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DRESSES in Willow Suiting°. checked and Piaimi, $4 so .1•:),ii; 8th.-. t.
Gum* to willowy+. atii.30
No riostponensentt unless *greed to
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by the s concerned.
Ci to teamsepnlv chief umpire. ard
FUGI SILK DRESSES, in all shades, toilisreci r $445team
fancy trimmed, reduced from $7 and $8.95 to
A iiimeateut:41Qtlinaeitiel Ruuminniz.goOvengtino
all eases.
" 17th—Desagesuee* at AshAAA
tlhe4-9t. Selena at Aals
" 240i—Denssaa1on Se. lielesto
" 2Stke-Asislead at Deatersitette
Girls' Grasp
June et Hale's at Deutganison
" llitive-Ashfield at Nile
1—Ab.W St. Helens
" 14th—Nile at Dungennon
" 17th--Insterameen at Ashfield
" Ineth—Nie at $t. Helen*
" 22ed—St. Helena at Ashfield
24th—Dungannoa at St. Helens
" 27th—Nile at .A.shfield
" einas—Aelifield t ounotamwn
A New hipment of Dresses
In flowered. checked or spotted georgette, over plain and figur.
ed slips, trimmed with pleating or batiks.
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The° balance of our Ladies', Misses' and Children's Spring
AUBURN
Mr. Gormley Thoinpeon attended a
Masonic meetlet in Lucknow twit
Thursday evening.
Mr. Alfred Rollinson had his son,
Murray. to Toronto • last week for
inedicak treatment.
Last Friday evening several of the
Coats must be cleared out in order to make roma &sr our new' n'ittletr Zcigi.age attended a
Summer Goods, and we are offering all these Coats at remark. Mr. Thomas .Tohnston. accompanied
ably low prices. This is &zeal chance to accuse aipaiod 1. friend. took trip to St., Marys
the former part of the week.
date Coat at a very low price. Last. Tuesday 14r, ud Mrs. thierr
Winmill. o Goderigh, called on old
All Summer Hats
;acquaintances in the village.
• Mr. George Rotatt took charge of
om mail on R. R. No. 3 last Tuesday,
$2.49 Mr. Dawson'haVing to go to erieli.
I Lest Monday evening -Exeter play-
,.
— ed the Auburn Baseball Club here, re-
• suiting in favor of Exeter 7-4. -
I Mr. and Sire. Farrow, of Mitchell.
visited the narents of the latter in the
village the'latter part of last week.
Rev. Dr. Jame s Wilson. of Bramp-
ton. aecompetiledlev his faniily, called
on friends in this locality last week.
IThe former part of the weak Mr.
pnil Mr. Edgar 'Lawson were in Sea-,
forth visiting the lattee's mother in
Sea forth.
Mr. W. T. Riddell was busy the
latter ,part of 'Net week and the for-
mer rea.rt of tthis moving" his house
across• thCatreet.
bire. Jaekson, of the West. is 'ye:he
ing friends here at nresent. . She
came to attend the funeral of her
brother, the late Tcihn Arthur.
'Wednesday afternoon of this -we&
the Orangemen of this locality had a
picnic on the Oats of the river. Speee
ehes and amusements for young and
old. A very pleasant afternoon was
spent.
Several from the Village attended
the dedicatory and opening services
'f the new Presbyterian church in
Bluevale test Eunday. Dr. James
Wilson, of Brampton, was the prin-
cipal speaker.
Messrs. George and F. ,Cowell and
their wives were here last week at-
tending the funeral of the late Sohn
Arthur. 'brotherof the ladies. • They
returned to their home in the- Soo
the farmer5part, of this week.
(From another correspondent)
A carload of flour and feed is being
unleaded at the station fax the Estrin -
era' Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Pfeffer, of Kiteh:
ener, renewed old'aequaintances here
for a few days last week.
Mrs. W, D. Wilson, an, old, resident
of this locality. visited her daughter,
Mrs. Geo, Hamilton, recently.
Miss Alberta Osbaldeston, of Gode-
rich, was the guest of her cousin,
Miss Vernice Balt, last Sunday.
Mr. Kneehtel. of Kitchener, and
other friends, visited his daughter,
Mr. Russel Shaw, over the week -end.
A number from this vicinity attend,
NI the supper and lecture given in the
Westfield church last Thursday even-
ing. • .
Mrs. R. De Munro and children
spent the week- et fiebringville with
her sister, Mrs. Wm. &mussel.. Mr.
Munro motoreddown on Seliday for
them. . •
Mi. Elwin Raithby, of thei. A..C..
was in Auburn during the week and
came up again for Sunday, as his
mother, Mrs -Geo. Itaithby, is very ill
at present.
The play, ,"The Old Oaken-Buek"
prepared by the Women's Institute of
this lattice, will be given at Zion, near
Lucknow, on Tuetchty evening nnd tt
Jamestown an Thursday evening.. -
The W. M. S. of the church will
serve tea in the basement. ,This or -
"%Mutton is comprised of all the
Sunday schools of the district and all
interested in Sunday school work are
invited to attend both seseione.
On Monday, June 20th, the annual
Sunday school convention of this dis-
trict will be held..in Knox United
thumb. Rev. Frank Langford will he
the chief speaker eThere will be an
afternoon and evening session,
Next Sunday wilt be observed as
Sunday School Day in Knox United
thumb. Rev. Frank Langford, of
Toronto, will speak, especially to th:,.
children at the morning eessien. In
the evening there will also be service,
at which Mr. Langford will speak.
Mr. Langford it an outstanding lig-
ure in young peoplee work and has
been field secretary of that work for
a number of years, come and hear
him and help the Sunday school along.
The ball game between Exeter and
Auburn played at Auburn on Monday.
evening, resulted in a victory for
Exeter 7 to 4. This, however, doe*
not give a true picture of the game,
Reduced horn $4.00 to $5.00 to ---
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NEW TIES for
'FATHERS' DAY
BUY DAD A TIE
MEN'S STRAW HATS
We have a fine saged Men's Straw Hats in the season's
!newest tihapes
PHONE 418
A. CORNFIELD •P1.1°NE 418
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LADIES' and MEN'S WEAR
" SHOP WHERE .YOU ARE INVITED TO SHOP."
WEST SIDE OF SQUARE - GODERICH, ONT.
as a ball tweak us Use first inning
Save Exeter a five rya load, god float
this eia it was a. roil ha geom. Anb-
lore has gathered together a bums
snappy *slyer* and by the end of the '
season, with a reasonable share of
players' luk, they will write the
..isaree of Auburn on the beeieball map
of Huron County. A partteularlY ne-
J-iceable and pleasing feature of the
„game was the sportsmanlike attitude
of the players of both teams towards
'the umpire's decisions, and the epirit
of god will and fair play shown lay
the crowd. We enjoyed your viait,
• Exeter, and look forward to your .not
:type:trance.
BASPALL th, Cauiek,rf; Weiir,-et; 'Xieardewri, 'Carter, J. Cowan, Alton, noble.
If; lunnan, ab; Elehie, Ill; Sender- Giderieh Archer,
Weir, Lannan, Carrick., Shear
Nairn, -
The Purities Lose at Exeter son, c; Eritzlese et- downAllieon, Hart, Duquette, Had -
With most of the team playing, Allison relieved Eritzley in the den, GoldthoFpe.
-way from home for the first bane eighth, Redden batted
fax Shear -
Score b innin s—
is not to be wondered at that the Fur- down. Goldthorpe batted for Allison.. Y g
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1
ities did not play upto form at Exe- Score by innings—
Exeterc Auburn 0 4 I 2 0 0 0 2 0— 41
.........0 3 t 1 0 0 0 3 x—
ter on Tuesday of last week, where' Gd h 0 *
2 1 2 0 3 1 x-13
they were beaten 7-1. A eteange Goderich :0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0-1 o Goderich
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playing field, a strange crowd and a Goderich Beats „Auburn in a Liveleeaforth Unexpectedly Win from
strange, Inpee in batting ability, all Battle Goderich—Seaforth 1, Goderich 4
helped to put Barlow's Pets on the In a gameLady Luck deserted the Purities crammed full with every- completely on Monday last when she
rhea end tvi the count, but having ae. thing in baerball, both bad and good, kept one car load of players away
cuetomed themselves to the lirt Nei Barlow's, pets emerged victors over fr?ni Seaforth till 6.45 and forced the
strange couditions may be expected the Auburnites by a 13 to 9 count. It lotals to start with Nairn catching,
that the other cause of the defeat is to be hoped that this game is the
• no y za pttear also and that vitiory last a its kind, for it was terrible to Sanderson patrolling in the Centregarden while Weir watched first.
will' he registered on the netari
xvisit to watch d when not terrible it was The late start was all against the
Beeter. • • comical. locals as they did not begin to ham -
The .better team won on the night's Both teams had 211 off -day and it Alierhardt'e Offerings until the
play, • Exeter's ability to hit when wee. Suet it matter of whieh team was eighth and then with -two runs in the
hits were needed wax the one big lac- farthest gone. For a time it looked tying run 'perched on first and nobody
tor in their getting seven runs. as if the local aggregation were going gone the game was called on account
Fiiteley had them • gulelued 'during to hand thegame to Auburn but they of darkness. It was a tough game
most of the game but they tore loose checked their generous streak anti fin- for the Parities to lose. but sudi is
in the second and eighth to clout the ally livened up enough to win. life ---and they hope to make up for
ball for three runs in each of these Wretched fielding end poor base -run- the reverse on their next trip away
from home.
Goldthorpe hurled for Barlow's pets
and turned in a neat job but both he
and Aberhardt a tough time cons
vineing the umpire' that they were
throwing strikes. The Purities hit
better than they have done hereto-
fore and perhaps this indicates a
chance from their betting
which has been all too evident co far.
lest tnan fourteen of them were fan- blocked. Auburn were also weakened., The locals have two gemee next
vied by Lawson and two of these Yen- as their star twirler,Tunnel of Blyth.
twee *winging at the fatal No. with was an absentee and from the result week. They travel to litubura on
Monday when the expect 'to have a
the bases loaded.. Yes. girl The of the game the home crew should be
eels plugged the tacks in two different thankful that he was not twirling. tough battle aa tlammt boys *ill
be At full strength. 'Then on Wed -
innings and the Exeter hoes °etre i The Purities opened the scoring riesday Exeter visite here for its firet
worried but Laweon proved mentor early after having killed a first • in- league game, with the, locals Gode-
on both i.ecasionis. This Lawson boy tint rally of' the visitors who loaded loch, and although so far the Exeter
had speed to burn and in the dosing the seeks only to have Allison tighten excw have had the "Indian sign" on
irtninr: used it freely and effectively en and fan -Carter for, the third out. Goderieh. it is exnerted that they will
es in tlie.sitadows of the surrounding Elliott, lead-off man fax the locals,
levee it was alniost irnpoesible to see fanned and Archer was safe oh Car- ,be surprised on Wednesday next,
a fast ene coming toward,: the plate. ter's error. Nairn strolled and came ; League Standing
The locale were unite delithted with home following Archer, when Weir
the tivetntent received at Exeter and doubled to left. Doable now took over W . L
Exeter. /“.eltve.o• ..... ...•4 4 0
ileelare Hint outside of loeitte the the hurling duties and was wild mls.
thev !Ave no coritilaivo,1 to re - sing Duquette, Carrick and Sheer- Ge_etrieell , • .4 2 2
"'ler. Exeter is a peony bum and down, thus sending Weir home. Al- c'ealc'rt"
Auburn 3 1 2
tee A fonowli— f•N'eit lnd lisan went out on a roller, Hert and 3 0. 3
le +toe We ere pot eeviess het nor- Elliott went out via the mime routo,1H u R pidesnynity youNG
hang the last word of the nrevious catcher to first, Duquette scoring on
sentence explains why the bell team Hart's out to make the fourth run. PEROAPolar3B scaSOPIDButit
thinks Exeter is o.k. I Thi a half inning is *good 'simple of
Exeter (7)—Medd, et; Anderson,'what went on during the battle end NORTH GROUP, NORTH DISTRICT
es; Hinds, 2b: lAwson, p; L. True- 'goes to show how loopely the game 1, -
Boys' Group
man. 3b; Beavers, 3b; M. Trueman, was played.
if; Yule, rf; Tttylor, e. I Auburn (9)e-Pateerson. W. Carter, June Sth—St. Helens at Dungannon
irsaderielt (1)--Elllott, is; Arther, •Craig, F. Cook, R. Carter. Rus. " 13th—Ashfield at St. Helene
frames. Aimee seemed to he nine; were the two weak points of
blessed with more than their share of cub nine and there certainly was lots
toed luelc, one, finding a con,?onient of lapserin both phases of the gatue.
biding place in the long tress of a "Mike" 'Sanderson having Mopped
very short right field, while another one of Fritzley's shoots at Exeter
/dinned through a,email hole in left with his little linger, was unable to
fence. These drives nrohablY play on Friday and Fritzley also de-
-woold have been out on the local corated the bench, at he twisted his
fiehl. However the Goderieh nine ankle trying to upset the Exeter
were unable to connect at ail. No eatcher when the latter had the plate
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IANES I
Moe Chl3re Reid is visiting her bro-
ther,, Mr. Walter Alton.
Mr. Jamee Lane visited friends in
ed friends in Ripley one evening last
ifrs.Wm. Baldwin is under the doe-
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c( Myverrsr..David Hackett
Elesherton for a few weeks.
week.
tor's care. We hope for a speedy re- •
and Misey visit-,I
e I
A. large number from here wereAn
Gederich to have a ride on the Grey.
hound.
Quite a number from here attend.
ed the Webster pienic which was held I
sn Lucknow o*Saturday.
We are ;sorry to report the death of
Miss Margaret Shackleton, which oc-
curred in Winghani hospital last Wed-
nesday night.
Dr, R. L. and Mrs. Treleaven. of
•Lucknow, and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Treleaven and tonally, of New YOrk,
visited in the burg Sunday.
Dr, Frank Thoirimeen and Mr. David
Thompson, of Winnipeg, and Mrs,
David Thompson: of Lucknow, visited
at Mrs. DaVid Hackett's one day last
week.
Mr. Will Alton went over to De-
troit via. Greyhound on Friday morn-
winogr. .kHe go to. 'Chicago from
to
there in a few days continue his
Dr. W. A. and lifrs. Hackett, of De-
troit, Mich., motored over on Friday
to attend' the funeral of their aunt.
Mrs. Adam 'Thompsonewhich was held
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We always carry a well assorted stock of dm Leading
Coriatliari, American and French makes*
FACE POWDERS cRFAms
PERFUMES, COMPACTS
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GOCIarich
portant
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THIS yew, oar 'Centennial
Year, do not fail to keep
your homes looking their
hest by trimming up your Downs
and walks, filling your flower
beds with suitable plants by
purchasing a few plants and
sewing some seed. Next inn -
portant step, a few Hanging
o
Baskets n the verandah, Win.
dew Baskets and Verandah
Boxes nicely filled, will make a
vast difference in the' appear-
itece elf your home. Make it so
attractive that when - the Old
Boys and Girls return this Aug-
ust , they will feel sorry that
-they ever - left Old Goderich
All these extras added to your
home can be furnished by -
Geo. Stewart
FLORIST
I will be only too pleased to
advise anyone what is hest to do.
whether they purchase front me
or not.
from her son's, Mr. ROL Thompson's,
Lucknow, on Friday afternoon. On
their return to Detroit on Friday they
were accompanied by Messrs. Caswell
and Wilfred and 'bliss Millicent Hack-
ett, who returned home on Monday
on the Greyhound._
WESTFIELD
Mr. Wm. McDowell is treating his
house to a newcoat of paint.
Mrs. J. Thompson, of Auburn, spent
Sunday with her brother, Mr, Wm.
Walden.
Mrs. J. Killough and daughter, Ma-
bel, visited or r Sunday ovith Mrs.
Killough's dauher ma,Wm. 1elly,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Walsh visited
at the hone of the fornier's sister,
Mrs, Bert Carter, of Sunshine, on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McDowell and
Mr. Norman McDowell visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs; Brigham, of
Lerideshoro, on Sunday.
° Mr. and Mrs. -W. F. CampbellfIliSe
Winnifred and Mrs. J. N. 'Campbell,
visited the latter's sister: Mrs. J.
Tamblyn, of Londesboro, on Sunday.
Wise and experienced ,motheri
know when their children are troubled
with worms and lose no tine in ap-
plying Miller's Worm Powders, a.
most effective vermifuge. It is abso-
lute in clearing the system of worms
and restoring those healthy conditions
without which there can be no cotn,
fort for the child, or hope of robust
growth. It is a most trustworthy
worm exterminatoh
A hand-----6—.7.ta-inouth existence is best
shown by a girl with a new engage-
ment ring.
It's Almost Over
ONLY A FEW MORE DAYS AN11.THE
E. C. ROBERTSON Jewelry Sale
will be all over
It's Your Last-Chalice
Regardies't .6f Cost or Worth, All
Lines'.haliVi;13.ien, Grouped into Lots.
It's a Whirlwind finish to Goderich's
First Large Jewelry Sale. You will
find Bargains at every turn.
We are giving EXTRA BARGAINS
inDIAMONDS, WATCHES,
CLOCKS;--- SILVERWARE, C UT -
GLASS.
DON'T MISS THIS WONDERFUL SALE
E. C. ROBERTSON
JEWELER GODE'RICH
NEW 'LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR and DRYGOODS S 1 ( )RE
• NEW
adies' 4To-Wear
—AND—kr
DRYGOODS STORE
WILL 13E OPENED IN
GODERICH
TURDAiN JUNE 18th,
MR. M. SAUNDERS, of Toronto, wishes to arnouice to the
people of Goderich and district that he will open a new 'Ladies'
Ready -To -Wear and Dry Goods Store, in the McLEAN BLOCK,
East Side of the Square, Goderich, on
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 18th
AT 9:00 O'CLOCK
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A new up-to-the.minute line of Ladies' and Misses' Coats and
Dresses,
Hosiery, Underwear, etc., as well as a general line of Dry-
goociswillbecoarriedibefre
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Alt
the godswill stock. red
at attractive urices during the
opening days, ancl the people of Goderich and District are cordially
invited to visit this new store. Many of the new goods will be shown
in Goderich for' the first time.
Come folks and save money. Our motto is good service, small.
profits and big turnovers. Come in and convince yourselves,
Th every person who makes a purchase during the open.
ing days ws will give away free a handsome Souvenir.
M. SAUNDERS
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