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riy 1'Hlt MONTH OF
Pune
you will .squire many
changes in
Wearing
Apparel
We are 'eddy fin you with a
select stock such as
Straw Hats
Negligee Shirts
Country;ClubShirts
Combination
Underwear
Holeproof
Hosiery, Etc.
See the W. G. 6" R. New
Marne and Canterbury
Collars
(Aron ran Order fa, a Society
310101 SUM
Walter C. Pridham
Society Brand Clothes, King
Hats, Headlight Overalls.
LUCetIOW.
• MoleaaT, Jerre Mt
Mr. Frank Tate has mound a posi-
1100 110 (orewau Iu a shell -factory et
Pal orersion.
i (Jos ;oral A. E. Mortis, who enileted
from bets with the Ilbh Battalion, is
among the wounded tie a military
hwpi staking in i•'ranot SATURDAY
Miss A. \['sod. bas ,old bee dress -
e.
Muerbalsa.. to Miss Edythe dMc-
ress-
Drogue. Miss Woods has gone to
Dungann en to "aide.
Mr. W. L Al.ckenre by gold bid
re.idunce on Havel .ck street to Wil-
Ikm Struthers mud his p4rchese.l 1'.
Cor: igen'• 'untie uu Outram street.
George B.rnnan, who "pent the
early years ot Li. Iles In 1.'ukoow
died in Mo .[real last we k. He was
In hie thirty-fifth year. The family
left Lucknow about sixteen years
ago.
Constable Joe Armstrong, the well-
known Kinloss sleuth, is now westing
the King•• u'tifornt. He has enlisted
with the litSth(St. Catharines) 114ml-
ion and has the office of regimental
police.
Mr. Robert R••aburn is recovering
(tom the ettecte of a fail oo the ride -
walk which be suateined a few days
ago. His head came in contact with
the concrete and h- was rendered un-
conscious for several hours. Cat ^:Iii.
DEATH OF MR,t. S. HOI ERTu.rN.—
Following an illness of six weeks
the death of Mrs. Samuel RA-
ertsnn occurred at her hc,ue on
Stauffer street on Monday of 1ISI
week. A week previous she Sad un-
dergone an operation for the removal
of one of her feet. 8be appeared to
rally from the effects of the opera;
tion and for several days hope for her
recovery was entertained, but in Mon-
dry there was a turn for the worse
and aha passed away in the
early afternonn. Mrs. Robertson's
maiden name was lassie Clark. She
was b,rn in 11 iron township sixty-
four years ego, and she had lived all
her life in Lucknow and vicinity. A
husband and grown-up family survive.
The funeral to Kinloss cemetery on
Wednesday afterwron was largely at-
tended, the business Wase% in the vil-
lage closing for the hour of the funer-
al as a mark of respect to the family.
oderich
PORT ALBERT.
WeelerHDAT, Juoe 7.
PEIwo?(.IL MKNTIO i.—airs. Elliott
Drennan and Master Raymond have
been out from Oodericb for the past
week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Cousins .... Sergt. Otwey Hayden
was home from Lonion for the week-
end Mrs. W. O. Gray spent sev-
eral days visiting her brother, Rev.
Walter Hawking, at the rectory.
Blyth Pte. W. J. Ruddock paid
P. flying visit to his home here before
leaving for his home in London
e .'Walker Murray 's'eta=oed home
from Detroit last week and was ac-
companied by her aim., Mist R •to
IitLellan3 lir. f3. Hayden
the week-eadt• with his/ /laugh:at, bila&
Evelyn Hayden, at Stratford Mr.
and Mr. Richard W. Hoy and babe,
of Walton. were visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Hoy for a few
days Int week Mr. and Mra.
Welter Kingswell end children, of
Carlow, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Green iter. and Mee.
Reg. Burrows are visiting at the borne
of Mr. John Burrows.
Spttng ,Styles
In Footwear
Both fashion and good taste
demand suitable shoes for
every occasion.
The new shoes for spring
enable you to indulge this
taste without extravagance.
And with the charm of var-
iety and correct- st3 le they
combine moderate price.
SVe want you to see the
.beautiful creation; we are
non showing.
REPAIRING
Geo. MacVicar
North ?side squat,. GOD F:RI1'H
RUp U
SPECIAL T IIE
JUNE
1
LA1eENA'S
IG All •i‘tilti SHOWS
[SIGNAL a0DERICH t UNTAR
BAYF1El D.
7uruair. Jame*.
Mn. Js. F. Glace. of beadoa. le ss-
P7'Mug. AYeseuvs4ys
.b.,,flterth,feTbn"
toot
the
services IS lies s'7o• by tortes abash
last 1tabbe b.. In the absence of Mr.
M,r-fss last. w bo wail preaching at
Y i. nen and HAM Grey u
N1 r Fdntrd TIMOR SHELL-BROCK —
T1le ea.s.eity bets f•'•' June let o..o
slue., t) s Is... of Jowph Dalton
S v.0-, ...on of Mr. and Mrs. Wss.
S ten , of ' be 8st.ble I tie. Stank . A
t.lrgrsor float Ottawa, received by
Mr beans, stated that his oro wa.
suRri ire from eht l' sh. t k. Tills is
the 'toned ar'ilent of the kind he has
met with ibis spring •as be was In
ata-plt.l a week er ten days in Ap.L
at a r taint of shy. received la one et
tl a rue s;emesii. at Bt. Eloi. As be
has bet n is the lreoebrs for EOM
MOO lis his friends are hoping he may
g. t • holiday and be seat home for a
[tat.
DEATH or Aaca.lfALsRAITtt.--The
dealb of Mr. Aiob. Galbraith occurred
on 1'1 iday Oat the boof bis
. ,phew, Mr. `V.igbt J. Stinsornen, of the
Sauble line. Mr. G.Ihsatth bad bees
In falling health sincelut tall and dur-
ing the winter became so i11 that he
bad to leave his home in the village,
where be ass living alone. and remover;
to his nephew's house, where he re-
mained until the end. ler. Galbraith
was in bis eightieth year and had
live 1 almost all bis life in *hie oeigh-
herbeod, heing one of the pions era.
The funeral, which was held on Mon-
day eftertr000, was conducted by his
nsinlster, Rev. A. Macfarlane, of St.
And. ew'S chs,eh.
A TRAGIC DEATH.—The entire com-
munity beard with • thrill of horror,
on Faiday last. the news of the tragic
dear h of one o 1 its most tst eemed
a lee,
young ladies, Miss Marg
vldeet daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L.
Clerks, of the Goshen line, Stanley.
Miss Clarke bad lotto in Berlin for
several years and for some time had
beld a very responsible position in one
of the largest stores in that city and
was very successful in her work. On
Thursday evening of last. week. witb
several othergirie iron the stole, she
accepted the invitation of one of their
number to go for pl. &sure trip In a
motor -hat. on the Speed River at
Heepeler. The journey up the river
and tack was made without accident
and as the party was enjoying the
ride the bo.t was again headed up
stream. A large tree was growing
by the bank with its b'aoches over-
hanging the water sod ',bile the man
in charge of Ibe b set ase attendit.g to
his engine the heat ten.in among the
branches, which caught its canopy
and overturned it iwmedi&'ely. All
of the occupants were thrown into the
water, lett something to the up'urned
boat and some 10 16r trancbrs of the
tese_artd assistance cowing at once
the gills wen et scutd, with the ',reefs,
ti 'n of Miss Choke. As soon as her
at settee was flogs' d a watch a m-
meneeA bast eriehoue asa►1. and her.
bed! was bet roc to imed *ninth* west
d,y, when it Was fund some three-
quarters of a mile dos c the river.
The tuners,, w6beb was cbnduc'ed by
Rev'. J. g.• ].•nil►, Lt the Methodist
took place from her
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ISLYTH.
WEDNESDAY. June 7.
PATRIOTIC' ENTKRTAINHETT.—The
committee of the Red Clow in charge
of the entertelomeot given in indus-
try Hall on Friday evening deserves
great praise for is success. The pro -
gran. consisted ot a number of selec-
tions by the otelrestra, followed by a
play. entitled %'Teddy, or the Runa-
w..v•," which was all perforated by
hsc,al talent, and to esy that they all
did their several pacts in a very mas-
terly way is putting it mildly. A
number who were there state that
tbey have seen many plays iv -ted by
professionals wbic'a were not done es
well. The re eipt• amounted to $73
which will be used for patriotic pur-
poses.
PER.0NAL AND (iENERAL.—Mr.
Rock, of Mitchell. who was here last
week chilling for water at the C. P. H.
station, struck &good stream on Eli -
day. atter going to adeptb of eighty-
five feet .. Dr. F Ilford. who has
just returned from the mission fields
of China, where he had been engaged
as a medical missionary. gave a very
good outline n the Methodist churcSundh
evening
There was a large attendance of his
old friends to beer him. It is his in-
tention to spend a year in Canada be-
fore returning to his work in China.
Anumber of the soldiers from
London spent the week -end with their
friends here...... Mr. A. aft Cartbew
and family spent the ehwk-end with
Mrs. Cartbew d smother at Owen
Sound The Kings Birthday was
not observed bore at all, the only place
r( business that was eloped being the
Bank of Hamilton .... Reeve Dr.
Milne is attending county council at
Orderich this week.
foe. r. alare.t eves
and uy sod a reseeded
rg� I. G. G. F. DISTRHT MErsr,NA.— e
tors ashy swat opening
I a E s b� ems District Lodge of the I. O. O. F., com-
b - the "p"� tete lodges from Brussels.
�..a.nt u eloraYea. ,lass }pan txl.lwg
J. T. xoe tae CsOMus ft�re5
dose aMtr((a,Iair, will T1A; On sae ow
tree11 n
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ivsU Snse me seems -mi
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r&SMm�aglnmeM��sr ae.t
aallow
n,i .'r `:
ran
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VOMITS tllatpt tarts tat M JIB nearest
See
affillaaral (.,limy dltere.e Iran se
w r lbs world) bars received M
swore. wbereve5 exhibited.
[tan seat, qw.+and Mese
veMense et
otyth. Do�sj� ° 1'eeserater. Meg-
ham
ls -
ham and w,ulU rr, met in the Oddf.i
Sie lows Wi here ab Tuesday afternoon
oa with a good debrigation in attendance
•
M., called
tebte��tt r weer s�*s wtswall salsa? 1t I the ETiissees go • n. n. G
better serum somber* at go order and after the
ems yert heerea_.a.r =lib a 11•••I trammed= aminwerrastoo of .1111110101r
aur` Tien ear assns) wes.g ��E psetalnln4 to the welfare
sY eat. :e*saw.
asmdebt way. it ,se . W IN
Laryew ae
seeeb akefe M I bylaws fee the new district. the follow -
of Om Gloteket It was added to draft
Ing committee [+sin appointed for
THIS race RUPTURE COUPON that purpose A. W. Robt01100,Thos.
Vstiosesetallses1.1f. se and H. B. Elliott.
p �ss� This soeeaaltlsS brought In Ice re -
Blown, Jas. Jots
,�sarebee,mwisefees irse t ad It was decided to �v (t
ail the next meeting giveet haat same ha rem asineer.
esambienee over tat
the various Bodices a chance to + lnqu r •
Clinton, — Ratlanbary Hotel into 1'. it wnaM.Nd
Jule 13 of httrweekte at the sett dot
rict
Godes itch, — hfsadfo►•t Rotel vs lob . �R• k o nsmok
O
Oise
Tt 1 11 day and eight iyeaand Mr.
(�de,'de,',w1y—Jane IS Meow for the earns* taiet
"t.s. c...p. Seer- dry. Maids
► 13‘1414•4
ioe
The Highest.
Jumping Horse
in the World,
Jumps 7 feet
in the Air. g
church b_._
father's boo. op day afternoon
and was t Stags egely attended
funeral es seas at a Bayfield ceme-
tery. Many Mends f.om Bet lin
ruotored up end the eotire neighbor-
hood *trended. Two automobiles
carried the flowers to the cemetery. A
p.culiatly sad feature of the accident
was the fart that Miss Cletke was en-
gaged to b • tnarried to a young busi-
ness man in Berlin and the marriage
was arrsnged to tate place in o vety
short time. The most sincere sym-
pathy of the whole comtnunit s Is ex•
tended to the bereaved ones in their
revs re affliction.
New Lawn Waists
We have dust put into stock a new line of Lawn Waists in sheer voiles.
embroidered in dainty patterns .$1.25 to $I.85%each Silk Waists in raw silk. silk crepe-de-chene and Jap silk, at
. $1.90, $2.25, $3.00 and $330 each
Gloves
Shim Silk Gloves, in black white and cobs, with stitching onbillck.
double finger tips, two domes and good weight, at P
air
Two -dome Silk Gloves with stitching on back and very heavy silk with
double finger tips, in black and white
Long Silk Gloves, in black and white, double finger tips,
$1.00, stitched $l•2 a pair
at
Linoleum
Linokums are very popular floor coverings for kitchens, dining -roans and
bed -rooms. We have just what you want in Linoleu n , in light and dark
grounds, in a good�quality (NAIRN'S SCOTCH UNOLEUM), per yardFloor kloths in all widths and in the newest patterns, at per yard . • 40c
•
Stockinfatwo s for 25c
Ladies' Stockings, in sizes 8 1-2, 9, 9 1-2, 10 . . Pam
Girl's Princess Rib, in all sines, in black, at 25c a pair
Boys' Buster Brown Stockings, in all sizes, in black, at . . 25c a pair
Ladies' Silk Boot Hose, in all sizes, in black and colon, at 25c, 35c, 50c pair
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J. H. COLBORNE
The Shand' sDi ierent
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ATENT S
Presents Mere W1Id Asthma Acts
Uwe all ether stows cestahtaod.
NONE BETTER. NONE As NEW.
NONE WITH AS MANY NOVELTIES.
b,ys "bowing his hravrry Rev. J.
Richardson, of Kipper, preached here
Inst Sunday morning. end v. Swillr. preach
also next Sunday. Rr
milton
i. at. Winnipeg attending the General
Assembly.
LEEIIURN.
Temper, Jun 6
LO AL..—Mr. Ed. Shaw is sporting
a new rut,bet ired buggy Mrs.
Percy Stewert visited h.ends at Clin-
ton last weak .- .. Mies M. Clutton is
'mending a few days In ttladerich
The seeding has been greatly delayed
on account of the severe electric storm
end rain which passed over here last
Sendsy Mr. and Mrs. H Horton,
of Exeter. call •d on their rrlatiese last 1
Werk. Mrs. Holton was oo her way
to D rrFannon to attend the funeral ot
her smother. the late Mrs. li.unby.IMr.
to
Horton has enlisted and gym
Lon-
don this week, soother of our Leebuto
-riot-MESVILLE. �I
WEDNraereo, June 7.
is
relatives in the vvil age thisbweekiaitiag
Mr. E. 'Yeo is confined to the house
this week with an attack of bronchitic
and nroacular rbeuma' inn'.
Rev. R. J. McCormick has returned
from the London Conference, The
Holmeeville pulpit in his absence'
Clio -weal
occupied by Mr. A. T. Conee ' n -
ton, and Mr. A. J. Courtiee,
Holmesville.
War has at lasilt ng in the des h of
s toll from
this vicinity. tel the serious
Homer Cantrlon and
wounding of Ernest Holley Tbesym-
path; of the community is extended
to the stricken familiar.
Min Holme* and Mise „V. Jervis
attended the W. M. P. V. Thoma last 'week. conventionHol eevil o
Mission Circle gained high boons%
coming second to being the banner
circle of the London Conference.
AMBERt EY .
Specht Cheap an Co reekat Excursion
ea el Raireeds.
TR UMW AM TAT WILL
VISIT TN TMS SEAM
Two Performances Ratty, Rah er Shine
NU'T MRS TN WWI $T1EV
PRUE AT ISM Ail r.
And the BIG FREE EXIUIBlTIOHS
At the Pow Or*aae. Ira',- -4l dean
ta. Purees
An �leleb�oaa S • m
PSelealost
shah In stoats sop chest lar rfith� l
.em hit la the uad wise
what r. en -
"Welt � the
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Wanted--
Mean in All Departments --
DRIVERS, GROOMS!
PONY BOYS ANI
'•• 11ENT MEN. Appb' at
SHOW GROUNDS
DAY OF SHOW.
Of all oarwerked warned probably ths
housewife is the hardest worked. Illat
teas so mush to attend to, with very bait
help. Her work an be lightened 1f she
bowe the vane of /lets and es should
try Ind take a non rest the daytime
* boss flaws mail
wend the
Doctor Pierce.
N. T., world,
specialist t y
elsie., felt many 7+s HeP °ed meth -
thee elssitee le • 1 �atri�.
served the leek ey sem la the OWN
of hm work.
if it is a beneeln a Meas, • eM'
140euee, Juoe b.
A L'oct+LE BttREAVEWENT.—For the
second time within two months death
bas visited the Core of Henry
Courtney. In the fleet place the wits
and mother was taken and on Mayy
27th James. the one. passe
d after an illness of two weeks from ap-
ny
pendicitis. The deceased w lite was
o
popular young man so
full of much promise. He was in hie
n ineteenth year. The funeral took
place on MoodaytoPinelRi River
• It.,. Mr. rety Pl
Brett,
the services at the home and
at • the graveside.
Baldness is caused by a microbe
which destrnys the hair root and
closes the pores. The Retell '1111- Hair
Tonic eremite this process. Sold at all
Rexall drug stores, 50c and t1 bottles.
H. C. Dunlop. Ooderich
GOOD!
Will be Better
We take this opportunity to express our apprecia
tion of the many complimentary remarks on our open-
. ing day display of Furniture and House Furnishings.•
As vet our stock is scarcely halt complete, but by
August 1st we hope to, have everythins in readiness
for a grant opening. .when we .wriU Give the people of
Goderich the privilege of inspecting one of the finest
Furniture stocks in this country.
Preparations are proceeding apace for the
It. -ass.,- �►
OPENING
OF OUR
Undertaking Department
which will be the last word in efficiency.
Walker's : Furniture : Store
W. Walker, Furniture Dealer and Undertaker
Phone 89 GODERICH
,Z.
W oe of irritability or lanasoil
uscoetrollehle
st��servwser, «me brag
nth the hied or bank •
wowdarts-► •aye's but e/ the tine
the reel trouble w'a'y dila .stators la the
assess. 1a sloe casae est of We the
seat nee r bore, e, and a an
Wpm' ywatm . ff .d
owe WallyInd with Dr.
Plowes's Favorite
w bema wow ado
!!Ter fir..-/Wa b . parsed *e•
e leretivabeelin �MP ball
j Rweed has Tarhein
n ode el wenn 110 Pdw. way NSW
ouidlotroe Wel by duvet Own
aeaft
Ione« pyei�ere ti >iphs k t.YM
►efh►, '71ea •
•d a
arta.
CARLOW.
R/EDMtttIWAT, June 7.
CAnLow No'rtt$ —Mr. J. McBride.
wbo wag on the akk list. M feeling
non better The bay and wheat
crops leek very promising on some of
the fame aremad Carlow Mr. A.
Twit Is proposing to std an extern -
slat to hie tees ... , • . A number of In
aa��� of the burg are writing
whilstlt sebool teachers' tratn-
on tale week. Our
I v. A. Laing. had been
[hie coots last winter .. .
Idles Gallagher Yeo been vidtlag
In Mn. Agnew orgelby.
OMeo it bine for a visit We are
We, » Valeer the siekreras et two of
erste Woe neighbors. Mrs. Thomas
eanStea le very ill, sod we would be
to boar of bee recovery. Mr.
of Owner, r, also Is Iadlspeoed....
Mr. -Jas. M.Btrlde delivered several
flew bad of eattls .t M.Oew station
thir week. Mr. Howdefe.S et Lack-
ner. was the shipper. San one ail
Mr. 3.It,W sheen he lesnolne 1a
the Farmers' lstst1ta$ Mlm Floe -
woes
Two for the week-
aTia i et lo the entaWa.-
near
�levs sada oneenf. t ....rr sass'
Dar-
nereert
L IPtiday owniag
bee w ron
was g.e-
peewg�.s new to
over 5* wig s i.voteld to Red
C. KLOEPFER,
UNITED,
FOR
Auto Supplies. Paints, Varnishes, Top Dressing, Auto Spokes and
Rims, Handles, Locks, Hinges, Coverings, Carpets, Lock Washers,
Celluloid.
We also carry a heavy stock of Bar Iron, Steel Hoops and Bands.
Bolts. Nuts and Rivets. KLOEPFER'S service is the best service, and
means immediate delivery from stock.
C. KLOEPFER, Limited,
44-80 WILLINOTON ST. EAST. TORONTO, ONT. ALSO GUELPH
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