HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1915-6-10, Page 4l 11111m*T, inert 10, 1911
My
Summer
Togs
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Are my clothes keep-
ing'time with my
:pulse?
Have they the warmer
weather feel ? I)o they make
me tingle with the joy of
living or do I feel:like the
polar hear in:the tropics?
Those are the questions
man is putting to himself
(mentally 1 when he sees "Old
'Sol" getting in his fine work.
Put them to yourself
and then step in and see
how well we have antici-
pated your thoughts in
Hats
Collars
Cravats
and the most important of all,
Suits
W. C. Pridham
SOLE AGENT
Society Brand Clothes, King
Hats, Headlight Overalls
PORT ALBERT.
%V DifieDA Y, June to.
On Wednesday evening. June 23rd
theladies of St. Andrew's Presbyterian
church will hold their annual town
social on the church grounds. The
:tied Regiment hand, of tioderich, will
supply the program, so a real good
time may he expected. Supper served
from 0 to x o'clock.
The member. of the Church of Eng-
land will hold their1fnnual bun so^ial
on ll'ednesday turning Jul -
The usual high class y tLh.
given. Further program rs ogram will be
pounced later.;particulrwill be ao•
BLYTH.
TtutsDA Y, June'(.
BAND RiOwANIZED.—A number of
1 the citizens met to Mr. N. A. Taylor's
restaurant on Tbureday evening last
for the purpose of organizing the
Bluth brass band. The following
officers were appointed . President
Rev. T. if. Farr : secretary, Mr. J. N.
Hamilton ; treasurer, Dr. McTaggart
executive committee, Renes Milne, Dr.
McTaggart N. A. Taylor, E. E. Robin -
eon, Y. H. Gidley and J. B. Tierney.
A number of instruments have been
purcbaied and it will not be long before
the band will he in good shape. The
committee interviewed the council on
blonder night to try to get Unsocial
aid, but oo account of the p
for a heavy tax rate. the fru 9I ,
not feel disposed to awe mroW
unless the tatepsy unarmed It
(iaNattAL Nirrita.—Messrs. J. Car-
ter. F. Bunton. H. Horsey, J.
Stothers, J. Bwigb. A. Rainton and
John Potter attended the annual meet-
ing of the Conservatives of North
Huron Jeld at Wingbam on Tuesday.
The old play, "Uncle Torre'•
Cabin," was presented in Indus
Hall on Tuesday night to. ell.
encs Mr. W. Moon cad Rev. T
H. Farr and family autoed to Durham
on Tuesday A number of *utile have
hien hnu461 the past week.. Messrs.
Chas. Perrone, E. bleaderw.n and E.
Taylor purchased Ford autos tom the
local agent, Mr. Nae Brown. Mr. E.
Taylor sold Lie last yeaa's Ford to Mr.
('bas. Fraser. %Mr. Stan. Chellew sold
his Roo car to Mr. H. litmus. and
bought a tine new car The sacra -
1 meat of the Lord's Supper was dos
penned i. St. Anarew church ou
Sunday morning and on lhutsJay
evening Her. Mr. Harper, of Clinton.
preached the preparatory sermon
Mr. P. McTaggart, of Exeter, spent •
i few days of the past week with his
loons here and on Sunday he returned
borne in hie son's ear The heavy
rain that fell on 11ond•v would do a
great deal of good, as the crops were
I•orely in need of moisture. The
trouble is that after every rain cold
weather comes and generally frost,
and it has again turned cold after
this last storin Mise Bisset spent
the week -end at her home at Goderich.
DUNGANNON.
IV awlteDA i, .lune 9.
A load of young people from here
attended the Crewe garden party on
Wednesday evening. All report a
good time.
Our baseball players are getting well
in harness, and with • little practice
will soon be able to compete tor a
championship.
Thos. Elliott, who secured the con-
tract last fill to deliver mail on R. R.
So. 1, on Monday of this week began
his official rounds.
The tennis grounds are nob' ready,
and the paraphernalia is well on the
w.ay. This will no doubt be good news
to the anxious ones, who are patiently
awaiting the mustering call.
A very enjoyable evening was spent
on the beach at Port Albert, on Fri-
day Inst, by s load of young people
from Dungannon and St. Augustine
The weather being id•a1, and the re-
freshments just to taste. it is unneces-
1'HE 87GNAL QODERICH : ONTARIO
hournaflsm..
V [Irk Acid is the blood
Unhealthy k.dne)s ere the
cauls of the acid bring
there. Nuts kidaeys acted
as they reoald dory would
strait' toe L'nc Acid out
el the •rrem and rheuma-
tism wouldnt occur. Rheu-
seatum is • Krl•ey
ease. Dodd • Kidney pills
haye made a great part of
their reputation cuong
Ramausuern. Se get at
the assort of those kihrhd
shosM.g bales and BI
aching Io,nts. There is
but one sure way—
Dodd's
Kidney
pills
Lary to say that the evening was well
spent.
The funeral of Mr.. Edward Jones,
near Auburn, tybok plan here on Mon_
y of this week. Mr. Thos. Mcltob
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era, of West Wawanosh, aged right
two years, also was buried in Dungan
non cewetery on Wednesday after
noon. Both funerals were largely at
tended
1'RnrurNAL.—Rev. H. H. Williams i
in London this week .. Rev. 0.
Gomm supplied in Knox church,
tioderich, last Sunda% evening. .
Mr. J. 1t McNab is on • business trip
toTorooto this week .Mesar.. Mc-.
Faslane, Allen and Walkom made a
business trip to Goderich on Wednes-
day Mesar. Bert end Roht. Tre-
leaven attended the funeral of their
brother Thomas, of Lucknow, on
Tuesday last Al�Ijah Reed has
moved from his old home, and is now
oee•rpying P. Heoaiger's tease
Mir ('tars Sproul is visiting friends at
(hods ich I his week ... Mrs. Ed-
wards. of We.'field, is the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. Rohert Moore
Mrs. R. McKenzie. who has been for
some time wits ber mother, who is at
present very ill, returned home on
Tuesday Mrs. Turner, who has
been home for the past month visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. %Vhy•rd,
left on 'iVedaeeday f.,r her home at
Jersey City.
up, but the ha crop to all wear ore'
win be very ha/
Mr. VY A. Has•
of
Mr. and Mrs. John DifarkMy visited, •
at their daug4bter, Mrs. Albert Camp.
bell's Mr. R. R. Redmond lin- i •
his first .trop of alfalt •
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Haan, Lucknow, is visiting bis
dwg8tes's, Mrs. Wnliam CamphsY... •
iebed cuttingRoby.
• sJwtodnt Sunday at d vsister's Mire. Q.
Robinson's Mr. Robert Chamswy
purchased a new driver lately,
HOLMESV ILLE .
WatininDAY, June 9.
Mir E. Miller visited friends 1.
Goderteb over Sunday.
Mrs. N. Trswartb• visited bet;,4at�
eats at (3dttttic6 this week. ee •
Mr. .and d[rs Co. have retttiswd
Ecom their wedding trip to Toronto •
and point.. east, and have takes up
residence on the groom's farm near •
Porter's Hill. The best wishes of the •
community go with thetas. •
On Thursday evening of this week'
an illustrated lecture, entitled ••A 'Trip
to the War Looe," will be given by
Rev. W. Cozens, of London, under the
auspices of the Upper Canada Babie
Society. A collection will be taken in
the inter, eta of the fund.
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ST. AUGUSTINE,
TUESDAY, Jute 8.
Nowa No-rpli.—Mr. A. Ii. Job..to.
and Mies Mary were in Wingbam on
Saturday Miss Mary Murray, of
St. Helens, called on friends in this vi-
cinity one day Inst week. ...Mr. and
u--. Will McUoneld, of Jamestown,
Tl -IJ COLBORNE STORE
Everyone Who Is a Buyer Should Visit This Store
SATURDAY AND MONDAY, the 12th and 14th
T T JE are gathering together from all over the store a list of about soo dol-
�/� lars' worth of good seasonable articles that are to be offered on "–e4
two days at from 25 to 75c on the dollar on regular prices. "Everybody
knows when we say Bargains at this store what it means. Read the whole list
carefully and then come to the store.
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LADIES' WAISTS
• a regular prier 0I.::s. your choioe zoo
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1.3(). your choice tli0o
•" 2.15, your choice ego
1110, your choice $1.00
• _ " 100, your choice 411.00
i 18t1, your choice 1.50
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SILKS
:0 yards, 5/ inches wide, rose, f.0c, for .... 25o
240 yards, y(. lathes wide, o
grey, S(k, tor... 25o
20 yards. _7 inches wide, pink summer
Silk, 75e, for
21 yard,. 27 inches wide, black rummer 490
Silk. &Sc, for
10 yards, S; incites wide, salmon summer
BM. 7-,m, for
. i and Mr. and Mra. Decker and Sydney,
of Lucknow, were visitors at Win. • 25 yards, 31 inches wide, purple, 5(k, for
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WESTFIELD.
M ,NUAT..June 7.
News or THE Wage. -- Mr. and
Mrs Bert Taylor and Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Campbell vit tea at Mr.
Her.ry hoover'.. in Grey townsbio, on
Sunday list ...Mf. and Mrs. Frank
Campbell also visited at Mr. Henry
Hoover's, of Grey, on Mondiv
The rain oo Monday has done a great
deal of gtood in this neighborhood.
The grain crop looks fine. the corn is
McAllister's this week Mir Eliz ' •
1 and Mr. W. J. Thompson were in •
Windham on Tuesday Mr. Hoerr,
ofClinton, called on some of hie friend■
lin this vicinity last week Quite a :
.umber of the ladies of this vicinity
attended the Institute meeting oo •
Saturday. Mrs. C. H. Burns, of Tor- •
onto, addremed the Westing.
CARLOW.
Tui'' o.ty, June Sth.
Mr. Burns has gone to 'Toronto for
•holiday.
. Mrs. Charlet Patrick, of Echo Bay.
Algoma. is spending a few days with
bet mother, Mee. Tyndall.
The Carlow baseball team were t'e-
feated in the match with the Saltford
team at Saltfori Heights.
Mr. D.B. McKay is hiring his bowie
reshint:l.
The Fisher Bros. have had the good
fortune to secure the services of Mr
Howard Jones. Mr. Jones has just
returned from Toronto, where he has
completed his 'second year in medicine.
DUNLOP.
TUESDAY, June S.
CoMFoRTB FOR THE SOLDIKPM.—The
young wren who were out collecting
or the field kitchen and linen "show.
er" last week were very successful in
their canvas., the amount .collected
being soruetbing'over $68. The ladies
are uoing their part in buying and
making up the sheets, pillowslips and
towels, which will ire forwarded to the
Red Cross branch in Goderich by the
btsth.
A (Itomo Tilts Couiso.—The Ladies'
800
490
51 LKS—Continued
5 ends of 38-ini h Waisting Silk. narrow stripes,
white *rounds, enough for one waist io sash
piece, 94,ole%, for Iso
LINEN SUITINOS
':Sc regular price, colon pink, tan, blue
9 pieces of Ratio. Dress Goods, Mc, for15o
and grey.
Now 11io
SKIRTING EMBROIDERIES
forty-five inches wide, 48e, for 35o. Jost two
pieces lett.
OINGUAMS
Twenty-two piece. 121c and ISc Drees Gingham",
Scotch and Manchester makes, Fut colors, any
of them for only - 10o
J. H. COLB�RNE
Aid cf Leehurn church are intending
to bare their annual garden party this
tear as usual on or about the lith of
July. Arr•ngementa are not men -
Opted yet. Nit further notice will be
given when flual decisions have been
made. Keep the date open.,
Mr. Ben Allen, of Goderich, has
bad a carload of British Columbia
ebingles shipped in. and will soon
have men engaged in shingling his
barns and outbuildings here.
Mr. M. Tyndall, a missionary stu-
Aent of Knox College, preached at
Leehurn 'on Sunday haat, in the at►
pence of Rev. James Namilton, and
gave a very interesting and earnest
discourse.
AUBU RN.
WEDNESDAY. June u.
Mr. George Ralthhr is having a
cement wall built by .lohn Johnston
for his new straw -shed.
Dr. Arthur Irwin, cf Winghaut,
spent Sunday with his brother Joseph.
H. H. Hill and %Vm. Robinson each
took an auto -load to the Conservative
convention at Winghani 00 Tuesday.
Howson & Dawson sold one of their
team horses to (cook Brothers at
lVe•tfleld tor 9210.
Mr. George Dawson, sr.. is treating
his dwelling house to a new root of
metallic siding.
Mrs. George Lawlor is visiting her
uncle. M. Holzauer, at Londesboro'.
.1. .1. Robertson has the framers at
work framing his barn this week.
William Anderson is attending the
Presbyterian Assembly at Kingston as
a delegate.
M6. Elm* Mutcb is home from
Exeter for the summer holidays.
KINGSBRIDGE.
Philip Long has diphtheria.
Joseph Griffin, of Salt ford, epee a
couple of days last week at his home
here.
Miss Priscilla Dalton returned home
last week.
James F. Quarry, of Stratford, is
spending a few days with friends in
this locality.
Edward Foley io moving his house
from the lake front on to the farm on
which he is living.
Miss Margaret Dalton is visiting ber
sister Josie at Kenilworth.
John Quigley left last Saturday for
I)etroit. He has secured the position
of oiler on the steamer "Empire City."
"ROUGH ON RATS" clears not
Rats, Mice, etc. Don't Die in the
Honer. 15c and crit• at Drug and
Cosmtry Stores.
The Best Holiday Trip of the Season !
Goderich to Detroit and Return by �e Steel Steamer Greyhound
The trip down Lake Huron
and the Rivers St. Clair and De-
troit is one of the finest on the
continent of America. If you
have never taken it, you should
not miss this opportunity. If
you have no need to talk to
you ; you will never be satisfied
until you make the trip again,
After a delightful lake and river
voyage you will have a day and
a half in the beautiful City of
the Straits, with a hundred die-
fcrent wa) s of putting in a good,
happy time.
Only $1.50 for the
Round Trip
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The Greyhound is one of the
Magnificent Steamers of the
White Star Line ---Powerful, Pal-
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in Every Way.
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-Don't Forget the Moonlight Excursion --
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 14th
Under the auspices of the 33rd Regiment Band
Steamer Leaves Wharf at &30 p.m.
TICKETS 25c
WHiTE STAR LIN& DETROIT, MICH.
The Time Schedule.
Steamer Greyhound leaves
Goderich
Tuesday, June 15
at 9:30 a.m. (Canada time ).
Alt day Wednesday and Thurs-
day morning in Detroit.
Returning, steamer leaves ik-
troit Thursday. .June 17, at 1
p.m. (Detroit time),
Friday. June 1R _ Last Trip.
Greyhound leaves Goderich for
Detroit at 8.30 a.m. (Canada
time).
Fare one tray with baggage
$1.00
Children Half Rafe
A Magnificent Outing in the
Most Delightful Season of the
Year ---and it Costs Only a Few
Dollars. An Opportunity Not
To Be Missed
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