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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTA RIO
District News
OODERIGH TOWNSHIP
MOsOAY, July 4th.
Ed. F.Iholt, of Napenee, Indians, is
visitingbin brother. Geo. H. Elliott.
c[ the yfield road. Mr. Elliott bas
just returned from Purcupiue, where
he has been for some time.
Tu. LATH NW +. JOHN CowAN.—The
tat. Mrs. Oowa't, whose death i
obrunicled st Eagle Grove, lows. wa4
ooe of the piunerr residents of th
Hayfield road. The deateaeed's maiden
name was Mary Ann Baskerville and
she wan hoe° in Ireland in 11111, When
*hews' six years of age her parents
came to Kingston and later moved to
a farsu near Beverley, where sbe grew
to womanhood. In the year 1152 she
was married at Hamilton to John
Cowan. Tbey .,tiled on s farm near
Qodericb, where tbey lived until 1t1B1,
when they went to Iowa to reside. A
family of four sons and two daughters
survive.
DEATH or MRs. HUDIR.—After an
illness extending over several months
Mrs. John Hudie departed this life on
Saturday, July 5th. The deceased
was a highly respected resident of the
community in which she lived and her
demise is deeply regretted. = Her
loss is mourned by her husband and
three sans : Fred, Thomas and Alfred.
The funeral look place on Monday
afternoon to Bayfield cetneterv. Rev.
C. Langfoid. incumbent of Middleton's
church, conducted the service`at the
house. and at the graveside was as-
sisted by Rev. H. J. Condell and Rev.
W. Hittite. Mr's. Hudle was fifty-five
veers of age. -----
IRISH
IRISH GUARDS BAND.
Most Popular of All the British Bands
That Have Visited Canada.
The band of the 1. isb Guards, who
feature the music at the Canadian
.National Exhibition this year, need no
introduction to t:anadien music (overs.
They wet.. brought over to the Cana-
dian NAti,nil Exhibition in 1905 and
so en'busia.ticnlly veer. they received
tbat it was decided to tour tbetu from
the Atlantic to the Pacific. The tour
was carried out and its succem marked
the Irish Guards as the most popular
of the splendid' B`itish military bands
that have visited Canada.
Visitors to the Exhibition that year
will still remember the selection from
Ii Trovatore and the cornet solo that
came floating in from a distant part 'of
the grounds. The tame soloist. Ser-
geant Hunt, is still with the baud.
Then you'll remember "Baby Sweet-
FearL The whole country was
whistling and humming it.
COLBORNE.
CARLOW, July Sth.
COCNC'IL Moemeto.--Colborne town-
ship co well tett in the township hall.
Members all present. Minutes of last
regular and ape ial rneetinge read and
on motion of McLarty and Young
were adopted. The following acre unts
were passed and ordered to he paid :
MacEwen Estate, plank for bridge at
McManus, 95.00; Jeinee Adam., work
in cemetery, 929 ; Ed. Horsey, draw-
ing tile. two culverts and fencing,'$Si-
10; Bisset Bros., sixty rods wire fence
and staples, $15.10; Allen Becbaoan,
seventy-four loads gravel, 97.40 ; W.
W. Fisher, forty-six loads gravel. $4.-
60; Goderich Limber 0o., lumber for
culverts, *RUG; Albert Good. 'ravel-
ling on division line, 9101.03; H. S.
Fisher, inspecting and fixing culvert.
95.35; Albert Good, drawing tile from
cheese factory rScbwan's, 91.85; W.
Vanstone, inspecting and putting in
culvert, 95.23; Perry Stewart, gravel-
ling Lake road, 12.15; Alex. Horton,
inspecting. 93.50 ; Oliver Breen, sixty-
three loads'nf gravel, $6.30, putting in
culvert, $0.50, 912.80: Abner Morris,
teats on g.-ader 954.37. going atter
grader. $3.10, 957.37; Joseph Thomp-
son, tearu on grade*. and gravelling at
Hogie'n. $'i0y,4•t: Wm. Watson, team
on grader. $1:.IU; R. Ryan. balance
on culvert on notth bourdary, 91.00;
David Bogie, inspecting. 11.00; A.
Johnston, repairing culvert. 91 00: W.
J. Allen, 2t3 losds of gravel, >I2E.30;
Wm. Cullison, gravelling, 910.20;
%Vm. Millian, grading between Ithand
5r h concessions, 91.1; E. Shaw. clean-
ing gravel pit, 33.01; Richard Carney,
teats on grader, $22 50: John Barker,
operating grader flftten days, $31J.(s.
fixing culvert $2.00: Awerioao Rued
Machine Co., grinding grader clsde,
91.50; James Jones, inspecting and
brace posts, IMOD: Albttt Mugford,
gravelling at Hart's stud putting in two
culverts, 927.50; LVm. McWhinney,
putting in steel culvert at Snydet'e,
2,
$.110': Levi Snyder, inspectine, 91 -
50 ; G. F. Shepley, law costs re muni-
cipal telephone system. $177 Ott.
Moved hy Hetherington and Clutton
that J. McLArty let a job of g' avelling
on Foster's hill, &Lout 91200 to he let
on July 22 t.1 7 p. m. Mow. d by M'•-
l.any rind Young that there he About
$12.00 .-a t-nded on concession 12
opposite R. Bogide, to tw let on July
20 at 7 p. in. Proposed by McLarty
and Hetherington that A bylaw i.e
peered sPpi,inLILg V. M 'Leh •rte town-
ship engineer, under the Ditches and
WVitercouree. Act. Bylaw read flr•J.
second end third time and passed.
Proposed hy Young and McLarty that
the council Bend a deputation to West
Wawanneh council to pre.ent petition
from twelve land owner* of West Wee
wano.b township praying to be allowed
to have Connection with the Colborne
municipal telephone system. McLarty.
Young and Hetherington were ep-
p ,inted a deputation to in' erview the
`Vest Wawannsh council ret. its next
meeting. Moved by frlutLon and Mc-
Larty that the clerk he appointed
weed inspector. Connell adjourned to
meet on August 12th at 1 p. no R.
Mc I too w1s, Olerk.
MiSHAP AT BiG MILL
--
Causes Partial Sospeosion of Work,
Probably fee Serval Weeks.
A serious breakdown neertned in
the engine ,nom of the Western
(Jartad• Flour Mil!. Co. nn Toarday
evening just • few minutes after R
o'clock. One of tb, driving rods
worked loose in anme way, smashing
orae of the laarrgge� eylindera Hew
Geer in all di foe • few unth-
aws. but, Inetwwat.fy no one was
iejered. The aoeident is • regrettable
MAO, se It will wane the enep eriall o
of work for • large nieh.r of the
staff until the rspailw ore made. It is
expected, bnweve.. tam mill will b•
roasting full Meet within a month's
t hue.
eiLYTH.
TUESDAY, July lath.
Wtuoiso -- Wedding belle were
ringing in Blyth ea WeJrseeday, when
Mies Maruir Steinhoff was united in
marriage to W. Jobustoa by Rev. W.
0. Turoer. The happy couple will
n,A►e their home io Manitoba, where
the groom is located as station agent.
Tile Tel -taste - The 12'b of July
w.is very quiet here. The Orangemen
left 011 the 7 o'clock train for Hensen,
there tieing type ticket. .old for that
point. Tbey report having • most
enjoyable time. It rained in the
morning but the afternoon came out
bright. A few also toot in the cele-
bration at Guelph.
A JULY FROST.—The worth sr this
snmmer has been verychangeable.
Whenever • rain woud come there
would be sure to be a cold spell follow-
ing, and the last rain was no except too,
as Sunday night. there was quite a
heavy treat. Wbetber any damage
was done we have not heard. but the
grain is very soft and liable to be
injured.
$:.TRANCE RttSULTH.—The results of
the high echool entrancsexeminations
in Emit Huron (including Blyth) are
published in other columns of this
issue of The Signal. Of the candidates
who wrote at Blyth the following took
the highest marks in the various sub-
jects : Reading—Mary M.:Murchie.
Writing — Violet Buchanan. Elsie
Fawcett and lona Stothets (equal).
Spelling—Sara Milne and Roy Toll
(equal). Literature — Mary McMur-
chtn. Arithmetic—Mary McMurchie.
Sara Milne and Iona Stothers (MO_ per
cent, each). Grain mar —itoy Toll.
Geography—Mary McMurchie. Com-
position—Iona Stothere.
SUCCESSFUL AT GODER1C11. — The
rink of bowlers who attended the
tournament at Goderich last week.
roneieting of Dr. McTaggart, G. E.
M•.Taggart, A. W. Robinson and R.
H. Thoma.. did very well. Their
Pint game they lost to J. Doyle's rink
of Goderich. Atter that they went
into the association match and won
all their games by a close margin
against such worthy opponents as J.
Stevenson, of Clinton, C. Mecdonell,
of Hensall, D. C. Roes, of Brussels, and
Dr. Macklin end F. Davis, of Goderich.
Their prizes were four beautiful carv-
ing sets, of which they are very proud.
No doubt they would have got farther
up in the trophy match only that the
green they played c u fir -'t was very
rough and being used to a smooth
green at home it bothered them for
some time to get on to the draws.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.—Andy
Sloan, who has been seriously ill for
some time with a severe attack of
appendicitis', is able to sit up now and
no doubt will go right ahead to im-
prove M•.. Proctor and daughter
Mit., Liu, of Toronto, are at present
visiting with their numerous friends
here. Tltey are thinking of leaving
Toronto and joining t he throng in the
%Vest The council is having some
trouble with the Blyth Flax Mill Co.,
who have not tuade their first pay-
ment of 9500.00 dun the town in May.
The. company had a bad season for
their first year, but possibly if they
land a ebanee theymight do better this
year ..Miss ythe Gidley spent
the week -end with friends du London.
Mrs. D. Somerand child spent
a few days of the past week with rela-
tives herr . .The Blyth Agricul-
tural Society is putting forth greater
efforts than ever to make lbw felt thin
year • grand success. The prise lists
are being revised and will be printed
shortly ....Mrs. Snell, of Kioburn,
visited with Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Sloan
the past week... . Misers O'Connor.
who left for the West a short time
ago, returned to Blyth het week, pre-
ferring Oates io to tbe West Gor-
don Moot -e. who is assistant at the G.
T. It., is sp •,ding' a .Yu le of weeks
holidays at Guelph and Porcupine,
visiting with bis father at the latter
place .... Mr. and Mts. J. Cowan are
at present spending a month with rela-
tives at Blyth and Golerich, after
which tbey will teturn tort their home
in Dakota. wl.ere Mr. Cowan bas a
gavel no.itirm .. Mr. and Mrs. W.
Y. Bendy. from Alberta. are visiting
with relatives here Leon Scott,
of the Dominion Bank staff, Montteal,
who has been spending a couple of
waste' holidays with his friends here,
returned to duty on Saturday ...
Mate'MrKenaie, of Galt, is visiting
with relatives here at present .. .
Mies Small. of Oshawa, is the guest of
relative, het, Dodds McGowan,
who bee been relieving at Trslee sta-
tion on the C. 1'. R., returned to his
duties at the station here this week....
C. Dexter, who hada narrow eseepein
tbe gravel pit last week. being covered
over twice before they got him out,
t nok a few days holidays, hut resumed
his duties •pain on Monday.
BENMILLER SKETCHES.
BEteMILLgR, July 16.
The picturesque village at Hen -
miller seems to be the Mecca for
tourists, and just now when automo-
biles are almost as plentiful as wheel-
t.atrow•s they come in daily non)
O odericb, Clinton and other plieen,
filled with happy parties of picnickers
and sightseers. One day this week
two large autos appenred at the
woollen mills and two availing ladies
walked in to ask the proprietor, Mr.
Jesse Gledhill, it he would allow them
to Snake use of the little park attached
to the factory for their picnic. Ruch
a request could not he refused. for the
old woollen miller is one of (be kindest
of mei and is always pleased to see
visitors enjoy Themselves here. Ac-
cordingly, the party made th.trsselves
at home end one of tbeir first acts was
to send one of the autnmohilea poet-
!, e to Goderich to bring up
s• her load of pirniekers. Then
spread Weir tablecloth, ;Arnie
I .ion, on the closely mown grass
s .r the fountain, and writes all was
reedit they invited tet kind old
woollen man to perteke with them of
the refreshweets pi -needed.
were • strictly lamp.rence 4:271:3
ne stro•ger drink than lens
served. Momtn
. 0f the young
party could sot resist the (eepts(ioe
For • dip in the enol •sed Deasy
waters of the mtY-dem, and wama It
was tame to (save for hem. IIr8 o+
prated to have enjoyed their visit to
the vil!a„ a and promised 10 Cora, back
agaiu.
The Vs. tassel.
And whit do ,you tbiak? Jest
fcess t.. .. 1Vb utbiogebort of the
act that the villa ..1 Beemllsc is
...tau to be ligbtr. with eiectrieby.
Jets Gledhill, the man et that w'uolllse
factory. Incrpu•cha.rd • dynamo far
See in air mill, and it is very probable
that the cu,reot will be carried
theougb t►e vt11,ge to the store and
church end bowels Verily. verily,
things du wove. t,Vbu would have
th.•ught thst we.h..uld in tbis dist of
feru•-e 11)13 have arrived •t this Nate
of things? If it were pusvible for old
Benjamin Miller, the founder of the
village. to come beck after his long
sheep of fifty year", remembering when
there was nothing here but blackened
stumps and lowering maples, we can
only guess what he would say when
he saw this the ausall atreeu, of
Shitpe'r Creek was running the wool-
len mill and lighi iog the village. Per-
haps he would enter his old hostelry
mud ask for a dram of the good liquid
that was Auld then, to fine out if be
was dreaming or nor.
LOYAL.
WEDNESDAY. July 1&b.
LOYAL Lst:.SLS.-Hisses liege and
Gertrude Young ate .pending their
vacation at the:house of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Young .. Miss
Townsend is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
John Young ... We coogratuleta
Mos Mice Clark on her euccras at the
,.•remit entrance examination . ..
Henry Green is at prevent staying with
his brother, Andrtw. He has nicely re-
cuveird from his attack of pneumonia..
.. Mr. and Mrs. Allin, of Wingham,
visited with Mrs. James Otark this
week Mr. Ashton's horn has been
soccer.fully raised, William Mc-
\i'binney, the veteran framer, having
the contract The fernier" are
busy baying. The crop in this part is
very light.
KINTAIL
TL'asnAY, July 15th.
Hay-.uaking and raspberry -picking
are the older of the day.
Mrs. Rss, of Sault Ste. Marie, ac-
companied by Master Albert Smith, is
viriung at her old home on the L.ke
Shore.
Chas. McGregor leaver this week tor
an extended trip throngh the North-
west.
orth-
We.t.
Mrs. Thos. Telford. of Sault Ste.
Marie, is visiting at tbe booze of her
sister, Mrs. Murdoch MacKenzie.,.
The many friends of Miss Olive Mac-
Murcby are pleased to hear of her suc-
cess In passing her Normal School
exams. 0oogratulat Cora!
A number Prow this vicinity at-
tended the Orangemen's celebration
iu Ltnckn,.w.
Rev. Mr. McLeao, of Ripley, con-
ducted the services et Ashtleld Prea-
byteiian church on Sunday last, in
the atr,ence et the pastor. Rev. J. S.
Haru.e.
St. HELENS.
TusteDAY, July 15th.
PERSONAL MENTION.—Miss W. D.
Rutherford, of &lmouton, and Miss
Annie Clark, ot Saskatoon, are spend-
ing their vacation at their homes
Lyre John Miser, of the Bank u(
Commerce, Windsor, is spending bis
holidays here Misr Muriel dell,
of Toronto, is visiting her auut, Mr..
R. K. Miller.... Rev. r. and Mrs. Claw
,tad family, of Fergus, are occupying
tLe manse for a few weeks Mire
Myrtle Webster returned last Wed-
needay after a month's' visit in Tor-
onto .... Mias Margaret Webb is
•,siting trieods in Guelph . Rev.
WillTaylut, of Westfield, will occupy
the pulpit at Cavin cbuich ou Sunday
next.. ...Ret. Chas. Rutherford, of
Pius. River, and Miss Teua Rutbet-
foi d, of Ktnlougb,called un ti ieude here
last week Jas. Hyde visited his
mother at Cargill on Suuday Mr.
and Mrs. Hawilt.ou and -tinnily re-
twned to Toronto on Friday atter
speudiug two weeks at the huwe of
Mos. Ja . Ramage. Uuneld Mc-
Donald is working in Wiughaw this
week .... Mrs. Jas. Aitchison and
Aiiss Gerrie ate huwe /diet visiting
Uieudr in Durham Mts. McAl-
lister, of WIngham, visited bre
mother, Mae. Curs. Durnin, last
week.
Tbe funeral of the late Isaac Mc-
Rubetts, who died in Putt Arthur.
look place from the huwe of hie
father, Thus_ McRoberts, on 'Sunday.
AUBURN.
THURSDAY, July 17th.
Miss Ida Currie, of li.,derich, iso
iug at O. E. Eiratt's.
Robert. Stalker's traction ditcher
:.rrived last week and hes cuwmeocetl
wink at 'Iter. S;undy'e. It is a
pow. rful machine and will be a greet
help to the fartuers in draiuiug their
fount..
The Loyal Orange Lailge celebrated
the Twelfth at Guelph. going on the
special C. P. R. train.
IIPATH OF F.L(A,i HAt.t..—We are
sorry to have to report the death
of Elias Ball in Toronto hospital
after an operation on Wednesday for
go.tre. He had been in a critical
r. edition for over a year. Medicine
having done all it could an operation
e as decided ..n as the last hope of sar-
ir.g GM life. He leaves to mourn his
(troth his wife and eon, Gordon, al -i.
Mothers and sisters. The syrupathy
of this community is extend. d to the
leo raved io tbeir sorrow.
Howson & Lawson have finished
their cut of legs for ibis reason and
will 'tat t to tie their stock of bobbin
KSi Down.. of Toronto, is visiting
his uncle, Jos. Lewsoo.
Mr. Hamilton has retie rod to his
duties in the hank after spending his
bnl:day at his home at Listowel.
G. Vt ickens was visiting in our
ri!lsge this week.
EAST WAWANObH.
MONDAY. July 14th.
L)EATw OP, Man iottE MENzlme
Death came tame ..sddenly to Mrs. Jobs
Mensies. of this township, early no
ftatuiday morning. July lith. The de-
e.sled had nein •,.icing et the home
of her daughter. Mr". Robt. McGee
sod .ppeswotl was In her ,areal
health. On Friday evasion she ss -
dated to milk the eosin sod while at
asserie771ee:*-
mitations
of Dedd's Mdse., Ms me
&glee. The bes is hokated,
tis'eekidde suedes and shape et the
pis ave hdlt'-d and the /star--DoM1r
Mau" Ma is iwtated tekali a ave
daegw ems The engirt le sate. Dstl's
IOdaq FM have a repusllea leaks -
tees have WIes or they weetda't imitate.
Se they tswds on the reputation et Dodd'.
ICAthery Ma Do sot be deceived. There
ie eely emu DODD'S. Dodd', b Oe
erijiaal Dedd's is the same to be ease
fel slam—
KIDNEY
PILLS
the barn was suddenly stricken, death
tullowin1 ,ally un Saturday morning.
Mee. henries' maiden name was Mary
Elisabeth Powell. She was born near
Varna, in the township of Stanley,
where elle lived until her marriage
over forty -tour year, ago. Since shit
time Mr. and Mrs. Meusies were highly
respected residents of East Wawanosh.
Besides her husband, two sous and
one daughter are left to mourn her
lose': John A. and James Menai. a and
Mee. Robert McGee, all residing in
East Wawaoosb. Three brothere and
two sisters also survive: George
Powell, of Blyth ; Thos. A. Powell.
of Swift ('urreut. Sask.: Wm.
Powell, of Seattle; M. s. Jas, Switzer.
of Hayfield, and Mrs. John Cochrane,
of East Wawa nosh.
NO MORE
DANDRUFF OR
FALLING HAIR
Parisian Sage Is Your
Friend. Use it and All
Hair and Scalp Troubles
Quickly Go.
No poieonoua sugar ot lead—no cul
phur—no dye in Parisian Sage.
The cleanest, daintiest, moat refresh-
ing and delightful hair tonic in the
world is Parisian Sage. If you do
not use it you are daily missing •
glorious treat. It is simply splendid'
for men, women end children. It is'
soli at drug and toilet goods counters
for only 50 cents a large bottle. Ask
fur Parisian Sage for your own pro-
tection. The girl with the auburn hair
is on every carton and bottle.
Parisian Sage drives out all dan-
druff and stops hair frotn falling in
two weeks. It stops itching scalp in
twelve hours.
It ie a heir eipourisber and promptly
puts lift, Insole and beauty into dull,
faded and ill -looking hair.
Hugh I). McKinnon, of Brantford,
Ont., writes: —"I consider Parisian
Sage the nest preparation for the core
of dandruff, falling hair and itching
scalp that l have ever used. It is an
ex:ellent hair tonic and dressing and I
shall always be pleased to highly re-.
commend Parisian Sage."
E. R. Wigsk guarantees it.
LANES.
SATVRDAY, July 12th.
THE Crow:r.—The occasional show-
era of the past couple of weeks base
added very much to the appearance of
the country. dome para in this local-
ity are looking fair. The garden* are
growing nicely, vet their harvest will
be late. The i. d cr.'ps are looking
healthy and strong. The hay cutting
isltn full swing at pre,ent. Molt of
the bay- it light, vet some fields are
yielding well enmade;ing the lateness
of the shower.,
HAPPEN INOie,—The Twelfth was
web Co L-I,rated in Lucknow today.
The Stir, oundingcoon icy was web rep-
resented. Miss Maud Cunningham
and John Ha, t, of Arthur, were
guests of Mre. G. W. Lane for a couple
of days :his week ..... Gilbert Vint
tine me le a [narked improvement by
the eieergement of his barn
Rev. 111 r Craw, of Fergus. preached in
the Pie hyterisn church here on Sun-
day. We were all glad to see him
again and heat him expound the truth
in his very t.Me manner. We hope to
hear him ninny times again.
How's This ?
We offer Gk.e Haedred Dollar. Ise wird for
say messy( • sten* that cannot be cored by
Halls Catarrh Core.
F..1 CHNEY & CO., Toledo. n.
We the nnneedased bare knows R. J.
Cheney for thank ahem yeaea, sod believe
him perfe:Uy Lie In all bu.inow itemise -
nowt and fine able to carry out any ob-
lIrat ioni made by Ste arm
WAI.or*n, Kivaa, k Mantis.
aa
tt helele Draaa7ata. Toledo, (1.
Halle t.atarrh Cure fa taken Interne/1y. set
loll directly npoe the blood and mseow nor
faces or the ',velem Tw.Umonlais snot tree.
Pries Tan per bottle. Soto by alt dru&Htats.
Take Hall'. Featly Pills for renetipation.
BAYFiE LD.
WEnNgRDAY, July 16tb.
John Laird sod Mee. Laird, of Hart-
ford. Conn., were gneeta last week of
relatives in tate village and on the
Bronson line.
WEDDING. —The marriage took place
on Tneeday, the 8th inst.. of one of
Hayfield's molt popular young ladies,
in the person of Mies Flossie Stao-
bury. The groom was Rola. Stelck,
tnrwerly of Hay tnwn.bip, veto, for
the past eight years, has made his home,
sod incidenomlly his fortune, in the
oily of Edmonton, Alta. The (ere-
saony, which hook place at the home
of the bride's mother. was performed
by t►* tele at tie bride. Rev. J. 0.
Stewart, of L.endoe, sedated by Rev.
A. Macfarlane. M. • , B. D.. qf RR
Andrew s church. Reynold. The leave.
in was beautifully demented
w evergi ag and white spires Cad
the wedding party stood sander an
•i obwey s lis rases. The - het&
• meete
r -
L
'his is the
'Glue of all times
to het your tum,
mer Cotorts or
necel arIe. &t
! the Qoet.
Don't miss
the daily Bar-
gain , opportun-
ities.
The prices
have shrunk up
a lot on sum-
mer goods.
TME COLBORNE STOR
Voiles
m dMors
and dark q $nes,ew Voila% e
got them to at= Reg-
ular prloes 3k, 40c and Sie—
nese small patterns a n d
narrow stripes.
Sweater Coats
-
A good shipment just in
direct from the ,maker., and
prices will be found right.
Lace Collars
Lace Collars and Laos Seta
just got here, and the otiose
are exceedingly low. Prices
2130 to $1.713—white,eream
and Paz-i.—extra saltie.
Embroideries
Very tine Swims make
Flouncing', 15 to ri inches
wide, and prices from 1 So to
70e.
Forty - five - inch Skittiogs
from Ode to I112.75 • yard.
Some of them hand.machine
made.
Dimity
Black and white stripes and
small sprig patterns. Extra
value at 20o.
Corsets
Com hare for your warns
wreathe, Comma Aide for
Na 217 D. i • —great value
at *1.1 i.
Hosiery
Never in so good shape to
sell warm weather hose as we
are now. Don't forget our 2
for 25c staking. Our last
big purchase of them is better
than what we usually offer at
9 for 15c, In bleak, 84, 9, 9i, in.
Our last buy of white ose
gave us extra value. Plain
and ribbed tan hose in ladies'
sod missed sines, 15c and 25c.
`silk how, tan and black. Mk to
91.00. Come here for your
stockings.
Samples
About 100 travellers' under-
wear samples at leve than
makers' prices. They are as
Heim and perfect as when
they first naw the road, and
then yeti can buy them so
cheap that it is good business
to get some of them.
BARGAIN DAYS
Saturday and Monday
July the 19th and 21st
ft
will be two monster Bargain Days at this store
Nearly everything in the store will be on sale on these two days.
Specially deep cuts made in Ginghams, Dress Muslins, Delaines,
stripe Piques and Vestings. All 124 and 15 cent Ginehams lac ;
15 cent Delaines tic ; Stripe Piques zoc for 16c. White Vesting
about makers' prices.
Cotton Suitings and Summer Dress Materials will be offered re-
gardless of Lost and nearly everything else at some reduction.
Dress Goods will have a large place in this sale. You will find
some offered at about half-price, some one-third and some one-
quarter off.
These two days will be old-time record Bargain Days. Bargains
for everyone and no mistake. Come in the forenoon if you can and
avoid the afternoon rush.
Goderich
BIG CUTS IN RUGS.
Remember the days, Saturday and Monday next.
J. H. COLBORNE
Ontario.
looked eh it .m,ing in ,4 g)orn td into
satin and shsduw 1 ie, is tiff, the
bridesmaid. Mi.A F'',. etw'e florets. of
Toronto, roman sal 1 ate 1 i$M, web
attired in a pink I onl.red ,ilk voile
with hat to match. The goo lin wee
attended by his trotter. A. Holes, of
Hilly Green. Uurirg ,he signing of
the ,egisier, the solo "Because- was
beautifully rendered by Meter Douglas
S'nnbut y, of Toronto, after which ail
repaired to the dining -room, where a
dainty luncheon was served and differ-
ent toasts were drunk and re•pendcd
to. The bride's going -away costume was
a ratine suit, tan coat, hat with Bul-
garian trimming, Nue feather and veil.
Tbe young couple left by auto, amid a
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shower ref confetti e...1 eo
and took tis•• et't:n at t lir L n for Tor-
onto son p east 'f,,e pi porno,
were numerous end Is antiful and in-
cluded a losely wabntnny trav with
silver railing, hand -painted thins, sil-
ver candlesticks, rut glees howl, linen,
silverware for the table and many
otbet• useful and handsome gifts.
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COAL
Haviogpurchased the busi-
nees formerly conducted by
F. Barlow Holmes, we pur-
pose dealing in
Coal, Wood
Lime, Cemelkt
Fire Brick, Ete.
We will handle tMeranton
and Lebigh Valley Coad, two
lines which are recognised as
the hest. We wish to giv,
the people of Godersch and
yieiolty the best 'emir* pose
Wilts, and shall !.e glad t
Wilts,
hear feats tw of Mr. Holmes'
customises end any others
who wish anything in oar
lines.
AU pun's left with Jae.
t a.WW,, est stent, promptly
attended fa.
licDona iefiledhil
'Phone No. 75
Yards .t Q. T. 13., Nelms Intrust
COME IN AND
TAKE A LOOK
et scree of our ideas for an ideal bat b-
room. Wouldn't yon 111. yours na-
te-date. artistic, clean and etas)' to
keep cleen?
Our tlodern Plumbing
work Insures sanitation. cleanliness.
•ow►fort and eonvvnienee.
A.k for oar estimate, and see how
reasonable oar °bargee are.
FRED HUNT,
AanYkma mreek Yu 1d