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Holiday and Warm Weather
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one must be dressed in cool clothing. At
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ments at reasonable prices. See our
Paim Beach Suits
Outing Trousers.
in palm beach, flannel and duck Also
Negligee Shirts
Summer Suspenders
Belts, Hosiery
Cooltex Underwear
Straw Hats, etc.
-W. V. gridhatrt
Phone 57
Goderich
F -R -E
1000 watches absolutely free. Owing to the enormous woo -
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for ua hundreds of new cheats, who, being so pleased with
their free watch, that they are now our permanent custo-
mers. ve have decided to further advertise and gain reco-
gnition in 1000 new homer, by giving away another 1000
valuable) watches. to those who are clever enough to till
In the missing letters in the following phrase.
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ROI MANVIACTUNIS co. OUT. 147
Inc O. WNW
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ME SIGNAL - GODESICH., ONt.-
sis nephews of the 41.44..u1e.1 • Jacob
Reed, W. P. Reed. 11174.. Rossi. Chris.
$anderaim. It. Staudisli a tid 3,,lin Arill•
.troollut,
Entertainment Extraordinary. - A '
uniiple entertainment Is to be given In
roam...don with the Presbyterian
&tartlets party, to he hold .ou the IS a 0.e
grounds next Wednesday. July :flitit. ,
Mr. lien ,IJokett. Hawaiian entertainer.
of. Toroth... i. to give • of IIIS III- .
4111144111e programs. It wawith ditti-
I iilty the sery lees of such a noted art -
.4 we,.' 4444111\441. lir. Hoke.' never hav-
ingenteriaimst ont.ble of Toronto 11 1141
11144 native isbild of 11447,141411. 14\41414r
on '1' ietor reeords. Mr. Illoken gives
is 4I' 14(17,1111 III three .,s•tboti.4. of alsout
'init.:1 11-11.11r 1\101. alai 11111.4 he li..ard
to it appreciated. It addition ther,•
will be readings lu• Miss I'rancis Lowe!
,ef London and Mrs air.. H. It. l'attlp-
I oil of Dungetution. and address... by
It v. R. J Iths. 4of Auburn. Ker. Chas.
!1'11 ailing id St. Helen.. awl Rev. K.
il..1 u of lawknow. Slipper served
from 6 too 1.. arloick : program at SAO.
Aohni •ion We: oidiolren ander twelve
yenta
•
.unr N. '
• Wed!' lay. July 1.1.
Geo. Isi lot is ha vii rement wall
owl eellar 04 under 44114 welling fhb.
wx,4,....
Mrs. Franc . Stalker. sr. antined
' to her ass! th • past week. Ve hope
, for her speedy recovery.
Mr. Arthur 4 ritusett is All th...
a Isom...big boy I ovittit arrived his
hOme tin Monday. Cotigratularlon.
Mr-, It.. J. Ross rid Sunday isle .1
ehtes en. en 1.11141W a the lake. letivin
Tuessia for a two •eeks' oliting
•
Mrs. • John Phillip. not improving
eta her many frien#1,4 w. 11.1 like to see.
Quite a number act Inpanied the
• Onitite brethren to Ray 4.1 on Tiws-
day for the celebration.
The heavy rains on . 'inlay 411.1
' eonsiderolde damage. to th oat ereln•
flattening the growing •cr.,ps.
Nemesis in Spite et -
Presbyterian garden party h.'141 on Mr
Jas. flowatt's lawn Oil Friday' night
was well attended. ole.pito• the t relit -
ening weitther. A game of hs. ball
was played in the evening bets
Althorn juniors aud the, Rlyth
A...out44. resulting in tarot of the Ito
$eouts. The henry rain almond .7.34
p.m. spoiled the fun o a great extent.
The tahles,w.oro: set a the:lawn awl
i n11 had to be tokennto the hole....
I Pinter's'. Were 147.,
Old-time Baking Days
Again!
4:0
PURITY
FLOUR
H i8h Patent
DuRrrs, nou
'natty moo°
II
• , • IfJ!tI
More Bread and
Better Bread
Hay - Fever
RUMMER COLDS, ASTHMA.
spoil gunny • holiday.
RAZ - MAH
Positively atone these trouble*'
Sasexissig, WeeZilwall, coughing,
weeping eyes aren't necessary -
salsas you like bein* that way.
$1.00 at your druggist's, or writs
TeMpletons. Toronto, for a free trial.
Sold by 11. C. Dunlop.
.4I,. 1441411 employed In the flax and
Ali IN' Will,. 111011 11 IA health failed. He
was a citizen much aims...led for his
ttuassitining manner. a ruml films'
and obliging neighbor. At the time
of Id* death he was in Ills fifty-third
year • He leaves his wife and tire
eldhlrett. 4441 of whom have the '-.y-In-
arity ,of the emirs community in their
lwreavenient. The funeral took place
4114 Sattir.lay 07,0 ug. aervieebelug
held at the house be 10 p'#•reen, atter
whIeli the remains Were conveyed to
Ripley for interment
ouitg Ploy Iniured.-A serious *eel -
.1.00 ,4,4.11 1 11,1 4411 the farm of Mr. 4101144
1.4.4 Nr 4,111(1444.414411101 3lOrriM, 4.141
1illir.111.r ft...M()0U 1.#14. Mr. Yeo was
in the act ..f drawiliR ill hay and while
unloading in the lisru our -of the pul-
ler.. attache,' to the hayfork gave way,
and the rope caught Otte of the tasitus.
throwing it to the barn floor, where
it struck Clyde. John.tou. Mr. Yeti's
grandeon. The boy, who Is *Isn't eight
vears of sae. war badly injured about
e head and lila thigh bone WAS
I ken. At latest report he was tw-
iny: ultely.
Phone
56
KINGSBRTIKiE.
Wednesday, July 13.
alissea lridget aud Elizabeth tail-
toti, of t go, are visiting at the
home of the brother. Miturier Dalton.
Nits. Jame. Wallace lost little Rita
have. returued one after visiting In
Detroit.
Mies Flynn. Wawanosh, 41*
visiting relatives 1 Ashfleid.
tier. Father M. Riven is speuding
his holiday% K
Her many friends u Ktuitsbridge
mr, with regret ut thg death of Milo
ne McDonald of Kiiira
a visit to
r. who 14.
nughter,
• ST. HELENS.
Tuessley. Ju1y'12.
. Mrs. J. Grimes and .414111
Stratford. are visitors 'with Mr. J.
Smith.
The St. Helens" baseball boys
JI friendly game with Whitecini
Monday ev.Ming. A return gam
exese.red Ftday night.
Mr. Peekwood. of New Jersey. 14.
SIi.--14#111i Cameron.
Mrs Geo. Webb and Miss (lady...
Webb are holidaying at the beach. Kin-
cardine.
Mi.. Pearl Webster is spending Iter
raeation in the West. .
Mrs. Waitaki. and children ant]
Nli.s Nlitier Amon. Tne-slay Id
the lake.
Mi.. 31ay ramer.414 hos returned C.riirtney, Nliehael 1'1 r
fr Nlitehell 10 yriiil her holidays at Bowler. 'Jame-, W. Bowl
home. • • Bowler and James Walla
3,1r. John Webb. whri has spent a her 1111-14t1 114 11n#1 one son.
(stip . -trt-the Wes47 near -est.,- derensed train.% to =Arra
nary. retorts -Di Monte 1,11 Morality. .-toother. Mrs. Sennitt. two `brothers.
3141,* lielitt Fitzpatrick. of St. Joseph .latues an.1 E,Imutat. & IA four s, sieters,
tr.:tinkle sehol. Chatham. spent a Mr'.. .1. Mra.31. Dwye
eouple of weeks at lin. • with her pit- It. !toward and Mrs. E., O'Neil To
mtMr. and Mrs. E.t. itzpatriek. these ie extetaled the heartiest rm-
Mr-. Forlien. sn. of St. Augustine. parity of all their ads. May r
elsoit it few days visiting with her soul rest In peace,:
min. Nil% eon. l'orlien.
Mrs. W. C. I'Vebb left last W. -dines -
her relatives oround the city. •
The youtot pople's meeting next3I.
Ibon.lay evening is to he 114414.1 on the
MI1 114e 114411 14 14,1 Will be In charge of
he social committee. Au enjoyable
e ts expeetell
r. Arthur 'Meet. of HamiltenIs
spentlint: hi. holidays at Mr. Geo.
Presbyterial Meet ing.-A sectional
meeting of 11.. II.. it la :el l'reehyt orb' 1
W. M. S. will held in the Pn.sby-
reeler) ehun.h here 4 54. ' Helens) on
Thurstity. July 21.4, at 2.30 p. in. Re -
preset itat ves 44.17.1.111 1 Other'
alix 11144.r -
i. i4)4' present 111141 take
pnrt hi the progratn. A i-on:able4411.1
interestiom
g eeting is expected and :111
invitation is exteitoled to every W41111:I 11
"Rtrt• 1.1110-1, fi, -tow ots win be,
v. Father Hu. -eel pa
A red to attend his mot
very ill at the home of her
Mrs. 'ou. O'Keefe.
Mrs. E. O'Neill, of Jaekson.
gun. at Med the' funeral of 11
ter. Mrs. 1,4. t'arney, on Woluest
Obit
death ocut
formerly Ca
of her Beat
-wide ein•le
tiken-111 only
funeral t,lOk lolit7 0. Wednesday froui,
Joseph's hurch. Klng.hrldge.
re ristrilem 141144 11111111,4 was sung by
li Father . l'resent in the
uary during le serviees were
tie!. \Fathers in of Goderich.
Sullivan of Sarnia Young of Lon-
don. The4,lft1111emr*'t were John
7, James J.
r. James M.
liesidesi
Will: the
loos' her
shMichIe
.-On Sunday. July 10441.red of Mrs. Daniel f'ain
hriue Seunitt. The.view
cgme
444 11 4411414•1: to her
frieinis. it. 'hp was
Saturday itIght.---The
he
D. MILLAR & SON
GODERICH
wish to announce that
MISS I. L. FITZGERALD
GRADUATE NURSE
General Hospital, Ottawa, Canada, and
Graduate Corset Hygienist
Nemo HygienicTashion Institute, New York
will be in their Corset Department
JULY 18
It will be her pleasure to help you select the corset that
will do the most for your health and style. Let her
advise with you. There will be no charge for
her services.
'O) ki • for Guelph where she will visit CARLOW.
A
RAND TRUNK RAILWAY
SYSTEM
The Double Track Route
t 11
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
fuel
CHICAGO
Unexcelled dining car servrof.
Sleeping cars on night trains, and
parlor earn on principal day (rales.
Full infornration from any Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent. or C. E. Horn-
ing. Diatrict Pcnotenger Agent, To-
ronto.
0.11. Lauder, Station Agent, phone29
P. F. LAWRENCE & SONS
Tcsin Agents Phone 8
Be Photograph.] this
year on your Birthday
Hello. Central ' Please give me
187. Tomorrrow ree
if mamma (dikes 1117' 1 4, %mu studio
at one oclock ran I have my pi, .
tura taken
PHOTOGRAPHS
that impress the onlooker with the
personality of the sitter.
J. T. Fell
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DUNGANNON.
Thursday. July It.
Mrs. It.e,
44 4.4 Dre foot.
uitill In sto
T I it! lionie.n
IReaeli has been
neat of -a filthy-
; by the stork ott Ju
Nit. Alex. Mowlo
new loarir,
liter. A. V. Walden
(-sniping st Point 1 'lark.
• Miller I tisher has
HisPise, •ale
Robert Bell.
i le 1 In nnoti /to note , en tele-
! bented tin. 'Twelfth at VC kerton.
1.1111te :I notate:1. of people. h wever.
tnot•ored. throagli Itere on the 7 to
fie yfle1.1. whore asiother Ilirtinge
Itra thoo was held. •
• lier..1 1. D. thought,. is taking n va.
Holt awl is nt Mantic.,
Mr. S. E. Sanderson Anusol :his
lonother.at Walkerton this week.
Mrs. T. G. Allen And Nliss
are ,tielting at Stratford.
lIr Roy Harris and eon Allen. h?
Stratfortl.apent Sunday whit- friends
in the village.
ia•los Meter returned to hb. work
at Clinton this week after -lila holiday
visit hotile.
311ss Aileen Nillier. of Toronto. is
.1 Visiting at the Didier home.
Old Aahtield Reelhient liereased.-
, The demo) ,s•eilmid Satiirdny. Jitly
Lgtal. of Henry S. lived, tot old nh.I
t respected r...idetit Astifield town -
al the 7) 410 serenty-tive years.
Mr, iteed Ivo. born in f:squesIng to4411-
4411111, (\flinty of lialteti. ate) when fonr-
teen years of age ((Hine 741 .V4hti4.III With
potent... Forty-seven years Ago he
married Jane Armstrong. and thirty
year. Digo he moved from the farm at
1.nit... to the home on the 401 vows*.
A4011. where lo' passmi 1114 wife
ontrvivoso : also two brothers. AlwAliam.
of 4444111 %mind. and of British
The funeral took plies. on
Nionday. .1,11y 1th. to Innigannon cem-
etery. Rev. A. V 1V.14.149. eomnieted
the vertices, and the leillbearers were
MeKeliZie 1. lab! tip With
e rosilit (of stepping on a
Mr. end Mrs. Arthur
rielitsoied by the ar.
-who was ',aright
1111,.
7 building 11
nil faintly are
(‚*1 to
eery and
"74
• Wednesday, jply 13.
Welding bells are ringlnar
-Mr. Cameron and Mr. and Nits.
Stall, of Collingworaj. spent
the week -end with Mrs. Stall's euts,
Mr. allot Mrs. A. Wilamt.
.A number of our loyal (Thong
,pent the 12th at Itaylleld and all
port a day well sp,ent.
Mr. Alex. Sterling hatt returned t
his home at Ingle. Man. Before
departure the baseball team Mei in
toWitdollo hall and had a aortal eren-
ing. In the short while Alex. wax
here he 1It4).1.• ninny friends and they
ore looking for ilia'retnin to the East
-'l4144in shortly.
Mr. She:4 lias starte.1 drilling for Mr.
Rom. itean.
Mr. het H. Treble has n nese wind.
mill _sleeted._
Err. anITMis.-Shaw. of Detroit. were
To Set Off Your Favorite Frock
Wear It Over A Nemo Corset
which is scientifically designed to meet ,
the individual requirements of every
type of figure:
A Nemo KopService Corset
does not "dig in" at the top. It does
not constrict the ribs. It does not "ride
up." It protects the abdominal organs,
controls excessive hip and thigh flesh
and coaxal forth flat, fashionable lines.
While You An
In Our Shop
'let us show you some
Nemo Corsets. You
will find that the
wearing of a Nemo
will give additional
style to your gowns.
111.VTIL I ri411.447 1n sequaintanees ill and around
•=••••••••••••
Thursday. July 14. I r:"1"'.7•
Mne
While Miss 'Vera Armstrong rs. C. Stewart. of Nile. spent o
was:
and flay 41,1'. sleek with her Aster. Mr.. J.
•rntiking a eor the cratik flow hi
struck her arm. breaking it.
A family gathering of the Rall co
neetions .'os' held Wednesday of ins(
wen tit the homes of A. Taylor nmt
Nelson Lent. Nently seventy people
WPI'. present.
Iter. Father Hognn. who Is helm/
trnrisferred from the Clinton and Myth
parish. was present,•,1 on Sunday test,
on 1 -half of the 111441111#44r. the nreh
here.-erfth an addres. and purple.- -
Sod eomnitinity' wax
shocked on Thursday morning lint
when 1) \VW( lenrited that An-MI*1d
Rell had that inoorning taken his own
life. He Weld into the barn told threw
a rope over n beam, aml when found
life Wa. eXtinet. Mr. Rein had been in
ill health for many months, 4414.1
pr.donged 411.111(t. pri4y,\ 1 111)-
1 his min.] ntal culminated In his
sh net. For some 741* r-' he had been
(melt in the etiolating mill loisinesa.
tut few yenr* under the tiro). iinme
Morrltt. A couple ot. year,.
1,11.11104s was sob). find Ile had
et
the
of
ego th
SONS
PADS
Kill them all, an
germs too. 10c a
at Driprgista
the
ket
II. Treble.
Mrs. frvitut. of , Flynt ri few
(lays 114 wirk wi sister. Jtift.
Jas. $4.411t,
We.ttielol and Callow had their re-
turn game of baseball, Westfield carry-
ing of the honors. Cheer up. boys :
it w*( too warm to piny. anywny.
Mrs. J. Cutler, of Detroit. has been
!mending the pate week with Mrs. E.
Fisher.
Miss M. Robertson, or Niagara Falls,
Ont.. is ependire her vacation with her
sister. Mrs. E. Fisher. She has just re-
turned from an extended motor tripl
through the Catted States with Mr. and
airs. Lester Robertson, of Niagara Falls.
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OR1TL'ARY.
W11,144)N.-The death of Mr. Thomas
Wilson 'oecurred nt Alexandra hospital
on Sunday morning. July 10th. He
wa. in his sixty-third year. The fon-
ertil took oboe from Me late Veddenee:
SleDonntd street. on Wednewloy after-
noon to Port Albert cemetery. /ter-
rier .xn. Xndireteil ot the bonne by
Rev. R. C. MeDermid. and nt the grere-
side the orange order tool clinrge of
serviee. The rnembers of the
Oriinge lodge find of the Canadian
Order of Foreseers. of which the de-
eemied 44.44 a member. attended. ne-
"Mr,. the widow. six daughter,. NMI one
surrire : Mr. lines MeGuire 4*1444
Mrs Geo. Steep, of town: Mrs. Wm.
Gilbert. of Coninnii. Mn. Albert t'ook.
of Imeknow. nn.1 Norman. Violet and
nt home. They Wen` 4111 pr'.'
for the foloiern1
fill LENA-On Thuraday Inst. at 1444.
toting -Ill.- the death °emitted of Annie
Sclowntiz widow of the late William
rocers Older of Colborne town.hip, In -her
aped Mrs. Older wa. orn
and ytenerai Stores. , in Germany in November, 14440, atal
nme 40 Canaan with her parent!. when
thirteen years of sge. The family
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•
lived at South Cayuga for mime time PERSONAL MENTION.
before coming to Colborne township.
d sed continued to •
where the west
after her marriage to the lat.WilIlanI)
Obler. The lin.eband died in 1910, and
surviving are one son. Michael. of the
I
Maitland concession. ColhoFfl44. ars
two daughters. Mrs. John Engelami. of 1
Hay and Mr*. M. Kuehn, of Retiring.
elite. The last few year.. NMI. Older
had Ilved with her daughter at Se-
bringeille She was one of the (Arty
'settlers. of (ening eliane.ter and stout
heart. who dkl so tUncli for the up
-
blinding of this county in the gsirlier
years of settlement. rthe was In good
health up to the last two years, and
had since been gradually falling. The
remains were brought to the horn.. of
iter son 1te4.',..siborne, whence the fun-
eral took plate on finturdny hist to
the t'olborgt. cemetery. Tho frownsl
eervbes were eondnoted by Rev. Mr.
Ztramermen. 01 SehrInevIlle. and the
palthearere were Meese.. Wm. !tore.
F. Kursehlink Peter Fisher. Peal
Maedel. John Engehind and M. Flick.
Both .initgliters were here for the flin-
end. ntel II number of friends from
sehringrille also were among *hone
pre.ent.
Mies Helen Carey is home from Boston
on a holiday visit.
Mrs Nisbet and Master Carey have
returned from a visit to Chicago.
Mrs F.. V. Campion. of Weyhtirn.
Sank., In vlsitlog her relative. In town.
• • A.
Mr. S. E. Hick leaves for Brampton on
friday to till a two weeks' business en-
gagement.
Mrs. McGuire# 4) Toronto, was in town
this Week and is no .visiting friends at
St. Augustine.
Miss Mary Webb, who has been staying
with her sister at Guelph, is visiting at
the parental home here.
Miss Clara Augustine, of Port Arthur,
visited in Men this week en route
to Toronto. where she will take a
rummer course in art. Miss Augustine is
on the teaching rail of the Port Arthur
schno's.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cook and Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Cook. of Nee York. were in
town this week, having cone on a trip by
motor from New York. The party visited
at the home of Mr. and MnaAllan Mc-
Donald. St. David's street. the Messrs.
Cook being uncles of Mrs. McDonald.
Mrs. L. B. Augustine. of Edmnnton,
after visiting for several weeks with friends
in town and vicinity, leaves on Saturday
by steamer Noronic from Sarnia, on the
return trip to her home. Mr. Augustine
came East with her as a representative to
the Presbyterian General Assembly. re-
turning shortly after that body had con-
cluded its sessions. Both Mr. and Mrs.
Augustine are former residents of Gode•
rich. the latter being remembered here as
formerly Mint Spence, of a well-known
Goderich family.
ENGLISH CHINA Royal B.L.
Aynaley, Minton, Olde WiNiw
Wm. Adams' enamelled bird. This in a
IMO 'leggin.
Wedgwood and OWe Abbey
Our Chins is choice and select. Just
the thing for a dainty gift.
SMITH'S ART STORE
East Street Phone 198
When in need of a taxi phone 198
Advertise In The Sigma
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