The Signal, 1910-6-23, Page 5'I'IIE St(.NAL: (,O1►EIU ,11 ONT.>, RI(►
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LOCAL TOPICS.
Celebration Committees..
I' a'interested44g 4g tn44441tin the 11 i)uu iPI AI
t.ihp
ntln re t will tw held' in W.
L:o'r s office in the sourer house at -3
fi tI :t ndan a ii remarried.
dterulN,u.
'-!
urisl, season Open l n R•
he Mellott ions aft• that the tamiet
-ea 't1 now cctuinencing r fillitli it
^,,a one, The pr p n
the turner teem -W. stetter the other
Is) tl t the town would -be full of
'•.urisl within two weelr. I'he
Paint h fit and Menesetung Park are
:.Brad, pen..and the Hotel Sunset
wilupeu nJul y 1st,
Burkhol Crawfbrd, was ail.
uiet welding
I part In the. work of;lie A. V. P. A. As
a Mark of thrix appreciat ion of trot
4 •I•%ice••, like choir presented her with
a cut Riese wader set and the gift ,of
*- V. -P. A. wee a i'-" rt , ask.
.The
Signal junks in extending Iwst washes,
A veI's-
emnized at the' t niun and Leeburn
mouse, h:art'serel t. on Friday evening,
ahen Miss Agnes Crawford. daughter
.t. John l'rawferd, of town. and H. n•
ianlin H. Burkholder were united in
utarriage by Ret. Jar. Hamilton. 11r.
mil Mts. Idut kholder took tote he rtruuuto
er
•,:r'•thonott tor a'\\h,onryW I
I Ieu•ait And on Ha •r return will mike
. up residence in tovsn,
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Acudiint atthe P4arber.
Tuesday afternoon. : while Eddie
JArdine. son of Mrs. Jardine. of toWn.
was assisting in operating a coal truck
.ist-connection with F. B. Holmes' coal
hoist at the • wharf. he wits ip tome
,,tanner knocked off the •track, result-
- Iptt in a fall about. fifteen feet,, A
doctor WAS stnutnont•d and the in.
-- -•sired roan was removed to htr house,
where it was Lound that a bloodvessel
• hail been burst in one of hie lungs and
tl• r injut 4 had been sustained.
is ir{atrttd to be now progressing ran-
,}},• t+..va44' aer'ryet'V..
A Cornplimeotary Critic. e
Editor Kerr of The Ilriewele [Cost
visited Gosletich the other dad' and
ha+ this to ray 41x/4)1 life tilwn III his
paper: "Art enwp4ny with Registrar
!beck. of Welkeru)n. a former prolid-
etor of 'flit' Kincardine Reporter. the
writer visited The Signal and Star
n4•wI{(aiwrufilcee: the registry office,
where we had the pleasure of viewing
Registrar Coate' 14101)11* lose garden
with 210 varieties of rotten in addition
to many other flowete avid sht•uhs;
were sh4iwrr tilt -4.11'0i the tidily kept
Alexand:a hospital by Nurse .Levy
*trolled through the lakeside park and
wound 'up by railing on the court
house officials. (Judet•ich has tea
{leers as a summer town -so far as its
geographical position i• 4 uncerii tt
and it.. unique. layout. lout there it
eiuple room for modern iinprove-
rtlente that would add very materially
to its popularity and without incur -
Ong heavy expense. its tine, hrrrttd,
well.kej•t streets IUI 1 ,1 an t
for driving •6t• motto inns.-'
he Greyhound Trip.
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A Saskatchewan Wedding. -
The 1%'41dena tSArk.1 Herald gives an
,-lats,rete account of rhe ;wwj4ing •6n
.fun4• 1st of Charlotte Hazel, only
.laghter nt %V. T. Potts. of \Vadrns.
Allied Leonard Jrr►sen.•manager of
hr branch of the ('ataduan 11 ink of
t'nnut440ce at that place. The 1.rWe's
{atter iathe eldest 144,11 0i \\ oil, I'o141...
Saltford, and will fa• r•me,ulwre,l
• • .one /Apex reader.. The welding
et very popular event in 'ta edema•'
„•I was the aut'lt'c11 of, general felici-
.1ion. The clung couple left on a
:lure munthe visit. to Norwa%, 11 r.
t..i.en'o • former. hnrne. and other
I-.vriiwan countries. and nn their re•
'uan will reside at 1VIKtene.
1.eportant Meeting Friday Nig?' t.
.An industrial proposition of yet).
,• 1.• 1001101i :inc• 10 now engaging the
it entiun of -the Board of Trade. Thr
•matt'•r ,woo before' the rnuncil of the
Bawd ore llnn(Iay evening. and it seas
tecidetl to hold a gener41 Meeting to-
faortoW • Friday) evening. when
14n1 ,•ives of the c ,pang would le
ie n,• and discuss their proptwnl with
o•.• town council end busi114.s men.
• Not Wes to 1111 11114rulerN i•( the Boan1
and tithe town council- have 'wen sent
lT for tfrt' metttiar. f'rr•'
\'h e prnrerbial good luck 0f t
ate nee Greyhound In tine matter o
wee her did pot fail it the past week,
when the annual visit nf'the- big
'et -toner h, Goderich took place. The
Greyhound arrived Friday evening
with alaltlt :luso people on board. and
Tater tools out a large crowd on the
(loderirh %helical S.xaety'slinoonlight
(X011'14on . 'There Were 1.1.41)1 people
sof Ialard f.tr tbi. It ip. that-lturitjal •So--.
ciety selling 1,21111 tickets :Ind tI* test
C01)Ii111/ in by special trains o11 (i.
and ('.: P. K. On saturant 'miming
the Grr'.hound left with about 701)
people lin I)rti-4 it. They hada very
pl.•.t. int trip[ an, ••r.luru4d on \Innday
night tired hitt -delighted with the
three day: trip. On '1'ursil•ty morn -
Mgt lir stea,ukr left again for Detroit.
This annual et reit a1W:1y, makes a Nth
in the ,•.a0. end Ira+ Iwc.utr rstah.
fished as the'opeuinpt n( the 0unl111er
tourist season. 'fhe (irevbolind is a
s hildid limit, and in' Mr.. Ayer the
White Star Lisle has an excuNdon
agent who'e -mere,' and ability have
h to do with the continued war -
fir the (haleriek trip.
cUntact. with A ttee inthe court boner
park, Oleo ig were badly 11iaffni►gid,,lkut•-
imollIMB
the drdriverescaped without injury.
Arrangeweut8 are being niwde fur
a piugresiive etirl►re party to be hold
at Hotel Sunset on Thurealay, July 11,
itt u14 of the funds ..t ,%1exandra hos-
pital.": •
Sei" the program for Dominion Day
U"derich.++a-}taga-A-ut line issue. _of
The signal. It is oiwd that a large
bei Will take tart in the trades
P1 •tCMt1011.
A. M. Polley is entering business
again and will run s4 lifts of hacks to
meet all boats and trains, and for pri-
vate calla. funerals, weddings, ore.
'Phone '•17.
'W. 11. 1Vilsou, of West \Vawauorh,
who appeared before Judge Holt, ac-
cused of 4 serious olf+•ice under the
('harlt m Act and it charge of indecent
assault, was acquitted last Saturday.
The new eurpulee time schedule oil
the C. P. K. went into ettect on Mon-
day of this week. The evening train
pow arrives at )t:Ht, neatly two hours
earlier than before. This is the only
change.
o6an'bl4 and liw,..rs. siatindrIit, Meld.
Boom" and blo4.aw have 'been ap-
is;inted a collllll ter to co•orwrate
'with the town a it i44 making are
,i.a;rtger.ts tor receiving the Gnv41 n
meat represrntatiies who ale to Visit
4,.,lrl lel. sr'nte titer in July, `
e Railway Dispute. •
rlo•Irarr
no new def rinpments in
•.•lentie iitilway ft'ailet. 14.,th
• ties to the dispute lair ••x pre -sell
..1.1111.V1•1 1.1 '1114. Mtl(n*L's *,ti.1.-
' • . k advising ••4,n••iliati.m. E•teb
'hr,4d4ie410exceliett--Ger the
1,I1ows. There breve been some
1111.0)1e i) •1Rrrrl the totvn.bip
.11111 tk.• railway- rnlplany., tint
pa S t y will rnnr•wlr r mingle to
Ibt other . - The township
lore 1 :• 11/4' •'t weft hat ,Alt a 'mandatory
boron,' therm:its that would Co
1• Ih'• rails ay 'all snnlmpr-; the rail-
i. ,r;N•np11Prelyonthedeli«ion 114 1 h
r.4nii Hallway f+odnl ' to prevent
m Another
wdlourn-
a 4 ties action. .4
o ae Int iC'woek was .11101.1 when the
of the 111411 .hargell With 'eating
t• • he 1 risk's • sex he(Ot.• Magiotritte
11 ''..z on Friday last. - •
.e•, v.,tOry of MusiC for Goderich,
C. C. Lee's change of advertisement
came to hand too late for insertion in
thio week's i.euo of The Signal. Watch
for it next week. He tits soutething
good to offer in binder twine and hoa
weather goods.
ueicxl recik.1 will be _given in
St. eters a TIO44 od t 1P er eftinga
of Thursday and Friday. July 7th and
xth. The program wilt.„ einumenee 111.
K o'clock. and the proceeds will be fur
the lienetlt of the church.
The local branch of the clank of
'otrlauerce has a new feature --.-a set of
fety deposit boxes which 'Was in-
sta lad this week. This will prove a
conveni'•nceto arsons desiring the
safekeeping of docuwents and other
articles of value. ',
Harbor Notes.
-flies/teenier A. f). Hayward is herr
WW1 a Carl .. of co*I -from Sandusky
for F. 11..I101ines.
The steamer IA,rie arrived in port
Monday oveniui; from Fort William.
with a cargo of whew. She lett 311. -
OW hu.Lelk At the elevator' and took
the rioneindreiandii het cargo to King-
111nn.
Th- yachtI'uritan:t. of Toledo: was"
8M.•aller herr on Torsos 4 . She WAN 011
her 4)414 4t' I'•rt y Souu,l and left the
d..nrr .kat 1. , her destinaLiuO.
\n ai ear..ncr for biredriving has
1s•en pl.' .11 on it scow and it will lie
put to work at "nee driving riles for
th.• new elevator annex. '1 he Land
music tear -hers of town 'MVP
h• at tangettitntd 'tit •6(4.•)1 a ems.
' o a y herr. Premises hove Ileum
.441 xn noshing ',vita! will be
,•:n1,. in Septonilier. The
••111 be .1. H (tooter, mganisi 9 t'
h'nah. who • petted the ('on•
• of Manic to %Vesta -look at1.i
betel very ineeessfnl. 111
•, 44 ill be teacher iit v•w'rtl nu -ie
14aor41 Immo playing. A. E.
, who'd.* been teaching grain'
. •reg, harmony end theory in the
aryl who is well known rad a roto
' .I teacher, as 111 art ne mtwical
The adtantoges of the Cons
4 over private' .lessons etre
att tor% them are the monthly
• which inspire•% pupils to do bet -
work. free theory clitesee, the pres-
s- ,f.tliiin cif medal/, etc. Further an
n0hncement will lie made later.
Leiner -Wells.
In the reedits of the recent competi-
ttveexlatuinatinn held ay the civil ser-
vice
ervice department of Cahadtr- Austin'
Chish..hf, of (4uderlch, street fifth in
the list for Ontario and twenty-first
for ell Canada. The Siknal joins with
Austin's friends in e.ttending 000grat-
uletionr. -
In out list last week 'of those who
passed txatilinattons at Toronto rni-
vtroity and at the Faculty of _Ediea-
t ion we omitted the following': Mies
H. Hritni.oinbe, W. 'G. laver' and
Donald ('lark passed their ezamiita
tion,' at the f•'iiculty of Education ; \V.•
G. 'Taylor pas,ed his third -pear in arta"
and Win. •Fuigliind'passed hie second
veer exeminatinns at Knox /College.
The students mentioned are all former
pupils of the li, C. 1.
The annual meeting of the West
Huron Farmers' institute was held
yesterday at Dungannon. Jos. A.
.Mallnugh, of Dungannon. was elected
president. and H. Hilt, of lienmiller.
vice-president. The anodal • meeting
of the Women's institute ryas held at`
the same time. • It wets the intention
to hold a union picnic of the two. In-
rtitutes, but • the excessively hot
weatltee spoiled this part of the prt►-
grant.
OBITUARY.
Kirkpatrick.
A fo)n•er esteemed resident of town
enoI away on Saturdsv. June
.•x.•ecaton' ulnllgsidr th.+ 1:. I. R -•l Lltiswhen Nitta. Kirkpatrick, widow
tracks has Iwetr • omplrt•+1. Thr PH"- '„f the Late John Kirkpatrick, went to
1000a hate been sunk and work will her reward at the *ge•of seventy-eight
years. Mrs. Ktrkpatrlrk.
maiden nam./ wax Anti fluff, was
horn near Enniskillen. county 1•'e:-
managh. Iceland. but had Iwen a resi-
dent of chi. district for over forty
years. Forty-two Years ago she Was
married to Mr. 'Kirkpatrick in ('ol-
feitneatownship. '('bey removed from
that township 'tai 1*oxlei•ieh about
thirty 741110 ago. Mr. Kirkpatrick
died nearlj three years ago and his
widow had sine« lived with het daugh-
ter, Mrs. \V. .1. Wilson. ,,'f the 11th
(•nn•'4seion ..f Goderich •townohip,
• Another ditinzhter, Mrs. It.' Gender'
Iw ri'sh.d now to the oompletio0 of
the Inlildi".
1:x4"avat9.4110 foe the Big *Ire new
elevator it id he completed this Werk
1 pitr•dI rtir'g will mill mno•t• cul•
n1r.l;alrla•, 'Gangs will he pot 1U
oik night and 1,1x410rust' she work.
w-hi,{te wilt lick,• .tbant two weeks.
osk i141't•0n is struck at an average
.1.•,.t h of t went y -one fret. The (leer
will iw we!I .'lighted ins the . night
ehterorsr.by fnratlile.cont Noma 4)hir11
are using -trot{}( me fund the 4'4041.i/ -
t ion.
Ocan 1'
Ka ran' son, ii"'' et' maim 'g %'Nile\. .% ttimia•
St. p'e'el s church. at 4).i •l •'l'' TVI 'A1t•. Kirkpatrick was a fnithfnl'nem-
Ildy. 'Illlltr• \4;1M the scrn,•or x Vet.) IM•r nt 1 retorts Pte
'nem -
plea -ant event. the occasion !wing the rhnreh i
marriage of 11ess.lhu) :Merton -et R4li-
.1
Ilan. niece 'MiMI 11ar 1. Royle.
t
West strw•..to Eugene 1.: Dean. sonawlof \1r. a1 Mrs: P. 'I'. Ileac • 11•i41 a
ul4rti1er01 the grocery him of 'Dom
s
liti•..nf town The bride w'4+ given
tav l,y 1•. r (4flyer, John It 'Alban,. of
14.14 lira„ 4 .lifornin, and wits at-
tendtal I)t• 'di,. Kat,. U.ylr. Victor
„cwt' the Ie1hudiht
and the past
V.ev. It. W. Millyard, conducted the
Omelet eetyir'rs nn Turodiay after -
1141 in. Orb indt, The interment was
made in Maitland cemetery, the pall.
Is•arero Swing Geo. Greens 1Vtu. Sw.af-
field, Robt. Young. •1:.; .1. Elliott,
Alex. Rol,•rt$0u and 1►. Jardine.
'there was a large gathering at the
tnn4)41. ninny friends showing their
sympathy and respect by at.teniling
the last i itrlo. • '
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
1►eitn ,nese( as b./+t n1 tn. 1'h.• bride
wore a becoming, c,,.1 time- of cream
silk voile over • 44an1 -ilk and carried
abulyuet. of bridal rose,. tied with•
while ribbon. The le id,anu4id-r• dr,•sli
wit. 0f pink silk and she 'carried i►
1»'mlilet•0 pink rn.r's it with
10.601. .:After the r eremony had fern
,"1 111 1,14')) by Hee. 1'ather 'I•'Itae, the
gtie+Is repaired to the bone. of Miss
Uovlo, 'West street, whtrb woe beauti-
fully decorated tor the necastctrf.
the emote:my sat down to a sump-
tome. repast 'rend after ill had done
justice, to it the health of the bride
was prop, wit in a 114et speech by Rev.
Father McRae. ;need -I were pros
enc from Teeswater, Behnore and
Buffalo.. - Many handsome preheats
were received by the bride as tokens
of the esteem in which she 1s held by
her friends,. The young couple left an
the 2:225 C. P. It. train fora honeymoon
trip to Toronto. Hamilton. Buffalo
and Niagara Falls. The tn'ide'e tray-
etling•dress was a snit of diagonal
weave cloth, trimmed with brocaded
silk. with a slue hat. 'Upon -their
return. Mt. and Mrs. Dean will reside
in Goderifh. Beet wishes are ex-
tended to the happy couple.
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
An early morning church wedding
'n'tVsdnesday was one of the ideate
int #cent._ of the week. It was the
.'fees+ion of the marriage of Mies
Martha, second daughter of Mr. and
lire. ('has. Wells. Hayfield road, to
ti#ntgeLeiner, of Hen. Allen Co., ('hi•
\ 'Ago. At n o'clock. as the choir eartg
'1)4"117 the )lynl;l. -The Voice that
breathed tier Eden," the bridal party
eat'•rr,i the church, which was attrac•
tiet•Iy decorated with tuargnerideo and
terns. The bride was given away by
her father, and Rev. M. Turnbull read
1•Iµ' ceremony which made the happy
"nmpIP husband Are' wife. The bride
was dressed in a fawn tailored shit
with a hat to match. She carried a
h,,1111141 of bridal rose* and maiden
bait fern. Following the CPrPmon> ,
the hridlli party drove to the (1. T. R.
station to ,take the 7:10 train, ami a
splendid send aifT wag( tendered t hem
by their friends as. they departed.
With the booming of torpedoee placed
Ott the rails, and aurid showers of
flowers and confetti. Mr. and Mrs.
Leiner left for their honeymoon trip.
which they purpose spending at De•
tn,it.v Buffalo and other points. They
will take up housekeeping in Chicago.
The bride is one of the popular young
ladies of town and was a valued mem-
ber of Pit tleorgq a chutrh choir for
at'veral years. She also took an active
Winslow shaIe1 made to n' y rl/e. and
ot at
aria bras+ trt'.lnings pD
Wilmer Smit hs. East street. Hoadquarten
for -0uvenlr 40414,
lining sway you for yoout 40(0 1I.eone of ri,i
harp the Tailor flt.
his
nobby slimmer -into and yon will he rend). to
'est the Duke of Hoorteneh. f'it guarantied.
Alex, Saunders has secured the
materials for a grand illumination if
the. H,1,iere in the eve guf Dominion
Day
sasilr next stationary order.
For a mild saniu,0I• npetioq t. take A
Netdlitz. powder•, the fresh and fizzy
kind. sold at Wilson's drug store.
The Wk.C. T. t. meets in the 'femp-,
Prance Hall the 101Ond and fourth
Mondays .if each month nt 3 of crock.
Two cartoads of . haled ha and
straw tor `gale at CeH)toett' t \%'aite-
tiors " H•ighs/at price. paid -Tor MOW
p4rilnds of wool. 'Phone Lea.
You ti'ae yfnr' hnir. Hoare'
Me will keep it stramg and healthy. 1
'1'he ('ana4lrsIl bear grope/in the porn- i
ade is the effective thing. "-AIF. a .jar:
The Medford Licerv: South Street
Gundry Bros,' old stand. 'Hosorders
will receive prompt attention. Open
tiny told night. -Phone 51. F. & T.
M. i).arts.
(creat optical introduction sale, three
days only. Commencing 'Thursday,
June 'Lir(. regulnr.$3,'l4 and $5.IM(
warranted gold filled lipeetacles and
rye ftfadaeM for $1.0*, with free exam-
inatton by the most skilled eyesight
specialist in Canada. Lowest priced
for lensed ground to order, at Smith's
Art Store. East street.
Cameron's store ,ulvertised a sig
special for then last week. which is
still good tip to Saturday night. 'their
ad. on this specie! appears on page 5
of this issue. The first day of this '
offer twelve 0utflt' at. $Il1.tt.1 were sold
and Revere' more lett on deposit, altao
A large number throtigh the week.
Theto will be a union 0411001 picnic No donht next Saturday will see 4
at Point Farm on Thursday next., Nigger day's gales. This extra rush of
.Tune Anth. All schools are invited to buomese is due to giving et real good
attend. bargain and advertising it properly.
(Inderich and Mitchell hatwhall Mre darn T. Holme+ and her non. Dr. Awed
forma meet for the first time this fAlmea of la trot,, same 11D own 11 , ItrO snood
wago0 nn the diamond in Mitchell on and 4lsltrd their retol4ves herr and at fioimas
Monday nt next week. elite. Ur. Holman Innlot has .i1 d. graduated
square fen,' she ilelrnll ('ollege of Medians and will
A passing auto on (h.' t soon anmmMlrr In prarMNa. Hl. friends 1114,0
eansad Peter J. McEwen' 1Ahi rine ttoo wt. for him* 'mat pr-o,perou. career In kis
run away at noon today. nit
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CAMERON'S
0 Alarm Clocks Free
pow
fr the biggstii"(uying 4).k tit.it-ot the whole year! A genuine $i.ou Clock
-given away free. with .t $1.t'0 purchase. This offer good• only for one week,
from Saturday to Saturday, or until the supply is exhausted. :The ALARNI CLOCKS
may he seen in the window. They are good time -keepers, ; nd are worth .$t -.os_ each;
. and as an extra inducement to get a few new custo-niers,as well as t0 start summer
buving off brisk, tve•are giving this('clock absolutely,free withh $5.00 worth of 'goods you
hu • :t this -store. This offer is -good all over the store, excepting in. the Grocery De-
artment: The p.irchrises mint be made :til on the same day to .the amount .0.1,4 00.
'Come and get an ALA RN1,CLOCK. It is easy to buy $5.otiWorth ofbroods when we
'hive several departments t` choose tr,'nl. Cobie early and get a • clock; _ Reinenlber,
only 150 to be Liven away.
Men's Department
The. men's 319.$5 week special
will end Saturday night at to- o'clock.
Be one'of the lu'. ky ones, and get here
aTc-tintr. . ittst-look- over this list and',.
see all you :ire getting. for $19,55.
.Come to the Men's Department.
Ilead to foot and foot to head tor only
$I9.85
Here is 1'(lur Outfit:
'rt -the ,t r -e-- st
standard brand), value $ 16.00
One Negligee Shirt 1.00 '
`! .Necktie . . • .25.
Linen Collar l.• ••........... . 15
1,
Set gold Cuff.Links
SetgoldShirt Buttons._
Suit fine Balbriggan •Un-
derwear :...
4:Christi"' lir soft felt Hat
Pair Su' enders •
Silk Handkerchief-... .
Pair cashmere Sox
a•
----vale- genuine box ;alt
Shoes .'
FRIDAY
BARGAINS
Millinery Specials
Lot i • Choice of any Trimmed Hat in
511 ['airs 1:1ts' and young ' the store, regular value up to $9.50.
•
meit'sOveralls, with or To Clear_ Friday, Saturday
.,,•
lcithout bibs.\Friday and Monday $3.75
bargain, per pair 35C T
Lot 2 -"Twenty-five "[rimmed - Hats,
5o Dozen men's all -wool Sox, regular up to $5.00 value. '1'o
regular 25c, 3oc. Friday clear at one price . 2.48
bargain, two 'pairs •
for " 35C • Lot 3 -Thirty "Trimmed Flats, reguLir
I', Dozen Cotton Spools, Nos. value up to $3.59.• "I'4) de4rat
1 j to 40, slack and white, only each ....
regular value 5c. Fri-
day bargain, 2 for ..L__ 5C ;5 Ladies' Wash Suits, made of tine
indian (lead suitings..Special • '
200 Cans preservedPineap- - value.............
5•25
ples, Peaches, Plums -and
Blueberries,regular- zoc ' ' a, Dozen Indies' tailored Waists, made
a can. Friday-
hargain, . from good yuafity of vestings, 'sever -
1.48
▪ 25 half prise al nice designs. S p e c i a l
25.• Yards Corset Cover em- ,' value •. _ 98C
1.00 hroidery and deep 'tlounc- i ,
2.00 ing, IN and 20 inches in 2 Dozen ladies' patent Belts, the
width, very fine material,
regular value .}oc ana ser
.35
2.5
.35
3,25
- Value $25.35
Thiscomplete outfit. honest value
at total of $25.3. I9.85
for i)nll••
A`genuine saving of 2Q per cent.
- YOII do not need to- have. the cash
to get in -on this big saving. just come
:ind_chiaose 'your outfit. Put --down
only a %.ery small deposit, and yc t cyan
getigg. s r; i we o +r-
thehl e h;lr unever c
ed to men.
Come in and see what we are giv-
inti for.,the money. 1 -oil %iill not he
asked to buy. •
- newest belt out. Special value 3aiC
i
i
1 ridgy hartiarn per . 15 Dozen ladies sulnmer Parasols,wath
\ aril
200 Yards short.ends of I:m-
broidejies, four to six yards
in :t piece, 2 to ,; 1-2 Y Ni P
inches
wide. Friday bargain,
2yards for -. 5c Saturday ht Boot Specials
....g
•t est designs. Special' value 1.48
• at 98c. and
15 pairS. .l ,c t lrt.tins, Irish 20 I'.tirs -Buff Bals, r,cgaflar
'1 orch4'*n, 3 1-2 yacils • 111 S .(,S,S:aturday night ped parr $1.25
length, with double borders,' . `
-regular ,•aloe $4.50. Fri- 15 Pairs Men's 'Box Kip Boots, regtll-
d•.v bargain per Q ar $2.3o. Saturday, night
4)t $Z.95 special per parr....•.
• ,,O• lairs lace Lllrt:tlns •tel _ F .
1 1.95
l.....
clear. Friday bargain, 37c
per pa•►r.
1-
.Bunches ht.rl t
Bananas, to
dear Friday and Sat-
tirdal', ; dozen for .. L3C
(
!so -Alarm Clocks given away .lbso-'
lutel:, free to'the first 15o people who
.\,.
.\t
i
buy $5.00 worth. Be one of the tuaky
vires. (some right away.
N. G. CAMERON
l'he Departmental Store.
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Choice
Groceries
SEASONABLE goods
always to be had
fresh, clean a n d
pure. If you are not
already acquainted with
the )merits of Sturdy -
1lroceries. try a sample
older. it will convin••e
(nil.
Plumbing
HEATING --
ELECTRIC WiRING
ROOFING
METAL WORK
Etc., Etc.
Estimates ,,her• fully banished.
W. R. Pinder
'Phone CV).
(1()1)EKICII.
SMITH'S ART STORE
1Ve hoc.' ist received invoice o11 anottu•r ship •nt, of
FINE WHITE CHINA
FUR DECORATING.
from L:ti:ages France, well known lit the host porcelain in
the world, which become, of better customs ditties We .use
enabled to sell fit shout the same price as the much inferior
American pn1Celain. - •
-
Wehave also installed one of the improved REVELA
TION KILNS FOR FIRING CHiNA, and 110 tiring; tor
teachers and amateurs.
Lessons in China Painting
given at our studio by qualified teachers. \Ir. Ileo. F.
Hargitt, artfet. teacher in nils, water calors kind china
painting. Hours arranged to suit his intuits. •
Miss L. ([rant, of Clinton, has a rime 'here every
Thursday. 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 10 pal .. for china painting.
See Mir fine display of ART NEEDLEWORK. FREE
INSTRUCTION given 4905 y Wednesday, 2 to 5 p.m., in art
'•nibraider y.
.A rornpleto lino of materials on hand for all kinds of
.art work. Also Pictures, Framed, Mouldings, Art Novelties,
err., in en11les,. variety.
Sturdy & Co. NOTICE ADVERTISERS
ll spy of change of running advertise-
ments must be left et this office by
Monday noon to ensure insertion
ereafeaseresereasweeeesaannermesesaij in issue of same week.
I:rococo. On the Square.
East St.,
Smith's Art Store
Goderich.