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TRIP.
People 01 the Royal City''lute• • -, arty
a.. ,. •-•litj _ .
The weether conditions on 'Tuesday
wore as sheerly perfect as (hey could
well be, bet owing to A number of
other events coming out in the neat --
future, Such as the Greyhound ex -
cession and the euros, and the dine
being a little early itt the neuron for
country t•t+<tidentti. the' Meltesetung
Canoe Club's excursion to liuelph teas
not 'warty set largely taken- wlvautag.•
▪ of As was at first hoped, •Their were
over eighty passengers from Goxlerich,
and. parties fruw, the stations along
the fine which swelled the number of
visitors to the Hny+tl City to sortie -
thing over two hundred. The largest
contingents, Apart from the (iodel•tch.
Reese•ngen. comet from Myth, Walton,
Munkton end Milverton, and uta•.
Mabe got tet at Mt9augkt. having
gone out in the morning. It io 1111.
den:ttod that Ticket Avert Kidhl how
promised to have the uutte Of the
station changed in the near future to
&Mabee."
• The trip over the beautiful auu-mth
rtad.beil of the G. A G. was much en-
joyed. .with tttr Iteltutiful wirer,udt
towards the lake or up the river as
the wain crossed the Maitland and
roundtirt the (''ol}NN'ne bank. ainl the
view of the country all along tete
route. which is • at its fterbest and
prettiest itt this season. Arriving- in
Guelph the nrwttieipal patty-. _of the
Goderch council and Bums! of Pratte
were taken in charge_
stead of Guelph- anal the reception
committ.e 'of the city council and
eseorted t,) n .smuttier of eatsiwhich
were- in waiting. The gilet4tn were
driven all around the city and shown
the various points of interest And then
out to the Ontario Agricultural ("Id -
lege. where the Massey hall and lid,..
rary, the museum and other tntildings
were inspected. On the return the
• rigs drew up In hunt of the Welling-
ton hotel and the party were epter-,
tni nom¢ in the dialing -room of the.hlltet
The party registering at the, Welling-
ton consisted of Mayor Newsiest/3 and
Messrs. Kennedy. tiumphrey,,Thut•pe.
Hamilton, McMillan. Watt, Mrhetfield
and Cray. 0 Guelph ; Mayor )lack -
lin and Messrs. laliott• Mutmings.
Htinther. t:raigie• •thwaite, Saun-
ders, McGaw. Mogi •Rut4huall.-, Lee.
liCCodd and Nolte! end (• K. Saunders,
F.'tY• Brophey. G. L. 'arsons, Dr.
Mabee, T: McDermott, P. Walton.
1)r. Turnbull, F. Sturdy, J. e and
' +s
C. W. Frick, Of the ()sour
well as Bothe of the lady excursion a.
The afternoon was spent in variou
ways. A rink of Goderich howlers,
conasttng of A. Saunders. J. Kidd.
Mayor Macklin .And .1. Ronthall,
played against a Guelph rink skipped
by our &ruler townstuan H. Lock-
wood. The other members of the
Guelph rink were H.. Si . W.
H. Junes and R. Mahe The
Guelph rink won by two tyone
points to thirteen. C. H- iter
skipped a -mail. -the other ptaye of
which were lluelphites, and won fro
RQurlph rhtk. Xl ti -r17.; flume nil
rinks also played itgainst tiuelph
bowlers, but were defeated. 7(1 to :St.
A number of the visitor! witnessed
the hall game between Guelph and
Niagara Falls, N.. V.. which was won
by the home teaatn, and 'Riverside
Park, the municipal buildings, the
Agricultural. College, etc.. ws•"e, vis-
ited by a good many.
Oreat improvements are tai made
in the civic buildings, the \pet of
which will be in the neighbor total of
1118,0011, and the offices- of the Mayor.
clerk, auditor and treasurer Art very
neat and' commodious. The city is
,_
1 r
making x1expenditureof 1..,)IIUt for
ma an !
the in provetent of water supply.
New pumps area tieing -installed and -it
is intended to bring the supply from
springs into the city by pip•s to a
vnlr. Mayor Newttead_ls a Hen
belief r in the commission plan of
hand3li such utilities eta the wateer
service. 'oder the commission the
revenge in h}• several thou-
da -Liveries,f,u:twciee
can �JH1L�
and other large users were obliged- to
have teeters- -arid- the--- einnmiwsirnr
• charged the city 8411 per hydrant for
flr�ptrpttsetrattd s t ligbt-toTr
the street., • '
At t> o%ittek the _ the
City was eget )(tent ed. at after it
stroll about t city the •isitora
walked towards John, (lett':
ppriory, which still does t�1�y as the
Atation, haute• farwelf`to, their
hosts and started on- the Mimi -Wenn
journey. thoroughly well pleased with
their day's outing and the warmth dr
their t•etcept:un in the, ltatyal l'tty,
ELECTRIC RAILWAY BONDS
1
•
titan Uotlenicb north, from Kitcar•
dine south. knd trout Port Albert in
twill diteutiesis. The beat'iert work
trtrthesline trum-(luderidl w Kiueitt••
was at Port Albert, telt eyeyt
het ley haul rucceytlett iti g -a
grade or only 2.5 per cent„ wile eaa
the •ws►gou toad iutu fort' Albert at
one point showed it glade of 12 per
cent. Al. fort Albert thew it cote
ridtralrte cutting and tilting to tie
tib) ire... The road twill cit a* ills river at
an elevation of le feeit, which Would
be tautly un trestle.wuak at tine, but
it was !toped to do more tilling later.
At- Eighteen Mile Riser there was also
• tilling to be done, but, apart
from two or threat suck huin'Eli this
road was almoit altytllutely level.
Thr. road would ie. hid with seveuty-
pound rails. Jt was unposed o
enter the town teed T il• C. 7'. 4. right
of way.
It watt the inLi1ttion, of the c
pony WOW tracks to mtitl. of the fee
-
town. iu town. Thi, would give the
l'.:P. R. i•unesection with the tactoriea.
as -no electric locomotive could haul
heavy loads up and down the harbor
hill, whereas a Stearn loct.utiuive (*multi
not. Hut there wats nt.thing it) the
story that the C. IT. 11. was soing to
ofwrote • tate electric . road. he• dt••
veloputrut of the Maitland power
was to he gout on with right away
nntt the puwis-Would in• available its
anon as it war. required. \V hat the
is t t _ called work on the railr••,y,
31r. :Moyes said. was pick and shovel
Work:inn there was a tut. of limbo'.
inat)' tgorlt which It'd to be done ;and
ialready cunsideriii 1y .,Y,'t two tigutes
in the thousands hail iw'en Laid out
and it WAS ell for bona tide work.
The .tee's engraving Of the bonds, for
instiowt' had costa-$;t,u+uu, lett there
Tate'layer and iweets:it otthe council-
lors ogre.! with Mn Hoye. that front
their underst*ndyi>r ot• the bylaw it
was legal Lfor tine .layer and clerk to
Sign the bonds. on the mortgage being
approved, by the town *tIiiithr, witL-
,int further igatrueiions from tit•
council, hitt His *Winship said be•
w•+yllatlt taiga then, without a resolu-
tion from the council, and no doubt
the ',atter will cotue up at the repfn•
lit nleeting_of thecouncil on Friday
night. _-. -
Mt. Jloyet.-said he • was in town
settling the Itajlwit y.latutpany'e
monthly pay roll
PERDbONAL- .MENTION.
John L Aitken was in Remail hast weak. '
,lin, Ina W. t'anatter it. le "comate t11.
week.• _...:
,lona .ott'1CX:'ot Howutaniille• UAW ill
14.14 O1-er Soilday. -
Mrs. trmeeih left thi. week •u a tisk 10 iter
H. H. cattle. at Fug %t iIIt.uu: ` • '
J Jordan, of Toronto, waa in tern on
Mot • it..itinghi. son. J. F Jut dam ° •
Mt Ivor and .ears hilt nti' Monday on
to their Route at wiutapeg.
air.. L
tinge relit,
John itwt atria. of Antonio. wa. in Mali
the, *�•u k tn. A, er ,1.11.10 .laic snakier. ale.
.1
)liei.e.• May and Fi tat iso{r art• h • from
Tot emu. where they t• intro taking 1h,.
Notnw0 4ollege tuur.t.
Rev. Jit., Hamilton hen le lin tt•innlpee to
attend the I'te-byterian Oen.. .I-- . .illy ar a
1 - I:A- - Na -seen.
Trutt Aitken, of ('olenian. .11t- Ie.• hero
ct Need to the saritarinta atlran on aro•'
of a ...sere attack of rte tnu*th n..
ew (fre.t p hoot,- lav returned tit
helve a
t-.udn, J.
Arnie after a hlieeoutt ri..h with.
.wrI 1n.ld. Newgate .tn'et.
Robert 11. nr• of the tank of lnumn'ree:
he.- retooled t . rterfeetl and t- 'accord -ell in
the branch hen ' 11. R. Timm•, of Termite.
Air.. l'. 11:.lotee. i.ite.l her home In role
dome fro the week daunt her. mother, Mr-.
John l uwh•, has 1 .fur . airh her for a 17;it
in Wtwterleh. •
The !lobe night, Wo • .hiitt•c•t •i rat of
mac•hitw•ry to t othingw.wrt is week. to lar
Mantel in it plrwure yacht for uta- l'layfair•
et that place. .. -
3fi•.
nen.' 11 Itiatw, otttldfellow `*tell. 1.•ft
reaerday Inc to • alt yte.
Mane. Mich.. where for two week. •he\whll be
the trued of her brother, Mr. Ward.
are beanie..
.&t r
hardware bn lue.t al Aubu .end recent
bitted etlgnglit to th8 411nr'1ftitlut
heat!. le now with the !!..well Awed w.ee4.'a. .
Att1ytttt�,t* }'utter, 41 nal, Arizona..
who pet been %tatting her ol4 home ire Col-
borne. left tit.• ntoruinir on her -return. She
byr Ater M1- Cattle
-wan It, wh., roe. hs al
Putter, who goes as far as Chtaalm and will
rndt there frit w few week•;. -
:Arden Aitken, abo baa.betmn•lila
toll for for ..nue time (ass, left on "nadir for
Port Arthur. wh err he ha. ar^e t . te
'TTOtfwlrtf ihe'L• i.. . ninon lir.. orf t a p art
w'hlle Arde-, oniony friend. aro worry to Iwo
kine lYl -'tweet-arena-esse-#..J i st the
larger sphere which will likely open up for louo
will ale to its advpam�t b
1. A: trittllerlarnt, w Ii baa. b,eett to tT1,w� a of
the .I.Onrrn brun•h- of the Molitor! flank.
lease. rota) to take Aµi.o'4eion ht the roronto
office or the snore moll.. tSAIAllela rod,in
been very pitp in,
1 tis ir. ,and hr lea i.•- a h..•t of friend. behind
shim e•tto wlah Iiia him the .ttinrt•...•tJ fat err
wt.leh hi. gond qu,tlet lea aener'e. 111. Althorn
friend, gave a :uhjer.ln its honor,,,. M.nnlay
MAI( and prorentt t hum with a aneoket • ont-
,t. a tttt.utertto and -token of p•tird. Mr.
Sot land wa. in t fro it >r.terday bidding hit
faun t re` irotklti... He 1. ut ado w.
monomer a .Jana by 1k Yi. Ferguson. Lite
of Writ ford. r•
"DR. O`f.etE�PR1IOTEGE-
' -- -'- ---••`•-•rte_____,
Compeer
THE SIGNAL ::GODERICH' • ONT,.R10
NEWS OF DISTRICT.
ASHFILU.
Winix Konay. Juliedld..
DK.tTN rue IiIKATTY WbilsTKtt. ---
Heatty Webster,* respected resident of
AshHrld, dill rtthitrhouw, lot tis, cotter •
situ l:t. on Saturday everting. May du.
ra(lt4'au itInets of about three years.
About rix weeks kite he. hie:ante
bedfast, and though be had, during the
past year, undergone four itifgieal
operations, he Irene - hie affliction
patiently-. and without complaint.
Deceawtxl, whtwe age was forty-eight
years, was. in religion A Meth-
ttditt and it Conservative in poli-
tics. He was a native of Athtletd
and was much respected in the, com-
munity. Moor years ago he was mar-
ried to Miss Cantelou, who survives.
The funeral takes- pdu'e this after•.
noon- to ftreenhiit cemetery:
LEEh1URN,
-•Mos; o.tv,June lid.
DKATII or Mug. ARCH. Maine sv. ,-U'
Saturday the funeral of the late :lire
Archibald Horton took place front the
family residence to Colborne come.
tery. There was a very large attend-
ance of sympathizing ft•iends, the de-
cease(' having been, held in 11101
esteem by her neighbors and ieettualn•
taneea. Rev. Jas. !#Auditors cop-
-dertetl 41lt-- services -and--the >tail -
bearers were foto brothers of deceased
- George and Janes !hidden. of
t Sit h, and
Will. of t'oh erne --sold two brother.
in-law. Sauiuel Heroin, of Stony
Creek, k, opal !)avid Morton.. Mit. Hors.
ton passed away on \Vwlnewlity duet l
after a long illnesses. She was roily in
her twenty-sixth coir and -leaves her;
hush:411,1 and three small children to j
•1 tit It groat bets. That deceased
itt t.iiii tit tdaxt by her parents. %Ir.I
toll -qtr. 11i he'd Whitton. ural by her 1
four brothers. already mentioned. And
.ale sister, MI.. ltedfitt, of Sties),
Creek. The sorrowing busbatid de•
,mer ttrexpteaa his gra tefultirA?>rttt• L e
cotrtu'unity fot'._iiiatty knelt' sou•. dors
ing la is write's illness and at her death.
DUNLOP.
%V it ,LsttAY, Junk rd.
Robt. MacDonald, of Detroit, war
here for a taw• days the Oast week
visiting at the old lwttte, -
Mr. and Mts. Juhu Lawson . Ratti:
-rived oat f 'Ito a at Mr.
arrived i sunt et a .tit
Laws.tn'r old house her`-. •
�) v, - t)
A Hever .�'. Y..'T. Tho'rrtWtnCe t
Mr, and Jlrs,, Hulett Quaid was the
scene of much itreery-making on Teter
flay night. when about seventy guests -' --
asserublt•d to witness the, nuptials of
31t-. and Vinci Maid's third roe. Bolsi
art llottun, to Miss 1.izzie McCorutick,
of Detrttlit. The tyre ntuny look pito..
sit 11 o'clock on the lawn, the bride and I
groom- standing beneath .au Arch oT
evergreens and before a bank of ferns 1
and moils. • The wedding march was
played by 31 r. Sage,. of Port Albert,
and the bride was given Away by bet'
uncle A1`iw St.a&tssoe Ad B•'•ia le44.
She wore a white silk dries.. ti 1
.1 white.
weir of
an
toe
cloth
1 with lace and old lice and
avers with pink riser, .Ta es
Quaid, brother of the gree /t.
1n tn, The inose wine t itt'urit-
Hit vtt1.•titvferns and tt11'tnlrlett
With • cern ions. myrtle tied f,�> s.
Arta' uta•!aii iea of the wedding iia- ! $ 2 00 ROUND --TRIP
past hal !.errs r 'overt to tate fall the •
evening was spent dancing, music and
garner, until the ear bouts nt' :morn -I GODERICH
ing. -A feature of t event worth
1
noticingthat r , n'. rand-
is tilt til r r
R
mother. a venerable.lady..A.4.=uuwty-I
nix, was present and also tit• or her
grandchildieu. - All the g 1111'1,
eon wet'e home for the ha •
L. including Andrew Iters Quer
e. Pa. The gram- hes a good .
1n -ion anloni,iln•I# 7.0 lit •y ie
000D or or
STRAW
HATS
- They will be worn inore this
Season than ever before.
During June we will
offer a Complete Line
of Summer Goods at
prices within the reach
of ALL.
STRAW HATS
Tlus is the oe* for Straws• '
Summer Suits made'
to Your Order ;in- the
very Latest Styles. We
carry a Large Assort=
rent of swell Suitings.
Everything new in Summer Shirts,
'dies, Duck Trousers, tsodtboice
Belts
.:
Special -WA5H TUtB TIES.
REG. BLACK
:ue. 11111 1-.1(
-At.W (1-a ux 'elle alt' Ver'
bargalna In Launehef.
Gasoline launch manufacturers tar
the first Huse in two or tbree yesrr
find theatselvea up to their order* 'awl
able to look for new Itualnew. 'there
are even • bet -gain' bring offered iu
these pleaattre bottle. The edvet•tisr
!tent of the Cltaitdiau (lar Newer R
l.aunvhts, Litulted, of Toronto. in tltis
inane will he intetesting to pourer boat
riltbtlatawts•
FARMERS' EXCURSION
1..
Oatario Agricultural College
GUEI„PH
Tho• uhuuat Excurii to the.
Ontario Agricultural College
at, Uuelph, under the auspices
of the West Huron harmrrr'
Institute, will le. held on
SATURDAY, JUNE 27
'file ex -nylon this year will
be over the new O ut>Iph k tiexl-
trich branch of the C. P. 1t..
the lest roadbed in Canada.
Stomal -tomo for the + gtu•
totTation of excites -It -mists Hoists as
follow*:
I:ATI4s1 AND TRAIN 8t'tltin i.et
I .. re
tit k:Rlt'H, at 11,10 w.tu., adult, $t.„1: child. Me
Mee w', 111.1
alit 'It\, eza .,
Il.VT , Iklb
I1'ALTe % 1 a 1.111 .1c
31r\AGt IT, Item Si ld1U •' Mac
- MON KTu.', 1•(12 '
- 'AII1.V Eft \Inst ,,. ry3 •y> " Irk
�LINWUOD.w a . . •t"tel " Yitt..•,
Arriving In 0 ion at 11.3' i. u..
1t�turnlna • tae a i.uelplt at :.Ye Dewe• i0-
131111( in Gorlerk i t •:1n 1' i t. • -
fI
I'icketa Feud
•tour a/thi-
lt. 31. Yoe. N(t,
14reaident.
r (urn itondajr.
wen. B•hue,
\We St, 'i
to Please
urs
an Clea
Yost will
and up-tudat • .
S t,tisfaction • u l
money refunded. `t
'Plantae or leave y
TIN Pe.Plds
Naralltos
Si I '
Clearing Sale
.:.of.. -
Empress Shoes and Oxfords
�%E have decided to.clear our atue.k..of-.� -
_ raw
Empress Shoes and Oxfords an(l
will oiler for ,sale any of our
$3.00 and , $3.25 Styles for $2.50
52.50 and $2.73 Styles for $2.00
'!'hoe goods- are perfect,- in every respect
and are this season's gouts. t'onto 'eat'ty
and secure a bargain in footwear.
tt
Downing 6' MacVicar
North Side of Square - - - Goderich
is at Purity,o
Honesty
Y
Inrna.
rid everything new
ntetd iir
order at
def
PROMPT DELIVER
with _Belgian lace and rami
reser. 3lisi Friatxse. Quaid,
Owegiot ti, w'.M InIdt*.totatd, a
n dies of pale blue Panetta
riiunt
fit
It
Al
war
ted
ey
nf;e.
pea
Detroit d theyofrg couple left by
the 2:3tt p. ., G. T. R. train on H'-
rieaday - for itis home in Ile ndt,
herr
riends will atte
-travelled-
with
t-v'Iled-with brown silk Moll
The weddinng presents
0'.114 staid beautiful. ;he
to the bride was a goal
with pearl., to the htidewmai
ring set with pearls and rubies
the groomsman a gold locket.
'-s
Perhaps there is it least as much
enjoyment to be had in air-cn<tlesi ea
in any other kind..
DETRO
1t
Saturday, June 20th
830 A.M.
Ketsruiag Monday, iva: 22nd
'St mer _ R yrigt itD__
1st:. V;t.nr•lon Aret\t
II. Nall Fa-Osllasry
Meat SO Bata,
The -bride
and white hitt.
very gurW
roan's aft'
)ch set
a gold.
d to'.
Kiss Cameron's
DETROIT FOR
KIM a.m.: Tatra lluro
FRIDAY, JUNE 1
arrive in fiixlerich aal0
�t 8
May Be
•1. W. Moyes,L president of the, On -
tat irt
ln-tatin \Veit „Shote . kiect-ire Itai
Cotupaax. sea; in town. -un alt
and amt tht•'tnwn e,1uneil at
meeting in the evening. -
suggested that the 3 or amu
turddfgn� tv TOW} tit sign the' hoot
p1 'the-R*ilwa ' otupany which the
tewn'is get. adheeing in the vault of
the To • tullenerel Tsarsts-tietnpanyi
in . r hewing the bombe sent to
,1oe signet!, as the bonds
ere worth $Odes, each.
d them lie placed in the
alto .General rusts
over to the ror-
ty VV NA received
to Alread v mold,`,.
447'
special
Maim
rk
.5
! t • e
when sr
The ii,1111t w'o
vaults of t ti T.l
Company and, hart
ehahert' when the to
for them. The.1ri)tids
both -those gg.IAI'aittrtel r the Muni- who wits Able Co get a Cabinet
cfpalitiep antl thele -00L -era i►tteod•lTrlrttrt7tttarin tis o y fol' hitt.-
A mnrtgLn nge I:ev'it� of t Taranto record is official ,and all the con
teenet'al Yawata Corot) lyt °rt. Or' the tinny antedate.! lir. t'yne's effort
. Company's priewity. -resent\ nr get t>.•rltliawinn for Courtney to '-ken
._-fututr, and ren all itstus.•nee wet hotel":
aWet�' of all kinds haul been prepared Robert R Courtney.
and placed in the hands of the Gown
solicitor for approval. 79tr mind gagr.
is the ..rein ity, of the hood -holder* nod
itis ttlir eTen t o1 t he It e i twayt' iitJpa ny's
defaulting . in icor rani the -laopdc
holder♦ wound In) baek on the rr.ort•
gage. or cuuldinsist on, the ici•
polities' paying the It)ndi, and in the
latter' cass,•under the tnortgege, the
lnunicipalitie' would he'vt ite the
owners of the road. The reason for
asking fort :signing of the lands
n ('
aw wee that to Itailwny'mnppany
had their sttrreys. pnrfitr•r and aft the
pirtlinlinery wirrk prprtirally Mont.
pined. the contract for the whole retrad
wax let and the contractor wee ready to
.tara•thc trick and .hrm•t-work: while
the piirr•ha'ers .t"the hood t4 wanted to
t them and have their money earn -
,tel.. .:
tie. will An •s- that he 'lomat . his
.nlie•44 :,1.. •v t•nft' t) to the de -ill -
it
e N -Sal s►raki•-t nt es. htai elm some
Mende -wily •' In to(itt'aVnrM
for. One orf fixe is 13. Cout-t res`
of Toronto. ltt' twill he reestineIwt,d
tlatt- the Matas alt isducati.th went
to ,31r. J. W. Phew h: rhe,ahairntan of
t 'Renata licca. c ' Rion, and
at Mr. ('nt tnev be given a
urges
ilei• l-ei. - . TTitvt'U to d lir, Pyn
his action w . . of a wi. one. And the
Wits s teff. , ortly after-
would pay the expenses of the . ayor
and clerk to Tot•onto for- the iiiirpose
• of having the tannin nigtital. The pro-
ceedia of the bonds would Ire held by
the Tenets' l't,litpari), pro -able fit t
contractor on --the progress eidimates
of the Railway Company's engineer,
and the Itstilwayt:.inipany would trt as
vIta/ly interval eal in seeing 11/113. 1111.
°entractes. was not Paid ant money
that he wag net cntitled to as the
teern. If the ((IWO' wished to appoint
no eug'inette Of its Men for the imrpoie
of eheeking the progrerti estimates,
would wade
tha addltiOnal acne my t he payments
would here.
to the weestsai. lion of therehd
Me; Mops said work would- be
Idnl, (hit. 1:i. tiled. h of liquor art --
Fined $.-,11 and ,costs or thiee months.
10)2, July 211 +Inert 1150 and costs or
three months. \h•et
1,11r3, Jidy 31: coas or
;ten, pl;t 14 -Fined 1173 and costa or
Mareh 1 Fined 1150 and costs
thre5 month
Dirt. April
or three months.
1044, May 0-11ned fr and costs or
three t
1407, Nov. 5 Fined 1rd trid costs or
thirty dayn.
Oct. I 1--.FitHirt$Hlt end rootage
three months.
DM, Nov. 2- Fined WO and en4401,*
ed 111101) end costs
DM. IVoy 2 Fined pi and cogs r
t hirer moot bpi.
111ti, Sept„ ;L1 Fined 1120 and roets
or thirty days.'
-Mr. Ciortney, it may he added, Is a
ilitirt it tie, try. •
And yet people nye iv411011 helle've
that the Whitney Government
sought to take the rulnHollitrettiern of
the Liquor License Act, out of politica.
Little Haruki -"Pap", ilid t4010MOTI
have 7110 wives i" Papa believe
'•Wini be the man who seid, %HIM me
liborty or give Me death
•
MILLINERY
PARLORS
On Hamilton st. will be
conducted for tfie re-
mainder of the-- season
by Miss Myrtle Cbu-
sinsl who will be
pleased to have all who
require anything in
this season's styles call
upon her. ,
s trimmed and
ma' - over to order.
A CALL SO ITEM
RTLE COUSINS.
GODERICH BAND
QGNLIGHT
Friday,June 1lth }
GODERIC HIi
S.tturday. June • FOR , t<.:RDETi w,rri..LTAn
JC -
ado time. nrlive in art Huron -11.31
n2my..Oett'nit Lit! p.w.t Central thee.
A special week -end are . ion train
will Move Stratford and uelph to
-t7iiitert li; NattnhiTitj_.. jtlartmtn Jtiiie
3itt, ilnt tering with Steam for
1 !mania, '
Front l.ttckrtow, \Vingham end way
xtatint>sr,- t gr_ morning train June
1.1 eh. cminectiitit at Clinton 17.35 aa.in.)
with emend train for (irrdetivh.
RETURN TO GODERiCH
1-ea-ve Detroit. Monday. June,. Clod.
1.(11 p.m., !'ort Huron 5.111 p.m.,
Central line•.
RETURN TO DETROIT •
teat (iodericb for Detroit 14.3) a,m•,
'Tuesday, .lune Entail, Canaan limo.
M-i',•iat 'trains wilt h'svr Godetich
June 22nd, ori Arrival Of Steamer from
Detroit, for (WOO- W. P. it 1. Wine -
ham and Stratford !(1. T. IL), and way
atatiotu.
E Lute
ST ST. HARDWARE1
Why do some paints cost more, than
Robertson's- are, they really bette7-7-
-or eben as good
;tly jorwittiets you the best valor. for ,
toner it you buy Robertson's l'a lots.
THEY OosT $1.60 PER GALLON
Every ran goarnoteral.
BADEN LINSEED OIL. 70c GAL, IL,
GOVT. STANOARD WHITE LEAD, 7 LB. f"
VA' lik141.1, Ittushea, etc,
HIGHEST QUALITY LOWEST PRICES
Don't forget. our itock of Fii.hing Tactile *Ira you aro going fishing.
BUILDERS' HAlt13WA RE. ell TLItitY,, FARM TOOLS.
,OIL STOVES AND VESSEL 'SUPPLIES.
ime•
Wm, L. Lindsay
that have n put on the
market for this __season's
Selling have ' n stocked at
THE COLO iAL BOOK/
STO E.
The demand (o the better
papers has been verj' mark-
ed.
While artistic designing
his never been more in evld-
ce 'the rices haven ad
to O
N
vane an an sense in ro
ed
Y
portion to teal valises:' ^v.
For instance : We e
offering Choice a - tan
papers for from 5c. to 15c •
and handsome imported
Recti at from `tee. to 75c.
Better come in and see
w • t we have. 0..r.c;asivc
patt ns, rich in coloring, and
quiet errs also.
We take Leasure itt showing
'them. -
in auburn. 1 stn srlliogt sub-
aenti,el, well -made' ,,Hain(*..
. ,that w i t
Mil 1. all
competition.
A look wail
satisfy the•
1 nowt pointed
1 t tnrpec t i o',
l I
Ikea give
nitrie t
lis Ira!•
\ 1 .•1b n rhea(*,.
to ears 1
7
Hru
because they
a have oot
R
or money`.
Jost call and let inc'ntroduee
to pip. toy. *pee - .34y
P . �.
IIM'HUi/ll rs easily drrcrihe•d
••Abut of the High Prire Dis-
trict.
Wonderland
NEW PICTURES
- EVERY NIGHT
NEW '
ILLUSTRATED
SONGS .
1
est Value
+�for
_ the
�alllsL Voxi►-_=-
ONLY 5c
J. J. THOMPSON
WONDERLAN D
Colonial Booksto " 'Phone too
AUBURN -
$2.00 LAI'
newest
��pp Hlul•her
IPJ
vm
$1.50TAN •411.4-1 . _ 't diaYiPlt:
to in 'rags Huttgn r I.ao a g>t.
Oxfords; All;et, lap, dllitt hiRb
$3.00 Dainty f 'tart-'"Aea - - 7.3.1IV
(ittli.ioiKN' a Oxeuntxi We are alt wing a large
$ '� variety in ('hadren'a Sli 'etre. L:ee. And !sat
$lti:0
tittwp Slppen. with Idht}i1t• And jy, Itlttrl
51:30'ifan and Patent Leather, •30
I.:ar It t)X FUItl ,
e n be hong . t. All st
II (I 1001011
-
n - . a1111ttesn,
the $2.00'
r`• t.,
II$3.36- -
nttd-- (hcret.trMre ltforilik In Tan*
54.00
• G. M. ELLIO
end
54.00
re Si , .,
.5 0 0 BELTS FORuSRADLE
_ A speCial purchase of Ladiee Leather Belts 'goes
urday morning. A dozen or more kinds, all sizes.
lot bottght this' week tat less than half the makers'
poor style among them./ Tans, Reds, Navys, Greens,
biggest kititif bet bargain. Regular Soc, 60c,
Saturday, all one, price, Twenty-five cents
See them in the window Friday. . -
on sale Sat-1
A big clearing
prices. Not a
Browni. The
75c and \\$I.Oo.
each.
Sample Lengths Tapestrupef. 50c
Sample Lengths Brtosels Cif t, $1.00
Sample Lengths Wilton Car 1 1,2
50 or 00 short lvsgths of Carpet to sell tiaturday an
t week. Ifatch end 111. to 11 yarde /Ong. wilt, or
Many ns. Minty colors. - Every one for less than
they wont wholes/I; Early choosing ia , heat, , ' 41.
Just a few left of .. .
The White Waists at $1.to
The White Skirts at $1.38
The White Skirts at $1.65
The White Skirts at $r.eh
.
, The Ladies' Sample Hose.
„-..7s week should see the last sold.
' for we never had such values.
Cocoa Matting Verandas and Steps
Three quarters, pne yar ,'-utte and One quarter 4
yards wide, 40c, 45c, 50c, 10e -the yard. ''
MidS1IMM luarterly Stile
Book no* on ur counters.
New pure silk TAFFETA RIBBONS, 4, 5 and 6 inth'esAii in
the popular Tan and Brown shades. '
Big stocks of Hosiery, Gloves, Underwear and all wanted summer
goods ready for you here. Right good qualities and values.
ani