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• THE SZ6NAL
GODERICH, ONT.
ti
Announcing New Fall Suits
for Boys' and Young Men's Firer Longs. in
PRINCE CLOTHING
F • for a 1'tiuee••
Latest double-breasted 'styles, newest shades and
patterns in Tweeds and Serges
Boos' Suits, two pair knickers ....$11.50 and $12.50
Young men', first longs $22.50 and - $25.00
Special Sale of Holeproof Silk Hosiery. Regu-
lar $1.00 per pair. Two pair fcr $1.15
W. C. PRIDHAM & SON
Men's and Boys' Wear
GODERICH SEXTETTE
ORCHESTRA
1'hi- or.•ho•etra will accept en-
gagements for gander parties.
etc.
lit Vi•din-'Mi.w E. Hunt.
?Ir. E. Field.
--2nd Viotti-31ir 0. 1Vhireiy.
Clarinet -Mr. Clyde Carter
Saxophone -Mr. R. Palmer
Pian,. - \Ir. M. Gibbs.
For terms addr,•ss
MR. CLYDE. CARTF:R,
li,d•cicld. Telephone 3.5
PHONE 57
1.
MODEL THEATRE'
WEEK OI' .1t lit 4T 23 Tl) Sts
31 ,r,•!aS and Tuesday
NORMA SI1E.ILRERAND1LEW ('01)1
with
WI1.LA&D LOUIS
in a Ii.K•.Iy' amusing .tory of a un*.
hush:woe wan and n Jeab,u, wife
. "HIS SF.CKETARi"
Path*. •Tour 47:111 Comedy
"('iKl't5 FEVER"
Wednesday an it- Th.trsday
SV1) ('HAPLIN
w 1
ALIT. CALIIOUN
in i scnautiug 1„y-rlde through Augh-
land. 'Just as funny as ••Ibarley's
it-wall--ensr DG
you've sever 'ensiled before.
(het rt
.t the blues be tu•eing I
"THE MAN ON THE. R0["
Mermaid t'on.,•dy 1.
"MR. CINDERELLA"
t-riday and Sit'ur.l:ty
KENNET!' H RI.►N IND P.►TST
RI' H MILLER MARA CARR AND DAVID TOR-
RENCF.
with a ti;stinsnl+h.,.t.t of brilliant 1
placer. in •4.• roaring; romance of
thoroughl.n-ls of the turf
"THE KING OF THE TURF" 1
The
GO-GETTERS - 1
in
KNI('KER-TIME"
P.\THF: REVIEW 1
• Matinees Tut -day. Thur -1.0, 1.0,
ut•.tac at t: pin •
'COMING -'THE LITTLE IKItII
GiRL"
For School Opening
FOR THE GIRLS
fancy Strap Pumps. ()zinnia in
salt and patent leather, Run-
ning Shoes in Oxfords
and Straps,
FOR THE BOYS
tt'e-have the bedw.•.iring Oxfords
and Boots for hard maraud at
n aaonable priceo.
Boys' Oxford... shed 1 M %%,
a4 =2.75 to $3.93
1 minis' Oxfords, sinew 11 to 2.
$!$0 to $:t15
Also Running ::hoes, Miner Brand.
whirl, have proven the best.
• TRAVELL,INC GOODS
in Travelling i,00d* we have the
most up-to-date a a d conspifte
stock-�7ttitcasea. Club -Bags. Boot
(b�.+sw Cut Flowers.. Wedding
IRu�p�tt . Floral Work ere., on abort
notice.
GEO. STEW.1RT
Florist. Phone 105.
FRESH
Bread Baked Daily
s
1�
That's what you get when
ordering your BREAD from
its. It contains the purest in-
gredients known to bakers.
Buy a loaf to -day and
taste the difference
E. U. Cleveland
BAKER
Phone 114 West Street
SHEEPARllTON
161114PPeiltUYl'UN, Ang. 17. Yr. J.
11. Joh°.teu has reiturued after spend -
It few dab. 111th r°Iatire.+'at Tu-
l.erwort.
Mr. end Mtn 11'. 1). Armstrong and
the t.rmor. mother. Mrs. M. Arm-
strong. of tiutivrieh. aad hiss Myrtle
Wilson, of Pine River. spent Sunday'
with re:ativtr In Klacardlue.
Mr.'Wirer Hayden is wwtriug a
brood mune. fur a young .laughter has
come to t.u.y at Ills house.
Just drop in and see the at-
• tractive bite of new
CHINA FOR GIFTS
AND PRIZES
Cups and Saucers, Plates, Bon
Bons, Jugs, Salt and Peppers.
Tea Pot Stands, Vases and
Framed Pictures, at 50c, 7',c,
and 81.00. You catt't beat it.
Sc. HBe6.NS
wr. Ili:i ENS. Aug. Is. -Miss Floe -
ewe llacilritlt. of Durham'. is the
gueat of Mr. and lire. R..blason
Woods.
Miss Margaret Jefferson. of Donny-
brook. be visiting with Mr. and Yrs.
Colin Mt Donald.
Miss 'Ruby Stiekney, of Guelph. Is
holidaying at Mr. tile°. Webb s.
Mr. John Webster Is away uu a trip
to Montreal mad other pointy, taking
else boat trt2 from Toronto.
Mr. and Mirs. Donald Clark and sou
Colin, of t) taws. who were visitors at
the old home for a couple or w'eek's.
left ou Saturday for 1Vtwttteld and
Yllvertnu le -tore retnrning to Ottawa.
Miss W. D. Rutherford will attend
the Skinner -Cole wedding at Mltrhell.
on 1Vettite..Lty.
Mr. 1•. W. Currie. of Gnderieh. Id a
visit. r will his daughter. 11ra. I. Phil-
1ipw.
Yrs. Jnst+,h Smith Is vltuling with
her son-in-law. Mr. Boyle. it llolyrood.
and w-111 attend the marriage of her
niece. Mii.. Pearl Iterle. on the 1*th.
before her return loon, ----
Mlae Vera Tt.Idi who spent a few
week's at Vineland. returned Inoue ou
Saturhl.
.111saer Zelda . an.! 1),.reue Weisner
spent part of Inst week at Kincardine.
the tn.•,t. of Rev. J. lhao.ie st lips cot-
tage at the lake,
\'r. Roy Attcheson is hone fur a
few Bars vi -it before going to the
Mr. mitt Mrs. McKenzie Weffb and
rhlltiyett- and Miss Auuiv McKenzie_
motored to Guelph and fuller poises
for it few days' holidays.
1911=1916 M. ROBI
15th Anni
Conliouos u
SMITH'S ART AND -
GIFT STOVE
East Street. Phone 196.
Hern's Shoe Store
['one 43a !ench
Your Family and
Friends want your
Photograph.
Make the appointment today.
R. R. SALLOWS
You Don't Need to Wait Any Longer
We have Goodyear Tires at prices that will suit
your pocket book.
More people ride on Goodyear Tires than on any
other make. Why not you ?
F. R. MILLER
Service Station Cor. Elgin Avenue and Victoria St.
Notce to Poultry -raisers
Another shipment of Live Poultry will be made under
the management of the Auburn Egg Circle
SHIPPING DATES
McGaw Station
Auburn
Blyth (C.P.R.)
Wednesday, August 25
Thursday,
Friday,
S a m -6 p.m.
26.. 11 a.m -6 p.m.
27 11 a m.-6 p.m.
Espt•ri 'tr•t lin- ;•r ve.l Ilii- to b thei.,•-; way- to u;ar-
ket your obih: n..
•
Ship the Cc..op,_ra•ice way. Your patronage is solicited.
For ftlrtl ptrt'.•,Ilare get in tour•L with t},e \1:t taieer
Aub'arn Egg Circle
G. W. SHELL, Mgr.
Blyth R. R. No. 3 Phone Blyth 34-18
Millinery Sale
These . Hats represent the
lw,ttt value of the season_ in
tyle, material and trim-
mings.
You will surely find just the
Hat you want iii this sale of all
trimmed
Summer Millinery at
1
•
2 price
You are cordially in-
vited to inspect our stock.
Miss MacVicar
KINGSTON ST.
AL'Yt'K.V
ACIII"ItN. Aug. 17. -Yrs. H. Bogle
M et.tt?,t -key-paten» -1n ILIQIeJ at
pri,eut.
Mr. aid Mrs. Jo=. Irwin spent- the
week -mol with Preston relatives..
Mr. awl Sirs. Harry Beadle, of•De--
troit. who have I,•en spending their
holl•tny in .luburn, .returned hoist. the
first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. 1Vm. Wilson of Dtlfi=
cannon. and Jr►Ji'. Wthaoo. of
Brampton. tall."1 dn friends and his
brother on Saturday last.
Mr. E. Ball smut his grandson re-
turned to Toront,. on Tuesday after a
wourh's visit among his mutters.
Mr. F. H4bbert. of Gout -rich. is con-
valescing at„ his home here.
Met J. J. Witaon and_ fg_mily aad
Mr, J. WtIl..n. .r.. slant Monday 1n
Loudon. °visiting the latter'e eon.
Sliedrer Wilson.
The Presbyterian i.-rc1.1- will It-
hvtd In the Baptist ehoreli at 10.:u,
II mai.gest Sunday. when Mr. Oriole
wil preach from the tett A abort 1 . ,/
Rlcth tattleswghartette war much ap- ( Fillin, your, coal -him in the st:m•
• �
Mte. B '
oth' of Toron;d who asalsted e Stith the di all :n your fav -
103e, and eves'-',
't calf -it a lamb -1
i
r coal early: it's'
I g which yields-,
A number from here weir to Kinear- I dividends in hal . a1 well as
1dine !set tattir.biy 'night to hear i none., 1
•a••w•o••••••
FOR TEN DAYS ONLY
500 Pieces
OF
Aluminum Ware
ON SALE AT
89c
Blackstone's Furniture
Exchange
.v, i'' ,• Cn»w'way •o , •dt•nrl•
•••••••••••••
THE
GODERICH
tine �aucs
MERL's A TIP - ani Y
MINTER GOAL SUPPLY
1W THE SUMMER
HERE ARE A FEW MORE SPECIALS
FOR THIS WEEK :
Boys' Jerseys
10 dozen boys' Jerseys, brown and navy,74 and
red, navy and green, all sizes. /
15th Anniversary Special, 29c
Men's Overalls
10 dozen men's black and blue Overalls made o
heavy denims.
15th Anniversary Special, $1.00
Khaki Pants and Smocks
3 dozen men's Khaki Pants and Smocks made of
heavy duck. patch pockets and double knees. Regular
$3.00 per garment.
15th Anniversary Special, $1.39
Cotton Bathing Suits
Men's cotton Bathing Suits, one-piece, with
in contrasting colors. All sizes.
15th Anniversary Special, 79c
Heavy Work Shoes -
60 men's heavy Work Shoes in brown - or black.
15th Anniversary Special,_$2.95
- Men's Merino Ung ear
• Men's Merino `Underwear. shirts and drawers.
Sizes 38 to 44.
15th Anniversary Special, 79c
Ibed and a narrow corer
ing. The
prataw1 ins Sabbath, also th�' mens spia'Iti a het otra3ttf`M11t
the servicee of song. Or; .nothing t
Mr. and Mrs. Stnyie-w and Logi,. of
thawesvilte. are rho Stitt -et, of Iterthing to• gain.
mutlu•r. lira. T. Straughan. this week. I } OU really Ca'
'
Th.- Mi+.r. Wvrize4. of tieep.eier. are • 1�at all • really
y
il
visiting ate the imine at 3tr. tz�. g sound liusiri
da`hur
M. ROBIN
\I i 1
e..a'n Robb and
►nun og• Place your order while coal is
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Snell. of Kiubarn.
stryit S lay with Mr. and \Ir.. Earl plentiful
ttaithl,y and Sur. John Hoare. .
WESTFIEU)
itESTE IFII.D. ►ng., ln.-Mr. B.I.
\I •1►ow-ell. of Toronto. is visiting his
brorlvrs, Mesons., John Melh.well. sr..
anti ROA. McDowell.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Don. Clark vtalted over
1 the week end with the formees after.
r
Aro. \Iarrtn McDoient1.
1 aur. and Mrs. R. $ten.•hnutx and Am,
'Donald. of Gtiderteh, ore holidaying
This Is Linen Wee
We Have Just Received Another Ship-
ment of Fancy and Staple Linens
You are invited to call and have us show you these new goods
In Fancy Linen we have a complete stock of venetian
done cut -work in all sizes
36 -inch Oyster
HeayN Damask Table Sets, ranging
All -Linen Towels, hemstitched. Ten
dozen to sell at 49c each
Lace and hand -
Linen. Our price
,90c yard
Hemstitched Table Cloths and Nitp-
kins, in damask and plain linen.
These are only a few of the Special Linen Values we are offering
The Cash %ore
F. E. HIBBERT
Tnlphone -- 86
4tIEJl1'1t1
Foy Good Clean Coal
';4. B. MUSTARD colgNr
Phone 98 - Goderich
with Mrs. Stonehouse'a parent.,. Mr.
:toot' Mrs. J. N. Campbell. and. other
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Mattress lYti\th
Marshall 1cip Y
Covers
Free REE
With
at W474
at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Rota. =
Ilinitanan in honor of Sirs. Aitkina of ...-
.1 tdrs Of Mr. Bilell AIM. WhO have la
tes.n spending the peat few weeks 11
wit.li hlm. Friends were present from I
-Brussels_ pail Winglia tn.
Ito their. reepective homes on Saturday. Si
1 ' Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bennett. of 1 sm.""'
Witilhropi were millers on Sunday at ' -E,
-the home of Mr. and Mrs. !tarry 47.s.k.
Mr. Gordon Wightman. of New Jolt-
' `NI% 1f, visiting hi. aunt. Mrs. Rohr
Henry, and other friend..
Mr. and Mrs. George Itcm..ty. of In-
diana. are visiting the latter's brother.
• Slims c. McClinton, of lloderieh. and
Miss Wilson. of n'yth, were renewing =
opt acquaintance. nt Wingfield on Sun- =
Mrs. Win. Siackhotise, of Blytli.
spent Similar with her niece. ling.
1%-th. McDowell.
I Sir. end Sirs. Alhert Campbell were
visitor!' at litsierbt on Satnrday.
Mra. Gond and children. of Auburn.
ehildren. of Toronto. and. Mrs. J. Tsin-
blyn. tif Londeeboro'. is. re visitors at
the borne or tbo lattorl. *I*tor. Mrs. J.
Miss tinsel Pette. r.f Birth. la villt-
ing her runsln. Mr* Walter Conk.
Mr*. Wm..Forherail1 ha. ditrpoPed
nf her farma. the one *he i* Ilcing nn
tn Mr. J. L. Stonehonse nrot the one
Sin...on. Mrs, Fothergill expecte to
her home A itil her father. Mr Reath -
•
su Week
Motor
Robes
Dark shades,
pure wool,
good size,
unusual value
at
$4.65
NOTE
Sam-- ple Sweaters
Knitting Wool$$1:9495
Sweaters
•
Jackets
In 1 -oz. balls for sweaters, knitted
suits. mats. shawls ..or infants'
wear. .2 hairs for 25c
, Remnants
of cottons, linens, woollens and
silk at unusual remnant prices.
Ladies' House Dresses
of Gingham and daintily trimmed.
Reduced to 95c each
Wall
Papers
10 patterns to
choose from
at a
reduced
price of
12c roll
our entire stock of Summer Dress Goods and
• is now reduced for quick clearance
Summer Dresses
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