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HE SIGNAL: GODERICH ONTARIO
District News
PORT ALBERT.
tt l o.1^4tT.V'l ..tmtr-IMb
1'utv,11t1I,. MI, .Its. fuser is
risking' with 1liends• of Ohio.
Pei -y ti 1t•I' on - Tuesday fur
Nrlpawa. Msnit"ha, where he has
_taheo posit tun -as stenogtaphet
A uumbrr flout etrouu4 hese tu1ik in
the exclusion to t1• Experimental
Farm, 4iut•lph, last Friday In
the foulwjl match played at Point
Farm last Fridat bs•tween Port
Albert and Hrnutiller, the score was
K•'1 in favor titlPort Albert Alex.
Mt Kenzie, Stanley Hayden, Chas.
Crawford. Reg.. and Athert Mclieev Model Farm.. They spent a day Feet-
-were am,mg the T..httrtw+ru --shot left- dreg friends attleorgetustu and Acton.
for ramp at London_on Monday.
Kofi• years after their marriage. Mr -
anti Mils. Campbell rime to 1.u.kuow.
and were thin among the e•arliest.resl-
deuts of this place. The deceased. is
KUlvived Ly one. w)n, \Ialrultu. of
Cobalt. Sind three daughters.. Mow.'
: OTHIAN. ' Watson. Mrs-. MacNahh and Miss
I't;i:.41Aa. Jute 111 le 1 Vare_nt Lt. oknuw '
L"Till tx Lot •.tLs.-Rat ph Nixon, , Coee•r% Curet1L MEr ii i*.,-,ur
his datighter. Miss \lav, and Ltaster the first time shier twenty year.. ago,
John McKay, 1•r.Port Elgin, Visited at ' the Iiruce r114111y (*.limed utet last
Mrs. l'. • \I*Ketizie's ;last week.. week in (.ncknow. On 'Thursday• the
Mts. Skeleton', of Pot•G Ho, is the 1 •n' be
rs. with a number of others.
attest "of Mrs. H. T.Mc•Keitb--. . visited (iiulerich by orr•ulgetuent of
William Iluntrr, Reeve of Ashtleld, (feet a Joynt• who provided at 'his own
and Joseph Helm left for the Natth- . expense a special train for the twee -
west today on au extended 'trip.. `Kion. The Hulon county council Will
Miss Mary McDonald, who spwnt.afew Imeeting et tioderich,• and the mem-
months in Toronto, returned home I hers of the Lt.!) councils fraternized
ast
lweek .. Mr. and Mr..•cieprge. ring the dal. Ana iri the evening
Swan took in the excursion to the were .joined by the event ' Councillors
of Perth in a banquet at one of Gale-
rieh's leading hotels. The special
train arrived borne in the early,hours
of Friday morning: • The occasion was
one long to he retuemhered by those
who participated in it.
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COLBORNE
., ST. AUGUSTINE. 1't,KSDAY, ilium 14th. •
Tttri v, June Itch. • News Nirri•:a.-J. 0. Ktbtherspent
(BrtKvirrisi,. \Vm. McIntosh visited
Hulltet friends Inst• week - Robert
(:len, of Carlow, visited friends in this
vicinity this week. ..,... .t number of
young people from this vicinity at-
tended James Boyle's dance last Fri-
_ ,,may eveninl�tnd i-sp}xiu( having bad i
good -time John iijTe returned-
home
eturned
home last week after' a short trip out
West St. Augustine was well
repieseuttd at the l►, A. C. College
last Friday. Among those who took
in the excur were James Craig,
.X-iuc'utt Walsh. Oswald Pollard, Nor
amu and Ernest 'I'h psnn. John and
Willie Redmond, Gillwrt, Mary and
James Grieves, David and Betsy Mc-
Allister. Mr. aid Mrs. Uriah, Joh') 'A.
AMA Rebecca and Mrs. John 'I'hotrlp-
son. Wellington Nixon and Alice.
Martha and Isaac Ferguson.
the week -end at bis home at Mafe-
king Miss Amanda \Itedel was
Evangelical
to the
elected delegate
Sunday school convention to be held
in Crediton this week The Hen-
willer boyo attended the pienie at the
Point Firm on Friday last and played
a gi�in7+ �it Tootttalt with the+ -
.the lth concession of Ashtleld. The
Ashfield players won the game with a
lead of five goals. The bots also sue-
'ceeded in losing their inti(. which is
rather hardd-lick for the first game
with outsiders Among those who
went to Guelph by the C. P. H. exten-
sion on Friday last were: Arthur and
Mrs. Fisher, Mike and Mrs. Ohlrr,
John Flick. Miss Jessie Oke. Miss Ade-
line Durst and Miss Nettie Fisher. ...
Aaron Fisher has commenced the THE JCNILES SERVICES. -The hi-
rection
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rect�k on of a new cement silo this tieth anniversary ot, Knox church is
being celebrated by the congregations
this week, and the services oil Kumasi
and the entertainment on Monday
evening were attended with great suc-
cess. As, space is not -available' this
weak 14.1 as full a report as we,shnuld
like to give. the account of the pro-
ceedings is hell lever to next week.
LAWN St*-i.u. - Alout five Initial -4.d
persons gathered on the parsonage
grounds last evening and enjoyed very
mach the bountiful repast and ex-
cellent band proeraul given under the
auspices ut the combined congregations
of the Auburn. \Vestfleld and Donny-
brook Methodist .churches. The lawn
was lighted by Cbineee lanterns end
by'a-bright moon which shone -rut of
a cloudless sky. The tables were lav-
ish'v spread with the choicest. of pas-
tries and other dainties. The music
hy'the Goderich Jueior Band was ex-
cellent and much appreciated by those
present. The groanreceiptta were over
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UBURN, .
MOxt1AY, Jtsne 13th.
Bit leest. - MTs. 'Su therland, Of (fen•
sail, is the guest of Mise sturdy this
week George Beadle, 1r.. and
family are visiting relative. at nnet•-
Yjof our Tcung men-Ray-
nR)nd -Ferguson, Willie Medd-. WiIT
McDonald, Alfred Rollinson. ' Edgar.
Lawson snd 1Vw. Marsh -left for
Goderich this morning en route to
London, having enlisted in the :lard
Regiment. They will remain, 011 -
at London ,until the '24th
inst Mainers Victor snd Leonard
Yunghlut left today to spend a week
with their sunt at Innerkip.
Ttiv, *Dav, June llith.
CARLOW.•
• ' \Ioxl)A '. June lath.' LEEBURN.
ANNIVERSARY (ORDEN PARTY.- TL'EmIIAV. June 14th.
Tbr garden part y,heIdlun Ft i.lay even- 1.KE1(ettN LOCALS. -M ins Ruth Shaw,
ing 1 u the bsndsctiw gwtuntls of An- of Porter)a Hill, spent Sunday under
drew Johnston, •'(.M•rie." mss -a treyI the parental roof Mrs. • Percy'
viiccessfld occasion. The event w -as Stewart took in the exetnsion to
. udder the auspices of the •,V. F. M.S. (Mel th on Friday. - - 0- Cr'k spent
of Smith s Hiltchm'ch. which thus cele-Hundsy'at the bottle of Rot eget Quaid,
Vested its lwentt-second snnivrtsary. , Dunlop....... Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien, of
Rev. A. MacMillan, M. A., of Minticn: London. ate visiting at the -home of
who wits pw.tol' of the church et the the latter's parents, Mr. and Mire. M.
time snd assisted in the inaugurslion 'Foley Mr. and Mrs. C. Stewart
eat the Sochiy,•was 'present and gave a�st Mrs -attended the funeral of Mrs. NIewart's
pleaH
singiuldlrss, Mrs.egdeisongave father, Mr. May.of Nile, on Thursday
at inletratirrpt K •y of the his• Mrs- Wilt. Ruston. 'ot int al -
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of the ticiety. (Abet Iwrs ford, returned home again aflrra\pr. petid-
snd
on the p►ogrijkto were a chorus, •'U ing a week in our hurg
Oanlda,' .by a Noir of girls : a reeita• Mrs. Oliver John {Cork spent '1'hurs-
tion by Miss Mena Walter ; a reading day with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Uotik.
by Rev. James Hamiltt•i: avocal sokr sou... of our young inen were
1'v \piss Edith 3tValter: a duet by Miss called to Goderich yesterday on ac -
Walter end Mri, look ; and an exhibi- count of the trouble at Dunlop be. 6l1'.a
tion of club swhieing by '((1p. Reid. tween the electric railway and Col- __ _ _
Rev. KR Mann discharged the duties borne tywnship ....Mis. B. Fairish
of chairman. was' not so well last week. )firth's
young friends hope for *speedy recite..
DU GANNON. cry.
(t A. NiWTOW. DENTIST, LUCK -
T. NON'. -At hodleeveryday except Thurs-
days. Newrentenyfor extracting teeth aiomno.
110nm,b utter than as., cnrwirand bridge work.
etc. Aluminum Made. upon breakable 4
--- :C:-7t=Yotinorntwarrivner1.
Bette, done in the dental office -more
better 110011 lee for loibg the work. noire corn•
fprt•'1'Ie (or the twnent.
(n'ICE.-THE LOCAL AGENCY
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One of the most danger-
ous and repulsive forms ut
Kidney Disease is
Y
for whitb Dodd's Kidney
Pills are the only certain
cure. In Dropsy the Kid-
neys are actually dammed
ep, and the water, which
should be expelled in the
form of urine, flows back
and lodges in the cells of
the dash asd puffs out the
skin. Remove the (tttb
which plugs up the drain.
Restore the Kidneys to
health. There is only one
Kidney Medicine
DODD'S
KIDNEY
PILLS
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VSPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK
In Doubt.
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Visilor-So your hoe is in college, is
he. Me. Corntossle ? Fawner -i can't
say exactly. -He's in Cher hall nine,
an' in ther rowin' crew, an' in they
,1Impayzeellm, an' in ther dgwytory,
but whether he's ever in cher college
is more'n 1 kin find out by- his letters.
-Harper's Bazar. ,
I111AFEKING.
Monty, Jude 13th.
News Nlrrgs.-Miss Mate Phillip
,hnrne-after
xenee in Goderich Mi.. E. cox. of
Washington. U. S. A. spent n. few
Nl�l days Iaat wrrl('with her niece. \Its.
1,'In Dungannon for The Signal 'sat the Post- . Slot herr- Dr. Blake and Mis.
Mice -Book and (stationery Store. where Blake, nt.Winnipeg spent last week•.
otdeis will be received for mile. riptlons. ad at the for,iiei•'s obi h 1154-5. The
4ertieing and 'Job work. add receinto will b:
.Doctor'el old-•fi lends are g1s 1 1. see hint
given tor amounts mud for .jhr. mune..
Trpslr.tv...luur Illi. 1)115 more Joan Menary, of
'I'iiVY Sill trr \\'h.., . t',owe, is busy these days -building *11
wrong with the Duuguniioii 11111 i 1u11'r ddilin' o JJos. Saunders' house ...
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1'bey'rrlrll ri4 h1. The cup still snot. \I r. F. Nnd Miss It. Barka -ell.. of
herr "ft 14^1111 "1 Ihr r l'!•; s1•1n1 Lorhalslt. rolled on friends' herr last
SI"' Point Friday, 1'1.,�,1..• week ..Mc. and Mrs. Anson Finlay
'"f the indit nlual pt iz.. 1115)' "2"1" 11lit ''ntrrainrd a taw friends last 'I'huts-
way, • W.' .ogratulat• tip• 1,1,1P te, d'y,ic541)ing....'I'hr mien of phi.
it
of the two 1 ,ame.fipwN them s w,i-s Inasy 1/0( week doing their
st,uute Ial',r. The roads • le• spoiled
111" N"T". -Tr.. 11 alk,au, "1 h., another season The y g
.WOMEN'S WOES.
Goderich Women Are Finding Relief at
Last. -
it does seem that women have more
than a fair share of the aches •and
pains that afflict huinsnity; they
st -keep up,' tnust.attend 0. duties
111 spiti4 of conitanti ae lnKttacke, or
heed*cher, dizzy spells, bearing -down
pains ; they must stoop over when to
etuttp tlirans tor(ure. They mast
walk and Iwnd and work with racking
pains and loamy aches frlitu kidney
ills. Kidneys cause more suffering
than any other organ of the laxly.
Keep the kidneys well and health is
easily ui.intained. (teed of a remedy
for kidney's only that helps and etitei.
1 h k idnevs. Mrs. Ed wet .1 • ('41440041
41 123 S. Harold street, Fort %Vinton),
Ont.. says :
"1 aitfeted with d11II, • nuserahie
pains, soreness al•rus my hark and in
my sides:.for months. They would
calrh ver ao badly et tithe. that I
\I,U he Il r. t,.Itug :.r J. \1,olk..n+ -. h• ..t Hlako•,, china h lire or aniz- 1'onld scbrcely- move around. .The
1"" I' K kidney w tali na -had. also been of m
7h".. ti. R11rn 1441. in Go,:. 1 h 1144 :t -boli•. They deserve every en-
\I"Itolay of this N.rk It,111. 4 11", go•Illrllt Inane 1'I4tl •+"n N's,, h1•avy ."bit• l l I Gnitartiell a se.fiturn'.
unutbtr11.un bel.• -1••1t 1.1.1 1 ti.l Then, 1 ...wild have iatze spells end
ii.
I'h,... I{t n.•t1 +t u+4 the r.prhlrts brie L,., murk laegether. Intl genet:My rim down.
at l'"iul 4'4111. • « it h hi..awing tnarhine ''i•''' r After usinga nululwt ''f reun•dies
uiakint iniln"r.n . ut. I.4 I ll.In ( I'i- '1'cv unlet' is huLV ls•alllitying his re,i- with.ult fhling rrli.L I I.tined cif
leeise/utr'11 4., 1,i te.. ss4.41y 1,11'
t rlt1r
1 d.•n.. I.y bnilditi * 115w verandah and 14 .1,', I oIn••y .Pills and am pleast•d
1" I1 putt:rt4t '4114 41.44 -1111 "t p -'int. %VI"•1. to ..v foam( theta an exeellel.t
8441014't\lrl'lut,•, "1444"1"6411-•
'1"111-„nlph•Ird \11. 'I'waitiley will have ,in1' rrrnr.lt. Hip,.have rrlit•ved 111, )14
a f4"' docs herr Null 111.11 •"h t\ 111. 11( 1h.• most 11p•t,.-,late Filmset. in ,his
ow ,n 1.4•I ', htr coon.. +",Il ••••I .•Ile-,, i11
Our Specials for this week are made up of lines that everyone might
want, now that the hot weather is coming. Read carefully the following
list. You may find something in it you can usti to advantage. Ever
article is at bargain. pride.
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GINGHAMS
All our 15e Scotch Zephyr
Gingham*. be put at l2 c.
About fifty pieces large, medium
and small check.. two - tone
colors. stripes, plain ground--
every piece perfect elgth and
fast color. ,
PRINTS
About thirty remnants of oar
hest Prints. lengths from two
to Ht-. yards. This lot wilt be
offered at manufacturer's price.
WHITE SKIRTS
Just fourteen of a job lot we
gut trove the maker. In the
regular way 'the price would be
61.75 to 32.00. You can get one
for $1.2). Twelve -inch lace
flounce, in three-inch insertion.
won't be aeeelTed.-LnserupuTous
makers are attempting to steal your
money and our reputation by putting
on an imitation of "The D. d L. Men-
thol Plaster. Be sure to get the gen-
uine made by Davis it Lawrence Co:
\Ira. .Iohustl:n. of ."1" 1"1."' - i. pair .john Rieke and Anson Pin
h i l.nt{.her +sis'I ll \ors. \\ n+. 4 , •tt- hos kith .1,141 horses III, p,y.t wri►k.
fr)1, herr.. 'I'h'• ..'Idler, i"nl phi, .Herr 1'inlay spent Snn,b,v.with
,li11') 4 \1.1,)1.4 n•..rning i alit Li+ bloth.•r Anson; . Mrs. \1. I.E.
,1.1n,1 at Lorelei, 14rk 1 it l t t. Miss' 1 itnrl Itot Maize r+tl1, •1 111
:u1n.d h' 4 ''1''''''''
1.,t I '1""" ' k flieml. bene' yesterday R. 1•inl.i',
h"," h1. '1.1t 4u n''''''1'i n,l I•.r1 and S s•t.7thtrs'eir- leaving. f"1 the
nut".. \tl. Cole, ") I'linr"u, vi.it..'\\'e•s4 1.11,1 tow.
al \1'n,. '1-I11.1t1111.01's lilt. w.•.k .
-r• 1, 1 v 411,trr'-ml i. bark' 1tvin the LUCKNOW.
4\..• \Vett. hr. beet,-ta11..l .11
fin•,. -K -4 -.l ''t II.. A1501,11.1•-Inr,il. Marxt•4y .Mine 1:4(17.
4--s.'1' Ilc.•i,- 411.....u.tu...Lt ...n Es'I :snr:n .4 (•.ti.1.. - l.h.• )'rt•sht tie- '+
i:ut• 5"n4trA atl"n has est -ended a
Ib. 111.u
. rnt; "1 I11..%1,40. K
Ice, I'. \I. 41, "1111.1111 01• M %URII.:O. I1htl117ti"h. 7.411 1" 14414, ,I, 5, 1 71111•au,
1 hr 1••11..wiott 10.11:10.11:1,..:A.111111.1t•front ?h. pi A.. "1 Muunl l''oieWI"'st, ho 1.45 re-
li,o.ki ltIN. Y.1 IhidI' 1•::-gl' .,4 .11m • ...•illlt 41i +u1mami from \lontte•oI l'.01-
1.',4,1,.,o4rt.,_l1(455.11 1111• -era to a gI-.-ll
foamy -'cadets ,.t''I'h, Signal'The 1111: Nett 411 .11141. 1:1 11 nl.tt 4•:, 11. 11'igle, Furth ,,lite "t s..11a11,•.
tn,nri'g.• of .Mies May ,11ig1,i.. daugh: h I.u-knnt4 5 111.'W 11111111-. htulding, con:• to"d,•1 irlt.
•Pr )14 Ktw•ard Alec 0..t Ilight.. rt buuog 14 l ,wn hall :Mil t iO11•- I,I'rn, 4.
MI.11 it k 1)111)1. 41,.:11. Sri in44ti.•Ill 0t4.n„i•, was 11,11114(114 01 11011001 •,n .41nn,1 1‘. lith Not Anidous to Have It.
Riringtield. alai the !try. Chalks tla(- inst,..Iteev. .Inovtit oflciat.d u, •I he h;..•ter Ad4.rralr : 11t. Irwin. \V:ttd-
('tostie 1(011)11 .111 o4 1 nes,)1n,'fofrn.•1• f,Wintlity. and n'si hN. whir itl4en I,y .n , : the Ata, ai, : l,tt- ty l,n,'s llore
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ly'111,•lnr of the Filet_ l._tcshyletian I/r..l't)1w. 1Y.o1f, I\ 0.1 lirul 1'5101.+ilttwtit Anil .1. H. Shearer mita
olio, h ,,f.51 lingtield, was 111.10. 'z.d 1'• A• •Mlateonisun,1 of Kin a liin•' c, nnty Clot Lane were ill town )1u
111.2b.• ,11!i..14, /1.... bnin•hy the K.4. ,lames I)1ruu•rly of ll,nt•knuw• . Norman Rol - P1i.lay .1r t l.okin 1111, a , „silde
Ii,:I-r.,dt' Roslyn, Ina ,•irnitlg. rrtwprf, tsrunty Uv:,.tnorp P.•trr 4'yn- g K1
Al 11 lot( relatives ata friends were rigatt, 1►r, Newton, 1'. li, 41rKI I . 0. for the colrirmplAU•d cuusll i)ptice•
nu
: for Huron r•oine. Rev,
present. the meld ni hnnrrwas \is .1. G. Aud xh, R, . l'artvu d s:uutu
liawdru inft,rms nil that 1111.11- •"
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'Bilk 44igbi., sisterof the bride.
and Dr. Spence. • . several .suitable mites in this neighh"r-
itt htit t is ii,.s meet' the NI SkId,s i, tai•Aii --Marq, trI Armstrong, boli, but }when he mentioned th,•
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its 13nyli.. ant: lire t't tide Skidtm n'' et walow Tf Ihr Irate '4lileoltt 1•11114del4. matter to lite town con nci.P•the rnelh-
Sin ingtteld. Alfred Highie, a brother died nn solidity. May 1'J4tti. at ph. 'age Iwrs dkl miCdook upon -the estahii.lt
of the briar. was hest rib.' Four „f seventy•eigh ars. She wits born nwnt of such an institutinn -near Exe
little girls, tort -1)45 ..t tb..hrid.'s ih Dunifries, Scuta , and•ca►wr to ter with- any very strong degre• of
Sunday ichrad floss, meted as 'tower ;canadn wh.'n it onnill . ' 11. • 111 lvav, I,tt•or.
gills. The ushers were Charles Heifer
and Prank Kinsey, both of Spring•
tield. The bottle ion. gowned in white
satin and cart ied a shower boo 'net of
White roses. This house was prnflinely
decorated in,
yellow and white, roses
1 711TrilonilnallIttg lir- Hnwrr rebrnn•.
. After the ceremony there Wan a revel..
. tion, at ,e
whh about foray guestm pelt
present. most of theta being from
Spnringfield. ,lanlaies end Iirooklyn.
After an extended wedding tour the ) +
•I•t,v. and Mrs. Rutherford will make
their home in Canada, where the
bridegrodni 4. pastor of A slouch."
Th. announcement is received ,with
mush pleasm'e by Mr. RutheMbrd'a
friends. and Tire Signal ,joins in the
hearty congratulation. which will he
extended to the reverend gentleman in
the happy event..
The Singer Stocking Oarner.
Latest. best. simplest and must use•
fill device for darning. Ilan be 11••0,1
on any lock -stitch sewing machine.
Holds the at.swking firmly, so It
can he darned at heel, toe or any
other part. For aide at Singer store•
north sMe of Square.
net hark. ,u1I have also cored in, n)
my 41.11,41 kidney il",I',l.-' For 5dr
to 1jodeti.•Ii by I•:. it. \1'14;1.. So:•1 1.y
C1•1110.7% 1'l,5.• :dl 51.1114.. 'Th'. R. '1,
Haab 1 t L, Port Elie, 'Ont., •ole
l'anadi of s{ .•n1.
LAWN WAISTS
\1'e never bad so good value in
Lawn Waists as we have this
year. All embroidered fronts
and tine sheer lawn. They fit
oorrectly and atm sized to meas.
jure.
LACES
A lot of Torchon and Valen-
ciennes Lacs at t ttnlesal41 price.
On S,tturvlay 11.111e a5 low a. le a
yard.
HOSIERY
Ne cr1 before did we offer such
value in Stockings. Our two for
•2.4e exevl 41 previous. offerings.
Colol. black slid tan.
Ask fur tan rib at 15c for boys
and girl.. snd plain fu ladies.
BLACK SATEEN
SKIRTS
A large lot of these Skirts j,ist
in. and we never had su;h valor,
We Fought direct from the
maker, hence our great voila.
EMBROIDERIES
All our 25c and :ilk:
co. ter Embroideries w i 1
offered on Saturday at 21e.
GLOVES
Best assortment we ev r`r
offered. Note the prices-2'Ic,
:45c and :i)o in lisle, and double -
tipped silk at :irk`. All the new
shades -rose, hello. green, • re-
edit, light and Alice blue, nary.
tuscan, tall and black.
ail
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J. H. CQLBORNE
VERANDA SHADES
Now is the time to bus them cheap. We are
closing out a lot at remarkably low prices. Best
skin quality bamboo, complete with cords and
pulleys.
5 feet wide x Moot drop at... tic
8 feet wide x Ii -foot drop at 73c
6 -feet -.side x -14-font droprn...,.•.•�l.tltt
8 feet wide le Moot drop at 61.2.5
10 feet wide i tf-font drop it *1.30
141 feet wide z 10 -foot drop at.. :. '!t''..si
12•teet wide x 8 -foot drop .at *22.-,
Window Medea, 3 x R feet, on spring rollers, from 214 up. Any
Kize.Shade mode to order. We carry the largest stock of \Vindnw
Shades and Shade ('loth, Poles and Brass Trimtuings in the county.
WILMER SMITH
EAST STREET. GODERiC H.
ROIJY,n TRIP
PER STR. (+REVHOel..o
GODERICH TA
DETROIT
*SATURDAY, JUNE 18
TABLE 0•1-1OTE DINNER 5Oc
LURES CATARRH, ASTHMA,
f3r,,nchitise Croup. Cotighs and Colds, rr
money -back. SnId and guarantecd b••
New York Waists
JUST IN
Smart -tailored Shirt Waists of pure linen, tucked hack,
front wide stitched tucks. fastens with large ,wart buttons,
linen cults and collat.
ALSO OUTING WAISTS of white figured Madr. and
dainty Swine puthroidei', front fine lawn Waists.
NEW THINGS in white Princess Dresses, white separate
Skirts, white and mlortal Linen puha. The styles are
smolt and values unsurpassed. •
JOHN STEAD
1•a14rs 4Cea, 1,11 china Hamilton Street.
t .4 4i't1 Eticnls'.n, 'I'II in will leave Berlin t1::irt ,(.m., Stt•atfnrd
7•'1:..
Clinton ;mu_ wool ,y, ,lull[• i$tr,
1' - K 1.4i,i.•. 'Vo,gham, etc., tike tree -nine train June 1Sth,
r,.nnrr tine at ('hnt.•n 1.:35 -Ham) with s)).•eilli train for Goderich.
sp••,ial tient leaves Gol.tich for Clinton, 1Virlgham, Stratford and
w-ne .t whin. "I 1: ' 'c r ..f,70-4/01111.1' nt ht. ..
nt1 n . I' 1, .. o , art lye{
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(IODEP'ICIi BAND MOONLIGHT
8:30 P. M. FRIDAY, JUNE 17TH
1•:zcutsi,in wain Nil'�sisal front Stratford via G. T. 1ty., myth,
('. i'. fly., end tray .t1tionn.
ITINERARY
FROM DETROIT FOR GODERICH
Friday, June 17th, Is a.m. Central Time. Arrive Goderich 0::311 p.m.
•ilwrial train leases Goderich via G. T. Ry. to Stratford and via
('.P.Ry. to Blyth. etc.. Friday night on return from moonlight.
FROM GODERICH FOR DETROIT
sate nlay, .tunP Pith. 11«t11 a.m.. riitnalta time, etopplrig at tart 4
Huron -the "Greyhound Excursion,'.
-A special exeursinn train from Berlin the morning of June
lsth, atoppink at all way stations to Goderich.
From Wingharo, 13elgrave, etc., take morning train, June 18th,
connects at (Jinton, 8:311 cm.. with special train for (lo derich,
RETURNING TO GODERiCH
i.rave Detinit Monday. June ;filth, 1:444 p.m., Port Huron 8:811
I•.m. Arrive at li,xlet`ich it::ilt port.
Npecial trains 'entre Goderich 11::11 p.m. for Clinton, Wingham,
Steatite*, New Hamburg, Berlin and way stations, on arrival of
ateamet ftsefn Detroit.
GODERICH RETURNING TO DETROIT
Leave Goderioh melee trip for Detroit Tuesday, June 2111t, at
8:3 salt•. (Note the tiff►.=�.I43O a. m., Canada time.)
Meals *i11 be served in the dining room for this Excursion at iso.
WHITE STAR LINE
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f i it ',' ne it,,: the amateur: i)emonst ation
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given atj anc time for the bene t of
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footwear
14, ITU l the warns weather comes t h,
/ desire for something t.. keep 11'
fret cool and comfot table. Th.
coolest Yammer Footwear you can wear is a
dainty Gibson l'ie or I'unip. To procure,'th,
in a.t up•to•date styles in white or brown
eat, vas, gun metal, chocolate kid, tan Arad
all o•her leathers ntthe lowest 4)0.51111'
price-, some to n. anti as, what wi'-111tvT''tr
offer.
Tennis, Lacrosse and Bowling Shoes now in stock.
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SHOES
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SHOES
t opt 1(124 t�0
Downing & MacVicar
North Side of Square, Cioderich.