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unty and District
Merles Fiakbelaer, fifty -Ste years
01 age, a *ative o/ Otreditoe, died sud-
denly at the Queen's hotel, Stratford,
Wednesday Or het week. He was a
eomtaerrlai traveller rettevtwnting a
Toronto firm.
In St. James' Square United church,
Tomato, on Saturdey hat. Flora Mar
Donald. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Malcolm Boss of Whitechurch, was
united 1a marriage to emelt Orlando
Parsed. of Toronto, Rev. F. 8. Dowl-
ing ealetating. The young couple will
middle at Centre Leland. Toronto, fur
the anmmer.
The death of Samuel Rice Maxwell
occurred on Saturday at the home of
.his daughter. Mrs. J. M. -Peck.flee-
gale
Mr. Maxwell, who was In his
eligibt7.e„ead year, war a native of
New Bru*ewlck and spent most of hl+
Ilte u s 131111way mall clerk In Eastern
Canada. gle well
Ileoeal. where eknown
he had his
daughters, Mrs. Peek and Mrs. Sydnee
McArthur. several tittles.
EXETER
The marriage of Mae Mariorie
Delius Clark, stalest daasb.K•of Mr•
seveatren years he had lived with
sister, Mrs. Geo. Kasterbrook of tows.
C. I1. Sunders has been appointed
issuer of liquor permits for Exeter
and Thos. Uunkin for Usborne.
Arrangements are being made for
the celebretton, on June 5th and 8th,
of the fiftieth auntveraary of the erec-
tion of the present Caves Presbyteries
church.
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SEAFORTH
The automobile owned by W. A.
Crichwhich was stolen from Niebol's
palntand,p here two weeks ago was
found in a garage in Petrolla. The
speedometer showed the car bad been
driven 2000 miles.
The Seaforttt Turf Association wLU
bold • race meet on June 15th.
Thos. Sharpe has been appointer} is-
suer of liquor permits for Seatorth
and vicinity.
ZURICH
The Zurich Horticultural Socheiy
will hold • dower show on Saturda7.
September 3rd.
Albert Siebert has returned to
and Sirs. H. C. Clark, to George Mo- j Mentteat, where he tits a good po pod -
Bain Grant, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs don for the summer monthsthe .
winterJ S.Grant, both of Exeter, was Mrs. C. Rupp. who stent
iatemnleed_aLUig pgreggpge�f James with her daughter at Detroit. has re -
street United church on May 12th, Bev. turned to 'LailiVIro rhe sural 'r•'
D. McTavish officiating. The young The nrleh anized for the ae balloon eal b alas again eor-
couple wilt reside in Exeter• t
Mrs. Gosling, widow of the late play In the Routh Huron League.
John Gosling, died at London May a ..t. '
15th in her seventy-first year. The CLINTON
deceased for many wears was a rest -
dent of Exeter and the body was
brought here for interment.
Walter Westcott. a well-known reel -
dent of Exeter, died May rllth In by
tti year. Deceased wag
• THE SIGNAL,
At the early age of fourteen yearn
and eight month* Charier Francisw
Andres, eldest sun of Mr. and Mrs. (
Freak J. Andrews, died Timidity of
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last we, of meningitis. He was a
srv.•nty-eeven
u ,slice. of 1'e,orne. For the last student at the Collegiate Institute ant
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about getting your lawn in good shape. Now is the
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time to start. Let people go away with the idea that
Goderich has the beet and prettiest lawns, gild help a
make Goderich the prettiest town in Canada. : :
YOU
can do this by getting your Lawn Mower sharpened at
once, while we have hired help. To do this we must
have all Lawn Mowers in not later than June 15th.
Just phone 4t7w e.nd the truck will call
and get tat" r Lawn Mower
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Outing Shoes ---
For outdoor and sporting Footwear the name
life -Buoy stands for serviceable and reliable
wear as well es for features of manufacture
that ensure comfort and correct ht. These
Shoes challenge criticism because only ma-
terials and workmanship that are above criti-
cism are allowed to go into their production.
The prices and quality demand your attention.
SOLE AGENT FOR GODERICH
GEO. MacVICAR
North Side of Square Goderich
GYpROC Your Garage
wHY endure another winter with
of a cracked
lining it with Gyproc you may save the cost
radiator, (rosea water pump and numerdus repairs caused by
sero weather•it is also
Gyprockeep out winters bitter cold.
fire -
resisting. Easy and inexpensive to buy and apply. prase
Welts (or free booklet— Mr Homs a
It will tell tall how hal from insut.tlna Sheathing and In.uiex wfil reduce your
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QUICKLY BAIIIIINID
"I suffered years of agony
throughblind Itching piles,"
says rs. W. Hushes, o[
Hochelaga St., Montreal.
"Pain, lou of streegth,
complete missy, was my
Baily lot until I came across
Zam-But. I know now that
there is nothing on earth
to equal this grand herbal
healer. Since it lifted me
from misery my earnest wish
is to make Zam-Bukknown
to all sufferers." s;• bis -
Moves Pain Like Magic I
7am-Buk
— NAraRf
/ORB AL BAIL ..
GODERICH, ONT.
and decided to take a short resat at
home. lie had been wetting in tine
j garden with his wile. sad. feeling
I cbilty, decided to warnmself in
frost of the grate. But for
tulle-
', arrival of Mrs. 1oz it is helleved
tie would have burned to death.
GENTRY BROD.
SHOWS TO BZ HERE
The billboard* *boat town are an-
nouncing that the fawn Gentry Bret.
Shows are to visit Goderich w: W i -
limb's, June Stb. the event.
. big /how
Great interest attacheste
particularly so because exhibitions
w
1s one of the few tested
offering ea array of trainedShows ani-
mals. The Gentry Br exact,
for
nearly halt a century -•'-t
fOrtytatlx years—have stood at the top
among the high-class *taws. show,
Beginning as a small wave
each year has seen a steads' growth
n
until today the mere aon
the appearance of the Cheery Broe.
Showa L synonymous with the tact
that the patrons will gee a clean, high-
class entertainment. tree from objec-
tionable features, embodying all that
1s great and entertaining in the realm
of the "white tops."
A *pedal train of double length
railway cars will bring die Mg shows
here. The show represents an ex-
penditure of more than $750.0tt1.
There are upwards of 700 men, women
and horses with the show; a:ntost tell
acres of teats: a herd of elephants; a
I (*raven of camels: one of the moat
et tine, prnmiaing boy, and there tit gen-
eral regret at his untimely death.
The J. It. Mustard Company has
bought t E w'ard's coal busiuese 1u
The West Street
Electrical Shop
We carry a pod stock of
Electrical Appliances,
Fixtures, etc.
We Specialize in Wir-
ing of All Kinds
Est inlet es givenon'applieation
All work guaranteed
Frank McArthur
Telephone 82 West Street
lnleiestiug
Highest Prices Paid
for Hides, Skins, Goose
Feathers and all kinds
of waste
unveiling tneari
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bands of music. scores of curiosities
and oddities from the four corners of I
the world.
There will be two performances. 2
and S p.m., the doors opening at 1 and
7 pm. A concert of popular and oiler-
,uu ou
Clinton. otic music will he given by Prof. Johc
Revd] lirow hart. purchased the old Griffin's military hand an hoar pre-
t'otleiriate building and will tear It ceding each performance. An en -
down and use the material ill erectingens. street parade will Me seen • n
a larl, • building on their farm. I mthe dobtn-town streets at noon on
Mrs. Mary Charlesworth, who bad show day.
been residing in town some
ome
months. iPft Let w.ek for(:tenet BABY'S OWN TABLETS
Fyrkr, North Dakota.
MYTH
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Wilson,
Adelaide street, London, announce the
engagement of their daughter Fine to
T. Ivison Baraby, M.D., of Rodney,
ruts of Dr. anti Mrs. It. 11. Barnby of
Myth. the marriage to take place early
in June.
The rote on the Rainton bylaw on
i Thursday last resulted in favor of the
measure by • vote of 110 to 31. The
bylaw Is for the purpose of loaning
Balaton Bros.,
of
Blyth.
a $1O.0e0 for0 d
the purpose of at
knitting mill here, they to pay back
the loan in tea yearly payments. It
1s a local firm and the town showed
Its conr8defce In them by the large ma-
jority for the bylaw. Minton Bros.
will start at once to build and equip
their mill. They plan to manufacture
hknketft, rugs, yarn. cocks and
awes tors.
LUCK NO
HELP A PRIZE WINNER
David Brown
Phone 270
erich
Ontario
Baby's Own Tablets err without an
equal for little ones. From the new-
born babe to the growing child they
are an abeelute safeguard to health.
Once a mother has used them site will ,
um nothing else. ThOU.ande of moth -
era always keep them on hand.
Among the mothers who atate that
Baby's Own TabieIS- ar the bads
medicine for little ces that they Itnow
of is Mrs. Russell Hlll, of Norwood
tint' Her expewience with► the Tablets
should le. of great benefit to any mo-
tber who has not already given the
Tablets a trial. Mrs. Hill says:—"1
have five fine healthy children, and
from the youngest. to the oldest they
get no other medicine,but Baby's Own
, Tablets hen our baby, girl was
eleven the old she won sa•.,nd prise
at the Norwood Fair. and when she
he won first prize in
, was a year older s
competition with twenty -Matt other
t babies. It was the Tablets' that gave
Thedeath of James Stanley occur- I her the health and development to
I carry
tred neumunia developing into 1n attack
t light tin telling other mothers what
ies.•ased. who was in his fifty-second 'i the Tablets have done for my child-
, year. lived a few trades west of Lack-- rep."
' ,,ow. Ile is *nrvite.t by his wife. I Baby's Own Tablets stare sold b%
formerly Miss Ida Henderson. two °encs eslioxelane
lfrs. forTbyDr. mail at t 2.
..ns and two daughters.
Sir. end Mrs. Matthew Woods took , Medicine Co., Itrockville, Ont.
a motor trip last week to F. -rets. (lfn-
t..n snit t:odertch, visiting friends; 1111 ROEPORT OFweekdittg HOG1ay SHIPMENT'S
Me- Au- Huron
Gat. burn 4'ount)
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..n•h town.
%Vali:ices Black. (iraymnn. had his
ri_ht arm fr•tcutred lest w,•ek while'
t•ranitiug a car for a fri.•a•l.
.\t the annual mectinz of the Wo- t.•lo-t Aeon
mews institute. held \toy 14. tit, fol- Thick sin th ....100 i11
imcing officers were elected: 1'msi- 1I aviea yy
dent. \1r*. WO. hurtle: 1st vie.- Extra i1(.8%1M .. 4
president. Mrs. J. Aglow; 2nd eP- Shop hog(
president. Sin. McClnr.•: secretary- Lights and fee.il'rs
Ms. McLean
Stn. T. Clark• Rae.
Mr -
Smith.
TRENTON MAN IS
Sirs, Si. i.esn Johnston. Mrs btxe. Sir=.
W. Douglas. Sirs. Fisher Sirs. T
Smith. Mrs. Miller: nick committee
Mrs. T Aitcheson Mrs. Row. Thome-
Novelty and
Avency Goods
We e a very axtetlsive line.
Give us a Gall.
Min S. Noble
British Eschars* Block, Gelsrkb
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Photographs
Live Forever
J. T. FELL
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Telephone 187 keOh
w11 : pre -s reporter. Mrs. it. . - wit •
son: school (•ontmitte•e. Sirs. {lett.
Andrew, Mrs. Jack Cameron; district
director. \trs. W. Douglas; musical
committee. Sirs. T. R. Reidk Mrs. New -
fon. Mrs. Russ Robertson. The dist-
rict mtr•tIng will be held this year in
Lucknmy. on .lune 15th.
BRPSSEI6
Mr. and Mrs. 1• C. Ross and Mr.
anti Mn. It. .1.:tel.°tttl1n mouse ored to
Grimsby one day recently
blossoms In the fa mon, fruit belt
Mr. and Sirs. Philip Arnent, Brne
eels, announce the .•oitagement of
their daughter. Kathryn flans. to
(George ihtww.n of Brantford. ann. of
IMr. and Airs. A. Dawson of flick-ann.
The marriage is to take piaee quletly
, early in .nose.
Sir. rand Mrs. John Cunningham: of
Brussels. announce the engagement of
their daughter, Caroline Jessie, to
Mathias 4 Mac) S•arlert of Toronto,
torr of the late Mr. and Mrs. John
Searlltt : the wedding to take owe
In
Toronto early to June.
David Rne, wife and youngest son.
of Dannehrng. Nebraska. hare been
visiting in town with Mr. itoo s
cousins. Alex. Roe end Mrs. E. Crich.
Mr. Roe Is the eon of the late Henry
Rne. one of the early settler" of 11*
1Mh concession of Orey township. He
I left In the spring M 1872 and this 1.
Iis
boyhoodtdnyripe a 11eck t owns sceneso the h
1i00 acres of
and In Nebraska, where corn an*
wheat are grown extensively. althongh
he himself has retired and Brea in
}own. 11 tate
, OvArnme by a fainting spell
Thnreday afternoon last. Jemes fox.
prominent Rrnas.la dntggi'I., toppled
from his chalr in front of a blazing
grate fire into the grate. Mr. Fox.
discovered bir his wife a few moments
later. 1" In et seders condition from
severe burnt from hilt to heat. In
re*cning her hnahaud Mra. Fox's
hands were kindly nen . Fog
Isla been In ifnfiealth lot
le
VERY GRATEFUL
SAYS THAT " FRUiT-A-TiVIS"
STOPPED NERVOUS HEADACHES
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MR, R. A. BOVAY.
Mr. Roy A. Bovay of Trenton, Ontario,
thinks very highly of "Fruit-a-tives" for
removing the cause of nervous headaches.
'I wish I mold tell every sufferer in the
world what 'Fruit-a-tives' have done for
tee"—he writes—"For year I was much
troubled by bad headaches, nervous dye-
pepsla and liver troubles. Then 1 com-
menced taking 'Fruit-a-tives'. Thanks to
these wonderful tablets I am once more
entirely well."
Are you, ten, *Hided with nervous head-
aches? Quite probably they are traceable
to lazy bowels, stomach, kidneys or liver.
Mat you need is the gentle, natural help
of "Frult-a-tives" which is made from
ietemtaed fresh flak jukes blended with
leaks. "Fruit -a -twee" is nature's owls
,y bealth sad ha*1inew.
Sia i sit: fee )ourself, to -day.
est*. everywbwe
Prices at McEwen's
A fresh shipment of Prunes bought direct from
New York.
15c Ib
Small 10c lb. Medium 12ifc Ib. Large
These are Dot the Oregon Prunes, but are the sweet variety of
California.
Try our 59c Black Tea, one of the best in town for the money
3 packages Jelly Powler for 25c and 1 glass fruit nappie FREE.
Fresh ground Colivnice
a- Ground es you order it, a line 60c Ib.
Classic Clser iOc • tin.
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PebiDe Cleanser IOc a tin.
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A large bottle Vanilla Extract for 25c
A large bottle Leases Extract fee 25c
Redpath Sugar by the bas—not beet .agar—it the best price in town.
ww•wfwam4
J. J. McEWEN
Phone 46 South Side of Square
Goods delivered to your house by the best delivery in town.
ROBERT WILSON
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Massey -Harris _Machinery ._ Frost -Fencing ..----- --
Toronto Asphalt Roofing Rubber -tired Buggies
Farm Lighting Plants
Hamilton Street, Goderich, Ont.
Apply Minard's at once. It
halts the pain and stopsinllam-
. enation. Removes all poison
from cuts anti sores.
Keep a bottle on the shelf. u
Fine Pastries
and Bakeshop Delicacies
Fresh from our oven, many.
times a day. Just give us a
trial for your pastry or bread
needs, and you'll be delighted
with the quality.
A BETTER BAKED BREAD
Courteous Salesmen
Prompt Service
Quality Guaranteed
E. G. Smith
Fast St. Bakery Telepboae 184
ELECTRIC WIRING
INSTALLATIONS. ETC.
GEO. W. STOKES
BROCK Street. P O. Box 601
COAL
II Brophey Bros.
THE LEADING
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
AND EMBAI.Ifa6S
orders carefully attended to
at all boars, night or dal
GODERICH
Genuine Hard Stove Coal
Chestnut Coal
Coke
Pocohontas (2 by 4 egg)
Briquettes
1 can supply your w'anty in
any of the above fuel. Prompt
service and rtiat(mable prices.
L. FLICK
Telephone ne 1 7 t'j t ;o"lericlt
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J. R. Wheeler
Funeral Dlreetet and
Embalmer
All calls promptly attended to
day or night
PHONE*
Store 335 Residence 366w
Hamilton Street, Ooderldh -
Not Just Bread!
INDEED, NO!
CLEVELAND'S BREAD
is a tempting complement
to any meal—delicious in
itself and lending zest to
the rest of the menu.. Your
family will demand twice
as much of our Bread as
any other. Encourage them
to do so, as it is the most
healthful and nourishing
food theycan take.
E. U. Cleveland
It.1l< I•:I;
Phone 114 West Street
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Ladies' and Misses' Coats
We are offering our better quality ladies'
and misses' Coats at special reduced prices
We have a wonderful selection of Coats of tri-
cotine, charmeen, charmelaine, poiret twill and satin.
Beautifully tailored, pin tucking, pleating, fur trim-
med and lined with crepe de chine.
We invite you to come in and see these Coats,
which we are offering at attractive prices
Material by the yard
Figured Silk and Cotton Crepes and Plush Crepes in all the latest shades. These
are new goods and we invite lou to come in and look them over.
Millinery
Department
Dere you will tine) all the
newest styles, materials, colors
and shapes of the e.'aann
A. CORN1ELD
"SHOP WHERE YOU ARE INVITED TO SHOP"
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