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'THE SIGNAL : GODERICB` ONTARI(
W. ACHESON&SON
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During January
we place the following goods un our centre tables and counters at prices uuparallelled before inUoderich
veritable bargains :
ON FIRST TABLE
50 Pieces of 40 to 44 -inch all -wool Dress Goods, all of this season's Z5c and
buying, in prices from 40c. to 85c. a yard, your choice for . C. y
S Pieces 42-tnch Wool Noreen Fancy Skirting, our regular price
was 60c., January sale at . . . . . ,
Scotch Fingering Yarns, 25 lbs. in Black and Greys ; regular 9c.
and 10c. a skein, for this month they will go at
10 Pieces of English Wrapperettes, warranted fast colors, and in
good wrapper or waist patterns. Regular price 12c., choice,
i'len's extra heavy Scotch all -wool Shirts and Drawers, finest
75c. quality, our sale price
10 dozen ladies' Heavy Seamless Cashmere Hose, spliced heels
and soles, the regular 50c. kind, at 35c. a pair, or ,
5 Pieces 36 -inch Heavy Union Carpet, in new patterns
sirable colorings, usually 50c. a yard, at
SECOND TABLE CONTAINS:
Nearly 1000 yards of 8-4 and 9-4 Best Bleached TwI l and Plain Sheetings, in
ends of 24, 5 or 7 yards. -
At a third less than regular wholesale prices.
15c. yard
5c. skein
8c. a yard
50c. a garment
3 prs. for
and de- 35c, a yard
IMO yards Heavy English Prints, warranted fast colors, in light and dark
colors, finest IOc. and 12c. cloth,
Oir January Price, lc. per yard.
Olt Cloths, t, 111 and 2 yards wide, at 18c. a square yard.
15 only stylish Ladies' and Misses' Jackets, this season's, at exactly
50 ° o REDUCTION.
INSPECTION INVITED.
W. ACJ-II3SON & SON.
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HURON PRESBYTERIAL UNION. r
li..ss, Moran Harrier y eseauy
-ee.rs an ptsilw,
T . tbirermaie mama meereg of the
Bons Presbyterial U.Ms of the W. T.11.8.
t.ek pias. 1. WWis.harsh, Owren, Merely
.8.. 10 A M., es Tuesday, J... 17th. • fair
warm d delegates bow presort, es.sNer-
hg the p.e.i.e. el 1. rrlppe 1. the sees.
APPALLING DEATH
Prom Elftsi Disease Prevented
by Dodd's Mdney Pius, Only.
"Kidney Disease," Do you know
what it means? It swans that the kid-
neys are either reti s% or rotting ; the
blood Y full of poisonous. death -
dealing that the Kidneys
can't their �ar work the victim is
a walking cherub -house ; that his
boors aro numbered ' that the victim
1111fer take Dodd's Kidney Pills if he
dose not want to die.
Have Obsess Kidney Ds 1 1.
skin hot and dry ; memory fell -
5 breath
ll-
5breath short; mine, reddish, or
colored; does it scald when
paitulDg ; bper appetite changeable ;
do year ankh swell ; have you bitter
Oft ie the mouth oo getting up
lswigs; b there a brick -dost de.
rib ie your vine ?day of these signs is
elf ey Disease. Will yea proof
_
e cured,
or will you die) DPW§ Kidney
Pills are the only mans on earth that
titin are you. They never fail.
try, sad fee disuse were pWsly visible M
the sine d tae s.diesos rreseat ly .l1
the Aram ` bad •roped Iafeet a., pratittst
lean asst dein. .0 they o.sld to
ark• the mese• profitable sad lament -
Le
one.
The merais, sssates was •i.sa.d ley dip
retreat ..seism. Mrs. Archibald. et Sea -
forth. toads' is prayer. The remainder of
UM suers wee .eonpsd L. berme .loam
ef last ak..ht sad reports tram s..► *Mose
sad from .axiU.ries sed mim oa bead.,
These report@ were very .oear•tdng mid
tell .f entreat. The meets raised by the
auxiliaries is by .esthly coll.etloa., fees
sad freewill offerings -se ent.rtaiamenta et
say Mod. The mwtos b..de have seas -
Maas. taea►-.essy, tbaek eQ &.d
some have estertMnmests, The ti.ak-ef-
ferteg M • epeeist feature is these ss.stees,
and .11 my they meld mor dispense wish it,
sem. email ..eI M.s .Mwisg enrprMs5 lib-
e rality. All report an MNnem in every de
panaceas. Ia 1827 the membership was 867,
M 1898 it was 971. Membership el g.aral
..i.ty 90, and deems 1898 we added b mew
lira member te ear lies. The average .tees
dame is 1897 was 49*, '9N it was 468.
Barer.& halters' .o.tribett...last year,
112192, this year, 836 36 is '97 the amount
of Mendes wt t. the Northwest was 1500
lbs, vol... 8189.79; is 1898 it was 20001b. ,
vats., 8618 16. TM amens* esetributd by
.aiIM.riee for 1897 wsif`$I184 27 ; by .u..
.4.. bards. 1598 Ol. By •s.,lierfss on '98
it was 51336 66, and by mt.lon bads
28, realties . total of 81676.8*, se Memos
ler 1898 of $114 56
The .I.otLss of oilers thea took els..,
wartier as follows :--Prwdent,Mrs (Rev.)
J. Hemi ten, Limburg' ; t.* ria, Mrs (Rev.)
C.Iia FI..Y.r, Thames Read ; Sod els.,
Mrs. (Rae) J. 8. Bed...os, H.•mU ;
•watery, Mn. Kith. Irwin, Clinton ; tram -
ever, Mrs. Hilae B.8*, 8estrtb ; leafletDoer,. J. O. fiadartl ; may. of sap-
SimHies Lt's Chaise.
The .awls seised wNb prayer by Mrs.
(Rey.) OeltaPMS.Mr.
Aa the Wim of Olbtsa W,Y. M.8. had
prepared draw la the Deem room, all dol.
SCHOOL BOOKS
AND
SCIIOOL SUPPLIES.
You Will Save Money by Buying School Books and School
Supplies from Us.
100 Page Scribblers, 1 cent each, or 10 cents per dozen.
200 " 2 cents each.
2 Extra Large 200 Page Scribblers, 3 cents each, or 2 for :)
cents.
500 Page Scribblers; the greatest Scribblers on earth, 5 cents
each. 4
Faber's H. B. Lead t'encils, 1 cent (arch; better grade 3 cents
each, or 2 for 5 cents.
Faber's II. B. Polygrade (Artist I'encil), 5 cents each, or 50
cents per dozen.
4 P Points (292) for) cent,
8 ' ted Slate Pencils for 1 cent.
Felt Bo + t 1 Slates, 8, 10, 12 and 15 cents each.
PORTER'S BOOKSTORE
Telepedbe lib. JMt ' 't deem War 1'ibigtimetil. Osirt Rime gleam, Oo4M'lele
imam sad matters el the Presbyter* sat
down to • well..pre.e.dd table and enjoyed
the feed AMR Diulo .ad • medal tame.
Tres eforeroa'eemlee was *pessls.„=
Milk prayer by Mn. Hamilton, our new
men den
The retiring president, Mrs. (Rev) C
Fietahr, give • very reseal talk es
" Time of epprtanliy." Wend. of m•ter-
lty have better jedemeet, are sot weir led
away, has is es steadily in the work, ft
the i. their oppe4tebliy. This is an opeer
tune temo for the meo.. B•.l•ad bse Me
opror*aaity of pl•el•g the B.bl• amass
away seer. Chime hes bees weadrf•lly
apes.& 4 n the abarobes. What are we do
leg for mistime ! Preebyt.ru•oe take no
mean pees •noose missions. If we do cot
use our opportunity we shall 'row worldly
and nerrow-.Isded, Heron Presbytery is
genius, so mimeos stress, few •sgmeeted
se.Rrytatiese, aroma the people few large
foetuses ••d so din poverty ; we are sos •
reeving 5•.pl., het keep rep • steady, ore
mord maser 1..t as all rem to our preset
epsartdty.
Mrs. 8h•w, ef B,. sdtrUle, favored the
anthem. with • well rendered solo. " TM
Master Walks s He Gerdes.'
Mrs. Dived UoRmo, *f Guelph, nye •
very helpful address es " How te rush the
western le ear ebanw, s.d .et them later -
seed is our work." She said we r.seh easy
thele. new. Ther. W • fseaay, het • Mee
es., that Ms private member" have no re-
sponsibility, only the oMo.n. Our duty is
te attend tiem mest.p, help Is Prayer,
I. k1
bed " I. thee be•restb my some. ' Oats
member hunted mother steadily ter twe
years, 8ss11y she came. end ane to star,
.hewing the tial penevreseit ef th. salute.
Preperaties ter Oyler would make trek -of.
teriag meetings heater. The eesditlose of
modem life have devote killdeer and noose
from se ; we reed retirement sed rest with
Jones. TM mosey time was dedicated es
prayer, leiMwed by prey," tor different
missies fields.
Mn. NsOreetie and Miss Polley. of God. -
H och, ,peke ea memos Made end hew to im-
prove them. Several settees of meths and
votes of thanks were thee disputed of. Th.
Presbyterial will atm{ M atm[ in Hess&1900.
Mn. MOR.. aimed with prayer.
Tea wee prepared is the Noun room,and
all repaired thither sad partook of the goad
thisga pr v{ded, mutually enjeysg the Erse.
dna of serratures.
At R e'ol.k the eveoing meeting was
opened with rather • entail •ud4se.. R..
J. H.millllss led the &Notional escrows.
'1'M Melt of Willis oharo6, with Mee Ida
Boles ea orRanlst, reeds.& the anthem
" Kock of Ages"
D. D. Wilma, of Seafonh, spoke to the
ladies, be4sge% the remitter*, of th• i'res.
byssry seemet.latin. the W T M.S. ogo
their weck sed near. H. aloe »minded
the t'4,".r lox of their duty to .swiss.
Misses M. Murray eed A. Taylor thee mag
eoeeptable.
Rev. Mr. Ambrose, el Oedwf h, br.tbt
the greetings of the Prestyt ty le the
worse d ribs W F 41 8. We oempy Dem-
o.. gr...d whb Ibe Preebyt.ry, ear week
N est. Holl the tier wheel women sad
ors esu* bower! ter all the erh....s of the
chureb. Parity is due to OkrIelesslty ; the
Jewish woman a si.redly ••aside& by law
the Googol has *reseed weenie to . brit
ps..tles, .sksewm is herr* Made.
• Ora Pre Maga
s Murray maihastlI.l
ire.. Mr. Msl.emeem, of Tiv.rra, ad.
dressed the.masa&, •t bee Rtk en Ohre tied
tk.04.1...e, spookier ly se ogee
mitoses. Obles a OM neer outset of
• ate. •est... the MNd1a Rhodes.
The rAdesteee Wein ie le the metre of ail
them le et worth le the werlil i en ..sM.
M Ithrbidset, Tse (.811... re .04 liked by
fers445.rs es Mat ; Mat i.trwb.ism mere
demt.sel 1 dose .i..4. *verve/bore ore ; to
obi mwaay Med mood farms,,. Teo (heel
.rebel ass otoorw ie the Aloe tees M
'ossify. It ;. see pool ler the peoFlb to
be left trilbies Ob.
Met late. Mated ea whit a w.6ae obv ,
.i roar •1e. 1ettow.d M • meeb.eppsesi.
JUST RECEIVED:
A Maw A•IUVAL or
RUBBER GOODS
__ 15 --
WATER BAG
ATOM 1ZERS
SYRINGES
ICE BAGt3
In rollout' styles 1,e'to.
and excellent value..
W C. GOODE. Chemist
Don't attempt to cure a Cold
with a few Candies 1
- vs. OUR -
BfackU6crryCougi Balsam
1t roes right to tM stoat • 4 este. moodily
26o. -b tor *1.00
Or CleruW Haiti] CHl Cee
FOR CHILDI1W, 160.
, BEDFORD BLOCK.
atm& enartelts fro. the Batten bury attest
o baro► slob.
TM beesdtuuos closed s very W cambia
sad interesting .5.tta'.
C•11nNos .boot 512
Mss. Bice. 1..i.,
Pr.bytsrtsl S.ey,
1�nw1.l.Eil.
Norway, Jan. 23.
For straight politics r.eu aaarid sus to
11.umUl.r. kv.ryb..uy Dere is • uul.Mda•
ut some we, and Jim Jewell's blauk.miW
*bop 1. , heeds; miters tor oboe. ins pens ;Mu
u.esti.ga a bee all ems and 0001.11.1000 of
n oes ter their stews on tis {militias! yam -
Loos o1 Me day end &soma the merits .f
the diger-et o.ndeledes from the steed -
point of their le•otsgs to tbe two great
political parties of the .marry. Not Quit
Jim is mach of • 'slaloms- oh ! so- bat
rising semew0•t of • pubis- moo by virtu
of Ins adios se Dor» eouer for nail the
uuuntry round, • oruwd of fellows always
forst there for repairs of eons sort, sad thea
the fun gibe bat sad furious. W ban oma of
their number makes • remark that is
downed by another of opposite views, tb..
the Isamu is at ns expenses, the merry
h.' 4.!•t' of the oppos,te petty reseaad above
the din of the hemmer on rue anvil and the
Dearly Womb all around shows that mins
and tan, sot bard feelings, uodertie Bea -
miler pon0.., and like the spark' treat the
lot's they all lly upwards .md are heard of
0o more.
Ws happened to be present the other day
just atter the thaw when • lot of mei hbors
mars thus g.nibg their teems shod. Tbrs
was gardly steadies room for We hares,
a.d Mine of the bey. were there fro. t • e
Devonshire and •M5Uand eonoemmous ..d
seas tarso Iron Bill 84.ke a sorest, sad a
ma* mixid petticoat crowd could hardly be
sot te'.tnr. Jost as soon as the yw.Yoa
of polities war started it was Irks est'lam
fin to tinder ; mob embryo i:olltim•n was
up In • memo to defied his party and the
fun went merrily rotted. Tb. stili Bwka
corner man masted by emit , '.1.10 ¢iwt•un-
entre man seem °arrow'. mosso .t the last
election and them threw down the obailso .
rhea it the Tories protested the election the
Grits would seed their era Is sect time by
twice the .ajoriry ; also by telling hien
that dolmas, the Get modulate, was sure
to rem Bob MoLeen other Tory
that they .44.4.4 pot up Bs • light
•••1 ma can't do it," said the Dsvonebire
tutee ; ".11 the Orits in West Huron put to•
gethrr won't 'plea' next time. Slob is hen te
stay and kts would have roto la Wt time
only you fellows ren Kitty to split the
vote."
"Yes ! CLOW ii r- ii I7 a tilsr-Ma
the road ( the nese who ewes dr big
urohsrd), who was then .sated on • ploseb-
bandl. and smoktag .way .t hie old briar•
root as if his life depended upoo his ext.
stone "If you Grits had s.4 got Kitty to
side-track McLean the T. Weald bare
won the e1110ti00, eon."
•' Woll ! thea's not ells bid," said Jim
Iran sear the ohurob, 'Pus my word,
you o.s't believe • Tory eves open oath.
Why, there were just se m.0y Grim se
Tortes who voted for Silty. Yon fellows got
pi the P.P. A cry .ad up round Smith's
l •ad ons Mosel.•& essosstsss Are ..s
[Wer [atiest bad been _
re from the b.rt..4.,."
"1 hat's se I That'. se ! " •rol.i.sd •
well-known oishber from near by, "but,
y oracle" ! they won't does •o i. Whoa
he next elsetus Doose 38 our man Holmes
ill be all right, by croakier ! 1'11 bet you
dollar so Tory will pull the wool over ear
eyes nest tins --I'll bet you • dollar 1"
"Oh ! look bre, Antes," said Disk (oar
mend Mork has the rep.t.tioa of brae the
est leers•d politiotan in Bemiller),"Bob'.
eremite mixt rim. is ours. W by, oonside,
bar • flail man M is for the farmers and
bat • lot of money he spends every year ;
lid ;net look .s his property - [hoes 6.e
locke of stores i. Goderioh. soh speeds
ere money in one day buyer horses, e•t-
• and Iambs than Holmes d n in . mostb.
ahem that he is jsst the man for us *0
.d to Ottawa, ter there is warmly • ben -
ad in the souatry that, he does net lows
me money tn."
"Ha ' M ' " ebsokl•d in old thinnest
hap from the MelU.nd who bad been silent
D 40 now. "Sheet wait • teeth. It makes
of odds say more, but 1 .ill toll pee siert
of I knows, .od 4..t a that Bob Mo.
150 is foot otos for Bob MoL..
hlwll and .ea hen Demes tato .y Mrsyard
he cot 1lve me momosey for my shay
an say other n•... trh so ! I not judge •
an's betties by the moseys he leave in the
n anyy.rd, for any man he sae bay stems,
t it is sot *Miry m.s that is toot met
tough to sic f. Barluai.•t."
A roar of laughter followed this remark,.
bee J•, the old eb.p from the factory,
he wan there bootee • red welded which
ad parted during the tate frost, spoke and
4 that a ter se he knew the two Bobs
ere Rood man, Ms he did set koow which
.
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Be
bled Bob, before the evesisg el the elegem.
He wse acquainted with the Chimers Bob
and 11 he could get to be trusted with the
mayoralty of mob an ,mporssst tows se
Gamma be must I thought • great deal of
over dere ; Des..... he rune • paper that
otronieese tersely in the selghborbood and
they must all koow him well, for be Domes
often to se. them. As for the (Sedmrld
Bob, he never bad any steers to sell, se he
could not pass an opinion shout his .1u.lte-
catio.e as • cattle buyer, but he to • jolly
sort of 1.11ow end me well peddle bar own
cane .hes it oomry w eanvasotsg for .cies
"Yes, yes," said Mho Iran ens vtll.gs.
"I ain't mulch of • 1'owry Dor yet am 1
mach of • Greet, but I'm going to vote soy•
way, .ad I am just gore, to vote for tbe
man that briers the biggest grin to my
meet."
Toot sally Maisie • roar of Musters all
round, and one by Doe the eusto0ters left,
having bad their horses' shoes sharpened,
and left Jim to set another booth of custo-
mers, who so doubt would be lust as ready
te run 08 Hee politica.' the crowd that had
just left.
LETTERS FROM SUBSCRIBERS.
St•yner, J... 19th, '99.
Mr. D. McGillicuddy. f)odsrtob, Oat.
Duca Sin,- Enclosed 8•d one dollar
(14 for which please renew my subsorlptioe
for Tv. Slovak for 1899. I totended "end -
leg the mosey before, but just nesleoted do
tag w I .boulds't oke to de without my
SIONAL. Yours truly.
Mas W. A. DONDE..
Ts. SIGNAL i• ealy $1 • year. subeerit•
for 14 bow.
Slaaghterine
1L'mps.
Greatest Bargains e
offered in Godericr..
Come, and be your own
judge.
We are clearing out our
large stock of Lamps to
make room for Spring
goods.
Thus this great sacri-
fice.
Good goods for little
money. ,:;�
LEE•SNEPHAAO
HELLO !
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
scrautoflird Coal
IN THE MAR1.RT
All weighed on the where ou get 1400 14... for ton. testes,
WM. LEE.
Orders left •t L» 44 SS>ZxA.SD'N
Ston promptly attended Se.
LITERATURE
I. ss iayrastlebal wady .f hw' criticism. It i, * cram:swivels
sew pertsisl, .hid has laken m Jai std ho- its Rist mambo as a review
N the bistro smmhas-
CRITICAL REVIEWS
1 thorough, and m,,, .dee reviews el all imperil...! patties -
renew tM ti•111..• ., rl.. /reed, IWisn, Spsnesh, as wall as
e greh and Americas works, are treated from walk to walk_
BELLES-LETTRES
,serl articles .pq.v .ably 1s the pap. ..-.thea maim the ads .t
'Amgen My Mehs." .,Rtes each ch IssWn..ow authors terd whin se
BOMtNI) 006!6 MAX MOLLS*
SIR M0Re18RT MAXWELL [)MAN ST2.115
sed from dos to New wiresl pi►rr. of )itrrsry .erk, pea•
arr. . m►H.W, Mt is each coal my bora the peso e.
What., lea as
RUDYARD kIPUNO OMOROI! MI RSOrTN
Leh wash s Wang ankle Is the mere of se s�Noros
�1 g=s. Th
Wan w premed ley the meow, ed 5..l eecfssl.sd Wkk moat emblem
AMERICAN LETTERS
The lt.eeky Leta written by William Dow IM.ene, &elm le do
ssMmmti srlrir& sad 4ase way .11h senses el vial Waned i tM Aram..o
wadi et Lern ted art.
FOREIGN LETTERS
F . 1l* r. make to r Inas l Misers5500.W bre Irv.* rNter ale
riaei pe.e� wake N rennet lao-eseed W th. Minh, el Ileoreroe,
work b Seery lite. mod nes .f eke .M , wO st.. erpr.
SPECIAL SUPPLEMI?NT3
wilt be p.Whbsd. 4,ee.N to=PI dM es Nos an
nub w'J4ete es d
madam staltm• . �IMsryie
m et fosses sewer
A PREMIUM OFFER
FREEA fort set K LITRRATURI'S taw.. psosli sopplammeas
diwioidai•A tomb of 'stems Oslo all) far ass ,..r'' a.bewy/sa
Trin $absalptlsn, 4 weeks. as Cis.
MCL... QMp Seaa.rrr•w, N. • Fr
lea two HARM t 1111111111111111, psbbhsre. Paan %et. N. Y.
Qtr.-TsuesbAr, Jan. 26, 1899.
mmmmmnrmnrmmmmmm nmmm
J. H. PEDDER
will move
his stock early next week to that well-
known stand formerly occupied by Colborne
Bros., on the corner of Hamilton street and
the Square.
_The many alterations In the -store have
made it first-class in every respect -plenty
of light and Tots of room.
We are adding many i9ew lines to our
stock, such as Carpets, House Furnishings
a nice line of Gents' Furnishings, and many
other lines which, with our present stock
will afford the public every opportunity to
purchase the right goods at the right prices.
New goods will be arriving daily, and
only a call is necessary to convince you that
we have the good goods at the tai ht prices.
v
Our Ready-made Clothips stock will be
largely increased with tliet-newest styles.
Call and see us next week at the Col-
borne stand.
J. H. PEDDER.
uu�u�u►u�www�au��u��uu�tut�u�u�
LA GRIPPE CURED, The` �blegh�°.."="5"8"
and annee.
of Iolsu and muscles calotly Rot
• Hd of by meets of
HICK'S GRIPPE COMPOUND.
No evil •tter.offsota "Work. IW • charm." Pull direct one Me. per bottle.
For that tasty Dough or Irritable throat, accompanying the Grippe, try •
bottle of
oily by
DR. COOPER'S COUGH EMULSION.
"Aets Iib magic." Only 130. • bottle.
S. E. HICK,
Central Drug Store, next Central Telephone, Goderich.
ALWAYS THE BEST AT HICKS.
COAL AA° WOOD EPPS'S COCOA
CHARCOAL and KINDLING.
We are still at the same old stand, Nelson
Street. when we have been supplying our
oumtomer. for • number of years. Wo know
the fuel that suits you.
Orden left with our delivery rigs or •t
Worsell's stove and tiu shop and et our
o%oe'will receive prompt attention.
All noel weighed on market sc .Ise, unless
otherwise ordered.
We ran sever .I [hays in connection.
CARTAGE i FUEL CO
JOHN S
Phone 62.
GRATEFUL OOZFOBTDO
Distinguished everywhere
fo Deli of Flavour, Supe-
rior Qualt y, a .d Nutritive
Properties. S ially grate-
ful and oomforting to the
ne vous and dyspeptic. Sold
onlyy in 1-4 lb. tine labelled
JAMESB EPPS .0O, Ltd.,
Hommopathio Ohemiiets, Lon-
don, lfingland.
BREAABrFT 5U!Z5g
2667 tt
EPPS'S
PLATT.Manager COCOA,
A Marvellous
Success • . '.
The general expression has been, " How
can you sell such an excellent Axe so
cheap -ouch
An Excellent- Axe
for only Fifty Cents?"
The answer we invariably give is, "They
were bought right." Out of six boxes
only a few are left. (Set one before they
are all gone.
A few Pairs of Skates to be run off
at Close Prices.
R. W. McgENZIE,
THE PLACE TO BUY HARDWARE CHAP.