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8 .THVItaDAY, jitAv ., 1910
THE SIGNAL: GODERICH (7NTARIO
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Ti-ey'It. try to tell you .other
kinds are 'a as' good aM "
BELDING`S
SPOOL SILKS
lith don't y4)1I believe it.
1u.is( on flue kind that &boom`s kink. The kind
that give,-. Ike dr4 ..Jii 1kt•r minimum trouble
and the t•u.tinter IIuuxit41uu1 esatirtfuetiuu
"111E1.1)1 Nli•S."
The 111a1tl itt>
Silk- Sewed
Sema
N'ill Stand
1* hull Dole
Strain.
Write fur list of premium..
1'01(1 iiia4 Paul &C o.
Limited
71 Hay Street, 'I'lIRON1'11
Edion
Talejitr
mng
Records foryou
DUNGANNON.
A. NEWTON, DENTIST, LUCK-,
Ij. Now. -At home every day except 'rhurs-
day.. New reweryfur extracting teeth ISuuu,o-
furwl. tetter than awe. frown and bridge wink,
etc. AIIIIIa11Ut11 plata. woo-brookable.I
N. It. -You o:ut always have your work touch
bettor done lis the dental office -ueore time.
bettor facilities for doing the work, more tout
fujIdble for the patient.
MOTH:E.-THE LOCAL AGENCY
In Uuugaunou for The Signal is at the PBI•
uatet ikon and Stationery storewhore
orders will to remixed for .ubourIptioic ad.
erU.tug and Job work. mud reoelptr wilt be
given fur eutouuts meld fur the saute.
• ' \\'(:IINg$I). V. bin). 35t1.
Tug Neays IN liat>tF':-Mr. and
M ts. 1). G. Sickle, of- , Goderich.
are guests at B. J. l'rttwfuld's-.......
Mrs. Turner and, daughter Ulady,, of
t.utterich, are visiting at the 1 • of
las. Wlty:u•d \Ir. and MI's. Oro.
Begley are visiting their soft Will in
Hamilton this week Rev. L.
ltartlett atteuded the world's Monday
st•hool convention held at %Vashing-
ton, D. l'., this week .. , . Owing to
the absence of the pastor, Itev, L.
Bartlett, J. J. 'I jtylor, of 'Lion, occu-
pied the pulpit of the Methodiet
church worming and evening last Sun -
.day Rev. C. M.' Rutherford lett
on Friday on a visit to New York,
where he inteutls staying for a mouth.
Mr. and Mss.' J. \Valkotu nee
taking their holiday trip to Mitchell
this week. The stole Is in charge of
T►.-$jroul..... -.Ed. rnln, of Tor-
onto, was home for his holidays
W. McClure and family sent. Sunday
in Utderich Rola..McKenzie and
tatuily drove to Winghant tor their
holiday Mrs. G. Wo, ds, of Urete-
ric'''. visited at J. M. Roberts" this
week Principal Moffat spent, the
'Lith in Godesich... •Yesterday being
Victoria Day. the stores were closed
and Nattiness was suspended. Some
spent the day in Ooderich at the dog
show, others at River Valley Park.
.Miss Fraser spent the holidays
at her home in t3rlderich......
Elva Johnston, of Clinton, stent the
2tth at her home here... ..The G. C.
1. students were all homer for the holi-
days Miss Mina (ilenn has' re-
turned front St. 'Moines' Owing
to the wet evening, very few attended
the lectute given by R. D. Cameron.
of Lucknow, on the Iktniinion Gov-
ernment's annuity scheme, on Jlon-
day evening.
In what other way can you hear so cheaply
and so comfortably such an array of talent as
that engaged in making Amberol and Standard
Records for the Edison Phonograph.
To mention only a few of these star enter-
tainers, whose records are the joy of thous-
ands, there are:
Mabel McKinley Crace Cameron
Albert Spalding llarry Lauder
Vesta Tilley Ada Jones
Nat Wills Marshall P. Wilder
' There are several good records from each
_of these and a hundred others that you can
hear at the dealers and own and hear in your
own home for a trifle.
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N 11. ,n Standard Records - - - 1Oc.
Kdlson Amb.rol Records (twice as Iong1103c.
Edison Grand (opera Records • a4•.
Edison Phonographs • 116 70 to 1142.30
JUNE EXAMINATIONS.
Time Tables for.;High School Entrance
and Public School Graduation.
Following are the time tables for
the June examinations in public and
separate schools: hills
L_ LLHigh7Scbool Entrance. 8
ass re tt'edue•4e1,0, Juuc.'=11(41 P
\ M.L8 4u- 9410....Reading ustruc-
tions (Circular 57). ,
94111-11:11)... Composition.
-11:10-11:55.... Spelling.
1'. M. b::IU- 3:11...Geography.
Thursday. June 'Gird.
A. M. 9100-1 l:'440... Arithmetic.
P. M. 1:311- 3:30. .Reading (exam
ination paper).
mesa, June •lit h.
A. M. 811- IIA10....EnglishGram-
ma-.
11:10-12:4M)... W riting.
1'. M. -Ural reading May be taken
either I•'riday afternoon or at
such other hems as are can.
Von lett t.
Public School Graduation.
\wine ,la). June ?Ind.
A. M. 9:00-11:00... English Composi-
tion and Writing.
11:10-12:40.... E l e m e n t a r y
• Science.
P. M., °2:00-- 4:00....Geography.
Thur.d,e ,JuneLint.
A. M. 9:00---11:00.. Arithmetic -- and
Mensuration.
11:10-12:110.
I'. M. 2111- 4:t10,..English Liters-
. - 1 turn. eal&
Frills,, June Ltthl] :NM
A. M. 9:(1)-I1:tq_..English Gram -
war.
11:10-12:40... Art.
P. M. 2:00- 4ds1 .History (British
and Canadian).
Saturday. Julie 251h.
Ek• Mt 9!iU fl,;( ),••A1gebra rend
leonlal1y,
11:19- 12:49...BOokkeeping
and Hustness Papers.
Nouse :HICandidates should pro-
vide themselves with a ruler (showing
at least sixteenths of an inch), a pair
of compasses and a protractor, for the
examination in (ieotnetry,
2) For the examivation in Art, can-
didates should come supplied with
pens, colors and brushes. They will
also need water pans and a conveni-
ent supply of water. Rulers are not
to he used.
FOR DYSPEPSIA.
mencement of the season's play.
The initial wino. in 1 lI4Jlurou-Perth
Baseball 1 autgue was played •-at ('lin-
tun on Tuewluv between the home
Mile and lht•li, derielltrail. D. Tasker
was tli, 'atelier butt. the 1'hutllu team.
w•1014. E. Bell and It. McCreath did the
twirling for' titelerieh. The g •
retailUd iu a win for Clinton by the
.roes of 7-1. Bert Potts, or/Clinton,
acted as umpire.
CHURCH NOTES.
Rev. Neil Shaw, H.:1., of Egulogd-
%Ale; wilt oecutly the pulpit 'uta Knox
church next Sunday.
Next Sunday evening in Xorth street
4L& 1 hi 4(1144. church 1)44. t3ulgiall will
k of the white slave trade. The
•et 1tf Itis .Ormlun will 1a• •'H►alg-
At the Morning service. ".The
•1tali' will be his.ubjeet.
est of the speeialviernauts un
seal iu 1,4 the pastor for pul-
leut tt 01 be detivet•evl 111 the
lurch h 44•rviee on iauulit
fhe aurstiou
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The
a n,st it e
tit 1 real
lityltisl
evening.
w it l,1s lave w, 1(11y 111.00( Ihat
I. .u. ata. 1) On. The pastrlr,
('. 11. Jones.. t ill preach both uturuing
amt evening.
1Scrryhotly welcome.
• Rev. Jaa. Ha
as moderator of
ilu,o, rebo is meting
nor church during
the service+
formally declared
'he day was the
•nary of the b •-
v. Jas. A, An-
e church, and
Mr. 'Loud -
tire cttngre-
on Sabbath last an
the pulpit vai.•ant.
twenty-second anni
ginning of the late 1
derson's pastorate -of
at the evening servo
ton referred feelingly t
oration's bereavement.
The annual -birthday pa
Mo.(:illit•ray Mission Batu
in he hMtllre'l•141111 of Km
1', of the
tea. 111141
e•hlmch
n 1\'tslu4'.4lav :tftern44(411. 1
gi4a1 :ttt4•nl114it,e• of Inetnl
friends 111. 3t,uui1t i.
Ore w••1•
a
nd
se M.
vela)' Intere st1Ilg rept pet of the 1111•st44tl-
ary meeting recently held in Tor
and there was a short program g
by the uleutlet . The offering f
the birthday hags will be timed to h
to clothe tel !Indian girl in one of t
lids' sch,4.11a of British Columbia.
tu
Them...ot etof the -reading cileh''
in eunnretiun with the \V. 1•'. M. S. of
Knox church spent •a v4•ry pleasant
evetlul,g•at the hone, of Mrs. Warnock
Thurstluy, May 12111. the occasion
14.111g a farewell to Mts. S. ('lark, ,w114,w7t, won 144 .1emv4 town hr make het
1111 1111* home in Winnipeg. 'The even-
Itlg•wins stent in 'a social *ay tune
towards its 110., Mrs. Clark was ie-
sentel with a handsnne rut -glass
teary Nue!. The gathering broke up
effete singing "Blest be the tie that
binds,"' 1st many good wishes fur
s ill
Quality Store
Coffee
Special
From MAY ttth to MAY 31st we
will gicewith every pound of
our ile l'olfee which you
purchase a rGu gut. gold to
the value of (j'.. cents, in aid
o
of the lioderirh Marine Hos-
pital. Save the 40 coup,
hand theist in to the H4.pit 4)
Or 10 any of the hospital
Board. and when they tine
presented to us we will redeem
theles at the price it t e 41
thereon: bey in a supply 1,1
our Coffee during the next two
weeks You will be delight, ,1
with It, and the Hospital will
a-e'cf1Ye the bruelit' of pout
IluVing.
Pineapples
Pineappl.•s are n ti'W st
t heir cheapest. This is the
titer ter• jars. tY Pr!
4hL.
Choice pines at 2 for 25e.
Fruits and Vegetables
Aspatugus. Spinach. Itadi•1•.
Cueuut0-re, Lettuce,
l'abha., limen
0 nit): n. s ant!
Tomatoes.choice:Butter and Fresh Eggs
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.. H. R. LONG
1110.
v1n
1111
Ip
her
new Western 04)11(4'.
4
Fiftl n different t•:u•u•ties of talcum
p owde• on sale at \Vilsom's drug
.Intl.
Show
against
boldly dec
ens.
a man who says anything
men, as women, and 1
e he is not a man.--Dick-
There are F.dlaoa dealers everywhere. no to the aeareat
and hear the Edison Phonograph pI y both Rdlsoe Standard
and Amberol Records and get complete catalogs from your
dealer or from us.
Nasitwale►.a.srass 0...100 tek.aid. Ava,Oraass,M.t..us.A.
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WE CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK.OF
EthSON PHONOGRAPHS
AND RECORDS
JAMES F. THOMSON,
.MST SiDE HQ ARE, GODERICH.
%LL AND SEE US. . s(. WRITE FOR CATALOG' h:
CUT DOWN THE TREES 1.
1'n the Editor of The Signal.
Stn, -The sltggestion in made that
the topes of the trees around the court
1 e should be trimmed off no that
the clock tnay are seen front the road.-
way.
oadwrly. This Is 11 busy eegl'. anti in a
town like (T(iiterich where ?ruttiness
transactions of vs -et importance, and
equirin,gg extreme punctuality. are
bring carried on daily it should not he
neve.aary for people to 0..4' titue
keeping track of it. As the trees
have to be trimmed up ft•om the bot-
tom to avoid catching the heads of
Filly atetenl.•tninded collide* who stay
beneath theist, and trimmed from.the
top t(1 give It clear view of the clock, 1
would suggest that they be cut out
altogether. 1 would go further. At
the present high prices of everything
eatable. I think it would be is gust
thing to dig up the lawns in the park
and plant potatoes. The e•aretaker
eould look afterthem instead 01 want-
ing his time enolate the grass, and in
the fall there would he a crop that
would reduce the lax rate consider-
ably. And the tops *Mild not grow
high enough to cut. off the view 4,1 the
,•loek..1 hope the council will take
this suggestion into their immediate
consideration and stop this nonsense
of growing useless trees and grass and
flnwei•e, fours truly,
t►.tNtgt. Qt'tt.p.
Some Alcohol Questions
Is alcohol a tonic? No! Does it make the blood pure?
No! Does it strengthen the nerves? No! Is Ayer's
Sarsaparilla a tonic? Yes! Does it make the blood pure?
Yes! Does it strengthen the nerves? Yes! Is it the only
Sarsaparilla entirely free from alcohol? Yesi Ask your
doctor about this non-alcoholic medicine. If he approves,
our confidence will be complete. . , 0 ,Lorre]( Vase.
t (qy sl i`11t .r • l . s I women say), a .4I •wn tart
vary sAea tow to eeaNlpatios 1 Yet the sure is so any- s MOs, Ask yule
Choi
Grocery: s
'PHONE 41
Leb.yourrecreation he manly. moil•
elate, seuu. tt*hle and lawful. The
se of recreation is to strengthen
our labor, not to sweeten your rest.
- .teele.
MAPLE LEAF GROCERY
AND CHINA HALL
'PHONE 62. 'HAMILTON
• TOILET SOAP '
sr.
WE HAVE secured a quantity of Toilet Soap ata bargain. „u
eau have the benefit of this 1u11chauo while the 1(44.414. Inst.
Regular ori.•••, 15c per box, of t here cakes. Sale price 1 Oa 114 l
' box.
DRY PEACHES
We have a limited ynuntity of Dry Peaches, which
otTeuing alt 1Oc per 11,. This is choice fruit. '
TOILET SETS
we are
We recently pnrchao-.• 1 , Il u„iu , ,.I '1'„ I. 11..•Is. We are offering
Ih'•se at, very lrnsen.e, 1, 1 1i„ . li, ni $1.25 4. s6s8 per set.
VEGETABLES
Lettuce, Rhubarb. Onium...1-narlsgas, Radishes; Tomatoes, et,
Choice Butter and Fresh Eggs.
MORRISH & MCCLINTON
gemeM
Alteut 12 o'clock last Thur.die
night tlre_was dtscovet ed in the large
two-story brick .house owneit by A.
Bedford at Exeter. The fire had
gaiuel such headway that when thea,
fire engine arrived the 44.1101(4 inside of
the building was in Hamel and all the
contents were destroyed. The place
was partly insured. The origin of the
fire is unknown, as there was no one
in the house after ahem 3 o'clock in
the afternoon.
Wasn't lite Cleve,
During an e1utetriau prrfo ptiott
a her of ladies in Ole Trois steed
up, thus obstl•ueting the view of
those persons who were seated. In
vain were they collectively regorged
to sit down, till at last a btippy
thought occurred to one of flit settee
ere. ile called out In measured near:
Will the pretty lady in front kindly
sit down 1" whereupon about fifty
women briskly seated themselves.
Month=End Sale Days for May
ISATURDAY and MONDAY
na e v 28th and 30th
NI A Y 28th and 30th
These are the days. for our regular Month -End Sale for the month of May.
Every department df the big store, contributes. its share to a big list of special
bargain -attractions. As the_months go by these sales are increasing `in
popularity. We are doing our level best to make them as attractive as, we can.
and if you cofne this month you will find many a money -saver, No matter what
price quoted, that price stands for reliable merchandise. Make a note of the days,
Saturday and Monday, May 28th and 3oth, 191o.
SEASONABLE goods
always to be had
fresh, clean a n d
pure. If you are not
already acquainted with
the merits of Sturdy's
Groceries, try a sample
order. It will convince
i
You Risk Nothing by Trying This
9e•, 10� Remedy. II III
We want everyone troubled with
•indigestion and dyspepsia to come to
oat store and obtain a fox of Hexed
1)yspepsia Tablets. They contain
bismuth -subnitrate', and pepsin pre-
pared by a process which developIs
their greatest power to overcome di-
gestive disturbance.
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets are very
pleasant to take. They soothe the
irritable. weak stomach. strengthen
and invigorate the digestive organs,
relieve nausea and indigestion, pro-
mote nutrition slid bring about a
feeling of cimfort.
If you give Rexall Dyspepsia Tab-
lets a tsir trial we will return your
money if you are not salasHed with
the result. Threw hizes, 25 cents, rot
cents and $1.15). It.•nlemler you can
obtain jtexall Rcwedies in Ootlerich
only et our store --Thr Retell Store.
11. C. Dunlop, south side of Square.
SPORTS OF SUMMER.
Myth h,u, decided t+1 drop out, of the
'luron-Perth Baseball Lragtur this
year. This will neee+sitete the chang-
ing ,pf the w•belnle which has been
drawn up far the meanie'. A team
from Blyth is expo; t*'tl here to play
the kcal ' • next Wetinewl:4y after.
n*o11. Watch for the hill. 14,r fou-lh.
-,
lout iculars.
. A match between sides headed by
the president and the vire-president,
respectively, of the lawn hewlo/g
clugavae rn►nmenced on Victoria Da).
Tj{�p ine•nlltsrehtple divided into teams
of foot'. and 1f the 01 ttt game. which
I ended in a 1h•, is any of iterinr • the
I match will be a very interesting coin-
Massey=Harris
Agency
A ()ill line of Farm \l,u•hinery
Binders, blowers, 'takes, Hay
Loaders, Manure Spreader,,
Cream Separators, etc., Gray
and Mount Forest
Buggies.
\\'e have also the
Standard Wire Fence
Company's Good s
and the Brantford
Wind Mills.
"THE STAR ATTRACTION
35c to S0c Dress Goods, 22c a yard
Here is the star attraction for the month-end sale
for May. A big clearing lot of spring and summer
Dress Materials will be shown on the counters Satur-
day morning and will sell at this extremely low price.
Over eighteen hundred yards -a clean-up from one of
the "big wholesale importers. Odd lines that he was
ractically sold out of. Plain materials, fancy
-aerials, mostly mohairs, blacks and all colors ;
re ' lar values 35c to 5oc. Some would sell for more
tha that if bought in the regular way. The whole
lot at ene price, commencing Saturday morning, and
that pr' e only
�� 22c the yard
In order not to conflict with the regular stock, these
goods will be sold in the basement.
2 Big Millinery Extras
Our Milliners are preparing two special bargains
in trimtned hats for Saturday and Monday. A couple
of weeks ago we were fortunate enough to secure nearly
too new shapes at a good deal less than half of the first
of the season prices. These shapes will he trimmed up
for you Saturday and we will use good materials only
in doing it. If you haven't bought your Summer Hat
don't let this chance slip.
Ladies' Hats $3.38
25 ladies' trimtned hats,
every shape, new this *ea-
son,.,black, white, cream and
colors. Trimmed with high-
grade materials. Our in•
structions were that there
was to be no hat put on this
table that was not worth
at least $5.00 In the regular
way. They most be worth
$3.(5) or more. Sat- 41V.1
„rday and Monday (J
it we had not bought the un
„n t.hp dollar we simply couldn't
money.
Agency for the
Mason & Risch Piano.
Children's and Misses'
Hats $2.38
in the clearing lot of Hats
were a goodly number of
children's and misses' shapes.
We are trimming these up
with the ladies' hats and
will have about 211 or 25 of
them ready for you Satur-
say. Not one of these that
would sell for less than $3.50
and there are no two alike.
Choice of the entire lot com-
mencing Saturuay t2 38
morning, only .... C7
trimmed shapes at leas than fi(It
give you these bate for any such
300 Pairs of
Odd Hose
Saturday mor n i n
we. will put on 4x14
t Free hundred pairs, of
lad tem' ,11x1 (Aiildren•,,
cotton and cat,htnere
hose. We intended
clearing these out at
one price, but there
were so many qualities
found it impossible to
do so, so w.• take the
whole three hundred
pair and put them nn
a table Saturday
morning, each pair
marked et one -quits -ter
to one-third less then
its regular price.
''here will et ckings of
alt kinds for ladies an
children and e v e
pair will be it hargkin.
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$211.00 and $25.00
Suits $14.50
Seven of them. The lmst
of five or six Tines that sold
at. $21).0i ar1d,$25.1141 a 111. •.'e,,
high - grade man - tailored
garments. Black, navy.
green and Frown. Made
from fine anality broadcloth
with test of linings. ('Isar
ing, commencing Satin s•
morning, at $1 A•50
each `� J
15 Sample Wrappers
Fifteen only Julies ors(
perm, matte flim extra gims1
Liamity in-ints and percales, 14
td►n alike, as every yyo�,n�e i•+ 1
1 t•avelle'1 s sample. All going(
comtnencing Saturday 010111•
• ing at the regular factory
' prices.
18c, 20c, and 25c
Handkerchiefs, 2
for 25c.
T.a4lies' pure linen
hemstitehed Handker-
chiefs, narrow hen .
extra fine quality Al
lawn. i5 doe... of them.
Regular prices 18c,2tk'.
a n 1 25c. Saturday
morning y0r1 can take
y r choice two 25,
for
(loll and ser tar %efute purchas-
ing anything in my liner.
Robert Wilson
HAMILTON ST., GODERiCH