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THE SIGNAL : GODERICII. ONTARIO)
Tfptaa0At, Jtssrs 12. 1319 IP
LOCAL 'TOPICS
No Tenders from Lord Firma.
Se, far no local firms hairs tendered
foe tbe addition to be triads to the
Geier -eh Collegiate Institute. The
arc•hitecta, Chrome° k M . of
Toronto, bays received tender* from
two outside Urns : W. J. Lsrlis. of Sl.
gases, a bo u now erecting
t o High
School building m 8
d Mc-
Millan l Turner, of Toronto.
The Testing Time for Students.
The local examinations in 000see-
tiou with the Ontario Depletion's'
of tauxtion oommenoed this week.
At lioderich Collegiate Institute
thirty-two student• began yesterday
to w ninon the lower .cbool examina-
tions : of this number tour came from
Dungannon. Today (Thursday) seven
student, began writing on the first
part of flet-classcertificatework.k
while tax students are trying
I1. One student is writing for pear -
leery matriculation. The high eebo01
entrance examinations begin at Orr
00 W.dnrds??• of next weak and Ilse
students wisY*•R to enter Normal
School will cearesenc• writ iogeaWs-
date June ltitrd.
Women's institute. afternoon Lb* _
be f b be d�Godericb brands of the
\\'tun• n s Institute held their woathly
meeting et the home of Mrs. James
Buchanan. tesd-
d adds here Tbe as
ramiater-
.sting A demonsteaeon on •'Sousse"
was given by two members. The
senors without a doubt were gdeo/,
when served to the members with a
gad sup of tea. A talk on the care
a! the hair also was much eppteciated.
An open meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. C. Young. Regent street,
on 7 iiesday evening. June 17th, at 8 M. C. C. Annual Meeting,
o'clock. when Miss Gilhelm. of Bright.
will address the meeting. A .,cordial At the 1.01111 meeting cat the Men -
invitation is given to the public.
Members will note the change eat date.
CNaryps al Uaiols Sank.
F. Wood onalse. late of Norwood.
Oat.. is the was oaaager of Use Gode-
rich breads of the Union Beak, .ad is
sow in charge J. O. Geddes. the late
manager, left on Wednesday for To-
rooto, where be takes a Nekton
the inspector's staff of for Bleak.
A Fatal Result.
Wednesday morning Daniel McLeod
succumbed to the injuries which be
received a few weeks ago in au at-
ewpt to stop a runaway' horse The
funeral will lake place Nom the family
residence. Anglestreet.. on Satur-
day afternoon _Anginas on to Maitland cemetery.
The funeral service at the house will
be at 2 o'clock. The Sons of Scotland
will attend.
A Strccesaful Student
Her old schoolmates and friends will
be pleased to learn that Mies Eleanor
M. Walker, daughter ot John Walker,
formerly of Goderacb, now of Denver,
Col., has lust graduated at the State
University at Baulder, Col. Mies
Walker had • very creditable rod
suesessful college course, and her
standing and popularity are shown by
the fact that she was coosen eo be the
valedictorian of her • !ass.
Another Fruit Farm.
The property oa the Mill road east
ot Goderieh belonging to Mrs.
Edwards, of Hamilton, has been sold
to Milton Lowden, of the same city.
The farm, which contains thirt y-seera
and a -ball aces. will be planted with
fruit trees by the new owner. Percy
A. North, of tbe real estate firm of
North( h Steventon, of Hamilton,
was in town last week making final
arrangewenta for the closing of the
Ideal.
The Greyhound Trip. '
The steamer Greyboind arrived bast
Monday evening on ill fifteenth annual
trip between Detroit and Goderich.
On board were abeut 0 passeogere,
many of whom were former Guderich
citizens, who look advantage of the
occasion to renew old friendships in
their hoax town. In spite of the un-
usually root weather tbe moonlight
eicursion was patronised by over 1.200
people. The special train from Strat-
1.4-d brought to town over 400 passen-
gers for the event. On,Tue.day morn-
ing another G. T. R. special train
arrived atx,ut 10-.30 o'clock with about
tall passengers on board. These, with
thus! from Gudericb and vicinity.
made up a fair-sized company foe the
trip to Detroit. The Greyhound's
usual good luck again made itself
evident, and the weather, which had
been abnormally cool. began to warm
up ..n Tuesday, end the excursionists
have had ideal conditions for an enjoy-
able outing.
Better Farthing Train.
Thr -Better Farming- apeeial train W. C. T, U. Annual Meeting.
which was at the C. P. R. station lastThe regular meeting of tee W. C. T.
Saturday was visited Lay a large num- el'. wan bold in Cite Temperance Hall
I tsar free town and vicinity, the farm- on Monday afternoon, the president in
ice c eintuunity being well represented.
(oosiderable interest was centred
around the live stock on the train,
which inchtdrd homes, cattle, sheep,
beg: and poultry of tbe better grades.
Tee r.--uite obtained from goad drain-
age and thorough `cultivation bn the
false. ns compared with inlet ior con-
ditmun., were shown. and lecturers
were present to answer any creme ions
and make all necessary explanations.
In the evening in the council et ate -
her at the town hell a small audience
listened tc lir. Heed, of Georgetown,
who gave an instructive acidness on
'Horsy Breeding.' A poultry expert
with the assistance of views also gave
lin educational talk on the raising of
poultry. Dr. W. F. Clark was chair-
man o1 the rueel ing.
The Late Walter C. Goods.
The to to of the death of Walter C.
Goode, published in The Signal Inst
• mews, was received by the propk of
Green, b with sincere regret. Mr.
Gotal.- during his residence an Gode-
rich .bowed a high .public spirit and
esetung Cauoe Club the following of-
ficers were elected for the year : Pr•es-
ideot, U. L. Parsons ; vice-president,
A. G. Nisbet; secretary, Walter
►Buchanan; treasurer, Frank Saun-
ders ; commodore. R. W. thaigie ;
vice commodore, Fred Sturdy : chap-
lain, Rev- J. 13. Fotberingbatu ; mem-
bers of committee, H. O. Sturdy and
A. Roy Adams. The club is in a flour-
ishing 000dition, and with e lively
staff of officers in charge of its affairs
another successful year is in prospect.
Skinned at Detroit.
The Detroit News -Tribune has an
account of a confidence game played
on a man from Goderich on iv ednes-
day of this week. The man is said to
be "A. ft Mel)eutoid, a.far•mer Doming
from near (:iodericle- It appears he
was staying at the Hotel Griswold in
Detroit for a few days and got into
friendly converse with a stranger.
After the stranger had lett him McDe-
moid diaeovered that his wallet, Con,
taining $78 in cash, a note for $57 a.od
•nether for :3[le was missing. He
reported :the wetter at police head -
Meal tens.
the chair. Being the last meeting of
the year. the whole sesaioo was taken
up by the yearly reports from the dif-
ferent !SU perintet.dentsand the election
of offlcen•. One new member was re-
ceived. The officer* elects•?► 'are as
follows: Hon. piesident, lir*. Leech;
president. Mrs. Alex. Davidson; vice-
ptesidenu, Mr.. Colborne, Mrs. \Var-
rener, Mia. Nutherl and : con'. secretary.
Mss Hero: rec. secretary, Mims
Allen : treasurer, Mrs. Elliott. The
county contention is to he held at
Wingee m June :seal nod27th.
University
:th-
University Examination Results.
In the list of successful students of
the second and third yeah in tbe
Fsirulty of Arts at Toronto University,
readerw of The Signal will be iu tenet -
ed in the following results :
Miss Jean B. Tole secured first-class
honors in third -year moderoe, and rte
ceivei equal standing with a fellow -
student fur the Julius Romio acbblar-
bhip.
Angus McLeod palmed his third year
.cetb second -thus boons in the geology
us- 41111,.vS an SUMS to do what he and ntinerelngy course'
',PIM i,• Iurthex the interests of the Frank J. Foster obtained secood-
town. He served oa the town coun- - claw bunors iu Itis third year in poli-
cil..iud for a gond many years was a tical science.
leading spirit in Use Goderich Mo.it-al' Arthur Hoyer teased in pbysiologi-
Stciety He was in the druggist buil- cal and biuchemical sciences, as did
Dees in (iodelicb, and at Victoria, B. Miss Marry JL. Fingland end J. C-
C., where be bad lived for a number Malian in the general course for the
of years. he was engaged in the same third year.
trade. He was decidedly .Inver seam J. V. Taylor obtained ' first -clans
the pee. and after going west wrote honors in third year classic -A.
a setie/ of very interesting letters W ; W. H. Walter paaaed hie see'ood
for ritGood h i petri. year with first-class honere in political
Mr- Goode'• illness was of very short science and wee awarded the _Alex-
direitjon. He ems found in a semicoe-der McKenzie scholarship.
seems ccnditien in his room at V ictoria f anDeLemwe Milliard passed his
on May eitb, sag was taken at once to 1 second year in mathematics and
the hospital. where it was thought he , Pbs•lee•
bad agotd chance of recovery, but he T. K. Elliott passed bis test year ht
died on flay eels. George F. Ener- lbs general oou'se.
tsar, another Goderich mans wee witb Miss C. G. Currie and .Iohn C.
bim .-rich day during his illness. lad 1 Stotler. ate included in the list of
extended sdcb friendly mini*tratioss1 graduates at the Faculty of Educa-
te were within his power. The re- 14°0'
mains were sent east for interment at I in addition to tbe above. W. Fing-
Bowrnanvino, wbeee atm, members of , land passed bis ettamfeations for the
tbe family live. degree of M.A.: if. tlifford Pugh re-
tfarbor Notes, rived hie B.A. degree with honors is
1 hrbiology. and 1. F. Ediie peened hie 'rel-
ease Medial examinations. J R.
nor of its dredgsato Kincardine, where least wad C. L. Goulds are announced
it will be at worst em a fiovernenent ' as s.coesslul candidates for the degree
contract for several weeks
Ths( Pim B
The strainer H. N. lex art is - -
t'or: last Theireda with a canto d# LO(:AL TOPICS' IN niR1EF.
cal for the ) min. The aeek•kaad 1
was for the less waterworks plant. ��eJea carica the .. suras *sk=
The resew Zemin let iquia arrived ' Jai em4 ar lbs T1arir'.i T1ag w5 de usaa
Lost
erne rig ate gwrasssrd a pars• the las
with • carr° of anal lee• Mora are eA*mars
It Mgr.
we levees rang •m di
Ant algae, gables
wbsw era wee tar
Mt a'assaaat t. e.5 of
chase/ geaM UN
w{
1:1•4=1111111/ttrMat and flat for
bo
Annealeteaneer Mestbrd arrived on
of wheat wit► s ears selahooe basbeis
foe the O.iseii elevatear-
The steamer Oar. A. Orsham will
arrive its Thneid.y night with • corgis
of wheat end rets tar the 6odesie4►
Simater.
Goihb's fleet of pleasure boats M
'rahldikid yearly. lost tee dowsers et
the mitt would derive mash nuns
� encase tram timer segs it e teNdans
w the sties[ ani a the
m• inor ha evsniwRs were more fav-
4�*WkI. the town
es�ttbookl tare
" ter wow
when iymeehmtllis tee
� r1 sa V a wlMwties how pewee
slat h worthy et cow
antla�ti.alaa h hone how
where be has besomininyed
samsWa giourwert n+,ba ors
The hat tennis ton of the arenas will
be held et the ?tams Club roar% °s
astnrday afiernoM stet.
Court Ooderieli. N.. 3Z, C. O. F., will
attend divine nervier is Kin: church
next auwdsy st 11 a. w. The btstirea
saw requested to .feet es 10 o'eloek
sharp sad morels to church. Visitors
nes bgvltad.
Dr. limn* salts es to any that mew
hes retested a MOW how Ile. R. Dun-
kMm ~neer et the Noes al gasket
h% �saknowlehriai tido
estlMd try Kr-
vr. 7twssa.
hie roost visit t0
Via merited a
Wei ttbsg1ar t s -
the
d� w ~1g�iw lar the arMaMwths .
IAt .North street Methodist church
=ewer Sueday will be cat -served under
the aespsoa l of the tiunAay school.
This will be an 000aaioo of special in-
terest. Rev. W. E. MiHsoo, of Strat-
ford, will preach morning and eves-
iag. At 1 p. at. • bund•y school rally
will be held in the cburch.
t�The Itoal draft of the stationing
mnuitten of the L.00don Conferrers
off the Methodist church, which hes
been in sesion in London during the
past week, was made on Tuesday.
Rev. Alfred Brown, who Ise bees
pastor of North s•reet Methodist
church, Godericb, for the past two
Kears, has been transferred to the
ingston Uonteraooe. and Rev. Dr.
Medd bas been stationed at Besse,
Rev. Wm. E. Hager, B. A. of Col-
lingwo od, is the new North street
pastor, and Rev. J. E. Ford, of Clin-
ton, will succeed Dr. Medd in Victoria
street church.
Largeaudiences, goad music and
splendid addressee, the last named by
• former pastor, marked the otiose -
ranee of the eleventh anniversary of
Goderich Bapmi•t church last Sunday.
Rev, H. W. Wright, of Arkosa, was
present and addressed the congrega-
tion at both the morning and evening
Services_ In the morning be took hie
text from John 15:16 and in the even-
ing he directed special attention to the
:eels, :eels and 30th versee of the Ilth
chapter of Matthew. The choir. under
the able leadership of A. Hudson.
rendered excellent assistance in the
service of praise. (l0 Tuesday evening
a very sucepseful teal meeting was
held. The ladies of the congregation
served an excellent repast in tbe base-
ment too gomdly number. after which
a choice program was given in the
Auditorium of the church. Rev J.
Pollock, the pastor, performed the
duties of chairman. The numbers
were supplied by the choir of the
church : Miss Grace Seager. violinist ;
Wilfred Akehuest, on the mandolin ;
Misses Hildred McColl and Marjory
Aitken and Messrs. T. Sebuler and A.
E. Cook, who sang solos : and Mrs.
Pollock. who gave a reading. The
receipts for the ocea-.ion totalled over,
$411 and from every standpoint the
Baptists are to he congratulated on
the successful event.
cnultlCe4 NOTES.
PERSONAL MENTION.
J. Kasen. of Detroit. visited in town last
week.
Mi..- Maud Ri.wt,of New York, is home for
a u.00tb boFday..
Mir }]ate Farquhar. of Clinton. spent a few
day. be town this week.
.1 D. Wilon was in Landon thi. week attend
sae the Grand Lodge of ties C. O. F.
Miss Hodge is in town this week having to-
turoed from her European trip.
C barle. Symonds. of Keewatin a mr , was
the goontits week of hi• brothers at mt.,
Mr. and J. M•- .linslie, of Leami,
were £0541.Mrs, Jest wce.: .ef 1:e'. Lr. ogtoesad Mrs.
Medd
Mr. and Mrs. Henson Cox. of tesminrton,
rldted the tatter'. aunt. Mrs. W. Burrows
Selma .treat. this week.
Mi-, Matiorie Kelly. whn is training ,for a
nurse in a New York ho.pital. 1s spending bee
vacation at her home in town.
Mrs. Will Megan endows Alex. and DdnaM.
of Nlnnipr. are vistaMie Megaw's W-
ent., Mr. and Mrs- D. McLsrea.
Mr. Medd went to Kincardine lint Sotoldee
to attend the fusetal of her slew, Mrs Heem-
fah daarbter of John Hiles. of that plana
Mrs. W. A. Sinick ..d Miss Nellie Harris.
of Denver. are i-i.itind in town, the reeds of
Mr. and Mrs. W. Holland. Trafalgar street_
Dr. R. J. and Mrs. Hamlet, of Detroit. and
Dr. G. F. and Mrs. Hamlet, of Rocberer.
Mi.*.. visited their fattier..' Hamlea_- this
week.
Mr,. John F. it -byte. of R'indmr. aot5rrei-
led by her .i. ter. Mr.. Anna Sabi -ton. of ian-
don. are guest. or Mr. A. A. Fowlie. }]gin
avenue.
Mew GweedoUrwColborne. of Belli more. Md-.
second daogbter or Mr. and Mr. .1. H. Col-
borne. of l,odericb, galled for Germany a May
Pleb and will go Irons there to Pari. Favor,
where .he expects to spend Ile .ummer.
BORN.
CAHBHTT Ln Hsnett. nit •% olneeday. May
Pan. to Mr. and Mrs George Carbett. arse.
RILEY.-In Rollet, ce May 9th, to Mr. and
Mrs. Rei. Riley. a em.
BCIw'LEK- At Waisoswver, j�tt.� C_. May 240.
NUL, hi Mr. ad Mss a. Hewiar, a daugh-
ter'Annie KoOeea.
YcMICHAla. -In Hallett. en Monday. May
Intl. ro M r. wed Mrs Garde r Yet iebael. a
delightsr.
DIED.
ARCHkR In Lseksow. es Timidity. May
nth. Jeb. Archer. aged M years.
PAGAN. -In Locknow. se Weitarday. May
04b. Jane Paganrelict atlas }atm W1U54
Permeated aged es seers and 4 nos-tbs.
MCLF.01m. -In Goderieh.on Wednesday. Jane
Iltb. Damn► Mcleod. aged ']'yeare and 2
months.
TM risme► takes masse from his late men
deres ea Gest■rdar after000a. June 14th. u
t�e'elerk. to Marched nemeterl Service at
r .•dock.
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury.
a• mercury will deatney tee sense a
smell and somsigtalf Irises fie winds see
rem oboe eata�al�i�d/t�s �ee.� the r5lmas oar
fates. tie* isele •nee erre ex
0ept ss pews wises tier► Masi -
disc as the domes am/ will M tee for to
Ube road Mss tea petra40, dories f,
Hare (rmn% Cast, obseeractored bL J-
Chamey R Co.. Tarsal 0.. contain. ns newsy
and 1. takes hMrasm. acting dirundy spas
the Mood .M entsslms wrfoess of the
systems. ar.
the=yass tyse 41=1e Tneligre Dramsees yee �
skdw(,uaSir .1.CSsrr & CILmoda+
s the.
TMeggido.
MasaFas0y Pies aep irs.
73a pre bertha
Summer
Schools
ref asenes a as ,, ares.
and der tsetses sesMM. s' k w
cr ls«. "bornsilow We
si..e
ww0.
w#a�iaaMe�et(Te r eassemoted ir thy st4�'r�awsa.1% r
Jab id le ASgrat laai Ibis year.
!Mimeo war aahr sire car R*
end turwa Me Welts w -
R. M aw, Predrwt, rasHegaa t!i
Tempi M.. Trent".
voNNIMINIM
EAST' STREET GARAGE
WE HAVE FOUND THE
RIGHT
WHISTLE
1
FOR FORD CARS AND CAN
SUPPLY AND FIT IT FOR
$6.50
If it doesn't suit you at the end
of 30 days we will refund the
purchase money.
Huron Gasoline Engine & Machinery Co.
GODEHICH, ONT. Pito,.. 243
1
Rex. Jaa wires aid Iia Wilson. or Prom -
to. are sees se • ase dew- this week with
ibeir Merle is tins vieMb- In • week ar
Hwy will keine on • two moot h.' trip. to the
West. intruding 10 lee rttebt tot he Coast_
Rex. A. L M. Ttbsaslma s sited st the bone
of his 1.15010. Mr. ser1iee George Troubles,
..
North start. ease ►Mersey. Mr. harrsa Y
orreries • sees. 101 gestorote.t Atab..t-
b�ser,e� ind bis Mby the 1asdos
Ambient-
=estsaedoss w a Aylrar grebe wrier cann-
abis Clara Marisa of I midoo. err in mews
law week rigger her sense. Walter R Harri-
New Mir Orman i. • graduate or Torsete
University sad of the Methodist flan -ler
Trotting School. Twerp She leave. Is the
mores d•few weeks for Enrich, :rwiti ,54.d,
toatteod the Werid. S..h y School censue-
stian. after teka y whice wee is ger to Japan w engage 1a
ifs teOswl.g visitors le Goderich were pas.
roam ea tis steamer. Greyhound : Mayer
Biwa aid MM. Hersh W. B. Parsons. Thee.
Naive..1 of W Chan. Hawkins;
assrw Nair air Ms. Nasser. an of Wisdom:
Mime Jena Ansaby their Mods Mr. and rionM tee Cornwaleml l.
or Detroit Miriade Mr. wed Mrs
J. T. ,HasilL Dr. Meter . Mies Hattie
Dos,gh. Mir Band.Yea Green.
ed
Mr. sMr.. David Rieb�td.on d MI: Ricb-
sad.re'. parents. and fler.j. Canis. all se De -
trek - Mas Millie Cate and' AMMrees. Mr.
and ]les. Benson Cox . Thelma.
and Rey. Mr. Walker. - Mrs
MMi jos. of Cleveland : 11. Ypsilanti.
PILES.
Tau all fi/raid la/mM1
A Nass is basis
Pik dope Waft au=
ans. Paremaramas. eha-
a
gia. As prefer orn
mos
as
ni-BuK
• •
MacEwan's
COAL
Best Scranton Hard
Coal -all sizes.
Cannel Coal for open
grates -the highest
quality of Coal that
can be bought for
the purpose.
Empire Dome s t i c
Lump Coal - most
satisfactory SoftCoal
for ranges,•box stoves
and fireplaces.
Standard Ch e s t n u t
and Furnace Coke.
All kinds of Hard -
`wood and Kindling..
Peter MacEwan Estate
Telephone rite
1
Singer Store
_
Dee of the Newest Novelties
in Neckwear, a linen colored
collar embroidered in Bulgarian
herder, now on exhibition.
There can eon he had *tamped
tae white apan jee s loth.
Everyone is admiring the
I 'whims embroidered with beans.
We have this design stamped to
be worked, sleet cushions and
centre* for the '•rad work and
darning.
A seer ebiprn. nt of (rope
Marquisette. l'rente•d Linen,
Pique. Punch -see k Linen and
Pillowcase Cotton. just in.
Rose* made of braid for l•usb-
ions and Centres in pretty
shades, now berm.
New Ort ?lee in St:.mped Wall( P.
to be embroidered in white or
mints.
A nee lot of Be tasty Pins, Her
Pine and Belt R .ekie.e. marked
very low for quirk selling. Also
• few sets of Com!v.
A new assortment 6f Jabot..
Rows end Rowe t.. chore.. tram..
We bane the wide ideated fril1-
ieg whieb is nerd en tench in eery
pretty styles.
A full line of all Sts.mped
Doody, Isdoding tlee inllowing :
itrarapet Night (low.., Baby
K irnoso Oasts. llosdm4r Cap*.
Lacing Pis Owahinne. Orwtre*.
Pitibw adorn. 111101411. eta.
The Stager Store
Rest- Sell Taispheee Ototral
$AN K Save Syst. matlally
Haphazard, occasional
saving seldom aocom-
plishes much. it's the
steady, persistent, regular depositing of so many
dollirs a week, or month, or season, in the Union
Bank of Canada, which makes one financially in-
dependent. The money accumulates all thb'mory
rapidly, too, because of the Interest which k
added every six months. Try it.
LJ. G. GiEDDES, Manager Goderich Branch.
r sl its (•w) 1
•a casual
se.
CANADiAN
NAC! r*C
h
• araOde
ares -there
i setting quite
so sweet to the ears of
bride as sterling silver.
Apart from the quality -which
is high berg, sad the chasteness
of the patterns -which can he seen
at a glance, it is important to know
that the prices are not extravagant.
One jewel, store is the best place in the
cora, to get suggestions for wedding presents.
We liars made a study of this "gift question." 11 Mout
bastoew so know_whu is suitable for various gift occasion&
U ' kI(Cl>�Nl15
Rath Tuesday, until October 1}t
Winnipeg and Return - • - igen
Ndsnritss sad Return - - - Koss
Other Pointe in proportion.
Return Limit, 'Iwo months.
HOMESEEEERS TRAIN leaves
Toronto each Tuesday, 2:00 p. in..
May. to August, inclusive. Best
Train to take.
Upper Lakes Navigation
Summon. leave Pon McNkodl, Yon
days. Ta.rtays, Wednesdays. Thum
dors and Asuman. ter Saari Ste.
Marie. Port Arthrr and Yort WtYlam.
The reamer Manitoba.' millet tree
Pert'McViooll on Wed madam will .all
at Owen Sound, Wvtng flat point 10.2)
Rm.
Steamship Express
• leaves Termite MIS r d e•
days m.kieg din* roaseetSoe w1tb
Steamers at Part. Merrell
s General Change of Time June tet
Psrtipatacn from J( r KIDD. Goe eek er
- lL G. MCRPHY. D.P.A_, C. P. Ry..
Qct pock es varied and so are the prices. Every taste .and
`every pocket book is tare to be suited. We have
merry inexpensive' bet dainty little ooe.I les bete
besides silverware which will maks excellent gifts.
This las Bantry store where yon can gel Just what
y.l are looking for at the price you want to pay.
Everything in oar ane line of silverware,
gripe, Jewelry, w•tebes, etc contains
sorbing but real, tangible values,
coupled wits up-to•date styles.
Prep in and ley se pleat 700
cboosing year wedding
gifts -tet as weir eq
you that Dere is •
Jewelr t store.
-worthy'
seer
trade.
1
J. S. DAVEY
Selling Agent f.,t
South Bend \Vat 1u..
Goderich. Ont 4.1 i.•.
E. R. WIGLE
Its of Nutiage Li.eoses
WIGLE'$ PHARMACY
Ooderich, Ontario
West Huron Farmers' Institute
.annual Excursion
TO THE MODEL FA12.1 Al'
Guelph
VIA CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY'
On Saturday, June 14
The annual Excursion under the auspices of
the •West Huron Farmers' Institute tri;;l !be of more
than usual interest and profit to all .. -; e . ' ' hem -
selves of this opportunity to visit .the' ! l:.1 rm
at Guelph on the cosh of June.
Spatial teems-hearemesee of Instar-• • '1 deiuon•tr.• •.• - by
the pns[ensss a abseils et the vane' es u. l..: tat nt• 1 .. •• I. se at
rasped toe
The ladies ef the Wolin -We 1mttit.11 an 1 t heir friends wit have
an opprtrtnnity ref witnessing the special work which will he pot on
at the McDonald Institute. The dottrel ic wiener end &wire depart -
ments will he en.anuaHy interesting on nernunt of tits (lemon -era -
eon.
emon- tra-
eon. and information given to all antere.:ed s'eiters 1n connection
with this excursion.
The special train leaning tieo&et reh ae 7:ai .and •torping at all
odaleona to Elmira, inclusive, will arrive a' Guelph at feel. the. al-
lowing plenty of time for sight-.eeiag in the city and at the \fndrl
Fares.
Rinner will he provided free of chase M ,.i1 who take in the
trip. ind will he served in tbe lunch pevtliun on IheiJollegegr..uid-.
There will he unpl.• time to sew the five a.se 71.11 the h••rti-
cultnraldepartnment.. tvn+roru and nt her places of 1..tere.. in .ufdi-
tMn to the lemnnstrations. rte.. wbirh ..f ron•.e will he held in the
buildings and grounds approprinte for the putlseer,
Thome preferring to remain over 144andav .,r 411 .k'• • 'de t e it.
can do en. returning by any register tram Monday. This applies to
all stati.asn west of Melrswght. isdustvr,
Let this neca.ioe he your anneal family reit,mg. Tek. the chil-
dren asst younger proper with yea: there will le plenty to interred -
then' that will be iostrateive algin.
The Following Is the Time Table, Rates, Etc.
From Time
Unclench
McGaw
Aohern
Bit b
W:Iton
Mr -Neagh'.
W. Wont ten
M.) vMna
Millh•nk
lenge-and Jet.
W a l lanai n n
Moira
Returning
through to Gn
73Iia. in.
7.111 a. se.
7.Ma.e.
7.111. se. lar• 3.
ALM . s. I.l• - e•
itIN. s 1 No :t:.
ital a. es. l dib Woe
N 43 a. ea. ON in .
tide a, Is. JM Mie
1.(A a. ts. .Ila Me
• IS a- as. -31 sir
eX.a-re. le ne
A rove Bta.4gb a std 1. aa.
ape, sal gain wile Imam t;t,elpb
lewieb.
Rate
Adult (loild
Slier stn•
1 55 es•
I ;ret 1:5
Limit
.1 en. Dish
M.•STItl AL t:t:Eigt
JCI4T UPP THE bbC1tUARE
0 (S. ❑
BUSKS SIERT ALL TRAINS
AND : PA sgNOER : BOATS
Ptusengere called for in
luny part of the town for
alt Iain. at G. T. R. or
o1). R. depots. Prompt
le -mice and rereful alien-
Don't Forget the Date, June 14
Joseph A. Mallough, Wm. Bailie.
President Secretary
(sir Cleary and Hack
service will be found up-
tm.date in every respect.
Your patronage solicited -
T. SWARTS
Phone l Montreal Street
THE
NEW STORE
f U� WEnT tiTIIR$T
FEJT PO`4TOF•FIi E
We hair added
Fishing Tackle
to our stock of Wall P.•per.
Paints, Oil,. Varnisbr. Awl
Tut ',entities, Your pat:onag.e
solicited.
ED. LYNN
month in Europe
HERF. is an eppensiity to sec
anme of the famous places of
the 01d World at a mode..
outlay. A health -bringing trip asst
a liberal education eomhiie•&. Yoe
t.ke the "Royal Edward" at
Montreal on flay 1 c for Rr:.tot.
Than. Cook k tam will take cltaage
of the party at Bristol and will Nag
ibrrr hark to that loins,.
Rovers' Travel tib Tour
Visit iD Loodtwt the ascirst Tower,
tie Abbey. H,•u.es std Parianiese,
messes e. aid Lost. made trines by
Illlllttne sod Thackmv. Paris with
her col* gad gay IrWMvav,:- rad
holisgs rednkwt of Frrce'• writ
fat pet. Tfte Beach at Classes..:. anis-
eels aid ite an galleries,. (.beets •std
it. Brent 1911 W omit',
Asesseei s aid its creek and bridge..
Astern", ne Haggle and thr Isle d
Marina. Queen altMcYrd,
Mesa wirer see ow .ar ono M eras elm
lir epee is d
Per 10 tidier r.. sad t.r.i.a
Waldo doh ars area • ■ G