t. AVe tire .hoeing a large range of extra good (qualities
that will retain their color and stand the wear. All ate of
British manufacture and from the lowest to the highest
grade we guarantee them all pure wool and fast dy.•. P. ire
per yard 50e to *3.00
New Suits and Coats for Spring
\ow is the ideal time to select your new Spring Suit and
..at. The stock it At its lest today for this uvek we receiv-
ed large shipments direct from the leading 'nebular -timers.
Every Rimmed rept essetltr a iso.-rect style for the rnttiing *ra-
yon. %c cordially invite you to visit our heady -to -Weal
Urpartusent un Saturdat- and Boated (hese new *tykes. You
need feet under no nhlfgation whatever to buy.
Suits $13.50 to $30.00
Coati $7.50 to *20.00
Just a Few Left
If you want a Fur Coat, n Fur -lined Coat or a Cloth
('oat. you can get one ata "next to nothing" price if you
take advantage of our Clearing ofiering... This it the way
we ate letting the balance 01 the stock go. .
Six ('hind..•,.'. ('tate, regular up to $8.011, choice.... $1.50
'three Indies' Cloth Coats with Fur (foliar.. teeitbst
choice $7.50
Four Ladies' Fur -listed ('oats with .gable
rbonre.... $25.00
trot Kttediese amt •otter- Neeesnor• roost; xt'ees '11' and .>f(.
.••Loire for
. $45.00
'seer r '.tdie�s' ('loth ('oats, choice to cleat .. *3.75
New Persian Lamb
This sway' be a little tate in the was.en to put new Furs into
stork. We bate ju..t received several very hsnd rune pirrev of
1'er.ian 1..101, ata prii a which enables ue lu offer e..nle really
exceptional bargain... There ate thief. Miitts and flitee Keck.
pieces in the let Thi, i• un exceptional opportunity to secure n
pet of gond Pr..ian ! suit, It is price very much under value.
There It it reap.•., why we sic able. to do this, and a good one.
You wilt profit ley it If you take advantage of the opportunity.
Does Your Furniture Need Re -upholstering?
I rt us remind you that we make a special feat are of Ire -up-
holstering F'u,niturr, end have recently greatly increased our
facilities for handling this branch of work. The last of work
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masahip i, guar ent. ed. Our prices are the lowest possible eon
sietent with work that will give satisfaction. and is in all eases
gunranteed. rainier suitable for up-holstery are tinily asriving.
and a splendid assortment can now be seen.
APPRENTI9ES WANTED
Apprentices wanted for the millinery and dressmaking de-
p� omenta. (:o,xl opportunity for girls anxious to learn. Apply
Hodgens Bros.
SCRUTINY CONCLUDED
A Wet Majority of 114 Votes in Wet -
Lad Comity
The Canada Temperance act ever
tion scrutiny was concluded in Wellaod
County on $aturdav afternoon, with a
wet majority of 114 aine% the act
and 6.. balaw
iota still in question. Tree
relate to poil.No. 6. Thawed& totesa yK
ed werehere notvoter.
oon the U.. �� ballots
The most momentous decision of
the day, however. related to thm box
of No. 2. Brklgehurg. Here tbe orig-
inal count was 10 dry and 64 wet.
The deputy's statement, tattle from
tbe box, .bowed 12 dry and 03 wet,
The scrutiny count was 13 dry and 02
wet. Judge Livingstone accepted the
original count of at and 54 as being
the correct one.
On atoning court Saturday hie
honor maid that over eight he bed
carefully con.ldered his decision .toi
call Merin O. Couttburst, the duty
to do .o n view of the fact that the'
returnie officer, and bad decided sot
man was
/to
a crimloal charge!,
HARBOR AT INVRRHURON
Itteamebi[i Mee. However. are is Fame
.f C.d.uich
Toronto. March ,^,.- 8evreal local
steamship men have been asked to
amempsaay • delegation from Tower -
hum
the Demdsion government to sok for
tee estabNkhes*mc of & harbor of re -
same hoe
beet at
a local stems -
boat drake ler roe. thus., bet k
is
t; serval $sellar key/ever, that V
awry eat the low
kroundty d am al [atherthe r
at Inverhuron.
inverhuroo is nine miles north of
Kincardine and is the most natural
harbor on Lake Huron, covering an
area of fifty mils*. if the llovern•
meet decided to establish a break-
water at the smith aide of the point.
it would give a harbor covet Ing eighty-
five acres and with from twenty to
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thirty feet of water.
MENHSETUNC CLUB MEETS
Membership Increased by Ten and Coa-
atiltstioa Revised
The most important meeting of the
waa held on Tuesday mett:us, Orem clubn hMot. .t.or some 11
was a monthly meeting mod there WAS
a good taro out of me,nbe". and
a Int
of i urine., wa. trawss►etedThe presi-
dent, Mr, 0. L. Pia war in the
•heir. Th. treasurer'st-
04 by Mr. W. T. BMW, o id that
of the Mule were to &
mfir,staty *at.. A eumtWr
eseescaseretarftl
. Me. WaJtw�e�bHre,hwo a d
�. re-' .tr.1 i . saotlt t oto
j og d thn t.kina
which & aoasmftt.o hr boo. pewpar-
for some UMW lis ebeegee were
old will iMediat.(y becoste
law.
i7a slab a,mi8,d t0 "11111A•tai
to tabs bOliard room .sd
.e.�. a�lmelher table, s
owe wh4h the Mem bare in view.
am/aM .rix m>,tebsr,bip
f tied Mass-
a the het that ex -
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WON
the
d by two
puma are Waller Ile earai=leready., kr Revere" soimsektess em w
eda
or I 1 I work 1. os a wit►
the swan