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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1915-1-14, Page 5THE SIGNAL : GflDERICI1 : ONTAhIO Tent aerDAT. JANOaa7 14,194 O ille.11111111.11111111.1111.111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111.141111•111111111111111111•1111111111 Free! Free! W kb rivers s nit of iNOa. ido�'s Oven/Is we w i I I ROBINS Wove a pair of heavy Police Restos. '' r � ijALFYPEAR.LY t Men's, Young , an . Bos' Clothing and Furnishings Free! Free! With every purchase of $3 or over we will live a Safety Razor or a Tango Tie, free. i at absolutely lower prices than you have to pay for the same goods in I any other clothing store in Goderich. We don't care where you go or what bargains you get elsewhere, we know we can give you more for your money. In the first -place we always sell our goods at a lower price than any other store. In the second place our expenses are less, and next, our rule is not to carry our stock from year to year but to give our customers the benefit of low prices and clear the store for Spring Goods. SALE STARTS SATURDAY, JANUARY 16th, 8a.m. ReAd, Read, prices are wrecked in every line. Bear in mind there are hundreds of other articles which space will not allow to list. Come and see for yourself. Men's and Young Men's Overcoats In the shawl collar, the ever popular convertible. pleated back, double breasted. Five times the assortment;shown an> - where else and every garment is unmatchable in quality and style. Overcoat regular 18.50, Sale Price. 16.45 7 45 9.45 10.45 12.45 " 14.00, •' " 16.60, " " reg. 118 to 22.00, " FUR COLLAR OVERCOATS at hot weather prices. Regular 115.00, Sale Price.. ..... 19.45 18.00, " 12.45 FUR -LINED OVERCOATS Good black, regular 125.00 114.45 Men's Tweed, Fancy Worsted and - Blue Serge Suits Suits of quality, style and distinction, peculiar to this store. Every one tailor-made, which signifies the best. Men's Suits,iregular 17.50, Sale Price1 4.45 8.50, " 5.46 " 10.00, " - " 6.45 12.00, " 7.45 15.00, •' 9.45 18,50, " 11.45 22 (10, 14.45 Men's Trousers What man doesn't appreciate a pair of Trousers prop- perly cut, Trousers that fit and hang exactly, right? Our stock is large, hence these reductions. Trouser, r gular 11.25, Sale Pricae..•....r:..a -56. - - ,, . 1.50, .' 4 _., 1.25 " 1.75, " " .. • 1.65 2.25, 1.59 2.75, '' .. 1.95 . 3.30, " 2.66 Boys' Suits and Overcoats reduced in the same proportions as men's, 11.95, 12.45, $2.75. 13.25 and 13.50. Regular values c.00 to 17.50. Men's Hats Derby, regular 12.50, Sale Price . 11.50 ,. 2.00, .. 1.2.5 Men's Felt, latest styles Regular 12.50, Sale Price 1.50 •• 2.00. •' " 1.25 Special lines to clear, Felt Hats, 45c and 75c Men's Pea Jackets Regular 17.50, Sale Price if id 14.75 3.75 2.75 Boots and Shoes Men's high-grade Shoes Button or lace, regular $5.00, Sale Price 13.65 4.50, „ 3.25 Men's Working Shoes, regular $4.10 Sale Price 2.75 " 13.50 Sale Price 2.44) Men's Everyday Shoes, regular $3.50 Sale Feld'"' .2.25 ,. lien's Overshoes and &tubber. Mens two buckle Overshoes, Sale Price.. 11.85 1.50 Men's Overshoes, cloth top, regular 11.50 Sak Price 1.15 11.85 Sale Price 96 Rubbers to clear at ... ... 75 Men's Laced -top Rubber Men's leather top. snag proof, rubber boot with solid rub- ber heel, rooted edge soles and leather laces, 17 inches from bottom of heel. Sizes 6 to 12. Sale Price $3.25 Men's Rubbers, top lacer, 6 to 10 inches high. Sizes 8 to 10. Prices 12.00 and up. Midwinter Sale in Men's and Boys' Furnish- ings and Underwear Men's ribbed fleece -lined Shirts or Drawers. regular Sale Price 33c Men's fleece -lined Shirts or Drawers, regular hoc, Sale Price 43c Men's wool fleece -lined Shirts or Drawers, regular 75c, Sale Price 49c Boys' fleece -lined Shirts or Drawers, Sale Price 29c ' • •' " Combination, all sizes, Sale Price 75c " light weight Underwear, special Sale Price... 19c MEN'S WOOLLEN UNDERWEAR Penman's Shirts and Drawers, regular 11.00, Sale Price 65c Tiger Brand, heavy wool Shirts or Drawers, regular 11.25, Sale Price 89c Heavy wool elastic ribbed 11.50, Sale Price 11.110 Men's Fine Shirts Hundreds of new styles, new colors. new patterns and new material at greatly reduced prices for immediate clear- ance. Regular value 75c, 11.00, 11.25, 11.50, Sale Price 45e, 65c, 89c and 11.00 Shirts or Drawers, regular Men's Mose Black cashmere, regular 25c, Sale Price Heavy grey wool, '• 25c, •' Ribbed Socks -to clear ... Men's and Boys' Sweaters and SWEATER COATS at reduced prices: lien's Ties New styles, regular 25c and 35c, te. clear........ 19c Men's hook -on Ties .15c Men's how Ties .............. 2 for 25c Handkerchi s - Fancy bordered, hemstitched, regular 10c, to clear.... 5c Men's Handkerchiefs, regular 2 for S5c, to clear 9c Men's Winter Caps All shades, regular 75c, Sale Price ...... . Ilk 19 12jc 45c 65e Neck Scarfs - Regular 25c and 35c, to clear......,......... . 15c - Men's fancy Neck Scarfs up to 45c Braces Men's heavy Police Brace., regular 2.5c and 33c 19c Light Braces, fancy ctllors, " 25c and 35c 19c !'fen's Arm Bands Regular 25c and 35c, to clear .... . 19c Hen's Working Shirts Regular 11.00, Sale Price s.5c 85c.di ....... 69c 75c, " " 59c 63c, ' " 49c - 50c 40c Mien's Mitts and Uioves - �laglagidliitts,,scgular 6.5cale. Price.. 45C ._.-..:.. LI iific stn.. "11.25, ,. Men's lined Gloves, regular 65c, • $1. • 85c, Men's Canvas Gloves to clear .I Sale Price... 111 .. Overalls Black and white striped with elastic back. hest makes. Bull Dog and Big B Brand, regular $1.25, Sale Price 89c 45c 65c 890 5c A11I sizes, Overalls without bibs, also Smocks, same price. MEN'S and YOUNG MEN'S ODD VESTS Sizes 32 to 37, to clear 45c BOYS' BLOOMERS and KNICKERS to clear, 35c 89c 69c Remember the DAY, PI,ACE, and TIME of SALE. Remember these are only a kw of the bargains that ale being put forth at this great sale, Lek of spate prevents farther mention. Our double guarantee insures your complete satisfaction. If for any reason any purchase fails to please, bring it hack at once and we will instantly refund your money or cheerfully exchange the goods. LOpen evenings to 8.30 M. ROBINS South Side of Square -_ 1111111111111111119 81111111111111111/11111MIMDMIIIIIIIMINIIIII11111111111110-_ -1. i i i LOCAL TOPICS. A. O. U. W. OMoses. At the usestlog of Maple Leaf Lodge, No. '3f. A. 0. IJ. W.. on Monday evee- io`` the following officers were in - , WW1 b J. M. Oovenlook, D.D.O.M., of Winthrop : P. M. W., H. Monis ; M. W., Wm. Oood : foreman, .1. Sturdy ; overseer, W. Blake ; recorder, O. Woods ; financier, W. R. Robert- son ; tzeawrer, E. 1t. Watson ; guide, T. Hawkins; 1. W., W. Vroowan; 0. W., D. McMuroh), rerwse4tative to Orand Lodge, O. W ; alternate representative, W. Oood ; trustee, H. J. Morris. A Treat for the Boys. •fhrough the courtesy of Mr. Joseph Kidd, who is always a true friend of the boys, the U, P. R. has allowed the use of a buodrad of their stereopticon slides for the Boy Scouts and Cubs of Ooderich on Friday evening. These slides are beautifully descriptive of Moeda and will he a great treat for the boys. All the Scouts and Cube of tiodei ich and their chums ars cordially invited to come and see these views in the lecture room of Knox church at 7 o'clock this Friday evening. Ab- solutely tree. Mr. John Galt will ex- plain the views. For the Boys at Salisbury. The ladies of the Red Cross Society sent Christmas rmrelnbrauoes to the Oodericb noys at Salisbury Plain, and that their kindly thought w•,, appre- ciated ie shown by the receipt of the following note sent to Mrs 0. Mc- Dunald, president of the Society : Dec. 24, 1914. Just a few words to than you for your tho•ttgghtful parcel and wish you and your Mociety the greatest success In the coming year. Yours gratefully, CIIAS. 0. ISKSTXK. Mr. Inkster. who enlisted at Winni- peg, le a son of Capt. Jas Inkster, of town. A Musical Event. The concert to he given by the Stewart Orchestra at the Lyric Theatre on Tuesday evening, Janu- ary 31 promisee to he a firstrste event. Among the talent announced to take part are Miss Mildred McColl, of Toronto, a former Ooderich favor- ite who has been winning laurels in the Queen City ; Mr. A. C. Fisher, solo handbell -ringer, of Hamilton ; Mr. James F. Thowsoo. the popular local vocalist, and Mr. Ben. Witmer, of town, who does some clever work as a comedian. The orchestra itself will put on a program of high-class music. Admission 23c. ; reserved .eats, 36c. Plan at Thomson's music store Wednesday, January At Married at Detroit. Mini Hazel Agnes Meteor, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Meteor, of Warren street, Ooderich, was mar- ried at Detroit on Thursday Decem- ber 24th, to Mr. Everett MacQueen, formerly of Mount Forest.. Ont. The ceremony, which was held at 23 H igh- land ■venue, the residence of the groom's uncle, was conducted by Rev. J. D. MacDonald, pastor of the First Presbyterian church. The bride, who is well known in Ooderich, having lived with, her parents here until a year ago, has become quite popular during her brief residence in Detroit. An account of her marriage, accom- panied hy a photograph of herself, appe.ired in The Detroit Free Press of December 29th. Mr. MacQueen is an accountant in a large manufactory in Detroit. Q. T R. Timetable. The Grand Trunk Railway is issu- ing a new timetable to take effect on the lith inst. There is no change, however, affecting Goderich except that. the 4.5t; p. m. train leaving here will have no Toronto connection but will run to London via Stratford, with connections to Detroit, ,Chicago, Chatham, Sarnia, etc. While the Tor- onto connection hy this train was a great accommodation, there will be no complaint asto the change, as the arrangement is probably the beet that could he made. Godeticb is faring better than a good many of the outlying points of the 0. T. R. system in Ontario and will still have a good connection with Toronto. At the same time, what is of great importance is that the local trade he- tweeo Goderich and Stratford will 2101 be well served by the 4 30p. m. train. "A Jealous Wife. This will be one cat the attractions presented eluting the engagement here of The Boyer -Vincent Sock Company, who play at the Victoria Opera House Thursday, Friday and Saturdsy of next week, opening with the beautiful foun•act comedy drama 'The Whirlpool' fur tho first titer at popular prices. This cowpony is repot 1 • d by both press and public to be the best repertoire show tooting Ontario in years, carting all special scenery and effects for each and evety attraction. which will ha presented complete in every detail. Several high-class specialties ere presented between acts that are both ,Iran and wholee.roe and alone writ th more than the price of admin•inn. 01115 iclila 'fee 'Weft* fee a rest show. Prices 15e, :rSe, 4c. Pian open at Edwards' Monday. Public library. Thr public library board met on Maturiay evening last for'regular bnsi- nese. There were only three ab- w enteee, Meseta. Killoran, Elliott and the Mayor. The acoounts ordered pa d were : Water and light commis. bion, twelve watt (amps, 14.90; Geo. Porte], magazines and papers for 1913, II1a►;, the librarian, sundii.. for library, 97. J3; and the sectetar , salary and expenses, $13.22. The li- brarian reparted receipts during De - somber of $4.39 and an nesse of 796 books and magazine.. The small issue of hook's during the month ift ac- counted for by the closing of the book exchange on account of the epidemic of measle. The desire of the ladies • f the Women's institute for the use ,d the room in the hesement as a place of meeting teethed full dlsrossion yle immediate actin was taken, but the matter was left open till the nett meeting of the hoard. Mr .1 8 Hunter's Visit. Mr. J. B. Heater, formerly organ Jot and oltnlrtsaster of Knnx ehyr•I- now of Hemilton, we. In 4, Rundav and it -sitter' Tmen B A \II& Or CANADA WIS Cask In the Rant Ton Can lay N Advantage You know how everything costa more when you have to buy on credit Why not practice self -dental a while If necessary. open a Savings Account In the Union Bank of Canada, and, with the money In hand. buy at Cash prices? The discounts will help to swell your bank balance. and you will have made a good start towards HAtlpclal lndepcndenc • Goderich Branch -F. WOOLLCOMBE, Malinger. s EA ST ST REET GARAGE for Automobile, Motorcycle, Gasoline Engine and Bicycle Repairs by fully qualified mechanics. Skates sharpened, 15 cents EAST . STREET GARAG E • 11 WOOD FOR SALE I have a number of corded good Hard Wood for sale, also a quantity of Ward Wood. ('bone or. call for prices., delivered' at your home. ROBERT WILSON PHONC No. 165 HAMILTON STJSCCT Stewart Orchestra of twelve mean .crit is open for engagement for concert, social or festival' event,. Good music. Whole program furnished if desired. (3E". STE:WART, Manager, Godt rich. service at Knox church in the even- ing. The members of the congrega- tion were much pleased to see Mr. Hunter again in his old place, and after the service he received many warm greetings. Mr. Hunter has evidently been doing good work at Hamilton,. judging from the comments of the newspapers there. in the report of a concert given recently by his choir in St. Jchn Presh}terirn church is the following comment : "Mr. Hun- ter has been in Hamilton but a short time, and during bis tenure of office as choirmaster and orsaniat of St. John church be has buil: up a splen- did choir, the nlusi"sl features of the cbur_h te•ing second to none other." Lord's Day Alliance. A meeting in the interests of the Lord's D.ty Alllanre :va, held in Knox church on Monday evening Fast. Mr. G. M. Elliott, the president of the local branch, presided during the meeting and was ag on elected presid- ent for the ensuing year. Rev. James Hamilton was elected .ecretary. R.ev. D. W Snyder; general ,.ecretatl• of the Alliance, gave the address of the evening. in which h. point d out the necessity fin the Alliance's .activities and drew attention. to the way the t'oitad States was endeavoring Lo overtake the diare.pect of Sabbath laws in that country. The Law their was good, but it hail rot keen en- forced. and the American Monday newspaper had hecunie the great men- ace to Sabbath and home life. In On. tario the publishing and .pie of news- papers on the Sabbath wit. ptohihited. Through its activities the Alliance had been enabled to place upon the statute' hooka the hest Iota', iia) Act in the world. Mr. Snyder also answered a number of objections which were often raise 1, charging the Alliance with interfering with personal liberty In securing the prohibition odtheay. rale e of cigars. cigarettes. postage Stamp, etc., flow drug stores ou mut I said these thing• phould he )noted upon in the light of protecting all trade Iron' Sabbath desecration. He also touched upon the te•trirtinns placed upon large eorpora'iorw to compel theist to give their employees the opportunity of Sabbath obaety. sore. THE FIRST STEP ,)fteti naso. so much. It h.- mew,' .nerve 10 tho..aod4 of young lKepic who wtr.te fOr our catalogue ae t hr ll r• t +rep towards good eat,rled po- it ,o... Tyke the .tep today. .tddre.•r-I `eo,ral Bu-ine-•,.ullegs.:M'. Yon--'itrert Tcr onto. W. H '-HAW. Ptv-Ideut. DIY CATARRH TOLD IN A SIMPLE WAY Without Apparatus, Inhalers, Salves, Lotions, Harmful .Drugs, Smoke or . Electricity. Beals Day ' and Night 11 is a new way., It is something Absolutely ..different. No lotions, sprays or .sickly smelling salve« oz creams. Nu atomizer, or any appar- atus of any k'nd. Nothing to smoke or inhale. No .t 'awing 01 rubbing er injection.. No electricity or vibration or. uraseage. No powder ; no plaster no keening in the house. Nothing of tIat kind at a11. Something new sad r. Sterling Bank Buys Debentures. The Sterling Bank of Canada h p'rchsard for immediate delivery $135,000 worth 1,1 the town of Wel- land twrn'y-year debentures, the de- bentures hearing Si per cant. interest payable half -yearly. OODERICH MARKETS. T III aanAv. Jim 14. Wheatper ha.h 0 1.1' to $ 1.1-i /tat• per Muth .40 to .10 NaA.y, per Mn.h .. ...... .00 to .Itt P sr, per Mn.h.. .. 1.0 1. 140 IMekwheat peM,i r haw*. �... .e/ to .70 Floor. famtiy. p•r cwt a!3 le 9S Floor. patent, per met C'S to Yflai i Bran, per ave.. lune to .4) Mitette, per ton Sell to *40 1 Hay, per ton . , - 1641 to MIR Ptraw. Iona., ser tiR ..... SOI t0 l Wand. pee keepery .... Halter. perle ..... ti to . Rae.. tr... e ass ..... .M to . rotator. per boob el ie. ANewt, per bbl . .r1 1. I. aft», butchers', real et ptot 7.ba ) to l.s oats. hoteliers'. furdl ." i.40 to - How. neepee cwt t., .. , 7.40 to i 1 .bs,ws Iteiirut$.r,f•141•t•., t.4 a 77..1 tg, sy.l) .sanlills,.4 • • • - ,X to • :Il ''AV ",,t " it .is to . !newt.« s ...,7' gill• Macao • 4 Mat ,D '1 0ft-tent. sonar bit g delightful and healthful, sour. thing instantly euro;ese- ful. ': ou do rut hare t'' wait, and linnet and pe but a lot of m•:ne Yuuc iu C a its s, pI 4pd" Ll gladly tell ycu how --FREE. 1 stn not a dc -tor and this is no: a so-:alied Jnctot'r preseription-hut 1 am cored and my friends are cured, sad yon can he cured. Your sulferlug will stop at ' once like magic. i IN Free --Yu Cu Be Free My catarrh was filthy nod loatk.o oe. It mate me 111. At dulled my mind. It 1111411. rala.d ra keNtS and ver weakw my 11111. The hawking roughing. +pith g m ob. nocioee m to .11. and y foal htbaf an '..t - Ing habit. mode even myloved•.ge• 4vole m. ..eerily. .11y delight ItIhhl wall dolled sad tar famine. Ipipairt (thew list It, tf u wnuld'brfvrW�t me tO an tint) to frees to e.ar� tnnitles. .lowly yet rnn1Y sapping nit v:t. ty. Kot 1 found cu.tad 1 7 o RISK JUSroY .tend no menet/ )oat yemrwarns and add on a rector) n.rd. flay •'11e.r 'tam Ka Plena tell bashown red pry r4t..rrh haw 1 ran cnre rathw' That g' 111 fon sky, 1 will under.tAe4 •ad 1wino to with enniplerle ♦ 4armsirit:'TIR{i:B, at Ib not dela, •t.•nA pn-MI r4rel or write 4 anal yml�l..ietfYAh11 NIF 7A17VbMlrrenl a.ent that can do for you what It ba+ lone MIL 0 1L ,S�A]M I AT2, Ram') o264e 1411 Mufuei St. `acrosin, 0 VA"