The Signal, 1911-7-27, Page 4Sr
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District News.
t.EEIWRN.
TUESDAY, Jul) Ikh.
Locir.s._ -Milo Glutton, of Stratford.
is visiting et for home of her brother.
Alex. Clifton.. Mier Maggie Dw-
ain has returned home after a pleas-
ant visit with the Misses Leonia -
slayer e.. ...Miss Iucy rod Master
Willie (Mutton, et Stratford, are
spending their vacation with their
gtendenotber. Mre. J. Horton... -Mist
Helen Taylor is visiting at the home
of her untie, James Taylor... _Miss
Lou Sterling. of Buffalo, is here on a
visit to her father
KIPPER.
Tbtr$Dev, July 'lith.
Miss Ids Jones has returned home
after speeding a pleasant three weeks
with friends in Port Stanley.
John Campbell. a new arrival from
Scotland. is working with his cousin,
Jas. McDvn.ld. Ile is a good type of
the sol 1 of men we treed In Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Black and children
from Manitoba are visiting in the
home of Isaac Ju rott and among
other friends here.
Albert Johnston and sister, Mia
Mar)-, bare returned trout Alberta..
where they have beet' teaching for the
last year and a -half. They think the
eet is all right.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dui/dale went
lest %eek to Hatniltten• where Mr.
liusd.ale is now tatiog treatment
from an osteopathic physician His
many friends here hope for a speedy
recovery.
Ali.. Nettle M,Gregor, who ha. been
teaching in Wellesley township near
vtratford, is !rune tot 11... ya'.rlioo.
Thilt ie her ti..t y. -u, hut she pleased
her 11. ter 1, ,.0 1 VI ell the. they ,.t. -
gag 1 11.•1 1 it r1.•x' year :.t an in re nets
ofSio.1mrd.i.r•ynow being
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ST. AUGUSTINE
July 21,.it.
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week
Mr and
and lr..1-diold int, Win.
feet week.
turn of rtietuls•.'s !le, idle range
at anti yards- possible tr. Titdale
Ledily M. clowning
Litpphy In. It. McAllitts; 24,
Wm. Thompson 22. Win. Kandla')
Iiinaliari 19. P. Wal -1. iS. %Via Red -
Kd. Helene left. lor the W,.-1 yester-
Ilav 01.41141g.
evening al 7 o'clock.
Temple Clcrk :eft yiaterilly morn-
ing for .. trip through th, \Vest
day.
Miss lth via Philips. of Blyth. is
visiting at t here. Hatry
for tt few aavs last week.
civic holiday haa been set for Weil.
will spend the, (la) at Point Farm.
Th.. 11.ingaboon rifle club are send-
ing neer a team this aftet•noon to try
coma osion. wit h OM' local in ackstnen.
Jack Roberts. formerly of the
Sterlina Hank here, IV as renewing old
*ego iintances in the villsge last
Anburn is billed to play tennis
against Myth Goderich oh August
3rd, the date of the Sundey school ex•
cursion Dorn Blyth.
Miss May Ferguson and Mimi Lottie
Jackson. who attended the suinmet
tsiCheIol et St. Thomas se delegates
from the Auburn League. will give
their report At the meeting of the
Epworth League next Tuesday even-
ing.
Rev. It. A. Miller was awey peewit -
int Epworth League anniversary ser-
vices at Parkhill. a former circuit. on
Sunday. His pulpit here wae supplied
by Mr. Whiting, • student, who
preached very aceeptably.
Miss Winnie Howson. who barn been
studying music under Kiwi Roby
Young, .6. moceseful in the elongate
eervatory of Music on July 7th. We
extend hearty congest elm lone to
teacher and pupil.
.11.? THU TRIM, 001111T11. -The con
teM for the local championship in
Me court Wet Friday evening. The
gags were fongbt out by Me
Donald and • A. Naylor. tbe former
ensiles out after • loot hard
je. *twine won the theseniult-
ship . WEI is now ready to meet
an comers for tbe &anthem** of
the musty The fellow's* are the
mores tram the tied el the fleet mond
Reglad Round.
Ns !or beat Elliott (Goderieb16-1. 64.
Me best Aequith 6 64
Rellineoe beat Munro &I.
Legroom beg Riddell Lt. 04
Z=tt LaXXIDX AFL 64
woe. freest Lawsos• erg 4e -
illeDeasid beat Say* 04. gg,
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SAYFIEI.D.
WRDNtt7ae&T, July Ibt.b.
Misr Keeping Dona of Iagsi•soq
is visiting friends in lawn.
Miss Stuart. of London. is the guest
of her eater, Mrs. (Dr.) Stanbury.
Three load. from here attended the
gardM ply in Vacua oo Tuesday
evening of this week and in spite of a
rather damp, cold evening report •
good time.
A Novet. Paooneht.-The Ladies'
Aid of St. Andrew's church intend
bolding their annual summer coaoert
on Tuesday event . Angulo 1st, in
the town halL A s endid program b
beiog prepared which t. to take the
novel form of a coopetition between
the campers on the north 4We of the
river and those on the south side. The
admission i. only ID tents and a full
house is moored.
SATURDAY, July thid.
Miss Flossie Ottawa. of Toronto. is
spending ber holidays at the home of
her ungle, Jam Line.
Maeter Oliver White, of Stratford.
end Mester Willie Dixon, of Port Al-
bert. spent the last couple a weeks
with their uncle, W. P. Reed.
A hied ot telephone poles atrived at
Laties on Thursiley. This shows the
rspidity with which the work is heing
etrried out by those who , hare it in
Tux Cuors.-The showers. and cool
weather of the past couple of weeki.
hsve been very ref' editing to oh man
awl vegeiatien. The wheat and bar-
ley are nearly all bervested, ripening
1 at ber early 011 acclunt of the
drivisht. Tne ‘...t crop it veiny held
7. V. 013Ce wilort
se
Mi-tb hot week t0 visit
Alma Rii‘invon,'.of •Lnn Inn, is
visii tee t: ienderhere.
N1 iss Arigirinc left Tuesday of th'i,
week or St tlip to tk.e West.
rtt tile heine- of Dr. 'Bice.
ilcv. L. 1.1 t is gnerang. hip
holidays witn lends at Woodhatu.
M/1)1,11101 %ii3d dangister 1.).•11a
are vi,iting friends in Paisley 'and
Ikon
Erie. was home for a week's .vlsit
st his home here.
visited the formet's brother. Will.
Monday of this week.
Rey, 11. H. Palmer 'end wife. front
Green snt are visitingtheir•
The -i•-viree in the Methodist church
14,4 Sui,(lay were taken it. the titiorn•
tug by 1'. Girvin. of Nile. and in the
%V. J. S eat is .selling out his jewel -
through the West with a view te
I Jesting in the risme line of business
out•t here.
Temple,Clark. of Auburn, visited old
friends here lest week. Mr. Clark
left Tuesday for Melville. Seek., to
look after hi* peuperty there. will
also visit his brother in Mask:good.
It. Reeve.. who haat beep baking for
N. J. Treleaven for over re year. left
Saturday tir his home in Toronto. B.
Mackie, of Acton. hes taken the
poeition left esteem. by Mr. Reeves'
Rev. Mr. "Braken, agent fcr the
Upper Cana la Bible Soctety. gave an
illustrated iectuns in the Methodist
church Thursday evening of last week.
He preached itt St. Paul's church on
Sunday morning.
gannon is the centre of considerable
activity in tbe construction of tele-
phone lines. A gang of men in charge
of Contractor Forbes, of seafortb. is
engaged in the work and Dungannon
will shortly be the centre of a opium
of telephone line, running north.
south. met and west from thin
poi at
A BAD BACK
Is a Wareing That the !Gimp Are
A bad back tures every twenty -foot
hours into one dull round of pain end
winery -you are lame in the morning.
nagged all day by a doll tbrobbinig
bm•kache. can't rest in the eyeshot or
*Seep well at night. It, hurts to bend
over. straighten op. get up from •
turn or awk-
twinge of path
Booth's Kid -
the weak spot
the kidneys, asid quietly restore kid-
ney health arid conifers They as,
guaranteed All dr i sad drug
g=i160e.. or peetpael frees the R. T
Go.. IAA- Fort Brief. Ost.
Rend for Free Bon whit* will be gladly
sent en applicable Sold sod guer
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Magic Dere Owe -cures while jeou
SUMMER SPORTS
Bow�'
The tour rinks of Lima bowlers,
skippppedd by J. H. J. Bnsmbsll,
Bi
F. Dave and Dr. Hunter. who were at
Mitchell last Friday were ideated by
tweoty-four shots in ted 1tiiU tropby
b�aaaoe When Mitchell played
Goderrcb they were beaten at
by tweaty-
three shots. so tint. the local trundler@
lost oo the round by one shot.
lllambs&
W hie the wind wasa forty -
mile gale the Methodist "pillugge s
west down to defeat at the haoda of
the Presbyterian "peppermints" last
Monday evening on Agricultural Park
diamond. This wee the first appasr-
ince of the Calvinists in the thumb
'gigue games and in the way they
peppered the bell all over the let they
demonstrated beyond a doubt their
ability as players of the popular
grmee, Charlie Riley was is tee box
for the Methodists sod Ernest Priid-
1 atn and Lewis Elliott took turas at
*topping the ball when the batter
failed to hit it. TM official scorer is
not in a position to give the pesos ex-
act data as to the nuinher of runs. hits
and et mere, but it is uoduetood that
the scme wee sot a score but inkblot a
few tallier of bring so. Charlie 'wit
pitched a wonderful game for the
Presb tetians, and with W. Blsrtt
in ;tee cage behind the plate the
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dee eisgly Maw disorders. The
Aker the Oeod of alt that shoe=
thew. The blood passes through the kid
oeys every tare minutes. 1[ the kidnap'
do their work rte impurity or cams of
disorder am remain a the circulations
longer these that time. Therefore if your
blood is eat of order your kidneys have
hied in their work. They are la need of
•.mutation.seenegthening er doctoring
t)se nr.didae do se three► the lams
sed moms imitated blood medicine them
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SUMMER SALE I SUMMER CLEARINGS
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This is the second week of
this sale and hundreds of
yards of summer goods still
to sell in Voiles, Suitings,
Dress Muslins, Waists,
Foulards, Ginghams, Skirts
and Gowns.
oftettieriatetigiWellerniggiefeeigt
We are clearing up all our warm weather
fabrics at surprisingly low figures. We
have decided not to carry over any summer
goods. We are making prices so low that
they should move rapidly. Selling is our
object now, not profit-making. •
Yod can get better bargains than jr�oottll
have seen befote in anything we are oft r
• ing at thin sale. -
Fancy aungrer might Voiles. About WO
yards left. Regular prim 50e. Mc will helm
of them. Pour colorings in the lot, and
fifty yards of white. 40c and 50c, now 5.1e.
DRESS MUSLINS
Matehodists were shut out completely.
H. Belcher was a very efncieet um-
pire. The next eameie ie to be played
thit eveoing. when Knox church
The Code/ ieb baseball teun con -
Dinars to play good bail and demon -
*trilled their ability once more taut :
Priday evening. ',ben they defeated
Cl.r.ton on the Clinton diamond by a
bii0le, of 9-3. Wiggins was in the box
trodetich and twirled& One game.
n• allowing Clinton to get a malt on
then made it aa. on ert“r of ,
%.1 ins and Wal er. Th.ee runs in
th st inntn,:s were ch Ned down
for ...eirtielo, Walter. !Schaefer and
Devine crossiug pleat Vbe three
ole the .uxhieit the 044 i.e. %Vehb.
Ciurekshaek, Bell and Dews played
Otnierich 11 taw aopears to Wive the best
1ea111 ft ban had in year& and the bly. ,
are dean sing of tbe :hearty support of
tbetk 'Ttse next game is on civic
Augu.st 2hd, when Clinton
again gays Uoderich on t he Altgrftul-
tired Pars diamond. Ttte following is
the line-lp of the 'respective teams in
the game at Clinton:
CLIVINiN
John.Oxi. lb
11.obertr. p and et
Webb. it
h•eter. at
betclaer.1.4. b.
t.rginos. to
rob. kse,.nia.its
score of IseMits,
1411 0
to to
Tue fonowine Uie "Goading of the Mae in
tkodetieb 1000
Alt 114E SUMMER RFSOR66.
At Hotel Sunset.
rtoteothod for last west
Mt. and MI11. G. llarbour. child and
rueid. Detroit; 1)r. Bray, T. E. Mc-
Carthy, Torouto: Misses (ioldie and
Mrs. Whitbeck. MissConrorand Jos.
Thuring, Lima, Ohio; MissOpal (loud-
en and Mrs. 4 J. Ligan. Toledo. 0.
• At Menesetung Park.
The following tweets have registered
Menesetung Park : Mr. and Mrs. J.
Stratford; Mins Martin and Mien Alice
Hutchison, Montreal: Mr. Morrison.
Detroit: Mr. atid Mrs. H. 51 Egon,
Detroit Mts. R. J. Lamb and child.
Miss Calioghan. Landon; Miss M. A.
Sullivan. Nita. 0. It. Looker. Oscar
Looker. Rearn larrker. all of Detroit:.
H. J. Lamb. London Mrs. 0. S. Mit-
chell and Master Jack Mitchell. Wey-
Miro. Sask.: H. W. Dickie and family.
Dunn. Ia.ndon Mrs. Overton F. Mac-
Donald. Miss Adelaide MacDonald,
Master rirant Ma.cDoneld. Miss Georg -
ins Waite*. all of Tot -onto; Mr. and
Mrs. Maxwell. lean ltaxwell. James
Maxwell, all of St. Marys : Mr. and
Mita T. J. Griffin. Detroit : Mr. and
Mrs. W. T. Smith. Miss K Mak'.
man, J. Sinitb. Ethel Herr, all of
Chicago , Miss M. Tyrell. Toronto ;
Emma Leith. Jessie Somers. Timer
Stewart, Miss Ewing, Roy Denholm.
Albon Somers. Dud. Leith. Henry
Platser. ?doggie Niool. Myrtle Nicol.
Gladys Cutt, Eu0entia Steinhoff
Janet Steinhoff. Thos. Elliott. Alf
M LPG B. Brown. Lillie Weslaco. Hamel
Bennett. Walter Jacobs. all et Blyth
Minnie Brown. en of Fortuna. Ohio:
H. Carter. Toronto : Isabel Stracitag
New York ; Mine Bother &kb. Tor
onto; Edith Hodgens. Mrs. Rodgesa,
sad Mrs. Deseon. Stratford.
How's The t
amass" ot itue mesa ei semi be
e (be ondoodgood him Move. P. J.
00 to ohm ea son
le se boolnerit
lito MA.
Ltu. Ma AO It gapers.
set-
= '3mM' bottill 117
'Vie Lair. two* Pile ime efassipmes.
lleadathe Culp. 10e • package,. pee. '
CENTRAL
BUS [NESS COLLEGE
Ito luisidc c.0410,1111111. No
We are showing some nue maim in this lot.
They wore good milers at 20o. You can get thein
now -for Me. Only four pieoes lett now.
Another bunch, good palletise and colors, 15e
to Iffe. Sale price me
FLANNELETTES
We have put into stock for thiti safii
lot:Aldred yards, thirty4our to thirtv six inches
wide. and the prioe is only 10c. Mint of them
might well be sold for 124c, and are sold, too. at
that price nearly everywhere. When fall comes
the price will be more than 10c. Dark and light
EMULSION
is taken by people in tropi-
cal itousezies all the year
round. It stops vrastiag and
keeps up the strength and
vitality is summer as well
as winter.
ALL Dour.MSTS
LACES
One-fourtb off all laces over 3e a yard.
Gingham*. regular .15e. on sale at llic. It w
pay you to secure some of thee, Ginghaniu4 even Kr
you don't want to use them jag now.
Three pieties la all -75 reeds. Yegniar Me.
dale priee
Another lot, Ms. tor 15e -a rare
WAISTS ,
price frost ELM te 13.50.
maitre@ job lot.
FOULARDS
bargain
Regular Mc and Ii5c. going st on -fourth off.
Those ham been rare goods this 1110414100, highly
memorised and choke patterns. Now they tare
going at one-fourth off.
PRINTS ;11.;
We are putting op 114.111 this week twenty -fire
pieces of our best Itie Prints at 11c-aavy, blue.
lase. cadets &ad light groupie. These are aged -
stet', fest in c.slor.
Don't forget to eons for seas of otirtBARG AIMS.
grooKINGO. -Sizes front 5 to 7i. three pairs tot 2.114: aid sues nom to ut twapeirs *se
J. H.' COLBORNE
- the W:
No one cal a,
dating power to -
you must have g
chine ever predn
tut methanilie
Iris sheer seer
your body the
There is no v.
the -tissues to t
gszae
weesseseteeramesesessisorelemeareeoseerese
white plagn..'. Y a need :roar hkalt..1 r.... ,
. Canada needs v.ra.
tissues and pFe.. cats disea.e.
903 the puny and boicknard o.ti.d t:r -e
etiai
s -a: bririg the rows lack to
cheek am.. zise vtgor and vitality,
Tow own Dual/gist cheerfully pinta-
Sotd an.; permitted by :
GODERICH
swerve forces - :
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Buggies
TO BE SOLD. We
have just reranfred a
car of buggies. and
nave everything that
fsnew and up-to-date
in the carriage
Ko better buggies
ever came to town.
We have them nn the
floor ttOW. (Jell and
inspect them at the
We have the Sias/D-
am) Walls Flume
and Ganiai. the fain-
Ind- almost every -
on a farm.
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When you think about it
Robert Wilson
extra good driver* for sale.
eresevesoweerseseares
is very hard. to lindishoto that give sts moth
eatiefainion and comfort SS .;
HARTT
SHOES
They have earoad a name tor themselves end
they deserve it. for they are mede properly from
etort to floish. There is every reason. though, why
they should be so popillitr. because they are made
' unJer most skilled workmen.
We have the newest styles in sleek. Try
. them. Lila agent tor Goderieb.
BRAIN WORKERS
who get little 'exercise, feel better all rotuld far
ail occasional dose ot
"NA -DRU -CO" Laxatives
REPAIRING
THE SQUAI/E
emei
They Woe up the liver. move the bowels gently but freely, cisme ass
system sod clear the brain. A twor. pleasant and rellabie laxanve prepared
try a renable flog and worthy of the NA -DRU -CO Trade Mark.
25c. a box. If your druggist has not yet stocked them. send 2Sc. and
we vill mall them.
NATIONAL DRUG & CHEMICAL COMPANY
OF CANADA. LIMITED. MONTREAL 21
Pr"
THE GREAT EXHIBITION OF
THE
Western Fair
London, Canada, Sept. 8th to Oth
IN PLUM AND ATTRACTIONS
Ilabindies Of Lim litioelt The beet *Tee meta is Caaada
JCMPING AND /WEEDING DON -ram
BIG DOG AN I) OAT i41110W0-10017R ISPLJSNIM D BANDS
• mum ATTRACTIVE MIDW AY - Beg ewer ems Is Loudest
FIREWORKS DISPLAY EVERY EVENING
Prise Lige. R•try Peruse. mod ell ether blessiettoe how
ageesisaeaseggionseseriewarwassevieseessenaeseseeeseses
Ou ileato Masig deal f• ~You IF.
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August Reductions
IX
During the manth of August
we want to reduce our stock as much
as possible and as an extra induce-
mentfor cash buying we will give you
10 per cent. Discount
'for gash. Don't think that our prices
have been advanced to cover this
extra discount Every article is
marked at the regular price and you
Simply save to per cost. cro your
money.
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