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Bengard Clothes
Don't Worry)
about the tax on clothing.
We have plenty of
SUITS
AT $30 TO
(There is no war tax,.ou
suits up to $45.).
JUST A HINT
in our show windows -but if you will come inside you
will get a more intimate knowledge of what really good
clothes are considered to be in the estimation of the
makers of
BENGARD CLOTHES
These stylish garments leave nothing to he desired in appear-
ance, material, cut, or finish. They are truly individual ; many
models to suit varying personalities -Quality Clothes in every
sense.
PRICES S30 TO S45 -
"NO TAX."
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Phone 57 Borsalino 1 t : 1
DUNGANNON.
THE SIGNAL
SCIATICA
Titt•ttSDAY, June 3.
MR. N. F. WHA'.1RD•is the agent
for THE SIGNAL. at Duugaunou.
Orders left with him for subserip-
ttous, advertisemeuts or Joh print-
ing will revive prompt attention.
Telephone tGodertch Rural) r30.
Wedding bells are ringing.
Dr. Case is moving around in his new
Ford coupe.
Robert Moore is nuising some broken
ribs these days.
Quite a number attended the circus at
Goderich Friday last.
.Lorne McKenzie is now agent for the
new Overland light car. Sole agent for Goderich, !1. 1'. Dun -
George and Benson Case are home from lop 1'hm tt., t'hetalst and Druggist,
Toronto for a fee holidays. ltedford Block.
Mr. Jas. Mallough is home again from
Toronto, where he was holidaying
Mr. and Mrs.13. Beninger, of Windgham,
in a l..X.r
Telpletede
b
Capsules•
$any doctor, preaorlbe
tthhem.
Enrut T �yJ •tons• 16�
g S.. ills .3'oroaso, tea
s.mpie. esa
Sold by reliable drU.sVa
•a
•verywh• tete 51.0{
eve visitors to Dungannon on u y.
Miss Mary McCourt is home again
after spending some time in Toronto hos-
pital.
Ralph Disher intends leaving for
Ridgeway on, Saturday on a motoring
trip.
Nelson McLarty has sold his farm on
the 2nd co cession of West Wawanosh to
Mr. Orser.
Morning and evening service will be
held in Erskine church next Sunday, at
i1• a. m. and 7 p. m.
The latest in Nutter -one of our mer-
chants found a dishcloth in the centre of a
roli�ofMaterwinthhepurchased recently.
Mrs. Garrison. of G*ricli. visited her
grandmother, Mrs. Dreaney• this week.
Mrs. Garrison is just recovering from a
serious attack of fever.
Mrs. John White of -Aylmer. returned
home on Tuesday after visiting her sister.
Mrs. Henry Jones. who after an operation
is able to be out spin. -
The people of._Paul's church are
arranging for a garden party-fo he held
on the grounds of Mr. C. C. Brhwn on
the evening of J me 23rd.
Rev. T. A. Steadman is attending the
London Conference. at Stratford this
week. There will be no service in the
Methodist church on Sunday.
The services of St. Paul's church will
continue to be held in the Orange Hall
while the churn building is undergoing
repairs. There will be no evening service
this month; the morning service will be
at 11 o'clock.
Rev.. D. D. Douglas, B. A.. Anglican
minister of Dungannon. was present at
the ordination service in the church of St.
John the Evangelist. London, on Sunday,
when he. with other ca 'didates. was or+
dained to the priesthood by. the Bish,p
of Huron.
INDUCTION SERVICE -The induction of
Rev. H. R. Campbell. B. D.. Ph. D., into
the charge of the Presbyterian churctes of
Dungannon and Port Albert took place on
Tuesday afternoon in Erskine church, in
the presence of a large representation
of both congregations. Rev. W: A,
Bradley. of Teeswater, clerk of Maitland
Presbytery. presided : Rev. K. A. Gollan.
of South Kinloss, preached the sermon :
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HE WILL
011 Wow
Worm talo do washing the old way are invited to come is
and learn how to do it the "Time Saver" way.
On these days ONLY wewill sell the " Time Saver " for the
regular nib price on easy terms of
NO IIITLREST ADDED
Think of the hard work you will save
yourself. How much easier your work will
be. All your friends who have them
'mply wcu dn'. part with them. his > i
e• y payment plan really lets the was s J
pa: for itself as it works. Just like yo
e oupay your servant or laundress.
ii e have ordered and have in stock a
good entity of machines. and so can
save yo money if you buy during these
rays.. 1' v will positively have to pay -�
more if yo delay. Five dollars puts the �,•
machine in our home and then it pays �)
for itself by t e labor it satres.
t ' 1
East side'o
. , --LEE
Square - - - _ Goderich
FINE REPAIRING
•
Bring your tread -worn tires to us
and let us retread them for you and
get an extra 2,000 to 3,000 extra mil •-
age out of tires that are practically
worthies. or let us reline your tire,
which will strengthen it 50 per cent.
Tires repaired in the propetttme.by
•our process will pay biggest returns.
Let us examine your tires. If we
cannot save your buying a new tire, it
wilt be a pretty bad one.
Tires,rre}Tuubees, Accessories.
11 Jr """"`t GODERI('Hp Hamilton •
Rev. A M Boyle- of Belgrave addressed
the minister. and Rev. J. S. Hardie. of Regrettable .Areident to Harold Mosasey'
Lochalsh, addressed the congregation. in Goderieh-Crediton tame.
Re 7. P. Jamieson of St. Helens. also was i
event. After the induction service the There was a fairly good attendance at
assembly repaired tote semen Agricultural Park on Monday evening to
• arch, where refreshments were served witness the baseball amebetweenCreditol
• the ladies of the two congregations.
AUBURN.
- Wednesday. June 2.
Rev. R. J. )toss and Mr.. Ituss are
attending the meeting of the Presby-
terian general Assembly at Ottawa.
)'apt. ',vin. Fingiand will preach in
Knox church Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Riddell arrival
borne un Monday from a visit to Mr.
Itlddell's brother in Iowa: who 1s eery
III.
J1r. Nelson Hill 1s mittiug in a gaso-
line tank this week in front of Isis
store.
Mrs. O. Mcllveen and children, of
Watford, are spending the week with
her parents. Mr. and Mt
i..
Walter Pfeffer h:+
Mr. tt'm. Neave.' house.
Mr. Jas. Laidlaw has rented Geo.
Yunghlut'i- houses and intends moving
iu soon.
Mrs. Wm. Evans (s ,seriously 111 at
the home of her mother. Mrs. S. Series.
Mr. John Msnaing is confined) to hie
tw,l. We hope for his speedy recovery.
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Pillow•
56
1•'1 I LLAR Ei SON
66 The Scotch Store"
Phone
56
STORE HOURS: 8 A. M. TO b P. M. t SATURDAYS 10 P. M.
FOR THE JUNE BRIDE
those anticipating making gifts'"to 'the`une re rhelpful
d;, f leTO
here make a few suggestions that may prom p
something really useful as well as ornamental is the order. f
the day.
Beautiful Linen Table Cloths, with Napkins to match, in designs of the
Shamrock. Pansy and Rose. Size 2 yards. Price for set complete $24.
Table Cloths, linen, choicely damasked in floral designs, size 10x4. Prices
$7.50, $8.50, $10.
Table Napkins, pure linen, medium and full size 22x22. Prices $7.50, $8.50,
CO a dozen. •
s, A. A$gnttb.
. morel) tato Lunch Cloths with Na kine to match, very dsoice, Price $9.
Constipated cal ildren._
Children who suffer from constipation,
indigestion or any of the other ailments
due to a clogged condition of the bowels
Will find prompt relief through the use of
Baby's Own Tablets. The Tablets are a
mild but thorough laxative which can
always be depended upon to regulate
the bowels and sweeten the stomach.
They are absolutely safe arid are sold 1
under a guarantee to be entirely free from,
opiates or. other injurious drugs. Con-
cerning them Mrs. Thomas A. Boutot.
Lake Bak r. N. B., writes: "1 am pleased
to state that Baby's Own Tablets were of
great help to me when my baby
was suffering from constipation.
The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers
or by Mail at 25 cents a box from the
Dr.. Williams Medicine Co.., Broeltville.
B
and Goderich, but could the players have
' advertised the high-class of ball they were
Grand openin* df amusement, par11- going to put on there would have been a.
ion at Goelerieh Saturday. Ione 12. much larger turnout. Crediton is one of
KiNGSItRIDGE.
Rev. Maurice Sullivans First Mass.
t 1:irge cont,' eg:+ti»u assemhleel in
sr. Jo-eph s cl+r •h ern Sndday morning
ip honor of Rev. Maurice suntrap.
also otE6ats41 at Inas for rhe tirst time
after hi. ordin:+tieh to the priesthood.• -s.
The young grit- t is a wen of the- tate the seven innings played as per arrange- turned4home with them to spend a few
Mr. awl`Mrs. John J. SUIlivau of niis ment before the game commenced. days with her brothers, the Messrs. Mc-
r..wu.hip. 111111 .t-hr:•-ld iiso' 'o more },Goderich scored two in the fourth and Kenzie.
one in the sixth-h,tal 3.' Miss Emma Urquhart. of Tiverton, is
called to the holy office. s umber of, l Godet'T fiT i `spending a =pie of weeks with Mra.
innings Harold Murney. who had beat ' W. C. Webb.
tares who has been sicik
All -linen Huckaback owels, size 22x40. Prices $2.70, $2.50, $3 a pair.
All -linen HuckabaCk Towela,Guests. size 18x33. Price $3 a pair.
White Turkish Bath TOwels, first-rate quality, with fancy.•Iored border.
Price 53.50 a pair.
Bedspreads, all white, is -the Marcella, dimity, honeycomb and satin, full sizes.
splendid values. Prices $3.75, $4.50, $5.50, $6.95 and $7.95.
From- thellonsefurnishing Department
_...
WC would suggest :
Rugs, 1 pestry, Brussels, Axminster and Wilton. -A ite,t4ate assortment in
various sizes. /
Runners of Al quality in Wilton.
Bedroom Mats of different sizes and designs.
Congoleum and Linoleum Rugs inood carpet designs. ,
Grastex Mats and Rugs in all sizes, for verandahs and bedrooms.
Eiderdown Comforters, beautifully covered in good quality printed sateen
and satin.
ALL VERY MODERATELY PRICED
MctaNts Patterns McCall's Quarterly McCsll's IMGs astne
Orders by mail or phone receive best and prompt attentp
1 PHONE -5i
jilar's Scotch Store �%
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The -Leading Phone and Mail Order Store
the best teams in the League and fully . - --
expected to win here or. Monday night, The steamer Martian arrived on Sat -
but the home nine had been at practice June 1. iirday Inst with :tip).uMMi t+nshs•la of
and the result of the game shows that the wheat ate! oats for the elevator. This
material is there and only needs constant Mr. Wm. Rutherford is attending the was the only arrival o[ the week.
stirring up to bring it out. U. F. O. meeting at Toronto this week.
Crediton went to bat first, scoring one Mr. John McKenzie and Mr. and Mrs.
run, -and added another in the fifth . McGregor, of Kintaii, were visitors on
•innin which made- their total two in Monday at Mr. Clark's. Mrs. Clark re -
ST. HELENS.
TUESDAY.
t' to lend distinction Villa. •wv-asion., tin doing good
n,vt,.y Qrvu ua a taginu wtxk In se the•pttctwli6er s boxg.7n Mf• Jol'n M
Us� wag
slid t second bated h is ok t it.imptvving
ii'''enherd 1
eh ccb hall And
t am gain tier.. some way. resulting its a serious injury, Mr. and Mn. Craliston, Mrs. (a.
e: - ii -)shim' a+4i.inl lige aT fisc to«,plc He was carried otf-the field by his team• Cranston and Wei t SUM •y with
of t + unil n.ljoioiiii parish••.. »r,.1 „ matesandadoctor called, who pronounced Westfield friends.
ever ten•stiu oro •ram was carries) i it a break Harold will most likely be Mr. and Mn. Robert Taylor and family,
g 1 1•
out of the game kQr th- rest of the season of Auburn, called on friends here on Sat -
out, - his services a ill be much missed on today.
- e team. Re is a great favorite among' Mr. and Mrs. James Durnin were at
Grand opening ..t av�+i-.eu Pat tial ='1 team-mates and everybody hopes his Ingersoll tast week attending the marriage
lou at ('oderich S++turday, lune /12:recovery will be speedy. of their niece, Miss Stella 11'etxter.
Lexis _took .S1urMy s place in the box t St. Helens beet ring starts on Wedner
-__ - __ _ _______ and did some clever work. His arm was day. June 9th.
bothering him somewhat, but if'that wing 1 Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Woods. Alvin and
improves very mush other teams will all; Vera, and Lorne Woods mot. to
•be selling goose -eggs. W. -Bisset did the', Stanley nif Sat •
catching for Goderich. Weir and Mots Mrs. John Bennet and son Bruce.
acre the battery for Crediton.• ! Port Albert are visiting her mother, Mra.
-o-Jack Wiggins acted as umpire 'ori H. Rutherford.
When Oonatipertion comes, what (�oderich'5 pass gnu Frankwcee forn _
+ The Colons get dogged L:e':
aPpe>i`i]♦=IRa,JRa ♦=•Iml ��
r of Canada, and is most
likely to he one of those selected to rep- i
resent Canada in the Olympic shoot at
Antwerp.
Score by innings -
Crediton .. 1- 0 0 0 1 0 0 -2i -
Score
. 0 0 0 2 0 1 x- 31
LIFE- BUOY
TENNIS
____SPD�TING
Constipation Generates
Poisons
tremely poiw0no s, the blood circula-
tion comes to sutnciently close con-
tact with the waste to take up these
Pvbon13 by abeorptlon and to distrib-
ute them thr•ougliotrt the body. The
remit is --the Liver becomes Slug-
gish, you become dull and heavy,
Biliousness asserts' itself. then you
have Headache, Kidney and Bladder
Trouble, Indigestion, Appendicitis,
and more evils besides.
Sacking's
Kidney and Liver Pills
are highly recommended for
Constipation
and its Evil Results
They are purely vegetable. do not
Gripe, targe or irrttwte, and bring
reiier by prodmcing a healthy condi-
tam of the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys
and ))towels.
No matter what medielne you are
tasting for laxative it mietit be just
as wet) b ohanae oR to Hackings.
The conlbloation of (7.tioar'a. Pep -
V Mayapple
coes:Med In these
pI1M will pitsh30e results so be un-
equalled by any others. They wont
beautiful in Oigeetive Dlaerden, for
Gas on the stomach, for Spasmodic
Pains In the Stomach and Bowels.
aqui iew Dyspepsia and indigestion.
Tiny a few bat.41 from roar dealer
to-iky, but be absolutely Sure you
gat Hacking's.
The Way'to the Wes
DAILY SERVICE
Lao. TORONTO (Union Station)
9.15 P.M.
CALGARY
EDMONTON
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
WINNIPEG
BRANDON
REGINA
SASKATOON
STANDARD TRANS -CONTINENTAL TRAIN EQUIPMENT TNROU•N.
OUT, INCLUDING NEW ALL -STEEL TOURIST SLEEPING OARS.
See. Men. Weil. rrl.-Os.adla. Hatless! all the way.
Tees. Thurs. Sat. -Via S.T., T. a 11.0., O.ohree• those. 0. ■. cps.
Tl.h.ts and fell I.f•rmatles from .•crest Canadian Nattered
•.Ileers' Agee,.
•r • I P ger Department, Tomb,.
I ,eeta.dr.setdl� 1e western e� eds available rtamill T 'veleta see f
will ferelsb fell pertkielere
r.•.ee famine a lather perpeeea. 1
Canadian National Railways
Notes.
Clinton afid Zurich played to a tie in
the game at Clinton on Monday night -5
all.
The way the different nines are show-
ing up, the race in the Huron County
League is going to be an interesting one
before the close of the season.
The next game to be played here is on
June 16th, when the home team lock
horns with their old antagonists. the
Clinton nine, Goderich plays at Clinton
June 14th. •
Gederieh Loses at Zurich.
Goderich played two games at Zurich
today (Thursday) and met defeat in both
of them. The first game (an exhibition
one) was played in the morning, the score
being 7 to b in favor of Zurich. In the
evening the League event was pulled off.
Goderich losing 7 to 3. Well, we can't
win them all !
in the game between Clinton and Cred-
iton, at the latter place on Thursday,
Crediton won by the score of 1R to 2.
GODF.RiCH TOWNSHIP.
A meeting of the Ladle.' Aid Itnelety
of Taylor's Corner will be held at the
home of Mrs. Drlrer on Wednesday,
June Ath, at 2 o'clock p. m.
Grand opening of Amusement pavil-
ion at Goderleh Saturday, June 12.
Water and Light Commission
HE TROJAN
SHOES
We are showing a Lange or Life -
Buoy Tennis, Sporting and Outing
Shoes that will surpass anything
we have yet offered and to out-
-Measles eine beteg
shown.
These goods are well knewfl for
\-their superior wearing gnallttes. •
e Brown Rover, with extra
,j solea for boys. a without
exption theliell on lied market.
and is sure to give satiatactIoo.
The prices are Iuost reasonable.
Let ns do yonr Shoe .Repairing
and have it done right.,
The latest and most improved
Electric Washing
Machine
Electric washers are coming
into more general use, and
Hydro always aims to have
the best. Call and see it.
Large supply of
Electric Leaps and other
Electric Devices
Always on hand.
The Hydro; Store
North Side Square.
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Geo. Bilosc)iflicar
North side Square,
Grand opening of amusement pavil-
ion it Goderich Saturday, June 12.
R. Tait
Electrical Contractor
Wiring Of all Made up -to -data'
for Teteohnees.-Ba�tt-
Police Patrol and_ ilea-_
Systems.
I'rlvato Il esideocea and Boslness
Places -a specialty.
AIL Work Guaranteed.
• Electric Irons, Toastsn, or)))es
rasa. Vacuum Cleaaer., W
Macadam. Flashlights a a d
Baltariasalt all kinds always os
iaa0.
Ric tap St or 19S _m0_ have us
give you an estimate oo your
wiring. It will be done ght.
Robt. Tait
`Vast Street New Pouoff,cs
Phones -Shop 12, House 193
DEVELOPING
AND
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BRiNG YOUR FILMS TO US FOR DE-
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FILMS TO FIT ALL CAMERAS.
H. C. DUNLOP.