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THE & NAIA GOADRRICH. ONTARIO
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NO OTNER Lf NiMENT
tl ya+ aro on the 1«r+e.ft /a.
something uxftl for
Wedding
Gifz's
we have what you want. Our
stock L full of wedding gift
sugg eesstione. We have made
HPECIAL preparation for this
happy sermon. Whether you
wish to spend 50c or $60.00,ou
will have no difficulty in finding
something herr to exactly suit
your taste and pocketbook. We
shall be gled to show you our
ntsgoltleent assortment and help
'rocking
fled exactly what you are
coking for.
Walter H. Harrison
Agent Columbia Grapbophoner
On the Square, Goderich
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Could Do What AMrriscy'• Did,
says Blacksmith.
lit1QLLB Odra. C. B . Dee. 1.. 111..
-1 west Laid rep for several day■ with
• &ever+ pais in the base of me rtsto
art. sad was usable to perform my
work. I procured • bottle of Father
Morrtecr■ Liniment and atm 6 epoll-
cations was able to return to work &n4
shoe 1: horses In one day. I cheerfully
recommend It to all Vera Baler trete
sore muscles. AMC Mahe. backache,
muscular rteumaU,m eta. eta. because
I know yon will get relief snit am sure
you can find no other Liniment aa rood
as Pother tdorriecy'a"
Kenneth T. Phillips.
The above prescrtption is not • ' '*re -
A11" or se -called patent medicine. Dr.
llorrlsey prescribed it for 44 year.. one
It cured thousands after other doctors
failed.
Price. 25c. per bottle at Tour dealers,
or Father Morriscy Medlclns Oe..
Limited. Mon trawl. MPS
'cold and guaranteed in Goderich by
F. J. Butland.
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THINGS WE NEVER SFE
A sheet from the bed of a river,
A tongue from the mouth of *stream,
A toe from the foot of a mountain,
A page from a volume of steam.
A wink from the eye of a needle,
A Dail from the finger of fate.
A plume horn the wing of an army.
And a drink from the bar of a gate.
A hair from the bead of a hammer,
A bite from the teeth of a saw,
A race on a course of study,
And a joint from the limb of the law.
A cheque that is drawn on a sandbank.
Some fruit from the jamb of a door.
And people who ate better ICE CREAM
Than at BURDEITE'S candy store.
Tomtit* sky Daley lewOrtaka j ,serv.d.
Milliner
For Saturday and Following Week
We Witt be prepared to show an especially
attractive variety of the season's best styles
in Trimmed Hats of dainty material for
summer wear; also a number of Toques and
Turbans in black and colors, all at reason-
able prices.
MISS DONOGH
KINGSTON ST. GODERICH ONT.
INVEST IN
Winnipe
The Great Railway and Commer-
cial Centre of the West
Within A very short. time WINNIPEG will be one of the
wealthleet cities on the eootinent.
![any Minimax opportunities on the main streets Dao i e • +cured
074 pTHESE-WHY NOT YOU MAKESOMEONWILL A FORTUNE
Elmdale Lots
for the small investor. Higb and dry. Pine shade tress. Only
three miles from centre of city of 200,(100 population. One minute's
walk from car line. Sidewalk direct to city.
ONLY $RR$ PER LOT
TERMS -146 CASH, 110 PER NONtH
For particulars apply
SCOTT, HILL & CO., Winnipeg. rlanitoba, or
J. T. UOLDTI`1ORPE. Uoderich, Ont.
RURAL TELEPHONE S r •
N. R. -Any investor buying Winnipeg property throt►►ggh me
wilt. K desired, he furnl.bsd with a guarantee from Scott. HUI!Co.
that if in .roe year he M diaaatia8ed with the dial his mosey w111 he
refunded with interest at A per event.
.1. T. GOLDTHORPE
SPECIAL OFFER
THE SIGNAL for the balance of 50 Cents
19(2-40 new subscribers only
OBITUARY.
' Andrews.
After being ip felling health tar
some time, 'Margaret J. Wareup, wife
of John Andrews, massed away et her
hove uu haat street on timidity of
last week. The deceased was sieve nty-
one years of age. Her tirthplace was
at Le l'reirie, near Montreal, where
she remained untilat she grew to
womanhood, when toe family moved
to Goderich and seted on tbe Hay-
field road. Hera the *ubjeet of this
notice waa united in tttrarriage about
twenty years ago to her now bereft
partner. They contluued to reside nn
Mr. Andrews' rum on the Bayfield
road mud about six years ago, when
they moved to town. The deceased is
survived by one brother and one sister
-Chan. and Miss 'Warcup, both resi-
dents of the Bayfield road. Mrs. An-
drews was it mrtnber of Victoria
street Methodist church and by her
quiet, unobtrusive manner won for
herself a circle of warm friends. The
funeral took place un Wednesday
afternoon of last week, from her late
reeidenoe, Bast street, to Maitland
cemetery, Rev. Dr. Medd conducting
the services. The pallbearers were 1V j1 -
son tialteld, Baxter Reticulate, Wm.
Swaffield, John Salkeld, K'm. Bichan
and Mr. Oould. Mr. Andrew. and
family are deeply grateful for the
many kindnesses shown them by their
friends and neighbors i n their
bereavement and wish t o mate
public acknowledgment to t ha t
effect.
Hodson.
The death of Joseph Hudson at
Hensall. o the dhh ult.. removed
another ot the few remaining pioneers
whose character:stire of it,ttuetry and
thrift have played 'so great a port in
the transforming of the Huron tract
into it rich agricultural district. Horn
in Quebec Province .evenly -seven
years ago, the late Mr. Hudson lived
there until be was thirteen years of
age. The tamily then removed W
West t.willinthury, where they resided
until I8 , ween they took up their
abode in Stanley township. A year
later she subject of LOU, notice was
united in marriage to Miss Annie
Walker, who survive* him. They
pureb&sed a farm near Hills Careen
which -was then covered .with bush,
and by bard work rind persdverangq
they succeeded in making a comfort-
able home for themselves. They con-
tinued to live there until eight years
go, wben they retired . from agricul-
ural ppuursuit& and removed to Henan.
Mr. Hudson's last illness was of brief
tuation. as just three days prior to
is death he was stricken with wale-
d*, which resulted ultimately in his
each. All his childrer were present
o his hist hours, with the exception of
ne son, Isaac of Edutnnton. Besides
is bereaved widow a family of four
na and seven daughters survive him.
They are Joseph, of Hensel': Thos.
and John, of Marlette, Mich.; Isaac, of
I3dmonton ; Mrs. Janice Troyer, of
Sestorth ; Mrs. James Jarrett, of Hay
Mrs. James Logan, of
and Mrs. John Censor., Mrs.
thy, Mrs. Wm. Douglass and
liil'a. Wilson Carlisle, all of Stanley.
e also is survived by thirty grand•
hildren and thirteen great-ggrand-
ildren. The deceased was a Presby -
Melia in religion and the funeral
rvices were held in Hormel Preaby-
teriarf church, Rev. Kr. Smith, assist-
hy Rev. Mr. Richardson. of Kippen,ti
oducng the services. The remains
were interred In Bayfield cemetery and
v. Mr. Smith was assisted in the
vices there by Rev. Mr. Johnston.
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The sad intelligence was received by
Henry Horney, postmaster at We.t-
field, of the sudden death of his eldest
eon, Herbert J. Horney, 1 April 251.11,
at the home of hi. brother Ernest at
Gerowville, Sask. The deceased was
born November 29, 1884. at Wellwood,
Manitoba. At the age of one year his
perenta returned to Huron county,
their old home, and his boyhood days
were spent in East Wawaaosh, a tew
years In Goderich. and ten years in
Ashfield township. Up to the age of
twenty be followed farming, but being
of a mechanical turn he studied elec-
., 1 tricky, and secured a situation with
the Algoma Steel Co., of Sault Ste.
Marie, in whose employ he rapidly
gaioed favor and promotion, until be
was foreman of one of the depsrt-
meots at the age of twenty-six In
June. 1908, be was united in marriage
to Miss Margaret McAllister, of the
"Soo," wbo with a young daughter is
left to mourn his death. Beside the 1,
widow and child be is survived by his
father, of Westfield ; one sister, Mrs.
A M. Harris, of BenmWer, and one
brother. Benefit Lt of Gierowville.
Seek., lied a large circle of rela-
tives Bald friends. He had many
warm friends and chums in Nile
neighbnrhood, where his early youth
god- young manhood were spent. He
took an active part in league and
Sabbath school work and was recom-
mended for local prearbat's work on
the same circuit- He was idenUaed
with the Workmen Order, Dungan-
non lodge, and WWI also an Orange-
man from his eighteenth birthday.
Thirteen months ago be went est
in the hope ot regaining his health
which was undermined by that awful
disease tuberculosis, and the latest
news received by his father acid sister
was of the most ewrnriog kind, but
a .udder change took plana and he
died peacefully. H. was berried on
April bib from hie txothet's home,
nese Cabal, /task. We shall mists his
cheery voice and manly hearing, hot
our loss M his gain. The sympathy of
many friends out to die yoon$
wife and baty and to the other
friends.- Cor.
PERSONAL MONT ION.
Km Diabolism Wives seennew e. a .art
le use...
TVssder he r1.p "d a 'Masa 11R .a
lave a hint1.1t11.1.1111 wi
Sauna
ttm•YMM ve
vagi hM Wit• Mr .ed i.ta
Mw sem fthe Me
tsendkae &syswei wales 71:112
. Md a. TIAeres aTar edWy merely for AMARA s.j where are
Mrgaee maktar their hems.
Illea yve Am I/rs wWalser.elf e
cgem tour
bass+et Rev A. It. M. M M
Mr. and Yea sem W
aMplogiiker
mom s~I tese L Is=aikyy. avers1
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IA WOMAN'S WAYTO 4OT RELIEF
Taxa.. Pala P00 Lance SACK.
T s;afng P. 0., OwT.
• 1 rspelvad your sample of GM Pills
and of using them, T felt so much
better I got a box at my druggist's
and ttuw I am taking the third boa. The
pain across my back and kidneys has
almost entirely gone and I am better
than I have been for years. I strongly
Adidas all women who suffer from Pain
is the Batt and Weak Kidneys, W ttrryy
GM Pills". Mas. T. iiAIti L .
GM Pills contain the well known me-
dicinal properties of Gin as well as other
erlfative agents -but do not contain
alcohol. Gin Pills are guaranteed by the
largest wholesale drug house in the
British Empire to give complete satis-
faction or money refunded. Sec. box,
6 for $2.50 ---sample free if you write
National Drug and Chemical Co. of
Canada, Limited, Dept.A Toronto.
If the bowels are constipated take
National Lazy Liver Pills, 25c. box. 98
oily. We •r* stud to *Ay he reel. con.iderably
Improved la health.
narry h le confined at Alexandra
aeeDn., in from an attack of typhoid.
HIa
may f hope for a spasdy recovery.
A M lwata, of NIM. )aft ter Reeky.
the sumatsr with 51 ot tsoo In-law. Y. Jhia seek. lie will errie eased
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ala vIdtter ether friends M W West. I
N. C. closed his hart
Ttsssds a Mr lett ter Peterboroo.where be
in a gee's wear Nteea
M seMe °Merkel wt.L Nm stood lack in ..
w venture
MINA Lure mat to Detroit an
Wedomday atomism Nee a asatbb reit.
op losdkpat&yrat. win attend :sowat tires
bees Its trail ef:tt lea 4.5.5ies and wits's. the is ham..
Elliott.egailk me Mrs.
who irate aM J tlwit'rwW
ter the hist Smyrnaarrival sk
Orest ais cempengriest menthe. wb bow fe
.p&e6 the merle Se.Me eeMesslett
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YULti-Iii Galeria. e. atodar. May'Rh. to
]u[rr and lies. Gra Kole s eon.
HARDY. -At Callow. on Saturday. May 4th,
to Mr. and Mrs. £d. Hardy. • t...
Cox.-On T.Wa , Api l 015..5 7016 Stewart
•Y••u• f'•rk. Cmipaso, Ulleeb.
to Mr. sad lilts. Amos D. Cox • daughter-
Catharine Margaret.
DIED.
HUDSON. -At R ..J1. ea Saturday, ARetl
Both, Joeepe mason Rather W Yea Asia
Lgpn, o[ 0odertal, in his T W year.
HRNDICHHON.- 8ut.day morning it
1Ytk, on board the steamer J. A. D't*Has,.
,lsorrzaet nswa orb►i . ernon, aged is mats
HOItNZY.-AL Berpwvllle, 8ask.. Herbert J.
Roney egad =lean and b months, see of
pease. Horsey. d Weeta0 4. Hie red terse
tfrave or Oslo. Cade se Totem.
LUCAS Omar .
Freak J. Chaney a oath that he b sesisr
plainer of the Orin at T. J. Cheesy Z Co.. deleef
bardsens la the ty of Tobdos C*onty ord
rias rialto;
tray ode
sum of ONi U N RID DOLLAIMH toe each
sod every ewes of catarrh that menet be cared
by the ase of Han's Catarrh thea.
FRANK J. CHZNEY.
&worn to before no and wbeetb.A M y pres-
eooa this eta day o[Die&mber. A. D. ane
18sAy A. W. OLaA80N,
NOTARY PvaNC.
Hall'. Catarrh Caw M taken internally. bad
acts dl oa that d amid reneooes foresees
al the eyeteni. menka tree.
Sold by allP.
A. =Leo:
7k CO.. Toledo. 0.
Tab Hall's Rsmile Pille for eoertipatio..
NEIN AOVERTIDEMENTS-May 10th.
Phan
N0Noe-Thos Omits, 1
Steely et Home .tral Brudnrts Osilek...,i
Tomato ...._ ...
Summer Yinisory-taissCameron d
Preeor$$Mnii-i. J.'Hid sed t
Hooses for 8ale-A. 0 Nisbet ..w,.,.. 1
Drink H.5ft--The (MAIM lam....,......
Ptum Wear -W. R
Things We Never lie- BaOmi t w...e,
Reader -C. P. R . . .....
Weddle, OIRe- walNr R.erne,........ 1
Summer
iesw&aters' axcu H.ns-Q
Rayeae.-J. 1'. axe, Tore0M....... 5
'Mored barwisats-:Waltw 0, Mimi 1
weds+ sale -W. 4 Olt. 1
Reit..0. R Wigs. d
Rtteber Waisted -r, O. Best Ilk 9.alhi Palk 1
Gsrdaems-Tayise i Tempera
The Latest Nsrslt40-.ft MUL, ! tin a
awe News -Aft. Ceetbee . 4
Hy wasted -chs& 511 . ,, 1
Summer ttoe4a--C. 0. w...., r
S&tittec ion Ouara .ad-fast attest Matage s
Portland Cement--)f*VM Marilynn Oss
Tieter& Day trate+-r. i Lawrwe. a
Wootton Lind ter hale -J. W. Omega. 1
Beettsg Phials ---leis Stewart lams 1
AseW. Rale -Thou. 0c06,y
Old Orehnrd cottage --Tars. D. Omer*. 1
Anes& Meetin'--bDears Huron iaksest Aa.
Reader-Meeketonsts
To U. R. H. Primate
Patricia of Connaught.
.a AWL
I coed thee Kern* vleisi a sweet
WIWI N a y eta eiswiss sew :
AM I sad Naw as a Meal tett
Inman 1 mew thee set its.
Tee Oseeihi. Pada liar elven Oise
♦ seal less,'d wised et Pesea
VW talo bear ei edi..eeeesv
whit* aWm'lthe* somas week
AM may Meowed ashen N limes awes
bowies Y* thea ell* skew ria.
'its see a peas M 'taw Mash lana,"
Yam titter tear lama
-Maim A. aalmluw,
Ai Mve iteeisai. 0.-L LL A pre IL teat
The t isw/ns .sM was rle.tvel. M Min
err/ter et the shove pima. se Nay hut.
0 v --seat Meson Map la
ben teas& Ar4mya
rear tat pm,
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REFINEMIEN IN
WALL
PAPERS
In seleetiog Wall Pa-
pers do not overlook the
fact that you have to
live face to faoe with
theta lot yet v. Simple,
graceful def ins and ei
restful blending of cokes
will add to the refining
influence of any home.
We make a specialty
of the newest and best in
Wall Papers. witha wide
assortment of attractive
patterns to select from.
Watch windows for
samples.
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The Celeoial Boot Store
OEO. PORTER. Prop.
Phone i00 UederJch
JUST ARRIVED
GEMENT
--- A car of fresh Portland Cement. Be sure ail
get our price before buying.
PLASTER
A car of Paristone Plaster. • To this Plaster
you simply add two-thirds sand -no hair, no lime__
dries hard as rock in three days, no crumbling or
falling plaster. Cost is about the same as the old
kind.
Howell Hardware Co.; Ltd.
?Se Best Place to 13a, Hardcore
REMEMBER OUR SUMMER
MILLINERY OPENING
Friday, Saturday and Monday
1'1AY 17th, 18th and 20th
These are the days set aside for this important event. The millinery that
has been prepared for it is of a high-class nature and represents the correct and
most approved styles for summer wear. We extend to you the freedom of the
showroom for Opening Days, and we cordially invite you to come and examine
these styles at your leisure. You need not feel under the slightest obligation to
buy, but you are welcome to come and go as you please. We promise you the
Hats you will see will repay the trouble of to visit to the showroom.
Splendid Values in Plain Silks
Three special lines in plain Silks that are really
remarkable value. Nothing better to be had any-
where that we know of. Qualities we can strongly
recommend both for appearance and wear.
A Black Pailette 45c
Just one end of this special Pallette Silk. rich lustrous
black, standard width. heavy weight„ suitable for dreams or
separate waists, a tteautiful Silk ata remorkably tow 45c
price. Very special, per yard
Siltin Mousseline 55c
Compare this with any 76c Silk that you hare been
buying and you will end it hard to detect any difer'esees in
quality. it is full stand rd width. beavy weight and beauti-
ful Aniab, suitable for waists, dresses and trimmings. We
show this Silk in all the popular Medea each as lased*, tan,
navy. Alice blue, Mack, cream, etc. It is a Bilk we can
strongly recommend for a summer dress at the very 55c
spacial price, per yard
39 -inch Black Mescaline 11.25
Thiele a rich eott Silk of undoubted wearing quality.
It is only by buying in quantities and direct that we can get
anything ate ood to mil at the price. it is a decided special.
Will make a handsome and serviceable dress. Note $1 .25
the width, 118 to 99 inches. Per yard only
Fancy Silks 50c
A splendid collection of fancy Striped Silks in various
popular shades and combinations, heavy weight, aced 50c
will give undoubted wear. Special per yard a7Vl.
Flouncing Embroidery 69c
This Embroidery is 45 inches wide, very line muslin.
Tbere are eight or ter designs to select from. The work is
ordinary. We are selling this lot at per yard
Wl.
of a high order and the patterns decidedly oat ot the (i9c
Corset Cover Embroidery 25c
This is a full -width Comet Cover Rmbroid.ry, Inc
crossbar muslin, halfdosen good designs, the work is of
sigh order that will stand tee wear. Steal at l
ee
An Extra Havy Long
Silk Glove at 11.00
Just in from t'witseriend
this week. Ladies' pure silk
long Gloves, extra weight,
stroog double Sneer -tips
that will outwear the body
of the glove, black
or *bite. Per pair $ .00
Another Lot of Those
Special Long Silk
Gloves at 79c per pair
Ther we show le Mack.
tan or white. vary 'trona,
doobie /1 eu '.efpn decidedly
prim.Per spenial w at tom' 19C
Long Lisle Gloves SOc
A big shipment of long
lisle threat Gloms, white or
Mack. elbowttt line
timmerW lid.. limit well
and wear well. At per0c
pear °sly 1 i1.
An Axminster Rug
at 123.30
Or mai Axminster Rog.
ales g t i!f{ yard.. two-tone
gesso shades, se adess.heavy
LKlish [Hake.
Very special otsly
Brussels Rugs $17.50
mow arts mar good=
at lb* prise. Bet
in w. 6rwwaa and swum
Anise. Met. tasty designs
saltaMe tar say Rug to leland a & room -fret of
only
tbe
517.:
Reversible Velour 11.50
Jest ree.lvtd • shipment
et =.valid+ Velour for swab
and deer somal&., hall bre
leashes wide. levy weight -
riots finis. In abodes or tan.
red sad green. Dsdd.dly
upeiel .t per yard. S i.50
'A Clearing Out of
Dress Goods at 45c
tbmmaocing Saturday, we
are going to have a big
weeks selling In the Dress
Goode Department:. As an
extra special we have gath-
ered together about two
hundred yards M Suiting
and Drees Materials in spring
and summer weights. These
am Lengths that range from
t#'o-and•e.helf to twenty•
five yards and most colors
are represented in the lot.
Regular values are up to 90c
Per yard. We put this
clearing lot on one table and
offer you your choice 45c
at per yard
Short Lengths
In Suiting&
We bare fifteen or twenty
short kr.ggthe of Suiting and
Dress Materials to clear,
1 b. from one to three
;yysed., regular value. from
1.f6 to $9 i4 We offer you
your choice by the end LIM
ouly. at par yard. .. UaNC
Hose Without Seams
Perfect foot comfort is as-
sured it you wear our
famous "No -Seam" Stock-
ing. No ridgee, no lumps.
no unevennese of any kind
to hurt the tenderest foot.
Properly operly shaped and perfect -
Ladles' "No-8eatn" Ho.e, fast
back, 2 pairs tor. 460
Ldiss' "No -Seem" Cotton
Hose, black, tan or white.
Barra line quality, spliced
beads. per pair 460
Ladies' "No•Seam" lisle thread
Hose in tan, black. white
tend tbocy colors. Special at
per Asir .. 460
Children'. lids thread Bose.
swan e.s feet, black or oolong.
All sines. per pair....... .. 25o
Our
b School
chool Stocking tocking
se.mwfix+.Ash
fcs.BLitrigibbd
ArllJ ..,.stcrnopglneyr.
160
Ladies' Hose with wool feet.
black only, feat of ane qual-
ity batersl wool. Alt .dash
Olt pets pair lige
A Large Collection of
Rugs
We are 'bowing this sprtng
itis Wired eoIMetien d Mutate*
that has ever been In our ()erre(
Department. Tb. amigos and
ellortngs are merest and up-to-
date
ptodate la every way. 1. many of
time we have trade message
tames to procure any vise not in
tRnek ata her days uetMs. If
knn lay. Reg-bwytng of any
ind to do, woes and look the
Beek over.