The Signal, 1898-5-26, Page 10• g Tw /180 T, they 116, 18118.
Friday Bargain Day
And every day, you will find our Goods at Bargain Prices.
Just now we are making special efforts to snake this store
the beet within your reach in dry goods values.
CLOTHING VALIIES.
Men's tweed Suits, regular $10,
tor ., $7 00
Fine Tweed Pants for
1 00
DRESS PRINTS.
A new range, regular 10c., for ....5c.
ORGANDIE MIISLINS
Regular 15c., for 100.
Dress Goods
Do you waut • choice Dress Pattern in Silk Mixture Designs. All new
goods. Regular 75c. • yard for 50c. ; regultr 61..25 and $1.00 per yard
Dress Patterns for 75c.
HOSIERY.
Ladies.' Fast Black Seamless Hose,
3 pairs for 25c
MeiImported 13ermsdorf Black
-$reef.reolra.9bos�be 15e
Children's Fast Black HOsrall
wires, for ego
F, 11 assortment of Ladies' and
Children's Tan and White Hos
iery.
GENTS' NEEDS.
Cashmere Socks, regular 251, for 20o
Nice Underwear, per suit 40c
Braces, regular 25c., for 20c
GLOVES.
The latest shades, all sizes, in
Navy*. Greens, Reds, Tans and
Black Kid Gloves, reiu'al $1.25
for $1 00
A fall line of Silk, Taffeta and
Lisle Gloves.
VESTS. ___�
flee our special at 108
VEILING&
Special line, wide, all Wm% at10c
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
A full range of White Underwear
up -stairs. Night Gowns, Corset
Covers, Drawers, Skirts, Chemises,
Wrappers, Aprons, etc.
WOW GOODS. ,
NO TROUBLE TO
Millinery and Capes
' -e."— "The LAW, the Most Beyliah,
the Cheap$st Millinery in town.
CASH IS KING -
. In Wasters. Ws bey for Cash and sell for Cash. These arooenditioar•bhat
are fall of meaning to every shopper, and give us a lead to be the best stare
within your reach.
SMITH BROS. & CO.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
Csvacu ?sta.—The ladles of Knox
oburoh purpose holding a Church Fair for
the sale of useful and fancy article., in the
Temper•noe Hall, on Tuesday, June 91k.
The Fair will be open to the public at 3
o'oloci in the afternoon, Tea will be ser-
ved from 5 to 7 o'clock. Ion Dream and oaks
will be served during lite evening. There
will be a musical programme tarnished dar-
ing the evening, also a table of homemade
wady will be on sale during the afternoon
dad evening. Admission to hall, 10o., re-
traehmente, etc., extra,
A NINL STEAM YACHT.—Frank Humber's
steam ywht was not lauaohd on the 24th,
as had been expected, the delay being
canoed by • long watt for the wheel, but as
THE SIGNAL : GODERICII ONTARIO.
this pare of Me a' arrived
Mea-
dor the pret ash will sees be kl :i:
o'er Lake Rarer, The ysebl 1s 24i feet M
length. le cleverly designed and le deisked
artistically. The prominent color, of the hall
are red, white sad blue, but inside the
trtmmiads are mostly oak, particularly well
polished. The wheel is so arranged that
use person can attend to the steering and
the engine. The owner will use oil, as it is
cleaner and cheaper than owl, and he an-
Iloipates that under full steam he will make
121 miles an hour. Ser. Humber hopes to
laasob the yacht early next week, and lroo
That day it will be the a►treoti a at the bar-
ter.
A Sora Sxavtcs —On Sabbath evenirr
lost a service of song was given In Vioteria
Street church under the management of .1.
W. Broderick, the leader of the choir.
The attendance was large and the service
deeply interesting throughout. The pro-
gramme consisted of anthems by the choir,
a quartette by Misses Jobsson and Bell and
Messrs. Rutledge and Hillier ; dsetts by
Mies Stokes wad J. W. Broderick, and
by Messrs. Humber and Broderick ; solos
by Was Bateman and Mr.. Godwin were
well res4ered and highly appreoiated. The
sermon by the pastor we. on the subject of
David's victory over Goliath, and was divid
ed int* three parts which were Interspersed
with ain;ttn . The duem
t by Megan. Brod-
erick and Bamber in David and Goliath
was exosedingly aopropriste to the "eject
i,i► •-laetisg fapsesdon es the es..
.gregsttoo.
,,Das or Pt:atsusxtoa.—Will sawn - Neer*
and oorrespoadeots please remember that
Tn■ SIGNAL is published for early oirw•
ladies is town mob Thursday morning and
for afternoon delivery the same day
{browbeat the country ! Helios to be
ready for oirculetlon we must go to press
each Wednesday aftsrnooa. Ti. SIGNAL
tried the Friday Issue business and It was
successful as far as the office was oaacern.d,
bat t was not so to advertisers and we
were locoed back to the old day. The dig•
lenses between a Thursday and Friday is.
sue was soon disocyered by advertisers.
They Icuzd that by s Thursday :.:aa_
NAL readers could end out where to y
goods when rooming to town Friday or Sat•
urdav, whet es by the Friday one rbe paper,
as • rule, was not del voted till Saturday
The cause of the early delivery of Tburdsy
perils that most people who take local
Saks Toronto or Maetrwd.. weeklies
as these are invariably delivered on
Thursday, the home journal le taken out at
the same time.
A Sutc easppr. PAaroaATI.—•Ltwe Swday
morning Rev. Jas. A. Andantes preached off,
" itewardshrp," th i 000usiou being the i0tb
assivereaty of his induction in Knox church
"Give an moment of thy stewardship," was
text, and in his sermon he sought to stir
up his hearer"' memory of the past by re
terrine to the borrows they suffered, the
dampen they had escaped, the trials sand
weaderinge of their local pilgrimage, to-
smiler
oRetbse dflertbs jays -that were theirs to rt.
pevivaee. In the muse of his sermon he
farted In affectionate terms to the memory
of the first three years of his pastorate,
which were spent as assistant to Rev. Dr.
fire. Re spoke of that period as • season
of muoh comfort and edification to his own
soul, during which time the feiniest note of
discord was never heard. It was • season
of uninterrupted harmony and concord,
which left its Impression for good on the
TOWN AGENT/ i—C. J. Harper, O. 1. Smereoa,
Davison & Co., Johnston Bro's, Ice & Shepherd.
J. H. Worrell, O. W. Thomson, Cattle Bre's.
The McCready
CANADA'S FAVORITE
The Businessman's Friend
The Tourist's Delight
The Ladies' Joy
The Ratair's Ideal
POPULAR PRICES
Model 7 and 11 - . - $76
" 12 and 14 - - $66
McCready Cleric •" $66
Common Sense $60 At the price the cheapest
Huron $40 j Wheels in Canada.
See that your 1898 mount hears this name plate ; it is •
sign of good quality.
Did you ever notice how happy -and contented the riders of
McCready- Wheels are ! There must be • reams why: It's
because they are built on honor, by men who know thein busi•
nese, and nothing but the best of material is used in their
construction. When you deal with the makers of the Mc-
Cteadp cyd► ]w+mss aril y ham how.to
treat you, besides you tet mats ler the beast has ser toga
other horse in Canada. -
No matter what you require in our line, write us : we are
at your disposal.
Our catalogue is ready. It tells you all about the whssls
that •re " just a little better than the best," and it is
MEM I JR8IRIBB
Qb,Alee Frei tgiee- Tre"
EVBRORXENS A SPSLIIALTY.
Our mock of licit Trees being Complete.
we will abet to All ergots at shortest
Seettoaea e
eflse s[we have the Hest and Lead*.
Variapple Pear. Plum. Cherry. and
peak levee. Alm a Large Mesh
et email prat.
Call and examine creek and be oogvi-aoed.
Urge Stock of globe Spring Bedding
Pea M.
Ad d+ r listutca
med as applition.
JOHN STEWART ESTATE
gyagmes ■ set P. O.
WALL PAPER
The Beauty of a Home
Vgesedie enhanced by the Paper we the walls
and 05th Ile matter how much yea teem,
ate your hs�e- the enact le laic miens ea
walls ere t and olma. We 4Y spec
veer rosea de it well and de it okasply. IMi
la sad ase ear stook.
All admit erainatir atwdsd la .
GEO, WATSON,
for the asking.
!ll HENDERSON BIIIYItE BO., LI
BEADY MADE CLOTHING
Painter and Paperhanger, .,..
Wear the Market. Montreal street.
ust be Cleared Out!
STIJRDY±. BROS.
THE GROCERS,.
On the Squat, - • - Goderich.
Keep only tbo_best 1(no$ irp Orocerjes cul sell them at s
advance on cost.
Our stock of Oreekery, China and Grocers' Sundries
quality,��
sruDrisise Possible Maw
rodnnafakes in exchange.- -.
-•••• MY OWN MAKE '
All Bret -edam Goods,nd
sad wee as up. will
he said at remarWy Mw Ow te elear It
isAittpaies
--Crittrir PROS.
Oatai Square—West Side.
•saRe is,tbg_�� ;est tamed the
lffseios' elsare� received 509 persons
fate fell eim mmiea with tr..- oharob, 280 re
profession sad eff9 on certificate ; 270 vee
removed from the oommaufon roll, 69 of
them by death, leaving • net increase of
151, thele bonne now 56.3 on the roll. The
burials tree 204 ; baprisms, 239. Daring
she same period there wore $44,494 paid for
strictly coagregatioaal purposes ; $8419 for
the sohemes of the church, white amdsnte,
added to other benevolent and religiose
objects. haseght .AM=estalsp. to $61,694.-
ln otsebeg he urged his sosgfagatlon to bear
in raises that they were stewards, rather
than owners, la this world. and ea/wooed
them against neglsetteig to ale their talents
and their seam as the Lord would have
them need—cow and for His glory.
Money is slippery staff,' said the preach-
er, "and it is far better to give it to God
and his cause sow, then after death whom
we cannot kelp it gay looter.
Jas. Clerk lets tar Buffalo en Tuesday.
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-FOR PAINTS AN()
PA,nrrns SuPPLits'�
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SOME THINK
that all Paint* are alike. We know
they're uot, any more than all clothes,
Poor Paint is worse than useless, as it
take► just a* much use to pat it on as
Good Paint, and is saver a iufaetetl.
Ikut't experiment ; we know you wel
be satisfied with
The iihenvin-ITilligutaPainti
They are the best we know of, and
we've known most of them. If You ere
going to paint anything under the sun,
let us tit over with you ; we can
help you.
DAVISON & CO.,
TUB UPTO-DAT! HARDWARE.
Everybody is Talking^about
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Baby up a weak
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Martin's
Cardinal Food
a simple, scientific and highly
nutritiven for infants,
delicate childrenand invalids.
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mum wuurss mesa.
Bade fres Na I Bard Wheat.
also trope di, hest breads of Minds
1►lwmr win do 1 well k�.
tea hakR,
Orders will be prsmpell auemiled te in
PUFF PASTRY, ROLLS -
or OYSTER PATTEIS
Wedding Cakes wank Lfnsosd Seem a
ereesely.
D. •CANTELON.
PUI,S0111 CI,1111ING
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Est. JAMES A. REID.
Advertising prices without clear information as to the real worth is one of the plagues of the Dry Goods business, and
you will find merchants using apostrophies over a really valueless quality at a cheap price, that would do for a proclama-
tion of martial law. There is onlyone common sense way of under
I standing prices, and that's with the goods in hand, the
quality stated, and an examination of style and value. This statement applies in the wiciest sense to
Our Dress Goods Department,
Our Hosiery and Glove Department,
Our Men's Furnishing Department,
Our Ready-to-wear Clothing Department,
Our Carpet Department,
in all grades and qualities, and every Department in the Store.
The Prices, Assortment and Qualities are a surprise to all in our
COMPULSORY CLEAIZING SALE.
Remember, we are positively givink up business, and if you are not satisfied with the Goods you buy here, you can, at
any time, bring them back and get your money returned, but so far we have not had one disappointed customer.
t. .COUBT .
Est: JAM$ A. REID,
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