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THE SIGNAL, GODERICH, ONT.
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PARAMOUNT • York, amid sees. Will Long, of Ban- Klntall, with tbe president, Mrs.
ducted at tlletmlller is Imo. R• A.
i'.t1L'ar )1 INT. June 11. -Mr. and Lundy of 'Ile, twlsrrtl by Rev. R. B.
Mrs. Dittman Meet:r.1 .r mud children. Cummlag
of r -water. ..lent Sunday with Mr-,iearers i
miller. The Naomi *woe was
con- filen Beckett. in tbe chair. Atter
of tBeaniiiicr Thu pall-
s; Ale=. 1' ,tug. William
:uu, ll r• Ja.k Ilrudrrwnt.• ' Stewart. r' awes M.6ua:ht. Jainea
Miv Myrtle MT.'lluillwt silent the ()liver. Richard MCWh,ney and Sam-
s leis -k -end with friend.. lit Dunkin.
owl ftbeppard. Int.rusn took' place
•• lir. and Mrs. K ltichar.is %lilte'I iu lblboeme cemetery .\ large num-.
Iru•u•:o iu Markdale rr,etulc. Iw•i• of friea(Is were pnss,•ut at the Nu -
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\lis.. Sarni• Mat•.\nlrv. of Uui ty ern 1. thaw+ from a d;'t.iIi t icing de.
•..ntiwi:thou 4.1,101. 1+ speud111t• flee ,wt.rtl'v brutber, ,rrauk SJeWlrt. 'pl
holid0s with 'her tmother.wife from Magnetawur:. ,SJ
S0.am-
1 The Paramount 1' F \1'. n. ' will art and wife from, D,.....:•
For the first time in history, we
are able to offer this popular
underwear at a new low price.
Why? : Because a nation-wide
demand has made production
economies possible, ;and these
savings have been passed on to
you.
We can now sell you genuine
11ate11\cay garments at $1.25 a
suit. Come in any time, and we
will be glad to show you the new
range and variety of materials
▪ available for summer wear.
W. C. PRIDHAM & SON
Mee's and Bol,s' Wear Telephone 57
Long Service
at Low Cost
You will wonder how wee can offer
such Iit1ra••ily. patterns in
these• .nue-i t'i'ring
Congoleum Gold Seal Art -Rugs
at unci moderate psi..•-
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111 unconditionally gnaraut••.•,
J. R:• WHEELER
FURNITURE DEALER and
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
('I to - -,r,rr. ., I. ,'.-,1y
Hamilton Street Goderich, Ont.
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ALWAYS AT YOUR
SERVICE
with a full line of
Quality
Groceries
and
Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables
IN SEASON
CALVIN CUTT
Kingston St. Phone 116
Goderich
hold their .lune meeting oil 'I'hunaia.
Juur L'tg1. %%hell the Kairdhea Club
will fish them and 11;11 istt on the
pr.. rant. The Paramount ladies will
a•rve lunch.
(;OI)ERICH TOWNSHIP
s 1;111.1:1:Ilio Tt1\1'NSHIP, June 12.
mr. and mrs. Chas. D. Cox and
Miss .BerthA. of Northern Ontario,
morons! herr 1111.1 c4•itc.i %%ilk rela-
tive. "Vier the ww'keud.
• \lis• Eunice Sowerby has returned
leone e after ..Iru•ting a month in
Itr.tktilir
'I.w Margaret Davidson. R. N.,
1tt•u•. D. Ile pending a mouth's holi-
Iay at the home of her parents. Mr.
ora Mrs Robt Davidson.
The W. M. S of Union 1"hitrtl
bore!. will meet this Wednestl•y
lfteru•r.n at \ ...'or.1 street parsonage.
Mr. Thos. Cox and Miss Bella have
rot urnt•,i home After spending three
C w.. ks t',t1 i. with n•latrces at Tor-
on:•o: Wit:thy and Bancroft.
11rt. Thos. Amy. of 'Burford. is
spending a fortnight visiting with'
11 relatf'e+ here
I. 'Trite heartfelt sy tultrtliy ..f this rout-
mtuttty iv extended' to Mr. R. H.
Revell and family itt their wad be -
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Outing, Golf, Bowling
lvA.,1 i. `til' and Tennis Shoes
rturdv praetieal Shutes fir n:•'n. i,, - An l y"oohs. 'I'l.•
favorit.'- f.fr legs.'•. mss«•- :tug ehitdron are the •--'lorwi and
fancy fabric- They are her,' in the newest .lo-ign- anti
pattt•rtIN. flay rio.-- for elrildr.'n it'lud• n v.ry lar.•• ttriety
stypes iIt caudal- awl (biting- clow'. .'fel,• tt, I -,c •.•:t -nn
has started 1111y now and eh..• (runt the h• -t assortti.crit rut
th" I0n,r1 p" .ihls price•. ,i11t iii eove.hb•re 1
GEO. MacVICAR
THF: PRACTICAL SHOE MA's
NORTH SIDE SQUARE
GODERICH
PUBLIC MEETING
HON. R. B. BENNETT
K. C., M. P.
Leader of the Liberal-Conservativelnrty in Canada, will
address a public meeting in the
Wingham Arena
Thursday Afternoon, June 20th
This may be your only opportunity for many years of
hearing"The Man from Calgary," a great Parliamentarian
and admitted by all Canada's greatest orator. He will
be assisted by Hon. E. B. Ryckman, K. C., M. P., Senator
Donnelly, Duncan Sinclair, M. P., George Spotton, M. P..
and Miss A. Clayton.
MEETING BEGINS AT 2 O'CLOCK
Loud speakers arranged to that all may hear perfectly renting
aceommodatintt for all. Rand in attendance. Puhlie Reeeptiou
on lawn of George Spotton from 1 to 2 p m.
This Steatite will be drwsdeas tbrawgb Statism IS III. P. (2110 Mem).
Wia tibam.
111:t'''' GOD SAVE THE KING
rearetsept.
111.,;(
NILE
The late ('haw %tewar(.-There
lmss•d tw:1y los: Fri,la' evening
i'harles Stewart., of Nile. in hie eighty -
year. Mr. Stewart • hail been
ailing ter .the past +.•vcn or eight
years. hitt the end came very unex-
pectedly at the (tome of h s dan¢h-
ter. Mrs. *ill Long of Ifo tniiter.
Born in Fermanagh. Ireland. Mr.
Stewart cant.. to Canada in his ...ivy-
11,410
pvy-11,41 l cool settled at Nile. where Ito
farmed 1114 w'!.;.• pred.r.msed him
just Ile-.. yea t►•: Its 'mi.wt•.I her
grettp. There u,•re.thrte .children to
the family: Mrs ('liar..-' \%alters,
now •Nrwtsc.l : Mrs Nell Ryan.14t New
COLBORNE TOWNSHIP
t v ►Ia ttMeN1K TORN<H Il'. June 12.
Mrs. 3. 'La Reels. s+ -r•1 a couple of
• neither, .lays lest week with Gtr u. ooh
• Mrs.
Meadtdord of Toronto
The W. M. S. of sou :Ir,+ Ilill church
held their monthly u.wting at the
holm' of Mrs. John 'I'n'idie on 'Thurs-
day of Wet. week, the r•iir+ leaving II
quilting bet.
Mr. Thomas Coreist ', - ue.itwr urr.l
.Wier, 111aa Dolly Co:••. -':. •'f Kincar-
dine. spent Sunday . 'hr h..ntr of
Mr. att.! Mrs. Alden
Mrs. Keunetb Alli' "ntn•I ovt•r
from Detroit on Sal .:. 0 • emending
the week -end with Mr .. . Mrs AI•liil
Allin and family bef•.•.' ...fug to vi -it
her people at LIstowel
Our •Ynpathy goo. •'i to the be
relivord finally of Mr.•Rutledge.of Nile. echo was bar •-. lit 1'olb..rm•
cemetery on Sunday. ahs. n. Mns.
W. Long and family .r, the 10+ of a
dear tether and cr. ata:tther. Mr.
chit+. Stewart, who s ., laid 10 rest
on Monday.
Smith'.( '.till t'nite•i hurt+ Is hold-
ing its anniversary on .Inly 7th. 'W.V.
W. A. Bremner, of Itrt.•tield. will 1
the ft esker. Sperla! inti.+.,• W ex
pw•te.I moth morning :r:•( evening.
Mr and Mrs. W. \i mvtoro.1 to
the Sou.'• Mich., on 'I' :rs,ti het t.
1111'1.I a frmily Bath. anJ will re
turn this Thursday.
the bumblers tart ut the meeting a
eery gt.ud program war given. Papers
were fwd by Mw. 1►. Maelutyre, !Ira.
t'utlitrrtu, Med. Robert Buller, Mrs.
C. Ma.11regur anti Miss Await. Mae
Mat• luurld, followed by cvwwutMU
.luring. A auto was rendered by
Petr) Matlutyre and au iustruweutrl
by Mist Katherine Mrcll.utaltl. The
meeting closed with the singing of the
National Anthem. Refreshwevus were
served by the ladles. The next ateet-
GIFTS
for June Brides
All the leading lines of
English China for you
to choose from.
Rnyai Crown Herby, Royal
ICoulton, 11•.•.lgwood, Coal -
port, Mottreroft, Pte.
Indian and English Brassware,
Silverware. .11sn the famous
Engli-h Plaques.
You will find a gift for each
individual taste at
Cole's Book and
Gift Shoppe
Cleveland's Bread
is a tempting ron.pleineut to any
notes. --riches rut, in itself and tend-
ing rept to the n••t ori the t •mt.
Your family will demand twice
les notch of our Bread as any other.
Fncotrage them 10 .1, ., its it is
the avail healthful anornourishing
Lrsl they can take. -
E. U. CLEVELAND
Thune 111 \V•• -t rt
by Mr. and Mrs L. Mak/aa
Mr. and Mrs. Y. G. Keehn, of Sea -
forth. spent Sunday with Mrs. J. H•
Mcleod.
Mra. A. G. Elliott, of Lucknow, spent
Sunday,wlth Mia, J. Fraser.
Mr. and Mrs 8tmmonds and Mr. and
Mn. Downs. of Tureen, spent Sunday
w-Ith Mr. and Mrs. WIt ombt•.
Eightieth Anniversary. - Trinity
church intends celebrating the eight-
• u the cantbileltittwu
loth :mei)t r ary f
of the hayfield i*nttih. The dour. h
had its. beginning in 1ti;11. The ,q,w•1u1
lug will 1* held as a plcuie at lake- sercicwt have been arranged as fol-
lows: Sunday.. June Writ. 11 N.M.
I►r. and Mrs/.-Sltupwto attended the, Rev. It. e. Pince. Essex. i :30 p.ua,_
medical funfrutitn in Toronto and Iter. fi C. Jeuulug, Watton.. tauud,ty.
fruw .hero wt'tit to spend the Benet tl Jute 30th. 11 a.m.--Archbl.rlmi. -Wil-
►w u►bly tAe'etlug iu Ottawu last liatus. t..ntlou. 7:30 p.m.- Rev.
week. Rlt•kard. Atterimon, Sunthty, June
\lis+ Fdnit \\'eludes was the gust ..Ar.1--,t.rt-br at Varna.. Rev. 1t. 1'
June 341
• .. a tit
.•rn .. a Sunday. J
..j Ml.a+ t:. Campbell at the week-end..1 sols. .\ft Y
Mr. and Mrs• Uunald thmpllelt, of •\n•h.1.hop %Villlama will hold eolith.
San Francisco. are t•isitlug their many matiotr. service at St. Jetties' church.
friends In .\(Wield. Mr. Campbell i. Mlddletou. There will alt.. Ip, Opt.
a brother of Mrs. R. MacGregor. .sake tial service. during the week at Tr..
Shore• ully t•hureh, hayfield: Mondry. June
Mr. 1►wtcan MacRae, who has been . _4, •c p1tu.--Itev. W. A. T•.w-Itallettd.
to:Shiite at Mitt.'rtou, ie honor for the Itercie: W...Inr•Ity, Jape ort diet-. 1:
."muter, S. Jones, rural dean. t:orrlt'; Friday.
Mr.•. Brown, tit lh•ttuit, is %ishing
1u the hone of her brother. Mr: Dun.).\
June a5- rchdeacon JosesrBateoan,
Ooderlcb. During the week there will
ba a parish reception. On Tueeday
evening. June 26, a supper and uou-
cert will take place. when a good pro-
gram will be given and a play, "lett in
Charge," will be put on by the young
people of the congregation. This ale
nlversary promisee to ite an uutstant'
lug event and no doubt the servlcee
will be largely attended. All are we.
eonie.
Lovely New Pottery just in --
Egyptian Una, Ironton
Hanging Baskets, Jardineres,
Wall Vases
Greek Vases 25e up to .$8 50
Jardinerest 23e, 33r, Sir, 73r Sl
Extra Iaryte Jardinerre h.r tl ferns
1 iracefull tall \'suer for gladioli atr1
iris.
JUST POI' IN ANDSEE TIIFM
Smith's Art and Gift Store
t:.1,t 'tri yl Hen,. !: •
t',uyt•roti. Lts•lWlrh.
Mr. Unlit and Jean L•'utc. arcutu-
punit.l 19 Mr. and Mrs. -\. \hrleuuan.
itsitt•,1 with tricot... lit L'ndun at the
week -end.
Alt. 1►l•k \lacl1,uutld, alt.. 11tet with
what might have beet' a very .a•rious
a..ide•ut when his hone run amity lar(
seek. i+ doing as well es might ie• ex-
pet•trd. and We Nolle for a speedy
Ile `•'very.
Th.. hank 111111.•e held III \Ir. .bones
\! n \till:ur's. .•ort Albert. on Friday
eventing lea.• it .le'-idrd rucres.l. 1't• tole
x• tante front far and (tear and all n'p.rt ,
- having a g•srl time until the ...arty
hours of unerring.
HAYFIELD
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1:.\\F1911.1t. Juur 11:. -\loss Jew:.
WHITECI1I'R1-;H'let, Alfa% of IDetroit. came hone oft'Friday for the mourner Vatall.nt.
11• h.tyr•. of Strathrot.
A11.. hist.*.+icor •,•feral .uutnwrs here
arrived oil '1'nts•.t.ty ait.l is st,ciu::
will.
Nit.... .1 I'i,-isou.
Nle. and NIr'. W Sha . of Tor
onto. and Mrs. 1.. (lite. slid +.'u. • .
l...uthtn. Are ....copy ing the Portion',
cottage.
Mr... Minnie 1t" -t•. w -hu -spent the
pa -t three weeks at her cottage. -Slim
Mleo Porter andi111+..1 '.... of t'liittdn: It -tuns" left for 'P•.roetto on in11•110i
Pith " Mr. and lrv. .:•vies M•l'len• (:tet.
N'(IITEOHl'RCH, lo,:e lit. -Tile
nailed chuieh here h.• I very antrest
fol anniversary- s.•.. es oe Suu-
thty. when R.V. W. 11 \11. of Auburn.
prea.•hrd to a full ho: i' MINI morning
and evening.
-\nnirerwary vialt.t• s' were' )live
Thowpw,n. Mr. God•fr. ins Mr. We..
ley Lott. at the lata' • home herr:
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•t^hau- Mrs. Cuyler. •f St Helens, Mr. :u:.l Mrs. t'. It Will and family.
with Mrs. Frank II•'rra : Mr. and of L.1101011. spent the week en 1 ,tie
Mrs. Al., (*enema ar Jean. of Ash- their cottage
11.-1.1, with Mr. and M ' \1'w. Pardon: \lie. noel \Ir. A. J. Steterts And
11 r. and lins. Lore• .1•,hueton •of .laughter. of 1'.ii'lon. s1.•itt the seek
.'edar Valley. Mr. Mrs. 11.4,1. end at "Merry 'rym.• Lodge,"
Phillip... of Goderlcl, 1Ir noel %Ir.. )Ir: aril Niro. .tikeihea,l. of London.
Sant held. of Aahfle! .ti•11 Mr. and Who re,ett1ly pureti,.e.Nl•I Smith's
Mr.. 11'.11. Farrier: NI- :u -'. Mr- .1 t••l. cottage: arrived that week. .
Molter. of Sr. Helen.. 14'1. \Ir. and Mr. rel Mev. Ian McRae. of Stralh-
tire Th.*. Gaunt; Mr :utd 11re M K. .rov. spent the week -cud with tbrir
wt•hb an.i family and 11r'. .\r.•h:e An- anttt. Mn... J. Fruiter. -
k-r+•u. of Sr. Hekt.•. and Mr. and • ' Mr. awl Mrs. W. 11 T.lt..t. who
\lrs. Geo. Walker, of Fust Wawano.tt. have left their farm oil the sample
with Mr. and Mrs. Rot: Pardon. line. lure tte.ce•1 to the (s.1trap ism -
Mr and Mrs. Roy \I•s:..•• .,f 1'r.tw charted from F.. A. Sander it few year-
perity, 'Mlted on Sunday with her ago and until ju-t re.ently i. eup.t.l
i uncle. Mr. Alec. Nayt'r of S„ltthnwl'-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Patton. of the
r'. X! R. at Lnt•aa. are holidaying at
Vietnrin ,ling Vau^tncer.
\lesara. Victor F.rnerson and Gor-
. don Naylor are shinglIng -Mr. Ben.
Naylor's Karn. •
Mr. Jarvis le.:r Sunday with his
daughter. Mrs Sam Reid. for the
-rammer.
Mrs. Reed 'mew. week with her
,laughter. Mrs. . ler. t Aaltonr of Luek-
tnrw.
Memoirs. T. !1 and Arthur Moore
tilled on -filen 1. itt Nile mt Swnday.
Week -end SPECIALS at
ROBINS'
ltbilnz•n men's Khaki Pant -
well made, a pockets, 1•ittT
bottom- All sizes Regular
11 11p,•eial
• $1.39
>I. n's Ov.inl1-. in plain blue,
Llaek or stripe. All sires.
rpeeial ,
$1.19 ,rr°c
men's work shirt.. blip'.
khaki or ehamhriy .111 +ize?
in.lot. Clearing alit at
79c
Ken's Work Showa, in _black
and brown. Sizes fi to 1(i
p,.`r:11
$2.89
M. ROBINS
Phone :1st
Agent for Tip Top Clothes
I)UNGANNON
BARN DANCE
-AT-
Mr. Jas. McMillan's,
PORT ALBERT,
--ON-
Tuesday Evening, June 18
Mute by Arthur', Five -pisco Radio
Orehest ra
•Everybo.ly C,`•1 ,• an.i i1:1v.• a 1;0o.1
Tin,..
I)1•X(,.\NN41\. .lune 12. -Minta .\m- _
iter N,Kt•uzi••. •.f Strathroy. le spenv-
in_ holidays i the home of her heat
Put+. Mr. and Nlrs 1t. A. McKenzie. .
Mrs. Melvin Rod and family. of ■
I.ncknow. spew the week -end at the
home of her :.a rent•. Mr. and Mrs.
.env. Girvin. ■
Mr. an.. Mr.- refer F:etly and Mr
and Mr.. ItAney Treleaven , !pent ■
Sunday at MiltertiR III
-ervi•e. will he hold in
the ii'r.' ,vteri-i - t,trrh next Sturdily.
.luta 14th. in the efteennnn rut a
and in i e..eveutng at 7.30.
IL•v..1. G. I!(intoe; of Forest. a turner
ntitr4•:er. will .prel,•h at both sttn•teP-
St+s•iIl mm .t.. s furnished by tie•••
Loir, a•+'v••' r.. rhe Lncknow mute
vplarn'tte. \Ir 11 Mine. fond Miss.,
51'e'r inti Sr01t7. .•r .mourn.
\Ire M. -K. -r7,.• and'dnnghter. Mi--
1:IPauur. o(• 1".':,••m. ..Lent anmlay car
the hones -of 11r And lit+. (1. M. tie-
KenzlP.
\ire. I ltev . .1. A. Walker and little
fait rent/lied hone from the (k.tt,ricl,
ho. nits. last Saterlay.
Miss .%mt ferry. of Galt. ii nesting
her brntlwr. Rt -t. Urn Perry.
Mr. .las. David..II and Mr. T1t4•••
1Vigztns, hate• returned teem (:rand
It-tpt.'r'. Mich. slier. they had open
AUet,litrg the funeral of Mr. Wiggin•+
brother.
Mr John \4,-- of the vtll'tt. i-
snffertnc front t `,,11 nR a lulhllnx 1••
wn+ /shingling. Ito rope a dizzy spell
And fell 1.. •IA• eround, frnctnrit:_
GODERICH INN 'GARAGE
uFFICLAL SF:R\ll'F: ST.\Tt1IN FOR
Barest, Hobos ad Eases, Cessna Motors Automobiles mil Trucks
Expert ea Electric Trouble We Specialize es Brake Service
Von can invite folic.• titapction when they aro repaired by u•
Automobile Supply, Electrical Parts for All Makes of Antes is Sock
5,15 -To anyone who, can bring a car we can't nywir--1•:5
HARRY BRADLEY
HAMILTON ST. PHONE 247
THE FAMOUS FROST FENCE
We have just received a carload of FROST STEEL
WIRE FENCING. The fence with the lock that doesn't
slip. We have Barb Wire. Poultry Wire, Lawn Fence and
Steel Fence Posts,
1Z O 13 E 1Z '1t WILSON
1iamiltott Stn•et - , Goderich, llutari•t
BABBETTE GIFT
SHOPPE
in New and More Commodious Quarters
Owing to her expanding business Mrs. Evans, of
the Babbette Gift Shoppe, has moved her business to -
the east side of the Square and is now occupying the
store next to Baechler's Grocery, which will allow of
much better display of the choice selection of gift
articles she carries and will be much more convenient
for her numerous patronsa on account of the more
roomy quarters. Mrs. Evans has established a good
business in Goderich and her patrons will find her
better able than ever to serve them in her new
quarters.
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Ladies double -weight fugi silkQ
II Laches' figured crasheen Dress- [ ■
Dresses at • ✓a es. Special value at J• two, ■
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We have a splendid assortment of ch Idren's Dresses. Sizes 2 to 14. They i
come in flowered piques, printed voiles, tub silks and prints. Reasonable prices.
rite. . II.• 1s at present under
d,t,-for's ear. •
)lis+,s Fenn 11.1.1. amt Ern" Roach •
aro
nos pegajed at the telephone •••'.•ntrnl. Mies... Mary Mole 1111i.1fete.
F•nnii:nt hues:.: resigned the Iwv.i 1
11011%. r
Ma.: le,rntht Webster, of Tilhnn. 1111 -lent the w•tek+end with friends her.•
intt•rpatine eonrwt• In den►e•tie 1
-Hetes. are belie held In the furl'h .
halfsm 11'whoviny end Thnrs.hac ..f
his w-P,•k under the Auspices of the •
Women's ln'titnte. MI4: Satnge, of .
the Department of Ageh•rtlthrr. 14 the
lecturer. 1
\n h.tt'r itt1iu itni'fln,l ens hell In .
Ito• I'rstvyte-rl,n elotrch on \\-etlttv+,lay
stetting. when 51 Tit►monfe. Sold wets- 1
rotary of the 1V \I 4.. gaveit veal'1n- ■
.Dieing a4•Inw. • 111N
ASF iELD . 8;06 ■
AftifP1 I,I,. Jntte i- o.-Tb' aertiee-
n .\shflPld PrP-hyterlan ehnnrh mu mi■
Srthday were • nndrt.'tetl in the morning
4.y Mr. John e. Murdoch. of l.iw'tnns.
in the Alutertee of 411e minkvter for the
day. The .en•i.* Tfi the erenlng wwa 1
withdrawn
The the home •,ftrte ltn.. Me IiMm h l[s1 t ing Walt held
rrt ret. R 1 a n tH / mM Il• IM U IM lH IM * n o r IM * mM I e n IA I l IM IM * IM 1M * * • mM • • mM mM lA
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LOVELY COOL
SUMMER DRESSES
One Needs Many Frocks During the Warm Weather
We are now offering the balance
of our stock of ladies', misses' and
children's Coats at leas than today's
manufacturer's prices.
Millinery --
Ladies' Hats in mohairs, bankoks,
milans, crochets and vistas. They are
beautifully trimmed. Small and large
shapes. All shades. Regular t9 ne
prices up to $6. Special at, . - .
Father's Day is Sunday, June 16th
We have a splendid line of Ties. Shirts, Hats, Caps, etc. Remember Dad by
giving him something to wear.
STRAW HATS -Our stock of Straw Hats is complete. Here you will
find a wide variety of Hats in sailor and panama styles with fancy stripe bands or
plain black band. •
SUMMER UNDERWEAR -In two-piece and combination bal-
briggan and athletic styles. No sleeves and knee length.
A. CORNFIELD
ystrt t ;,'";' ', ".S1101' WHERE YOU ARF; LVI1Th'I1 To 4101"'
Ladies' and Men's Wear West Side of Square Phone 418 Goderich, Ont.
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