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Men's
Hot Weather
Furnishings
The New Sport Shirt for
bowling, tennis, rowing,
etc. -it's just a dandy for
hot weather. Price
$1.51 aid $1.7S
Flannel Trousers
$3.00 to $6.00
White Duck Trousers
$1.25
Lustre Coats
Neckwear --"The Powder
Blue" is the very newest
--makes a very hand-
some cravat. Price
SOc
Hosiery --- The "Palm
Beach," in Silk and Silk
Lisle, is the bilrgest seller
this season. Price
35c and SOc
• W. C. Pridham
, Sole agent for
-`1
"Society frac {.lotl.ez r r
FAI..L TERM OMENS SEPT. Int
ifs
Toronto. dor. not asst for a letter reputatio
on
than It already pewee". en We gpl.itlona for
many student. each pear. t Mtalog neo free.
w. .1.- CI.I var. Principal, 7J1, Yew it..
Taiga sad ''hark . rt . •
AUBURN.
Wtt;Dxa.DAT, July 14.
Mrs. Nelson Ball, of Clinton, is ide-
alise
ie.ttlag at G. 1.. Sturdy'..
Mr. Henn y Yungtblut, of Zurich, at-
tended bis mot . funeral.
Mr. Helmuth Booe and Mr. O. Weo•
eel, of Heepeler, are renewing ac-
quaintances after attending the funeral
of Mrs. Yunablut.
Rte.. A McMillan, of Mlmlco. a
former Presbyterian pastor herr, was
calling ou his old friends on Friday.
All were pleased to see him again.
The Orange brethren celebrated the
13th at Wiogbaw. Owing to the re-
port of a diphrhetia epidemic in that
tows' • number remained at house who
otherwise would have gone.
The meetiug oo Tu.wiay night to
diacu-• fire protect' votes) 1a favor
of our 'touter.' wbuuttiag a hylaw to
the ratepayers at the earliest oppor-
tunity.
Civic HOLIDAY. -The civic holiday
f le Auburn will be, held on Friday.
. July 24, d, when a general picnic will
' be beta on the Maitland River flats.
,Tbere will be a program of sports. and
refreshmente will be on sale. The re-
' ceipte will he given to the Red Crows
Society. Everybody is invited to
come. bring bis family with him and
join in enjoying the day, and in this
i way assist the wortby caws., of reliey-
Ing threw who ere wounded in fight-
iinA our battles at the front.
I DI.LTH OE SRS. J. Yttuaurr.-The
emit t o/ Diu. Jacob Yungblut tools its
'nigh*, af-rr a longerieg .II e',, oo M.
' u -dry al: iia sus,, lessinq to mourn
: t hese lose nee .0. at t:arr-in-hfe, two
sumo, Win. as.d Henry, at borne,
and ail daulb•ese: Mrs. John' Nutt,
1of L .ndeshnr.i : Mn, Geo. West-
brook, of /:uderich ; Misses Maggie,
1 Lizzie, Alice laud Jessie, at home The
/unmet on Tuesday afternoon to Blyth
cewe-ity was largelc attended. the
services twine conducted by Itrv. A.
Laing, of Auburn. and Rev. J.G. Reid,
of Lnudesb ore,'. The sympa'.hy of the
community is extended to the bereaved
family in their lon of a loved one.
PORTER'S HILL-
Tua;'DAY, July 1::.
GARDEN, PARTY -The lawn social
beld at Mr. F. C. Pickard's on Friday
even,ng ptovrd a great success. Thr.
Weather being favorable, the. people
turned nut in throngs (tom the sur-
rounding country, The music sup-
plied by the Ontario str.•et quartette
and Mr. Fred Thompson was very
much appre,•'ated, as were the violin
muni- by Mr Chas. Cox and the
.p.-.ehei delivered by Rev. J. E. Jones
and R -v. R .J. McCormick.
Notes. -The morning, eervir. at
Bethel chamois will be withdrawn on
Sunday next. owing to the annivers-
ary services to he field in Bethany
chtrrrh . Nies Priscilla Tot rano,
returned home Thursday evening, bay -
big spent some time at London
•
AA New Stock in
the Old Stand
. .
The store knit Maple Leaf Grocery, Ham-
ilton street, w•1 a re -opened on Saturday, July 17,
• with an entire new stock of
GROCERIES, ' PROVISIONS, FLOUR
AND FEED. '
1t will pay you to examine my goods and prices, as
1'7hav't decided to sell on a strictly cash' basis, and
goods will be priced to satisfy the rash buyer.
P. T. DEAN
Hamilton Street Goderich, Ont.
THt
Howell - Hardware - Co.
LIMITED
Is the very best place to buy
Pure Paris Green Land Plaster
Bug Finish Hay Fork Rope
Sprayers Forks, Scythes,
Dr. Williams" Siathes and other
Fly Destroyer Haying Tools
BinderTwine Portland Cement
Our price on ary of the above lines you will
find the very best, quality considered, as we
buy the best.
Give us your business and see for yourself.
Most particular customers buy of us.
REMEMHEM THE WEDi"ESDAY
HALF -HOLIDAY
Howell Hardware Co. Lw_
Oodd's .r..
Kidnewi-h
y bright', D1
seas ►kl, di..
ease was is
Pills curable not,
Doddc rabl Pits
cured it. l nrtun
themselves codes,.
that sailboat Dodd'.
Kidney Pills they ars
be seises against Dry
betel Doren f dney
Pias ars the tint tnedicioe
that ever cured Deaf/eta&
1 tatiuw-boa, nacre and
pin. are advertised to do so,
but the moliciau that dear
cure
labotos
le Dodd's Kidney PIS
Dodd'. Kidney Pills are
fila cents a biz at all
druggi.ts.
Mr. and M•r.. „gutta, of Toronto, were
• i.ittog at Sam. Emmer.on's. Miss
(.race Torrance is visiting at Wing -
ham .. Mrs. Caldwell, of Stratford,
spent a few nays with Mn. Lindsay.
Mrs. Thornton and Miss Rut-
ledge vi -lied iu the neighborhood last
week Miss Ruby Potter was
motored hack hem Ailsa Craig Thurs-
day night and since then has tern con -
lined to her bed, but is slowly improv-
ing.
KINGSBRIOGE.
Tuga•nat, July 13,
Miss Lizz'e Sullivan, of Detroit, is
krone for her vacation,
Louie Dalton has returned home
after a couple of months in Detroit,
Some from here attended the garden
party at fort Albert hod Thursday
evening.
Hev. Fath -r Donnelly. of Denver,
Colo.. and Wilmer Donnelly, of Wier -
ton. are visiting relat. vas hers.
FoRWKK RlrnlFXT U.K..-The new.
has just reached here of the death of
tleorte L 1►'('allagban at Vancouver.
B. C. He was well known in the
township, as be was in business in
Kiota'l for revered yearn. He left
Kinta.l e g'ateen year, ago for Van-
couver, where he had rosided ince.
THP. LATK JERRY 0Y'ONNOR.-The
funeral of the late Jerry O'Conuor, sr.,
whose death was referred to in last
week's issue, took place on Wednes.
day of last week The pallheerers
were : James. R ,twit and Edward
Foley, Cornetist* O'Iteilly, Thomas
(atvey and Patrick Barkley. The
deceased was seventy-nine years orate
and spent the greater part of his life
on the farm on which be died. He
leaves to mourn bis loss, besides his
wife, four sons and two daughters,
namely : *beard and Jame.. of Salt
Lake City : Thomas, of Roseland,
B. C. Jerzy and Cess. at home, And
Mrs. John Collins, or Nevada. The
'sympathy of the community is ex-
tended to like bereaved ones.
WESTFIELD.
Tux=a(v, .lull 13.
Longs OP TMk Wl KK. -Miss Vera
Hoover and brother Everitt', of Brus-
sel., visited filen 1. here on Sunday.
Miss Hoover remained with the inten-
tion of spending a couple of weeks in
the vicinity A number from here
_celebrated 1be Tweftbat..Wing;iant.
..Mrs. J. A. Harrison and sons, 1 eel,.
and Charlie, of Goderich, are visitia
at the hove of Mr. W. H. Campbell
this week Mrs.]. N. Campbell is
visiting ber brother, Mr. John Hiles',
of Kin -amine, thio week A nom-
ber of boy a.bon) Toronto are Hording
at Mr. (:,orge Wallace's. Tbky say
they enjoy themselves vety vouch and
like living in the,country fine. where
fe
everything is rand they are out in
the pure fresh air.
The World's Finest
Fresh Water Trip
Ptesm.rttgo' I' rt Mct.roll Tu' -1..p•
Ws dne d.re,There. ely• and 1351 urJey for
AminMte. Marie. Port .irthor and Fat
\t"'Rias..
The .:.•.,mer "M .is totes. sailing frau
Port Nr\Irotl oe w'rdnewi•yo. will '.11 .t
Owen As Intl, leering 'h.r Int 11,' pm.
' sTF:.%%tsNIP t:X1'•RLLet'
leases Toronto 111.3 p.m. daily. egropt Fri
-
uar. ttkn dlra.,. roanoetiw with .team
. re .t fur: MoN kali on es(U 'g gaga
Pacific Coast Tours
AT L0%% F.(RF.a INI'LI- IIINO
"1 ,(LIPUI(%IA t•:XI'tolhIOX"
Particular. from Jo.. G1dd, I'.P.R. Alen.t
or writ. M. r.. Murphy. R P. A.. dolts own
cur. [lag sed Vann au. Toroota
0 -
GRAND 1 NUu i SYS EM
Sumer Service to Higl,laids of
Ontario from Termite
- .'3 e m d.i!y for )lnokoks lake. drily es
%seta for 1,aka of
k. MHy (Ignnn.ln
ParAw
gstawan Inver and Tlmagsml Irks
palest..
Ia 13 a an doll rxeept standar fee liesorglan
Lake of Flays and Ms1anstewan River
mien
a11 'es dally except Sandy for Muskoka
Weld La a of Rye aad.( uta Park.
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS
Loam. Toronto 11 it. m.
Arrive lads Wharf r - sT r m.
Veh Mender. W.dawdap, and 0atarday-es,
meeting with N.N. ('a • palatial .t.am.alp . ter
Rasp abs Mar.. Port rtber. Fors tt'wllr.w
.e..d Dahill sad attegFart %agd .mn1ltigeato. it,i 0 T.
'sow*
/.e win.( Parise Library la M men
y t nachos
Parlor orsry Road sem betweso to
.N Nardi& Wharf.
Fen parrUepIantfebru ea daticat len to
r I AWRIENt' k W)NR. Tows
and /WWI Aeuwea a Q. R.
famedLAI'
far. virion Arima, ado
MLTTH.
• / • ' Tvr*DAT. July 13
billiMmasehie tfoosaj 'a.-Blylr'a
IhM ate " Ir a Aeslared (or J my flits.
bthAWIMMW
soboola will run their
eN
aeais. to Ooderich vie the
If the weather is fine there
1* iodised' •targe number will go to
enjoy tbesobMPgS ♦t the lake shore.
Tel Twaurru.-Although tb.re
was ao eelebrntloe bars on "the Glor-
ious Twelfth," we got • little of It.
When the O. P. It. train from Auburn
arrived Mee Goat morning • `rat
many from that place got off here,
else the lodge and breva band, and
marched up to this Orange Hall, sun
with the Blyth bretbret. and their fife
and drum band marched to the O.T. K.
.metes, where they teak the train /or
Wiggliest' There were 240 ticket.
for Wiugbam suld at the station here
PI us0NAL AND (.INKRAI. -
dastardly trick was played on
Mr '1'. McElroy one Dight last
week when waw person or persons
throw a stone through the plate ghat
window of bis grocery store. It was
thrown with such force that it also
broke the glass in the shower**. If
the person could ho caught an example
should be made of him Mr.
Wm. Moore took baa family in
his auto to Sandy Beach, oo the lake
near Wiartoo, when it is their
intention to remain for some tone.
Mr. Robert McKay, wbc has
been in Si. Joseph's hospital, Loudon
fcr some time, undergoing treatment
foe his eyes, returned home last week,
We are glad t, say that his ryes are a
great deal better, but it will yet be
'owe live before they will be as
formerly.. ...Mr. Win. Moore, who
hall been teller in the local branch of
the Bank of Hamilton, received word
last week That he was to report to the
Burlington branch for duty and be
left at once. Mr. Wal. Smith will be
moved up to fill this position and Mr.
Arthur'I'lernay has been takes in as
junior Mr. Neil McQuartie is
spending • few days (hie week with
friends at Stratford T se cases of
diphtheria do not seen& to or diminish-
ing vet y mush and the worst case yet
was that of 11r. Frank Coining, who
WWI taken ill on Thuri.lay. We are
glad to say, however, hr i- now get.i tg
along nicely, as are all the other cases.
Mr and Mrs. Abe Vint nod
family, of Stratford, speet a couple of
days with friends bete this week Mr.
and Mr,. R.tbt. S, Qu irrie And family,
who hese heeu Located in the (Vest for
some years, are at pre -int %i,uting
with the farmer's mother here .
The band had their first 1•ractice last
Thursday night, and, con.iJ,ring that
a Dumber of those who ere taking
instruments never played ta'fore, they
got along well and the prnspecta are
for a good hand of twenty members.
Mt. Stanley Chellew . received
his new Overland runato,tt rat tart
week. Ir is s fine-looking car
Mr. ... 1.1. Carthew has porcha.rd
Mr. Isaac Hruwn's demonstrating car
and is now enjoying himself . Mi -a
L m ira (.ray, of Acton, visited with her
grandmother, Mir. J. B. Taylor, this
week .. Mr,. 1). Boyd. of Cnicrgo.
accompanied by her li 111 girl, is smit-
ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Adams.
FORT ALBERT.
\,Cuxl.n.sT, iwly"4t.
Ice cies in will be served at the vile
Imre store •vr. y Saturday evening in
aha tutor,.
During this u oath service is being
held in St. Andrew's Presbyterian
cburrh at 11 o'clock every Sunday
surhiug
On a000.mnt of the hal weather last
Wedneedey evening the lawn social
which was held under the auspices of
the ladies' timid of the Anghtan
church Mae given again ou the follow-
ing evening. The proceeds for the
two eveoings amounte 1 to seer PO.
Lrveryoae iprr..'nt retorts having a
Wo.t rraj••vablr lisp..
R IODZO.-A qn et wedding was
solemn z -.t at the house ct Mr. mei
Mrs.. J. W. Petrie. of the 4111 ccncee-
"snp, on-‘Vednrsday afternoon. June
31. when their ride,.t daughter, Berths,
was united in mart iage to one of nor
Port Albert youog wen, Sr Jas. Mc-
Millan. The In ide wore a handsome
gown of blue ,.,.tin .••d carried a bou-
quet of rosea. Key. G . Gomm, of Dun -
mention.. nlcinted. We welcome the
bride to o.ar midst and wish both a
happy and pr...per.,us Iter.
HRl l• Py. -\l. r. Hi.dle. of Marmot•,
Mao was the guest of her aunt. hire.
Jas. Olver, Inst week Mi.. 11.41.1
Angu,une, of Punganuun, is spending
the week with Miss Nora Gomm at
their comp .... Mrs. Alfred Quaid
visited f, lends at ‘Vioghana last week.
Alin., 1 Swale, of Ordench, t.
'eroding his holidays with his friend,
Got don Pearson ..Phos. Richar,I
a.na has just purchased an auWsuobstr
and mane his Nat trap in it W Winft-
hatu ou Sunday.
WRnNesn.T, July 7.
PateN0N.tt. i'ARAORAPH't.-Mr. ■nd
Mrs. Harty Hawkins arrived home
last Setnrday atter spending a vet v
pleasant six weeks with (fiends and
relative.' at Vault Ste. Mari., Minnea-
polis, tlehk„ah, Chicago and other
places.... .Mr. and Mrs AdAtil
Schaefer and children, of Winghatn,
have been visiting the lady's parents.
Mr. and Mr.. Jae. Quaid... ..Mrs.
Marney Joseph, of Detroit, was the
guest of her aistK, Mn. Walker Mur-
ray, lest week Mr. and .Mn, N.
Cunningbass .pmt the holiday web
friends at Seaforth Mies Margaret
Ashton. of Loyal, is spending the holi-
days with bet( grand parenta, Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. Stevenson tam
and eon. of Clinton. spent several
days lest week with Mr and Mrs. Will
Gouley . itev. O. Oosss and fam-
ily, of Dunrannoe, ars vpeoding the
month of July camping at the lake,
just hack of .las. Quaid's, farms. It is
an ideal camping place.
SENMILLEH
WIDRI$OAT, July 14.
BzwasmaIst Bwtars.-Mr. H. H. Me
Kier, of Tomato, sprit a few days of
this week at Mr. Wm. Otraugban s... .
Hugh Hill took the Nile orange lodge
to %Vingham ow the flab le ►1s motor
truck .. ... Mrs. Jae. Lontt aad Beason
Long spent Rendes with Mr- Was.
Finley. Asbbhi.-...,Mn. Ws. Moe -
Hob and Miss Jwalet Morrish. of Oode-
rich. are visiting at Caw. Wallet s'
H. S Fiebar t the weeksd at
Lrwsdoa, rete Monday night
Rev. F J t -.ord attended a
ewwptice iseld at Nile no Friday alibi
hx Ree. J. W. Holley. M. A., B. D
Mr. Hedley visited ImIWr parsoo-
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1 By bringing out good things and telling you about them. Nearly every day
Il something turns up that we can make cheap. We want you to keep coming,
11 IT WILL BE, WORTH YOUR .WHILE s
3 HOUSE FUR 1ISHIMGS A large.as.ortment of Linoleutus and Rugs in the latest desigls and
1 newest patterns are .to be had here. Scotch Linoleum% are world -
01 tamous as ttoor coverings. We handle Nairn .. Our stock of Tapestry Squares is large
and complete. .
THE COLBORNE STORE
r
We Turn Dull Days into Busy Ones
jWE SPECIALIZE IN HOSIERY The many line: of Hosiery that we carry are leaders. They
F
j stand for real quality. Our Hosiery department is growing
15 because we sell Stockings that give satisfaction and guarantee them. Ask for 99 in all sizes and C
1 Little Darling in all colors. IF,
i COTTON HOSE. --Our stock is full of great values in all sizes at from '' pairs for 2.5c to F
j LISLE at 50c. A SILK BOOT HOSE. 2:5c. F
1 VOILE, CREPE AND MUSLIN SUITINGS A large assortment to choose from in white, stripe
and neat sprig and rosebud patterns, nearly all IF
1 white ground,, and all real BE1)ROCK VALUES: F
11 11 WASH DRESSES We are offering the balance of our Wash Dresses at a big reduction on regu- r
- - lar prices. Abut ''20 left. Some of them ladies' and some of them girls', also F
a few children',. The lowness of the price is a startling revelation- Ir
3 COLORED LISLE GLOVES Abut i pairs of tt.ese Gloves left. Regular price 2:ic to 115c IF,
85c. Your choice of the lot for only - - -
SILKS. -.11 late shipment of 36 -inch Black Silks, $1.00 and 51.25. The best value F
j yet at these prices. 6.
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1 J. H. COLBORNE
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age on Torridity Church services
iter next Soodaythe will n as full ,wv The Signal s Job Department Turns Out Oal the Highest
6rutn111+e in the morning, Zion Xorh $ p y j
iu the afternoon, and Bethel at night. Class of Work on All Orders -A Trial Will Coaviace You.
Ontario most -u.- . ...ful prantl. d
1 -aloin... hoot, Teacher. an coulee -
tent. eosr-e- are thorough and gnats --
atm. atereed. We received w.,re avoli-
ra:ioas then month then we hat ,.t1 -
dent.• gr.da.,;e during the •ia
mrt
wb.. The 'hoer arpo. lle.t lor.-
De
lv.a -ens v lode for ed moot lady
tenngrlph.r ..t Ey,. bootke.pnr At
WOW sod oarsate stat teacher .e (11.'
per annum 13041.6.•e.se want our
gradraate-. tint 5.r catalogue at aaee.
D. A: /111e1.&CELAA, Princlpal.
McLaughlin
(Buggies
Call and inspect our new
stock of the above high-
grade Buggies.
We have the latest 1915
designs to suit all re-
quirements.
McLaughlin
Carriage
Store
HAMILTON STREET
LONDON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
:-AND-:-
SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION, LIMITED
UNPRECEDENTED OFFER OF SCHOLARSHIP AND PRIZES.
W me for Paruc.lan
LOTTIE ARMSTRONG, F. LINFOItTH WILLGOOSE,
Registrar. You. Bac. iDuoelm) Principal.
Address: -354-6 Dundas St., London, Ont.
Great Lake
Cruises
To the•
North
Country
Water gee
Voyages•• -
On the Great' - -
Ickes -idea: Travel
and Recreation Cruises
-with all the m-teri-1 comforte-I,mr ,us
appointments and pleasant enjoyments u( ocean
travel on the largest Liner..
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To Duluth, Fort William, Port Arthur, Soo,
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and the 30,000 Islands
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Sarnia , Ontario
Canada's fist refine/ anger. "Te OW
Sugar L.eafe" of 1654 w R!DPATH ; .s
was the fins Canadian granulated sugar. 1a
10110. and the first Sugar Cartons In 1017.
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Sugar stands lode first to e °atrnanse of
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