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NEW LINES
OF BOXED
STATIONERY
In various tints and
different shaped en-
velopes, with and
without colored bor-
ders, 50c,60c, 75c and
90c, per box.
Less expensiveness 30c, 25e
and 35c.
A fresh shipment of
MERIDEN
SILVER POLISH
Positively the best silver
polish made, 50c. per can,
enough to last a family
for one year.
sesseW's
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CROCETERIA
NMI N. mono sprat
Only the best of all
kinds of Groceries are for
sale here and all are sold
at the lowest -possible
prices.
Kiocanline Bevan and cooked
11 i1111. Pottage Hu14 and
.,ic 11stns. Jellied Tongue end
Meet trier. The best Back its -
coo end lireakfs,t Bacon that
toil try can buv.
TEA'4 ANi) ('OFFER
Fresh, but ter and new -laid eggs
Bread 12c. a loaf
CASH - MW - CARRY
• --Open Evenings
H. McFADYEN
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TKO SIGNAL
GODERICB, ONT.
('OI'NTS ('Ol'NCU-LORS
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F'irat Annual 1'irnk Marked b) Pre -
/mutation to Mr. aad airs. llolsaau
At the June meeting of the HWi4i
manly luuucil It was suggrstel ttyyti
tho council bold a Ovule at ltayliel8
this year. Areordingly a majority of
the members of the council, with their
families and wavy friends, met at
Jowett's grove, l ynehl, on Friday,
June nth, mud had a right gcssl Owe
to ofcjiaauloved picnic style.
ThTaatber was Weal and the day
one let June's best, and all present en-
joyed it to the fullest.
lieridrs most of the present members
of the council several members of pre-
vious councils were prMteut, ins•ledtng
Ex -Wardens e;uveuls•k, M. l'. 1'., eau-
telou and Elliott and Messrs. J. A.
Fond, W. H. Lobb amid A. J. Erwin,
also Councillor Major Dunlop, Mr, W.
Walker and Town Clerk Knox of Gode-
rich. 1 game of baseball betweeu aides
ch(seu by Messrs. D ouglate and M.
Elliott was well (untested, awl some
brilliant plays were pulled off. Wheu
the betters did dud the tali the picnic
grounds were hardly big enough. A. E.
Erwin, ex -Reeve of Bayfield, pitched
fur loth sides and the way he twirled
the sphere would do credit to a pro-
feaalonal, putting the majority out in
one-twe- three order un strikes. He
was ably supported by Harold Weston,
who did the houors of etcher for both
sides. The score was a tie, 9 each.
County Treasurer Lane umpired the
game and gave some very close de-
cisions. Lc fact, there 1s some talk of
his merrier,. twtug sought for by some
of the big leagues. '---
Another exciting feature of the day
was a tug-of-war ts•tween sides choeets
by Messrs. Neel,, Reeve of Stephen, and
McNabb, lteeve of Grey. Atter two
very strenuous pulls the Stephen mem-
ber's (tide was declared . vk•turlous.
Mr. Jas. A. Ford acted as referee with
mer betted tun.
Thea followed a series of races and
jumping contest., conducted by ex -
Warden' W. It. EIilott, In which the
athletic abilities of the memlwrs were
further tested. Morton Elliott. Iteeve
of Stanley, having won the greater
number of the events was declared the
champion nthirte of the council. Mix
members of the cuune11 were very much
missed. These were Messrs. Reacers.
oath. Clark, Mnffatt. Plum and t'urdon,
taco of whoa, Messrs. l'utt dud Clark.
were absent through Illness.
Tie ladies, 100, hakpart in the
sports and some close races were sten.
A very pleasing feature of the day's
prucredittgs was the preeentatiun to
County Clerk 801111511 and Mrs. Hol-
man of a lc•ntifully-worded address,
aeumpauiel by two handsome uphol-
stered chairs. The a(llre+s was read
by Councillor John Laporte, Reeve of
. and the pres•utation was rissole
l'oun•illor Amos Tlpling of 'Mee-
han'. • Mr. Holman was -taken com-
pletely by surprise, but replied fe•l-
Ingjy, thanking the members of (oun(•il
as behalf of -himself and Mrs. Holman
for the beautiful expression of tlwir
gessiwill send appreeiatlon. Mr. and
Mrs. llolmsn were seated in their
eluting while all sang -'For Hr's a Jul
Boal Fellow."
A 'splendid supper ptorldel by the
ladies was thbruughly enjoyed 4111
proved a fitting cliwax to a gall after-
nrojn's sport, after which all left for
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24 different flavors to choose from
35c. a brick
Cream Bricks
Call or 'phone for one. Insist on Willard's.
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THE NYAL OUALITY DRUG STORE
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LOOLVTZKOMCCOCIMICOCX
White Shoes
Were never in greater dem
reasons for this :
than this year. There are various
1st. Because of their Comfort, in that they are light, per-
fectly pliable, and easy.
2nd. Because of the wide range of Styles and shapes we are
showing this season, with a distinct design or model to suit
every individual taste, consequently
3r1. We can Fit you, whether your feet are lone and narrow,
or ahoit and wide, we have the correct last for you, man,
woman, or child, and
411i Became, of their Economy.
See our goods, get our prices, and you will buy here, to
your complete satisfaction. Ask your friends, they holm.
REPAIRING
Sharman's Shoe Store
SAYED FROM
ELONG MIaERY
Taittrs°a -C Try >ti
MRS. N. J. GORR(
.,Isifts Union St., Vancouver, B.C.
"I suffered with all the symptoms
of Female Trouble, with chromic Coe.
st,pation and constant Headaches.
1 had pains 10.5 dwrs is the Each aad
sides of she body. I tried various
remedies without relief, and then put
myself under a doctor's dare aad be
advised me to have an operation. 1
refused.
Then, I started taking 'Flit-a-
tives' ; and from the outset, I felt
better, and dim nwediciae has eswpleteiy
relieved me of all my misery sod
suffenng. My weight was only 143
pounds and now it is 168 pounds. r
111411fres of psis and headaches and the
terrible Constipation ; and what saved
me from misery is the splendid fruit
medicine, 'Fruit -a -tiles' "
MRS. M. J. GORSE.
50e. a box, 6 for $2.30, trial else Me.
At all dealers or seat postpaid by
Fruit -di -bees Limited Ottawa, Out
home feeling that thLs should by all
weans he established as an annual
event.
The following Is the address to Mr.
and Mrs. Holman aecowpanying the
presentation
Ooderlch, June 23th, 1920.
To Geo. W. Hillman. F,sq.,
i'oeuty'l'lerk of Huron County.
Dear Sir, -We, the euemlers of the
county council of the county of Huron.
desire to extend 18 yourself and Mrs.
Holman - our sincere congratulations
aqd heartiest hest wishes for a long
and happy married life.
Ln our intercourse with you we hare
always found you to be affable and
courteous in your demeanor and
active and ',elutes in discharging the
duties of your office.
When your country called sect '414
not hesitate to offer your some to fight
and die if need le in the cause of truth
and liberty. .
We would therefore ask yoe to ac-
cept this slight token of our esteem,
not for Its intrinsic value. but merely
as a work of our esteem of you as a
11/11 11 and as an offker of tie banner
county of the Province of Outerio.
Signori on behalf of the county coun-
cil of the county of Huron.
G. ('. PETTY. Warden.
AMON TiI'LiN(i.
JOHN LAPORTih.
JOSEPH HACKlTr.
M. ARMHTItONG.
KiNGSBRiDGE.
Daltsw-- McCarthy- Ht. Joseph's
church on Wrdnewlay, June 23rd, was
the selene of • very pretty event when
Ensue Nth Me('arthy, youngest daughter
of Mr. Florence Mct'arthy, was united
In marriage to Mr. Louie Dalton.
Tice youthful bride, who was given
away by her father, looked charming
In a gown of white georgette with natio
trimmings. She wore the bridal veli•
with wreath of orange hlonsossw, and
carried a bouquet of bridal rosea and
malDenhalr terra. Her deter, Miss
Catherine McCarthy, In a gown of retell
pink georgette with hat to match, was
bridesmaid, while Mr. Charles Mc-
Carthy acted as hest, man. After the
dinner, which was given •t the home
of the bride, the happy couple left by
motor for Ooderirh, where they took
till train for London. Detroit and other
points., the bride travelling In ■ navy
blue Nutt with hrnld trimmings and
white tramp.rent het. The young
couple were the recipient* of many
beautiful gift.., showing the eateemi In
which they are held.
You need Penslar Tread Easy now. it's
best for tired, aching feet. In Utter cans,
25c. Campbell's Drug Store.
Service
This is the Optical Ser-
vice Station of Goderich.
All your optical wants will
be carefully and promptly.
attended to here.
if you are having any symp-
toms of eye trouble, we can give
you the most scientific examina-
tion, with the most up-to-date
equipment
A. L. COLE
. Eyesight Specialist
Optometrist Optician
Board of Trade Headquarters
Masonic Temple, West St.
Near the Post Office,
W. REG. SHARMAN OODERICH, - ONT.
!"• Store
Hosiery.
We have at the present time an
exceptionally large range of Hosiery in
white, black and colors, for children
and women. At all times our Hosiery
stock is well aisorted, as we specialize
in this line.
Oi s Ladies' Lisle Hose, in white, black
ort' colors, at COc, PSc, 95c and $1.25
a pair.
Ladies' Silk Fibre Hose at $1.00, $1.25. $1.50, $1.75. In
white, black and colors.
Ladies' Pure Silk Hosiery at $2.00, $2.25, $2.50, $3.00,
$3.50 a pair. In white, black and colors.
Children's Lisle Hose. in white, black and colors, in all
sizes, ranging in price from 50cg10 $1.00 a pair.
Children's Sox, in plain white or, with pink, blue n tan
tope, also plain tan, at 35c, 3t3c, 45e,.55o a pair.
Boys' heavy Cotton Stockings, in all sizes, in black. From
30c to 85c a pair. -
A Special in Lilies' Whits aoa Black Stockings
Pure Silk Stockings, in all sizes, from 84 to 10, in black and
white only. Regular $2.50. For $1.98.
Underwear
Watasa's Underwear is well hews
Watson's -Underwear gives satisfaction because it is made
to tot, out of the best yarns procurable. Our stock ie comprised
of nothing but Watson's lines.
Ladies' tine Lisle Vests, from 45c to $1.25 &garment.
Ladies' Comhinstions, from $1.25 to $2.75 a garment.
Chi'dren's Vests. in either short or no eternise, at 30c and
35e a garment.
,_ Children's Drawers, in all sizes, at 55c a gamiest,
Curtains
A3 we have not the room tq,display Curtains and Curtain
Materials, we have decided t0 discontinue this line and to clear
them quickly they are on sale at exactly 25 per cent. off.
A large range of Curtains in lace and marquisette, $4 yards
long, in crown and white, ranging in price frostt•$ices) jo' .8.60, -
are now 25 per cent. less than these prices.
Curtain Materials will also be cleared at the same reduction,
25 -per cent. off on all Curtain Materials. These scrims, nets
and laces come in white ecru and cream and range in price from
25e to *1.25 a yard.
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Children's Dresses.
A large range of Children's Dresses from 2 years size to 16
yeah St 26 per lent. off. These garments are all new this sea -
tion and cowe in Ginghame and Prints in the season's Latest
creations and the best patterns.
All sizes tore nted and the trimmings on each garment
ars very attract These garments will be on display in our
windows mod in our ready to wear department on the second
floor. .
Ladies' House Dresses
A very large range of Ladies' House Dresses in all sizes
from 34 to 44 at $2.50 up These Dresses will be on sale
Saturday, July 3rd in our new ready to wear department and on
display in our windows.
Ladies' White Skirts
A very large assortment of Ladies' and Misses' White Skirts
in all sizes from 22 to 36 waist measure. These -Skirts ooabe in
Pique, Gabardine and Rapp acd are prettily trimmed witk but-
tons. Ask to see these attructies and useful garments.
Bathing Suits
.r Ladies' one piece Bathing Suite in Nary, Paddy drew..
and Brown, trimmed with Orange and Green, in pure wool et
$7.60 each. .
Cottons
' HORROCKSES COTTONS on sale. As you know HOR-
ROCKSES is the recoguized standard fat White Cottons. We
hive a large stock at present and for one week every piece of
HORROCKSES Cotton will be on sale. There is no dressing
in HOR$OCKSES Cottons. They are free from filling.
Regular 65c Codes for 49c.
Regular 55c Cotton for 43c.-
Also
3c.Also other lines to choose from.
Voile Dresses
An exceptionally large range of Ladies' Voile Drestsee In' tint
season's latest creations and the best and newest patterns that
have been produced. They are made from ENGLISH Toile -
which means they are fast is to color. W, want roc to see
this wonderful range which is on display in our ready bo wear
department.
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J. H. COLBORNE & CO.
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Your favorite ice cream soda is here.
None but the purest flavors used. H. T.
Edwards.
A Triplicate Charge Slip.
Men•hants who require a triplicate
(charge slip to comply with the "luxury
tax" rewnlatJons should call up The
Signal, which ran Supply the eorrect
thing made by the largest counter
(•beck book firm in the country.
ACBi'RN.
Wednesday, Jure 30.
POR SALE -LIME. B. C. SHINGLES
and a Quantity of anchor pees. W. T.
RIDDELL. Auburn.
,Mr. Frank Mtnrdy hes completed
painting the, Auburn bridge.
Mr. It. Melrose had a nephew from
the cell Mod arrive to visit him on
Tito oiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Munro ..peet a
few days at Stratford this week.
I'. F. 0. Pteeie.-Thr 1'. F. el. plenk•
on Saturday drew a hirer crowd 51141 11
gtssl time 1. reported by them who
were peewees. Miring 11,. afternoon
Miss King's clams and 11e Westfield
junior baseball Mems played, resulting
In ■ win for the Auburn loyn by the
sere 11.9. In the evening R'eretfield
mentor taseball team ■rid ('erten,
played, resulting In favor of Westfield,
111-1.
Malr-Doyl.,-The marriage of MINN
Zella A. Doj.lc, younger danitlte'r of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Doyle of anlniru,
tt William A. Mair, of Mullett, took
plisse on Thursday. June 24, nt1 Knox
Prewbyterisn enamor. Outwit'!" The
winsome bride looked charming In a
grey etlk deem with silver late trim-
mings, with Milan hat and white fox
fur. She carried a bouquet of Ophelia
rimae and wore the groom's gift, ■ rope
of pearl... After the ceremony the weel-
dltig party returned to the hrldee'a
home, where a buffet luncheon was
served. The happy couple left for a
short honeymoon trip to Detroit via
(;rand Rend, the bride travelling In •
navy blue verge suit with hat to match.
The good wlwhert of a Nowt of friends
go with them to their Dew hone on the
groom's, farm. The bride will he
greatly mimed by a wide CIr -Ie of
frl'n(IM In our village, as her sunny
dlspnaltlon and happy face bare won
het a very warm spot in our hearts.
Thla esteem waw given a practical vent
where a mese et nights pr.vleta to
her marriage she was called upon by
the ghee and pretended with • Mather
term.? and Mhoany table.
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THE HOUSE OF RELIABILITY
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HOW GODERICH(�� CELEBRATED.
Continued from page 1.
The morning parade had many good
features. Miss Marlon Lee and her
girl chums had a Hever thing 1■ their
representation of "dehool Days." The
takioff on the (ioderlch Amusement
Ibrporation way funny. The Goderich
Mereantile Co., "(:e(leric•h's Baby In-
dustry," had an artistic float, showing
its varions linea of manufacture; It
wee got up very hurriedly, but won the
first prize without question. The (ter -
man gun receive) this week from
Ottawa was seen 117 most people for
the fir..t time as it appeared In the
parade, drawn by the handsome teams
of greys, the leaders ridden by Veter-
ans J. Murray and Mat Claremont,
while Veterans J. H. McKay std Roy
Black were on the grin.
It Was a great day for the kiddie..
We doLibt If any town In Canada gives
the youngsters a better time on Do-
minion
krminion Day. than Goderich does every
year
The baby show appears to he more
popular year by year. There was ■
great lineup of tittle cherubs thin
morning.
"The mysterious Miss Green" was
reported early in the day to have 1*en
Identified, but ofil•iel confirmation of
the report 1.1 lacking. Slim Reynolds
of the hell telephone exlllange was the
lagy. 'Tom" Pritchard was "the
deleterious" Mr. Brown," and he went
home at the close of the day's prc>r•errf-
Inge withont hsving been identified.
The people heartily enjoyed the box -
Ing In barrel.. and other medal events
In the afternoon. This Is a good
feature that should not be neglected
In future years.
In spite of the big crowd at the after-
noon sports, the ttrtauews of the day
are somewhat behind. la et year, the
admlwsion fee wan f10 rents, and the
redaction this year to 31S cents made a
conslderattle difference. When it is
(onwideyed that the morning and even-
ing programs are given without charge
to tpe public, and that a thousand or
more children are admitted free to the
Park In the afternoon, it must 1s• ad.
mitred that the charge of J& I. a
email an. Se cover all the expenses of
the day. 1f the town haw to make np
a (Ilfiett of taro or three hundred
dollars. It will be money well apewt in
giving the people a day that all could
enjoy.
This is the eighty-sixth amllverwary
of the *birth el Me. WNltem (Muspbell.
Godse-kb'■ refwran asaesmor, tax col-
lector anil municipal expert. Mr.
t7aialhr!11 waa hens July lat. INK, and
haw eyed Ia Ged.reh ever since he wee
IMP -weary of
Mire kora pal
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ably any .other man living, 1144(1 u 1.
only by resume of a lwnevotent provi-
dence, or the forbearance of the Grits
--whk•bevrv.way you look at it -Hurt
he has bees allowed to stay so long.
Today he is showing with pride a
beautiful gold watch which 15 ■ birth-
day gift frena his family, and we
eft hope he will he able to wear 11
for year.. to Come.
Another July lust man is W. W. Bar-
low, (captain of the Goderich harebell
team. "Hill" was given a third name
when he waa too young to resist. "Do-
minion" (In recognition of his birth-
day) (wing added to WIIIJam Wallace,
or Weary Willie, or whatever those
two W's stand for • hut when he ar-
rivert,at zearweof discretion 1M decided
that flue Initials were enough for Mm
and he dropped the D. The subject of
these brief remarks has two eetsumtng
ambitions In life : one ha to indm•e the
people of Goderich to allow • proper
appreciation of baseball, the other is
to heat Zurich.
In spite of the preaeneo of hundred(
of automobiles In town, there were no
accidents of consequence during the
day.
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66!. COLD BONDS
Due 15th June, 1530.
Price 1100 and
Accrued Interest
T. R Harrison
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