The Signal, 1898-1-14, Page 8) ITItrt a . 14, lane.
CLEARING SALE
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WINTER GOODS
We don't intend carrying over any lines of Winter Goods into the
spring, and have Started this SALE while you still need Winter Wear.
COME AND SEE OUR BAIIGAINSt
POSITIVELY
CLOSING UP BUSINESS 1
Ladies' Jackets
Clearing Sale Prices at Less than Coat.
Millinery
ng Sale, Half
Price.
ores uioves
Canadian
Pacific
Telegraph
Patronise
True
Competition..
Dollars' worth of goods still to be
sold, all of which must go at what-
ever they will bring.
Slaughter .Prices on verything I_
some of our
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200 Pairs Fancy Ringwood and Black Cash-
mere, worth 17c to 25c, sale price. IOc.
Fancy Ringwood and Cashmere, worth 25c
to 35c, sale pri a 15c: -
to make prices sell the stock. You should secure -
ns bemire it is oo late. ---_-._
COLBORNE SILOS.,
per J. H. COLBORNE.
Tru Out ��PAe�staa MeaT 00 )
sar=wth tireto
eb ter
ii Mathes ,rineloise sal la
behaves b aIt sospatl WM Meal at earl penessaki!
Por halm d.seas.h aim tae rem
Mees, eosemither with lama sad :Me
Werth week/Villa Direst thesis/11 OO amblaires he andPeel u
oa.s—Sootk tilde Weetate
a sa.cun■
/t !Manager iseaeelek
THREE _ .
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CLOTHING
WHEN YOU PURCHASE
- ONE OF . -
Tiii First of February, only:'—.
20 per cent. Discount off our low
price
Everything in clothing comes wider this CutPries. This wall be an ex-
ceptiot.al chance to tit up at unheard of prices. .
All Must Clear Now!
_Blankets, Comforters,
Flannels, Furs,
Cash Shad --Oils Price OniNr
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SBIRAN6°
Don't Kick ...
because your lamp SMOKES
or WON'T BURN, as we
have just received a Car Load
or 1898
on't :Forget that w.
bare the Largest nod Freshest
stock of
CONFECTIONERY
in town.
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Don't Forget to mini..
Inc. Bargain Tables
our 2
in
CHINA and GLASSWARE
Pratt's Astral
SMITII BROS. & CO.
WOI 8 LL'S
00AL or}:Stoves WOOD
Yon Mea deeppeenad on tbelr beluqq the
SKIT BAKENS and the MOST
ECONOMICAL ON FURL ot any
stove In the market. Every stove
guaranted perfect any warranted
tor one year.
Beet Canadian and American
(Our Special)
American 'W'ater
White
Best Canacan and
Lily White
In buying GROCERIES you want the Best and
the Freshest, partrcnlarly when you caniget them at
STURDY BROS. at the same price that poorer goods
cost you elsewhere.
If you want to buy a useful present, see the nice
things we have in CHINA and GLASS.
Dor't Forget that oar
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
is complete in every detail.
Beams sonde Littlish Sully for
Deooratiag.
CHAS. A. NAIRN
STURDY BROS
RBE -RS aOfERSHOES
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Seazonable GOODS
We have a fine aaeorttaeat d
..OILS..
:y.
ASK FOR
W. c. T. U. l)h.rARTMENT.
Popular Deir.Was.
The working ol.sere in Eogland ere still
largely under the delusion t bat sloohol is oe
oss.ary is laborious oo.upattons. Dr Parks&
whale work .o the ds,•.rtm.s, of hygiene
ranks with the torsmo. 1 the century,
says that experiments' wbo. h aro an accord
with common exp.nenae'bo.s that men rem
Raced 10 eery horn tabor esu their work
• s.mI-y wnbm.•
nice retry also to reoogn.ce the feat that ex-
tremes of heat and oold are better borne
without It. 1 be union that alcoholic b r•
*rages are neoe.sary to great beat N, 1 bs.
Heal, a miohievoue delusion The ezperi-
seos of those who hays eoeducted greet es•
peditions In hot oocntnss, and of those who
.ave the remitwl oare of workmen enga.red
I. employments whioh rzpoea them to great
heat, is 0000lsaive of the fait thy. teeto-
tallers are more vigorous and healthy then
thee* whe do not abstain. The same can be
said of those who are exposed to exoes•ive
fold, and it is with there wit are perhaps
snore nouoern.d, b.oan.e in this rigorous oh -
mato of ours w• ars coos aptly nearing
people to the winter say that they take al-
sobol to keep int the oold or to ward oil the
effects of the oold. Aloohol for this purpose
is tot on y nrnlsss, but is is to ming Oases,
speeieily to those of weak circulation, posi-
tively 4eag.rons.
A. the settee et aloohel in this oath Is
easy to understood, it may be interestreg
jest to enter • little Into the phf .•oingio.i
osswideration et the suijeot. When the
body b expn.ed to oold the surface vessels
eeateset, and the blood ,s driven into the
let riot of the body, and thus the heat of
tae body is preserved. The ef.ot of aloobol
Y, however, to dila'. the surface is, to
alkow the blood to flow freely over the sur-
fe.. sed theg to modem' the sensation of
• warmth This, however, mean' a greatly
i.wsim.d lees of heat ty radiation, sn4A
when the cold la oontibued, • dangerous dol.
press on cf t he mroul.non. A story s told
y- Dr Milner Fothergill, which well i11ns-
treies this A party of Americans were
crowing the 8terr. N.taia, when the oold
was tarns., and they hal to pus the night
in an expose., alt'a ion Some took alcohol
to keep out the mal t, and o, here took uooe.
These who had taken much alcohol I -y down
warm and o•.n.lort.ble; shose who had
taken leu ee.e not so warm uor so oomfor-
taLls ; three who had taken none were cold
and uncomfortable When the morning
Dame show who had taken no alo.ibol
arose vigorous and refreshed ; those who
had taken a ltttla aro„hol arose les. vigorous
1t ko
much aloohol did not rise at .l1, shay
perished from molt ••wring the night. Thos
wbo took no t.louno' kept their bears warm
at the expeo•• of their skin, and they lived.
Bur hos rho hat eke* • uoh alcohol kept
their ski.. warm at 1hi. expense of their
h -art and they m..i —Rev 11 F. Benham.
Coal Oil.
ORSELL'S,
Tae firman Met imam.
These are the BEST and need
recommendation.
IEE & SHEPHARD
THE CANADIAN RUBBER- CO.'S
WELL KNOWN BRANDS.
Nrw BOORS. -1 he I t,lto. Inv new books
are .t the Mwhar,.o.:-- t,.a Biwirz : Quo
Vrdw ; All. e'.: Cn.tr Inv utble ; S 'elm's :
P.o. of the War.,'.; Ib,esior'e: lo the Year
ot Jubilee ; C••hb'.: (loomsker of Moscow ;
Meal arse4 : In Leo D ye of -Auld Lang
Syne; Cor.11i : B.r.I b..; MaoLsen; Kees
Car*svt. ; C.tue : C iris! ion ; N' h, by ;
Mary Fs e..k'• D•uAtuti,; P.rke.'s;Seale
of the Mwhty ; i)wadi : What Necessity
Koows ; Grand : B.• h hook
BAD Comma? —Don', forget the bind
mintier! fixer 10, ne drat week to F. btu.ry,
end the be.& value .4.t:+a.waos Th. tied -
ori chorus, ie .imply me/sillotent. the best
Atrtean talent has SFjyrt.gnged for the
minstrel 'onus. Thermic* will be rendered
by nor most finished enema, ih• iaterlooa
tor is s maws! of grace en 1 dostnty, and
'As end man 's trre.i.tioly fonry The
band wt11 sty. . onni.Ie or overtarrs and s
few well ssleomel sero., derma, end quar-
tettes,
OOncR1Ow Wino.—There was a fair at.
fandango .t 1..k.. ins rink on Frid.y eve.
nisi to wife,'. the game .1 hooker be' ween
the home teem ami one from the S.) y .11.
lag.. The puek TiN sot limed sill steer 8
do{oiph, bet when is ,loi on the Move it went
at a Neely gait, and heifers the Tooker' on
STILL TO THE FRONT ! ! !
i tab this opportunity a
afeew that 1 have deo:ded 'n
Mammy wore to Goderich as a
could catch its movements it had passed be-
tween the poles, and goal 1 was scored by
Ooderloh. The game continued at the same
lively paoe, and goal. 2, 3, 4 and 5 were
made In rapid suooesaiob ty our boys. The
eizth goal we. taken by the visitors, and
while the teams were arguing some point be-
AittliglidiMiln t and the
rink was to Egyptian darkness. soon es
darkness came matches were lighted around
the rink, and within a minute a large lamp
was brought in that gave a glimmer of light
throughout the vast builliog. As may be
expected, there were loud cries ot play dar-
ter the darkness and then with the lamp
light, and while the wits were getting off
their funnytems about the Fame the town.
dmoent was again manifest. The game was
then resumed, the play being ahead ot the
Brat half, and each goal was well won.
When time was called each side had scored
two goal. In the last belt, the totals being
Uoderioh 7, Luokoow 3 We congratulate
the home team on its sueo.ssful beginning of
the season, and the management on being
able to place .o strong a 7 on the toe.
1111 CANADIAN Howe JOURNAL—The
Jannary . Dumber of the Canadian Home
Journal -has two features of special interest
to tJaeadisee, besides the usual departments
which are w important—the fashions and
fancy wort. the delicious home-made wady
reoeipts, the music and .t,:riee, and the two
delightful pages under titer prat y heading,
Young Canada.” Coe is an article written
by Rev. Henry Soadding, D.D., giving ez-
traota from an old diary kept by Mn. 81m-
ooe, wile of the Ant Governor of Upper
Canada ; and the second 1. another fall pare
on the organisation of the Canada Club,
whioh is a matter of home interest not only
to every woman in Cane#de, bat, Indirectly,
to ever Canadian, 110'41600h as it w111 ad-
vance the interest. of their country to an
Extant atm -omit hardly ,realized even by
the members of the Clot) Reports of their
meetings will he given every mouth in the
Canadian Home Jeerer'', and wi11 be looked
for with Interest. The Canadian' Hewes
Joaraal, McKinnon Building, Toronto, Caa.
EPPS'S COCOA
ENGLISH
BEST QUALITY
LATEST STYLE$
SII.QERWAR$
Quadruple Plate, manufactured by the
Me,idan-Britannia Company, of Ham-
ilton, whose goods are known the
world over for High Grade. Also a
full lane of
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PRACTICAL PLUMBER and GAB FITTER
1:4,17L 1wk. Nw sauetvh.tdtntkas. t
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at fori aro:
moa lothr 'rwooal7 practical workman, sod rev prism
The Practical Plumber. 0. J. H A . P E FZ
Pommes the Wooing dietinotliemerits t
DELICACY OF FLAVOR .
SUPERIORITY IN QUALITY
QSdT!>r41. anti 0011701tTIaTQ
to tis XZBVOV3 or DTSPZPTIO.
NUTRITIVE QUALITIES UNRIVALLED.
In Quarter -Pound Tins only,
Prepared by JAMBS EPPB & Co..Ltd.,
Hom®opathio Chemists, London.
Lifland.
WHSOMEI.
..TOOTHYOME
D. C��zom's`READY FOHTHE RUSH
and see his grand sinew ot
POCKET AND TABLE
OUTLERY
• of best makers. Don't fail to see our
handsome
CARVERS IN SETS
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e .. STANDARD NEVER LOWBEL
AT MII11T$08.
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS 1
ALL SEASONABLE.
we have the finest line and best mason-
ment outside the cities.
We kindly ask your inspection o[
these goods. You will find our prima
right.
Yarns, Hosiery, Gloves, Dress Goods, Linen Department,—well assorted.
Small -wares Complete.
A large stock of Underwear at popular prices.
Scarlet, Grey, Navy, White and Grey Flannels.
Inspection kindly solicited. No one will be importuned to purchase.
A. MUNRO, Draper.
Fruit Cakes
mane from the hesMr' that 4 rlY D
Id be
bought. He leads the
e tradede Inlrl
OR�tA�[TING anddOORNNAMENTI 8 EDDING
E& BeC1Neans yoart r yes ALMOND
la the line
Pastry, Puff Paste, Tarts,
and Oyster Patties or
Puff Rolla
1 with the most delicious whip;wi cream AUIan,
the latest out In pastry.
1.68
Short Bread e-.' :twos PIm Gad Oaks
all kind .kept on hand.
Lewitt orders In the moreinr, and they el
tilled and delimited Eke gams day.
PLANING ZILL.
OrIT
Remedy fer
a Sewer andWondrful Toa1sittI RIII Culvert Pipes
% WO
Weak and I;npure Blood.
Meir.
mvsls•s.
rR/p�.
and
Kidney and Liver Trembles.
miessemonms ea I. N. M*sLIt D. s....sss.. ere.
An a.m. �4 a. Ito
WRITV /row
ESTSSLISNEs I$15,
The finest selected Raisins 3 pounds for 25c.
The finest cleaned, Currants, 1 .1
Walnuts 2
Almonds 2
Filberts... . 2
25c.
25c.
2150
DAVISON & DO.
THE UP-TO-DATE HARDWARE.
The ieu initou Funiture Co.
Limited. hays made arraogeeoats with
J. BROPHE' & SON,
et wort -or. to carry a ton Ilse of their Mb.
The public an gee
Furniture at Factory Prices
tress �1.. and by daimons:her" V
:arse ow[. N i�hek by ° Hese '
toi thei Com parry's .hake nee fray
ineireatessd by them
CAgDIES
CATTLE BilOS.
Onr stock is simply immense.
Watson's hand -dipped Chocolates, 2 pounds for 25c.
Cream Candy, 2 " 250.
A Baakst of nice Mixed Candy for 10c.
ORANGES
llucliairnus & Rhiyiias
N.Merrsorot as
BABH, DOOR and BLIND
Dealers la all kl.de ef
u� YYT `p SLIER oyer LUMBER. LATH. SHINGLES
THE ON1 Allo PIPE D ao t+ aA m.Nela1 of ewer sass t
eO .T. School furniture d Snakily.
eae'a T Ar t.r•eia 1 *.IONTO
We have the largest stook in town
Florida s, Californias, Valencias.
Try a pfickage of the beat CEYLON TEA ever
brought to Canada. 50c. for half lb. package.
Plumbers
Steam-TTitters
Tinsmiths
,
C. M. ELLIOTT
RAIULTON-BT. GROCER. Telephone 52
HAYILT ON -ST
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