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OODIRION. ONT.
Another shipment of
ENGLISH CHINA
JUST RECEIVED
Three new and beautiful
decorations ou A yusley Chiva.
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The ideal set for summer use.
"MAY BLOSSOM"
Cups and Saucers 35c.
Jugs 50c up.
Plates $2 75 dozen up.
and a real - -
Man's Cup aud Saucer 65c ea.
-o -
Lunch Sets, Crepe paper
Tabincloths, Table -napkins
and *axed Drinking Cups.
VACATION TIME CALLS
for a Waterman's Ideal
Fountain Pen. Priced from
$2.50 up.
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Upholstering Shop!
FURNITURE REPAIRED
and VARNISHED
Don't throw away your old Furni-
ture till you see
CLIFF ANDERSON
m McLean's Block
isinensetierieNeweetenit•Wieteassietweakese,
Province of
British Columbia
Twenty-year 6 per cent.
Gold Bonds
Due June 15, 1941
Price 95.52
Yield 6 40 per cent.
ILL & CO.
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11 DOMINION DAV CELEBRATED.
Onleilas Havi a Day of Baseball
otter Sports.
In view of the old llome Week
bratkni tO lie held in August. not rio
much effort 1,4 norm ustin 4144 put lot°
GoderieWs Ihttnlul&i ikiy de um ra-
tion thhe yeur, tan uevertheless a good
program was put un and the people
were kept hitensst•d from morning to
night.
la the morning the gathering took
plaee qui the square, where rhe 33rd
[(raiment hand gave * number of selec-
tions, including 'The Nlaple Leaf," and
Rev. J. 1'. Iteyenaft gave a patriotic
ad.' re W I i leA waa lwtinl atteativety
hy tht. a..1,..1111b1ag4.. A firma rds Mayor
Mile Wile a few remarks and Intro -
doted Mr. William CampheR, Mho Celt. -
Pirated that day his eighty-seventh
birtbday. His Worship called for
Mere ebeere for the veteran. which
were heartily given. ani Mr Csmp-
bell mal t brief response.
The Baby Show.
Tit baby .how took plate on Bar
trinhIdijid iu.l the Judgesi gwarded the
prizes A A r.4u,wt :
Nahlitirs. tratlii.4, one year and under
-Jean swi7.01. lat (;rare IteDonald.
2nd.
Not over siz months. open to ail -
Wm. Joseph Hoggarth. 1st; Margaret
Bisset, 2nd.
From wiz months to OOP year. open
to all -Roy R. Turner. In; Gertrude
White. 2nd.
Tbe Parade.
The parade wan not large hut in.
(dialed some good feahires. The prise -
winners were :
sa I it h mpia 11* --1St. rence Welsh:
2941. Jobe Whiety.
Ineorated Autos-Ist. Mrs. Hunt ;
2nd. Mrs.. Hutcheson: 3rd. Mr. Ken-
nedy; 4th. Mims Isabel Young.
Insulted Bicycle* - 14, Noreen
Dunlop: 2iid FAIIM Horne.
CbIldren's Genoa.
The hors awl girls were out in hill
fore; in fai-t, there ,ippeored to be
more contestants than usual in the
ditildren's tauten-. which were won ao
follows :
ROYR
54 yard« race, 6 years and under -
111117 McKay, Donald Johnston. Leon-
ard McDonald
0 yanis race, fl year. and under --
Kodak while you p then get your
Developing and Printing done 1t
R. R. SALLOWS
OsiesseueseessesesexesexassesaftesietiftaveW
Optical Parlors,gfest Street,
- Goderich
A. L. COLE
Honor Graduate Canadian OW
Unlink College, Toronto.
.•Tasena'' eyes simply meant dear -
mourn how one can see.
Having your eyes examined is quite •
different thing, because by • scientific
examination it le possible to determine ,
what troubles are pretent, how best to .
correct your VI idott. and to preserve and
Prolong Your nen
0 your spectacles are bent or twisted
we would be glad to straighten them for
You.
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City Mea Market and Grocery Co.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Roast Beef 20c
Pot Roasts 18c
15c
12c
Stewing Beef
Corned Beef ..... • • • • • • .•
VERYSPECIAL
4 lbs. good Black Tea $1.00
JUN 368 R.GRAF, Proprietor. Car.10agston & Square
e
COME IN AND SEE
how we have prepared ourselves to ensure you foot
comfort this summer. We've stocked up big on
WHITE SHOES,
which ever) Ixxiy should (most people do) wear at this
season of the year, for different reasons. They are
lighter and cooler, consequently more comfortable
than leather, z•asily cleaned, and decidedly chelper.
STYLISH AND DRESSY ?
Why, yes, of course. We bought them in the new-
est designs in Shoedotn, beautiful Ties, Pumps and
Oxfords, in leabber or tubber soles, with a variety of
heels,. for the ladies, various shapes and styles for
lxis and girii,eVennot forgetting "King Baby."
FLEET FOOT Running Shoes for every member of the
hind v, for all occasions, proper at any function.
BOWLERS, ATTENTION 1
A special heavy -soled white shoe, which is just the
thing for your favorite pastime, has just arrived
(let a 'pair now and get into the game for a good long
season.
SHARMAN'S SHOE STORE
W. StiAlts..41./
HELPLESS WITH
RHEUMATISM
WM He Took "fri14-ther
The Frit Modic
R. R. No. 1. Low Ong.
"For over Hiroo years. 1 was
confined to bed wialt Alherniptises.
I treated with &ennui. aell Oka
sheerly everytktag wiltboei banalt.
Firsany. I tend
Beirre I MI wad &eV e I bear am,
isionnewargat; the paha was endow
mad the swelling obreed Mee dims
I ciontssiwid SOM. Si fruit moo
diem*, impseodig tbe and
sow I ma walk admit hie Bias and
do heir sheave aboit spkour.
ALEXANDER 111131310.
Ma. a Om, Iter
At a4 dialers or awl pealpid
Preit-e-thes Labs& 011tawis..
fall McKay, Robert Grove.. Melvin
73 yards race. 10 years and under -
II. Phalen. tau McKay. Morris McKay.
1(5) yards mei-. 12 years and under
-Roy Walter.. Jack Woods, Fraser
Stirling.
UM yards raee. 14 years and under
-Walter Hicks. Itoy Walters. Kingsley
Harris.
Boot rate. 9 .yeata and under-
WHIle Saundera. Doughtm
Henry Illoomtiekil.
Boot rate, 12 years and under -
Wilfrid Graham, Will* Maunders,
Fraser Stirling.
Three-legged race, 11 yearand
under -Joe Bowman and Frank War-
nol:. Claire Tweedy Hnil Harold
Munthy, Willie Black and Stewart
Ryan. '
Three-legged raee. 14 years Hurt
tuider--Itoy Walton. and Jack Woods.
Dennis Hillier and Maurice Hillier,
Jack Purvis and Gordon Ford.
Running broad jonip. 14 years alai
111WIPT-DoultlaA Nairn (l3 ft. 9 in.).
Kingsley Harris (13 ft 2 in.), Will
Reid (12 ft. 11 tri.).
Running high jump. 14 years and
mider-Douglas Nairn (4 ft. 25i )•
Kingsley Harris 14 ft 1.
GIRI.S
30 yards race. 6 years and under -
Dorothy Thompson, Ma :ifs. Met; regor.
Mary ,Miirray
lima race. years aiml under -Mary
Murray. 31a rga rot Young. Sylvia
50 yard. race. 10 years and under -
Ethel St tiling. Margo rat Groves,
Lenore ($rnig.
Extra -3o yards racy.. 10 yearand
liteler--Certie Lumby, Kathleen Luke,
I'enetta Jewell.
Thread -the -needle race. 10 years and
under - Margaret Lolcridge, Ivy
Toting, Marguerite Roidn.on.
100 yard. nice. 12 years and osier
--Grace stirlinx, Ethel Stirling.
Evelyn IleAllixter.
Potato race, 12 years and ntalte-
Jinn Groves. Mary Parsons,. Delight
Mutrh.
Ertra-potato raeo-Paullne Hun -
fa Ivy, Irene Bloomfield. Vera Mac.
Gregor.
Tree -legged eat,. 11 year.; and
under-Reta Plamit Rini rAladellne
Jeffrey, Mary Parma. and Joan
Groves, Delight Mutch and Aileen
Stowe.
100 yenta mei.. 14,year4 and miller -
Thelma McAllister. Gra..-
Adeline Niviny.
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THE 00LBORIVE"STORE "c;)‘:
COOL SUMMER CLOTHES FOR THE
HOT WEATHER
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BATHING SUITS
Just arrived, a shipment of ladies' Bathing Suits.
They come in navy blue trimmed with yellow and
white, at $1.75 each.
HOSIERY
White and black Lisle Hose, in sizes 8 1-2, 9, 9 1-2,
10, at 35c a pair.
LadiesSilk Hose, in white, black, grey and tan, in
all sizes and every one perfect. at 98c a pi*„.1114se.
Hose sold sighas $1.75 a pair. : On sale at 98c.
HOLEPROOF HOSIERY
Holeproof Hosiery in white. black, camel, navy
and suede, at $1.95 a pair. This is a pure silk Stock-
ing with a ribbed top and comes in sizes from 8 1-2 to
10 1-2 at $1.95 a pair.
Holeproof Hosiery in outside size, in white and
black, in pure silk with a ribbed top, in sizes from 9 to
10 1-2, at $1.95 a pair.
HOUSE DRESSES
In both print and gingham, on sale from $1.50 up.
DRESSES
A large range of Voile Dresses in the newest pat-
terns at $4.95. We have selected a number of Voile
Dresses and all sizes are represented, to clear quickly.
They are now on sale while they last at $4.95 each.
WHITE SKIRTS
A number of White Skirts on sale Saturday at
$1.00 each.
Summer Vests in short and no sleeves. 30C each.
Children's Sox clearing at 29c.
Children's long Sox with roll cuff in Livwn and
blue. at 60c a pair.
Prints 25C a yard.
Ginghams 39c a yard.
Plain Voiles in all colors at 65c a yard.
A range,of Corsets in sizes up to 22 at $1.98
a pair.
BLOUSES
A range of Voile Blouses in the best designs and
all sizes at $1.49. These waists are all perfect and the
quality is the best. Be sure to see them. On sale at
$ 1.49.
4, J. H. COLBORNE 6' CO:,
THE HOUSE OF RELIABILITY
DOMLNION DAV
BASEBALL.
MORNING GA%&E.
Purity Flour.
A. B. R. H.
Lindsay, p 4 1 1
W. Bisset. c... ...... 4 1 1
Boot race. 12 years an4I tinder -
Ramsay. ib 4 0 0
Gram Stirling, Mary Parsons. Helen
n.4 0 2
WheelbneeMcLeoCooperd, as arrow
. 14 years and Thompion, 2b 4 0 0
4 0 0
tinder -Annie Newell anqi Thelma Me. '
idham, . 3 0 0
RobinAllister, Mary Parson. and Florence murney, cf 3 2 0
Robinson, Helen Johnston and Helen
Land. R. Biseet, rf 3 1 1
*Carrick. If. ..... . 0 0 0
33 5 5
`Carrick toot PradhaMs place in
n ninth.
Clinton.
Conaolat innflit'-.\ n n le Freema n
Olive MeAllister. Beulah Sandy.
Baarball Tournament.
The baseball tou ran men t drew
moderately -sizes] crowd to the Agrieul-
tura! Park, the heat no doubt deter-
ring many from attendance
The morning' game was between
Goderieli anti Clinton and was. won by
the lot -al. -won. 5-3.
The first game In the afternoon wan
between Znrieh and Crediton. Zurich
winning easily. Score 10-2.
Gralorich ami Zurich then lorked
horn. In the final game. Errors and
poor batting kat the tramp for the
local., the score im•lfla 41-2
Ziirleli thn. carried away the chief
honors owl the $100 prize.
Automobile Slow Race.
There were twelve entries ,for the
nirtrutinhilt. Ann. race. The conte0anta
lisol to make one ronnsl of the track 1n
high gear They were sent away in
handle. of four eaeh. Only one of
roach Mineti made the eirenft ameess-
fully. and Ga.'s. three were then mit
against one another. All finished: the
sloweat. Mr. Pollakowsky,
wetting first tnoney: Fred Craigle, of
florleHeh, 2tml: W. r. F. °mark -her, of
etedlton. 3rrl.
Band Contort.
In the evening the proem in W4t (5)0 -
eluded with 1 concert on the Square
by the bawl M the 33n1 Regiment, con-
drieted by Irdbiatiter fiavies.
lir. Manchester. of Toronto, Is
visiting ?sr mother ansi sheer. Mrs
nisi Mix, Laurel Bate.
'Mi».. (tete wories11. who hat titan
teriehing :it sonthempton, ls tome for
the vacation
Mr. and Mrs D. M. 'Minstrel and their
two daughters, Domthy and Mildred. and
Misr Gilchrist. of Owen Sound. visited
Mrs. S A. Webster over the weelsierxi.
Mn. Fred Hunt and Miss Edna Hunt
left on Tuesday on a trip to the Coast
On arrival at Calgary they will make the
remainder of the trip hy automobile.
Mr am) Mrs 11 It Johnston and
qtanghter Mary Margaret mottvred tip
from Finan and are -mending
of weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Itnibert Clark,
Mrs. Reg. 60srman and Mn Walter
Pridham nit ba.truesosir k,r WIlliblact
where they will p.n4 a few weeks with
nitrifies and friends Thi ladies wiI take
the boat trip from Sarnia:
Draper. ss ..... 4
Hawkins, rf. ........ 4
Lavelle, 3b. 4
Tasker. p 4
Edwards, 2b............. 4
Clifford, c
Mutch. cf
*Butler, 1b
Wick, If ."
4
4
4
- -
36 7 4
Score by innings -
Purity Flour. .. 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 0 x-5
Clinton .0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0-3
'.Tasker and Butler exchanged positions
in the sixth.
AFTERNOON GAMES.
Crediton.
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
was hurt.
Zurich.
C. Hoffman. p ... 4 0
Siebert, If. 4 1
L. Hciflipan; as. ....... 4 1
E. Henning. ... 4 0
0 (Alert. 2b .1\ 4 0
1 F Brown. cf ... 4 2
o W. Brown, rf , 4 0
0 D. Hoffman. Ib 4 I
0 Welsey, 31) 4 1
0 - -
2 36
1 Score by innings-
() Purity Flour .0 0 2 0
0 Zurich . 1 2 1 0
4
1 0
O 0
2 1
1
1 1
1 0
1 0
1 0
O 1
6 8 3
the
0 0
1 1
1 ' 0
2 1
O 1
1 0
O 0
2 1
O 0
3
R. H.
Motz 0 0
Beaver. 0 1
B. Fahner 1 0
Walker .."-,....n- 1 0
E. Fanher 0 1
K. Fahner
Bisset
Watson 4. 0 0
Brown 0 1
Zurich.
C. Hoffman 1
Seibert ., 1 1
L. Hoffman.- ..... 0 I
Henning. ......................-.. 1 1
Ohlert
.......... . 2 1
F. Broirn.•••,.•-•••.....-.-- 1 1
W. ouru ......... ... 1 1
E. HoOrnan....-.-..---.. 3 3
Wurtn.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••. 0 1
2 4
dna..
10 II
Purity Flour
A.B. R.
Lindsay, 2b. . 5 1
•W. Bhaet, c ... 4 0
W. Ramsay, p.... . 4 0
Cooper. lb. _• 4 0
Thompson. alt 4 0
McLeod. --------------4 0
R Bunt. .... 4 0
N. Murnes, d. 4 0
Crrick, 11. 4 k
- -
37 2
'Hart went in to catch when
H.
0
1
0
0
2
2
E.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0 0 0 0 0-2
0 2 0 0 x-6
PERSONAL MENTION.
Min Dorothy Remelt it visiting
friends at Leamington.
War .1 J. Magritte!. of Waterloo. was
a vi4itor in town this week.
Min Ida Currie, of Brantford, is home
for the vacation months.
Teller Hart of the Sterling Bank is
away on a month's va:ation.
Mr. fi. Preston strung. of Toronto.
is spending holidays at the okl home.
Mr. and MIN. David NIellwain spent
Dominion Day at Galt visiting friends.
Mr. Robert Anderson, of Galt, is
cisit.ing Mr. inal Mrs. David Mellwaln,
Mrs. H. J. Strickler, of New York, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mn. J. B.
Kelly.
Miss Jean Eason, of Petrolia, is visiting
at the home of her sister, Mrs. W. J.
Adams. North street.
Miss Evelyn Mveartney has return-
ed to Detroit after • holiday visit in
town and vicinity.
'MIs Minnie Campbell left on Mon-
day to resume her studies' in the sum-
mer course at Queen's Cutveraity,
Kingston.
Mr, Alex. Anderson has returned from
England and Norway, and is spending
some weeks with Mr. and Mrs. T.Ander-
0 son. Napier street.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
E.
0
1
0
0
1
0
0 0
r
w Bisset
Mr. 1. 11. Kelly, who underwent an
operation for appeimilettli at Alexandra
homttal last week. 1. reported to be
making it good recovery.
LOCAL TOPICS LN BRIEF.
The hydrants around town look neat in
fresh paint -the body in dark red, with
white top.
The W. C. T. U. will hold its regular
meeting on Monday, July 1 Ith, in the
Temperance Hall, at 3 p. m. Visitors
always welcome.
The steamer Vi rt ler s rri red on
Friday loot with a cargo of wheat Gild
oats, of which f01.000 brothel* of mite
and 20,615) bushels, of wheat were for
the elevator and 120.060 MIAMI, of
mita for the Western Canada Ftlour
Mills. The steamer Valcartier lodoe
e xerts Friday 5(1110 elevator. curia)
of CINted Wank/train in RInletted 11*
the elevator nexf‘eek.
Willard's
Carbonated
Ice Cream
This is the Ice Cream that took Goderich by
storm last year. To meet the demand we have
doubled our order for this season.
BRICKS
24 different flavors to choose from.
• YUM-YUM CONES
Call early for Cones and -Bricks, as the supply
is I •., ited.
n -a Yum -Yum Cone,or an Orange Crush
Brick. Always something new.
J. H. LAUDER, Phm. B.
Phone 19W.
Get your nett supply of Letterheads, Billhoads, etc., printed at "Tho Signal
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Summer Fabrics
Get a suit of cool Summer Fabric - -something
that will make you look as clean
and cool as you
will be.
It costs no more than to be leas well dressed.
F. H. MARTIN, Tailor