The Signal, 1916-6-22, Page 4'1
DUNGA NNON.
MR. N. F. W HYARD is
AIWA AAP The e lU N a I. at Daum••••
Orders lett with Iles fur .abms(etlsm .
.ds «iMemset. or nib ptatlmg will re
eyes procure aatewtioa
IOoti,eioh Rural) r it
THrasnay, June 2L
Miss %label Bailie is providing at the
hath a•huol'murines. ex tuiinattons at
8t. Helens this week.
• AN OLD ItstslI.KNT DR1ART•.--The
death occulted reslerdav of Ahijah
Reid .t his Mime in Aat.field a short
distance. west of ilia v.ilrte, Mr. Reid
was one of the old resideete of this
di.triet. He w.s seventy -lour years
of age. The funeral will take plats to
Dutursnnon cemetery twuorrow , Fri-
day) afterno..n.
ST. HELENS.
TrKsDwY. June31.
Mr. Win. Keys. of Newberry, 1'. y„
is renewing old acquaintances around
here.
Mets. mime Rutherford. of Fergus
1 higTTn .eh w1, I. h cud fur a week's b Jilt.
Miss (' ,1 •n t ('lark is home from
Fergus and feeling fairly well after an
op -ration for anl.,mii.it1..
Mile M Hobe, of Nle, will be the
preeidieg t•aeh•r at the entrance ex
auunatto.,. at at. lltlens school.
Rev. J. Ili •hard -on and Mrs. Rich-
ards ro, also M. 1. It ehardam,
Kipper. called at the manse last
week.
Pt... R. M •lours and C. Cameron.
of the Mgt Battalion, London, and
Pte. R Rt>b:neon, of the 181.-b, Loodun,
were here over Sunday.
li The postponed it Arden party on the
ground. of Mr. John Miller on Mon-
dry evening was a decided suciow.s.
Although the evening was cool a gorxl
crowd gathered.
WOMg.'a \VoHI( -The in mthly
meeting of the Si. Helens %Vouten's
Institute will he held on Thursday
•fternoon, June :Nth.at ISO o'clock, at
the home of Mei. Jas. Martin. The
subject. "Ki'ehenet's Life;" question
drawer, 'Knitting."A cordial in-
vitation is extended to all the ladies
to be present to'talk up the picnic
and ways of snaking money for pat-
riotic work.
PORTER'S HILL.
TrisDAY. June 20.
Nares. -Miss Aara Start returned
to her home at l'urite's Crossing on
Monday, having spent a week with
her sister, Mrs. O. W. Potter. Her
sister act ponied her on her return
borne Miss .Alda McDonald, of
Ihtroit, i, riot big her mother, Mrs.
Jar.
Ale Iho.ald It,. and Mr,.
George Kemp, of Mitchell, visited at
O. W. Potter's this week Miss
,Emily Rutledge, of Tnrontn, is .pend-
ing a few day. at T. M. Wood's.
The Ladies' Aid will meet at rhe home
of Mrs. T. M. %% lode on Thursday,
June
A TllmegoAY, Jetta fl. L9le
SPECIAL !
Blue
Serge
Suit
TO ORDER
$20.00
Fine all -wool imported
Blue Serge. bought over
a year ago. \X orth
several dollars more now
Inspection
Invited
Special orders taken for
Society Brand and 20th
Century Brand Clothing
See the latest pinched
back style for
young men
Walter C.
PRI DHA M
A Great 30 Day
Slaughter Sale
at Walters & Coos
Boot and Shoe Store
We have to reduce our stock to
make ra>m forotbergods cooling
and will therefor, pot nn this gig
Sale. Having bought our goods
at the old prices we are enabled
to gime )•oll a big discount for Tour
money. Vou will May some of our
haxe and Shoe. at less than the
maker'. price.
We also hare Trunks, SoMeasss,
Clnb-bags. etc.
Thier ,tole Hill 1,14 on l p •;/l
flans. euny111enrjnt' friday.
June 1617.. ,.ltd eoniifruinr
until Saturrbiy..lull/ lith.
Do not miss this . pnrtenit) . All
leather goods are harp to get and
will be very much higher in price.
Shoe repairing guaranteed soli... -
factory. We will put on i,adies'
Rubber Heel, for r.• i ! lien'.
dor 33r.
Walters & Co.
Suxessors to ► H McClunto,,
GODERICH PHONE 2a6
COL BORNE .
TvaaDAY, June i).
NUTRs.-Jl r.. Wm. Ohler is visiting
at jtee old home this week Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Durst spent the week
end with Glenda in Bengali and vicin-
ity .. Mr. and Mre..W. jt, fere spent
Sunday with friendaie� HuSett town.
The Saults Coal Co.
8uooe.wr. to Melbosgb & tiled hill
F.xCLI'SIVE AGENTS, FOR
LE111O11 VALLEY
THE COAL THAT %SATISFIES
We deal in Hard and Soft Coal,
Lime, Cement, Fire Brick: Fire
Clay. also Hard and Soft Wood,
Maple and Hemlock Slabs.
Fresh cars of Lime and
Cement just received.
()t•FI.CE PIIONE - - - -
B. J. SAL LTA' Residence 275
W. W. SALLTs' Residence 202
Closing Out the Business
We still have a big selection ot some of
the finest
West -of -England Worsteds,
English and .Scotch Tweed
Suitings and Overcoatings,
Meltons, Beavers and
Cheviots.
Still to clear- One hundred yards
of indigo -blue and fast -dye black
Serge Suitings, suitable for both
• ladies and gentlemen.
You can save from $4.5o to $6,00 on
every Suit or OAercoat length you buy
at this sale and have the goods made up
where nlc.st suitable or convenient to
you. If so desired 1 will cut and make
up any goods purchased.
Saturday of this week should see the
balance of the stock lcleared.
WATC11 01 R WINDOWS
F. H. MARTIN
Tailor Beddrord Block GODERICH
1� SIGNAL GOD• RICH 7 ONTARIO
mitations
of DodJ's Kidney Ptns ars
legion. The hoz is imitated,
tho outside coating and stupe of th •
fills are imitated and the nnins--I\tdd
Kidney 1'.:is i. imaaled. Imitations are
dangcrou, The original i. safe. Dodd's
K..lney Pill% have a refutation. Imita-
tors have none or they woaldta t Imitate.
So they trade ow the reputaSoo of Dodd's
Kidney Pill.. Do net be deceived Them
is icily one Durnrs. Dodd's to 111.
original Dodd s i, the name to be cares
(.l about -
D-O-D-IyS
KIDNEY
PILLS
.I, i. . You. ..f the vii'oilier, of
l' I1.•u„ .1 .-., t . re t 1 , .,tLrnd.1
H.ee,nl ed a tic w iY..ley church on
Sunday evening .. . Mr. Charles
H:ect,.w sports '• new cushion -tire
buggy this week.... _Mr. F,J. Young -
blot, of Mullett, wets around putting
up some fenciug /or Mr. D.F. Schwan:
this week .. humor has it that Mr.
Ohler intends investing in an auto-
mobile this summer. Hurry up, Mike;
the seem 1. bei t at bear ....Mr. L B.
Snyder is putting up the foundation
for an evaporator•this week.
Have You a Bad Sore?
1f so, remember these facto -Zorn -
Birk is by far rete most widely -used
balm in Canada! Why has it become
w popular % Because it heals ikores,
cures skit diseases and does what is
claimed for it. Why not let it heal
your rote ?
Remember that Zuu-Bok is altogether
different to the ordinary ointtuenta.
!Moat of thew consist of animal fate.
Zsna-Buk contains no trace of any ani-
mal fat. or any mineral matter. It is
absolutely herbal.
Remember that Zana-Buk- is at the
same time healing, soothing and anti-
septic. Kills poison instantly and all
harmful germs. it is suitable alike for
recent injuries and diseases, and for
chronic sores, ulcers, etc. Teat bow
different and superior Zit -it -Bilk really
1a. All druggists and acorea at 511e box.
Use also Zoll-Buk Soap. Relieves suu-
bern and pieveots freckles. Beat for
baby's bath. '..tic.
BENMILLER.
TrEHDAT. June 211.
CueKT Bg.MILLKH 1n FLOCRISHINO,
-Court Beautifier, No. Illi, C. O. F.,
held a very succesetul meeting Friday
niglit,June 1f1tb,when seven new mem-
bers were initiated before a large at-
tendance of manners. The ceremony
dos ted by Bro. McLisb, organ-
!seeL With the •dditiow of these seven
new members ('outt Benmiller has
now teaobed a total membership of
1310„ • very creditable .showing for
Biamiller. After the ceremony was
performed the Court was entertained
by Bro. McLisb and some of the u,eut-
bers with songs and addteases. A
great measure of thanks is due to Bro.
McLish and Bra. P. Fisher and D.
Rodger for their faithful.service in
securing such • fine lot of young men
in such a short time, as Bro. McLish
was with us only two day;. This Court
looks forward to a prosperous year
and ♦ further increase of the member-
ship.
LU CKNOW.
MONDAY. June l9.
Ra1TII - M('LROD.-A quiet wedding
was solemnized here on \Veduesday.
June 701, when Rev. Mr. Heid united
in marriage Mr. Robert Keith, of the
iib conceeeido of Culros and Mrs.
Margaret McLeod. Mi. and Mrs.
Keith have settled on the groom's fine
farm in Culross.
HITcHIF,-MLLLIN.-Tile marriage
of Jean Campbell, youngest daughter
of Mrs. M. A. Mullin of Lucknow, and
John R Ritchie, of the nun of Ritchie
& l:oaens, of Witt/them, took place
quietly on Friday, June 9.k, et the
home of iter. James Wilson: Dover-
court road. Toronto The bride, who
IV AS unattended, wore a suit of sand -
colored silk faille, with bet irk match.
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Ka
chis were met by friends at the Na-
tional Club, where a wedding break-
fast was served. Mr. and Mrs. Rit-
chie left to .pend their honeymoon on
the upper lakes and in western Cnited
Slates cities, afterwards relulnieg to
their home in W iambs*.
KINUSbRW(ita.
TuranAT, June 2).
Alae. WILLIAM MOttANOafAtNiD.-
Several from here, including Mr. and
Mr.. Charles O'Connor, Mr. and Mrs.
J. T. O'Reilly. Mime Annie Griffin and
Reheat Moran • were, at 'wildest last
week attending the Ordination td the
Priesthood of Rev. William Morae,
who celebrated his first solemn high
maw here on Sunday morning. as-
sisted by Rev. Father Doyle as deacon
and Hev. Father Hussey, of Kinkora,
as surer-dearnn.
COMING AND Goma -Mr John J.
Dalton, of 8eaforth. *pent n couple of
days in Ashfield last week visiting his
mother, Mee. Jas. Dalton Mr. and
Mee. Geo. D. Vanni and daugbtere
Beatrice, left last week for C`.algeiy
after a visit in AebAald Mlle
Blida Auetlo, of (lodericb, i, the guest
of her coming here . Mrs. White,
of London. le visiting Kinqg.wibridge
frlrnde Miss Priscilla L)altou re-
turned home but Friday to spend the
summer foonths Mr. and Mrs
John Moran and Mr. and Mrs, Joseph
Morals ere A.hseld vieltore Miss
Margaret Dalton, John 1" Pulliran and
Frank McCarthy have returned from
Detroit, where titer anent the last
few months .... \ViIliwm and John
Loris. of Assumption College, Mand
wleh, and Madeline Sullivan, of the
O. C. 1., have arrived home for the
summer's vacation . Among those
who took In the Greyhound excursion
to Detroit ibis year ewe : Will Ia•twe,
Thom., Joys, M. Oalserteey, Thome*
lunoor, John Uarves, Roy iiysreaod
John L. 9ullirao...... dues* of last
week'• viedioes hers were : Mr. and
Mrs. John Lammas anal Mrs. Lyon. of
Uoterch ; Mr. and Mrs. ll. [.••roam
and Mrs. Lyon, of Detroit : Mr. and
Mrs. Rowland, of Parkhill ; Ile v.
Father Oren, Mr. and Mrs. John
Boyle, Mies (.lady+ druid), Mr. and
Mrs. OM. Ce Ilrophy, %% PR Cur..wine
and Jo... ph Donovan. cf Ht. Augus-
tine ; Miss Kell/ mad Me..,. Stock
and 1lultit) , of Kinaora
WaD.g•i'AT, June 21
We tenet po sepn. t the serious M-
orse of Mr. Joseph Hetherington, one
of ..ur oldest and most worth) citi-
zens.
FAMVWP.LL PIUMIRwTATI1/N.-In an-
ticipation of the removed "f Mr. sod
Mtr. Charles Uirvul to th- town of
tioderieh, there to spend the re-
mainder of theirear* ina well-earned
rest after ■ lifetimes of work oo the
fat in, • large numLer of the people of
this vicini,y gathered ouThus .dayeve-
nit g ■t Nile Methodist church to give
some tuanifrstation of the feeling of
the community towards these highly
esteemed cat soap. The attendance re -
pt sewn ted the Sabbath wrhool, the En -
worth league and the \Yuman', Mia-
sionary Society, as well as the con-
Hregation is g.aeral. Ke.. J. W.
WV
adley, pastor of the church, provided.
A sMert pr. gram was given, including
selections by the Nile orchestra, read-
ing. by Mrs. Dustow. jr., and Miss
Beattie and wdthestr. by Messrs,
Joseph Hrtbetington, John Du.tow,
%Villiant Bailie and the chairman.
The following addles, from the Wc.
man's Missionary Society was pre-
sented to Nt.. Oirvin and was •ccoiu-
panied by • silver baker :
Dana M.. O,avrR,- We. yo.r 1.11-... •rem
bare re. ilii. braaeb d lb. Woaea'e Mb..o.,a,r
He: err. are Riad to hare tinte opportunity of
r=trtoritog oar appwrfea loo or you a pew.ya.t,
I hough w• dotply rsgret 111.1 1111. oma• Aetna
mean, e}eren.s2, of tie, wit b bare bound
ua teytether lot so Tong We prow,. oc espbd
with the budues. of living that we maim" to
«pent oar word. of minim .,..1 apprt'tatlon of
each other. wards that alight blas••., like
wettable auwely, II/We, numbs0fttimts
weary
.tretcbea of the aa busy ova are all tear.Itng
g
them
together.
ont. sod Mon vtil ie nal it emion 11 mo kind nnai
to adequately ex mast d1lf ;u It
We feel that 4. year
departure
ng
one whom tinders Wtttiulne.. and deayotlobool e
duty baa bats as In-tdmUon to u. all A.
president of net 8eetet> fur w many years your
saorgy and entbuda m. copied withyour
txeoutivs ability and tactful lendenhlp, ve
been largely instrumental in It. surpass and
growth. to our aommnnlry life together you
hae, proved a true friend. ever aymominatio
and charitable. E.cb call oo your time avid
effort met with a ready and cheerful IA•POA e.
t>f you also it might be '. "She depth utile
k Iidoe.a, a which other. len. a undone" -mal y
ot which we know are unknown to all exam
the Master in a h name It ova. done.
Ann alight memento:of 0111 i eon, of m.au•la-
t on a token of •pr re.peel and admiration of
your character and life herr. we mak you to sr
rept this baker, and wits it our warmest
w i.Mafor many roar. of h.I.py uaefulne., io
your sew boon foe you and Mr. Okvui and our
.loners nge,e, tbat our rela.lon. •a friend..
and tvwotte•" area° -.00 t r be .evened.
Signed to behalf of they W. M. 8..
Ma .1 H. PRATT AND,
51.. U. McPaaa.
Mna R. Re au.
The congregation, the Sabbath
school and the Lrpworth League were
associated In the following ■ddre-a
restated to Mr. and Mrs. OlrviD :
NUI. Jiro I . 1916.
To Mr and Mr, 1 h.... ()Irvin, from their
friend. and Milne aurtmes of Nile Medlin
dist choline
Dug )lit. ARp '11 R. °Hop,.Ama eminMt
writer ha. sale : 4 be tall that medo lint
ah -r them bat the,o d they do ohms 1. later-
ad in [Ara. graves, '.1'bether this ie tree or
not. we beast Hat loo often we do not ap-
peer ate the ■nod In our Blenda until they are
gone. from u.. 1'.,. therefore, cannot let Iw
CO ,rum se w .1 bout In sails way sa pees- •g
our lore and . -testa for you ase our airman.
mire• eclu`on 10 the Iennrrera.de .e. rices you
Am. rendered in eon met ion irc •1 our chu•en.
So terms a pl.er have boas 111k,i In air church
1 fe that se (.t-lnrt•e'>- think of ny art rtiy
or any doper, merit of our work w bba bar nut ,
prontad by your Influence. In the church as
relomino steward• a. leather. In the Sunday
.chool, u president of the t:vw..rtb League
aid ne pees dent of the Women'. Mimionary .yo-
eiery for many year., yon bare proved your -
mi. ea capable and faithful •medal..
Your fidelity. Ivor seal and your toun-el and
Lour wIl1ngee.- to wort Io :Any and every way
ave been an lus pleat limn and example to u-. We,
perhap, batt learner to lien u . you too
much. 11 Ian b t , may for mita depend awn
Mr. and Ma Uir. is K take the t'ement atbtley.
feeling ...tidied that all would be well. Yet
we do nut ear >,,a should bare dome It.,, -aa
should have dor,, MON., N e &lull alfa yon
greatly: our deo .rtnee will leave a greet gap.
May your mantle fall on •oma of u4 and equip
u• to 1111 your plans.
w'a aa -t you 1,, accept these dila en a .mall
reminder of the may plea..nt a-aminttosa we
have bad tog.•• her. to a know thee wherever
you m.y gas yuo w ill AO e• working and per-
mit." your high i.urpo.e. We treat and pray
that our FA het . riche t blew leg ,say rest lir no
you and that lit the gloriowa hereafter you may
base many- stars to our crown a. a result or'
Your life mrd work at Nile.
stand on behalf of the charob.
p1
Jw. HgraaatgoT.N,
it Meltwater.
We. Ratuv
itA.4t'•L dfiereaR].
This address was accompanied by
the presentation of a silver tee service
of three piece's and • handsome rock•
ing chair. Mr (Ervin replied in feel-
ing to -ins. both for himself and for
Mrs. Oirvin. At the conclusion of the
proceedings the ladies served a light
bomb. Mr.flierin has purchased• resi-
dence in 6odericb mind he and Mrs.
Garvin will remove to town about the
1st of July.
AUBURN.
THURSDAY, JUNE Y'2.
BARN BC RNIto.-Mr. Harold Sprung.
of this Bees line, Hullett• had the mis-
fortune to loss his barn by Sr* haat
night. The cause of the fire is un-
known. A number of implements
were destroyed, Then wit some In.
suranoe.
HtLt.-CAaysn.-On Wednesday.
lune 21st, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. James Carter, Auburn, their
youngest daughter, Elislaheth A. R.,
wit united in to Mr. Nelson
W. 11111, .on of Mr, ugh H. Hill, of
Hullett. At 11 o'clock, to the strains
of the weddisg march played by Miss
Sadie Carter, slater of the bride. the
young couple took their places in
front of a book of fern,, palms and
orange blossom*, where the ceremony
esu p.rformed by Rev Mr. Laing of
Auburn in the presence of the immed-
iate relative. Tl, bride, wh - was
given awry hT ler father, wore n
110a111 iful dt NIB St white duchess satin
trimmed with ares.. and seed pearls
and carried • Oaad•ame bouquet of
alf--J ROYAL, _'
YEAST
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J. H. COLBORNE
CORSET COMFORT
Our Corsets represent an infinite number of models, including designs
for ever\ type of figure.
There are models showing the soft resi;ent material, and flexible boning ;
others with heavier honing and materials for the medium figure, and still others
with very heavy boning and material for stout people.
BRASSIERES
The most complete line of medium -pried Brassieres. We have a Bras-
siere for every shape, always at a reasonable pri.e. They will fit perfectly, are
ex.eedingly daintily trimmed and are in every NVa\ the most serve sable garment
that one ran buy, '
A new Corset is necessary to complete the fitting of your new summer
dress. 1). & A. is the Corset that gives perfect satisfaction at all times to every
style of figure. Let us show you No. 482, which is a front lace Corset at $1.50
A Corset special far Saturday only.Saturday BargainsJune 24th only. MODEL 510
This Corset will be on sale Saturday, Height of boa........
Length of front below waist
Height under arm
Length of Hip
Height of back
Length of back below waist
Length of clasps
This model is made of white Eng-
lish Coutil,'in all sires from 19 to 27.
Regular price $2.00, Saturday price
$1.39.
4i inches
13
41
14
4
14
11
A BIO SPECIAL IN FACTORY COTTON FOR -SATURDAY ONLY
15 webs of Factory Cotton, 36 inches wide, for only 9c a yard. This is a cotton that is
worth 11c. Vety special for Red Cross woik. Saturday only. 9c a yard
J. H. COLBORNE
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The Arts curse ray be takes by tare.
spoedeecebet students eeaenad In grsdAr
ate meat anvil one Astros.
SUMMER $Cs400I seo. v. CANON".
JULY MOO ANe.ST emmeenime
STRATI ORD. ONT.
Yee Caa Sean a Polities
If you take a course with us. Tbls de-
mand upon ns for trained helpiainany
times the number graduating. Stu-
dents are entering each week. Vou
may enter at any time, Write at once
for our free catalogue. .
D. A. McLACHLAa., Principal.
bridal roses. lilyof-the-volley and
reins. After congratulations and the
signing of the teei•'er a dainty dejeu-
ner was served. The groom's gift to
the bride was a handsome necklace of
pearls. and to the pianist a pendant
with amethysts and pearls. Mr. and
Mrs. Hill lett oath* ('. P. H. for al
trip to Toronto. Niagara and other;
point., ;he bride travelling in a navy
Itailored snit and black picture hat.
On their return the will he at
home to their msny friend, at their
residence, Hullett. The rtume•rous
beautiful gifts manifested the popu-
lar esteem in which the bride and
groom are held.
WgDYgso.sy, June 21.
The farmers sirs busy this week
doing their Statute later.
Mr. Geo. Yungblut shipped a cur of
cattle to Toronto on Friday.
Mr. Chao. Asquith has a gang
building bio cellar wall this week.
Mr. John Johnston and gang ars
buoy hullding the ceutent wall for E.
Helwig'a new tailor shop and dwel-
ling.
Mrs. Wm. Craig and Miss Ethel
Rtalker, of Flint. Mich., came home
to see their mother, who has been on
the sick list for toms trine.
Meson. W. T. Riddell, 'Wm. B.
Patterson, A. C. Jackson and John
F.ngland mooed to the Literal con-
vention at Henaall on Tuesday.
Digo IN MANITOBA -John ('. Clark
received a telegram en Tuesday ad-
vising him of the death nf him sister,
Mrs. Robert Sprung, at Manitou, Man.
Mrs. Sprung had been a patient suf-
ferer for years from eczema The
family have the sympathy of their
many friends in their bereavement.
COMsuNITT PLAT DAY. -The pro-
grams are issued for the Auburn Com-
munity Play Day. on Thursday, June
2918. Th. sports will he held dnwn
by the chopping mill. commencing at
4 of clock p. m., and will he under the
direction of Mr. A. MacLaren, Y. M.
C. A. oerretary at the O. A. C..
Guelph. A full afternoon of intermit -
inn sport, will he followed by supper
at 5.30 o'clock.
9TRAWRRRRY FR:rrlt'AI--The con-
gregation M Knox church will bold a
strawberry festival on the rhumb'
lawn nn the ever.ing of Wedopwday,
inns. Nth. The program wilt enasist
of ke by Mlle Aiwy, of Londeehnre.
a Mr. Maitland Remy, of WestA.M,
w sddre.eee by Rev. Mr. Ahery, nf
I,ondeshori, and Hey. W. Orinway and Hey. A. Ding, bath of Au -I
Morn. Lunch will he Nerved from a tr.
g o'clock. Music will he suppliedI
Aebraes nava brabend arw will ha
�
booth nn the grounds where Ice croon
sad ether refrwbmente will he sod.
The admission Mr wham will he Ts
trots and for children, 13 cents.
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?fie jYew )runt Store
Fruits of All Kinds in Their Silsoe.
THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS
Fresh Strawberries
California Fruits
Fresh Vegetables-
1..•ttue.•. A.Iwragtla,
II.•w Cabbage. Radielbelti etc.
TRY OUR PURE OLIVE OIL
Impeettd /sun Ugly. . 0001) FOR- YOUR HEALTH.
MACARONI
imported from Italy.
Goods delivered to any part of the town.
X. Xlessanaro
CORNER \IONTRE-11. STREET AND THE SQUARE
N. R. _Our store is op.•n all da) \Vwln.•rtaya,
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C. KLOEPFER,
LIMITED,
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Auto Supp',es, P.,.nts, Varnishes. Top Dressing, Auto Spokes and
Rims. Handles, Locks. Hogee. Coverings, Carpets, Lock Washers,
Celluloid.
We also cvry a heavy stock of Bar Iron. Steel Hoops and Sands,
Botts. Nuts anti Rivets. KLOEPFER'S service is the best service, and
means immediate delivery from stock.
C. KLOEPFER, Limited,
44 50 WELLINGTON ST. EAST. TORONTO, ONT. ALSO GUELPH
WALKER'S FURNITURE STORE
Verandah Furniture
Von ret 11 apprec;.tte deur Furniture for the latt-n and veran-
dah .luting the warren summer weather.
HERE ARE SON1E OF OUR VALUES :
Rocker with cane seat, at
1'l.i.i
A similar c'tair, finished natural, at 11:3.00
Lawn. seat., at
Lawn Swiu ,. four z 11:50
>iw four -passenger... .........:... �ia and f6.90
Children's size 54.75
Children's Verandah Chairs, with cane seats, finished
natural
$1.75
Lawn Chairs, reclining. striped duck meats11.50
Large Verandah Arm Chair and Rocker, ease nest and
case back at .,,.,,. _,.....• ».... ft.Atw.,. Mpg
Verandah Shades
Sizes -4 x 8 feet, 5 x y feet, 8 x 8 bet, Ropes
foot
flet. R
pulleys complete, es and
Japanese Matting and Verandah Ali in various sizes
and at different prices.
Our stock of Picture Moulding arrived this weer, and we are
now prepared to do all kinds of worklin this line, neatly
and promptly. I
\Ve hope to hare all arrangements completed to open our
Undertaking Department by the middle of July.
WE EXTEND A HEARTY iNViTATiON TO ALL TO
PLFi St RE TO HOW Ot T OUR STORE AT R OO F IT IS ALWAYS A
Walker 's- a-
. Furniture -:- Store
THE STORE OF QUALITY
Often the Cheapest
Always the Best
Phone A! W. Walker, Furniture and Undertaking,
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