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SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER
Loy' Me Face Powder75c
Loy' Me Perfume 40c
BOTH FOR 75c
Campbell's Drug Store
$1.15
PHONE 90 GODERICH
THE
GODERICH
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EARLY TO ORDCR L_
EARLY TO BUY
HELPS YOU SiYE mosey
WHEN WINTER COMES MOH
THE BATHING HOUSE
and Refreshment Booth
on the South Pier at the Har-
bor, Goderich,
Are Now Open
Excellent Bathing Beach
and facilities
THE SIGNAL.
ST. AUGUSTINE
ST. AtM t'STINI:, June 27. -Mr.
and Mrs. ;Spencer, of . Brooklyn, On-
tario, visited Miss Rebecca ThotuiuOn
lust week.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. Shanahan. of Clin-
ton. stent the weekrud at Mr. JOat'Ph
Boyle*,
Messrs. Junes and Wallace Wilson
tied Miss Jean Wilson visited London
unit Noumandule friends last week.
Mr. David McAllister, Mr. and Mrs.
Mason McAllister and Mr. William
Wilson attended Mrs. Itichardson'a
funeral at Woodstock last Sunday.
A number of pupils from the school
here ore writing examinations In God -1
Ol'I'(tRTI NITY is knocking et your
cellar door. Now is the time to get
your coal in. There is no need to
paw storage on your nett winters.
coal when you have space in your'
cellar that's going to waste. ('all
the Heat Folk.- and they will hustle
to your home And pack away your
winter comfort. lou save worry,
hurry and dollar..
CALL THE
WW1
For Good Clean Coal
J. B. MUSTARD COMPANY
Phone 98 - Goderitrb
ARGUMENT
No. 4 ---Selection
If there is an impression that
larger assortments to select from
can he offered tirnn we offer, we
wish to emphatically correct it.
We ran procure and make up
into desired designs any flower
that can iw purchased elsewhere.
Our flowers are grown by nur-
series of ration -wide prominence,
who cultivate all flowers in sea-
son. We design and make up the
piece in our workrooms here in
(ioderirh anti save you express
and worry about deliver'. We are
ansious to serve your needs in
flowers and plants.
GODOH, ON T.
('larei.re, and Mr. and Mrs. Geddes, of
l'uw'as,.u., are visiting relatives lien.
and at 'telgvave.
A number from hen attended the
barn -raising of Mr. Joe Mcluui , of
'Fteswater, on Thursday last.
The W.M.S. of- the United char,
met. on 'Wednesday last at the 11..,u,•
.of^ Mrs. menden. la July they art•
invited to meet at Mrs. W. A. Par
tier's.
Mrs. Elwyn Moore and daughter c'-
turued to Toronto . Saturday after,
visiting with Mr. am: Sirs. T. II. Mvs•re
fur the mist two 'vegekL
erieh this week.
While helping to cut wood with a
circular saw at Geo. Wallace's last
week, Win. Kelly had the misfortune
to halve four of his fingers cut off.
W H ITECH URCH
W1I1Tk7(HIURCH, June 25. -Mrs.
W. J. McClenaghan, of Welland, is
visiting her brother, Mr. Ed. Gaunt.
Miss May \\-Ightwau hgd her tonsils
out last week.
The Women's Institute held a very
successful garden party at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Leggatt on
Thursday last.
Mr. Robb. Mowbray has commence.
the cement work of a house for Sir
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NILE
NILE. June 37.---(1n-the evening of
July 4th the Girls' Guild of Nile ..ill
have a refreshment booth on
grounds north of the church. this i.,
ing the date of 11w soft -ball gun.,
which will be play -•l between
Helens and 'Nile.
A successful sale was held. dLspoai:;c
of the late )Ire. Annie grahams e..
tate and household turn it tire, on Thur,
day last. Mr. Nelson Pierson, of \
fieldpurchased the property at
believe will be moving to it shot
Miss Nellie Willey, curse -Ind:: ,
in the Goderich hospital. unil.r..,
't an operation for appendicitis tite•t,
Friday lost. Her many frteuds
wish her a speedy recovery.
1 Mr. Edgar lthepperd, of Ilius 1, ,:
. spent Sunday with his mother. Mt- I.
Johnston Conn. rhepperd.
Mr. Aldan Pardon and Mr. Jerry
Casemore went to Leamiugtou on
Sundry.
GEO. STEWART
Florist
Telephone 105 - Goderich
Mr. Fred Newman and his bride. of
ilamilton, are spending part of their
honeymoon with Mr. and Mrs.
\:iy tor.
Sirs. Will Corin has been laid up
pith a bail attack of "flu."
Mr. and Mrs. Delve Pardon and son
Vacation Footwear
for Golf, Tennis, Bowling,
Soft -Ball, etc.
Vacation Travelling Goods
Hat Boxes, Club Bags,
Suit -Cases, Boston Bags,
Auto'bile Cases, Trunks,
eft.
YOU ARE INVITED TO
SHOP AT - W. Hero's Shoe Store
Phone 43sv (;,.,h -ricli
CARLOW
C.Sltl,OWW. June 27.- Sir
\WiII Watson arrived home
lay after a two week+
floe'. neat as fur as lo'- \1^it.•' I \I
They were a.s-omp:n • . by
Mlatiot Wot+on. )Ir.
The entrance pupils '
schools are writing
tioi.s at Goe:erl'Ii thi-
.S number front 1;.:.•
offs •
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county o.o,i
nncl .pk ui, at I:l) • •'o
\V'I•dnes.lar.
Mr. and Mrs i1. M, rr:= an -t `:amity
-sent Sunday with li.,.i.. I' c•‘,•• at
I',•rt .511.11.
Farewell to Patter.- t ; • . c1 eu-
hoz w:i. held in Ibe
•h, ci -' icwi' •
�mitia's llilt I rch met
• .-cocci- to It• ,. 1:. .\ 1'oitlter'
Nt.- I...Idler woof to •• -li them
in their new fl.'LI ,.f labor in
\Ii.I,Ileser comity. Mr. Gordon Young
,,rc:idN.l and rill: i on sr\cnst of the;
-ne•u,lser.i to speak. and all stroke of
\Tr..rat ergs stmt- ais a -t•re-velar. A
idea slug femme of the ev,-t,it;L was
the presentation to Mr. snit Mrs. Ponl-
ter_ if q purse of money. fr-:u the con -
1 r.gatioi. and a pen and pencil and
hook -ends front Mr. l'on:n•r's maceic
class. Mr. John Young ter,--enteel the
purse and Mr. Fordyce 'lark the gift
from 11w claw. Mr. Poalter feelingly
replied. thanking the congregation for
all their kindnesses t' him during the
two years be had teen with them.
)its. l'oulter also made a Suitable re-
sponse. Lunch n -a" ..erred ),,-fore the
gathering dispersed Mr. and Mrs.
l'oulter leave this seek for their new
charge at Cairngorm, In the I'rrahy-
tery of Middl'••cx. Mr. I'oulter
t.e. s'lwd J•(+ Lt0.'we11 sermon in
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Smith's 11111 cit h on Sunday. taking
for his tract theewords from Acts 2:471
----And the Lord added to nae rehnrch
daily such as ahenld be saved." The
hew p,sh.r. Tier. 11. B. Cumming. will
be inducted 1n Smith's '11111 church an
Friday evening and will conduct ser-
vice on Sunday. Another feature of
Thursday evening's proceedings was
the presentation by the trustees of the
Smith's Hill church of $305, this
;--trills share -of-the proceeds of the
sale of the gold Zion church buildings
and equipment.
ALE
We are holding a sale three hundred days in the
year. Our prices are much lower than most others
for goods of equal quality.
Watch our windows for merchandise you need
at your prices.
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• Better Values Cannot Be Obtained in Top n.
E. C. ROBERTSON
JEWELER
East Side Square Phone 136
Goderich
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Hold the dot.•. August an, for
George's church annual garden party.
the St.
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For Misses and Women
For Misses and Women
fuji Dresses. Simple straight
We invite you to view this
We have received a new line of double weight
line styles featuring short and long sleeves. All sizes.
comprehensive collection of gay summer Frocks.
Dresses that cannot be duplicated
offered at greatly reduced prices
Misses' Dresses of printed silk. Long
sleeves. Sizes 16 to 20. Reg- '6 95
ular price $12.50. Clearing at.. •
We have just received a new ship-
ment of ladies' Dresses. These Dresses
are made of figured crepe and have long
sleeves. Sizes 36 to 44. Sell- $7.95
ing at ✓✓
Silk Bloomers
Silk Bloomers and Bobettes in a nice
range of dainty summer shades. Elastic
at waist and knee. Regular $1 X00
$1.50 value for i
Special in Children's Coats
Children's Coats, sizes 2 to 14 years,
greatly reduced prices. Clear- $3
ing at from 3
at
up
Ladies' Hats
Ladies' summer Hats of silk and
straw combinations in the season's new-
est styles. Different shades. Clearing
at reduced prices.
Bathing Suits
We have a wide range of Bathing
Suits for men, women and children.
Suits that fit lightly and comfortably.
Every size and shade.
MEN'S STRAW HATS
You will want one for the week -end. We are showing a smart assortment of
Men's Straw Hats of unusual fineness, cool, light and comfortable. Plain or fancy
bands. Moderate prices.
Men's and Young Men's Summer Suits
We have a splendid stock of men's and young men's summer Suits. Men
will appreciate the value of these Suits and will note at a glance the superiority of the
fabrics and the smartness of the styles, as well as the excellent tailoring.
NOTE -This store will be open on Wednesday afternoon, July 4th, on
count of the holiday on Monday, July 2nd.
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A. CORNFIELD
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Carriages
We have on hand a nitre assortment
of Carriages. Stroller's, ['tans(. Go-
carts. etc., in different colors. Also
=-Jolt Carriages. Kiekly ('ars, Rocking
Horses. If in need of anything in this
line git.. us a call Our prices are
right.
J. R. WHEELER
1PurnFuneral iture Dealer Director
Hamilton Street, Goderi, h
Phones: Store 335. Residence 355w
ST. HELENS
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$'P. i[Ei.ENM, June 25. --Miss W. I.
I Rutherford, of Timmins, is home with
her parents. )Ir. sod Mrs. J. B. Mutli-
erford. for her vacation.
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Miss Bessie Wylie, of Gorrie, n.i
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Wei,
I trier over the week -end.
Our leachers. Mr. W. ('uteri and
I Miss Vera 'Todd. am engaged for an
other year.
Mrs. J. Miller, pr., spent a few days
Jp'Luckuoa, the guest of her son, -Mr,
Elliott Miller.
ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE
W. C. SNA'LEL
Haberdasher and Dry ('leaner
Steam I,'utdry in (',otuiectlt.n
West Street Telephone 339
China
A large import shipment
of English China just in,
and now on display for
you to stake your velet -
tion, in Moorerott, Coal -
port, Wedgwood, Royal
Doulton and Mascot's
ironstone China.
Come in and look around.
M'e shall be pleased to
it,,n Von (Tse It
li;it It ru-
Cole's Book Store
Millinery
Smartly Trimmed Hats
Friday and Saturday
$3.75 and $4.50
In a wide range of styles
with flowers, ribbons, pins,
in banded and appliqued
effects. Many variations of
brims, in colors black,
blue, green, sand, red and
navy.
Miss MacVicar
KINGSTON STREET
Benmiller Sunday School
meets escry sunilay
at 9.45 u'el,.ek
Everybody Cordially Invited to Attend
Miss Flora Andrews presided at the}
='I entrance examinations here. I
I Mr. and Mrs. Fred Newman, of .
I Ilamilton, who are spending their
l honeymoon the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
= 1 -Ben Naylor, called on St. Helens;
friends on Monday.
i Mrs. Alex. McLennan. of Chicago. Is I
=1 a visitor with her mother, Mrs. (lark.
_ t Messrs. John Durnin, Lorne and
= Stisa Annie Durnin and Mlse Si. C. '
Rutherford took a trip to London on'
Saturday.
The July meeting of the St. Helens
Women's Institute will be held on
Thursday. July 501, at 2.30 -.'clock, at
....- . the home of Mrs. Wallace Miller. (toll
C . all : Recipes for sandwich tilling.
Subject: "flow to Make Common-
_ place Llfe More interesting." in
▪ ,-large of Mrs. 1). Phillips. hostesses,
Mrs. F. Todd and Mrs. John Stiller.
C Jr.
Women's Institute Neeting.-The
L'=, mouser meeting of the St. Helena Wo -
1111.11'i Instiluhe was held in the com-
munity hall' on June 20th, the presi-
dent. Mrs. Jolu, Miller, Jr., presiding.
•The 1:11114.I II was opened . by singing
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--The (hie." with Mrs. i). 1'hlllipa at
rhe piano. Sitss Emily J. Guest. M.A.,
of Toronto, gave an address that wits
loth interesting anti Instructive. A
:oro. '..Smite Lamle," by Mrs. Harold
r.. \V'hitfleld, and a piano instrumental
ty Slide Dorothy M0l0111ii1 were nitwit
enjoyed. Mrs. Phillips, district press
J,ut. of G,slerleh, Rare a report of the
cutwentl''n at Windsor. Sevv'rol tutu
infinity songs were enjoyed by o11.
An Itnpreaaive Sen•ire.-( in Sands.
morning. .Ione 24. aro impressive ser -
ens tondntte,t In I'alvIn tha►rh.
c iacrnnient of the Lord's Supper
dlspenred. and the pastor. Rev
II. Whitfield. preached an appropriate
a,..• searching •:'rmon on The Stepan
Ing of the Lord's Sapper," emphasising
the tore and reverence with which It
should he ehserveet. The service will
also, be I-emend.en,l for the he:1101Ni
ordinance of baptism that weft let.
formed. The children baptised were
t.avina Toler Webster and Mary Chris-
tell a Humphrey.
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LIGHT, COOL, SUMMER FOOTWEAR
at "Next -to -Nothing" Prices
you wane t� (Lally then
Every pair of White Canvas ' Shoes must be sold, and
our exceedingly low prices will make
want ( "_'y them
100 pairs
ladies' leather -soled white
Canvas Slippers
in Pumps, Straps and San-
dal Styles.
Kingsbury's "Sno-Wite" Brand
(;o,o.l t".- and heed:
Regular 53.25 to $4.00
Sale Price, $1.49
Sizes are Good
NOW,
but be on hand early,
as these are sure to
go fast, and you will
be the loser if you do
not
GET IN ON THIS
50 pairs
LADIES' WHITE CANVAS
Oxford and Strap
Slippers
with leather soles and cover-
ed heels
A good mixed lot in a van-
ety of heels and toes
Regular $3.00 to $3.50
Sale Price, 79c
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White Canvas Boots
and Oxfords
FOR MEN
A few pairs only
Sale Price, $1.00
Fleet -Foot
Running Shoes
Brown Canvas Shoes
with leather soles
EVERN'TI IING
in the store at
REDUCED PRICES
GIRLS' and MISSES'
WHITE CANVAS
Strap Slippers
Leather soles
Sizes 8 to 10 1-2, 95c
Sizes 11 to 2, $1.35
SHARMAN'S
"RETIRING FROM BUSINESS" SALE
GODERICH
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