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4 THURSDAY,Jut.. 21, 1910.
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THE SIGNAL' GODERICH
ONTARIO
District News
LOTHIAN. s-UCKNOW.
Mol.iAY. July, llttli.
• M 4MIIi.xsslt ATIU. •.-
nag re.uha tit the• exit ions of the
5.' ,I)jIl),I ('444.,., '. .*l itt of Aiusit• uI this.
.,'i11t1' ale *1111Un111•ed I1.1"rrii.diate
jriaun, b.• 'a, It. Hamby. Junior
no. filet -els honors, M. MCA ur-
r,au.
(41. 11 )'.. W. (.40(1..11.--- •-
, BEftM1LLf R•
*tense. July I'ith.•
'•1 vurlAo6 Rveth ru,s. A very
pleasant evening wile spent et the
home oto%1t. and Airs. Wet. Million yet
Perko% evening last, it (wing the ec•
c:..ioo of the uiarripge revert ion t0
Air. ,uieT?ll•. Sidney C. Love. Arming
the many guests in the gathering
u •nil
,•
b ids., f re
weer • friends of the l
Miss France Nilli,in, from '1'iatswater,
\\ I(meter. Bfutaels, Walton and
(i.aleri.h. A iottntiftil •dinner was
Net which toasts were pro-
p*'.!¢_ he Hey, Wm. Bengt. of Hen,
W IIIPI, (fete. 4'. R. Jones, in (itrdericb.
Hunter, and J. N. Kernighsit,
ling *Ilene a� �sr••,`{.Ie id this set'lion. Ite,•vt• '•f Colhurn.•. Thr Homeroom
His funeral w•a• to London on Thurs. hue-Anta teeter -rat heep.vkt-
- .day morning. The trerviees, conducted an which the bl it1 ,end grmiie were
by Bev. Mr. 1►uheiev • ul lien.alI, wets held. The la id.'e gown ware drab. of
4atr.lr4vcatteniied__Ife_ letrie trpvrl to is.,' blur with a pale blur hat. Mr.
mourn his hiss his widow ,end two :•Irl :tfrs:1.'11". will )15' 51-1-h *w' to
sem'-. Edward. a voting bueinr.s 111'11 lrIelnie aft •r August. 5't at ,heir resta-
rt( Loudon. mei Frank. who has ee,n,"-tiCto•erzkAgil, :avenue. (ii.4rrich• -
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PORT ALBERT.
• W'h:n\lsltsv. July •21hh.
!_5s.>uWe AND Guise.-- Mr. and She.
Its.
Mhearlown, 'oI the cis eider•. ,own,
towns Sunday at the h41ulr,uf Nethlirl-
i,•.I 4'uw.ingham ...Mrs. John Quaid
is spending .enq it week with # ire -de is
\Vioghaul .....Mr. and ilia. \Vat.
*;5,(1(14:, vitiated e.th Sir. and Mr+. W.
.'..ter 1154 Sunday_ last Alta,. E.
L• yiugt un i, n.' .on, 0' 1 i.slerivh. err the
gn8.t a' ul ,1111•' .
141111181'4 plot her. • Mrs.
Miss I3r..wu • floe F:rt a" HMIIiJay. ot
l:u,lyri,•l,, is visiting with Mrs, Joie.
Ila''1Ira „t pt assent. '
Widen sp.ty, June 20th.
Ui-. E. (:iliums. of Mt. ,14aeph's hate
pital. 1,'itatiwh). is Inoue attending to
her 4 rothet Ed., wIto is rob iniproviuM
a. ta.l :tt hi. ninny . IIlet;J. would
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wish:
To, onto, .544.11, :a few days vivitill)( nt
1'. It. M 'Ni' '..
Ah.. `tnyrte.. of New sok., is OW
.'(beet of her nephew. 1'. It. MtIay. •
Aliyees Ada and Dollene MacKenzie
and. their friend Mi.. Robinson spent
a week camping at P • 4 (:lark.
Miss Kate McKay left for London
'Tuesday.
KIPPEN
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1'estisv, 1
T July Intit.
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D►:A rl( 4P It. E. ('I,K(lt.. Last Tues-
day the late R. F. Clegg, who for
about twenty•five yeti'. w'an %tati.in
agent here. delta. tett this life. He was
- the-•rtioet obliging
taken in the erecter of the (i. T. R. Me
wal+ held in high esteem by the travel -
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
•'1i'iglr's Stomach and liver Pills 1nNk.
sluggish liver* active. :ell pills ('a
1'h.• Weekly (:dobe and The Signal
tin naw tiulwa•rilwre) Ga' the remainder
01 this year for 111 cents.
'1'h.. W. 1'. T. U. meets in thelletiip-
pranre- Heli- --(be :t,utl_yttd 171tn th
Mondays of ra.•h th at 3 o'clock.
Pei fumes, toilet wMttre. talcum
powdery+, a well-uesurted stock al E. R.
Wigh•'., drug store: suecrrul' to James
N•
Gumbo tiros.' old stand. 'Bus orders
weft receive pt pt attention. Open
day end night. Pleini(51. F. S Y.
M. Ds vie.
CHURCH NOTES,
All the melnireta of the Ladies Eur:
aka Bible class are requested to bse' wee-
ent at the regular meeting to be held
on Monday evening. .luly '3i, at. Si
o'clock in the church parlor, to make
arrangements for the Chien picnic.
Miss Turner. who is to go as a mis-
sionary to China this autumn, has
vet- kindly eoosented to address the
young ladies next Sunday Morning at
lit,o'clock in the vestry of North street
Methodist church. All young ladies
be welcomed.
oman's
eakness
A woman's reproductive
or,;ans are in the moot to -
tense and conunuous sym-
pathy with. her kidney*.
The slightest disorderinthe
ki.tegys brims about a
corresponding disease -M
the reprodurtke oe'Kana.
D,.J.ts Kidney Pails, b) re-
storing the kidneys to their
pe. tete condition, prevent
:,.J cure those tearful di+-
• orders peculiar to women.
PaM young girls. worn-out
• mothers. buttering wives
sett women entering upoe
• tee Change of Liter your
best friend is • .
Dodd's
kidney
Pills
pletrd two years of his cuuree in the
Medical School, London.
Fe
It.o\A9. \..and Mr -s. Hoe t
. d
1 pleasant week
of N.WnlMrkr , spent a plexsa i
v..4411 the ruusins Hf 1inis•rt M.u41141111.s
family A...11411W% J. 53. I)inwlale
and J H. Petth spent a I.w day:. last
'r . t e
wr.•G WILL' h 1 uJa near Hirt. anti
in
- Exeter•.. Mrs. >1,rrj-on it v' "'-
tinned trout Assn,•,..a(tei attending
the f •rel .of het' cmi.in. Afr M'snri.
i11u, rfry 41'.' I gegrr. who wit dhows,• al
near Ells Lake: W. are plea-elI 14
note that Misses Seilio M'-(•trg.n•+rud
Maggie Mrl5i. w•.tr.uceaostill in 1111•.,
,'xanlin,at ion al Ibt Nomad Scbesd.
_ ,1tiw i;Meliie a eug4g.,lt in 1 h. Part line
481001 in t{ay for the ensuing y ear. at
COLBORNE.
'1's.+-4uts...luls Iikh.
.buret*.... '- Mr. anal. Mem. John
M••srr, nt Ikea::, veer. the guess 4f
the f4rtnet'e sister, Mr.. \Vu1, Dural.
on Sunday. Mrs. Chris. Halo; of
('relitnu, is visiting with her parent.,
this week Rev. A. I), (.lsehle•r
end terniiy. 'Of %,.rich, :ue visiting
with 1rienda nn the Maitland for a
feof days, . J. C. Mtothers was the
guest of Herman Maedel 0,e M lay.,
....The farmers are making gond use
of the fine weather to gather in the
balance of the hay carp this week.
Saone have started to cut, fall wheat.
which appears to be an exeellent rrup
this year..,::. We understand that
the material for the tnunieipal tele
_ phone line "bars been ordered aid is Mite Cram Dickers. of Stretford. 4 the
t astet_fdlo' Aluw Veneer.
expected rents -true li:
in wttrtt q : tinrouu Kai-. of Toronto. i. tlsitb,g
wiQ he -commenced in the near future. het r,.a;n,5 sus. Mew Sturdy
Mews Itt•:r'ug 1?KAwk'uitlis Dk.tTH.-
The .nd item. vit. received Mere hast
week..,. the • feel 1.f that. Bessie
1,'lawl•oal. 4t .VewpIwo. Manitnlut,
wt,n w•it. in.1.urtly killed by *n acci-
dent • while tiding 4. in nut hili.
She. 1'rliwfo,.1 ci.itr,t heir• about four
sesta ago ,inti i•h8 wnti the love of all
who &eel the pteesnre• of meeting her.
We extend lunch syarpethy to her
sot rowing t.•lativr.22. as this ie the
s.•'ond Isereavement, within
twilit he. -
PERSONAL MENTION
110-• .\ut(u-tin• hdr lest %seek um •t trip to
H4ii1•'g• .
\M.. Alberta Yate. is home from Chlaago os
. holiday veldt.
.1. %rthur i-utherlsnd, of Torolito, was to
tura over Sunday. -
11.--
Grace •luhnslun. of St rat font. is.-la•nd-
inghulid:,y^1n town.
AUBURN.
IF TOL' WANT A LAWN WAIST
our price. are marked away down. AI -o
hoot. and •Loss and tut, at reduced price-.
\t-. T. RiDDEnl..
WVnNrat►Av, July 20th.
Temple Clerk has taken a position
with W. T. Riddell
Miss Helen Phillips has returneil
from visiting \Vinghatn and White-
church friends,
Mts. ' Fred I leustedt and family.
trona Manitoba. are visiting at (leo.
D.nstedt's. -
Thei'riung Estate shipped lumber
this week. .
Mrs. W. T. Riddell left for Alberta
lain Saturday- to visit her patents for
a few weeks. •
Alex. Young. of %%Ingham, was in
our village on Sunday.
H. Roberton, jr., ban added another
a hearer and muggy to the Auburn
livery.
The poles are scattered on the way
to Westfipld for the (inderit•b Rural
• Telephone Co: The line Is to to hull
at otter.
DUNGANNON.
t A. NEWTON, DENTIST, LUCK -
elf. NOW. -At home.%erydayexcept Thurs-
days. New remedy for ex trar14ng teeth *Morena
forms, fret ter then gat. crown and bridge work,
etc. Aluminum plate, Inon-brenkable.t
N. A. -You can alwaa hat a your work much
better done in the dental palm --more time
. bet•er #br114He• for doing the work. more amts.
tort "hie (DV the oat lent.
MOTiCF.-THE LO('Al. AGENCY
.11�� Iu Dungannon for The ::inial is at the Poet-
otere Hoak and Stationery Store where
carter. twill received for nh.crlption•., ad
yerllsinit idd job weirk. end rt'cetpte wilt -ire
given for amount.. mild for the WWII'
• Jttgl�Zl'/
News NOTFs.--Mrs. Moulding, ac-
companied by her sinter, Miss Mabel
Thompson. returned to her home
Mount Foaest Nisi week
-�� L. 44. Pahoer, of The -News, tee
rite(' from his trip to Ohio last
w ...:,.Mise Bellamy, of Chicago,
is visit' at her honer this week.
Mre. (iren and two children. of
Tiverton. are visitors at the Mallough
House this week Will Sproul and
J. Walkom were at Siltutiller fishing
on Tnesda) . They don't r•ePert whet
luck they had..... Mrr, Polley' and
eon, of Ooderich, visited at Mrs. J;
Ryan's over Standby.. ..Mise Brown.
of Port Albert, is a ':door• Mt James
Curwin's this week Hwy. L. Bart-
lett and family are spending it few
weeks at fort Albert. Mrs. H. 8,
Sturdy and WWI). of Milwaukee, are
the guests of Mrs. KMeet Duff. •
at James di n's this week.......Miss
Winnie Daley left for Galt lest Friday
before returning 6 bet hni4' ih 1441•
forth Mies 'Alice Shephard has
returned to her home near I3enmi:ler
atter spending a couple of meets with
ter uncle. W. H. McClure.. D.
Mole and famils, of Rochester, N. Y.,
arae visiting et W. Mole's this week.
Wm. Mole and fondly and 1).
Mole end family dente to Southamp
ton for Sunday with their sister .
Our old friend Donald McNevin is vis.
iting friends in (Inderieh thin week.
We are sorry to hear that Hugh
Glenn is very ill at present. We hope
to hear of his recovery anon .Mrs.
Ellis Mtntb.rs, ot Toronto, is Visiting
at Thomism Mothers' this week. ..Miss
as Pointer and Mims Fletcher. of Toronto.
are tweets at Dr. Case's.
The sermon them* at t 1p is
church *et v'Mes Or 14 /Sunday are :
Morning -"The Estimate of Greet netts
.the Emphasis in Life :v evening --
'The Stafeguards ot Modem Life." The
pastor, Rev. 1'. H. Janes, will preti h,
at doth i.erv'iers. ttriglt;interesting
hour ; everybody welcome.
ti n 0
lies. W. W. tlaldart. f 1•ult u
e ie a t n Knox
AL1.. oetJy, 1 th pulpit f 6u
.hureh on .' Lay hast andreache.I
t w o interesting sermons. 'lite' rev -
erend gentleman is at. (i,Mlrrirh boy of
's. .s are Trot 54u1
wI his Id frit n t a prowl. (. t
the• announetnlent• that'. tie is to
preach in his old h, • church alt,ty.
artist . ,1 large e4.l1glegi(4414. •
The sleet serviee at Knox (hutch
last Sunday eventing l; wn(thy of spa
coal men' -inn. Mrs. .1. S. Morris. of
W'aupua. Wis.. and Jas. F. Thomson
each rendered at solo wit l good effect,
and the by tun, "Consider the Lilies,"
Waal well rendered by a.uinteltr. eon-
risting_ of Misses Nairn. \Vetter and
Me Lett nen i,nd Mess* 15. Pow and
Dots.
d. -at Sunday limy. W. H. Taylor. nt
Varna, occupier the pulpit of North
street :Methodist church. Dr. Dougall
was preaching anniversary bermolls ill
Brucetlrld. This coining Sunday he
will be iq his own pulpit. The subject
for the morning service will be "See-
ing the Invisible ;" for the evening ser-
vice. "Conscieni'e - What It Is and
How Educated." All visitors will he
cos dirtily welcomed.
Next Sunday at the Men's Sunday
Club of North street Methodist church.
which menta in -the iiarlor of the
Church. every Sunday morning at 541
o'clock. Dr. Domed! will eprak on the
ruhject,"Wherein the Roman Catholic
Faith Differs horn Protestantism:'
Thin address, the Doctor says. will not
tlr uas-ue uncharitable e ttrcisa. tri14
ad attempt to place side by side the
differing features of the twi4 faiths.
M, .,,.1 Mr.. Nm. lilakc he1e Merle 011 a
.t -,t 41. their daughter at tt,r•sns111., sa.k.
MI... (lire Turner will 'be 3 home te her
frirr,dr.;,t Trafalgar .dt_ern.onTuesday. Jul)
)51..
MI-. Griffith.. lady stiperintendent of Ale. -
and'.. Hospital, le-rpc h,g holidays 'at Lon-
don. ,
'Mr. Meal M'rr. Noble Smith. of Wh,ntpeg. are
*kiting Mr.. Smith'. t'arect.. Mr. and Mrs.. 44.
Mel.aren.
The Mi.-.. Ma) and Flneen.1• Walker. of -
4 (,rt i'rrr'. ...re the gu..t s of 1 heir ..,mode.-, the
Mn-.'. Felwurrl..
'.44.-.. ye -la ata! Gertrude H)d,'. of Handl.
ton, are r i.iti,g their taut. (1 I.. Tena (Vntstia,
Aloof r.'.d -teem.
Mr, 5,4. Igen and M I...lean and baby were
1hrK1tut'-.sof Mr.. Jame- Macon n.,re. of $ea.
Ra'tlr. 144=1 Thumbs).
totration! Ilescon : Mrs. Hayter and eon Wal-
trr len today to spend a few week. with
friends In Itoderteb.
Piper MacDonald. from winghanm. wa. the
gist.' of his brother. John MacDonald. (Hou
es. -ler 'Feet ace. fhie week-
Mi..e, rime and Verne Marlbnalr, of Wing
ham were the guest. of their cousin. Hark!
Macdonald. this. week.
Hairy Craig, who hold. a petition in the
Matta -hall field detarnnent *tore of Chicago.
I- home for it few holiday..
Mr.. A. M. Shephard nod the Misers Shep
hard. accomtilled rd by Mir,. Allan. trained
tour -e, have re ,'red from Toronto.
Mi.,.Jr...kind Edna Fletcher, of !instal, -
ton, and Met. Josie Pointer. of Pembroke, are
whining their aunt. Mr'.. I1. J. Morn..
E. W. Hanna. of the .tae' of 14:$011 Itldle)
college. St. c atharlac.. w.. is town for a
week. , eating at the hum,' of Mr.. II. I4.,)d.
Mr-. (VA. Smell, of 5o1L"-.', Montana, and
whtlrtwlt. I,f tbnthnc-rjwnt-Snn-.
d+y at 51.•ne.r4 ung Perk-, the g1111411 of Wolter
H. 'He rnem,.
Mr. end Mr.. Jame. Savage and daughter.
-Ratty: from 17etr.H. wore-rhs4lma-tae (.reawr+
uncle, John Maclionald, lilouoeeter Terrace.
44,4 week.
Mr. and Mrs. H Stoddart nett ion, whet had
been vl•itore at Air. Stoddart'a perentwl home
on I:a•t street, left on Tuesday on their return
to Morden. Man.- --- .
Mrs, .1. S. Sinclair and granddaughter,
,'lfn Lire tail
Mr.. ('ha.. Seeger, west street.
Mr.. flee 1 Medd w111 retrive on Monday and
Tuellay. August tat and 2nd, from 3 o'clock
tin 5. Afterwards she will restive on the er.l
and third Wednesday of every month. •
Judge Wlddlfleld, county niudge of -the
county of trey. and 11. A. (feasor, police
fragt.t rate of (Owen hound, were In town over
Tu.r.day night. They were on their way up
the lake with a recto.
Pnwk :feunderl•. of Toronto. ha. been t 5-11 ing
.0 the old home. Mr. Sounder,. le a rleter
%omit( hn..ne.s man and hold. n good pselton
in the head office+, of the wr.ecen 5'anada
.'lour Mills O. at Tornado.
W. T. mai-14m Omilh. of 4'hlea ro, ane here
on their annual saiRimer belt to the old home.
South trer•t. N'. T. N aerompnedr.f by srl.
1411 tnd )hearremsotpahner, n58.1 no..wnHewr.rOef :n.111411/7..
nCAMat(oo
rich.
Mr. bud Mq`. S. Mere., of Wp
auwt. N i..
w1.1-1° here on *.port tilt to Mr. Mnrrl.'.fstrr.,
Mr.. M. 4'. hn`trade
Swan-.hw Mr. Morel. 1. a former
re-idrnt of Iiolerich wsl_keened the
d carriage -making here.' tic is now a pro.
penin.. arriagr manufacture 1 hl. adopted
ell '. r. And Mrr. Morel..rein to their
•
hr. H. 0. Maekid, of Calgary, war In n
toter Sunda). The Meter Is a feriae? (lode's,
.lek by, w sen of the eats lout. Mr..Maokld .
He left 14ederirh (*elft one years age and
a. grown up with the Wee., occupying new
the Important position ofchief surgeon for the
Calgary di%halon etf the('. 1'. It He found a
nwwber of hi. old Mend. in Oede,lch, who
gate him a hearty greeting.
Rev. I', A. nsa• rector ns. St. Cyprtan's
church. Toronto. gone 1,. Venronver to
tree the cosseonuoo .en,,un Of the new
The reverend gentlemen wore , hum. in their
college dart which fart is .,gniecant of the
moment Mend.htp whleh Axl -r_ hetwe.n then,.
Ras.' Mr Ile1'enr er ha. retai'e. In town and
hoe 'kited here on wveral Oooa.lon..
Several member. d the family et Mrr. M.
Cox, $4t Pat Met'.•,reef. aroperttelpatlnte Ina
family reunion at the old home thl. week.
rho.. peasant are - w', M roe..4 Hapld
I'Ity. South I' Wrote . Mr. w.t.h anti dauuirt(h
ter. of gotten. North Datota . Mr. end Mr..
Amo- U 1 ox and daughter, M I'hleaRq Ill..
Albert 14 tees. M H.nghron, MUM., and Mr.
and Mr.. G M. I es., of Manch...ter, Cat(lamd.
tree
1 he Bedford Livery, South Street -
Gundry Bros. OId btand..-
Rubtrer-tired coaches with white
matched teams for weddings. Black
trams for funerals. Our single traps
and horses are. the hast that. money
cats buy. Open day and night.
'Phone 51. F. k T. M. :)AVIS.
NURSES GRADUATE.
Iaterestiag.Exercises in Connection with
Alexandra Hospital.
A 'splendid audience gathered in
Oddfellows' tall on Tuewlay , evening
to witness the raduat' exercises in
connection witty the Alexandra 'hos-
pital school for nurses. Ilia Worship
Mnyut -Cameron presided, and with
him on the platforop were Him Honor
Judge Holt, president of the hospital
Ileatd, Dr. Taylor. and the two grad-
uating nurser -Mise Lily May Levy,
of 'Carlow. and Mier Helen Taylor
Swyu. of Hensen. Three young lathe.
torus the first graduating class of the
Alexandra hospital school for nurses,
and the (H'casion wee of particular In-
terest for this reaso54. Members of
the Order of Daughters of the Empire.
those guardian angels of the hospital,
and Mies (iriffitha, the lady superin-
tende'nt.of the'haepital. occupied seats
near the platform.
Thr procesdinggee-were opened with
prayer by Rev. James Hautilten.•
- The chairman made* brief adders*:
in which he expressed his pleasure in
participating in the exercises of the
evenieg, especially so on this (ltcasion
as one. of the gr5Juatea was the
4tanghter of old and esteemed friends
of his, Mr.' and Mrs. John Levo, of
Sher'
that this was the fleet event of the
kind in'Oodericb, Hie Worship con-
gratulated those chiefly- concerned up-
on the emcees. of their efforts for the
eetahttahidg of a hospital in this town.
He recalled the long period of prelim-
inary work whieb led to the founding
of the hospital, and paid a tribute to
Mrs. Macdonald, then regent of the
Daughters of the Empire, for her in-
defatigable labors, which with the a�e-
slot ance of her co-workers bad been
largely instrumental in the establish-
ing of the hospital. Three things, Hie
W or.hip said, had within recent years
tendt•d greatly to the alleviation of
physical suffering. One of these was
the improvement in sanitation : an-
other wile the advance in the science
of surgery, and the third wan the skill
and devotion of the treined'nur'ses.
He congratulated Miss Levy and Miss
itw .n
the completion _of -their
course, and wished them abundant
UUCCeas in the noble work to which
! were devoting themselves.
M1si Keturah Brown sang the solo,
"Hecanse," y sweetly• the ace
-
paniment be r 5 player: by A. Hoy
Adorns.
Judge Holt, who nett spoke. took it
as it gratifying sign of interest in the
hospital and its work that so good an
audience had turned nut. He gave a
brief statement. of the history of the
hospital and to this connection spoke
with warm Appreciation of the seif
sacrificing and effective labors of the
Daughters 41 the Empire which had
been of inch great Resistance to the
hoard of tnutee•s in the carrying on
of the work. While the hospital build-
ing was nut at all perfect, the internal
management of the institution by the
M that city, Rs., A. itel'encter.
lady superintehdegl. Aliss(irtffiths,was
all that could ore desired. and her wilt 1..
had. received the special coiuueudatiuu
of th • t'tnvincial inspector of heap: •
tats. Him Honor took the opportunity
to thank the people -'of -the t.+wn fur
the -way in whicb they had stood by
the hospital, which without their gen-
erous support could not he maintained.
He spok.eot the g.ei}d qualities of the
nurses • w hu were completing th.tt•
three year course orf t•aining. and
r u all
. tthe nod wising I s
Assured them of K
floc their future career. --
His Honor then prrsrnte.' a diplomat
mud medal to each of the graduate..
Ahs. Hays for the I t.ulghters of the
Empire piesentad each of the gratin.
otos with it sut•gical ease: Two har111•
fume bouquets a14') were preeceti•tf to
each of the young ladies.
Mire Levy then gave the s•1dedictiey
address, in the coot se wi-i.-I she ex-
pres,rd the gratitude 4f the nutses for
the nurses' hniue which had been pro-
vided separate from the hospital. end
also thanked flit Daughters of. the
Empire, the lady s. iperintendeht and
the physicians of the town for .thele
assistance and kindnesses.
Miss Swan added a stew {fords of •
thanks.
Dr. Taylor tbrn•lu+dr some brief
but suitehle rematks preliteioary to
the presentation, in nehalf of the
medical Confession of the town, of an
address t4 the graduates, acentu anied
by a hypo dertnic case for each of them.
This -concluded the pr.wceedings.
Earlier in the day the graduates
were the tecipienta of fountain pins
prraented by the Florence Nightingale
Chapter, the junior branch of the D.
O. h.
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JULY BARGAINS
Another Icit of July R'rgains this week that will save you
interesting k'.t Friday, Saturday and .next Monday.
HOSIERY
One hundt•eri and fifty pairs tun cotton Hose,
.ties e1, Y!r t( wntl-44A-Ret% value tee #k m .tele
'aunties', and fast color. We gut this• lot front a
will rt a price that allows us to let thew go at two
pairs fur 280
Never had such a snap in cotton Hone. -
Another lot of eight' pairs of childt'en's lace tan
/lose, sizes 411 to 11. value J'l)c to '.''ic. We are
clearing the. -int up at • 15o
Yoti never saw such value 'in black cotton
Stocking. or our last lot, from a mill sites tie 9, el '
and 10, seamless and fart black. Two pair
ter,. .. 25o . 4
GINGHAMS
About flee hundred yards of Scotch Gingham.,
regular 15c. On Friday, Saturday and Monday
you can buy any It them for mat.. ...........' 1110
JABOTS - -
We just dropped on a few dozens of ,taboo..
regular 25c amities', and we are going to .til them
at the smolt price of .......:.•,....:.....15 and 18o
1'his.is surely * bargain for num.'s.' goods.
DRESS MUSLiNS
A few ends here'4455, Ibc and :etc value, for just
10o. Not many now left.
(set
money.
SUITINGS
Every piece of 1. urn and Leto n SuitiOg.,
'limit four hundred ands, in all the new shades
Just one-quarter off re 'ul1f Wets. This -ten cleaTotny?.
up price. hut they must go Freda' , Saturday and
Monday next.
GLOVES
.Proposition Nu. L Here is the biggest Glove
proposition we ever offered. A two -button silk
etW, i, create, pink, sky. tan. fswn. Alice, green.
chamois. 1110Me, black and white. '1'bis is the
..
1 of Glover we eve ad
t r b and all
for the
greatest ns.
email price, of ....... 250
GLOVES
Proposition No. -Silk' lisle. a great Glove,
.two-hut.ton length. Amides hello, green. Ali.•..
rose, tan, white, black. navy. We ask for this L.,
only. ,........ ............ ... iib
GLOVES
Propositlou No.:3. A two -button„ tipped put,
silk Glove, exceptional value: colors hello, ten.
grey, chamois, rose. black. Any pair in the 14t
ter.... __ • ,,800
GLOVES
Proposition No. 1. --Long Move, hhu•k, 'an and
white,and the perces s frome
1 u Q ,
lot t.
k00
1s
re Glove opportunity. •
A g � oc o} Pa rtunity.
J. H. COLBORNE
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Smile!
f leve leen spending a month in
the City of Hrotberl. Love -Philadel-
phia. Among other curiosities there.
1 noticed a Lady had. advertised e
school where rhe teaches -the art of
smiling." (food school. Some folk. I
know ought to go there. It. pays to
smile. A drummer told. nye recently
that he was in a mighty teed humor.
Things had gone wrong. and he wee
disgruntled. it seemed that every-
body was in a similar mood, and as he
went from store to store nobody
wanted anything in bis line. He re-
turned to the hotel and ordered the
porter to ser that hie trunks got 1? on
the train next morning. Then he be-
gun to think. His house . had good
customers in that town. and would to
disappointed at receiving no orders.
He' had touter try' again. So be
countermanded bis. baggage order,
roar in the morning. put en a binding
face; and placed *3,000 worth of or-
ders in a couple of hours.
Plumbing
HEATING
ELECTRIC WIRING
ROOFING
METAL WORK
Etc., Etc.
Estimates cheerfully furnished.
W. R. Pinder
'Phone 156.
Massey=Harris
Agency
A foil line of Fat m Slachiurty
Hinders. Monera, ItAke,. Hay
► r•
Loader., Manere tilt ,tide' e,
• Crealn eel aerate' -. etc., (:ray
and Mount Forest
Buggies.
55e have also the
Standard, Wire Fence
Company's G o o d s
and the Brantford
Wind .Mills.
Agency for the
Mason & Riscli Piano.
Call and see me before p,irches-
ing anything in line's,
Robert Wilson
HAMILTON ST.. GODERICH
ammeemewearegmeterour
BINDER
TWINE
Farmer,, this is the piece
to get your Twine. The .
right goods et the right
prices. We are selling
Deering Pure Manila
Binder Twine •
- *t 90 cash. or Ore payable
• October 1st. 6.') feet guar-
anteed. These prices fot
tbemonth 4.1 July only'.
•
Deering Mowers, Binders. Rakes,
etc., and all ars, Implements.
Amateur Photo Supplies
We ram everything in Photo' Su1.pliea--I'ilnn•. Film
Pa-ks, Plxtes, l evrlopers, Toning and Fixing I'ow,lrrs, ate.
Arm a nice line of
CAMERAS
THE FAMOUS BUTCHER CAMERAS
--the hest iu the woo Id. 5 Mee ttne'J. always anted. Try one
mud be convinced,
r
F. J. Butland, Druggist
The Square, Goderich.
Call ant tern have a talc abort
your new Buggy.
J. J. Moser
Hamilton St.. (GUI/E1U('H.
(Hugh Roses old 'tandl
NOW iS THE TIME TO BUN
SHIRT WAISTS
A SALE BEGINS TODAY. COME AND SEE.
ALSO SKIRTS SPECIALLY PRICED.
Lwdies' Voile Skirt. at lees than coat of the material alone.
Panacea Skirts at *2.0:4 s3.1k1 and µ.Ab. See these at cut down
SPECIAL VALUES in Aummer Underwear. Hose and Gloves.
NEW THINGS in Belts and Neckwear. err.
BARGAINS in Whitewear and 1-ndeiskirts.
VISIT OUR OHINA BASEMENTS.
JOHN STEAD
Ladies' Wear, Fine and chins.
Hamilton Street.
GOLD MEDAL
Binder Twine
65o feet. Per pound . IOc
Waterproof hay Fork Rope
I'er pound I5c
Brown's Auto Spray
for spraying trees,'shrubs, vines, poultry houses anti
stables. CaII and see it work.
EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE
•
Fred Hunt's Hardware Store
THE TiME FOR
•
JruneWedd 1 ngs
i., now past, hut 1 and still in the Furniture.
business and would like to furnish the •'
homes of those lately married, or any
person wishing- to get the best there is in
Furniture
would do well to come here and examine
my stock before purchasing.
i have the latest thing in Hammocks -a
"kHammoc4i Couch." C.all and see it.
Geo. Johnston
Funeral Director and Embalmer.