The Signal, 1898-2-11, Page 841
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THIS WEEK OnIy
rgains in Dress Goods
A table of Dress Goods, an assorted lot., Plain and Fancy
Designs in Tweeds and Cloths. Any of them would be
good value at 25c.,
To be Cleared at 15 Cents a Yard.
Thu is s i excelleul opportunity to get • Cheap House Drees or Child's School Drees.
Don't maw it.
Bargains in Ladies' Underwear
Lilies' Drawers and Vests, regular 50c., for 35c.
is" 75c., " 50c.
{ 11
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111 " 81.00 75c.
ALL MUST CLEAR NOW 1
Bargainp in yrs' Underwear
All Wool, Scotch make Shirts and Drawers, from 19c, each up.
These are going at lees than wholesale prices.
jgeorytbiag in Winter wear must go now to make room for our large Spring importation..
Cash and One Prion Only !
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Wa r Hl sats FAxuci�' INSruuTa.—rhe
West Huron Farmers' Institute will hold
special meetings as follows : lweber°, Wed-
nesday, Feb. 16th, Mr. R. MoMiliten, of
Conataaoe, will .peak on" Corn Cultivation
wad the Silo." Mr. Frank Metcalf, Birth,
will speak on " A Farmer'. Garden." Mr.
Je. Hetherington awl other local men will
address the meeting. Kinteil, fhur.day,
Feb 17114, Mr. R McMillan will .peak on
•!Drulning." Mr. F. Metcalf will speak on
s' Farmer'. Garden." .Ir. R C. MoGowan
will speak on " Care and Managemsot of
Farm -Yard Manure." St. Helen's, Friday,
Feb. lath Mr. R. MoMlllan will a k o0
'al ire
of 'Steal lir. F. Meteaif win spoilt«
en „ Farmer'. Garden." Mr. Andrew Car-
rie, subject to be chosen. Mr. Wm. Bal-
Ue will speak on Farming u an Nom
potion." Come prepared to take pact in
the t'-tsc••sslon. !►lootinp will be held both
wiMsa000 awl eesai*e-.I a--e•eb—Flee . --i
magical and literary progrrmme will be rem
dared at the eventug meet' tg.. All are in.
'iced whether mambos or not' The fol.
loa.ng additional meetings will be bald, at
Holmseville, March 3rd. Auburn, Maroh
41b. Wingb.m, March 5th. At these
extra minting. Major. Jam.. Sh.ppard, of
Queenstown, and Joseph E. Gould, of Ux•
bridge, Provincial speakers, will be present
and address the meetings in addition to
looal speakers. A program of considerable
'sty and greet interest to farmers will be
presented at each of these meetings.
VITAL tiratnrlcs.—Tbe report of bath.,
ssrrktget, and deaths, Inc the Provines of
Ont .ia. ur 1896, have just bsen issued.
This report 1. always • year behind, ausi to
the difiisulty of getting returns, yet it oon•
Was "ems interesting facts. The following
st temente pertaining to Huron are taken
from h. pages ; bear in mind they all relate
to 1896 :—Population, 70 253 ; births, 1,•
324, being an mores.** of 110 over the pre-
vious year ; marriages, 361, • decrease of
42 ; deaths, 587, an inoreue of 54. fhn
average death rate for ten years., per 1,000
of populotlon was 7 9; this is al low • death
nen as occurs in any county to Ontario.
and maoh lower than some others, thus
ahowmr that Huron is fairly healthy. Of
the deaths, pneumonia, phtbbsee and old
age carry off more thin any other cause.
Of the births, 153 000ur in June, this being
the largest number in any month, February
beteg the smallest, with 73 ; 10 pair at
terms were born ; 685 mal.. and 639 f..
males were the sex.., refuting the idea that
. mere girla than boys are born. Tb.larg-
st number of marriages took plan. in
Marob, then being 40, while January,
Jose, October, hnvsmbr and Deoember,
sub return 37. More Methodists were
married than any other deuominetton, there
being 272, while the Presbyterians oome
next with 251. Four pars ma over 70 years
w.r. married that year ; 1 male under 20
and 45 females ; there tering 248 persons
married between the ages of 25 and 30.
Gown. 1 L]II'CRAN L MsrrtML—Mayor
Holme., of Clinton, will adores' the meet-
ing in the T.mperanoe Hall next Sunday
afternoon at 4:15 o'olook. An inter -,ting
address may be expected. All are oordtally
invited to be present. Jae Buohauau tad•
dressed tri• meeting last Sunday.
BUSINESS NOTICES•
414m Stead br,a.l0ies twiaa.Aa wort'
of on
yo r mey at ins minstrel show.
Baltimore Oysters, shipped direiot, are
received at the Balmoral Cafe Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
Reserve your seats early at Porter's for
thee-mineteeiHdower, Preinss got; -ah -w;
attractive and varied.
By leaving year order you may r.oe ve at
the Balmpral Cafe, direct from the coast,
shell oysters and clams, lobsters and
shrimps.
The dawns al .tinkers at work, with ao•
oompanlment of harmonic tips, is extremely
fetching. Look out for the pared" In o0s•
tame at noon.
Otvt•stts.—Gat them at tbe Viotoria ree-
taurant, West street, when you oan always
rely upon having them fresh ; we do the
oyster business. C. Bleoketoce.
R. R•delitfs has been re.appointei ticket
agent for the C. P. R. and may be found at
the old stand, nate door twist of the vipers
on the south side of Wert St.
W• have rendrred all our •ecounto
and mailed them and, we would like
if those who have had their •o0onnta render-
ed ono" or tw.oe b. !ire would pay ap at
EUPHEIIIIA A. 111.LENNAN'$
LINIMENT.
FOE ZZTjEB.NAL trSZ ClftLT.
is a positive cure for Spinal Disease, Hip Dis-
ease. Inflammatory Rheumatism. Lame Back
Lumbago, bao, sore Throat, Week and Sore Lungs.
Bruises, Sprains, StlRJol•s. Rupture, and all
kindred disease.
It hes also bees found a cure for throat at
factions In heroes,
None genuine without having the trade
mark on labels and wrappers. and " • A. 50-
Leasius. Lt•Iment. Ooderloh, Out„" stamped
0a wax seal on Slob bottle.
M.aafaetured only by Itupbemia A, ise-
Le.a.., sole patentee and proprietress. New
gate Street, Galena'. *.t.
HURON'S GREATEST SORE.
WE recognize the responsibility of years and the expectations of
succea . There ie a wide difference between tbe business
known ae R B. SMITH of today and the Estate of 15 or 20
theyto
ulrs timato. There
ucccess of the bit i ens. in There are none now.
Hencds esour
—nate for every promise made, and determination to measure up to your
highest expt;ctations,
The purchases made during the past few weeks will enable us to
double our lead for the early Spring Trade. These prices will very
likely prove what we say :
Wool,-Dasibiwirold Serges.:,. ,;
in. Tweed Dress Goods• .. • Iba
show case of Ribbons .. Half Pries
1000 yards English Fast Color Prints 7}c a yard
1 rase Tweeds, direct from the mill 25c. "
Double Fold Tweeds, regular $1.00 goods, for"
All Wool flannels, Scarlet and Pink j� "
10 dozen Heavy Wool Overhose, worth 65c, for
10 dozen Heavy Ribbed Hage 20c. *
c. a pair
Very special purchase Veilings, All Oolors and Black, 15 and 20c, a yd
ones, sad gave expanses. Jo.. Wiles,
The minstrel thew is Nr the Meath et
the town band and •e the band has b..h at
• great deal of expense dori•g the past
year, it is hoped the ottise.e will tura oat
lie the Iso mall rill the opera bowie to
ova deviation Friday the 18th.
AUCTION 8ALL3
All .aril.. anther their sat. s m . playa n1
ttaaLth1 atoll- W ti • me of sakes` taf.lrMl
Irk gDN VADAT. Fatsapa&T 16-0ta m ee-
lar at 1 p m., roan well be sell h�J� paO�Y�c
ascots. at the residence of D. MI
lap
Market street, the whole of Iia Mw►old
fureitareja td utensils. The forfeiture wee
ppaarrohasoa a few months slue and i1 fres
from all defect., Ihos gtvlag pursaesan
opportoaitiw of saluting articles as good
as new at their own prices. Tho.. Gundry,
auotloneer.
THE ISORTI ILNart. Wo,..—The skating
risk was crowded on Friday evening, •
targe number of ladies being .moss the
gathering. The suasion wee • hockey
match between sides chosen from the North
and South sides of the Square, the souther,
was being the challengers. The match was
for • barrel of flour and the result was thtaI
the pietism's who were going to wipe the
rink with the boys from the North, had to
buy it, which they did the toiletries morn -
tog, handing It over to :he King's Daughters
for distribution. 1 he puok was tao.d at 8
r. Id., and almost before Dan Melver had
blows his whistle the auntie rubber
was away down South, and remained there
until it pawed %breath the atioks. 1t waa
again faced and again went down to D.xios
land, and oounted Alter this bares at
speed, the hardy Noreem.n were 001 of
breath, and the Southerners dad what they
liked for a time and evened up the ramp,
after which 1,3th aides had • rest sad dress-
ed wounds, for by this time then were
several damaged bodies. Wheat the cawains
in charge had used the arnica, and Agoew's
ointment at hood, • fresh star: was made at
obanked gaols, and when time wee called
the game stood 5 to 3 in favor of the North.
As regards the play, we may haverseen sows
• little more soieotifo, but for real enjoy-
ment,
njoyment, for Starry langhter,'cever soy better.
Why, the oacbinat,op of the sterner part
of trih audience ooald be heard tor males, 1
and at one time when eight of the players
oiled in • help on the ice *era lighting for
the rubber, a well known geatlem•n went
isilu done Maier' ref` Witten* 1." . fyhrl»g tai'
contest, each player measured the los more
than ono., end • few more than • denim
times, hat the match of Friday was the first
we have seen where moro than half the
players were piled in • heap over the puck.
For the forth, Freak ;isanttoo played es!
voietrIockw1i1irutfier
-se Fred plays ball,
and E 1. Rlbineon sou close alter him, and
the other memt,rn g liy kept ap their)
TO ORD1flR,
C,LA�1'Closing-up Sale.
At Asa itia•al -s11. he. sail elle
sad el Ike game. tee the Dogra, Pashas
Tilt, Tilley, ie toot the wattle tom sremed
he ply wad gad oodesetaed the pats, ha
their .kill gad their look el nook wag
ogre sh.m s.telted by the lined* a twat
mid activity of *Mr meme.tg. The real
regalia of the gams were Mersa or twelve
dellen te the bead lead, sad a barrel of
Bear to the Ktar'e Ikell.11.11 tor thatribat•
lea The tou.wt.g esmpeeed the adore.
Noris Roane
Ben Robinson 1. M. D i ban
N. Moseley L B. Tilt
Jap Nicholson T. Tilley
Chao, Ball Dr. Mabee
Jao. Brown R. Bastigg.
Ed. Rona goo Kis. O►mpals.*
Frank Shelties Clue. Sheppard
Walter Shane= left yesterday tor Seattle,
Wshiagt.on territory. to lin a steamer
that sails nut week for Alaska
THE ONLT HOPE!
For Victims of Bright's Disease
is Dodd's Kidney Pills.
Not a day passes on which the
newspapers do not record the death of
one or more persons from Bright's
Disease. Already its victims num-
ber hundreds of thousands. Day
by day the awful total grows larger.
No class is safe from this destroyer.
War and intemperance, with all
their miseries and fatalities, are not
responsible for as many deaths as
have been caused by Bright's Dis-
ease. Yet, there is a way of resisting
it ; of drawing its poisoned fangs, and
making it as harmless as a summer
breeze. That gr,Eat medicine, Dodd's
TGaiiey MOMS cured thousands oI
the worst cases. It never fails to
cure, hopeless as the case may seem.
Would you safely shield your loved
ones from the fatal grip of this curse
of mankind—Bright's-Dise.se 0 - Then
use Dodd's Kidney Pills, the only
cure on earth for this disease.
CLEARING SALE OF
SHCES
We have decided to place on sale our Surplus Stock
nn ng the
NEXT 30 DAYS
Space will not allow us to give you a full list of the
different lines in oar large Stock. Here aro a few, and
you can judge by them that re Mean Business.
R. B.
0. W. ANDREWS, ]tanager. \lIrT
♦ e SHA MA
R N, Jr
SMITH.
60 pairs Lady's Buttoned Boot,, were $2.50 and 63.00,
70
43 " " 14 ,1
25
85 " Misses' Buttoned and Bale,
41
11 11
n
1/
"
11
2.00,
.1.75,
" 1.25 and 1.50,
" 1.00,
for
ft
"
N
24 ee Lady's Oxford Iles, " 85, $1 and 21.25, "
A few peril- Miiee7 THford _ 3W_ , Buttoned Boots "
1 line of Men's Felt Lined Bate, were $1.26,
w
$2 00
1 50
1 20
95
76
80
60
75
Call and see these goods, and if you need them, you
4ild•!6 to your advantage to
BTCT'Y NOW 1
Remedy irr
Weak and Impure pload,
Kidney and Uwr TeoiltMr•
a.essawrems sr I. R. esaelftof/e soosa.e11. ew. w
THE OLD STAND.
STILL TO THE FRONT 11!
PRACTICAL PLUM= and QA VITTU
Mi a* serene al (N so Ma eag.>,ed ter taatttl.r wk. �) u.hmaa ma esy oal..t
T m Prastiomi Mabee. O. J. HARPER
The tame is nearing when this
firm's business must be closed.
In order to close the business the
stock must be sold at some price.
GIVE US A CALL
YCU ARE SURE TO GET BAR(AINB
EVERYTHING MUST GO
We have a good assortment of
nearly everything yet, carpets in
particular ; but they are going fast.
COLBORNE BROS.
For 1898
-In buying GROCERIES you want the Beat and
the Freshest, particularly when you can[get them at
STURDY BROS. at the same price that poorer goods
cost you elsewhere.
- ,.•... -eyes want -to Intl a useful present, see the nice
things we have in CHINA and GLANS
S7 URD Y EROS
BUI3BEFISi OVERSHOES
• r T—
ASK FOR
THE CANADIAN RUBBER CO.'S
WELL KNOWN BRANDS,
• .
Alf Ilitindloss
.. Soso Moo
NEST QUALITY
LITE$T STYLES
• m
e . e STANDARD NEVER LO
AT MUNRO'S.
STAPLE „o FANCY DRY 00008 1
ALL SEASONABLE.
Yarns, Hosiery, Gloves, Drees Goods, Linen Department,—well assorted.
Small -wares Complete.
A large stook of Underwear at popular prices.
Scarlet, Grey, Navy, White and Grey Plane, la
Inspection kindly solicited. No one will be importuned to purchewa
�. MiUTNRO. Diaper..
SIIver
Plating
LIST.
PRICE
Spoons par dos 7be
Knives " $1.50
Forks " 75o
Table Cruet, each 76.
Pickle " " 50o
Matter Knife " 15c
Candle Sticks " 42e
Sad Irons " 15o
Scissors, per pair .......10 and 150
We can Plate anything
in Brass, Iron, Copper,
or Steel. Gall and see
samples of our work.
HEXBEBSOA BICYCLE CO.
LI*I4S4, aseertell.
EPPS'S COCOA
ENGLISH
BRE4KF4ST , COCO.'
11'ess.s.ss the ter iraby del escort alssi . r
DELIOLO? OF FLAVOR
�«�`*�d�! .� PIRIORTIT IN gveLITY
M.
NU�s QOALI'rms Vrauvailatt
d�p
BearJle Psand This only.
Tryrelatm.o d tt ate., Led_,
1�7e�s�a�W�, ttAon.
WHOLESOME..
D.
FASOME
— OALL AT —
CANTELON'5
gad gee W Ir ad display et
Fruit Cakes
iheL`sr'tt Free
Pastry Puff Paste, Tarts,
and OTpter�Pot�tle, or
ftffelft tel suet &Nagai whined .,gam Mang.
the le am gra t em maw.
eiiM
Me sr awn
tab waned 1 :.: O.
thug *1
PLANING MILL.
amens en.
Eocbanaii & hyniig
BABE, DOOR and MI,LIXD
Bagels t• es fled. et
LUMBER. LATH, SHINGLE'S
Ane bagetepe -.awls el *maw tfkr.adgllr.
Moil/Imitate a heakity.
Programme of the entente aeramiltaaal
Meas.
rib. Loa
.' & TyM, Veaelable garde. 1 leader,
Jag. WI1kI
Feb. 94. Spraying aad fa*gtoller / lead.
r, A. Mob. Alla.
Marsh 3, Beall trait. ; leader, Alex.
Hook 10, Fertillaers ; leader, Wm. War.
sea,
Horeb 17, How to make • wawa oar 1
leader, e. Moral.gates.
Marek 94, Poultry la ooameetlw with
the erenard aad gardas ; lender, C. Well.,
Werth 31, Aa aypppike erehard ler peels i
leader, •. MoD. Alla..
C. P. R.
The C. P. R. Ticket Office L again
open in Goderich, for tel hale e1
Tioketop to all parts of the world, over
the C. P. It. and its connections,
The C. P. R. is the
Shortest and
Cheapen _ Route watt
'Klondike
British Columbia and the North Shore
Gold Fields.
R. RADCLIFFE,
AOHNT.
WE MAKE._
Sewer and
Cdl-Ivert Pipes
MI trees trews 4 le. so U air Ira
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worms POR PRIMO.
THE 0N1AHIO SEWER PIPE !
ea �ofrrsiaw■ si a Ie.,
aasrowv av rrroa 7 a, a
We have a fine auortsae•nt of
SILVERWARE
Quadruple Plate, manufactured by the
Met idan-Britannia Company, of Ham-
ilton, whose goods are known the
world over for High Grade. Also a
full line of
POCKET AID TABLE
CUTLERY
el bent makers. Don't fail to see oar
hand.o®e
CARVERS IN 8ET8
II=
we have the !fest line and best seem*
meet outside the cities.
We kindly ask your .aepiiilesa el
theme goods. You will find our prime
right
DAVISON & CO.
TRU tl'P-TO-DATI I ARDWADZ.
The Kensington Yunftare Co.
14m11ad. have mato nent.pmasits with
J. BROPHEY & SON,
�g(( Wsatet. to easy a ton ren M task ogee.
The pebIN Ma ow
Furniture at Factory Prices
tee. slat. h/ tlM.s
fiv
io
••ow'a a.eMs sr rats,
CATTLE BOOS
Plumbers
8tesmm stere
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HJ►ilcILI ON -ST
Gocttexicas,
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