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The Moonlight Excursion.
I{etaesuber the 11 r1 Regiment band
„Elution on the *termor Greyhound
Friday night. Tickets 315c.
minuet Meeting Farmers' Institute.
member the annual
ersmleeeting of
the West Huron
to he held at Dungannon on Tuesday,
Jape tab. at 3 o'clock p. w.
Qodsrich Liberals.
For the purpose of choosing dole
ttteo to attend the nominating eon.
notion Seaford* of n the rals °t 94th rtre inst Httbe
Li ie
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Ubenwls of the town of Goderich are
requested to meet on Thured•y. June
rof
ode oom
north street.
(ipderich Camp Ground an Attraction.
in tbe regimental orders issued ter
the S01h (Wellington) Regiment is the
following paragraph : "The O. O.
particularly requests that atlases
comtnaadinrOorupaoles make an ex-
tra effort to have their commend. up
to the full eetabliahment. The obaoge
of camp around should be an incentive
to have a bumper regiment."
Hotel &unset Open.
The Hotel Sunset is now open for
the season. and Manager Chas. C. Lee
expecte to entertain a large number of
rummer tourists during the next three
month' The opening of thelhotel at
en earlier date than m al will provide
m« from lam
Walter Phannoo'a new sailboat was
placed in th9 water this week.
The steamer 'l.Lrret Grown is ex-
pected today (Thursday s with a cargo
"f 12iW
.0 bushels of wheat Rad
oats.
(east. Bruce With his motor launch
and Capt Uo•uWly with his fleet of ha
rowboats did a brisk business at eat
urday, the day of the excursion from
Lietowel.
Exhibition Directors at Wore. m)
The hoard of directors of the Oude-
rieb Industrial Exhibition islet la
Saturday eveniog for the pu. pow of
beginning operaUope in preparation
for this rear's exhibitlon. Tru wer'e-
terry, Andrew Porter, having signified
his desire to resign, F. E. Bingla►u
was appointed to fill the vacancy.
The board is offering prizes fur collect
tions of cut flowers grown by school
children on the school grounds. The
competition is open to the county and
there is no entraoos fee.
TM Excursion to Guelph.
The excursion to Guelph on Friday
last, under the auspices of the West
Huron Farmers Institute, was not se
well patronized as in peat years. In-
deed, for several years past there
seems to have teen z gradual falling -
off
of aliment in this excursion, prob-
ably owing in a great measure to tbe
fact that the novelty of the trip has
worn off. This year there was a fur-
ther came in the raising of the old rate
of $1.25 to 1{1.56 for the round trip. It
om iatitrn for • rs may be stated that this Increase was
it on the Greyhound excursion and wholly due to the action of the
also for some of the social events in
connection veldt the military camp.
Nave You Seen the Census Man ?
11. J. Mnrris, census ,ommissinner
for Weit Huron, reports that the enu-
merating of the people of his district
is progreei•ing satisfactorily. West
Heron is an intelligent community
and the enumerators are not experi-
encing much diffleuity In securing the
information called for by their sched-
ules. The wont will in all probability
he completed and the schedules for-
warded to Ottawa in good time.
M. C. C Officers.
The Meneeetuog Canoe (7lub held its
annual election of office last week,
resulting as follows: Provident, C.
Sale : vice-president, F. B. Holmes:
second vice-president, J. L Killoran ;
weretarv, W. Millar: treasurer, G. L.
Parsons : oommodnre, V. M. Roberta
riee•commedore, F. Sturdy : adds,
tinnal members of executive, A. R.
Adams, H. O. Sturdy auditor*, J.
Doyle. W. S. Turnbull: chaplaid.
Rev. Geo. E. Rose.
Boomeng Menesetung Park.
A party of six Toronto and London
men have purchased sixty-six lot. at
Menesetung Park and have com-
menced work on a project to build
cottages and otherwise develop the
Purl' as a summer resort. Several
cottages are to he erected this 'sum-
mer. and the investors intend to
launch an energetic campaign to bring
the property to the notice of psOPfoM
le the large cities who are looking r
summer homes. The scheme if suc-
cessful will make Menseetung Park
one of the leading summer resorts of
the Province. as with its beautiful sit-
uation and other advantages it should
be.
Memorial Window at St. George's.
Lest week a very handsome and
appropriate memorial window was in-
aalled and unveiled at St. George's
church. Goderieb, to the memory of
the late William D. Tye who for
many years was a valued officer of
the ebutob and one of the most eco
spected and beloved citizens of Gode-
rich. and whose untimely taking off in
a railway accident ie bemoaned by all
The window, which is • representa-
tion
epresenWtion of "Omit kmucking at the door."
Wu presented by tbe mail clerks of the
London division, Mr. Tye having been
a mail clerk in that division for many
years. The action of the donors in
Paying this tribute to the memory of
their late fellow -worker will be •p-
prrieted by the people of Goderich.
Sunday's Storm. e
railway company. About 315 took tbe
trip en Fridayy sixty-two of tbese being
from Goderich. The excursionists re-
port having had agtwd time- The
C. P. R. and the Guelph Oollege people
treated them well, and the day was a
most enjoyable one.
To Saw the Children.
For the morning service in North
street Methodist church and the Bap-
tist church next Sunday aenagesilents
have been- made whereby J. J. Kelso,
superintendent of the Children's Aid
Society for Ontario, and Rev. Hugh
Ferguson. of Stratford, district agent
for Perth county, will occupy these
pulpits and deliver addresses on the
work of the Society.- In the evening
the same speakers will address the
oongregatioos of Knox church and
Victoria street Methodist church. At
8-JI0 on the sante evening a mass meet-
ing will be held in North street Meth-
odist church for the purpose of organ-
izing a local Society. Mr. Kelso will
address tbe gathering and will use
lantern views to illustrate the work.
It is to be hoped that the citizens of
Goderich will show by their attend-
ance at these meetings that they are
interested in this commendable move-
ment to save the neglected children.
G. C. 1. Board.
At the regular monthly meeting of
the Collegiate Institute hoard. in deal-
ing with the resignation of Mir Mc-
Arthur, who bas bad cbarge of the
commercial dep•Xtmeet of the school,
e resolution was passed to the effect
that "this board accepts the Warne at
bar urgent request, bet owing to the
esteem in which is bolds bee. and the
full appreciation it has of her ability
and the excellent work she has done
in the . oderich Collegiate, does so
with much reluctance and sincere re-
gret." The (ward further extended to
the retiring teacher the wish that
every *access might attend bar work
at Ottawa, whitber she goes to take a
similar position Tbe request. of Kiss
McVannell to continue on the staff at
a eatery of 11.100 -per annum, until the
end of 1911. was granted. J. H. Sex-
ton. of Athens, wbo was chosen as the
new principal, has notified the !ward
that he has decided not to accept the
position. and J. P. Hume. at present
science master at Ingersoll. has been
appointed.
A violent rain and hall storm did
conaderable damage in this section on
Monday afternoon. In the northern
Pad of the town gardens were dam-
aged. trees were injured, and a few
windowpanes broken. The southern
, part of the town was not visited .o
seyeiely. In Colborne township the
Kenn cut a swath from Alex. Glen's
no Dunlop's hill, to the northeast, do-
ing much daiasge on the way. (Grow-
ing chips were Battened down. pota-
'oee and tomatoes were out rigbt off,
windowpanes were broken. and trees
hmken or uprooted. Among tics
who suffered considerable lows were
Jas. McManus, Arthur and Chem. Mc-
Neil, Thos. Sallow*, Chas. McPhee,
leen). Potter, Wm. McIntyre, W. F.
ti -nun . At Nile a large window in
the Methodist church was broken by
the atot-n,.
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LOCAL T
THE SIGNAL : GODRI IOH ONTARIO
IN BRIEF.
Thinking ofour raentl.o trip yet 1 One of
M
Lmobilise le a summer suit. the wet ad
natty kind made to order by Prldhas the
Tailor. Call and **his eat oelve arsortrasat
of sores. su*Nnaa
The beet is mine tie Rood toe the pile d
Goderich. and tkta le why Wilmer Smith's Art
&ore, East etrest, ooautse .a sesorttawat of
high—war woods taw for (wallt sued twits 1■
ars eouo>uId Ward= duplicated la°ataAo
The monthly meeting of Ahem*
*
Obapter, D. O. E., will be held at the
court house next Monday afternoon at
4 o'clock.
Major Beck, writing from Toronto,
informs The Signal that everything le
looking well for the success of the
Huron Old Boys' excursion next
month.
Owing to the wet weather the Citi-
zens' Karim band did not play on the
Square Tuesday night. Next week
the band will be out probably on Fri-
day Dight.
The baseball gauze Thursday evening
of this week between Clinton and God-
erich, played at. the Agricultural Park,
was & win for Goderich, the score
being 10.8.
A new 'ming -prang" photo studio
was npened tbis week over W. Shar-
man's shoe store. The announcement
of the manager may be read on the
first page of this issue.
An incinient blaze in s rear room of
the British Rxehange hotel just at the
noon hour on Friday but brought nut
the brigade in' quick time. The fire
was quickly extinguished.
Togo, the little Mark water spaniel
belonging to T. T. Leckie, came to
grief on Wednesday when it met with
another dog which worried it so that
it had to he pat out of misery.
The triune dwelling house of Mrs.
Dunlop and two Iota on the corner of
Huron and Oxford streets were sold
et auction bot Monday to Win. Blake,
CHURCH NOTE .
Rev. Dr. D. N. McRae, Mabee Bay,
N. S., has am:Opted a call to Koos
church, Mitchell. to the pulpit made
vacant recently by ttt.,,e ignadoa ot
h. t
Rev. J. W. Me .tus
The members of the Baptist Young
People's Union give a cordial invita-
tion to the youngof town to
attend their meeting.,every Moo -
day evening at 8 p. m
Next Sunday morning she members
of Maitland Lodge, No. 33, A., F. R
M-, G. It. C., will attpod divine ..r-
elee at Bt. Oeo e a church. Rev. J.
W. Hodgins, of Stratford. will con-
duct the service. Mr. Hudgins will be
in cb•rgt•alao at the evening service.
The ma and kttcben shower in the
basement of Koox cbureh last Monday
evening WAS well patronised and •
goodly amount of material was don-
ated for the purpose of equipping
the kitchen in connection with tie
chureb, which was recently remodel-
led and enlarged.
The service in North street Metho-
dist church Sunday evening will be
specially addressed to young men and
women. Dr. Dougall wishes to use
one of his last evening in this way.
Subject, "Don't Drift." Special mu
by the choir, and sob by Mrs. Sbsidoa
Clement, of North Bay.
At the evening service in the Bap-
tist church nest tiunday ''Tbe Luxury
of Life" will be the subject of a dis-
course to be given by tie pester. This
is the last of a aeries of evening ad-
dresses given by Rev. Mr. Pollock en
the general theme, " Sunshine and
Shadow of Human Life."
The young people of North aitreet
Methodist church announce a travel -
talk next. Tuesda evening by Rev.
Dr. Dougall- nub t "Venice, queen
of Romance." speaker visited
this famous and unique city a few
years age), so will talk from his per -
of town. The purchase price was sone' `observations. There will be a
1778- plate collection.
Onderich'e Amt game in the Alma' Rev. Jos. Elliott will occupy the pul-
Perth Berebsll League will he played pit of Koox church next Sabbath
here on Thursday next (Coronation morning and will deliver a discourse
Day) with Mitchell. Let everybody on "Practical S mpatby." In the
go and glee the hoys a good send-off evening Rev, Jae. Hamilton will be in
for the season. charge, and it is expected that .1. J.
Donald G. McLean was in Toronto Kelso, superintendent of the Chill-
iest week in ettendsnce at the eon- dren's Ald Society for Ontario, will de -
vocation service at TorontoUniversity, liver an address.
at which he received the degree of $. congregation o[ Knox church
A. He passed the recent. examinations voted recently for the election of ad -
science, Tbe
with second -cease honors in politica dhtional elders and at the meeting of
Mrs. F. McLennan ban disposed the session last Monday evening the
following were declared elected : Som-
ber home nn Cambria road and bas mei Bissett, Dr. W. Ir. Oallow, Peter
purchased the. residence of Jamieson McEwen and Wm. McCreath. a•. The
Reid on Picton street.. Mr. and Mrs. ordination and induction of these new
Reid leave the end of this month for elders will take place at the evening
Ireland on a visit to Mrs. Reid's old
b service of the fleet Sunday in July.
The Sunday Evening Band Service.
A very large crowd congregated on
the Square un Sunday evening, after
the close of the regular church ser-
vices, to attend the outdoor service
held by the band of the 33rd Regi -
went. Rev. Geo E. Ross, pastor of
Knox church. wan in the bandstand
and made it few introdut tory r'emar'ks,
after which the hymn, Neater, my
tied, to Thee," was played by the bend
andl-ung by the concourse. The hand`
played several other selections, mainly
of sacrad music, and a (Moreno quartette
(Mos Thomson. Clark,
Tyndall and Melvin Tyndall) sang two
sacred gongs. This Sunday evening
cnncert was an innovation in Gode-
rich. and there has been considerable
discoesion c'nicerning it, hut judging
from the ruajority of the comments
we :have heard opioion seems to be
favorable. The hand Ipla ed with ex-
cellent expression and the quartette
was heard with great appreciation.
Bandmaster Hunter has not decided
haat what he will do about continuing
the services on 'future:Sunday even-
ing..
Successful Students.
The requite of the University of Tor-
onto examinetdone published during
the pelt week contain. the names of a
goodly number of (Inderi.:h students
and ex pupils of Goderieh Collegiate
institute. The following lint includes.
fasow the name.
r as we have observed,
of the sure..fel students in whom we
ooze has interested :
(•rsdusted ie arts—C. R. (Carrie.
with honors in philosophy : R. W.
Demise aagmtat, with honors in
mathematics ; D. G. Mclean, with
honor. in political science.
Pealed third year—Wen. Elmg1and,
with honors In philosophy : R. 11. Tye.
Pulsed Met year—Mss. Jean B. Tom.
with honors and the Edward Blake
seholarwhip ie modern languages
1. Heyns. with honors in natural
°ejerole F J. Footer, J., H. Killian.
Mian Mary FIoglend.
Pared Paeelty of Education exam -
methods -H. Iepperd. with honors :
Mise Lilian Fraser, W. J. Stevemapo-
Named Law Society. Aust leer —
Wm. Pretreat..
(Marinated 1n phaarmaey -H A.
Hillier,
Pawed School of &e'ere eramina-
t • - Beg. NUIo(.t, with honor. W.
Rsnndare, A. Smith.
eissue& 1 mdfbies A H
time near Belfast,
The Huron -Perth Baseball League I Mrs, (Dr.) Medd entertained the Wo -
was organized at Clinton last week, man's Missionary Society and Ladies'
with J. McDonald, of Mitcbell, as Ald8oeiety of Vi ctoriestreetMethodiet
on Friday
as secretary, and Victor Dean, Gode- afternoon last. Over H�y ladies were
president ; W. Johnston. of Clinton, church at the parso
rich, J. B. Hoover. Clinton, and J. ; present, and a eery enjoyable time
Livingston. Mitchell, members of the was spent. Mrs. Med 1 was presented
executive. Clinton, Mitchell and i with a bouquet of flowers aa a token
(oderich will play in the League and 1 of the love, harmony and goodwill ex-
& double schedule of games was drawn iisting between the ladies and their
up. pastor's wife.
Members of the Huron Fruit Grow- I The members of the (Guild of St.
eta' Asrociathon, with their familia., Goner's church met at the rectory
Park on Wednesday afternoon. P. J. Turnbull with a handsome elk ca.•
Carey. Dominion fruit inspector. gave sock, accompanied by word* of regret
an address dealing with the benefits of and good wishes to himself and Mra
Saturday's Excursion.
Fourteen coaches carrying one
thousand people, made np the excur-
sion train that arrived by C. P. R.
from Listowel and intervening points
on Saturday. It was a union school
excursion. the chief mover's in the
affair being Thos. Hutchtaon. of Si. S.
No. 4, Mornington, and Gro. Smith,
principal of the Millbankschool.
The
excursionists, contrary tbeir
expert -
mem of last. year, were favored with
fine weather, and they seemed thor-
oughly to enjoy- their visit to the lake-
side. in the afternoon a *bort pro-
gram was liven at Herber Park, Rev.
Joseph Elliott delivering r address of
welcome and Mayor pot
Winghem. also giving_ - an eloquent ad-
dress. Tbe Bbd Regiment bard fur-
nished music during the s ler000n.
Mr. Hutchison. chairmen of the ex-
ewsioe committee. informed T'be
nal that a trip like thin was r
as blgb1 edaeatinnal. bringing the
school children from tba inland points
is touch with nature at the lake sod
Hag tbam a d.sthead idea of many
tri . such ea ships sheestoels
the
osmics the harbor. Mee wbte tbey
doo
not nes at hoses Mr 1 seeker
ou
be mimed Mlle to use the .bon
sloe ,e d. se annualnt He on
bodeow that of the
enjoyed as oetieq at Menesstung 1 test week and presented Rev.
spraying, cultivation, etc-, also with
the packing and marketing of apples
Tbe members brought their baskets
sod had a picnic, and the occasion
was a combination of pleasure and
profit.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Fresh and fizzy, the 'ieidlits pow-
ders sold by R. R. Wigle, druggist, R
Goderich. Ont. Methodiast thumb, 8t. Thomas, on
The original Royal Coronation spec- Monday afternoon of last week, which
Lal. direct from London, and cherry was of unusual interest. Goring the
walnut, a New York hit, are new meeting the Presidents -AM Mrs W. O.
specials at Bbackstoni s Foster to the platform. who In a neat,
appropriate speech. on behalf of the
Special valise in white wash belts. Ladies' Aid, peeeented Mrs. (Rev.) Alf -
embroidery collars, 2 for 25c.: bath red Brown with a beautiful cot -glass
towels, 3 for 25c ; and towelling 3j yds
for 26c. Good wash ginghama at lOc.
per yard. Cash or trade for good
butter and fresh eggs. P. T. Dente,
drygonds and ladies' wear.
Turnbull on the occasion of their leav-
ing Goderich. There is a very deep
ernes of regret on the part Of all the
citizens at the departure of Mr. and
Mrs. Turnbull and Tbe Signal joins in
wishing them many years of happi-
ness and usefulness in the sunny chme
to which tbev are going.
The At. Thomas Timer reports a
meetin o' the Indies' Aid of the Flat
>�TR.fwBgRRIli. POR SALE.—L am
prepared to fill Orders lfor homegrown
strawberries First-class varieties for
either table use or preserving- Orders
may be sent to Carlow postof ice and
will receive prompt and careful atten-
tion. Remember the hovnegrowo ber
ries are beet. CHAR. McPwzR. Carlow.
presaad .rn.mm.xtxtitxe
enasetittee for the
ws here sad fes tbe
aerateprirdel
for by the people of one.,
e — smorts made
l"►. • )Me a in (Jedcrieb t+s h Mwssds ea chert and Mese
l..glah YAIh honors. ere of the seetsrttiw0Yla
Auction Sale of Cameron Stock.
The Asst auction sale of the Cam-
eron stock will start on Saturday at
1:90 p. m. and again Saturday at 7:90.
included in this sale will be thousands
of yards of dress goods, millinery,
boots, shoes. groceries and clothing.
John Purvis, of Hplyrood. will act as
auctioneer.
Bargain In Grindstones
A grindstone tor everybody at 50r.
each. We boughtat a hig diaecount
the grindstones or. first quality form-
erly owned hy the Goderich Engine
Wore Co. These stones are beveled
to suit mower knives, also flat -faced.
Grindstones nsildly cost you $1.26 to
s2.00 *sell. We will sell 5(M1 at 60o.
each. Here is a snap for you. How-
et.L HARDWARE ('A•, Lt Simms).
bowl and a dosses sterling silver forks.
This came as a surprise and was
warmly appreciated. a. Myr Brown's
feeling reply eleerly,tie owed. While
pleased with the gib find *sentiments
conveyed. sincere regret ems expressed
at leaving as many kind friends she
had learned to love. Tea was served
by the officers of the society, and a
plant social hour enjoyed. Up-
wards of seventy were present.
Some eighty member+ of the Cana-
dian Order of Foresters paraded last
Sunday morning to Victoria street
Methodist chureb, where they were
addressed by the pastor of the church.
Dr. Medd spoke in berms of warm
praise of the work done by the C. O.
F., which he termed a Christian or-
ganisation in which the prin.-Mfr.
of charity, benevolence and concord'
were 'exemplified in n practical man-
ner. He pointed out how organiza-
tion increases the pow et of the indi-
vidual, giving him the opportunity to
carry into action those principles
which alone he could do little to ad-
vance. Dr. Medd defended benevo-
lent societies from the 'emersion"
sometime* east upon them a. "seeret
societiesand declared that a man
could not ei ytttallise ui his lite the
principle. of the Order of Foresters
• without esperieneing :rn elevation of
character.
JUNE WIDOINOS
Haut—Waltsrs-
At 1k30 o'clock on Wedy morn-
ing a quiet wedding took ce al the
personage, Victoria street, n Miss
Mabel Walters. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Walter', of Colborne town-
ship, was united in wedlock to Harrr�yy
Hunt, of Goderich. Rev. Dr. Medd
performed the ceremony. The h ids
was attended by Miss Stell* Alen. and
Fred Walters, brother of the bride.
was best man. The young couple left
on the 7:10 O. T. R. train for • short
booeymoon trip and on their return
will )reside in (ioderich. Their many
friends in town and vicinity extend
congrstalations.
Tweedie --Leach
to Westminster church, Detroit" on
Wednesday, June 7tb, at 4 o'clock
P.m • the weddiog of Caoapbell C.
Tweed'', of Goderich, to Miss Mabel
E. Leach, formerly of Ibis town. was
solemnised by Rev. John B. Olark.
The bride was gowned in ivory satin
with pearl trimmings end Irish point
Lace end carried a bouquet of
bride's roses. She wore a diamond
end pearl brooch, the gift of the
groom. After the ceremony luncheon
was served et the home of the bride e
sister, Mrs. J. 11: Mcleod. The bappy
couple reached Oedesich on Monday
last after the wedding trip, during
which they visited '1 okdo end other
points. The bride is the snood young -
set daughter of Councillor David H.
Leach, of Bayfield, and the groom is •
son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Tweedie, of
town. The friends of the youugcouple
tender hearty good wishes.
Orr—Mair.
At high noon on Wednesday. the
marriage ql Miss Lizzie Muir to John
Ricbtnond Orr, both ot Godericb, was
&Annuiasd at the home of the bride's
,•rent., Mr. and Mrs Robert Muir,
Ridoo street. Rae. Jas. Hamilton
was the officiating clergyman. The
bride were a pretty costume of ivory
satin with pearl trimmings and car-
ried a shower bouquet of white Rad
green. Sbe was attended by Miss
Eva Inkster, who was gowned in •
dre.s of blue silk witb lace trimmings
and carried • shower of white dowers.
Charles Muir, brother of the bride
NW best mac. The wedding music
was rendered by Mise Stella Kirke, of
Dodericb. After the nuptial knot
was tied, the company toosistiog of
Mout seventy-five inviied grtests, Par-
took
artook of a sumptuous wedding dinner
and afterwards the bridal party drove
to the G. T. IL station, where ibe
happy couple entrained for a honey-
moon trip to Buffalo. The bride'. go-
ing -away dress was of navy blue
broadcloth, with black chip bat with
yellow plumes. The greom's gift to
the bride was a bandsome sunburst of
diamonds end pearls and the bi ides -
maid received a pearl crescent. Mr.
ani Mrs. Orr have the test wiaba. of
their friends for a happy and prosper-
ous voyage over the matrimonial sea.
On their return to town they will take
up their residence on South street..
McCreath—McKinaoo-
1 There was a delight f;il social gath-
ering in the lecture neon) of North
street Methodist ehur h on Monday
evening. it had been intended tee
take the form of a genetics party. but
the weather precluded this. The
)affair wee in honor et Mr. and Mrs.
John May. who are hoeing Goderich
to make their home in I imdnn. where
Mr. May has a goad position in the
civil serum►. Mrs. May, eines her
coming to (sderich. hiss been to the
entire town a *uialeel •••gnisition. )mist
her splendid voice erro freely given to
the religious work of North street
chnrrh has been p.peetAll7 vetoer! A
trained soloi.t, with a voice of beami-
fud timbre and eseepti,•nal range, she
will he much regretted in bar depart-
er, M. May also i. w sweet singer.
The get of at stud Were of .liver.
ware hy the their .$) ceased In some
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and servo ue debility. Otte dollar per
bottles. Manufactured by The Mae -
Lead Medicine (7r'e Goderich. For
"Lie by B. R. Wigle. druggist.
Mom Seems E lateen*
, Tie Prowlerial erection. et Nova
!food•a remelted to the re -
ter. the fltwest Oovetwmewt
smiled by Premier Mammy. with
k
`le' e r -
qty,-. • -reeve,
THunm»Av, Jima 15, 1911 •
Monarch Shoes
FOR MEN
YOU may talk about the up-to-date style
of this shoe, the comfort of that and
the long life of the other, but if you want a
shoe that vies in style with the most stylish,
in comfort with the most comfortable and
in service with the longest wearing, buy
the MONARCH SHOE. There is
nothing one-sided about it,. It's the shoe
of all-round satisfaction. The prices are
lower than most good shoes.
Barefoot Sandals, Lacrosse, Tennis and
Bowling Shoes now in stock.
REPAIRING
I'
Downing & MacVicar
North Side of Square, Goderict
The Best Printing
At the pretty home of Mr. and Mies.
Angus McKim n, Trafalgar street, on
Wednesday, June 14th, Miss Margaret
May AlcKinnou was united to Bert IL
McCreath, of the business staff of The
Toronto Star, and youngest son of Mr.
and Mr.. W m. McCreath, of Goderieh.
The ceremony, which was witnessed
by about seventy-five invited guests,
was performed at 12 o'clock, beneath
an arch erected in the alcove of the
drawing -room, which was tastefully
decorated with terns, orange blossoms
and roses, the contracting parties
e ending beneath a floral hell encircled
by a horeeaboe of orange hlos.oms.
Rev. Geo, E. Ross, B. D., pastor of
Knox church. was the omciating
clergyman. Miss Annie McKinnon,
sister of the bride, dressed in pale
pink, was an attractive bridesmaid.
She carred a bouquet of sweet pat.
Dorothy and Eunice McKinnon. two
little sisters of the bride, in white,
carrying baskets of sweet peas, were
charming flower girls. Ernest Mc-
Creath, nephew of the groom, per-
formed the duties of ring hearer. The
bride was very becomingly gowned in
• dress of ivory embroidered silk with
bridal veil. Her bouquet consisted of
American beauty roses and lilies of
the valley. The groom was assisted
by E. 0. Wellington Scott, of Toron-
to. J. B. Hunter played Mendele-
sobn's and the Lohengrin wedding
ruarcbes and Miss Edythe MacLeod, of
Londcn, sang sweetly, "Beloved. It is
Moro." After congratulations were
offered the happy couple, a tastefully
prepared wedding luncheon was served
in a prettily decorated marquee on the
lawn. The toast of the bride was pro-
posed by W. H. Robertson, editor of
The Signal, and was responded to in a
few suitable words by the groom.
The toasts to the bridesmaid and tie
parents of the bride were accompanied
by appropriate addresses from the
groomsman and Rev. Oeo. E. Ross.
Among the numerous and beautiful
gifts was one from the choir of Knox
church, Goderich, of which the bride
was a valued member. Tbe groom
was remembered by handsome gilts
from his fellow -employes, from the
Frank Yeigh Bible class, Toronto, of
which he is secretary, the 'Ioronto
Amateur Athletic (Nub, and many
others. Tbe groom's gift to the bride
was a beautiful pearl pendant.
Among the guests were : Miss Inez
Allain, Misses Helen and Ethel Brown,
Menem. A. R. Knight, G. Gardner
and R. E. Murray, e11 of Toronto :
Min. E. Macleod. London : Mies
E. bud Mr. A. heard, Clinton.
The happy young eouple left on
the 2:40 train, the bride travelling
in a tailored suit of heel gray.
with ton hat, glovee and shoes.
Before going to their new home
in Toronto Mr. and Mr.. Mc-
Creath will take a boat trip up the
Gnat 1wke.. They will he at home
to their friends atter (k moor 1st. The
Rignal has especial pleasure in extend-
ing it. good wisbws on thi' oocauios,
keds groom hying a farmer member of
the office staff of this paper who has
...v "made .rod" in s bower sphere
Hie f...,nrr fe8ow-w.wkere in chi. of-
fice wish his. all (rr'd
magna their Heeling t..w.' . !dr and
Mee May 4 .oche. oro.) Acting
thing wee the presentee—coon .1 . MOO
-
twont y -seven ...ate ..',t of the thlvty- nifirent donhl- handled Rent r.IM is
eltbt seem in the Hoots. TM Opp*- Mies It. Brown, a. a redeem -eel of tits
alfioe had Ave sesta in the Md Hoots. appr.eisekse 1a which her services ss
sod the gutmbor now w btegensd to a seinen and ebo r mamih.r ars held
'hc reriptents mallei feelingly
Meseta
in Goderich
is done at
The Signal's Job Department
Monesetung Part Opened.
Meueeetung Park is open for the
seaer,n and •nitable see, mmndati
u pr•vadrd at the hotel for supper
pieties amu •-.1 her vIdtare Meals
served et Stir Th. proprietor. D. F.
Haeilink, will be pleased to asm enai-
ca9e with any intwedise viettors who
seise any 'nether iw/n eeetem.
Cut Glass
as a Wedding Gift
is an Ideal Gift
Wedding presents don't
have to be something to sit
upon, or to eat, or `to cook
with ; thouch these a r e
all right. But to properly
recognize the sentiment of
the occasion, the gift should
not be too useful—it should
con ve7yrranidea of refinement,
of delicateDem, of beauty—
and we coy you rt this in
CUT GLASS as in no other
article, except, possibly, in
the processes donee. We
have many suitable pieces
in Cut elms bete, and some
of then are small enough to
be easily paid for, others
more costly. Look for them.
J. S. Davey
Jeweller and Optician
South side ofe'Hquare, Godench
30
Buggies
TO BE SOLD. We
have just received a
car of bug es, and
nave ever ing that
is new anunto-date
in the carriage line.
No better buggies
ever came to town.
We have them on the
floor now. `Call and
inspect them at the
MASSEY-HARRIS
WAREROOMS
on Hamilton Street.
We have the STANo-
ARD WIRs room
and GATE%, the fam-
ous FLISURY Plows.
•'EXAM SEPARATOR/1
and 'almost every-
thing a farmer needs
on a farm.
Robert Wilson
We also have • few
extra good drivers for sale.
$1.50
GO:DER ICH TO
DETROIT
and Return
Saturday, June I7
STEAMER ORRYHOUND
Leaves (ioderieh 910 a.m., Canada Time
E. FL AYER. Rxearstsn Aaeet
ITINERARY
Leave Detroit for Goderieh
Friday, June Idtb, 8 e. m., Central Time. Arrive Goderich
5:30 p. m.
Godericb Band Moonlight. M)0 p. m., Friday the 16th.
(Special Train leaven Goderich via G. T. Ry. to Westford and
via C. P. Ry. to Blyth, etc., 11:30 p. m. on return trout -Moon-
light.")
Leave Goderieh for Detroit
Saturday, Janne 17th, 9:30 a. in., Canada time, .topping at Pert
H urns.
A special excursion train from Berlin, via G. T. Ry„ the morn-
ing of June 17th, stopping at way "tuitions to Holmesville.
From Wiogharn, Belgrave, Blyth, etc„ take Horning train,
June 17th, connects at Clinton 8:4) a. m. with special train for
(isderirb •
Returning to Goderieh
Leave Detroit, Monday.Jose IAPort Ht.
th, 1110 pp m., uao
5:41) p. en., Centre' Tame. rrive at Gnrtarich 9::10 p. m.
Special train leaves Goderieh on arrival 01 Mteamer
t roil 11%311 p. in.) via ( )rand Trunk Ry. to Berlin.
For Detroit
sways (4oderieh nn loot trip ter Detroit, Isesdey, Jens SSW at
e::a) a. m. (Note title sine, 1t1OOmelet timed
frown Do
WHITE STAR LINE
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