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8 ; Tduiuniy, July 3, 1902.
THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
SUrII'IER
GOO D
S A L E
Bargains in Dress (foods and
Silks.
Bargains in Clothing.
Bargains in Muslins and Ging-
hams.
Bargains in Gents' Furnishings.
Bargains in Neck Ribbons.
CE
Bargains in Millinery.
Bargains in Ladies' White
Underwear.
EVERYTHING T REDUCED - PR IC ES !
Smith Bro's & Co.
PUBLIC SCHOOL EXAMS.
List of she I•drslrlera Nes and Glen Wk
a dad.
Jr. IV, to Sr. IV. -Delle Hesse, Arden
Aiken, Leslie Iaketsr, A jjlalde Nairn
Oaaa, To:obeli, L zz:e Correll, Wille
l• A Demme:lestlon si sed -Aootbir Rate-
payer, ' and • report of the Roman Catholic
picalo are uuavoidaoiy crowded out but
• will appear next week.
•
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
Wootton, Flo McDonald. Dolphins Nairn
Ids Thomas, (Aaron.' Young, Edrls Ty.
Catheter if'Donald. Florence Muriel, Geo
Garrick, Ella Rob neon, Ethel Ross, Robt.
'Vibe', Mae* Heck, Mary Wylie, Willie
Elliott, Harry Belcher. E 11th Leonard,
Kerry Reid, 0111e Reberteoo, Gladys
Whitely, Ethel Platt, Tremeoeer Thomas,
Zemlya McDonald, Annie Ltweoo, Hestrtoe
Merriam, BLit/setae 1'oaog, Bella H sett,
N.u., Colborne, Myra Morrow.
Get I'rldtam the tailor to 'fix you up in:
• natty emnmer suit rood, for the big cuisines
tion on the- Loh.
• The engine works has been shut down
this week while •took -taking is in progress.
To• corooratlnn road moobine has been.
doing tome work o0 Wait street, nod obs
,road is lo much better condition.
Regular meeting of the town council to-
morrow I Friday) evening, and of the public
reboot board next, Moseley evening.
A protest has beet entered sealoot the
election of H. EIIber in South Hutoo. M
Y. McLean, Seafortb, u the petitioner.
TIII0D 000a.
Grade 111 to Grade''1V.-Martha Hc -
G Intent, May Tburlow, John Sal.berrv,
Effie Sutherland. Pearl Knox, Hotta Clark,
Olive Smith. Eche Veateor, Cassis Camp-
bell, Edith Alec, Frank Craig,L-rz.i Clark,
Bruce' Reid, Mabel Mo1onald. Dan alobol-
ses, Viola Pennington, Jack I'roudloot,
Margaret Lswsoo, )fella Howls. Rutdle
Johoeteo, Robert Carey, Once Clark. Reg-
gie Matheson, Hugh MoGalrs, Alb,rt Kq...
.haw.
Sr. 111 to Jr. I1 -Ora lister, Beale
nominee, Melville Rhymes, Nellie Uraham,
Jona Darrow, Frank Doty, Matin Kerr,
Klee Sparks, Marton Fraser, Vera Killen
and Phoebe Bsaoom, equal, May Stoddart,
Helen Shepherd, Enures Hooke., Francis
Dietrich, Flovent 10se1ogsld, Harold
Sparks, Archie McGillivray. John McAuley,
Laurier Dyke, Gladys Plitt, Stanley Mar -
r0. Angor M,Dooalc, K•w. MrUdl'cu Idy,
Hugh Daviduo, Sam Audiows, Berry Mo
t'teeth, Willie Walsh, Niue Sharma, Gor-
don Alla..
t;rsde 1. to Grade ;11. -Mand Beacom,
T'eomss Elliott, Cull Stewart, Wesley
Gilmour. furl McGillivray and Jeoole
Nierholeon. noel, John !Wood, Hattie
Belcher, Nellie Henderson, Gordon Drink
water, Elea Kerr, Pearl Duff, kettle
Vanities', Vlo o Johaetoo, Beetle McIMn,
Murdook MoDa.sld, Bert Murphy, Roes
de Nadu, fear/ Evans, Harold R,blase°,
Ages Kirkbrld..
Grade 11 to Gladioli! -Agnes Ilamlltoo,
Chester Elliott, Morrla Masson, Reggie
Plate, Clareoo, Stewart, Willie Craig. Mel-
vllb Anderson and Eleanor Walker, 'noel,
Gutty Mttoomge, Emerson Evans, Mamie
Tsemp.00, Archie Tom, May Thump.eo,
LAIN Roblaseo, Clothe Smith, Harold
Jehwloo, Myrtle Meanie Allan Marshall,
Elmer Wells. Dorothy '1'anoo*t and Nell
M•oaulay, equal, Eddte Wakes, Frets Its -
Ile, Maggie Molter, Mary, Scrimge•ar,
Grace Vivian, Altos 'Fraser, Ernest Batu,
Willie Barley, Roderick Leonard, Gladys
Hoggarlb, Gerald Hays, Floreno. Sallow*,
NT. canticle.
Sr. 11 to Jr. III. -Irene Prldhom, Grace
Warnock, Joe' Meanders, Cora Blair, Mead
MoGrattes, Harold Ma•d.', Jean Rhvoss,
Delay Fleenor, (horseThurlow, Perot' Ram
may, Annie Mcleod, Harold CAmeroo,
Eddie Detrlch.
2T. Davin's NARD,
Sr. ti to Jr. Ifl.-Jack Swart', Jeaale
Kerr, Tom ('lark, Ethel Wootton, E,rl
/Elliott, Lillie MoCres*h, Minnie Joboetoo,
Clayton Pe.000k, Reggie Dunlop, Dolle
Howse, Pearl Wilson, Ciir►b 11.11. r
The Huron Old (Boys will forgather at
Seaforth on Saturday next. We hope the
reunion will be as suoowful as former ones
have been,
Mies Florence Connolly at the reoeot ex-
awlra•,oa of SL M 'a College, Tor-
onto, took tirat-01w hectors In the depart-
ment' ot piens, S,,rlpture and ourntic tops f
J. H. Worrell treated himself to a trip
to the northern part of the oosoly this
week and came back with cootraotr for
putting to three of his up- c- tate
domes
A portion ot the milieu Moog the steps
a* the harbor patk to brokers cff, mod should
be quiokly replaced. Aoyone oomlog alon,
there at night minbterily fall c•t1 the steps
and be badly burs.
The beech st the feint Farm, wbioh has
always been 03e of the attractive features
of that resort, 1r to excellent 000dltion this
year. It is one of the fittest stretches along
the whole lake shore.
the only way In *blob the new G T R.
tlmet•ble affects (loderlob erayellrrs Is that
the early morning train Nevis' tbb station
now reaches Toronto at 12:10 P. r„ tostead
of at 12-35 an formerly.
A meeting of the West Heron Women's
Institute will be held a: the home of Mrs
W. Slake, Colborne, on July 10;r, at 2.30
u'elook r. tt. A large mttooda000 of the
ladies to the neighborhood In particularly
requested.
The Cr•eoent cricket club organized on
Friday night and elected the following
'Aunt : C•pt•lo, Welter MacDonald ;
manager, Frank MoOaw ; secretary treas-
urer, Redmood McDonald. Tb. club lo•
eludes a Dumber of clever and entho•lutic
junior players, and we wish 10 • sucoessigl
career.
Alex. McIver it arranging for • 000plu of
bliyob ranee to bo run on the evening
of July 10:b at the agrloulturml Mrosode.
Then will be • five mile neodu sp and • }
mile rear, the latter to heats, both epee.
There will alio hr s bseseall match the
same eveolog, If eatlslaotory arrangements
Das be made, '1'be eveuiege program will
start at 7 o'olook. Admission 10 oents.
Tim gun club oelebrated Dominion 1).y
with a 25 -bird *boil at the club groaadr lo
the morning. The day was lair for shoot.
ngsed the scores were as follows ; F: R.
W•tsoo. 13 ; I. Cliff, 5 ; Oeor,s Johnsto0,
2 ; R. Frlrzlay, 13 ; Frank Saunders. 12;
Mcliermot•, 14 ; H, Ration, 1N ; N. 0.
Rougylr, 8 ; F. Shannon, 13 ; W. Footer
(Cdoton) 10 ; le 1). Gratia, 1( , F. Davie,
17 ; E. Castellon (Clinton), 16. The slob
will hold etc regular weekly shape to3nor-
row, and neat week will probably shoot o0
the 12.h.
0'. ANDRE.'* want,
Sr. 11 to Jr 111 -Orwell Todd, 1.'zo,
Green, Norman MoKay, Mary M°Leen,
Janie Mo(; Ilicueldy, Re*Ia1J Stanoombe,
bus Clark,Rsta °horde end Miry Settler.
I•od,egaal, Fred Loy., StellaMacL3od,
BORN•
SI.AI11AN.-Io Kamer. on Tuesda June
lit,, to Mr. and Mr,. 1'. W. Madman, a
eon.
MARRIED.
MOLMRl %CRS'S. - At Sault Rte. Marie.
Out., cm June Not, by Rev. Charlet Piercy,
William Arthur Rolme.. of -troth Ste.
Marie, sed Altos Morrie. of Ssl'ford, Ont.
1,EDIED.
C July ittNJ000 Cba• oeoIn l.ghtged 43 Tuesday,
en•,.
WRIGHT -- At Winfham, on inc. eith.
Helen Gray Wei ht, wife of W.O. Wright,
former:, or Ilawkcebury, aged f11 years.
TRRMAiNII• - At Sneer, on June 2110, R. C.
C. T, *melee, H. eic . aged 77 year.
The jubilee el Trinity University was ob
served last week. and In oonoeouoo with
the event the Uolverdly Review ment;o3.
the foe , wnton will iot0rs.t many of our
readers, that the late Vee. Arohdesonn Rt
e 000 too." • prominent part In the Isymg of
the owner atone of Trinity College htty
year. ago. Us was then rector of Sl.
Oor1e'e, tloderloh, and drove nil the way
to Toronto for the occasion. The Review
elm notes the interesting c0b-
,ideooe that In tide jeb11es year a •rond.on
of the late Arohelotoon Elwood, Geoffrey 8.
Holt, is organise to the College Mr. and
Mre. Philp Holt attended the roovooatloo
last week.
B1iNER
6AM=011ONE
What better companion at the
summer home, on the yacht, in the
.amp ? It will Ring or play anything, or it will tell you a funny
.tory, or play a waltz, or lancers, or one of Sousa'S marches so you
may have a fiance.
Nothing Rile the hill like a Berliner pram-o•phone.
Prices, $15 to $40.
Write or call for Illustrated Catalogue.
Sold on Eley Terms if desired.
CEOHCE W. THOMSON & SON,
QODERIC'H.
JUNE BRIDES.
nertw - at1aNNON-
A uut•t but pretty wedding was odc-
brat.d at bleb Dove o0 'Thursday, est tbe
reeldenue of Mr. Shaa000, of Clinton, when
her eldest daughter, Maud, became the
bride ot W. E. Smyth, of Detroit. The
bride was becounnely attired In white silk
and Darned • bouquet of welts rover. Mese
Mobil Shannonmeter of the bride, acted as
brld.smald, whsle the groom was supported
by H. C. Ju',, of Leaden. The nappy
oouple left 0o tte att,rou00 train with the
good 'rubes of their many friends. Before
5001.11 up bousekeupleg to Detroit, Mr. and
Afro. Smyth will spend • sport time sej y -
log the breeres of the l5Dlur 1e0,,.
N .51011 tl'aLROy.
A quiet wedding took oleo* at the reel
deuce of Mrs. Wm McElroy, Blytn, on
*V.dosedey of tut week, wbeo her dough -
ter. Mazy J , was united to marriage to W.
C. Walsh, of Leaden. The oeremooy was
performed by Rey. A. McLean, to the
presence or the resat n rue of the 000trantlog
parties. The bride was attired in white
organdie, with lace trimming•, wearing red,
with ureoge blossoms, and carillon • bou-
quet of rout- The bride was given away
by her brother, and the wadding march war
played by Mtu Annie Wiled', eider of the
groom. Presents wars received from Chi
Dago, yy oodstook, Toronto, Loudon, Luck -
now, Heigrare, Furdyoe, Hepworth and
Bleb. After lunch was served the happy
oouple left on the alter0000 train for thea
home In London.
e '.R f'HOLL-111'k
A quiet but beautiful house weddlog war
solome'zed at the reeideooa of Too"
Murdock, Hensel!. on Mooday motor,
when Mr. Murdook's'Idiot daughter, Amy,
became the wile of Dr. Byron Campbell, of
Zurich. The bride, who was charmingly
'inbred la whets silk organdie, trlmmtd
w.tk loaertton mad ribbon, and earrylog a
bouquet of white rose., entered the path r
on the arm of her father at 7 o'clock to the
strain' of the wedding maroh by her slater,
Fera. She was attended ty her sister,
Ethel , dressed 1 t ptok dimity. with s bou-
que► of red roue, while pretty little Miss
Roth Kann!. made • dainty maid ot honor
C. W. McGuire, of London, assisted the
groom. Rey. Mr. Jewett, of Hensel'. eft:
otal.d. Dr. and hfre.Campbell, who are both
deservedly popular, received many congest'.
01►tory messages during the eve.lnr, and
the 11105e cumber of handsome present*
received from their friend, in Hensel) and
elsewhere will ever remind them of the
warm plane Ih-y ocempe, 1. the ccmmunity
Amid the oo•gra1ulatiooa of their friends
1L. t'empbell and hie happy bride left o0
the 13.30 r 1t trete to spend their honey-
moon In New York, Albany and other
#0111111040 cities.
1:1111,11N-tiasT•RaoN,
On Wedaseday of hie week ,luaeph C
Griffis, gsolat of Huron comity, took to
himself a wile 10 the penoo of a Donde*
lady, std To. 1ttoN*L begs to extend Its
congratulations opoo the harpy event.
The Dundee Benner give. the following
amount of the etiolate : The merrier., of
51.. Ella M. Mutersoo, eldest daughter of
the late 1'. Masterson, to Joe, C UrthO,
Gode',ch, took place at 7:3t) yesterday
morning at 80. Aoau.1!ns'e choreic', Monogr
Heenan performtog the yen zit one and oels-
broting mar. F:.rly se the hour we.,
there ...a • large somber of the frlends of
the bride present, mainly of the fair sex,
sad a few bachelors strayed in to gat0er
pointers on the °omse to be pursued on 'ace
000641ooe. The bride, who nos gtyeo •wey
by her brother Mlohael, wee beautifulty
dreeml io peat! grey oohmere, handso eery
trimmed with silk applique and embroidered
oh d.o, and wore • idk chiffon ruff around
the neck. with hs: to 1051014 the dress and
trimmings, and Darned • white-,overed
prof er book. Her sister C•thertoe was
bridesmaid and looked charming in white
organdie, trimsed with Insertion and law,
'wring a bouquet of pink roue, and ,wear.
fog a h.t trimmed with ohitfon and rooe•.
The groom', 'stere.:e were looked after by
his cousin. Joseph I/.Iron. Dan eg the
amines Miss I:rette Hcurlgan sang an
"A v e Varum" by M I lord, to • very aoo.p t ebb
meaner, showing that she posseoeee • vo'ce
of rant. and •weetoeee. Mies Brown pro
sided at 10s organ as soeempeottt. After
the ceremony the newly metr!el couple end
their intimate friend" returned to the home
of the brides mother, where breakfast was
served. The tads was the recipient of
many handsome present" as tokens of these
teem in which she Is held, Alter breakfast
was psrt•ken of and the newly wedded oouple
bad received the congratalettans of their
Moods they lett •mid showers of rice on
toe noon tralo going east from Hamilton.
The bride'. travelling dress was yore
handsomely gotten up of brown bro•doloth
and hat to match. On their return from
the honeymoon they w.11 reside at Goderioh,
where The Banner follows them with the
beet of wisbes for • bright and happy 11f•.
rtRRLTr-NALKILD.
One of the fairest and heel!. et of the
daughters of Uoderlch township was last
week oanled away to grace • hone to the
o.ty of London. The young lady was albs
Mary Rests toe, daughter of Mr. and Mre.
John Salkeld, and the lanky mw Is Joseph
Merrett, ot tondos. The oer•monv wblch
united these two for life took place at soap
0o Thursday last, at Maple Grove, the home
of the bride's parents on the Hayfield road.
About sixty gusts were ueembl•d 011 the
leer, and hen, odder • floral bell, with the
son shining bright'y from • blue sky, the
words were said whloh mode one of twain
Mendelssohn's wedding march was played
by Mee Clara Sharman, and the ceremony
was performed to the a000mpanlmeot of soft
mus, payed by hid Doty. The bride
war given away by her lather. and Rev.
I),. 040f41, Dutor of North 'Greet Methc-
dist ohoroh, was the c8irlatl.g clergymen.
The bride were a dress of Dream crepe de
.Aloe. trim nod with ohlffou and silk •ppl!-
que, end oerrled ctcom trio.. Mase Rota,
the bride a Meter, mad' a chamber/ brides
maid. Her gown was of pale blas silk,
with trimming of cream 'Dearth n and
Olaf , abet *he Darned • bouquet of white
roue. The rr0nmsman we. Stephen Mer-
rett, of London, brother of the groom.
Little F.rslyn Greig, of S-aforth, lo a dainty
Areal, of white, mals • pretty newer girl,
bunco a butte of ferns and marguerite•.
while Muter G•de0 Denied, In • sailor salt
nl white and blue, manfully discharged the
(lulu of ring bearer. The brief ceremony
having boon 0000luded, ooegrato5ttems mut
good wmt.ns were in order, end the party
then sat down to the weddioe breakfast,
whloh was served en the lawn at tables
.1 rnrated In different colon. Th. 701481
party drove to the 0. T. It. station In time
for the 3 15 (rain, which here Mr. and Mrs
Merrett away to their home In London.
There was a iargw neither of friend' and
aagtats'aree. at the station, and the happy
oouple dale amidst erneroa•. shower' of
8,..,. and cot wishes. The bride'.
going.away gown was a becoming tallor-
made suit of oaetnr ladles' cloth, and she
won • bat to match. Mrs. Merritt le ad.
mired end neloved In • wide olrol. el
frl.edr, an) she leaves Ooderloh with the
*Inure wishes of •11 for her future h•ppl
nser. She was the recipient of many
beautiful wedding elft& and the groom ores
✓ eoeleed a number of tangible tokens of r•
w ard from hl. l.oneen friend., Inoludieg an
address from hie fellow -employees of tbe
London Pelletier A Lithographing Co , •o•
oomppseled by a beautiful oey1 Meek. and
h•nd.,me gifts from the sieff of The Far
ewer'. Advsoale and hie Sabbath 'wheel
oleo•. Tb poem's flet to t h• bride was a
gold !oohs set with diamonds, and to tee
hrlde'ma!d a eenturel of pestle, with opal
centre ; 1 e the flown -,Irl • brood.•, and to
the pans a rine. Amend thou Dreeen1 at
the wedding were Mss. Monett, the More
Morten and Mies Partway. of Landau ; Mr.
and Mn, J. M. Hest, of Sealerth ; Mr. and
Mee Joseph Coombe. of Myth ; Mr. sed
Mrs. J.nlebne, Greed Reed ; 'Themes and
BERLINER, 2315 St. Catherine -St., Montreal. M,•. 4newdm, ;mow.,; the Mir., lea
•MANUEL BLOUT, Gemmel Manors* for Canada, I ant Maul. Salkeld, Wilmot sled Frank
Salkeld and Wm. Monteith, Stratford 1
Rees and the Mow Jeakw, Cllaton.
1 HE COLLEGIATE IN51ITUTE•
To. followiaa are the peroent•ges of the
total obtained by the pupil* of 8.divbtoo of
Form 1 at the reo.ol promotion examine
tion
Joao Tom .::: . 73 Irene Straits 45
Chester Htewtt...72 Frances Wiggins .44
Emma Young ....68 Robert Cralgle .43
With• t'roualeo1,68 Nagel* froodtoe1.43
Gracie Rbyoss....64 Coll Carrie. ....42
Edna Hogan 64 May MoDosstd...42
Rita Judea 61 Y. P. Lane 42
Allis Anderson. , .68 Lydia Beek 42
,lames Culbert....58 Lewis Atoka 41
Isabel Prowdlwe.. 06 Lillian Noltooald 39
May Daff..- -...65 0. MoOultouddy...5
Herten Smith - - ..55 Caswell Kumbal137
Reyes Elliott....53 Theresa Crooks. 37
Ar bur Mo Lean,. 49 Luau O'Connell36
Gertrude Morrow 48 Miry Kidd 34
Lotus Robinson. 48 Nona Craig 33
Ethel Sutheeleod 48 hies Utabsm... 33
John Lalt...... 47
CHURCH NOTES.
Ua a000uut 0f the storm last Wednesday
the Birdies poetpooed too r insert's Woo
until this week. July 2sd. The subjects 01
the sermons next Sunday are sneouooed, for
morning "Deily Bread" and la the .vearog
"Filth in Chalet."
'1'be sacrament of the Lord's Supper will
he dispensed to Knox (Mural next Sabbath
morning. The preparatory service will be
held o0 Friday eveumn et 8 o'olcck, when
Rev. M. C. McLean:ma, cf Klppeo, will
preach, raw members wi I be received sod
Dards distributed to Intending oommuo:-
minis. The collection oa elabbeth will be
oa behalf of tee poor.
The naual Children's Dey servloe was itaM
•t Koos church on Sabbath morning. A
large collection of bsastttel plants and
flowers loot their beauty to the cburoh, and
he children also were earth adorned with •
bouquet, The sermon by the pastor, Rev.
J. A. Anion 03, was au table to the°ccuton
mod war ettentively beard. At the oleos of
the *twine the omlioosl anthem wee
Many, and the congregation robed a
[Inked 00104 in toteroeselao for the life of
the sal oted king.
AUBURN.
Tt'tiDAv, July 1, 1902,
Rev. J. L. Small, w Il deliver a sermon to
the Forester fraterulty In Knox church,
Auburn, on duly 13:0. A'1 to bre;bna
are requested to be present.
LEtBURN.
MON fay, Juoe 30.h.
Min Blackford, teacher of No 5, will
.peed her holndeye at her home Dear Sea.
forth. She will bare • Mese of scholars for
the entrance and Isavioy.
An artesian well has been sunk to rte
school grounds here. the trustees doing It
In reepense to a petition that went retina
.moor the ratepayers In the •ectio0 There
were only two who did 000 ergo the pet! -
tion,
BENMILLER.
MMoNDar, Jinni 30 tit.
S. O. E. PP -me. wool pl c'e of
Lodge Raroa'apla was held at the beautiful
home of Harty Morris on Thnreday after
noon, June 26-h, and was largely &heeded,
•!though the weather was cool acid
thr•atenlog. No matter from whiob direction
people came they ooeld see the large onion
jwk flying over rate residence. the after
000u ecu spool to playing games In the
large orchard, great intermit being show• in
quoits eo1 bueb•11. TO. supper, elite'
which was d on tables built for the
purpose by elr.Morrl•,was such as only leog•
luhenee'e styes and beet Nit l• can propels,
the tables preening with their load of °holes
b.kiog. Alter We the a.e.mbly war treated
to s short bat spleodfd program. Miss Mc-
lotoeh reolted In her usual axsalient
manner, epeeobee ware delivered by
11 li.ilietijkod Gime, and rho Nile
orchestra played !selections of snob
charming music that It seemed to effect
tomo people'. feet, Rev. Mr. Wilson, who
was preterit, had another eneaesm.nt 'bleb
tot k b;m •we y in the seeming and
dtsapp nutmeat way ea pressed a' not hosting
an bedtime from blot. Votiol thanks to
the oroheslra and also to Mr and Mrs.
Morris for thsir hoepitallty were paned,Mr
Morris replyiog to his moue) able m
expressed reeret ar the state of His Maj.•ty'e
health and hoped for hie speedy recovery
and all joined In skein, God Save It,
DUNLOP.
MONDAY, Juae 30
01 are A O'l'0000r, *rem near Seaton h, le
the gout of Mrs. Tobin.
Mrs. A. A. Williams and daaehter were
In (;odertoh township last week tor several
days.
The gardens sod new fruit In neon now
tipenlo• have quits a number of winged
violtore, who are met with tittle's of shot
and *hell.
Herbert Motile Is Week, Ala bare,
.John H. Barker bricking In hie boas* sod
Chas. MacNe 1 hoe laid oat. neat entrance
to kb house from the road.
Miss Greco Tewson, who hoe been • sta.
dant •t the ladles' Presbyterl•n college s1
(,to**, retuned home oo Thnr,doy last
for the midsummer holidays.
Qolte o number of our residents ware at
the pronto held in Renslord's 50006 In (lode -
rich lex kid of the funds of the R. C. church
of that town. All who went trim hers
speak of • very enjoyable time.
Lull week Min Geo, Young, of Auburn,
one of Oolborne's pioneer residents, wail the
q uest of Mrs J►•. Clark, of Loyal, who
with bar hots* visited her deter, Mrs. T.
D. Stewart, one of ('olborne's pioneers In
ieeborn. The latter. • Jars. otrole of
friend. will he pleased to know, Is new re.
westing from her •oold.o/ of 1 weeks
• g0.
lttrORR►,'T -We regret to say that as w•
were closing up our iteme for lest week •
repel reonhrrl no verbally th•t then. had
Nee • berth to our midst of • sen In one of
our tenet ., and without ■ny farther le-
y:thy se gent it in to prose along with some
tuber kerne. Wbat, wee our eurprl.e t.
Ieuo os the day of bane of the p.per that
we had been misinformed. We hope the
parties We ratted will l.rtnee the mtsteke,
this beiog the first time that we hove bets
In error In reporting s dnmeetio event of
thle kind .ludog our connection with Tut
FtileAl, fir neatly twenty-two year
The school' closed for 00 11001161 sommer
holiday. on Friday last, and no Someday
and Monday the preoeptnv, Mies Cooper,
The POINT FARA,
SEASON OF 1102.
OPEN TI -HS WEEK !
i'he improremente at the Point Farm
being advanced almost to eomp'etion, the
Hotel will be open for gweele this week.
The management with to draw atten-
tion especially to the advantages of The
}'oint Farm as a eneort for pleasure partial
from town. Every NiptioqiNaga
be made
for the reoeptttm anrenteraentertainment of such
parties. There im nowhere a more delight-
ful spot to spend a day or en evening, and
visitant will always be made welcome.
The Huron, Bruce & firey
Electric Ry. Co., united, 1'. (1. Hex 7.5, Oodsr1oh, Ont
DESIGNER
The Huron and Bruce
Loan and Investment Co.
GODERICH, - ONT.
Soucaruw-PHILIP HOLT, K.O.
Bashers --THE CANADIAN BANK OF
COMMERCE.
OUR SAVINGS BANK.
We are prepared to receive Deposita
(rout Trustee*.Patuuta ur Children. in
mums of from Fifty Ceuta to Three
Thousand Ikellars, and allow compound
iutereat, added every six mouths at
rate* as agreed uputt. Cheques are
given Depositors, w that they may
draw upon those deposit." at any time
3, 3; and 4 per cunt. 'utensil allowed
on Deposita according to am0u11 •ud
time lett.
N,B-Pursuant w a hew Act of
Parliament married women and minors
have the right to deposit and draw out
money in their own name.
Dspoeita tan be sent ley mail at the
risk of sender,
Remote front your howler'temptation
to burglars and food fur the flames.
As the Company makes loans only on
first class farm property, depositors
securityhate the strongest security for their in.
vestments. •
TO BORROWERS.
This Company ie prepared to Inn on
the shortest n06toe any sum upon first
elate security. Te nue are made to sari
borrowers. Straight loons and situp!
interest.
YORTG AG FS RU RCHASF D -Fur further
particulars call at the Company's obits,
corner of Market Square and North
Street, Galerich
W. L. HORTON, F. JORDAN.
Manager. Preeideut.
Wu, PROUDFOOT, Y'ic'e•President.
DIRKCTO d :
Lo&D ST'aeracv-va. .7. M. Hosiers.
FRANCIS JORDAN. H. DCNLAr.
W. Paou ,DoT. Haney NORTON.
0. J. Nam'. PHILIP Hot.;, K.
held her entrance and leaytog classes. The
latter will be to Uoderlab ca .'edosedey of
this nosh for the e:aoattone. Yw
Your Summer Suit.
YOU 0111 0001* here and soleet a suit, and
wear it tate same evening. No such Waite
ar1,1 delays as • tal:or may give you, no
ouch pnuns as he will charge you, but a
suet that will tit you faultlessly, wear satin
lretorily and save you motley.
Before purchasing Loewe and
roe en
rour 20th Century Brand
of meet's fit)e tailored pr-
omote at $10, $12 sad 1115.
We arc solo agents for the lhh Century
prim' Wawa bite ,:lutheue. 'these are without
doubt the barest ready-to-wear clothing in Can-
ada, Waite of good m•tertals, 8t portectly and
retain their shape. Inspection invited,
Three Days' Sale of Pants.
JULY 5. 7 AND 8.
Owing to the unfavorable weather, we find that we have too many' light !'auto to hand,
bents this sale.
84.00 Pants fur 83.00.
3. 26 Pants for 2.60.
'2.50 Pants for 1.98.
2.00 Paull for 1.50.
1.25 Pante for 1.00.
Bee our special mole Pante for working men at 75c.
See our special utole !'outs for boys at 50e.
W. Ce PR/DRAM.
Perfect Fitting Clothing House. (Mote Fut-metier.-metier.Mcl Louie Block Ready -to -weer Clothing.
Cooper will spend her holidays 10 Clinton
et her home Obese- During her temporary
absence she will be me
much ssed by a large
elide of friesr
ods, pticululy the young
people and members of the C. E.. of which
Mei was the president. The guest o0 of
hating ao artesian well sunk to the school
yard la the theme of diecuseion among the
ratepayers. Several of tee leading rate-
payers ars "googly In favor of the prop ,gal.
A yetitiou to the true.ces for the well may be
Immolated shortly or • public Weeden may
be called, wk. as to have the well sank
during the holid.ys- At present all the
scholars oomph a of the •drool water, and
se went for a pail of water to t hs artesian
well grumble loudly in hailer, to carry 11
about hall a mile there and took. The
artesian wells the' bevel been sunk at Klage-
bHdge, Sbeppardtoo and later as No. 6
eohco&, Lisburn, bays all Delon eaoosesles-
Now the Duolop school think they should
have ole*. Tbe well would have to De gook
only about • hundred foot.
COUNTY REPRESENTATIVE.
A Financial Institution
lucorpurated under Ontario Joint Slo k
C.uupenies' Act by letters patent, capital
officepaid up 8100,000, with bead office lex To-
ronto, will appoint a representative for the
ouuuty of Hurst. Nomec tzlmut tunder-
take to canvass the county thoroughly,
large and small towns. Income (commis-
sion) from $3.000 to IR 000 per annum, at.
cording to ability displayed in incur ng
business.
For particulars oldroi Box 200,
Central Prue Agency, 'l'urunto.
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I TZLarrosa Ne, u, 0 DG E N C B ROS.
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7.d es welt 05•
■A111LTOS -0T.
OUR GREAT
SALE •
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IS now in full swing. We print today a few reminders of its many money -sav-
ing attractions. You are not likely to find goods of equal quality selling at
prices to match these.
Two causes combine to make these July sale prices. The first is the pur-
chase of many clearing Tots and lines much below regular prices, the other is
that all broken lines of summer goods must be cleared to short order. The
qualities are good, the values big, and here are some of the prices.
Up -Stairs Bargains for July Sale.
Our big new Carpet and Curtain Department up•stairs
contributes its share of money saving bargains for .duly sale.
If there is a single article in this list that you are thinking of
buying, you cannot afford to let this chance slip. Where else
can you get values like these.
Rugs and Mats.
a lines of reversible Mats at bargain prices for July.
Austrian, Smyrna Rage, reversible
16r31, regular 450. fur July tele
23145. ruttier $1.2.5, for July sale
26154, reviler 8! 40, for July sale, .
Bargains in Window
Blinds.
At 27o.
Gon I quality blinds, loll length and
width, mounted oo strong .orlon
u
rollers, Drum, light and dark 1,een,
special for July, each ..... ... . 27c
At 35o.
Mines made of good (minty cloth,
monotsd on Woos spring rollers,
*omelets with Wogs and poll, regular
453, for Ju'y sal., oath ..... . . . 35o
At 450.
Blinds node of 'cod quality cloth.
mounted oo bot sprier rollers, lace
trimming, complete with pull, Dream
or light green, replied' 603, tor July
gale, each ...... 45o
A Bargain in Curtain •
Poles.
450 Poles for 33o•
Msboganv and oak Curtain Poles, hitch-
tyflnlebed, heavy wood rings and
330
90o
„8100
moaotlogs. reenter 45c, for Ju'y sale,
Union Carpet 28c.
50 yards able 1'uinn Carpel, good
weight and pattern, will wear well,
regol•r 37}0, for July sale...,
Union Carpet
75 yards besvy Uolonmutant,wove', good mutant,
ezoellent wear,
sale
333
28
39c.
Carpet, closely
reversible, will
special for July
-.. .. 39,
All Wool Carpet 55c.
75 yards hoary ell wool Carpet. made
from elute "idiot varus, good pattern
for sitting room or bed room, regular
75; for .duly "ale
56e
Linoleums 70c.
3 end, heavy Snatch Llneleune,f.11 two
yards wide, regular 81.00 quality
oluring ,duly male at per running vied 70o
Lace Curtains,
A Third Off --
We have about 23 pairs odd lace Curtains, no two pairs
alike; they have been used as samples, and have become
slightly soiled from handling. We will clear them all out
during our July sale at !,oft regular prices. If you want a
bargain in curtains, this should be your chance.
Half Price for Sailor Hats.
New hats, every one of then}, correct shapes and good
quality, marked at half price because wo bought a quantity
and got them for a good deal less than most stores pay.
SOc Sailors 25c. I $ 1.00 Sailors 50c.
IAdlea eolith strew Sailer H►te,n.west f Ladles' plain and motto straw sailor hats
*haps, black et whit., silk chime blank or whoa, new .hmifond
spee d d
band, geed vol.. a1 503, 1or ,duly sale ejna1ltlr, regular $1.00
ooh 25o July eel*, eneb nand', fag
600
Men's Rain Coats $2.25.
We have just a few men's rain ('oats left in stock and want
to clear them out at once, as we are going out of this line.
That is why wo quote such a little price.
ilea'. rale Costa, Rood qualities, sewn and gummed seams, doable Nitwit garments,owe,with or without owe, geld at 1M 00 and $4 50, nleaNeg ea, Niels S2 25
Embroideries, & and 12c.
Some embroidery bargains
for people who shop here dur-
ing July.
At 8c.
200 yards fancy cambric and malls
embroideries and Insertions, neat d.-
signr, regular 121 and 203, for July
raja, per yard.......... ..... . 81
At 12c.
250 yards floe moans and umbel° em-
broideries sad fourteens, last ends of
moms lines that sold at 183 and 20o,
for July sale, pie yard........123
English Cotton Flannels
at 7cts,
250 yards English oottoo Flannels, pat-
tern suitable for waists and drowsierrete, 8 patterns to oboists from. reg-
ular 1213, for Judy We pr yard..., 7o
25c Cottonade at 15c.
100 yards good quality heavy weight
oottooade, regular 231 -'and 2531!.e,
special Int July sale, per yard 15,
All -wool Tweeds 35c.
We want to clear out every
yard of twee(! in the store,
and to do it during our July
sale have made the prices less
than half regular.
125 yards all wool Tweeds, suitable
for pasts or sults, do•k onlors, twit
paw -
lar 753 and $1 00, for July sale paw 36a
Children's Gloves 10c.
75 pair ohlldrea'e lids and tsff.ta Glevr,
black. whits and colon. regular 90o
and 25e, for July sale, per our 103
Ladies' Silk Gloves 15c.
Ladles' celeriac' silk and taffeta Gloves.
Ise. peers of lines that sold at 263 and
30o. °leering at per pair. l6.
Children's 25c Cotton
Stockings 15c.
75 pairs ribbed ootton hese, feet bleak,
daub's kne., opium, heel, • rogalar
25, siookine, during July, per pair.. 15e
Ladies' Hose, 2 pairs
for 25c.
Ladies' fast bleak cotton Hese, doable
herd, tat dye- geed gustily, ter July,
2 pairs for ..... 'ibr
I.11'1,1"
HODGENS PATTERNS
now in, R
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