The Signal, 1910-7-14, Page 5THE SIGNAL 0O11ERI(.H. ONTARIO
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I Fir shirty•two Yeast LOCAL TOPICS! IN BRIEF• amisiso OOOO
With''the ?tut, of the eche))! Lerwi i 0_-
1,0CAI,.TOPICS • and at t!. e fur guhe „of the 8t. not tog IoW yetal tome . m lip snot t r,• 1
1►avlds .veld• suhuel, the t�•GR yyrttul are suing to. tale s r,k:.rtWn trip. You Nall we ,.k.:"+' R'
during which Mr. It.. Hale ls.urld N.uft•saaurth.o�r neat met .orutort$ble. tau
.t F. J, Nridll►11 s and see hs tu., stock of
the p,9ri I w „t,..,
f ' . .tt tal'rt' or
Mr. Act .Ibin tt wde• You don't need to
srhuul 1413) refers -tu 4 en 1. Mr. , 3'144 liirtnal'+ "WSW. ,,olumns ata( dufPrt
(lairs re^.Ord is 14 n•mat l4II''one, 14 Ro•IANockforflusproy►e N'ho tee then,. For vtstt severe! stores
he 141414 Kehl the position for thinytwo aiurtion., wautrd, he11p wanted. aedolw tat to fill your as all.
I or tont.d. protlrri fur +,•lr. 9.14 they i l• the this Store has all yews. During (this tiu;♦e he her erre y•oub'• f,r.t�med�um. I� your repuirements.
wally changes of learners. aHd ill file sou r et it tcards p, great vreirtl N
,chuol Utulttfu-i[ .IT;tr ir-lilr twenty. ... -+4«kl"• Lae_ snort. (Acal 1,,1 other
1 wru w • 1 urnt•,l, 14nd i rinwr. rumlcw and rural other ki►le•. �1 14 ,;,:...... :. ,.• - ,
Mr. Hy�•.{'a � {i lurnc .i.ttm .{t�+ rP un+ted to ,1441 rud roar
ale had Ituw twelve to fututs!11 1 the torte ..v. c.iwl .ouretxr goods at- this
"'lasof wilt1 to cut rich year. Now atter.
that teal iri lewd thin labor has here l The Weekly '01M04 and Tbr Signal
dour area with. Many changes of • to new subecribersl for the remainder
c;rocersClose Wednesday Afternoons. 'Murton—Laute,nlayer.
,oe,l, of ...we Kos.. themielt to Ou 1±•thnriay, July 9th: dt high neer,,.
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,,.1,.,, ihtat •riieN,ns du if K t1te' remade-'-.M1r Itis L uti Ikln}' e. uf•l trlow.,were
a,•s la} til' Theo owlet:. I uuited in the bonds ,If hely wt+dloek
�t f111 h Hev. dal-tfiansttron, 1i. A... aft the
� �y.J,.,yw 1►rl}}r ityt )i. gtsrl autvrlu,ut Y
IS' 11111 III
tllei , ii„ ,leave.. rat (, •.n Caw.•• uu{l as hurt. Manse 1':a,t st,
a�'..4iui itty• rhe rule woe. into efro.t ' They were uuatkeuded, excepting by
\Fedn4wa}• i the bride', only sun, Elmer. The
next bride's g„wll war tyauvr\wul! with
Ofti j lace triwtnitete. Ilei bridal veil {ver
1t the u)w•tiuK of r -:t 1. ,Ie 4 1 • e e5
LO:O:}'.• an'l'uefrelay 9yrIIinl( of 11131.1 ca1'rird a WWI ort o1 rultil•••. .tft.•I• the thus, w•ho held thin „flier during Mr,, Frank Allen left otl s�atunfay with
/v4111 the rob,,, jug officer. %%All' error..', t' S;}• took .di euer at the H:,lr'r tiu:e hieing the lat(4 motor cook, tw,i rurhixd+ 111 liurwrw fur s•an4•uuvrr.
installed by two of the Past Nnbh• i Set lt� of a twee,, leasing on the 1I1.+ 11414 ueorge Swan.ein and the(lt,; was accuuillrnied by his urpt►e{a.
IL;tl.,huf tlut4nr[aalgr : N. 1:.. Mrs., '.th Unii a 4 rhorQ hull?yuiuoil [lip lute t'htislophrr Crabb. With a le- }:1411 Aileu.
1L. 11,1 M,N4l.4 : V. (i•, \lives �I 4I Kant to the lny rat bottle friends at Seafo' II•• ,.ord lila+ this it is unnecessary to tray • .The SSKnaI desires to .r, ere ,rewire
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}':d•,9ir • : It. S•. Mirth K. J. t:utelte : Mts. Hu to- will he luade'ver4, well- that 51teHale has always given entire! of aoy of its desires
r of the yaws Mid
le S.. Miss Elizabeth (libretti : warden. , oolue hv1.eahutn relative., and t,i{nds satirfpctinu in Itis tosition, and in hili and Itref and will pay tor any ruck
Mr.., 1114rry Reed : eopoLiclor.• M1,11 of the Kr,r". who is y tnuc.b esteln ted retirement the schiol 11(14,11 loses a and
ate presented at V an
IIitiI Hurtle : chaplain. Mire. .1. 1. midden( of that place. + Aeil6Utl and crateful servant. Jlr. A. B. Farmer. B. A.. of TereH,to,
}Ilwnrd. Or. Mabee Assiits. Hale is one of the oldest residents of srctetar of the Taxation' Reform
During . Ur: L. M. �I,LheI.4 trertit the town, being a. satire ,tf fiillb tich league, wattof it Iowa fel n h=w days
Death of Harold R. (ieikie Jarvis. . and ha�ini dyed iter? most of his ilte.
i during the week . t►. interest, of
The death of Hat,9ld R. 41)9* 1) .Jeer• trip
amtu llo*ten he assisted in an inter- ! the wort of the [.,14(+44:
vie lbs sixteen -year-old son of Mr, g event.• taking the•luart ,ef ,beast
Musick' Netilydl.
and J1i,. Harold Jarvis, of Ifgtrvdt, urns at the marriage of his hrothrt., The musical recitals given et St. % • Jame- Chapman. a Hem• boy hem
. 1is,k plater et Drewdeo,'Gerivany. on Ftede•i.G, Mabee, to Mier Mirintu A. Petet'44 ',chore on the evenings' of Exeter. was up before the county
June :10th., The Ind was climplrting lirutlr� , daughter of .Oleo :'n•1 Sits, 'hhureday and Friday Is+t were at- l 011judge oa charge of stealing a mon-
th's
fourth feat, of his •wusit f c,wrse l'bertr.i l A. Bentley, 0t amlrridge' t.•nded. with much smear. The pro- f her let articles: He was convicted and
aur( had .., bo w et anility of into+ The wedding .took plane ie.. the Old lees included chorus and ntcbestr<l! will he sentenced on Jsly 30th. Na x piarl,iwt.. Hir tattier, il%:uuhriJs;•• B:+ptist rhun•b on -the n iwhers : songs by Helen ‘t'ilsen and A youth was before the police mart-
llittotdaam►. the spent tenor eoloi414 evening of Thursday, 'pial ult.: Hes-. he,t47 Reggie King end Cyril islratr o� Tuesday charged with stead-
•• r(retutr'a
It .e s tilled revel al engage{uente i t1 !ti Ili 1 t ides" eon,/ 114111 gra4t1 Dalton. lend Bertie (_'uta.:I recitations; ,ing a watkh fr an employee in the
vete of McMaster I nit:erelty.-Town- L. 11144 ltutiel Spain and star Vin- I etluper house at the Big Milt. He
_ smitlations. r engaged iu research ';ru1 Dodge : instrumeot+il color h} was convicted hut sentence was de-
aas�.-EI . high *rho g -T, - work at Had -vent' bit _tlm-lkrst tem{ [ i r Spahr.- �.djtM i farted. Thr remits of the Webb. lupi{ Huf-les And Toe . St►an. I'hr• \l,•14 .lulls 1 941 94 Clit!, i;
wants- exaulinalipns in West Horse vetoer. Mr. and MC•o. Melee will spend 'der. and .Master Cyt it �1)a.11.iu : inrtru- ;i,raging fit, a •rue on the Mediate!
bats; "I4514 t;hwl nn lrtin'(1 ( lwu,ryrrd. 9. i it friends (atakin ted-�„rntal duets—tee-1 yril a
ill aff,lacards visit in ('au. "lacer• on Weviti*44,48 . sru111,1 +{ tt.
this week. In addit,ion.to the namesHe1en:1W'ilton. G1ad)s Fiel,l and \ihul*\.4.4 person who hot. a boat or u
'play,• pulilialwl. felt other.• shuul11 Is• !•1 :1: _ The month of ' August will he Roberts. ?lar ret Hos. and esti
RP ..Mine is invitwl to he tout and jtiiu in
. lu the hest fnrur (ierlrriyh pithhe s1h11' l ,,ti ,tut the seaside and,in Septebub i ,IcLunar1, Foie Halliday and (:!. dys , h•. tun.
Maty Voting 1:111,! marks) 31111 1►a *'411 mat,
will leave for China. where _\i r' hergqigltfl, Norma yt'hiesly and 1 fir
.'rhor,gou 4:04 These 14,01. 11a.3ed Mal, will be the profeiper of, chem Halliday. Marr}}•,{ret (:n1t and I:rt�re \ julN ,hive ,•nd )lel i, r\!'as given
1 f Ke ewe lura Hrrrh•+• and Mara • H • Ii1 a tit tlien11s Irl I�,t• I *1Ibi* rr nn
the .•x+univaUui. 990• nalAi,• seh,all t wt" cl lhyaics.in the B'pti,2 Col- 1n,•stla} to iirl}flrld: :1 mem t'
• graduation n 'tt•su t• x 1114.• lereNiis44i Jori lege at •'bangbai. - ley. Edna R'eMi Mid -Margaret /:alt : .u,J lots 4i',+►t err r4gs.rte i1. sale t.wo
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beet week', Oeath.at oho A. Dole.• x tele' I , Mi*., 1 -re Q/urfey
- ►flee el ilhu•.. which est. -n.1...1 (s ,idyl Field and: Nina itoherts ::1 I'rnte erir:Itun• 14ezt N'
Two Excursions Today.1.11111..9„ t\14ni1K'K
\ e .•70111,4• 1111111 Si. Jlaryr., under ° over n ,1,,4111 John .C, 11 tyle .11.41 111 1'iolin duet. h} Mrs.. JaweN ,1 Young Anda ,.
11,i- ,tu-loiees of the :ruuedinu Uidrr tit rt.. ‘I; xp.1'. h.N-p.ta,I.
_ 'roront,l, 01,
Miss Greer seagr`r ::and '{ duyt. flute 'I'tfrl4• ricks Or 111.11 hostler.: �i•iw up
ty.,,.,•n Friends, i+ 1�1•re 1 44144. There }'rulnv 14114. t,• had :m t,Ia•rq'ti,,,4 and piano, by Mr. 'ypxhr' and Mies f up St, >hu'y, Pelay and (clay .1 a
:It9' about ,lii(f 111 Qhs Iwl•t y. 'I'bry j44 (4 114141 aeJ though h.• ;1p/waled
SFahr. • The )lute solo be Mr, .paha fig •udly K • with the !two (sow' ra
141411 1444piano_ .Irlectinit by, Mise this morning. TIr• t•eslrrlvh pin
apes ,•,I ,it Iv:30116s unn noes and will to 49 i.. afu•rw n ,is ' 141other eourlilica Spahr werthe features of the even.; sero ha'1'iene• point. 'which . will '1e
h•a e. her Matte at.11:311 in the evening. tions set in aaith Intel tr:+1111-. Ih 111 The vii,lin duct by M1e. 1'ouQQgQg' ,1141 w u thrid r 1c�111 t die game
.�(i= ,111 ,11r,It atone a:IS nn recur- .4as,.1 St:e. int
141 kph -rich and re- and \11-. vieli. Sent«, W$ 1'4411(1491 .4111.114 Adeline
1 ver t
{rut_
1 aloe 1 n
' T here until 11
sirei14 en flus C. t . N. arrived .i11ei h r t ,d ,u (1111449.144 with great exprebbiou. Diaster Bert
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Knelt: x
e' eight. u mid 1:1.1
1414 i ► T a n(I
well
Irao elph. if (-neigh-toil+v1i Cott in his 143,,E volae sang "Daddy'
eNoah,431$(4.1.. T tante' r well ti114•,I - !meets in \ur'4\ 11 ' 1 41)1•:4 IIS. Little Baby Boy." The meow'. given 1 Kt.:*111 lai(4 1111(111 'filen the timee1 City
Neth la, en(e 1 at
The i. return .ins: lie • w,,. - :tt 1.' I h in nu tit the by little Nora 'Harley war . admirably 1 Oil 4o... s ting that the tank of Lad
i• ,:., mewl st 7:aU this evening: t' of lois droll.' The• tel. :►luso wrrN executed, The recitals were held in oil was iplw4t from S,1rni*. yrs •1
Thomas Dark. , hroug441 to (:oh•ti.•1 „u `:ell ASV :111,1 ,lay. TiI$5•4114'4•;rl(r la t ill an14441 9 n,
Ueath of o were.:•,„nap,4i4e,i hv.elrs,-If, 4.1,• ,„4,1 the schen' titan. which was athletically
Jd44- 4(8(.3 f•or lhe'aceaeioe. .The p r. an impli s.- • nt earlier in ahr day asl.-
Thrrr died in Buffalo. on Thritdday his t w•. Inld b• (' l'ulgr 1 f e le, of cards sees Ili(►. 11111 flit intet uuat„n. '
intoning lank, Thomas hark. who wee l,rarn, end Jae. J., of Hail.•a hers q hu
at ,•nr ow., N edridrnt of l,1 41'1 rho wen. with him when h.. 'Ii4.i. The The Normal School Results. ' , The Prlldit'is reminded ,tl' Abe gr•ull-
Urrr.ewi WAS in his fifty -tire y•,year fnurral to,1. pl ice un Sums 1y atter
itathet exertt44+ of the nurses train-
SodThe01 Normalle Nem had been ,s Plain} d as a sailor t)n Meet trout the” 'r,advlaee• ,;f Ili,
examinations held at 'Hamilton. Lon
. for great letkrs for, e. Quo"i"n ,9f brother. Jellies J Doyle. (.dh.attlie h> hl at (►,Idfrlil/w'n Hall nu Tuesday
year.. He het GuJerir.ha ,rut uI4(erli 'int rCn4Ptif anis loud,• in
den. 'tomb Bay, Ottawa. Ppublisro rt Hexa. ‘1 we•inrt at x
{ ••1..•••t, 'rho•
rears Kite. The remains were brought !;[�a�ford and Torun['. ;.e published "'rusk• ' .5 ge•n Nal incitation to at -
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l',NbolaI cemetery 1Iu11NN.nr. this week. Permanent .econd•classi
t.. G,rderieh Thurselay night and the 99,9. 1Na111N•alwr, wen•., I wo hrvothei s, used at thew• ext. vises is ,xt••n11wl to
'interment was made in .Maitland ,Ind e• 1)..'. ii. „nil ,has. J. 1'.n•i,. awl ea:Witmer. *reissued to those of the 411, piblie:
cemeteryon Friday ltinini 1 Rev. g etweessthl grade ••A' candidates who
! R• Iwo u••L1) '.-. .los. thtyle. of tuw'u. Are twenty-one }naryof.agesed intro. llle llx<-.ager stn 1tttt 1 St. IKIIAe,'.1s
M' Tiuo1a411 runduetrdthr f nrraLsrt•111 „nd.la•. D.; 1,.. of Ih•trl.it• ion —coed -Clea, certiticatee to All other) �ri-silt* her trips td, l .41,t•ieh thio.
vele.week. Ow Ill to some K
I. O. O. F. Officers' Installed.• sudden Death of Prof. TelRmann. Nuccesshil candidates. Those whore K t k deals r to tu.•
The death of Prof. H. B. Trlit1114114. marks Ming thele within the pro- u,nl•hiue•t•y of the steamer Eaast4i•n
The election of officers- of Huron• who r°nductrd jicrnlP gN•►forr:4ancr- 1'151,9(1 ot the Normal School syllabus I States.' of, the same title, .the St.
Ledge. 1, (f. O. F., took place !opt Eel: of '•H M.vS: Pinafore' . ha 4 .lerich are awarded limitell'third-class 1ertifi• lgua'r has been pit on 1114• l'Iryelali11
-7'-'''Y ni tet, *•1144 the fntkrwiI'-E Pet” IMI U.,•.•m',. brannmrneett inn erwN-.-SSSS"t valid for 4440 }'ears. rud upon', 1•,mt, while the k:aetekn States is
It?' per Jrsyatch trual Grayrnhursl. 1.1► swag the final examination an April' �etel•-t repair
\.1:., Huth Pulley : ".Ali., !i. Ls or June. 11(11 or 1N1� will lots 1434,11,11
J. P. (i., K C. King : chaplain, H.C. 'n,f, Telemann war ennui drab -in I The Huron Old (toys' special Train
- leedep: to s. N. 1:., F. H. Martin feel last Thursday morning at Ander- eeeeud-cleat certificates. The follow• I .over the (:. T. R. t•e>,cbed (iodetich
• E. S. N. 4... A. V. sturdy : weeder). H. sone snminel rr•ort, K,a•he•r (rake, ing is a list of successful cat:didatees *Mout 1 o'clock notes on Sateltdat. It
nark..yrnr: conductor• 1'. DIIrote : I. for Huron county : Perivanent sec- nPist••d of seven coaches and had
1:., R. Oke: 1. S. S., D. Siemer R. Oeer' (iteee11hir•st, He Wes' giving nndrelass cettiAcatea are received be
P some performances. to Ot•asenhurst. about 125 psreengets for Goderich.
K. s., C. Tiehteterne. The work of in- I Annie Clarkston. Lucknow : Lillian 1.. The rxcwsion tickets gave the pave on %Vednerc av mnemes he drove Hattliel• And Theo. J. Headed), .Uarh• lege of returning to the•htureo City vu
staallinq the °Meets waa per,444 1 in to Ko•he•e Lake a it Mr, 1 1);', re, of K
1�9•rlwra slyly by H. U. Reed, I'. U. (;,,,vrubirst, fes a ne}' • flsbing., In wend : Jr"'ePhine V• Miners. Exeter : env of the reg„ r• trains Saturday or
l5. (:. M. of Huron district. 51ar`v Ellen Lucknow : Monday.' A number of the 'scurf -bin• -
d Pyening hr h+d 111•Pn in the best of H:ICLel M. Mutd . 5% Murray:.nthro and prolonging Baseball Gimes. A npieite, playing the violin and singinte P• leis, however,•
are prolan iQ their
About 10 p. tn. he went to his ennui, taat)elht Taylor. ,Constance. Tbooe i stay here.
The Oodericb hase11 1 team went to but ab'1ut nn hear, later he .went gran(rd •iotetii11 MPctr11d•clas• •crrtitl• Ism K1Iw (}oldthorpe, wbn has
*linter' last Friday atterne>no and do'. t (9 M far a Kla•3 tit water., 011 cafes are' Pearl BAekec. Brussels : 111'
played en exhibition gime with the re-""i•hP entered Mr. p",„,„,te..1 Edith Campbell, Clinton : Jean ('tut• Fevered het connection with S. S. No.
. team of that town. The result was 11= '11 414411 i•nd 4 4 1441111 dntp1/rr1 nu'tbe ton. Dunlop : 'Sadie taut, Clinton :,:i, Stanley township. where she taught
3 in favor of Clinton. • ,,,d Mr. 1'iu•+imore. who eras wlrr NuK Lena Graham. r i:oderich : Annie E. i tel' the last three• yeses, 3411 the re -
Un Monde the Meal baseball tram I Challenger. tloderich : Mamie E. ; ci rientrof a handsome present and an
went. to l fxhell and played a closely s:mnilla' not awere Ib at t )ere Fester• Ooderieb t Hes Hazelwood., address of appreciation from the
e„vtrstrd 'Lessee g* P with the .war eery thin wronguntil hr awake in Kirktnn : lame' L. -.lohnston. Clin•.1 pupils of the schooFatthe CU** ofthe
°! the me r nin,t end found DL . *iItitmAnr►t ton : Ada McKenzie. Lucknow : Mary ' term. The present consisted of a
1(45 9 etl eine. That Rape ended . d) in 11,411 b -Nide him. Heart failure a 1 -
Mew et Mitchell, The return entree S. McDougall. Hayfield : Nellie \ic- .Ialraneee tea service and souvenir
scheduled to 111 plahed't►ere this rvep- les491 to have been the rause of pp, liregor. Kippen : Gladys .1. Mc:%evin, spoon. The A. V. P. A. of Bn}fleldr
Mg haw been poet/retied, ai, the Mite - death. He had been comp *ming c 1:c�derich : Edgar .1. Kobh, [.octuleh : church. in wt►ich,Mise Goldthorpe 31414
.'II 1(x11) w*splaye lr to come. It will besi'r -es live
tor.sPvetol weal. Albert V. Shackleton, Crewe : May an efficient worker. also presented her
Probably Ire played next �t'edoerda,y. rrlaticrs live in Kingetun. Stoddart. Gnderich. Those who re- with a pretty cake plate before bee
- Passenger Uoat Sailings. Presentation to Miss Spence. - calved limited .thud -clips cettifloates departure. .. ,
lin Tuesday Met a c, 't tel• ctensi.t • are :- Elizabeth taark. (,oder ich Floe- The special train which convPyett
With' the month of Jtuly the pawn• race Laidlaw, Seaforth : Maggie Mel• the defenders of the Orange order to
ger hemp commenced their regular Mug "(Their 'Minors .lu,lg(1 Ihrele• and lis. Klippen : E119,4,eth McKex. Bel- Stratford on Tuesday pulled out from
ata.. ngs.L).& The steamer St.[Rnfl.( orf Molt. Sheriff Res -110111s and G. 6'• Blair, leer, . Rhoda DlcKenzie, i clehalsh : Goderich at about tc::in o'clock in the
the U.tl C. Liar, arrives from Detroit mildest on Mim. Spence; ju. tenor it• Ethel I. O'Keefe, Statuette and Gert -j morning. There were Lilt passengers
Frelac,tnornin.and leaves at 8.:111 a.m. her l,'depart'1ete for the West, Am1 in tlo• rude Sturdy. Porter's Hill. I from town and ere Stratford was
for Mackinac. Returning the S t. -name of the bench. bar and enmity fesched there Wert', bout 1,5(11 people
Ignore arrives Saturday afternoon officials of Huron presented her With!. Harbor Notes. aboard, Inre addition. a goodly
from .a
.3teekIgse and leaves for Detroit handsome oak cabinet of sterling sit. The steamer : Algonquin arrived -Sun- I
at 2:414 p.m ? The Pt.amer Huron. of aeI spoil. and forks. A brief day with a cargo of wheat her the Big. number*i'd. went down On the regular
• la(14111 44 w . read by JedlteHolt. Kirin) Mill. train to pstticipate in the ,celehratiou
81 _ toerloek le Lida. (s Peening ode he ri - - l'ot ,'King Billy s succesieat the Battle
at St eicheck KIpc*y on the M,.a'.:bon to the esteem—in 3011- The roar Wit i.:s. Jet--ncrirPd ot► of the Boyne '220 yea* ago. It 13 rxti-
trir meth t° Kipcatditr44. north 'shore Mila1 S�wnre we. held Its- All lire mem- Sund:av with acar o Of cos( tort" 1 mated that there were at least. 5.t(N1
he -Perste �{{Nl .414{{!4 Vtu ltwt3e xn{i nn y lr•1 ' o the Ir'•nch an' her -And the g Dti1L defter* in Stratford that; da}'.
the return trip leaves at midnight Fri- appreciation
of the entity. end their
day for Port Huron, Detroit. Toledo *1141 ec iation of the unfailing kindness The steamer looic arrive -r -from I 1'114.1'4' *'am a glNal Nftelt(I,InPI• at the
and Cleveland. and eourte•s} that she had -----f , to Fort tS Milani oo Sunday. with a cargo1 garden party given by the lsdips of
• I' •1 ..f her of wheat for the elevator. '4 Iet,ir•i14 street M,theldiat ehureh at
Boy Scouts' Outlet. = t h. r hui•e h parentage
a
1/110 SIM
Shgp an the ,cool of I
the mentice
Stare oorna at II a nt.
Closes at' 5.3) ex.
cert Saturd.tys.
1.11;s, town. • .
lhrti, All w ((1 t 1st Ietg1
tMnial duties at the cohlt hones•. Tile' The wreck -of the COAeter was towed
Alfii nee off wishing abue of - the 1sarbor__leat_Thursday
( x on 'an happy life In her and iN now testing on the beach out -
opium amum 'of tine l'k-nits,
Item,',) hist N iris in counrcti'm with l I d
yesterday at Attrill's i'c int. Thr day
wN, .1x•111 in wend preefict• in the' At -
trill woods, the boys being in charge
of Semenlaster Hayden and Co real
moi.- • peer.
uu•enta a nn Friday ,Ven -
'kW last. at{1/ppie-r WAS- agreel.IIILth4
lawn anal ,,ft,, -'.s 11Y1e a program of
..e*l and histr,lu.•ntat: _ _-
(' I411....3•. PAS givenin the r'chcrdrexmt
w01'141 "rev value their splendid gift A!• with 122.01)1) bushels of wheat and oats111 1111• ,hut-cll. An address r4nveyi1K
one of h(r.utta,t tlensun41 possessl m for the elevator. She left. light. for the greetings of the longre At' to
aterthat she wished then[ to , onyey to Buffalo on Tuesday' - the hew pastor wee given by OM.
,eIrl Nr> - Dr-�Lxfdl•esporufedl
lir. Dougall. tweet. of North
mt1•e•t•Methcalist ehtlrch. joined in the
weleeme to i)9. Meld and bespoke a
contimmitce of fhe g,14Nl-fellowehip
which ham existed betwe•eu the two
eongregat' N. The ea -ening w,111
greatly.tljoywl by thew• present.
di•, secured the emenuttee that .he The Scottish Hero strived MondAy
t
ALE
60 Alar -m Clocks Fre
5 O many were disappointed that they came too late three weeks ago:when u
gave away 150 clocks. free that we,decided give one more opportunity.
These clacks are .matte in -Germany; they are nickle-plated, le 'r •stop un :(Lunt
ti in anyjeweller store 1.614) each.
Froin
good time -keepers -and are worth jewellery �
and p
MondayMorning to Friday Night
FOR 3DAYS ONLY
com to the store and put'chase $ .000 worth of-attyLvtlotisi---r'e'nting in. tile
grocery tment,_4ld we will .m:lLe You a present of .t clock. Now, 'don t' get
rdix.ed on this roposi t)?% asthis is only done of our .advertising stunts, and-'1ton't
P,;roods to meet this. On the
imagine that we are sol tai r.ti.+;c the prices 0f our
contrary we \leant to coax ou to buy $5.0o worth of our good' so• that • you may,
find out for'sure the good lues we are' -always giving.
(lel\' one Of the,. ,•It,.• •'. to h1 :riven. away to any one family.
s
1 lyre is She
Friday Bargains
CORSETS
o pairs ladies' Corsets,
ite and drab, only
sizes, F r i d :t -y
'in 19c,,
BELTS ,
; dozen tidies' Belts,
slightly s. `led with
handling, .re • lar up to
35c. Friday ba ain IOc.
KID. OLOV :5
5: dozen pairs ladies'
Kid Gloves, regular 75
Friday i, bargain, p e
pair" .,...::........
COLLARS
4 dozen assorted Col-
lars and Jabots, some
slightly soiled, regular
up to 35c. Friday
bargain , • -IOc.
LAUNDRY BAGS
3 dozen linen_L: undry+.
Bags, regular 39c. July
clearing 25c.
ist of some of our specials :
Y C.LEA
LAME '�5HOBS'
200 pairs. Lid •s' Shoes
and Oxfords, a ' 7 white
canvas Oxtords f o r --
both ladies and' Nil-
dren, all t r a'v clic s:
samples, clearing at le
than one-third'and one-
half of regular value. ,
WHITE -WAISTS
Big clearing of every
white Waist in. the store.
Starting on Friday
morning we will put on,
two tables every Waist
here the regular th eS
were up to $2.25, to
ear at one price ....08c
he reason for this
big -duction is to make
: room d clear the way
• for p chase of - five
hundred ists which are
• expected in few days,
in fast we t the last,
of a lot to cl- • n up a
manufacturer wh'. made
a big sacrifice t{ us.
Watch our windows.e
day for new designs[
ry
IN G
`PAR SOLI
5 t t'r
15 ladies' sit a nm
Parasols, plain and fancy
patterns, natural wood •
handles, regular up to '
$3.50. July clear.
$1.98
illinery Dept.
This week our work-
rooms ' ave trimmed up
every shape in the store,
_so that ' starting Friday
morning w' 'will a
these to the ock' and
sell them' at a,p 'ce that
should clear the • st of
them out in a few
Every one at Halt -P
TRIMMED HATS
25 trimmed Hats to clear
at only a fraction of
former prices. These are
trimmed straw shapes,
trimmed with flowers,
ribbons, etc. - -Clearing
the lot now at • 95c..
Visit the store every day now and watch for the special -brit tel tickets that
appear every little while on goods that are not advertised.
et
N. G. CAMERON
GODERICH
The Departmental Store
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41
SMITH'S ART STORE
When'
C11114i•. The f,u1lrir' suxlltara- of the all who endo*, ttmth- I.41.t'-.•,11., .1 her The Government riga had ,reef► en,
F.H.ntt.
V• M. C. A. _provided Much for the her sim+rlr tle,utkm for th4•ir wordy('f Ratted surveying a new road from a Kra.
gathering and the bees built camp- 14 9 ,reciat ion and the ai cou111an}'futc point at the 'north end of �'Ietorh{
1114.4 and tt.tePareti lunch in that way. Rift, '111.4 Spence left ahr seer. dA} street down to the sawmill.
Ifs. Macklin wan present in the earn- „n blot. journey Gr the „est. The iron sidles is hales placed on
•
ins acid gave A very instnlcti•ye ad-
dd�i• .,._.tleuu, how to give. McWhinney—Andrews. the walls of the new freight shed and
Ma aid to the.vvictitints of drowning. At six o'clock Wednesday evening waiting room. Toeftlooc. is all laid
erridrnls Th rTnixation was in July flab Maple [Atte Farm Bayfield and work on the roof has commenced.
('1,•,4..4 in number y seven menlhere row, the - home of Mr,; and Mrs. W. Marlton is having a new twenty
wtoel Wrist Awurll in yesterday. The Wm. Andrews, was the scene of a five horsepower engine placed 111 his
tote) numIwr 0' nirmhenl 1104;• ie pleasinsteveot, their younger dough- motor boat. He expects to be able to
ahem fort}•. ter. Miss Annie, becoming the bride make eighteen miles an hour with the
A, P. McLean Property for >Ianitarium. of It her t McWhinnev, of Aide new outfit.
A meeting of the committee ap-
Panted by the county conned to deal
with the question of a counts- sanitar-
ium was held here on Friday last.
Dr. Bruce Smith, of Toronto, leas
Present, and with the member,, of the
committee—Warden Irwin and Coun-
cillors Shearer, Lamont and Smith
(Rayfield) went out to the A. P. Mc-
t'Pan•Property on the Huron road and
after it. inspection expressed his ap-
Prnval nl it es a site for the proposed
sanitarium, He ham since reported
his approval to the Provincial Govern- among them teeing en upholstered
t°Pnt. The committee is new gather- chair, an ebony clock. a parlor Tamp Capt. Lawson's boat, the, North
tort information so as to be able toand a chatelaine handbag from the Pier, a being fitted up with new .ells,
taakp an estimate of the coat of neves- 1 absent member* of the bride's home in preparation for the annual trip up
nary changes and improvements. in- circle. The happy couple left that the lake.. which may 11e commenced
eluding sewerage, sn 1 of water and evening for their new home near Dun- next Wednesday, 'doh. !Kits and a 404
Irght, heating, eta:. is estimate will /cannon. Mn. McWhinney will he of other material belonging to the
IA Pre*we'd at a special �mestime of much misa,d on the Hayfield road, loot haat were destroyed in the fire which
the onint council be held Tues- rtienlarl) en at Maple Lane, as she burned the hoathottees on the inland
day, July 28th, Bathe last fledgling to lesye the nest. in the harbor, three weeks ago.
field. The bride was given away by The tart Two Kate went down to
her father in the presence of the int- Kettle Point this week and h"'till t' best twine at a,ockbottom price.
mediate relatives of the contracting up another raft of logs t0 he Lased for _______ _. -
parties, She was tastefully gowned piled 1p the construction ot the two
In white India mull and embroidered t,ew iq the rat• Maw to Detect Chicory.
net. -gm. Hamilton,
was oonducttd by A new cres{a-over switch Oil* the (Shake s apaxineul of coffee loth n
Hew. IiLs. H,{milt to B. A., pastor of main track of the C. P. 11.. jest at the
winterise. of cold crater and then pts
Union church. After oo �ttltatMtf+ station, is tieing put in this wi4d(. the gems on the table. if the coffee le
a dainty supper was trerve u the taAfe pure It 3111 rise to the surfers and
decorations b ring entree out from a Heretofore all switching o}[ the main
track to the sidings had to herdoneotcatvely eelee the Itquld, bet If not
bush planted in the early days by the trot below Harbor Park. Th.- prtttil144 It will itok to the bottom and 9914
bride's paternal grandmother. Any -just
this switch will In,An tht• awing water wH1 M tinged red.
tokens of 'appreciation were visible, of con.iderahl4 time.
Binder Twine Nine Cents.
in Chao. G. Lee's ad. on , page 7, the
cash price of binder twine should read
9 cents per pound, instead of At cents.
This is a great opportunity to get the
When Living Ie Sooty Plaes
if von IIv. 1n a dirty place when:
soft reel Is burned yen esnnat bo too
partirelar to wash ont the Inside of
t!s ocotillo ovary time yen wash vnat
fare. Phis N sat (rely a aaniters fee.
eaerien, het sae eft elsaali sss se 41110
Groceries, go to
STURDY & CO.
where you get the
best and freshest of
We have Inst'i eceived invitee (►f 'mother *hipaient itt"
FINE WHITE CHINA
Strawberries
Vegetables
and anything f o r
table use may be
obtained at the, low-
est prices, giiality •
considered.
FOR DECORATING.
from [.images France, well known as. the hest porcelain ire the world, which because of better customs duties we are
enabled 111 sell at about the ,,aisle price its the h inferior
American porcelain. •
We have also in4La11ed one of the improved REVELA-
TION KILNS FOR FIRING CHiNA. and do tiring for
teac!sert• and amateur4, '1
Lessons in China Painting
given at our studio by qualified teachers. Mr. (leo. F.
Hargitt, artist, teacher in oils, water colors and china
painting. Hours arranged to suit hie woods,
Miss L. Grant, of Clinton, harp a clave here • every
Thursday, 2 to ii p,114. and 7 to Ill p.n•., for china .painting.
See MIP Ane display hi ART NEEDLEWORK. FRE/1
INSTRUCTION given every Wednesday, 2 to :i p.m., in art
A complete line of materials on hand for all kind* of
ret work. Also Picture(►, Pramse. Mouldings, Art Novelties,
etc., in endlees variety. \\
On the Square, lioderich,