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June Weddings
Artistic Baa•» Ware,
Sterbng'Silver, Cut Glass
44 and High-grade China.
\ cundtlI41rfrtrittrttr;-ilrass
\%':tii• venlig high Ito Art, even
,hough it can be bought at rote
eauiuvely little cost. %Vt. lav,
.1 v..ry---.'be►iret'cxiltectiata--.t,,
chuff* • from- ,Iartlinicres. Fern
Pots. \'arcs, Dinner things.
t'tic:rtes, r.u*dlr .ticke, etc.
Pierced Silver hits le prclili*t
dignity which readily dietiug-
uirlie4 it from any tthettquality.
wiekil:auship and finish Teeing
pterfect. l'awsiroles, I'ie I'late•.
Wren Peale, etc. Sterling Silver
s'spo.ons, Knives and Forks,
Cut caps S weird sale during
.deem'. $•;.IMI 1lt•rry Beals fol
$4 00, 111.50 Berry .Bowls
$3 75. Sugar and Creatua at
mIWstat• 1 etillctiunr.
Clans -White and (:old China.
-"the. very tleweet and 1100 1.1 Nit
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rect thing in dinner Were. 'Wt'
have climplete Dinner Sete, 44r it
tear be hough! in separate pieces.
The Colonial Book Store
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for Brides
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llery is alwaysTyery acceptthl.•.
\V,' carry some e x gn1slt
113.03•11, io well , 514 standal!I
ne.unlings.
) arhion favors pllatintim t
ting.
Our stock comprise some 1
Ian• numt novel and u -to -date
eteatitals in Diewinnd 44 n ,2
Pervious `tunes. We- s' 111 b,•
pleased to show you our Ii
Walter .A. Y(arrisen
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(sal the Squnrr, *biderich.
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Quality Store
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IT WILL pay you to boy your
groceries at this (store, no far
as prices and quality are
coacernel. 11 ia our constant
anti to give our .('u44t omens
Nafiwfai•tory service.
We have a . parte *tastier
II rut of g,odhl that may IN'
enjoyed at this season of the
)ear. 1.11(•11 111 fanned NI eat*,
i'sinned Fish, Pickles, Saurrr,
4 ot.u11r. '41. -
Cooked Ham
'V.. sell the famous "Star
Brand" d" e(..ked Hanl. It' is. the
Mwe•eta-st and blest on the Market.
Try t.orne. Per Ib.., ..
Fresh Fruits
'EA,13 e•1 '•e SIlnwbe ries.
Pineapples, Bananas and
Orange44. •
Fresh egetables
. Tmeat. e•s, (.in -umbers. Asper-
„agus. flutter .Beans. Spim,ch.
ti,w l'.1 nbM444, Iw•tlucr. Rndish,•s,
IM111h3il. et .
prod',
HI hest price paid for farm
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Choice'Uutter and Fresh Eggs
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OBITUARY.
• Y Fortuna.
,2,41114 W. Fortune, 1'urnierly 40*0*-
.,.1 ‘.t the ruts •r hotel (terse (Hotel
(,,eicri'h) (nu two serious, died at his
„•st.,len(,• in Detl'.it on Sunda;', Juue
\I r' Fortune was :It one time a
pruluintaft '1:uIWay Man. awing. chief
cb a4:2atdte-wom
red a1apr int..n
1 hr 4.. T. 11. He war it native of ti rat.
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McFadden.
The funeral -of the hate Mrs. M. Mc-
Fiddeu, of Sault Ste. Marie, took
place from the residence of her
',ruttier, Jadge Doyle, last Saturday
adorning. '1'140 retuaine were interred
in the (:atholiet cemetery, Colborne,
the pallbearers l,ei'ng Joe. Doyle, Fred.
Shannon, J. L. Killoran and,los. Kidd.
Besides the husband, M. McFadden, of
Sault Sts. Marie, Jas. J. Doyle, 01Sud-
bury, and ti, N. Doyle, of Haileybury.
Mothers 01 deceased, were here for
1 he tuneral.
Kirkbride.
A clipping from :1 Vancouver, B. C.,
paper just received gives an accudnt
t the tuueral of Letitia Pearl Kirk -
!,i ide,•the t •teen -year-old daughter
a Mr. and Airs. %V. L,. Kirkbride,
,vibe' residents of 4,,Idetich. wbich
look place trona the txtnily residence,
• •"J. Howe stroll, Vancouver, 00 Thum-
41ay. Agtit 2s. Rev. Dr. Fraser of-
ficiated. A large nuwberofrelatives
and friends. attended the fltneral, and
the Neral offerings were very numerous
a long list ut the senders being given.
Baxter.
An ofd-reeident of titNierieh, in the
p1ereon of f Captain Jewett Baxter,
passed away at his house on Light-
house street on Friday. • Deceased
had been a resident of 4;oderich for
ever forty -live yeasty. He was it
native of Argyleshir••, Scotland, and
started life ars a sailor on the ocean.-
Coming -- when _quite _.a
young matt. 110 railed 011. the (treat
Lakes 'for it her of years and until
he hadl,rrached his seventieth year he
Was captain of a vessel. The Captain
w tee :1 particularly. intelligent man. of
a %cry wide nbset•vetinn. and those
Who enjoyed his 44044 1a111114llee consid-
ered it a rare pleasure to eonve rse
with hitt. ' He will lie long remota.
beret' by a with• elicit., of triende. old'
and young. He was ul:u•ried• to his
now larch partner neatly forty year•e
,ego. :1 1Aunly of i wo mins and one
daughter ate left to mourn hit Tow :
Captain Will Baxter: of Chicago:
Itiohard 'Heater, - of Sandwich. On-
tario. cud Mrs. Edwin Brown, of
Chicago.' Mrs. lirown has been here
tar the past NIX weeks assisting in the
car of her father. 'rhe funeral took
place from his late residence. Light-
)))) se street, on Tuesday afternoon to
Maitland ci•nietery. stet•. Jos. Elliott
eonductrd.1Ire services- and .tite PAW
bearetw were. Capt. A. Lawson, Wn1.
\I/triton, \1'411. Wallace', E. N. Lewi-.
41.4P., J. E. Tom and 1). Stoddart.
Robertson.
The sad news has been received
from Ottawa of the death of W. H.
•'H. i1i-4 Iiole:I-barn, who before his
moral to 111e capital was one of the
winder young men of ((udeticb.
He leaves, • IA3111111 his wife and
two chiltli•eu, his Mother, Mrs. Wm.
Holieetson. two sister,, Olive and
tjuecnall • of Ottawa, and a
bruthet't, Albert, of Ayr, Ont..
who it ve tate sincere sympathy
44 many feuds Io 4 ioderlch in thea
lovli. \\'e publish from The 0tt.awa
Citizen the 'Bowing kindly reference
to the drat) of one who ',rade his
mark in ever • spher0 in which he
moved : .
•'dl r. W. H• Ito name 14 the customs
depllrtti•ent, Oita a. diel *this resi-
dence, ILMI Sewn, eve . the end
eounng tater an Boras of many
months. Mr. Rubes sap Was born at
Henuliller, Ontario, February '22. 1411.
Ile attended the high school at (lodes
torch !roto I2w2 to 1!W7, after which he
became A teacher in the public schools
of Ontario. In 14110 he entered Tor-
onto 1'nivereity, whet,' he studied for
two years: lq 144441 he entered 'the
Ooveenuleit Nervier in the statistical
branch of the customs department, in
.r t'Iupirat•y capafcity. Iu January.
142(1:, hos appointment was wade per-
manent. :Mr. Robertson's record in
the sit y of Ottawa was confined
largely to the civil service, where he
Ie;ft a mark out seam to be eradicated.
Ite was respornsible for the format'
of the Athletic Assecistion in the ser-
•iice, - which was the forerunner of
other organizations and movements of
great advanttKrto that body. Ht.
was in every sense a •¢realcivil ser-
vant' had. 14113 disinterested and unob-
trusive labors u1 Benefit .his fellow -of -
"Anil, Laura, did you ore1/4r 1114' A
leg of lamb et the butchers
hhl.rher WAN oil of legs of Iamb.'
MINN [Anvil replied. ••1444 1 told hiljl (u
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nil you 1411 a leg f lrrrf instead."
epprecieted except by .those why
.knew 1 well. He way It Dann .of the
highest ideals in spurt, and the iuii•
p.m lieet which weer tolerated in
Athlet4014 iu the past were repugnant
to hint. ale bet:tam.• a leader in the
movement 4.egun by the Civil Service
Athletic Assoe'iaalion for fair play and
'cleaner practir•os in Alhlet2044. As an
e1dent supporter of the amateur grin
civil. in sport lets.. the his time end his
talents to the cnnitttlmiAllen of hieoh
jest -and lived to see his efforts re-
warded. Of his personality all who
kneW tum can !entity. In his !untie,
in his entre and ,ail IngNt his friends
the 14uund of ening is heard. A
loving hnshand end father. a devoted
Ir•iend and a petriutie '01.11 44ervwul
and Canadian has departed and
' o '1.1 .. teener."
he winId s nal l lh lu.
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SHREDDED WI11AT BISCUIT AND ;TRAW13I-RRII S *nal.,•
II c , . . I. \ t.lite hull. 'I I t 1 h.m.
14 ver, d1 h le u gl 1 1 I
OUR ayc and 4or COFFEES Ate in great denuo.et. '1'l..•y b,t,
sheet ar a, rich Masan and all the r*i%ui14ites fol pl..tsn.s.,
drink. (live them 8 t rias.
Highest market pricer paid for better And froth ,eggs,
LEAF GROCERY
MORRISH & McCLINTON
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HE SIGNAL: GOJ E RICH)'ONTA RIO
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Commences Saturday, June IIth.
THIS June Sale of White has become an annual featltre at this big. store. It is our introduction to -the summer
selling season. For the balance of the month the store will be practically given over to the display of
white goods of all kinds,. and special prices will be in force. Month's ago we bean our plans for the sale,
and on Saturday will be ready with, the -best, `,the finest, the largest array of white and summer materials we have
ever laid before you. The goods We will'sellat'e new and desirable -2 --just the lines that•aremost in demand at this
-the--hg'-things that -wilt be ready -far-Saturday
Saturday
WHITE MUSLIN .UNDE IMEA$
New White 1,7 o ergarnnents by the dozen for
this sale-Skiiks,' Drawers, Gowns, Corset Covers.
Dozens and dozens of new Garments. all, fresh
from the facjory for June selling. Made in the
brightest, cicapest and most- sanitary
Canada. Every garment guaranteed perfect, and
the material' and - workfhanship of the highest
drder.
Corset 'Covers, 25c
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• 4'oru•1 4'1,'.1.1'., made ti',Ifn fine cambric -finished En}dish .
cotton. tr Fw'ith two-in('h law.. and insertion with dusky
rttltwiilt. 4`114 eiwy !lilt -a tteeideny good gal meld sat 25c
flu pl•trc; all $izes. earl ,•
Corset Covers at 7Sc•
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This garment 414 .-til extra fall. has very pretty' yoke. ttutde'
of on. -inch A.:1111311 IY11111. insi i:t 11111N with le at'I beading ; also
a1µ.1111.1• tint•. Iriw11ie1 with yoke nt a11,1'Iiat.• 1.114''14 of t too-,
ingh surly Lace and tine mid -n -half in.\'ah•ni•i1•nn..I+1e• inser-
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beetling •11111 baby edition.' I'zither dim• d••e•idedly 75C
great value. at per garment -,
A Corset Cover at $1.00
'..4 Net Cover i. made of very fine , English -cantle i.•.
'the yoke i,. of Nh41d44W enlht.lidrry (insertion and •'.Ic-r c
shoul4.0• straps of I'.ali114 and rane insert inn. $1.00
It '2. a particularly goal garment for
This One at $1.15
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This 4' ..'4.4.vo i lk14 :1 six-inch ynko of alternate naw: of •
Cluny and Valencia• ins4Mi , very tine quality, is rut
full. and is one of the pertt44•st Comet !revere we $115
have wild 111 envwhi•le near the price. Each.
A Special at 42c
This corset 4'11ve1' hits it, yoke of three-inch Swiss eudlniid
e•ry with beading. is made tenni fine quality Kuglislreambri,.
and rat fell -vastly worth all,. For .lune selling: %ell A3C
...perish at. per garuient `t
Drawers at 2Sc
4)i•nwet:s, matte of fine quality white rott(in, four-jlich frill
wit h 'Nor rows nt t nuking. F1111 size.- at, per Bair 25c
Drawers at 39c
These are Innate from :a very good grade 6f English 4
seams sur double ***Wits they are trimmed with der inch
frill of tucking and Swiss embroidery; regular .old' 39C
'•slule
e. for -June sale, per .pair
Better Drawers, 75c, $1.00 and $1.25.
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A Skirt at $1.08
N'lol.• Skirts, route frond fln, English •rutton. wands $11
414401/1,' sewn, ral•h 4(1411llellt tin hill; two Ntyles one• trimmed
with thirteen -Midi trill of fine tucking. 'edged with tive-inch
Sw114s end lanridory: the .'thee • has a fifteen -inch hill of
tucking' and cotton tor,hon lace intse ti44n. ,lielth $1t/Q0Q
gartm•nls.•xtr,a,4w•rial value, at, each.'
ASkirt at$I.65 . •
Phis Skil t ,s -,mule from the high-grade English cotton
that KIN'S into all our lost garments ; it ban an eighteen -in -•h
hill with three clusters of larks, two rows of 4'Iut(y.il1Mer•tion
edged with. Chilly lace, wide duet frill -garments
that ale worth every Mat 14 $2.141. June sale. each x).65
Vert/ Handsome Skirts, $3.25
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4.44Ian-tar thee.. iii4-he etwrtae• wA 1141E +lalryas•rb -
ate Insult. 1r . They have twenty -four -inch frill 44f heavy
Cluny insertion 411141 finished with Cluny lace, havi• wide dust
'' -14II1-41veh telly the lost valet. we suave ever given $3.25
At tflis privy, fur .1 one Nadi
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Gowns at 79c -`•,
iIPN/• (;owns have yoke nfembt'oidery inmert ion Alternately
withl4w14 of tucking tbt• Le•1,7tvrttd 1.114s Are 1t' •c1 .N•itli
-dire cambric e'mbroldery. .The value le extra good 7(]C
at. the 411100 ,
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