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THE SIGNAL': GODERICH ONTARIO
COMING! all' Q' "s
D OW N/E'S
DOG AND PONY SHOWS
WORLD OF WONDERS AND TRAINED
—WILD ANIMAL EXPOSITION--
-he Moit Marvelous LiiblblUon Ever
• -- — Witnessed ---�-
100 Strange and Carious Animal Actors 1 011
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Jewellery
Festival
Wednesday, May 18th
14,
Saturday, May 28th-
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KINCARDINE TOWN COUNCIL. OBITUARY.
Discusses the Electric Railway Sitt:atioa • Hamilton. • t
The death of Mrs. aro. Ann !lentil-
-Will Make Inquiry.
'1 ht• K iwai Liv )(evicts ,of last 'seek k ton, of Mill Creek.:tali. near Salt
will : Lake City, siaLre of Wm. Campbell. of
At .t 1114./•ti11g 411 the 1,144.11 41,111161 toad. took place on April Iltk seta. her
held iii FIT414ulgh( Mayor. Malcolm home 'nth* far Southwestern State.
spoke in regard tit the 14tT:141.8•4f flu• Mrs. Haatiltuu't Muesli war referred
Dotal 1,, \\'cwt shorla tris ltnilway. to in these columns some weeks ago.
1I,. etre tt' the attention ot councillors She was In hey eighty•seventh year
t., art isle.. ap1e41 ing ill the U,Nlericli and her deecendauts number'.'.;:;.' .Her
pre., .41111 rt__p1t11ishltl in te:iu.atline Iutsband died in NI),
•bottom that tlu• ton u rots- Pndhaln.
1•illors of t..elerj,.•1 wore endwn•whug
1,; Pr, 1411,• sue ie 104.,4•111.4t14.11 frolll AI 1' . After aa illiles, resulting from a
\1,11'4 • reg: ;-ging Iia• huil.11ug of the tFutralytic stroke f • year* ago, Ann
roa.t. Ile thought I(tneanline Intl Ilaasenorr• relict of the late Johe, Prid-
11N•en 11 1 it-ly dealt with by tee 11111. Ilam, and for many years awell-known
ua\ .'olup:uly. A clause iu the Ly, .in,i highly eeteeuu•tresideutvufGude-
la a P1.•.,1 I.t the ratepayers 4.f the rich, passed away t' her t•ew 110 en
m n a'a t od i tat "tc,,i k oil the gest ion S:Uuretay. Mr,. 1'ritlhuur was hien in
I,.(tt .•t4' :loita•ti.•t ..u.l •llrtuubhivQ.--- FuKtaitti crvytlla lice
.4111111a Le e„nun.1me.l 1111 tly I•ION, caars ago. ,
,In the• cryo• t\:u she %w►s
he .*,1111. i tt him; hail -been united tit tuurriiige to Joliet l'yidaeam,
don.. 1111 to Ile 1111.••1•111 1 iiia•. Refer-
,•n.v- at.„ •it t- n1.1,1 ::. • I,V laity
pa': -y •l by Iluroll :,1!.I .1 Idiel,l 1.11, -
, Pii t1•r•, 1 01,11 nuitig• ilii \ t•it.,; -.111
tonsil from a child's throat. Two
days after the iuention be became very
ill and from that time hie a litiuu
remained very etvrioun. although he
fought off death so long that Diary,
war some hope of his recovery. Di,'
1Vitson was man led to Flora. daogb.1
ter of the late M. C. Cameros) and of
Mrs. Cameron, 'Uoderteh, who sure j
vives hint, with two sous and four
daughters. lie wits in his fifty-second
year. lie was an ex -Mayor of the
city of London anti took a gletlt and
active interest, in many n vvrietntr
for the benefit of the city and a hi. fel- I
low -citizens. The London Adv.'Iti.,'1
raid the other da • : ••1)uriug his III,•
iu the city of don• covering over
three decade,, Wilson had shown
himself a citizen of a very high typ• .
No task was lou hard. no work n
Jab( 410,04, 041 s:teritit 11111 814111 1,
hito..when to believed be was dun „
eitia--sittiy.--- Every -,endeavor for Wake,
the city better, to .iluprove lel+pions
01 •11.1• ci11,,.,t•, to give gond gov,•111
who pre.ieceato.d hits fitt4'ru Nie"''' meth. teteate for the sicknil t.1"-
Flillownlg their' .111:111 'age .they came thud „Ai neat +•ytupa1hy, 'am1,1.
i'.London, wile, wile, e• they iesaledlur one Rids 1•tfolt-,'• 'the .fdnernl t•,ok -lure
viii. co g 1110 1•, ""ti"e,whel••on \1'eJnesdoy and %Vito attended 11v
711;,., tlo• '1';1,„711,. 1.. ,••,ie. 1 a 'A., dee14..N441 restlt-•I nude •her: death. 1 hl. 1,,,,, 1,, 1 :•et, -law• \it t,1, \I. ti, ('.•1,,
111, 1 ,Itt.,). t.•,•1, i, 1 Iy t" ;;..1. Five rhildlell 'Kele 144 10 then,. (.0,,,:,iid or, -\ 1'. tlllllte•t-. '1 1 ..lilt.
lily' -1 1i, 4111 itsuttl11,...;;7-.K - I Mutt tour of whims ••il•vit�t 't!/ '. \�•Ilballl .
1.;.,i•. ria ti.it In •It1, h
11t•1 he het tieeti 1.. ofToruntii: Flat: J.mot %\ alter (::l -A Gru.v,ng Boy's Appetite.:
\ IL crews. ti
i s lee 1 '
1 � uh, e l
t beer, 411 71 wti • aud..lt 1
Mi IMM Il
iota that- AL . r , ,• N 1
r %1'hcu %t , m ilii i v the l u•••
•1-YII l.►' Il+e .+,►ialuiil 1'lu . s{uutl jljulilirg lett lit U i,4a took 1yttCirl i 11. I 1
t 111 r ori- 11. ►.11.ii.o\t . •I INnI I My .•out
1t:t. :•it ll,Ilt1, ., .5111 :1 1\11:,'111',11111',
61,61't• a.1- 1111 .cl.il,. II. rLo;.e,l,t
Tuesday afternoon ru \l eitluud c w4'. tilt' of It gIdWtTI 1toiy by tt1. smut",
ter y.' Rev. Ih: Dt.ugall, of ,whose of boys in the 'faintly yon can
rlutre It deceased was a uiru,ber, eon- ii aiit the a` •4'f hole betr'a 1111'11 1
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h.1,•:.1.1111 • 1..1tt11 y�.111.1 11.,:.n' 1,44511- du te..l the tonere. serciee., ,u1.l •the yuirrd. But with the saving in I ,,,
11111I',llllll'IlN aiituttl'jl•tlt -rank*4aa•t-waa/•0_ ii.—Ltarwuitig. %vol.
' .tie iiut a 141lutnil-i.4. 1.t take the tu.1t--Achtio1L-Ili L+tudtLilly C. A. Nairn,
,fel mail I fl v'„
lin the iiiaal•e•, I,77,114 ic11.
Tele-1Ving lain lot%ll 1.omt•il i. ask-
ing the 1 to ,et i. 11010 -electric eonl-
ni •el on
w 1 tt i
141 si r •tier air
It n
11 ). 1
the Maitt.onl 1tiv.-r near that fowu.
'17111...114',•11114 In Ile' no reatton Why I liltl
part of the country should not have
its wat•tpoWrt's _drvetopeit 114 well as
other srctiuns-of the I'iti.inee.
A Grand Cetossal Aggregation of Wender.
fol Performing irephants, Nurses. Ponies,
Pigs. Goits. Dogs and Monkeys. Beautiful
Tropical Birds. Renowned and Daring Acts.
Acr, l I tploits. Long Distance Leaps. Woo-
derful Bicyduts. 'Sigh Wire Perils.
25 Famous Funny Clowns.
..
III t, 1'L•uk'1 ideals the 11.:illhi••.�
lit ;,, 4414,,.4 - e \I1. \lot. _ RubL LI4ytu't • snit \V itt. 0,..d.rnplArli. tits. cc„i.1 .0 t:ee1 tit :1 very ., .1 •. 1:
11 t h 1',11111 els 11,4;•1• ;4111 it e...1 n, • Lott \1' illtaut T. t t ilitai t, of '1'otvol.to, and able outl:, t'. :V the h.,y+ h ,'. t 1..'t
holt 1 ti -it In„ney u.,. IN•Illg e\IN•11.4•,I. Mr. seed M:e. 1'. 111 1•1*,•W-i of %'inns• like l'lark'. ,1t'--. •.
Icier .m.- the \li'4,r•said that the peg. w •
were bete for thetunertel : 111441 • -
1,•.1,.11-Il,iliic o}• 1.lnkinit after the 'i%aniam aid "Chino.., t'ridbieui. of
11111 i -•1-- 14 thee,1,•lM/i•,Iti,1n re.t,l Alitchell. couian., 1 thie•Y)uuily.
Witt 1 ftl lame
1'771neillor Alll.-14111 uu{auv•ll It tee•
1111'116 N•1'.:i le 1 - Stokes.
1.11 N. ly 1.11111 1 I
the 1.1..104.); 01111 IM,ttionof the toad 11..1
1 neem iou,vl 111 11"'
1t% 1:141. "11,1 t 1.-
Alattor;11..44441•41 Ihat i41•11.11iI miglt ,lac. hT
IN• .t N111t llltil 111• IItie• 17111, Ile Will
IN•yott,t 1111111, t let • • '
11.•.41. limiter thought that eteideil
had better wait :111d see eclat loyst.-
rioh did i11 the Illative. and; then the
,• AI
1.041141 writr. :Move•-, U. it, 11.10.44,1114.,4
Made %%it11lh.. road,
1'liy• loll„uiog ie. -obit ion was tulssta
11.141.,1 I,v .1. II. Iln.sell. seconded
1.y -lobo Voting. that n contu,iUe,
ruu.istiug 411• the Aluynl, Ibs.%t anti
1'ululcillors-Patterson' :old \Iltellen he
I
a111tAtl tel 41 Ott. the tI of thy•
%Vest shoreF:lectt•it• It:lilw4'.rr_4111111
nit ion -1 hey intend taking i'1.• t he car-
rying out of 111. 11grrenlrnl Menu; 11e
building of the death. wool bet W144411
Kiteeanline limit ,inti AuIIN•t•ley. ,and
i1 advisable to 1.1k.• any iodine' 111 the
heat ter, 1 itt aIio%y 1.o ,e 141 have
110Wet. 141 confer With the 1.'54104140 411
Il ti 4'o •ie. Ir Whitt iu'l loll Is :014 14..-
.Itt,- tor the 111,111444401111oY the rate -
1.,o' 1.14. "411011141 Ile taken.
A woman
can generale as much fil-
let -est in a ehntth social as a mats call
111'14{IL'iaAr-
UINI,rich has 1.1-.041 to her reward.The death of Mt s, JacobStikrs Uwk
1 e o uesd•,)• `ut thi. week.;attt' alt
I 1 titite.r Oyer ei�htrrn
thM. Alli, st:tkr: xlaiden uawe
5% a11iiry 11, Nov t. 81ii' was a native
1,t• Cornwall. England. ie•ing ' horn
there on ,l•ni• It h, 1,11. and wag thus
in het ••s , -fir., .t,•.1,. \Vhrn she
was 0l.0'.1 the iia!•' 1 s1K iee11. tele-f3111-
itv came to 1 •ooeti a' and eesidrd at
1Velcoune, near ;'ort Hope, whine
the* lived until ats,ut the year 1.413.
when they ulocr4 to 4i,iderictl: On
July I e she • t SM 4 .. indeed in war-
e inert- to her now bereft partner. In
40114140 Alts. Stokes wee a lifelong
Aleth.Ali*t, hn.L whin her health pet
omitted *he was an active worker in
the church, and wits rver ready to do
auythiog.wbirh wo,tld ie for the ben-
efit ani good of others. Rev. Benja-
min Nott, Nicholas %V. Nott and Mrs.
N'lu. Feagao, all of (ioderich, are
brothers and sister. of Rbe deceased.
The funeral take, piece this *net noon
to Mainland cemetery. Rev. Dr.
Dougall. of who., cnngiegationt Aire.
Stokes Was a menden, officiates and
the pall -,waters are \Vm. Acheson.
Wm. Holland, E. Downing. ,lames Role
The lewd of railway ronuuiasioners
s issued n new rule hook, which
t -y sada ay company operating in
Art 1s• r,quirel to adopt..An tu-
tor has been here holding daises
Iwnrfil of the local employees
It. The company intend'.
to use the'new rult•a t.1, the
4.4
11111)
1111 1
1,t the
1,1 beg'.
1st ol'JI
Quality Store
Prof, DeGoshea, the Aerial Wonde•. will
/ire a demonstration of the Flying Machine
it, Aeroplane at every performan.e. Worth
the pn:e of a jli ssion atone to see.
A New Glorioas FREE STREET PARAD=
Every 1)av About 12.30 Noon.
ee
Spec,
From MAY 16th to 1t AY 3111 we
will give with every mond of
our tee I'oller wile\;h you
purchase A e.:uli•m, ' to
•
the value of Ilse crn1N, ' aid
of the 1,nde ieh ,Marine\ 011
pit.xl. Save thele rvngy
hand them in tit the Huspi ••
or to any ,1f the liospit.
Boated. and when they at
presented to us we will redeem
them at the prier stated
thereon. Ls in it supply 01
OW' Coffee during the next two
week... You will be delighted
with it, and the Hutipital will
i•eteive 11lr ,le•uetit of your
buying. •
\V.. are offering special value«
ill all lines o'f CHINAWARE.•
Ile "sure and get one 111' ices
Iwfore buying.
Fruits and ;Vegetables
Choicee Navel Initiates, P1 n e -
apples, Strawl'i,iies. Rhubarb,
Green l)nions, Spinach,
Let turc, Radish. ---
Highest price paid for farm
ptoxl 1,r,.
Choice Butter and Fresh Eggs.
110t. WIU. vh,u'uuui and W. H.
Greer. '-
e An oIJ and highly respected resident A
Superb
o l1of Nest &de a h o �►s rrluoved h Showinglt��lllO�lS G u rhe 11111, t o perso on 1 1. rge G Apt•I
*7 - lb sap+ and
cur,:. c1, 2.4 heals
:Nth. 111 the lassoo it(/ eorge Greer. in
116,1 throat and lunaw - - lS .:.:1,t: 1111 seventy-ninth year. Mr. (ricer
was a native of Ireland. having leen
linin in the county of Armagh,
and carne with the members of the,
family tie Canada in 11417. settling near)
PI'eaeott; where he remained for Nix
yr4.11. 111 1M,3 he came with his foul
brothers to the "Quern'* Bush.” How -
ick. and they took up Lotto acres of
land. euntprlsing the • present -site of
the village of Oorrie•. In 1547 Mr.
1.reer removed to (ioderich, where be
spent viz years, ,then purchasing the
farm adjoining Lucknow, where he
since resided. He wait twice married,
hitt first wife being Mies Mary Adams,
of Prescott, to whom a family of sone
and daughters WAS born, eight of
whets survive, as follows: -Alin. J. T.
Halkeld, (ioderich: Airs. \Vm..Melion .
told, Lucknow: Mrs. Alex. Stewart,
Detroit ; Wesley. o f Sunnyside,
Wash.; George and Melvin. at home:
Sarah and Edith. of Detroit. Mrs.
Greer died in iM{.i, and home years
later Mr. (freer married Mtw. ('aekey,
of W inghatu who survives him. Mr.
(freer wan a staunch- nember of the
Methodist church. incb he held
impnrtnnt official posititme 4n poli-
ties he was a Conservative.
1
WIPP
SPORTS OF SUMMER. - •
!11111
MAPLE LEAF GROCERY
AND LINA HALL
'PHONE 52. HAMILTON yr
TOILET SOAP ,
Irl
WE.H.1Vhuxnlil
: secured a ety of Toilet Soap at a htuvgui.t you
'can have the hruetit of ,Ilia purt:htsw while the goods last.
Regular p1 ice, I:,c per box. of three crakes. Sale pure 106 tiert.us•
DRY PEACHES
\\t bins n liwitr,l (1'u.ulit)of Lh-y I'e•echt•., wlirit tt. ,1,•
offering at 100 per 111. Whis is choice ti-td1.
TOILET SETS
\1'11 recti-ntly ;eel chase 1 111111,11, , ..1 I' t Is. \\' • •u.• o1T.•rinK
these at err) 11,1-•• 1 .i '• !.i 1 , f : $1 .25 t„ $6.25 P1-1- ,t.,,
L
t
VE
fue. Rttohar1 11 • \ 11, 1., Iia! sae$, tori ,t
Choice Butt.. c a4' Fresh Eggs.
ORRISH >,T M :CLINTON
The lank \Valtotl Fishing C11i1', e4
Jar.r'_nd, on the :11anius.'fishing e is.di-t
The sestina It turf .111111 hiul..•i•1••••t.•el
Tuesday anon \1,•1nel.dny, June .I and 1
as the date, of its race -tweet this,
yrxr.
SI•aforth ladies: broiling club held
its annual meeting on Monday.
Oftlt•ers were elected and ()thee -er•t
r:utg,ntents n,;ole t•.i the e.lulillK I
sesta 114 campaign:
The bowlers are• beginlning to get
busy and several games: have -been i
played on the West street ' wren,
which ie in goexl'hape•
Thr. Seaforth howling club has
(-hanged - the date, of its .1nnuatl•
tournament to Thursday 1111 h'riday..
7 o' ,
July e to*1, tt.
J • JI tb and. J 11 I t.
Y
conflict with other tournaments. •
The lawn howling clash is to have it
thatch betwet•n• sides headed respec-
tively by the president and vier-p.r.i-
dent. 1 The play is to be b rinks -14111
is to he commenced nn Victoria I)ay.
The annual tournament i -,f the .Wes-
tern ODtiLrio Bowling Asel.ciationr-.au
event Il. which ,-la-tic t...vl,•r. ,
look forward each year -will b'. h0.1,
.:e... ,..q. Jul%
"i.
The 1.akeei.le Baseball L ,tit coD-
slatltlf, .11 TeeswAter. Kill' - •Spa e1,,• 11111
LIu•ku:.w, have 'arranged a Nehodule
for th.• rlilltintr season •l'eeswater
and Lucknow play he initial game
i .i Friday. i .1 One
in the latter town n F 1 t i u. u
.
Clinton will celeli its Vittoria 11.►y.
One of the attraction, wilrbe the ini-
Iial gauge in that Hdron•I'rrilsBaseball
league. The Ulelerich.tl•'uu 11n•rt. the
'Clinton nine at 3 o'clock in the.:tfter-
ni ton of that day.
The N•inuhilln bowling chill.ts to
haver one of the best howling greens in
o the
•'n moving f
\ r • Osial 1 'rite
Vast 111
duh !tone.. ha. 'even room for 'Nevem'
ntore rinks. The new ground has beim
laid with sod and will be reads for this
sre Mill), . t
The lawn tennis club i. lookingfor-
ward to a succeewtul s There
was a gathering itt the comae on Hat-
urelay afternoon, when Iunchenn was
served and the aeaaori of 11110 was
pleasantly inatgurated.
THE SMALLEST TRUNK.
Ever Seen Will 5000 Be in This City•
With Downie s Dog and Pray Share
tt•uuk.".'t carried is ,tie prtti•.•t1'.-
one •.11114 meulitt•rl .•f the Il..wit,
•tr'J first Dog owl 1'oty• ss -.r
411114.11 will exhibit under . an%:.• 'n
l:oderi.•II nn Tuesday. Slav 21. ?Lr
It4•u11WI• in quetstion 1. ('b 1,•1, the nut.
elephant 111 all the %solid. which e
s.•areely 7111 Ian f1. 'All 011 or 1inary Linc..
1111 111 a trine ,.ver five feet toga,
tyt'ars old, and laid to he the it.,:
trailied elephant in ail tit.• bind. An.
drew Downie itlle,rtet 1'he••t from
I n,lia last winter at 101 ,110011,4114 01,1.•
11ey4 •h !lore valuahte than an 1,r•
denary elephant bee/ties!, ! of her dilntni
tiveneaa. Chief pieinensr. 'a .supe•
dit11ntit at111 1s 14 grrlt friend of tb•
children. who will ill have an °ppm-
: tunity 01 having a ale on tees; end
getting thoc.tughl 'maw i1 tett darn;
the titilt't'N stay In this.. it y. In add: -
tion to ('lief. many other novelties
have - been added b4' the . already
excellent performance, Admission -
children Si cents. iwtulta :1. ern,•.
Choice
roceries
,BEAUnFLL EDUCATED PONIFS
2 Performances Daily. Rain or Shine, under
ear Mammoth Waterproof Teats. After.
woes at I. Evenings at 7.
REMEMBER THE DAY AND DATE
MEM WANTED --sober reliable men to drty
ISM sad Weer* .11 tants, good w•g*. sed 14Mdy
work guaranteed.
Apply at the ground. os .1.4
of tiger. AT
(,1)1)1-1-11 11,
011 •1-ucs41s1t' Ma\' 2•tth
Wall Paper
inducements
i." tlpei•ial pate•;•*. Anil 1140
to a,boltnl., hell kites
rht nM, c., ix and Ili tier
rill, wit ' ••eilings and
1.„t.l,-r t- -
VeveriI .pltn.lid linea Wt
,r.ery "111. site'- itmelet,, 111r,
atol i:i,• 17, 7 17,11.
1H. 1R. LONG
t,}{UNI. 4;
'ASONAR1.1•: g'•odt
ways to 1, had -
i 4', h, ,-teen . a n d
pure. if\ o e are not
already amp • inted with
the eneritti o Sturdy's
Groceries. try a ample
order. It will co . ince
Wilson.
After a gallant fight of five weeks.
Dr. John U. Wilson, of London, died
at his home in that city on Monday
morning. Dr. Wilsons death re-
sulted from blood -poisoning, caused
by a wound in the index finger of the
left hand, made by a needle -pointed
instrument while he was removing a
drunks
N', carry an up -t() -;,ate et.ork
of Trunks. Suit ('apes. Mu'iac
Rolls, eland Bags. and evert• -
thing Ihhat can be found in a
first -chow harness shop.
We ire headquarters flit
HARNESS PARTS
single and Ike -011i+• ff. artier' s,
IlolIt lig Mweat Pain, .! hipm,
Halte•Is, l'omhp. 1'41011seea,'
ILII •*p 1111, Adis' 4h-eaM• snit
(lull Cu
WietaeliteWaRslateeteetrowiseeteshweiseeveiree
imported Papers
(Itt IAt1ii t1..i
P,A., r. $ 1 ,
111.1;1.4''I y 14111110401:.I.yliglrel II
plow born 1:N• pal 1, .11 t., 411
per roll.
over heti, bombast -angi'es 1
.1.b•, t 1re•0n1. ail in stock, tier,
from the paper milks,
epairinp a Spedally.
When in need of anything in
nor line kindly git•e ,.s a call, ,Is
we elan pare yoll money.
1f sur quotes snit y.111. tell
otherM; 11 0,11, tell 1,e,
Renmiller Woollen Mills -
The Oldest established Custom
Mill in the County' of Huron.
As usual label] he pr,•pared to
hay and give the II Ili HEST
(.'AS1I P1t1CF: Fol( woof.,
both %unshed itnd einwwahed, or
will exf'hsngi for my tnanttfac•
turell articles,
Yon will Mol a fine assort tnent
.if Ttlteeede .if various up -t1, -date
atterns, alp„ a good pupply of
BE BLANKETS, HORSE
BLANK
various colors.
The ab ove gond*
1 red 70 M• purl' %viol
give .ntitfart ihn.
and YARNS 'of
gturn n -
71ad win
Massey -Harris
Agency
A full -line of Farm \lachinery
Binders, :towers. Rakes, Hat'
Loaders, Manure Spreaders,
Cream :Separators. etc., (fray
and Mount Forest
Buggies,
We have Mao the
Standard Wirt Fence
Company's G o o d-$
and the Brantford
Wind Mills.
SUMMER MILLINERY
This is the week ot our special exhibition of sumnitr millinery, a• showing
of the season s most advanced styles that -is well worth coming to see. 'We invite
you to spend a little while looking them over whenever it. is Convenient. -
i r There is such variety, such wideness of choice- that it- would be no use
trying to describe the new hats individually and we.won't attempt 'to do it. Halt
an -hour or so spent in the show room will give you a better idea of their sty l'•-
and beauty than whole columns of newspaper talk. Try to -take that half hour
'some day this Werk. It will he time well spent if you have asummer hat to buy.
Will Yoi.t Want New (;loves
For the Holiday?
If you do, this is the store to come
to for them. Ouitc the -best to choose
m you will find hereabouts. All
the styles and colorings. — fi-
;ties all tactseed by our well-known
positive guarantee,
Lisle Gloves, short . long, 25c,
35c and 50c, black, white an olors.
Silk Gloves, short or long; 50c,
and $1.00, black,_white_andLcolors_____
Kid Gloves, two dome fasteners,
$1.00, $1.25 and $ 1.50, black, white
and colors.
Real Good Hosiery Values
.` Values at our Hosiery counter that
, are a strong bid for . your Hosiery
business. S p r i ng and Summer
weights in a dozen or more styles.
Black, white, tan, and fancy colors
that will match most of the fashion-
able cotTo t dress materials.
Fine Cotton Hose, -black and
coiors, plain or with Wool feet, 25c
per pair .
Lisle thread hose, plain or
fancy' lace and embroidery ankles,
black, white, tan and colors. -
Splendid values per pair, 25c,
Laces and Embroideries, 10c
A special table full. laces and embroidery
edgings end insertion. Many qualities and
widths. black or white, suitable for trimming
wash dresses or underwear. Strong, 101
serviceable qualities at tar yard
Imported Oxford Waistings
New Oxford'.Vaietingt just in from Eng-
land. very fine quality, neat colored stripes
on whita.ground. ..Will Stand no end of wear
and always kook well when laundered. Cohnr,,
ahanlntety haat• Will stake en ideal JUL
Mnmmer Waist, per yard
Ag.mey for the
,son & Risch Piano.
Call an.! Nee the before pllee rap-
ilig anything in my hnep.
The Colonial Book Store
141?tl1t(:1•: ,Ivi1t1'I':It, Prot..
-Phone I'4''. (i,tlerich.
H. .1. Fisher
I 11
•
fine ribbed Hose, seamless
feet, abs • ely fast black, per 25c
pair
Boys strong cot I Hose, med-
iun-i and heavy. rib, s • less Z5c
feet, per pair 201 and
Two Specials
No. 1, 2 pairs of Close for 25c
(,adios' Cotton Hose, bast black or tan.
aealnless feet. An exceedingly gored ptocking
to wear. All Mees, very special at 2 25c
pair fill•
No. 2„3 pairs of Hose for $1.00
Lathes' cola fine lit'.' thread hoar, full fash-
ioned, frea4,it't.e'deet„ A stocking that, will
M• enmfor•tnhle and give excellent, weal'•
Rlark, inti rn.i rOi0ra, Very special $1 .00
:I.Icor3pair for 1 VV vv
11
Jesse Gledhill
Benmiller.
I
Robert Wilson
MR EC:" IMPORTfRJ
HAMILTON ST .• GODERiCH