The Signal, 1911-5-11, Page 41
TnumemA V. MA! f1.' 1911
District News.
NILE.
ToissmeT. May 0th.
Bement the tea -meeting at Nile
.butch on tl ' evening of the 'llth of
May.
Ottt•ruARY.-(:gorge McIntyre. wbo
had been 111 tor some time, answered
the final summons un Friday, May
5th. Death was due to poeumonla.
The funeral, which was very largely
attended, took place frow his tate
residence, Dungannon road, oo Mon-
day. May 7th. Funeral 'entices were
couducted by Rev. W. Conway of
Nile. Besides his widow and little
.on, Oalvin. be leaves to mourn his
toes his aged father rod mother, four
brotbera-Williartt and James, in the
West, Thomas, on a farm near DUO -
Kennon, aod,lh ank, at home -a..nd one
sister, also at the old home.. I)s-
sc&.ed was in bis for'y-third year.
BEMMILLER.
\VEDNzsDAY. May 10tn.
News Noi s. -Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Fisher are visiting in Clinton this
week Miss May Dewar, ofCedar-
ville, is employed at Mr. Walters'
store here Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
Ptrimmer were both ill with influenza
bast week. We ate glad to ewe them
around again.Mrs. White. of
Goderich. 'spent Zest week with her
mother, Mrs. Heddle Mrs. Peter
Fisher took a stroke last week. Very
little hope is entertained for her ty-
ro v e r y.... .. Numerous carriages
drove through the village last Sunday
from town. Two prominent town
gentlemen walked through the village.
We hope they enjoyed the twelve -mile
tramp Mike Pfrimmer lost a
valuable young colt last week.
W ESTFI ELD.
MONDAY. May 8th.
Mr. Suiter, rat l)undns, visited Mr.
Woodcock and farnily lust week.
W. A. Harrison. of Lurknow, vis-
ited his daughter. Mrs. W. B. Camp-
bell, Inst week.
7Trc Donnybrook Epworth League
purpow giving an ice cream social on
Msy 24th. Efforts are being put
forth to make it a success. Further
particulars next week_
BAYFIELD.
WtsDtrneDAY, May lOtb.
INDUCTION or Rev. A. MAt'rAR
LAIrs.-The induction services of Rev.
A. Maofarlsrte into the pesters'
charge of Bayfield and Bethany. which
tank plans in 8t. Andrew's church
bete oo Tuesday evening of this week.
were witnessed by a largo congrega-
tion and were of a moat Interesting
and impressive character. Sevin
members of Huron Preetiytery were
present, including Rev. J. L. Small. of
Blytb, moderator of Presbytery ; Rev.
D. Joboston. of Varna, interim moder-
ator of the vacant confit gal ton ; Rev.
James Hamilton, clerk_ of Presbytery
Rev. Geo. E. Roes, of (}oderlcb ; Rev.
T. L. Pearcy. of Londe -mimeo' ; Rev. K.
H. MBrumfield; !bowery, of Brufleld ; Rey. 8. A.
Carriers, of Grand Bend. Rev. Mr.
iJohnston preached a very impressive
sermon from the text, "Wbat think
ye of Christy' In which he pressed
home the question of his text to his
bearers in a very earnest manner. He
then briefly narrated the steps which
bad led iip to the calling of Mr. Mac-
tarlaoe by tithe congregation fr..m the
time of bearing in February until
the present Mr. Small then put the
required questions to Mr. Macfarlane,
regarding his motives and doctrine,
after which he was declared inducted
and received the right hand of fellow-
ship from all the tnembers of Presby-
tery. Rev. Mr. Ross, of Godericb,
then addressed the newly -inducted
pastor from 1.11m. 1: 4-14,giving hint
some very warm-hearted brotherly
advice regarding his life sod cooduct
as a pastor. Rev. Mr. Pearcy in ad-
dressing the congreget loll gave a very
plain. practical talk, telling them their
duty to their pastor and their church,
in the way of regular attendance. sym-
pathy and help. A most pleasant and
happy feature of the proceedings we;
the receipt of a telegram from Rev. J.
NcNeil, former pastor of the coggre-
gation. now of Baddeck Forks, Cape
Breton, expressing hie hest wishes and
congratulations for both pastor and
people. During the service the chair
rendered t h e beautiful anthem,
"Praise Ye the Fatblr," while Mies
Laura Richardson delighted evert one
with her rendering of the solo, "l My
Cross Have Taken. After the service
a dainty lunch was provided in the
basement, which was profusely decor-
ated for the occasion with daffodils
and buttercups and presented an ex-
tremely attractive appearance. Here
the members of the coog•egation had
an .opportunity of meeting Mr Mac-
farlane and the warmth and cordiality
of their welcome were such as might
well encourage him in beginning his
work here and glee promise of a
bright future kir pastor and people.
DUNGANNON.
OHITUARY.-David Dunbar passed
away on Sundae evening. May 7Lb,
after a lingering illness of some
,months. The funeral will take place
en Tuesday afternoon. The deceased
leaves tesidea bis wire three daugb-
•iees : Mrs. \VIII. Graham, of Strat-
ford ; Mrs. Cunningham, of near Bel -
grave. and Mrs. Barr. of Westfield.
The fain ly have the ayuipathy of the
eromtuunity: •
REIO'S CORNERS.
TCEssn.ty, May t)th.
We are sorry to hear that Jas.
Steele does not recover as speedily as
we should like to see.
Miss MaeGilliytay treated her pupils
and friends to a May outing by the
lake oo the 5th. A very enjoyable
title indeestl is reported.
CHCRCII Neuss.-Rev. D. A. Mc-
Lean, of Ripley (Huron church). will
twist Rev. Mr. Rutherford on Friday
at the pre -communion 'service
The V. P. 8. accepted the invitation of I
the Olivet League for the 23rd, the
program to he furnished by the visit-
ors and refreshments by'the League
Rev. Mr. Hazard. agent of the Bible
Society, will take the service in the
church here next Sabbath evening.
The district includes Bethel. Amber -
ley and Pine River. 4 large dele-
gation is expected to attend the Pres-
byterial meeting at Ripley no the
111th Considering that this is a
busy time the W. F. M. S. feels en-
couraged by the good attendance on
Tuesday afternoon.
AUBURN.
WEDNESDAY. May lith.
News NoTEN.-The sacrament of
the Lord's Supper will be administered
at the cline of the morning seri-lee
next Sunday in the Methodist church.
The tuarteily official h tad meets t his
evening in Westfleid church The
cement foundation fon the new Bank
building waa completed list week, and
the rent of the work will be pushed to
completion as rapidly as possible.
Rev. R. .k. Miller will address
the Oddfellows in the Methodist
church .o Dungannon next Sunday
sight, Will Taylor, of Kpox College,
taking Mr. Miller's work at Donny-
brook Mr. Ferguson, who bas
been working in Toronto with the
Canada Foundry Co.. is home with a
sore hand .... Rev. W. G. Hanna, of
(be Lord's Day Alliance. addressed a
fair-sized audience in the Methodist
church Monday night. He gave e
good outline of the work heing done
Isy the Alliance throughout Canada
and solicited the interest and aid of
those present Miss Sadie Carter
is visiting friends in Clinton for a few
days .... The Rifle Club will held
their first shoot on Friday.
ST. AU(iUi8TINE.
Teeanwv, May Ittb.
Neuss.-Mr. and Mrs. Clark. of St..
Helens, called on friends in this vicin-
ity last week...... Wm. McIntosh is
in Goderich thi. week . .. Joseph
Flynn and his staff of men are work-
ing at W. J. Foran's this week
Both Dungannon and Whitechurch
creameries have their wagons out
gathering cream again T b e
Women's Institute received a library
of b oe,ks front Toronto this week and
any of the members who want hooks
Stay get theta at the home of the
presidents Miss Annie Flynn ....Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. McAllister visited Bel-
fast and St. Helen. this week.
WITH THE Rtrt.EMay. C n.idering
for tart that quite a few were not
through seeding. there wee w good
turnout of members at the tine shoot
Mat Saturday. Following are the
scats of Slt) yards---prmtnhle 3i+: 0.
Pollard tF A. Brnphy M. 3. F1vtm 18,
R. Mr Allister Z. T teddy 24. D. Mr-
ellieter Ing W Thom ;woe SI, K.
Robinson 21 t;. Hobhtwnn 111, M. Ours -
rains 10, D Tisdale iP. Wm. i .tidyy 1e.
R Thos ..no 19. \' Wi eb 1A 1 , ,utomers lbs Rank . to he cos-
Reopby IA T Kearney 18. !• Leddy g,stulated upon *scoring tee service,
IF A. Campbell 11 Harry Bellamy of a man of .soh high 'candling in lbs
and Wee. Moffat of Detsgwnnnn wee coQ1u .nit o The late manage. R A.
preeset. H. Bellamy sawed 81 out d Mitchell. has left for Toronto, where
K end W. ilfofat 1. out a*. - Pear• he repress At the bead •fftsoe. Me.
t... Peers Ratnrdsy attevnaer• lb"' and \iia, Mitchell were esteemed HU.
wesUt.r
permietteg. seise of Dammenos.
LOYAL.
WEDIIIIMIDAY. May 10M,b.
Psaeoerl*t. MAtrnon. - Mise Me
Murcby, of Ood eieh. spent the week -
rod with her slater Mrs. Oeorge Pita
Mrs. Herbert Murdoch has
eh for her home in Poetised, Ore..
atter a visit of some esoetlas witb het
parents, Mr. anti Mrs. Andrew ()seen.
Charles McHandy and family
moved to Goderich last week. We
are sorry to bee such gooddUssaa...
Haughton Strnsrsall, v( Uederich,
spent tittoday with his paresis
Mts. Ferguson la visiting with friends
at Kintall Our esteemed friend
John Buchanan, of Carlow. apewt sev-
eral days in our neighborhood this
week.
hit. NEWTON. DENTIST. OF
1l Lucl.now. has •ea.ed visiting outside
point. and will henceforth give bi. entire
attention to the home oMee. Lneknow. wnerr
be will be t.snd every day.. All tttodern meth-
miYr1CF..-THE LOCAL AGENCY
le to [hmgatrat for The Menai le at the Pew
°Moe Book and Stationery Stat, where
order. wW Ue rene'ved for .abe°roasee•e, ad-
vertLdnyn and job work. and reoNyts will be
elven for amounts Deed for the same.
WALL PAPERS IN GOOD VARI-
ETY
ARi-
E l Y and meow dsstgts at the Poe-
ottloe `tore. Be ewe to we them it you are
thinking of Deportee any of your tams. A
supplyof beet gardeu seeds deo on hued. M.
RYANd
. Daasannw.
WEDNEMD\Y. May lith.
Go.. Bradford Left last week for Cal -
gory. Alta.
E. Murchison, of lucknow, visited
friends here last wee[.
Mrs. Bell. of London, is visiting her
bent her, Res. L. Bartlett.
J. Wilson, of Napanee, is visiting
his sister. Mrs. N. J. Treleaven.
R. Reeves left Tuesday to attend
the funeral of his sister in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Roberts have re-
turned trout ere visit to Butfalo and
Fort Erie.
Fall wheat in this section is in poor
condition. A goal maoy fields are
being plowed up.
Ed. Whittaker, who comes from
Varma, is the new junior on the Ster-
ling Bank stag.
A number of the member, of the
W. M. S. attended the convention at
Clinton on Friday last.
Miss Jennie McMath returned Sat-
urday from her visit to friends at
Lo ndeshori, Seaforth and Clinton.
Jesse Mountain last week moved
his household effects to Goderich
where he and his family will reside.
Rev. L. Bartlett. J.IWalkom, J.Why-
ard and IS Sproul spent Tuesday at
Goderich harbor on a fishing expedi-
tion.
The \lieses ('ulliton, of Stratford.
and Mrs. Harris, Farquhar, were
here attending the funeral of the late
Jas. Curwen.
NOMINATION MEgTtNo.-A meeting
for the nomination of a councillor for
Ashfield tow nahip, to take the place
of the hate Councillor Kickley, will be
held in Finlayy's scbool.house on Fri-
day. May lYtb. from 12 o'clock noon
to t o'clock. If a poll is necessary it
will ire taken on Friday. May drtth.
DEATH OF .iAMER CURWEN.--An old
resident of West Wwwanosh, in the
person of James l'urwen, palmed away
Wednesday night, May Sed. at the age
of seventy-eight years. Before cool-
ing t.. this locslity Mr. Curweo lived
in Goderiob townsbip. where his
brother. Henry ('uuwen, still resides.
Deceased is survived also by his wife.
The funeral tot.k place on Saturday, a
service being codusted in St. Paul's
church by Bev. T. nicks. The pelt -
bearers WPM J. McLean. .las. Why-
wrd, J. Parks. W. Thompson. H. Cleft
and Thos. Y nnng. The intet ment
was made in Dungwnnon cemetery.
NEW BANK MANA..RR.- The Dun-
gannon branch of the Sterling Bank
is now tinder the managership of
Andrew Porter, late of Goderich.
Mr. Porter is well and feverishly
known throughout the district, and in
additinn to his well-known eternal/
qualities his post experi.'nee in beak-
ing will he ria guarent• r of excellent
serves. both to thte Rie,L and to 10
CREWE -
Moines T,
REWEMONDAY, May 8th.
Andrew Culbert left for the West
last week with a, carload of pota-
toes.
Victor Whillyhad the misfortune
reeo•ntly to lose a horse, as the result
el a runaway. He left his team on
the nod while he went into a neigh-
bor's house and the horses, probably
frightened by something, started to
ruin home. In trying to make the
crossing over the creek in front of Mr.
Whitly'• place one of the horses fell
and was killed.
PERSONAL MENTION.
W. E. Bator, of the dank of Commerce, ha.+
left for hie horse at Ottawa for holidays.
Mrt Ilh.i Duggar, of Detroit, 7r visiting at
the parental hems, Keays street.
isafortti News Ms Annie Moro,
of Oodr-
rich.
t. visiting her deter. Mrs Chow Andrews.
Mr. sod Mrs. K. B. Hale moved their house-
hold effects this west to Atwood, when Mr.
Hale 1- in bashers.
Mi.• Irene Saulta Is baste from Winnipeg.
after an etpo able .salt of .evesmonths % mons with
relatives 1n the Prairie City.
Reeve Kerntgbao, It M. Young and Gordo°
Young were In Toronto this week on bu.iner
for th-- ',borne munlclpai telephone syatam.
Re, ,lea L Ras was at Konaondville last
Mond evening and 'levered a lecture In the
1'eeabi .alan church os bls wort in Demerara.
.rnftoo. Mae Mason aad MDR May
Dude • e attending` the eonventtoo of the
Wanes., Foreign Mi donary Seefety of the
Presbyterian church at Chatham this week.
Harry LeTousrl. of New York. spent a few
days last week at the parental home here. HI+
vi.it at tin" tine wax owing to the Illness of
Ma father. J. C. LeTourel. who. we are pleased
to hear, is considerably improved.
Lawrence J. Tierney. of Chime.. is here on a
visit to Ms wrest tattier. Patrick Tierney, umbar
Illn.-se la causing his. relatives much onetasl-
nee, Mrs. Peter McCann. a dater of Mt.
Tierney. sad Man Carrie McCann are hen
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'EAST HURON LIBERALS.
Annual Meeting Held at Brussels -Hon.
. A. G. MacKay Present
7'he annual meeting of the Liberal
Aemoeiatinn for the East Riding of
Huroo (Dominion) was held in the
town hall. Brussels. Thursday after-
ne,on. April 27, a. representative
etfrndauce being present notwith-
standing the holy season of the year.
Alex. McLaughlin, of Howick, sic-
cepieJ the chair and the regular e•out-
iue business was dealt with.
Officers were elected for tbe current
term as follows: -President. A. Mr -
Laughlin, Howick ; let vice-president.
�Vut. Elston, Morris ; 2nd vice-presi-
dent. John Gillespie: East Wawa -
nosh ; secretsry-tr•essurer. F. S. Scoft,
Brussels : auditor, W. M. Sinclair,
Brusselae: municipal cha;rroen :-How-
ick. John Hennrberg • Turnberry.
Robt. Stewart ; Grey. \Ven, Cameron ;
Morrie, Peter McNah: East Wawa -
nosh, E. Taylor: Blyth, Gen. Powell ;
Bi useele, J. D. Warwick ; Wrozeta•r,
John 1)ouglae ; Winghatn. Rich.
Clegg.
A committee on resolutions wain ap-
pointed consisting of Thos. Strachan,
J. M.Murchie and W. H. Kerr.
Moved, seconded and carried that
the date for the annual meetiog for
this Association in future be the last
Tuesday. in May.
Moved by W. H. Kerr. seconded by
Thos. Strachan : ''hat we, the Lib-
eral'. of East Riding of Huron, desire
t0 express otlr conflden a in the leader-
ship of Hon. A. G. MacKay in the On-
tario Legislature and to assure hint
that the course he is pursuing in that
important body meets with our cordial
and uuanimons apnroval. We re-
cord with pleasure tbe fact tbat
he is following out a program
whereby he is tneeting with the
pe.)ple• of all sections of Ontario
and at public gathering is deed-
ing with-tbe live, questions of the day
in a thoroughly statesmanlike man-
ner. showing a ready grasp of the
ninny matter pertaining so materi-
ally to tbe wellbeing of the people of
this Province. As Liberals we con-
fidently look to his tneeting with such
success at the next Provincial election
as will place him in the position of
Premier or Ontario, which office we
believe he will flll with nobility and to
the credit of himself and the country."
Ferried.
Hon. Mt. MacKay, who was present.
was very heartily received and gave a
brief address outlining some of the
work of the Provincial Parliament and
speaking also of pending features of the
recipr.,city agreement.
Moved by J. R. Miller, seconded by
Adam Turnbull. and adopted unani-
mously : "That this meeting strongly
approves of the reciprocity agreement
and believe* it will be of incalculable
Iwt,eflt to the agricultural community
:sed to the workingmen, without in-
juring the manufacturing interests.
and that it will therefore he of great
advantage to all sectious of the mom•
eternity.
Moved by R. Clegg. seconded by J.
McMurrhie: "That the Liberals of
Kart Hunan desire to place nn record
their devotion and loyalty to the
great leader of our party and the
greAtest Canadian of the day, Sic Wil.
frid Laurier. No man stands higher
in lite eye of tbe world. no man hes a
greater cove for Empire and country.
possibly and lei other man could rt.
whet he has done by .uniting all
c1acM•a :and creeds and removing 411
friction. resulting in the building of a
truer and a greater Canada. Nie
tru.r that he will brag he spared to tie.
bo Vaned* mat to the empire."
Ad.lr•eases were given hy W. Prnud-
fnnt. K. ('., M. P. P for (i.ntil•
Huron. and A Hielnp ex M P 1'
after which the meeting adjourned
it the .venins a p.iMir averting woe
bele in the town hall and was ad
die. of M lion t i. M.iKsv and
W
Preielfont R ptv 1.Peltte was
�s►rsown H• I Kr MacKay gave e
thorough priffeenfrition of the goeet$nn
of'eriprvw•ltN • n1 else rime of the
ere s k ng a rr.Dln tion was pegged
ternngty eodtsiag the iwd and eat -
trig upon Pa i asoset to ecmdeee it et
�[tia rn,erift ars
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GODRRIOH, ONTARIO
Lod
Maiden
ars simply kidney disorders The k
Mar
ar the blood xd of athat •houl.in't 64*
Name. The blood plumes through tlw kid-
esys every torte minutes. if the kidneys
do their work so impurity or cause sf
disorder can contain in the car, ulatioe
longer than that time. Therefore if year
blond is an of orale your kideeys have
failed in their wont. They are in need d
atimulaia.n strengthening or d...-toring
one medicine wilt do all three, the finest
wild moat unnamed blood medicine ties
u
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
A DRY SADDLE- WHEN
IT RAINS IF YOU WEAR
/tat IttA1
POMMEL
SLICKER
Tree lees service
and the coolest it
.,v,. Mauled dr
Slicker of Oaahty
V Sold Every.vuers
TOWER CANADIAN OILED
CLOTHING CO.. LTD.,
Toronto. Canada.
rat
COWAN'S
PER FECAGN
C13CA
14 good for Growing Girls
and Boys -and ti:ey like it. It
:touris es thea little bodies and
makes them healthy and strong.
Cowan's Cocoa, as you get it Isom your
Froeer.hs absolutely pu:e. Its delirious
Ivor is obteiccsi by the me el efts hirb.est
rade of Coma beade skiJ.lhy bkwdrd.
NetMs is added to impair the heafth-
mt p'opertca of the Cocoa.
Do You Use
Cowan's Cocoa 7
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Col UmonWith
tie Oil Takes Out
A TaimistmfairesesegesiCbmnicalZros err
Od from the liver of the and -fish has
bees used as a preventative of disease
t ed a restorative for ages[.
For a long time it has been the general
09k40 itself
that the medicinal value of Cod
ever oonlly was
wbback beinggreasy,
�oily
fishy taste of the oil.
From the first experts have been try -
Mg to find means to make it more pala-
table. They used to "cut' it with
whiskey -take it in wine -flavor it with
lemon juicy -anything to get away from
that abominable fishytaste and smell.
Lots of people stl take it in Emul-
sion form, which is nothing more than
"churned" oil -broken up -but still
greaay, oily and • strain on the digestion.
Doctors used to think it was the oil
itself that built up the system -they
were slow to find oat that the oil was a
distinct drawback to the medicinal prin-
ciples contained in it.
Crude oil is quite indigestible, and
will, in time, put the strongest stomach
set of order.
A way las now been discovered to de
away with the grease and the smell, and
yet retain all the medicinal properties
el the liver. This is dont by removing
tbe fresh oil from tie new liven. The
liver pulp is then reduced to the form
o( as extract IDs beef extract.
Nyal's Cad Liver Compound is simply
this lever extract combine! with an en -
tract of halt wad beating wild cherry.
It also contains the tyre hypoehnsphites.
This cot ibinatioe makes h yal s Cod
Liver Composed s delicious tome-
builds
ome -
sTabtrdosdsg up the system, and mals yea
O it what you id yourself losing
Tem nlee
take-
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ems tis Iag a to take -
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H J. DUNLOP t. R. %VIOLS
GODIAIC*
One -e:.: c-: ..-eryday ^alma
siimmemmenemilesimmr
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Values!
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We wish to emphasize the word "Valga
and define what we mean by It -which
giving the best quality and the greatest
quantity tor the lowest price consistent
with up-to-date merchandising. We want your business and promise you a big
Dot LAWS worth for your DOLLAR.
HOSIERY
Now that the wariu days Dave
come you must want warm
eeathcr stockings. We have
them in all colon from 44 to
ladies sissy and in Is great range
of prices.
PURITAN BRAND
Hlack, sky and pink, cbil-
dren's sizes, 41, 5. 54, (1, a• 7, 74
and (1, fast eye, prices 15e to
c.
SILK I.I8LE
White, sky and oink, 44, 5, 54,
d. d4, 7, 74 and 4, will wear like
silk and coat only half as much.
fast dye, per pair 25c.
LITTLE DARLING
White, pink, sky ran, red and
black, 44 to 7 incbes, made of
fine imported pure wool, silk
toes and heels, great to wear.
BLACK PRINCESS
Fine rib, sizes 5 to 111, abso-
lutely fast dye. hest cniton
stocking in the trade.
WEARWELL HOSE
Sizes 5 to 10, best stocking
wade at. the price, 15c for all
.iz-s for boys or girls. Ribbed,
great value.
TAN HOSE
Ribbed. for hays or ,girl", two
5 to 10 irehe., 15c and
OPERA N(1SE
In correct colors lie, size.. 84,
0 and 94.
HOSIERY --Con
TAN LISLE
in .11 WILCO. from 84 to 10, 85e.
Misses, sizes 44 to 8.
WHARWELL FOR BOYS
Heavy Rib, best cotton home
made for bo e, 25c for all sires.
No stocking like than for wear.
HOSIERY
Plein and Embroidered silk
lisle. einem 84. 9, 94, and 10. e
and 50c.
GLOVES
Silk lisle, two button length.
215c. Mc, 40c, and 50c. in black.
white, tele hello, navy. Alice,
grey, chamois, in all sines, kid
bound.
KAYSERGLOVES.
Ask for Kayser Silk gloves,
50c and 75c. Patent floger,
double tips, black and colors.
No glove wears like Kayser at
the money, and Soot forget the
prices, 50c and 75c.
PERRIN'S KID GLOVES '
Black. tor. and grey. 91.00
and 11.2 Always buy Perrin's
if you want the hest.
LONG GLOVES
GLOVES
Silk and lisle. Sic to $1.00,
bla,k, w htte and tan.
AUTO VEILS
1n black and et tlors. just in this
week. They are a smut lot and.
only 51k.
LINOLEUMS and
OILCLOTHS
We have put into stock this
spring a lot of there floor cover -
togs, from two to four yards
wide, tile and floral. new pat-
terns, Ibis year's dialing.. and
you will find our preys right.
LAWN WAISTS
Our stuck is well assorted sad
direct frost tale makers, anted we
never offered such values.
F=oes from S C up to $3.50.
Ia�et dodges in Maltese ferrate.
beautifully trimmed with Val-
enciennes or Maltese ingestion,
open back or front, large stock
to sele_t from.
D. & A. CORSETS
You have no doubt received a
D. & A. Comet catalogue whish
brings to your notice a Krill of
many beautiful diatoms of this
season's newest and smartest
corset models of the latest modes
by the great fashion creators.
('orae here for your corsets and
bring your catalogue with you.
We ran get you any Corset
shown in it.
PARASOLS
We have got direct from the
maker the best ,.election of
plain and fancy Parasols we
ever offered. Come and see what
we ran do for you in a para-
sol.
J. H. COLBORNE
AN ARMY OF' PEABODYS
HAS INVADED OUR STORE
TO BE GIVEN AWAY FREE
ONE ONLY TO A FAMILY WHILE THEY LAST
:•SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY, MAY 13th
WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF A SUOF
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• GUARANTEED OVERALLS
• WILL GIVE( GRATIS ,AS ABOVE ONE1OF THESE
!` 1 ANDSOME DOUS FOR THE LITTLE ONES
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Ther toll. ata of elate. Indsstruetible. and will last tum years with the
hardest sort en play. They will stand date if the Mt are peeped weds.
No child ew poas+bl' booth ens w heat itaslf in handling it. The geed load
1 a tis. (ling your Andre. up right and teach thew to ply with Peabody's
dells wawa kids ad .war Pesbody'e Overalls were se mess they oalartake
their were swieas detlss in the world
WALTER Cs PRIDHAM
CANADIAN
PAC. FIC
LOW ROUND
TRIP RATES
WESTERN CANADA
WINNIPEG and return ....933.00
BRANDON and return. .. 34.5o
MOOSE JAW and return.. 37.00
EDMONTON and return 41.00
Also to 8o Other Points.
TUESDAY, MAY 16th
THROUGH 8°EC.A1 TRAIN BEM/ICI
NO change of carscustoms
or transfer troubleeen route.
JOS. KIDD.
Agent. Goderich.
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GRAND T NiC5Tg' AV
COdorla Day
Single Fare for Round I rip
(with minimum charge of 280i
Between all stations in Canada.
al.o to Niagsre Fella :ind Moffatt.'
N Y.. Detroit and fort Huron
Mice
"nekton. good going Nae 24 and 2!
Return limit May 20. 11111
ROUND TRIP
Isaaeekers' Eversion
TO THR WEST AT LOW RATES
ViA SARNIA OR CHICAGO
'Ater/one, and hill tntorruwtton
from any Grand Ternk tweet. •te
address A R I)i-FF' Diet rine
Pieeaen ar Agent TorvW.., Oet
1' F. LAWRRN('R, Town Ag;Pnt.
FOR TASTY JOB WORK
TRY THE SIGNAL JOB DEPARTMENT'
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HOW DO
these beautiful spring mornings ? Do
you waken at 6 o'clock refreshed with your
night's rest or are you tired and sleepy and
longing for more rest ? if the latter is the
case
YOU FEEL
DO YOU KNOW
WHAT YOU NEED?
Not a spring tonic, but one of our nice
cool, comfortable mattresses or a soft,elas-
tic spring, We have them in all styles and
at various prices and can guarantee good
value for your money.
44/E141.2V NORDHfi1MF.R PIANOS
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