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SENMILLEH.
TUE/WILT, June 113th.
F. 13. ftnyder has just returned from
Toronto, where he was confined in the
hospital for three weeks. While he
was there operations were performed
on both his knees. We trust that Mr.
Snyder will soon be re.tot•ed tai his
of -time vigor.
KINGStIRtDGE.
WILOMMIDAY, June 19.
Nortte.--Quite a number from here
took in the excursion to Detroit.
Mies A. O'Leary spent Sunday in our
midst The friends of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Martin assembled at their
home one evening last week and pre-
sented them with a creamery and sil-
ver set in tenogoition of Mr. Martin's
services in the choir Miss Annie
O'Connor. Mi.-. O'Brien and Miss
Annie and Cecil Joys are visiting at
their homes here.... _Maurice Sulli-
van bas returned from Sandwich Col-
lege for his vacation.
LEEBURN.
TrE*DAY, June 18th.
LEgLuRN Lo(•ALB. - Miss Ruth
Shaw was home for Sunday from her
school at Nile Jame. Chisholm
visited relatives in Ashfield civet Sun-
day......Mn. Campbell, of Sheppard -
too. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
W. Kingswell Mies Gladys Stew-
art was home from Goderich on Friday
to attend the picnic at Point Farm.....
Mrs. Osbaldestan sod childreo, of
Clinton, are visiting '.t the home of
Mrs. J. Horton...... John Chisbol
took in the excursion to Det
His brother Harry returned e
with him.. ..Mr. and Mrs. W.
O'Brien and young son have returned
to London after visiting Mrs. O'Brien.'
parents, Mr. and Mn. M. Foley
Mrs. J. U. Farrisb came home last
week from Wingham hospital. at
which place she underwent en opera-
tion some weeks ago........ Athol
McQuarrie, of Goderich, addressed the
congregation of Leebutn church last
`4unday. The pastor, Rev. Jas. Ham-
ilton, is expected home this week from
Edmonton, where be has been attend-
ing the General Assembly.
BAYFIELD.
TUESDAY, June 18th.
Narita. -Miss Parsons entertained a
number of friends at a quilting bee
Monday afternoon. Dr. and Mrs.
Brown, of Clinton. l:,waare the guests
of Mrs. Brown's fat her John Wbiddon.
Miss Maggie McLeod is spending
a week in Detroit. Mrs. Parcin-
son, of Detroit, is visiting her sister,
Miss Emily Osmond Mr. Hese, of
Zurich, is the guest of his cousin, E.
Merner. .. Mrs. Winters and
family, of Detroit, arrived on Monday
to spend the summer at the grove.
PRetSENTATION.-School closed on
Tuesday for the summer vacation, as
the entrance examinations are to be
held here this week. Mr. Beattie,%f
Varna, will be the examiner this year.
On Tuesday afternoon, previous to
the closing exercises, the pupils of the
upper room presented their teacher,
Miss Jennie Forbes, with a
complimentary address and a hand-
some brass jardiniere. Miss Forbes
has held the position of principal for
the kat two years and duriog that
time has given entire malefaction to
the whole section, noth in her school
work and in every connection; and
it wee with sincerest regret that the
announcement at ber resignation was
received.
ST. HELENS.
MONDAY, June 17th.
Onwu-u Nm•ga,-Rev. Wm. Mac-
kintosh returns from the General As-
sembly trip to Edmonton this week,
and the regular services will the held in
Calvin church on Sunday next. Rev.
G. Gomm. of Dungannon, conducted
service very ably Imo Sunday evening.
Mortar. MErnno.-The St.. Helene
branch of the Women's Institute will
meet at 2:311 p. w. on June 27th at the
home of Mrs. Jos. (iauoL TIM* will
to a social meeting and the program
wilt be furnished by the members of
the Lucknow branch. All the ladies
will be cordially welcomed.
AN UNFORTUNATE Actins:or. -
i.ittie Gertie Aitcheaon had the 'MN -
fortune to break ber leg on Monday
morning. While out driving with
Mite Aitcbeaon, the line broke and
tbe bone stopped. Oertie fell for-
ward and before she was caught her
lag became entangled to the spokes
and was broken below the knee.
THEY'RE Oosix° Atomo ALL
RIOHT.-Nearly all tbe masculine
members of the community were con-
spicuous by their absence last Friday,
their presence being indispensable at
the semi actual rifle shoot at Point
Farm. The boys acquitted them-
selves bravely, very nearly (?) taking
the second cop, and carrying off many
individual prises. Next shoot OFT
likely get li little nearer that tro
if the 000tinue practising three te
a week until tben.
JaeTlxna.-Miss Margaret Webb is
home trom Wingham fora week, be-
fore beginning her examinations
Miss Tena Murray is violator in Wing.
ham this week Mies Ford, of
Wiogham. was the guest of bane
woetti, Miss Pearl Todd, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Miller and
baby Helen ,pent the week -.rd in
b.......Mies Annie Ruther-
ford M m
hoe from Wingham for the
veesti.n Angus and Colic Mc-
Donald and Miss Margaret atteoded
ahs Wedding of their oowin, Will Mc-
DemalM. at Jamestown on Wedoes-
dey weak Donald 'McDonald re-
turned home last week Wenn Pete r.
borengb county, wbere he has been
segalled in lumbering since last win-
ter 1bo estr doe examinations
were roeducted in the school here this
week, Miss Elisabeth Ratherfoed be -
fag eb
in arge Mos
Mr. and Mrs. Lo.
fa
Watherbead and 1.). returned e*
lrosday from Clinton. where Mw,
Weatbsrbead had been undergeteg
treatment for bee throat the previews
week.... Mr. sed Mies Mason, ed
Icer Wswamosh, salted is the
latrilic 124 . Jamesfor a week at
Mb
li w,l s1Siai
.me e. ah.. Mnd
Mrs.
AkimetztistneaDestram. are vett.
THE SIGNAL : GODERICH, ONTARIO
UULBORNL
TUssDAY. June 18th.
MArru:e0 CONCEe/nON Norm. -
Miss Olive Ellwood, of Goderieb
township. spent Suoda at the bonne
of Mr. and Mrs. L. Snyder Loin
Crouse, who has returned from Naper-
ville College 111., spent Sunday at the
home of W. ('. Dunt Mrs. (Dr.)
Henry and Miss Nancy. wbo have
been visiting with their mother, Mrs.
J. Fisher, have returned to their
Domes ..Miss A. Dant, who has
been visiting with Okada at Naper-
ville and other point., bas returned
to her home Miss Clara
Pennington, .,f Detroit, spent a tow
days at her borne on the Maitland.
DUNGANNON.
DR. NEWTON, DENTI8T, OF
~tvisiting ee�
potato nod will beaosfoth hlsnt4e
attention Le the hoose cram, Lecknew, whore
kaa win to foetid evert d•7• AU modern meth'
NOTIOR.-THB LOCAL AGENCY
t. Dss.assw teens, tussal r at the Poe-
cbore
ellos swill t. r.n.id � sep w
ad-
vertising sad Mb week. ase esestpt be
al roe tar a•sesnte told ter tae ear.
Tor KBUAY. June 20th.
Lawx SocIAL. - Preparations ate
being made for a lawn noels, in con-
nection with Ebenezer church, to be
held at the home of Wellington Oliver,
on Wedoe.day evening. June :36th.
Tea will be eerved from 6 to $ o'clock,
after which • good program will be
rendered. Admission 2.5c and 15c.
Everybody welcome.
EXAYINATI+,Ne. - The midsummer
ezaminatione are being held in the
public school here this week. George
Woods, who has charge, in assisted by
Miss Johnston, while Principal F. Rose
is supervising the work at pintail.
The Dungannon pupils who wrote ou
the leaving examinations are Efts
Hasty, Lillian Pentland and Ray
Stothers. Those writing oo the en-
trance are Fred Errington, Melinda
Culbert and Linfield Anderson.
BnixF Mti rtoN. - Among those
who went to Detroit on the Grey-
hound excursion were Misses Eva,
Pearl and Della Mallough, Celle Pent-
land, Laura Ir.in and Ida Whyard.
Mrs. Crisp and son, of . London,
ate visiting her cousin, Mn. Wm. Mc-
Clure, while her husband is attending
military camp at Goderich......David
Henderson is in Goderich, where he is
to be united in marriage to Miss R.
Snyder today ..Mt. and Mrs. 8. J.
Young moved this week to Goderich,
where they have taken up their resi-
dence nn East street .The annual
meeting of the Farmers' Institute will
be held in the Weigh Scales Hall on
Saturday next... _. MIsa Edighoffer'
was called home to Blake tbis week by
the serious illness of her father......
One of the creamery tears stampeded
,from in front of the creamery and ran
as far as the bntel Jibed., scattering
the cans along the way.
SUMMER SPORTS.
List Frills evening the Presbyter -
ions and Methodists came together
for the first time this season. The
batteries were Nicbolson and Wiggins
for Knox ebur -h and Riley and Mc-
Clinton for tbe Methodists. The
Wesleyan* were not in it this time, as
tbe final talley-12.1-io4itstes.
The editor of this column owes
Manager Doherty of the "baseballists'
of North street church an apology for
inadvertently belittling the. ability of
his aggregation. In last week's issue
of The Signal the result of the initial
game of the church baseball season
was repotted as a vi:tory for the St.
Peter's team by the score of 8-7.
The result was in favor of the Metho•
disc, the score being the same.
A Baseball Story.
Here ie s story that the fans will
appreciate
"Oh, it was a perfectly lovely
game." abe said that evenlag to a
male Mend. .
'That .n i' What was the score ?"
"The e.00re wad : Detroit, two
hundred and one million, one
thousand and one, and Cleveland,
one hunlred sod ten million, two
thousand and one."
This is the score she had copied from
the board on the back fence of the
park :
Detroit 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1
Cl aveland 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1
*e ,.ase to Art
'se 7N think our aftosa! GSM.
Same is feepr vlagr
"Tess" replied the cruel wile, `Our
statuary is far free what it shield be.
But we have at least taken the weed.*
Iaefaas from In front of the tape
pteree."-Wasbington Star.
Deseivins Jams.
M. Darted (s rear. i Deese to itlo
V lees leek hew 11..a oast le $del
AM this fowl fir.'t c•.ntrs/ peepeAy
Alm% Why deal you 'pe*it is Jas*
argot it?
arm se afraid thee 11 1 view lest hew
Wage shote be dime .t.e'E gmess OM
here bees N7aatoefl♦elve.,•-
•
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"Twat tele ~ th. turkey es
beeedlog beim
slidir
" eine ea tis 11dIt teeeReeme. asp
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GOOD SHOOTING.
HURON RIFLEMEN ARE BEATING
THEIR OWN RECORDS.
Colborne Takes the Cup at the County
League Tournament--8em* Great
Scoring Doth -List of the Prize-
winners -Opening of Point Farm
Season for 1912.
Last Friday was a great day at the
Point Farm. Eleven teams oomtteted
in the semi-annual shoot of the Huron
County 131Se League, and individual
shooters swelled the number who kept
the Wgeta busy all day. The Colborne
teen, won the sup, the chief trophy of
the shoot. with the score of 6'd8, tbe
famous Dungannon No. 1 teem being
twenty pointe behind.
The weather was almost ideal for
shooting, and high scores were made,
the beet, indeed, in the history of the
League. Some of the newer teams
showed great progress, and t h e
competition at the next ebnot promisee
to be exceedingly keen.
John Scott, a member of the Lochalsh
Association, made the highest indivi-
dual score -66 (34 at each range).
Three possibles (35) at single range
were scored. The high standard of the
shooting done is shown by the fact
that nearly fifty scores were 00 or over
out of a possible 70 at troth ranges.
Besides the rilitu. •n.:. large number.
inrl•,ding many ladies. ' e•e on hand
to 1 .-lp celebrate the • t• •Hing day of
II; • Point Farm for th -• a •nn -)f 1912.
t� •nss on the big law •• :i i dancing -in
t( - hotel provided am a-• ;ent.
at low are the scores .; ,he different
tc ..\
•COLBORNE.
510 yds. BtY, oda. Tela
Jig. Bisset 35. 32 .... 87
W. Symonds...... 33....34 87
A. Goldthorpe .31 26 e6
W. Chisholm 34....31 84
P. Bisset 32 ...31 63
C. A. Robertson
C. McNeil 30....30 00
Ci. Bisset.... .. .. .20... 30 59
J. Chisholm 27....211 58
C. Me ,1anus .... 30...`.32 82
312 314 826
DUNGANNON NO. 1.
W. Reid 15 ...30 65
B. Crawford... . ....SS...,SI.ti..,t36
J. Johnson ... ......31...:31 t:r'81
T. Allen 32.,•.30.'„
R. Dialler .... 31... 30 .... 81
J. Campbell 30.... 36 80
Dr. Bice .30 30 OD
C. Elliott 30....•28 58
J. McGee 30... 27 . 57
H. Bellamy 28...28 56
311 296 608
ST. HELENS NO. 1.
Wallace hillier-. ... 34 .. 30 .... 84
Jos. Anderson ........38....30 63
Harvey Webb ........ 34 ...20
W. 1. '111111er..... ......31....31 ... 62
D. B. Murray.... 31....3081
Geo. Webb..,. i31. .33 61
Robt. Taylor 31....29 ..... 60
Jas. Portion..,., ..38... 20 58
W. McPherson... :33....25 67
J. McDonald .... .....31 ...30 81
322 180 002
LOCHALS H.
John Scott 34. , , ,34 88
D. McKenzie .. ....3I....29 00
Alex. Long 33....27 .... 60
K. McLennan 32 .. 28 .. ..60
Thos. Sandy... 30. , .. 29 59
Thos. Scott 29....20 58
W. Weldon.... ..,. 27.. .31 58
D. Cameron ........33 ...26 59
F. D. McLennan . 29....2 57
306 289 6945
DUNGANNON NO. 2.
R. Simplon. • 33....32 85
W. Crr ler 34 90 041
R. Johnston ... ...31....32 Si
P. Finigan 93.... 23. 61
A. Dleher ..30 ...30 .80
('. Bsninger 30... 27......57
J. Elliott... 2D... 28 57
D. Gleno 27 ...29.. ...56
J. McLean.. ....32....24 ...... 56
T. McCann. 27 ...23 50
306 2E3 589
ST. AUGUSTiNE.
R. McAllister... 32. . , .30 tl2
A. Brophy_ ... ....... 30.... 32 .... 62
T. Leddy 033 .. `18.... .00
Gus Kenlban 32... 27 59
(3u. Leddy 81....29 56
Joe Brophy 26 , ..30 58
C. Robinson 31 ...26 57
Wm. Thompson.. SI ... 82 56
D. McAllister .... ...SII... 28 54
W. Sillibs. 37....24 61
281 906 677
W HiTECHUROILI
8. Elliott 33....31 64
W. Reid 31 ...33 61
Gordon Shiels.........31 ....M M. 63
G. T. Rober•taoe. VI 110 Si
H. Carrick 31.... Sal . e1
J. W. McKleoighan... 31.... 26 •
D. Beer t.. 2e....29 $$
8. Deacon 30....93.......•
C. Robertaoa 30, , , , II r
Gt eg. Shields. 26...30 .46
l9t 197 11'9
AUBURN.
Geo. Yortt.gblut... d...db....•.63
W. Watson
w • ...s
J. Lon . . .. , // ...!f
OSA uq itb .... S/....63 .... •
BeedM
IS. ...•.,,.,.s
Ace•••.S. Jacket's • s
S. ill
1
Ohm. 8
3118 Si -
LUOENOw.
A. Derain >R. ..Ill 4
J. Ileuiderson. SD .115
Heft He.� _. .• ... Or•
R. Settee
• yya•�t� 1....;... •
. .IM
wt, WR.ee •" "63 M
Was Porter..:. .. ..•....27 .al
W. Seise. •, . • . •
R Sschawm..... �...
Rboumatism.
le [hie Acid is else besot
kidneys are the
cases of the acid bouts
there. U the Wears sited
as theyey weld
Weis Ms Usti, Acid est
of the system teed rbersma-
ttl..i woMds't icor. RRb.sr
meatier Is a Kidney Die.
earn Dedirs /Wary Pills
have .neilissit part ef
their
,theles s est d
the meat a�tt tthsose JisaAd
shositing
3sisOr sod stilt
There kr
bee me mare way-
Dodd's
Sidney
Pffls
Ross Murray ..3'L....29 .... 61
Geo. Stuart ' 31. .30 61
Jas. Baker 31 ...27 . ...58
C. Aircheeon m.... 34 68
W. Webb 71.,,.318. - 49
R. H. Andersen 25 ...22 .... 47
M. H. Humphrey 17....28 .....46
D. Todd '2 ...23 45
272 270 • 542
KINTAiL
W. Drinkwater. 10....33! ..61
J. Mcl.eao...,........27... 30...-..-67
J. Cathcart .... 30....26 56
A. Johnston 26 .. 28 55
T. Collison 31....93.....':.53
T. Drennan.... ••...23 61
13. McDonald 27....18 50
B. Sinnott '27....20
C. McLean......, 27.. .21
C. Taylor..........,, 71....81
273 249
INDIVIDUALS
Making 66 and over.
R. Rundle, Goderich township 65
C. Promo
M. Cummins, 8t. Augustine.....'58
A. Rollison, Auburn 58
Jas. McManus, Colborne......... 59
W. Bisset " 57
W. McWbioney '• 57
Geo. Laithwaite, Godes ;eh towosbip58
Cot. Wilson .... 5g
H. Newcombe, Goderich township56
PRIZE-WINNE1U .
47
48
45
6211
Score 88.
J. Scott. Lochalsh.. League Medal
8cot'e til
W. Symonds,Colborne Medal
Jas. Bisset., Colborne .... . $5.00
Score 66
A J. Goldthorpe, Colborne Saltcellars
Score 85
W. Reid, Dungannon Locket
R. Rundle, Goderich township ..Show
B. Simpson. DUngaebon, Wbeelbsrrow
Score 84
W. Crozier, Uuugannon....Cash $3.00
Wallace Miller, St. Helens $3.00
8. Elliott, Whitechurch Flour
B. Crawford, Dungaeon $2.50
W. Chisholm, Colborne ...10.50
Score 413
H. Webb, St. Helens ....Parlor Lamp
J. Johnson, Dungannon.. .. .$2.00
Joe. Anderson, St. Helene. .. 1200
R. Johnston, Dungannon. .Umbrella
P. Bisset, Colborne.... ... 12.00
Score 62
G. T. Robertson, Whitechurch ..$1.75
R. McAllister, St. Augustine.... Vest
Geo. Youngblut, Auburn... .. Pipe
C. McManus, Colborne. .... Umbrella
Wm. Webster, 8t. Helens ..$1 80
W. I. Miller, 8t. Helene...... . .$I.e0
A. Brophy. St. Augustine...
T. Allen, Dungannon.. ..Borrel of Salt
C. Robertson, Colborne -5 pounds beef
Score 61
P. Finigan, Dungannon Whip
W. McQuillin, St. Helens. Maple Syrup
W. Waren, Auburn Slippers
A. Durnin, Lucknow....Buggy Doster
Ross Murray, St. Helena. Rack and
Hat and Clothes Brush
Ralph Disher, Dungannon. Rack and
Hat and ('lotbes Brusb
W. Reid, Whitechurch........ ...$1.96
Geo. Webb, 8t. Helens. $1.26
Geo. Stuart, Rt. Helene Wallet
D. Murray, St. Helens $1.26
W. Drinkwater, Kintail....Jardiniere
Score 00
Alex. Long. Lochalsh Knife
F. D.- McLennan, Lochalsh ....One
year's suht.eription to Dungannon
New.
T. Leddy, St. Auguette..... $1.00
K. McLennan. Loeknii....... .111 00
R. Taylor, 8t. Helene. 75c
R. t 'arrack, Wbitehsmoh. ....760
McKen•le, Lot -babe..... ......760
O. McNM , Colborne 75e
J. Campbell, Dense/mos, 'rye
De. Mee. '1 -gags tit. , .. 750
A. Disbar. Doagsenoo. 60c
B. Mils, Luoknow Iil►e
TYROS
Joe. Bisset, Colborne.. $1.50
11. Simplon, 1.00
3ae.ey Webb. Blitannws $
Belem 760
Rtrolrhy, 8t Auatti.d*w 75e
$randy, 8t Hdsas,.... 50e
Dt mer• DHo4een a 26e
8t. He ossa 25e
SPECIAL PR1ZZI3
Owe page of 05.00 0 to glee snaking
•
Seby
beters .. Mtue .4I pulbis meth* the creat
Pipe, to messbsr of AM Regiment
more -
Roy 1R � Gotha**
aggregate tip.
Doll, to eras making most J.
Toting, Auburn.
The new West Presbyterian chareb'
Termite of wheel Kra De. TuttnbrK
a former th s is\ sialeter, le payor
held N. sumlut serviem last Rich
oe
of three
•t. Iseetwe of tea merriest w
due t _ _
Rev. f1.L ..he
spit iris ..I Jars. W. k•, 01 w Waillaril
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Vales --Extra June Vahies'
Our June offerings were never so good as now -quantities never
so large, values never better for the warm summer days, and we are
sure our prices will meeteneral approval. Our very strong points
are in Hosiery, Gloves, Corsets, Suitings, Silks, Gingham* and
Prints.
CORSETS
Hot weather kinds. Summer Corsets are a
boon to the wearer. We have throe Hoes of
summer weights direct from the factory. up to date
1n all particulars. Ask for No, 25 at 80c, No. 306
et $1.00 and No. 284 at 51.16, It you want a correct
summer cos set at D. & A. values -none so good.
HOSIERY
A special line of boys' and girls' school boss,
Mack and tan, fast colors, for only 15c.
The heaviest boys' school hose made, ab-
solutely feet, 25c.
Remember we are selling seoonds of ''6 Dent
and 36 cent hose, seamless and fast black and tan,
for 2 pain only 26c.
Children's mercerized lisle hose. cream, pink
and sky, sines 4 to 7, for 25c.
GLOVES
Twelve -button length lisle, in black and white.
for only 35c.
Sixteen -button length, black and white *ilk
lido, 50c.
Silk, twelve -button lengtb, black and white,
75c to $1.00.
Sixteen -button length, black and white, $1.260.
All silk gloves from 50c to $1.25 are double
finger tipped. These gloves ars al Kayser and
Perrin makes, which is a guarantee of goodness.
COLLARS AND CUFFS
in seta for gats. A dainty new lot in this week.
60c to $1.26. The very Utast styles, teat and
nobby. Pretty collars for dresses, in white, cream
and black, 15 cents to 85 cents.
FINE EMBROIDERIES
Limited details eoaoseni thess-briet Woos
must reeve, 11e easy wise. Cambric and
Lawn. The wised►mesa` delicacy dglog a
s 'ri cos
rhears smttedekakabls, �d�i
to match. Baby width, medium widths,
ing widths and 46dneb skirting widths. Many
designs wrought by }hand -plied needles -you sere
money by buying ban.
BOUGHT YOUR PARASOL?
No 1 Theoou are in luck, for we have values
bere that would make anybody glad she hadn't
bought. Look in bens 1f you want one.
SILKS
A new lot came this week, P*ilette and Mar-
quisette make, pure silk. guaranteed not to cut, 36
to 30 inches wide, $1 00, $1.226, $1.w. These silks
are ezoeptional value.
A few pieces of summer silk, 26 to 210 inches, at
42 cents, in black and colon.
SHIRT WAISTS
June is the Shirt Waist selling month. We
have enough and to spare for all our patrons.
Lowest prices for new and up-to-date Waists.
Come and get our prices on them, 980 to $5.00.
WASH SUITINGS
in Indian Head, basket weave. Lenon•, Piques, Bed-
ford. and fancy vestinga, all in white and cream,
and a few pieces in champagne, blue and brown.
STANDARD PATTERNS
A large stock to select from. All patterns are
cut to correct measure.. Summer Fashion book -
actual cost 5c ; Designer, 10c ; pricee of patterns,
10c and 15c.
J. H. COLBORNE
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
accorded ht
Captain is extremely warm in bio roving rattily. alma Is sew able to walk aboutnex.
Praise o[ the treatment
1
J
If yon, are looking tor • eau eerie ot your vise
to Godertcb. you .bould call at Btnith's Art
Stole. hast street, ober* then Is • large stook
of tbe debt goods. gztaontvs assortment
meters postcards.
Remember always that the oW�etaWtebod
always reliable. up-tbe-omits
estabifshment In Gederloh 4 Pridhae'a
aide Square. Plak trot soar seeds lea
m t Tr. that hs wnt
Kra Jae /'drat, ot Cbk*ao, wee Hotting brr
meter. Met John LINIUSD. Brans area. ult.
Othhe woke
amens with Mrs. Lesson were her
aso
t I during his illness. The doctors and
nurses gave him every attention, be
of says, end the townspeople and Odd -
dl
t owe bre tbeen _
their s,cte of kiodoess. - an and Hoban L Chore, e`er' Melted
��°
The tour youth who pleaded Rutley 7'bgatl la � �
year mesasrn, and Pridham w At jou out
with a salt fit fora kine
tis eip.r .d
retain to the cis y
here.
tba Welted
two weeks ago to a charge of bur- .tssss.e
glary were let go on suspended sen- M. le lira Jobw Ilssaford.
teens by 11s Honor Jo i Pian. an she, MR Jac ]fsses ltroor
morning. tiro Doyle this at Mea
Through the instrumental- dam m wt sMes�hsre la their
ity of Sheriff Reynolds work bas been tion /a�ta tM��aks eeb fear.
sectored in town for the ee of them, w is ews eer.as,rr led sMnrr. visas
while the fourth, at the request of his few te tea estlag toe sed •eseation t> hi -
mother, will remain in custody until ---,.....r_N
money is forwarded to pay his railway •tv ueelw d f ss.srtrsa.ekeiroot
fare home. From i n wM ap Oe tbi O+'•7hossd exeur
"ess11e1� �Mr. teat Yea Wm, eesssere god
lyaLlsr. toad Mra tem ars. aid Mb -
tar ohmcad W , and sm Aat..a Mea vat
Moi• l� Mr.-sa/ Yp Nor
A. i. Harla,dag�od.
a[i.s KjrGoa R.
,M of {YlDaleR : '1'yt� Mr Nairn..
11n
viw�w*ad two rddfa`e...si- ilio RawO all of
�sauvelead.tt. .[ C►.tiam.
ve
•
Miss Evelyn Hayden will be in
Goderich next Tuesday afternoon. at
Smith's Art Store, to arrange for the
forming of a class in art.
Ring 'phone 240 or call at Black
stone's,Mtere you can get delicine. iee
cream that is 'uet a little better than
the best. Oren delivered.
The death of George Fliotoff
occurred in Woodstock hospital on
Monday of last week. The deceased
was twenty-one years of age, and
was a brother of Fred Flintofl, of
Goderich.
The 27th Regiment bond played on
the Square last evening and the pro-
gram rendered was highly appreci-
ated. During the time of the camp it
is expected there will be a band con-
cert on the Square nearly every night.
1be merry-go-round is again doing
business, and the infantry men are
trying to find out what ft feels like to
belong to the cavalry and "ride a
horse." A performing bear is another
centre of attraction about town -these
Jaya.
Remember the garden party on
Knott church lawn tomorrow (Friday)
evening.Tea will be served trout 6 to
8 n'cio3k. Admission to the grounds
will be I0c ; including sumer, 25c.
Don't forget the other booths on the
grounds.
At Knox church next Sunday morn-
ing the parlor's subject will be "The
Certainty d Our Faith." In the even-
ing the local Orange Lodge will be in
atteodanoe in a bodyand will listen to
a discourse by Rev. Mr. Row on "lbs
Watchword d the Patriot."
Don't forget the (eseball Batch
nett Monday afternoon in
Agricultural Park. Crediton and
Godssich will be the opposing teams.
The play will commence at 4 -o'clock.
A silver ooflection will be taken
during the game.
It is said that some kcal anglers did
not wait for the opening of the bass
meson on Monday Iasi, but piled their
lines diligently on Saterday. it is
complained. too, that more than the
1 number are .owtimee taken.
Is there a /bhiey /nipeetoet
The death took plats at
of Ari Gertrude Park Bib 0, oak.,
A. Wakelin, and tad Ramey
Park, formerly d� a*d *ow
of Ambe etburg. bee hmchaad
and tether she leaves as k, fent eco
and eve sisters and three brothers.
The date of the mart of revaaoe tor
the town of QodmIs bas bees .et for
nett Monday Jose 14th. So
fee only three have been en-
tered. 1
Two household that their as.
se.•ment• be realised .lad sea rete
payer has salted tet the sa- !'beg of
hie bssioess tar.
On W.dosdey of last week, is
evng with the ammoniate sepia
sseet 4, whish she a pas-
chal. Mime Jude Mak* ergs hooss of Mfit.a Ssttls Rdi 4
a lines eiower. A.bemt read
lady freed' of the bol. -1.4. [
gated in the event -
At North street MstasMut ebe eb
"flowe�r eu*iay" will be observed meat
Mut the muepime of the Item -
day ev. Dyne lost ihni-
Co �»ti the ester °U
esrvi- . Dlemead 1letee noel Ilia"`
well
w�ilseais ell. Was* In evening. A
Ogg&t1►s eldl.d ore. S W.1t. Deets
who ass ttaw se.S*.d be
wSs ells to l 1 sssr . ee
ati
ba*t siely .nntnwd to heat&
Crown Attorney Seegeir esr
madewas
learned that the offence they mmib
ted at 8saforth was the fleet time
they had gone wrong.
PERSONAL MENTION.
� morni.rteg 1 •spendaitter left On
the inueimerr
with tor sister, KMow
usage, Nes, of w►
head, Mina.
Mas. Carleton retuned last Tbnrday even.
Lr from an wlorablr vett of three weeks
the
*ss ot �s frac oder boss w
Mir vestska Dgvtr, asesmwaisd by he
Dupisso4
itiL..'weirtia: A. Ds, Art
,Mer,ellMrr. (iso 0. Sturdy x tae
e� 1! . ee D r das�t�
saidtbitti"
tyt •f w ttaak.�i.s
a tP. g' ~ y Oy Iowa
g �dstw�sae t.a. ttleesab t�
Fridges
M.G�wti
mew s hoe Uremia last
Mrs. Ho reaclleeniath retooled h
�
Dr. R. J. one Mee_, wars, d pa.Ny sed
Dr. U R sad Yea
g�Me
E. W reaeead
i off[ lttea soe late Gaff.
pla-
te�� ssiirs.��etsek •t *
sestlomes
Advalfiwr: >te-afasee /. ZVI
forthMare soseat'Ase netgame laWcbGo aericitleMtalm ,e1tamn_ie10 pby is with Clinton, oo July Std,
on the Goderieb green.
SUMMER SPORTS.
The Presbyterians met flair first de -
teat of the s aeon on Tuesday evening.
when the Catholics won out in the
baseball game by the spore of 1043.
The batteries were : Knox-Niebolson
and Soaael ; St. Peter's -Webb and
Dean.
The Crediton baseball team is corn
log to Goderich next Monday on the
Sunday school ezcursion from that
point and a game between the visitors
sod the local boys will be played on
Agricultural Park, o,mmencing at i
o'clock. A silver collection will be
token during the game.
Goderich bowlers played their first
Vine of the season for the Faill taro -
M7 yesterday at Seaforth. There
were four ticks on each aide, Sea -
won with a ma n of 19 points.
SUGGESTIONS
For the Artistic Fdrsishiag of the Home
Hohmeier has the artistic Furniture, the "classy" Furniture
the people of oo lemic b and vicinity demand.
For the Parjo .-f1s4CMej Yabpgany Parlor Suits. Parlor Carr
incite, Music Parlor Tables Tea Tables and Tray to match,
Fancy Cin and W pieces. Thome are worth while seeing.
For the Digit* Boom-Elega*t s..s.ive Duffels in quarter -cut
Oak. Dining Tat& to (tach►. Diniee Moire upholstered in real
leather. A variety at deka* and prices to wit everybody.
liar the Li Roos -Fancy Chairs, Rockers. and a abipmeet
Net received of goods that will ple.e. you.
For the Den -Sears of the most attractive pieces in Weathered
Mission and Stay Snglieb that will surely facet with your
siStroIgor the Bedroom--Besutifel Demers, Studs and 80.noe in
Mahogany. Quarter• -est Oak sled Royal Oak. Hesat4t*g new In Gtr-
caedan V4 aloof. Popular Repolise wood liede to teat* say off teas..
y A good smertmeot of Brass and Iros Rede. Mattresses and
t Plrhip of superior quality, to suit everybody. A phasors to show
bele thus
A au shipment of Ree Pictures. A variety c[ atbjeets mowready fir yaw teigssidoe. Cos. while the picking le good.
A tell Auk of Baby Carrico,, cad 0o -Carts. Pries are right.
Rugsso suit any room. cad the prime should alma thew' up le
sheet=re
ern the role resat of the row wood polish. Renu -all.
Mea*d a b.l,tlss sad ths noise fully dppribee what It wit do.
Simply rocs fuesit*cre lle new.
carve se is we expiate the new idea lc Hues Cinch 11z
Cinc-
A M SaWbeg lta.hams M ---h g pekoe. marked to well milady.
and
a eight pteM ga
ll t Wimtit'w.- - . Room Mo.Miog. num
ebrom
1 floc alt die meet eratlas le oltmtit'y and pekes
George Hohmeier
ArrtelE/r.e. Aeak.
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