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Men's Palm Beach Suits $12.00
Just the thing for the hot weather that is coming.
Made in a good strong Tight -weight cloth, will give
several seasons' wear, looks well and will feel com-
fortable. Special $I2.00.
Genuine Panama Hats $4.50
Panamas are very popular this year.We are nearly
sold out but expect another shipment this week.
Star Brand Overalls x'1.25
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Most Overalls are now selling at $1.75 and $2.00.
We just got a shipment of Star Brand black bib Over-
alls and will sell them at a very close margin of profit.
Special $1.25.
WALTER C. PRJDHAM
Phone 57
Printingorder.
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Removal1 To last for the next few weeks
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until we move in our new store
3 The majority of articles on this list purchased before
the rise in prices and now GREATLY REDUCED
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3 Rotary White high
LOOK!
Runs one-third fiAter
2 79 than the common type
3 Sewing Machine. Fine
set of steel attachments.
Large bobbins, holding
3 half a spool of thread.
Owing to the ;circular
motion of the rotary
• shuttle thislmachine is
a almost noiseless. Reg-
ular price 440. During
sale 436.
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A high-grade, four and six
drawer Raymond Sewing
Machine for
*26.00
These Machines are finish-
ed in beautiful Oak Cases.
Attachments are the latest
and beast. A ten years' guar-
antee with each Machine.
Manufactured by one of
the most reliable companies
in Canada.
Ry far the best values ever
offered in Sewing Machines
in Goderich.
speed, Sewing Machine
MUSIC BOOKS REDUCED
Empire Song Folio 75c, for OOc
Mammoth Song Folio 73c, for 00c
Church and Home Folin 7k, for CIOs
Songs without Words 11.00, for O0c
Chopin Waltzes 510c, for 35c
Bach's inventions 50c, for 85c
First Pieces for Piano 50c, for 35c
120 Scotch Songs 011e, for 45c
Moore's Irish Melodies $1.00, for 75c
Choice Irish Songs, 75c. forfiOc
Popular Scotch Songs 75c, for 50c
Sabbath Echoes 50c, for Mc
Several hundred Song and Instrumental Folios for 46c each.
Presbyterian Hymnals
20c edition l:,c 3& edition 'tare 40e edition 30e
00c edition 51M 90c edition 80c 11,26 edition 11.10
Victor Victrolas
We have some choice machines in real Mahogany, also
about 2000 records to choose from.
Hobner Harmonicas
have�a e
n the good stock awstarted
were
which we aresellingrtuate enough to
atn30c. 40C, 50c,
75c and 11.00. In almost all of the different keys.
In addition to the above we have tnaiy' other lines at
reduced prices which we will be pleased It/ lajx:ypt(,
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THE ESIGNAL - GODERICH, ONTARIO
KIPPEN.
WItDN1t$DAT, July 11.
Dr. end Mrs. Aitken are in London
this week.
Mr. Albert Johnston, of Toronto, is
spending his vacation with hie friends
here.
Mrs. J. B. McKay and daughter,
Mary, of (ioderich, are visiting Mrs.
M cKay's cousin, Mrs. Johnston,
Mr.
d
ow -
Ick, and daughter, Misr Otara�are
visiting their brother-in-law, Mr.
Thomas Melli..
Mrs. (Kev.l BArnhy, of Lucas, and
Mrs. Sterling McPhail, of Porter's
Hill. and daughter, Mary, are visiting
their mother, Mrs. Win. Ivisun,
The picnic held last Thursday under
the auspices of the Ladies' Aid of the
Pre.¢yterian church was • sueceas,
Hisses for the children and other
aporia, including swinging in the
woods, besides football and baaeball,
were enjoyed by all.
Rev, Mr. June., of the Varna circuit,
oreacbed again last Sunday and as on
the previous Sabbath made a wed
iwpr sss9o, He believes iu short Ser-
mons and services during the bot
weather, especial) when the preach-
ing service immediately follows the
Sunday school Parton.
Mr. dray, of Toronto, and daughter
spent a few days last week with his
brotbet •In -la w, Mr. William Moore.
Mr. Gray, who is in the engineering
business, paid an extended visit to a
number of leading American cities be-
fore coinisrg here mid noted every-
where that ivany large waaufacturing
plants were not turning a wheel.
Munition plant* were busy se they
are here. He thinks everything will
be ao out of joint when the war ends
that there will be • serious reaction.
Ewen the large number of women em-
ployed now. where formerly men
were, may be somewhat of a problem,
SHE IS ALWAYS READY TO TELL
THE REASON WHY
She Is Recommending Dodd's Kidney
Pella,
Hull, Que., July 11 (Special) - --Cured
of chronic indigestion, sick headache
and rheumatism, from which she had
suffered for six months, Mies 8. De-
mers, of 1911 Malsonneuve street, here,
gives all the credit tor her cure to
Dodd'. Kidney Pills.
"I am always ready to tell what
Dodd's Kidney Pills did for me," nays
Misr Demers- "i am never without
them in the house. My came was one
of the worst. I had tried several
medicines from the doctor and was
getting no hetter when I decided to
try Dodd's Kidney Niles. I took arisen
boxes and all my rheumatism, sink
headache and indigestion were gone,
When my father saw bow nauch good
Dodd'* Kidney Pills bad done me he
began to take them for kidney trouble.
He is better now,"
CARLOW.
WYDNIADAY. July 11.
Baseball is again the order of the
day at Carlow.
Miss M. Robertson is suffering from
• n attack of poeumonia.
Mew C. M. Johnston is spending her
vacation at Whitby and Hamilton,
Lieut. -Col. Young and his son. Mur-
ray. have shipped a carload of horses
to Cochrane.
Farmers are getting very anxious,
owing to the weather being so wet
for hay•r.aking
Mr. Owen Moore is building a
cement foundation for his barn, which
he will build next sustainer.
Masers. Young, Mcllwain, Duras
and Wisher were delegates to the
Presbytery in connection with the call
to Rev. A. Laing.
Mr. Richard Levy is home for his
vacation, looking hie old natural self.
Mr. Levy has the principalship of •
school at Mille Roches.
Rev. A. Laing, who has accepted a
call to Trowbridge, will preach his
farewelSmith'sSabbath,Auburn sermon. at
th . Hill next the 15th
inst.
Save the Children.
Mothers who keep • box of Baby's
Own Tablets in the house may feel
that the lives of their little ones are
reasonably safe during the hot, weath-
er. Stomach troubles, cholera infantuen
and diarrhoea carry off thousands of
little ones every mummer. in most
cases because the mother does not
have a safe medicine at hand to give
promptly. Baby'. Own Tablets cure
these trouble*, or if given occasionally
to the well child will prevent their
coming on. The Tablet* are guaran-
teed by a government analyst to be
absolutely harmless even to the new-
born babe. They are especially good
in summer because they regulate the
bowels and keep the stomach sweet
and pure. They are sold by medicine
dealers or by mail at `Ni cents a box
from The Dr. Williams' Medicine (1o.,
Brookville, Ont.
PORTER'S HIM.
Tummies', July 10.
Norse. -Mn, W. Mair and chil-
dren, of London are visiting at Mr.
John Cox's.. , Mies Gentle Blair 1.
upending a few days at Zurich ....Mr,
Howerd Oox visited at London tact
week.... .Mrs. A.McDougell, of Lon-
don, is visiting a1 James Harrison's.
Mrs. Sterling McPhail and Miss
Mary are at aKippen for a few days.
Mrs. Holdsworth spent a couple
of days this week with her daughter,
Mrs. (,has. McPhail Quite • num-
ber from the neighborhood attended
the service for the Orangemen in
Holmesville last Sunday evening.
1eAYFIELU.
TURA/MY. July 10.
Mies Edith Spackman, of Toronto.
is home for her holidays,
Mrs. Holmes and Miss Lois, of Clin-
ton, are holidaying at Mrs. Rouatt's,
Baroness Herri and family, of Brit-
ish Columbia, are guests et Mies
Ferguson's.
Mrs. Arley Atwood and child, of
l
Detroit, are widths( her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. King.
Mr, and Mre. Cole and family, of
London, arrived on Saturday and are
out upyfng Mr. Martindale s cottage in
Lakeside Park.
The weather nontlaues very wet and
cool, making it most unpleasant for
m
eaper. and cottager*. Everyone is
sincerely hoping for sunshine and
Sale
James F.
Thoi'son t
� Re>rnoval S 1
WHEN USING
WILSON'S
FLY PADS
READ DIRECTIONS
CAREFULLY AND
, rOLLOW THEM
EXACTLY
married lent Tuesday after
the home of Mr. James C
Rev. A. Macfarlane perfori
ceremony,
DKATR of GaoKaie I.A WK
The death uccus red un Friday
Mr. George Lawrason, of
township, Mr. Lawrason bad
of •
which Ihet never fully recover
his death was not unexpected- lI
• wife and • sun and daught
funeral was held on Sunday of
the aerviae being cuuducted h
A. Macfarlane and the 0
Order of Foresters, of which
ceased was • meuaber,
AN A(5IfKNT.-Mr. J1ck'A
met with a severe accident u
needay of haw week, while rid
uaototcycle. While cooling at
rate of speed into the village al
Front road something went
with the steering gear, and bo
ehine and rider pitched into the
Jack was stunned bythe fall a
peeked up unconscious and b
and bruised about the face and
He was taken home •t once a
Gandier, of Clinton, and Dr. Ti
of Lakeside Park, were called iu
suasion of the butte was feared
fortunately the ryas ptoms passed
and in two or three days he w
and about again as usual.
Duce AT 101 YRAtul or Au
Sunday morning there passed
the oldest resident of the nee
hood and a pioneer of the distr
the person of Mrs. Jane Wilt.
the Goshen line, Stanley. Mrs.
sec was born in Ireland, a hu
and one years ago, but emigrate
this country while still oompara
young and so bee spent almost a
,Ing life on the same farm o
Goshen line. Since the death o
hushand she had lived with
nephew, Mr. William Pollock,
[resent owner of the farm.
Mason had always enjoyed the
health, being able to go about
wait on herself until some th
four weeks ago, when she at last
to take to her bed, suffering fro
special ailment, but just s gradual
breaking up of the system and weak-
ness. She passed quietly away et 3
o'clock Sunday morning and the fun-
eral was held the following afternoon,
being conducted by Rev. A. Macfat-
lane.
noun at
awpbell,
wog the
last, of
Stanley
a stroke
go from
ed, and
• leaves'
er. The
ternoon,
y Rev,
anadlan
the de-
tkin.on
o Wed-
ing his
a high
ong the
wrong
th ma-
dircb,
nd was
ally cut
hands.
nd Dr,
Ilman,
. Con-
, but
dway
as up
x. -On
away
gb bor-
ict, in
on, of
Wil-
ndred
ed to
tively
II her'.
o the
f her
her
the
Mrs.
best of
and
see or
ur no
ASHFIELD,
Tuse[AY, July 10.
PA'rhloric NoTzs.-A I•rge gather-
ing of the Asitfl !Soldier.' Aid
Circle met at the sof Mrs. Wm.
&other., 9th, oon of Ash$eld,
on Tueedky. July- to ..After the
usual business w t the re-
sult of the garden pasty held at the
home of Mrs. W. H. Maize on July
4th was anounced. The net proceeds
amounted to j'dpti. The Society will
hold its next meeting et the home of
Mn, Win. Blake, of the 9th concession
of Ashtleld, on Ansnst 14th. Every-
one is invited. These will be a towel
shower,
A GagAT Success. --A most success-
ful garden part was that given by
the Ashfield Soldiers' Ald Circle on
July 4th on the grounds of Mn. W.
H. Maize, 4th concession of Aahfleld-
Supper was served on tables on the
lawn. presided over by Mis, 1. Mc -
(twain, Mrs. Jan'w Garvey, Mr.. John
McKenzie. Mars Raestothrn and MiesII
Evelyn Hayden, with • host or
helpers. The supper say prepared by
Mrs. Thos. Shackleton, Mrs. John
Men.ry, Mn. Wm..Blake, Mea. J. B.
Graham, Min '['ens Myers, Miss
Hattie Hayden, Miss Bovie R -id with
their aseistaots, the tea and coffee
being prepared by Mrs. Thom. Dough-
erty and Mrs. Jas. Olver, Needless to
Pay, under such component direction
everything was served in excellent
111.nner and the supper was greatly
enjoyed by the large number rreeenr.
A bazaar was in charge of Mn. Rt
Higgins, Mrs. Jas. Hayden, Mn. W.
H. Maize, Mr', Jas. Johnston and as-
sistants. A special feature was the
sale of quilts, one being dossed by Mrs.
McKeith, sr., which brought 914.75.
Another quilt, donated by Mrs. Will
Johnston, brought 925. A beautiful
centrepiece, donated by Mrs. John
McKenzie, realized a nice figure.
Valuable assistance was given by Mise
Mary McKenzie, Mre. Will Finlay,
rs
and many other tladies which addledtothe success of the evening, Mesar'.
Percy Graham, Ed. Olver, Dan. Mc-
Kenzie end many utter young uaeo
assisted the ladies at the table.., The
booth was in charge of Earle Mell-
wain and Auhrey' Higgins. For the
program. Mr. Rn Davidenn occu-
pled the chair, and ve a most inspir-
ing chairman'. address, The Luck -
now Male Quartette entertained and
the progt•am included dim addresses
by Rev. L McKelvey, Ren, G. Gomm.
Capt. McKenzie, Reeve Stewart and
Mr, John Purvte, The piwsentation
of a wrist -watch to Pte, Densmore
Willis, who leaves shortly for service
overseas, was a notable feature of the
evenings proceedings. A most enjoy-
able time was spent by all. The
Circle takes this opportunity of hest�
ily thanking Mrs. Maize and eons foe.
the use of their home. The total re-
ceipt. were slightly over *185..
Beauty may he only silo deep, hat a
lot of fellows can't art through it.
GRAY HAIR
0.., T•oeitl,'s Mat., al Hole rlNtaarative„
" aid
�`�ea"we-Y� MAW Or sung Led. is '. e. "se eat e w
ratite. muss i A ease �1.
M*MNTlwwwrl�M�T
warm weathw farvssse xis.
quos 1111touh�!�! ovii.0 ,w 6000 NT etra at Wok Borthwick and Ma, tag osis w ed soca .t i tt a.ea,R Otte saw,
��A'Re Ya.fmll, oti Port Ifrsak, wet» ftaNlersa
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THE COLBORNE STORE
BARGAIN MUSLINS
Twenty-one pieces, but none of them full pieces, of light summer Muslins that must be cleared out,
and to do so we offer them at prices lower than cost to -us. Most of them are on light grounds
with dainty floral and figured designs. These goods are from 27 inches to 311 inches wide and
are just what is needed for the summer dress or waist fur women, girls or the little ones. Be
sure and see them before decidirg on your uew dress. They range in price from 2Oc to 35c,
The Sale Price is I2c.
CONGOLEUM RUGS
What have you decided on for Floor Coverings for your room that is in need of a new
floor covering? There is nothing so serviceable, so easily kept clean, nor has such beautiful
patterns for the low price and good quality of the Rug as CONGOLEUM. Have you seen the
new patterns ? For dining -roost, bedroom or kitchen nothing can take the place of Congoleum.
Absolutely sanitary and is not affected by warm or cold water, and easily cleaned by either.
Made in all sizes, at less than half the price of wool Rugs.
SKIRT MATERIALS
Now is the time for the separate Sport Skirt and we are prepared with the newest in
Skirting Materials. Beach Cloths in plain colors, checks, stripes and- figured• designs are the
best. We have them in small quantities, so there will not be many skirts the same. They are
uew and serviceable. 36 ruches wide. At 40c, 45c, 50c a yard.
NEW SUMMER COLLARS
We have the newest, made by an exclusive manufacturer. The low Collar with points on
the shoulders and the high Collar with a fichu front are the best. They range in price from
60c to $2.25.
This store will be closed Wednesday afternoons at 1 o'clock daring July and August
�'OI J. H. C S LBORN E occ
LSENMILLER,
WMDNERUAY, July 11.
Weather permitting, the postponed
ice cream social will be held oo the
evening of Wednesday, July 25.
Mrs. William Oke returned borne
last week after a six monthr. visit
with her sister, Mr.. Archie Dewar, of
Plckfurd, Mich.
The rain of Saturday night did eon-!
siderable damage by washing out the
road in front of the store so badly :
that it had to be closed on Sunday -
Several men bare been working all '
week to make it passable.
The trouhle with scandal is that
people are all so willing to believe it. i
GRANR TRUNK RYS CM
Attractive Trips
TO
MUSKOKA LAKES
ALGONQUIN PARK
MAGANETAWAN RIVER
LAKE OF BAYS
KAWARTHA LAKES
GEORGIAN BAY
Rome-tr p tourist tickets now on
sole 1torn at.tione in Ontario at
41 very low fares, with liberal
stop -oven,
GET YOUR TICKETS IN ADVANCE
Herta reservations and fall Iafermauoe.t
ail brand Trunk ticket olaoe. or write C. L
HORNING. l)(atriot Pwooaer Agent, 4 T
Ry. System. Tomato, Ont•
F. F. LAWRENCE & SONS
Town Agents Phone 8
LET A L1TT1,E
SUNSHINE IN.
Why use coal oil when
you can have Electric
Lights that will not cast
you any more and will
give more light and better
satisfaction
We know bow to LET
THE SUNSHINE IN
and will cheerfully fur-
nish plans and estimates
for wiring your home.
Just Piton. 82 o. lie
Robt. Tait
West Street, Next Postof!•,ce
IR*Y
Eavestro hing
and all kinds
TINWOR
are right in our line.
Don't delay order g
necessary work done. It
will pay you to have re-
pairs made promptly.
Orders entrusted to ns,
re4eive expert attention.
FRED. HUNT
"THE PLUMBER"
Hamilton //trait Phone tx
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Here Is An Unusual Car
The Gray Dort is more than a
good car. It is an unusual car.
Unusual in its tip -to -toe quality -
La a. owingUnusual because it is so completely
honthan other cars -unusual ause fbecauseit iis
Westinghouse
Storting end thoroughly de
Lighting q Y pendable-unusualbe-
cause of its powerful, faithful motor,
famously strong rear axle, its oversize bearings, its
Westinghouse Starting and Lighting, and a score of -
other superlative under -the -hood virtues.
The Gray Dort is far out of the ordinary run of qrs.
Its individuality is in its absolute superiority.
See the 1917 Gray Dort. You'll want it.
T. H. MITCHELL,
Dealer Goderieh N. A. TAYLOR,
Distributor, Sivas
TRE ORAT-DORT MOTORS, Luted, Chathsrs, Out.
r' left /w Chatham**