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THE SIG
AL: OOD,ICH, ONTARIO
Ainsley
English
China
. One ggi ons Ainley Eng
• tfak (china Outs and flan
' Mew, about twenty-five
' different pattern. to eel
• ect trod. including the
ThleJe, Shamrock, hose
Bud. Willow, Violet,
Bow K not, and several
others. .All one rk5^
price. each LJI
LIf1000E
CHINA
A large direot cona+gu
anent of t hegenuine Mlite
Limoque (Red Stamp.)
Chins, Oom elet* din-
ner sets. sold so sets. of
in separate pleas*. (`up..
and Saucers commenc-
ing aelowM.... 50c
Tie Colonial Book State
GEO. POHTEIt, l'rop.
'Phone 11111 Goderich
OPERA HOUSE
QROCERY
bk. ii. wilt supply all tie
d` rtiineeemAries for the-
ling; 1•tatyx bou.ewife'e
table requirements.
fresh
Fruits
and VEGETABLES
always on bend -
OUR KINCARDINE
COOKED MEATS
and BACONS
cannot ire excelled.
All we ask is a trial..
C. M. Robertson
COAL
Having purchased the busi-
ness forme conducted by
F. Barlow olmes, we pur-
pose dealing in
Coal, Wood
Lime, Cement
Fire Brick, Ete.
We will handle Sarantun
and Lehigh Valley Coal, two
lines which are recognized as
the best We wish to give
the people of Goderich and
vicinity the beat service po•
sibis, and shall be glad to
hear from all of Mr. Holmes'
customer•, and any others
who wish anything in our
lines.
All orders left with Jae.
YatesWest ,treat, promptly
attended 'to
McDonagh&61edhil
'Phone No. 7
Yards at G. T. R., Nelson Street
MARRIED.
WATSON-DIaoLENNAN.- At the home et
the bride. Noma street, ooderioh, on Wed:
nerds' . August 1t, by Rev Gen E. Row.
B. D.. Allan J. Waage. of Rev,
Al-
berta, to Christen. MacLennan, of Gods -
Hob.
11 Men's
Furnishings
We have some special
offerings in melt's
summer comfort, that
are especially interestiog,
because they are very
uncommon values.
STRAW HATS
Get a Straw Hat now,
and get it here. You'll
sorely be satisfied if you
do, for you will find on
comparison that equal
qualities cost more
elsewhere. We have
every style and shape.
SUITS
• We sell the best Suits in
tbe world for *7.00,
*10.00 and *113.110.
PANTS
Men's strong wearing
Pants, fancy stripe reg-
ular $2.50, for 111.75.
M. ROBINS
SOUTH SIDE OF SQUARE
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES IN
WATCH
WALTNAM AND ELOIN WATCHES AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICER
GENTS' WATCHES
•^Yen-jewd Elsa.' or Waltham Watch in a Fortune t(]e g;(k
gold-filled case
.d'rftecn-jewel Elgin or Waltham Watch in •Fortune �12•�n50
gold-filled ease.
b-venteen - Jewel Elgin or Waltham Watch in a $13.ey
75 Fortune gold-filled cask
LADIES' WATCHES
it even -jewel Elgin or Waltham Watch in a Cashier Si
gold -ill cage..
ail lied cam
1.75
i'afteen el Elgin
r Waltham Watch in a Cashier $13.25
We have only a limited. Dumber of there watches, and we are
offering them at very low prime. These watches are all specially
marked au our window.
0• not hornet tete ,afetal ,Yves we ars offering In Diamond Hinge.
Walter H. Harrison Jeweller and
Optician
TRANSCONA
A
GREAICITY IN THE MAKIN G
_ -ow
Tratacona will ire one of the greatest railway
centres of tbe West. The (;rand Think Pacific has
1arg� .bops located there, the Canadian Paritlr
Rallwey ham eatabliehed immense freight yard., and
it haat been persi.tenUy rumored that the Canadian
Northern Railway will more their entire shop. from
Port Rotten to T1r'anscona."
Traneconis future as a manufacturing cit . as
well as arailwa amt re, is assured. and several large
' 4adwNries are already established. requiring a lugs
number of men.
PROPERTY WILL DOUBLE IN VALUE
many time* over in the neat two years, and there
are haat proem for the ioveetor who buys today.
We have a nutnher of lots to eetl at Tlrenseona
and offer them on very advantageous terms to Gode-
rioh purchasers.
Write tor our booklet. which tells all about
Transoms
Scott, Hill 6c Co. J. T. Goldthorpe
R7 t'anade [Af. AsildIng Agent In GI)DRRICH
WI;NNIPRO. MAN Korai Telephone Arlt
4
.1. P. Thomson visited Gait . dvin
4y.
tlsrtlm 'LoadeaEliott Is speeding • week'.
hlb4ole Mildred Moe., of ifurnsgtou, 1. vial
trteoBrin teen.
wrrA.lgbt,£l[ezts. 15f[ on Tuned**. [or W
Yrs. Gibbs sod daughter Manes ere vial
Mends in Mimes
Mea Wel Wbltly left oo Saturday on
trip M Frontou.
Observer: 111. Mattis ktlb i. r
fat; Taw In t:odertcb.
se.j s C000sr �t� , Is the sung of
IZMIatalM le of Detroit, lr
Min MI0:M ( 10. epbsI1. 5to, Is vWU.g
the home of QaaaseMW��L
wird Ids aseek
incoeeke,
Welk Yams. A an
t the week
01 MCr, el Tort Huron. la
the
tgsRv.
J. WelUeass, of ChaWwortb, 1s dilat-
ing
ell-
irig at the beets at Principal Hume.
Wreseter News • Alto Yu , a Goderioh,
W vistW her mother, Mrs. Wilson.
Mar Conde 8 of Berlin, is visors
in anise( e( W. Marlton, Wert street.
Mar Lett Cameron. of Simms, Is speed
bey holidays, with her p.re•ta in town.
Mrs. Geo. Warrens,. of kiloton, *pent 1
Monday walk tsr u, (bus Warsaw -
Clinton New pea: Mrs 11. H. Elliott,
Goderiob, visited friends le towu tri. week.
Freak MacLeso len on Mende, for • visit
Stratford and Toronto before odorants W
Mrs. Dwyer . a< Windsor. and Mho Smith
of Detroit aro [helmets of Yrs W. F. Clark
Rev. K F. Armstrong and Mei
of Chatham, are speeding a hohday term
tow..
Mies, Gaetle Young. of Tomnto, 1. vat&
�a`arents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Young,
PERSONAL ME
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was
MORN.
A(:Har1UN.- oderiek, la Tuesday.
4 to Yr. wad Mr. R. J. Ashown, N•Lae
mat a daughter.
GREEN. -Ort Saturday, Annual led at Ne
=th 91,41 street. 1aal�ar, lit. to Mr.
M Allan R. (]new. la daogbtar-
Mary OIsseda
DIED.
PORT1R.-I. Goderlob, on Bata , August
aro, Ellaab•1,b Wino& wife of J•b. Porte:,
awed 9a years and 9 month"
PL ATT.-h&c/at, Minh., en Banda,
of Samuel ape Mary A. a1
in bis fated rear.
AUCTION SALES.
8AruIaMv August IOTA-Auotloo hale o[
berm••.: ee5Tirlgae and harness at Colborne
11otei, Oneidas, oummeedan at t1O p. m.
11106 GvWIDST, auctioneer.
a[ BATVSDAT Amtuet t0.-Aer11.p Ma of bed-
.er orci ee property,
errgest Ikuown aside
al env, ooaeeawdtts at 1:J0
CAwaoo, .m.1tor for MIs. J
Sat prestietnw Twos. (IrsDav, •
SA1'V*DAT, August yflk. -MVO VO salk
town geeoeeb, ou ge To ol, PfM ai
at. lke leltlikasrn.wre H
I R M. Lemont Damon, vendor's tor.
Of
to
West
Maple bear 6rocero
at
HAMILTON STREET
and Mrs. Welter W. S.ultr and MIsw
Swam are away ou a trip by boat to Port
Arthur.
Mum Ida and Mary Vaostone have re-
turned (pole a three wade' visit to friends at
Urs. Anstey has returned from Leamington
ad Le staying aying with Mr. and Mrs. IG
DowGeoffrey Holt, who had been spending hell -
days in town, len oo Monday for Windermere.
Muskoka.
the res Alex.
mg of th Dom, o Me�dicalto attend
Asl p la -
bon e1 It:dmontoo.
Mr. Ind. Graham, Kant street, has returned
from a visit to her daughters in the eputhero
part of the county.
A. G. Gamble, of the Sterling Bank, Toronto•
formerly wanager,of the branch In Goderiob'
nun las tOWO tine week.
Mies Evelyn Rumball, ot London. le spending
her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
K. J. Rattail. Eat street,
Mr. Lod Mrs. John Torrance, of Clibten, Were
ids gueaW 011 Saturday u[ Mix. Cherie'
Symons, S[. David's arrest.
Mier Virna R. Gledhill, 21 Ridley Cardoo4,
Toronto. is Uog her grandparents, Mr. and
Mn T. (Adria. Nelson Street.
Mrs W. D. Cox add daoghten., of
toLearning-
o. are vatting at the home of Mrs. Cox a par
eats, Mr..od MM B. Downing.
Norman Knwball, of Toronto, spent the
weekend at the housed his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Z. J. Kumbsi], East street
Mita Irene Wilson, or Loudon, who bad been
visitimain Leona Altott for the poet week,
retur. lame on Monday last.
Mien Lauder, M. A., of the St. Catharines
Collegiate Institute stag. N bpsndfng it portion
of her vacation at her home here.
Miss Beetled. of Windsor, and Mls. Hen.
demon, of Calgary, aro the gases , or the
Mime ftoberO on. Victoria street
ft. E. 8. *leaner, of the Bank of Commsroe,
Torwto, formerly of the Goderich branch, war
In town for a brief visit this week.
Grant and Kenneth Boyd returned to Toron-
to lad
weeks holidaying atr spending s couple or
ling at their home hero.
Mies Rails King, returned this week from a
holiday: visit at 'I-wooto, where rho MY the
guard od bar aunt. Mrs. tient, or that city.
Mrs. Rose, of Clinton, • Aster of the late
Mrs. Green. spent a couple of days in tow.,
the guest of Mrs. Tweed b, St. David's street
Mr. Mrs. F. G. 1le and ona, as
Fr'adericA..d Ifdwlu, of agHamiltonS, are Mvisit`terssg
at the home of Mrs. Kernel] rather, Mr. Woe.
Campden.and
Bewid TsaC000eI, ot Craebrook. B.C., h.a re,
turned to Nv bow at Port Alpert after
e
away 01505 iaat rummer. He 1141... the WSu
country One.
rn
Mr. and Mrs. Warder and daughter, Mise
1Gbei, of Pontiac, Mich.. are "be guests of their
mole and aunt, 7..r. and Mrs. Geo. William,
lemon street
Mrs. Charles Chapman and two childrw, of
London, were the goer over the week -and of
(bei, cousins, Mr. rad mea Jame,. Young,
Stanley stre.t.
Rev. G. N. Hasan and Mrs. Hazen, of Lan-
don. formerly of Cadence. are away on a
mint a visit 10 toe W rot. They will go as far
Y medterl.
Mrs. A. Y. Campbell. of Va000uver. wbo
had for the past month been visions at the
residence of Mrs. A. 1. MacLean, Huron road,
has gone to Lmao.
Yrs. J. C. Harrleoa len oo Thursday for her
Mese in Slmooe .iter spending a few ,Lys in
Yguest a Mr Wends,
el McDoo.W, teal street Mrs. and Miss
Mea E. J. Kemal'. kart street,
accompanied
in bey daughter, Mfrs Evelyn Hempel]. o
Iwrud0a. her Jur, married from a tilpdown
the Ill. Lawnuos to Maltreat.
Gemge Crabb formerly of Uoderich, has
taken up bis rssidaoo.,m Orillta. HI, mother,
ma 5iabb, whoopee' the past seam as his
geed, will rut (lodetieh air month
Mr. and Mrs Bert H. M0Cresth, of Toronto,
cense up from Detroit ort P liday and will spend
• amine or Venm in town. lm MoCrwatb wlel
later bo Ildr,y at °rand Bend tin • f01 wad.
Jack Pa.
Toronto the Western Canada Flour
Maio Oe.s to ofhoe wbo had for the part
cee lit wrelievingnewerskr been relieving Mr. ewer of
lbe MAoe, rstarood to Toronto on Sat
may Met
Mss. Charles Chapman and two children
ascelaws ibegaerta for Lh. wwk-e o of their oouw
Ye. lira James Yowl ield epee.,
Muret, before
are now gusty, of Brumfield met
ativ.s before returutot to London.
J. W. Fra.,er, of the Wo.tern Canada Flour
Mut, Co.. has returned from • waft ter Winnt.
leg and Nrandon. 01. had • very Interesting.
though brier, trip, and states that groat dowel-
opmenl is going on In the Western calm
Miss Strang. of Riverside, California, is visit-
ing at tee redden, of her uncle, IM. Strang.
ktim Strong bas been engaged In mledonary
work in GWea sad will address the midweek
meeting la Knox churon next Wedneslay,
R. K Rink sad Mrs Rink are leaving today
for a sew weeks' holiday haqma and red.
Deriog Mr, Htoa'. •bs.eo4 ja°ft� hastier Drug
*tae is in charge o[ T. Y. OIe/tiU.., ah ex-
Dwarf
and Peach . dr7�l.t t s, Fteterlog
me la
Paw: hA A., et Pert -
He le es to ().B read. that tai and vial;
5.,r a z" hi 55peolftee. Mr. Matinee
• dee tewra otos the Petters and alarm it
J. W. Va.attet, L. L Kam and W. Thome.
'o. wore K et6.. Mar,. 1..yra_ tLk lathe
IR
w rt IIbat .�. big 55 �i
771j.•i40 Otis* lbws. aw(tIM
tom a great .saws.
Yin iia
50.50. •t
Yrs, J!�w
win ea a�ilp
Pgre.Wiliselitee
etteirve
le read•
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teISMWsmat Ism
was 1.
w,M To mow. awes 11 ,, .54 I1.R
ar theft
boom M N.dap.
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FRUITS
California Peaches
California Plums
California Pears
Red Raspberries
Watermelons
Oaatalonpes
Blueberries
Blackberries
Bananas
Oranges
Lemons
VEGETABLES
New Corn
Tomatoes
Celery
Beans
Beets
Carrot s
NEW POTATOES
A 1 quality Good size
W H iTE
CLOVER HONEY
Product of 1912
Absolutely pure
Rose Brand Leaf Lard.
Creamery and Dairy Butter -
first -claws quality.
S. J. YOUNG
'Phone 52 Hamilton St.
FAME OF
MORRISCY'S
C000H CURE
WIDE AS AMERICAN CONTINENT.
Ringing Praise For "No. le."
Prescribed By Him 47 Years Ago.
Mr. M11.. Marone?, Blfeoaold, N. 11.,
says: "I had occasion to vi.lt the Rev.
Gentleman for treatment for lung
trouble, which proves to be of such a
swans nature that my friends looked
upon my recovery ae almost hopeless -
hut alter taking his No. 10 Le}ng Tonic
I am thankful to key 1 am in perfect
health, and I Tedemmend No. 19 to all
the world...
Mrs. Malcolm Livingston, Rumford
Fall•, Ma. says: "I menet praise your
Ns. 19 Lung Tonic too highly, because
It cured me of throat trouble of long
Mantling -4 Is now tour years ago and
I have not been trembled ,Ince."
Yr. Daniel McCarthy, Wood'■ Island,
N. T., writes: 'Thank God! my little
girl Is now well and able to go to
.cboel-your No. 10 saved her lite, and
I give you a thousand thanks that she
As well again."
Yr. Jew Aylward, Campb•Yton. N. R.
writes: "While traveling s. We passe
Oee.t I esetracted a sever. o•ld, *bleb
Meld twos my ]toga I immured roger
No 19 Legg Toole lost to the alek of
One le leaw• my lino. After one month's
M 1 fell like a new air. and I re-
eammeed It aa the surest and best ram-
s* I loom of "
Mrs George heen,.raia, et. Jean. T.
Q. says: "I eau teak in the btgheet
Ager of your No. 10 Luag Tonle, a. I
Suffered for a keg time frown lung
M•rWe-end wile get De mlog to esm
me until 1 tried tour rsaa•dy. I teed it
r'egularte. Yd to my groat Nrpr5s I
get way, sod new am completely curet
M he with srcere thank, and gratlt5 e
Mat I recemowd nos wieder. yessedy.•
Ms Wm. Nat. Loot/pot Bathurst
iR i. mama: "1 esatemt esa swag
wares es ear search for Toler No 19
Lotss Teak. It le Iedimpo asM• M
every Learn It boa dens wooden, ter
MN whys ether ramedla', failed, and we
are savor without at I. the bets. TN
sores Hist have Nos wide down here
M lin nosy ars hard M Mll.ve--
MN ansa ws.dorf 1. Everybody ought
M u5/ M-
ier Ales. It Meas, C•re.s5tlt
.amt, erre: •4 ars Ossa yes are *aM-
1as resat medicine We way Base
mad swig kinds •f cough needWI.s
tet i sever tonal earthing to equal
rears. Tear Ea le le all tee cafe
fin It Bs9gse a parr mels, wit be large
feat here. ea thew ammo mpreelate •
mess 8(M'
Me.. Ps.5swtpue. 10 set . "Cies.
war R oweol1011 patent amok.a Dr.
n.wrl+ pges.Na.g ft fa 44 rears .d
etc awedMme rem semen .Mmem emeems
bas
glob Ina : puma ata.,
at 11 t►fi ( 012:
ma
Aoki and (inerantmed in Aodeneb tt♦
by 7'. 3. Rutland
SCOTT'S
.M�. LSJOr\
is, allows afl ohar thaw, the
resod, fin sickly, waste] c.
tEea h aenriha• mad heads
than ■p whoa erdirry feed
ahead* fait- Be aur. to
Inst SCOTT'S. ea Malinke&
ems* asene. Sowed" tall. WI,
ICE
CREAM
Th. most IleMdounJlavors,with
the beet and wrest Cream. *we-
ed at tie *aj,MoawLa* ItAtdtd lta Ors. Or-
ders ky Mbt+i.n.ler los Dream
is In brinks attended to
prm-ptly. Telephone ell.
F. E. BURDETTE
Fred. Davis and 0. A. Nairn left o0
Tuesday via Port McNiooU for Irri-
cana, Alberta, .where 1107 will super-
intehd the harvesting operations on
their big farm. They will be away
about three months.
Herb McLean. of New York, is visit-
ing at the old borne.
Henry OIo►at is hears England
0o a visitnt-a leer saSrNa lis nor,
Arthur M. Disney, et
the
Huron GoModin. y�7
Oo. He eenlin. c1 • delight-
ful residential town.
Miss Agnes Hamiltoo is visiting
friends at Avonbank.
Orrteri b a.ei enema., c ,.a
CENTRAL
BUSINESS COLLEGE
erwaTroaD, oar.
atm are W mperle
esi
maim as better ast va
----- aea+v schouL,. es4
-- a rtor
.cane the
641ruoeovm
dspa��.,�
pit
(1 gtasall +T 1aRt-�"t
w hat w• aka �r a.i rje
D. A. MsLACHLA\ Prinalpat
Vera
of
� Ema/sae. for nuel wt a Linn veteran new,.
1be R wn Plaa1ndealer, �4 e
Id
The Leamington News, died °d uly
tlsth at the home ot his dare on July
Soper, at Strtatbroy, Khter, gm
ToHIM Augusta McLeod i, home
re".
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IAu ust Fur g D
Out' annual exhibition of Furs and Coats opens Saturday,
quality in correct styles for the coming Fall and Winter season
are shown in big, generous assortments and are well worth a visit.
August loth, in our big tlpstairs showroom. Furs of the best
By special arrangement with Targe manufacturers we are
able to show an exceptionally large range of high-class gar-
ments. Should there be any particular Fur you would like to
see even more of than we have here, extra large shipments will
be sent us direct from the factory for your inspection. This
secures a great variety to select from.
The tendency of Fur prices is to steadily advance, and while
early Fur buying has always had many advantages it has never
been so profitable as it is today. A visit to the showroom will
pay you, and we will be glad to have you come whether you
you are thinking of buying or not.
If you are contemplating Fur -buying, whether it be a Neck-
piece or a Coat, the coming season, we think se can make it
worth your while to make your selection now, as prices will not
likely be,as low again.
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Big Saving of Linens
The big sale of Linen Cloths, Napkins and Towellings is now in
full swing. These Linens are "seconds" of a British manufacturer whose
Table Damasks are famed the world over for their beauty and wearing
qualities. Because of some slight imperfection in weaving or finish they
are branded "seconds" and sold at a liberal discount from regular prices.
Each imperfection is marked and will be pointed out when the goods are
shown. In few cases will it in any way affect the wear of the cloth. The
saving is very apparent. You can secure high-grade Damask Cloths and
Napkins at the price of ordinary qualities. Many beautiful designs are
here to select from and practically every size up to four yards in length.
Come and see them if you are interested in beautiful Linens, whether
you buy or not.
AiGreat Cleanup of Ladies' and
Girls' Wash Dresses Starts
Saturday, August 10th
Wash Dresses of all kinds most go. anri go at omcs. We want
the room they take up for Fall and Winter stoeka ,kat are already
coming in. Saturdsy we start the selling without any regard to
former prices or veluss. Every Dress must be sold. We promise
you the biggest kind of bargains in Wash Draftee. Come early for
flat choice. Thin is the way they are 'Wog :
Girls' Dresses that sold up to $1.60 at Ric
Girls' Dresses that .old up to moo at99e
Ladies' Dresses that .old up to 9115 at $1.29
Ladies' Dresses that sold up to 54.00 at 92.19
Ten or fifteen high -claw ladies' Dresses, regular 56,00 to 112,50
Each and every one to be cleared at bargain prices.
3 Pairs Black
Cotton Hose 25c
Two hundred pairs black
Cotton Hose, seamless fret,
fall-faghiooed, ab.o l u t el y
J
fast black ; i Mire ' 5
for... ..... . . 61.
White Skirts $1.29
White Skirts made from
high-grade ICDglieh cotton,
handsomelyhand trn trimmed putpis.`
ulsr vaines up to *15).
Cleating at your $1.29
choke
White Skirts 89c,
Ladies' 'White Cotton
Skirta made from good
quality English cotton with
wide frills of embroidery and
insertion, regular up to Q 9
SLIM. Clearing, each, 10
Embroidery Ends
Every short Iengtn of Em-
broidery and Insertion in stock
has been maksared up and goes
on a table Saturday morning at
just about one - half its actual
value. There are Embroideries
and lnsertjons of all widths and
qualities. The lengths run from
one abd a -half to about three
yards. if you can use a short
length of Embroidery you can
get a bargain here if you come
before they ere picked up.
Ladies' Umbrellas
$2.15
These ere high - grade
Umbeellas l with beautiful
handles and tops of the beet
gloria silk. regular prices ul,
(o 118 25 acid SR.60. These
are part of a clearing line
bongbt under value. and
SMWrday morning we give
you your choke mob 52.15
at, ob .D
A
Clearance of Wash Dress Goods
at 17 cents
The Wash Goods must be cleaned out to the last yard. On Saturday
morning we gathergethen the last of our high-grade Cotton Dress Goods,
1. Muslin,, Voiles, Gingiams, etc. We have not minced matters or counted
the cost when making the prices for this clean-up. We simply want the goods
sold and sold at once. So Saturday morning we offer you your choice of
high-cla::s Cotton Dress Materials that sold at 30C to 4oc a yard, 17c
at per yard
The stere
Mat soles
Rowsee Gimes
AIM dosbia
assgerelos
The dere
Out sees
foo Muse
ams. Oereoss