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4-ThtttatJune 26, 1'11
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GODIK ICIt ONT.
Clothing, for
Hot Weaher
Nice, cool Combina-
tion Underwear, 'Ar-
row Brand "; Negligee
Shirts, Wash Ties,
Holeproof Hosiery,
white duck and flan -
nel Trousers, Straw
and. Panama Hats,
Lustre Coats, Palm
Beach Suits.
We have been taking a
number of orders for nice
two-piece homespun Suits.
Let us take yours.
Walter C. Pridl
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Phone 57 Goderich
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Beads !
Beads
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than ever before. We have
the very latest New York
styles.
.The long, medium and short
strings, in the new shades of
red, green, amber, blue, pearl,
silver and gold, antique and
black.
Hurry in and secure a string
before they all go.
Smith's Art Store
East Si, Phone 198
WATER AND LIGHT
COMMISSION
Change of Lawn Service .r
Owing to extreme hot weather,
the large use of water has caused
conditions that the town pumps
ar working to capacity, and any
per- a found using water contrary
to any rules and regulations will
be prose ted. Hours from 7 to S
a.m.. 5 to 11 p.m.
Lawn sert-ic users are requested
to save the oat as much as pos-
sible.
No person is s11 ed to use
water for lawn service tit appli•
cation for same has been ade
Pay your watetrates for thtnext
quarter before July. 1st, and Ate
1.5 per cent. discount.
All water and Tight rates payable
to
J. B. KELLY.
Collector. •
Water and Light C:lmmiasion
Town of Goletich.
KLNTAIL. i ` you of our heart)- co-operation and help
TUESDAY. June 24.to the work of the Institute for the cow -
1 ing year, winch. 0014 -that the .war .Is
Mist Bess e Mackenzie is hem;. front' elver, may btu true wore of a pleasure
than a task, we were well pleased to
have you accept it uuce wore. The work
of the [immure during the laat fuer.
Stratford. .•..-'r
• Mn. D A McIntyre and children went
to Detroit on the Gre-hound.
Mrsllin sad children. of Cams, lachte. ' yearmince the outbreak of war. hart been
me visiting at the home of the former's most atreuuoua, eutattiug a great drat
Mother. Mrs. D. McLeod. of work. worry. carr. time and patience.
Miss Isabel MacLennan has returned We can easily untterstaud that. no mat -
1 to Chicago• ter how well all may help iu the work.
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Thomson. of the groat bunlrn of the ease and worry
falls on the president. all of which you
have *bouldered willingly. A.. a slight
token of our /appreciation of what you
have done in the Institute in conuectiun
with the Red ('roan work, we ask .your
acceptance of Oita gift from ybtr fellow
workers and we hope that the aawe
harmony that has' alwaya prevailed
among um Aa an Institute tuay still con-
tinue with us In our work for house and
The anniversary services of Ashtield•I country. •
Presbyterian church on Sunday last were i (Signed In behalf of the W. I. 1
untended by large congregations. Rev. j Mrs. Beckett replied. thanking the
Dr. Jeffrey. of Detroit. who occupied tete , weuthera of the Institute very kindly 1...
pulpit. was heard with great interest an
their thottghaulne.s,The lurch utclose,t
appreciation. On Monday evening Dr. ' with the singing of God Save the Icing.
Jeffrey gave a lecture which also was
heard by a Targe audience,
PR I'�F:NTATI)N Ti• MRs. RF..•KETT.- PORT ALBERT..
rhe Kintaii V, ouire's Institute held the I THURSDAY, June 26.
June meeting at the home of Mea. ]. The garden party last evening on ,the
Cowan. Mrs. }linen. of London. ad- grounds of the Anglican church was quite
dressed the mooring with a very inter• a success. proceeds of $10 being realized.
eating talk on "The Ideal Community.'. The Blackstone orchestra was present
Miss'Margarct Mae[eun►n sang a P/110 and its music 'vas much appreciated.
also Mary and Margaret Mi(cKenrie. Rain commenced to fall just as the Na -
Mee O. J. MacLennan and Miss Ethel tional Anthem was being played. but as
T&vIor presented nteel the president. Mrs. it was much needed the people hurried
Beckett. with a jardiniere and stand. horn- in good humor;
while Mrs. M. C. MacKenzie read the Mr. Jack Green held his barn -raising
following address: on Tuesday and it was successfully com-
De r Mn.. B.. kelt,-At the annual pleted without a hitch. Good work, boys.
meeting of the Women's Institute last
Mas you were nnanin.ously re-elected
to the president'a'chair, mud' againstGODERICH TOWNSHIP.
tour will and wish. It seemed hardly • THURSD▪ AY, June 26.
..r to insist on your taking the chair
•r another coag but warn we assuredA Success. -The ice cream social on
Tuesday evening at the home of'Mr. and
and Mrs. Walter F. Hick. Huron road,
under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
society of Tay or's Corners. was well
attended and was rnu:lt enjoyed. After
tete lunch there was a program of music
and readings. with speeches by Councillor
H. L. Salkeld and Rev. W. H. Campbell.
Toe proceeds amcunted to 179. he
ladies wish 'o thank all who took oart in
the program or in any way contributed
to the success of the social.
• Goderich. and Mrs. Rohert Scott and
children. of Auburn. visited at Mr. K.
McLean's on Sunday.
ELuort-WEST. - On Wednesday.
June 11. at Ripley. Hazel Man. only
daughter of Mr and Mrs Jamey West. of
i Kintail, was united in marriage to Mr.
1George S Elliott, of Ambrrlcy.
?Ohm Gritlin took `in the trip to
Detroit on the Greyhound.
KEEP IT SWEET
Keep your stomach sweet
today and ward off the indi-
gestion d tomorrow- try
JUi1oiDS
tie new aid to digestion.
Aa pleasant and as safe to
take as candy.
MADE err saran a NOWISE
(aANUOINI Or .00aT. 2710.111.41014
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Egg Coal
Soft and Cannel Coal
in any uantities.
ON account of pres-
ent weather con-
ditions the wholesale
companies have been
able to make better
deliveries of Coal and
we are now able to
supply : -
Chestnut
Stove
Pea and
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MacEwan Estate
eb. 1st, 1919
Sc OI of Commerce
CLINTON AND GODERICH,
Ontario
COURSES :
Commercial Stenographic
sad General
Our work is Metter than mans
and equal to any.
students may enter •at any time
Fur particulars write to
B. F. Ward, B.A., M. Accts.,
Priacipal
one 20S Clinton, Ottt.
Classes. Tires. and Thins.
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AUTOMOBILE OWNERS
TAKE NOTICE
We have installed an up-to-date •
Steam Vulcanizing Plant
and are prepared to do all kinds of tire repairing at
reasonable prices.
We also DOUBLE -TREAD TiRES
This t, done by taking one which has the tread worn to
the fabric for the inside and another which has a good tread
but rim cut or blown out on the side for the outside and
sntched on with a patent lock -stitching machine. This will give
you from 2000 to 5000 miles of service and is practically
puncture -proof
Call and ask us about your tires, and we will advise you
and suggest a remedy.
TERMS STRICTLY CASH
H. J.t' FISHER
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HAYFIELD.
TUESDAY, June 24.
Major Tolmie spent a few clays in
Toronto last week. Mrs. Tolmte was at
Fergus attending tbe funeral oft her
brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Pollard and dauzhter
Madge. of Landon. spent the past week
with Mrs. Poilard's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Spackman.
Miss Charlotte Parsons is 01 ie bed
and under the ductor s c ,re, suffering
from uemorrhage of the stomach.
Mr. Andrew McGregnr and family on
Monday of this week moved into their
new home .n Ann street
Plans a e being perfected tor the cele-
bration on Dominion Day. and the cum-
' mittee is sparing no pains to make 11 a
success The sports will be heal iart the
Square. as on former occasions and the
Patti tic society wilt serve refreshments.
The proceeds of the celebration are to go
toward purchasing a new piano for the
hall.
1 he anniversary services of Bethany
church, Gid •t ich township. will be held
on Sunda v, the 29th. The preacher will
be Rev. T W. Neal. of the Toronto
Methodist Union. a former resident of
Porter's Hill Services at 11 a m. and 7
p. m.
Baby's Own Tablets of
Great Help.
Mothers. if your baby or growing chid
is sickly; if he does not sleep well at
night; if he cries a great deal: is cortstt-
oated and his Tittle bowels and st.,tnach
.Ir; mit working right. give Baby 's Own
Tablets -they have proved of great help
to thousands of mothers.- Concerning tete
Tabitts Mrs R. H. I)ecater. t o:em's
bidtng Ont., says: "I have used-Baoy's
Own Tablets arid have found them excel-
lent for the little ones awn would not be
without them." Theg(ablets are a m,:d
but thorough axative and are guaranteed
to contain no harmful drug -that is why
they always do good and never harm.
They are sold by me trine dealers or be
mail at 25 cents a box from the Dr.
Williams Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
)on notisl net Ire natside of "Hur-
on's 7.oLlen Gate- ter advice on how
to nvui.l "nlortgagiug your farm,- If
you will go n1 \'i, tori. I )psora House
I ridny night. Jniw _'7111. rust let some
1 of our young, folk tell von in .,,,it how
III their extr„tugsnt. they almost *nut•
{s'1 the "old f.dk.- to mortgage the
farm they lore but whit] is Preutuslly
.local from disposal A repetition of
tills ndvIce at Victoria 4)pent Hesse.
.July lat.
Marlatt's hecific
Removes
�ia11 $fones
in
24 llour,s
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Never -Failing Rasaedy fur
Appendicitis
llifgastion, Stomach Disorders,
Appendicitisand Kiel ey Stones
are Otee carved h Gall Stoney.
anti 'Mideast by
until those
bad attdeks 010.111 Stone Colic
appear. '1f of one its ten Gall
!Rose aartivers knots what in
the trouble tfaelstt's Specific
will tore with pain or opar.
sties.
For sale excluslvM. in (stele -
Mel) b7
.. Ja11FIS A. 114WfltF.1.1. ..
4,W. ht RLATT&"
ss ONTARIO ST. rsamor,C OR'
That'. the feeling you h..•
.bout everything washed
with Lifehooy, especial')
stockings, underwear, night-
gown., sheets, blankets,
sad everything that touches
the skin. The rich velvety
lather of Lifebuoy has
wonderful cleansing power,
but more important. the
antiseptic Qualities in
p to germ., disee•e-
microbes,(aod they are pre -
'lent everywhere),a.d perfect
cleanliness results.
Levee Brothers
I.,mited,
Toronto. Oat.
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* Special Wash Skirt at $1.95
XWomen's White Wash Skirts, made from
X good quality middy twill. neatly made,
with two patch pockets. trimmed with
large pearl buttons. Special, 11.95 each.
Hours of Business 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.
On Wednesday (during July and August) the store closes at t o'clock p. m.
Warm Weather
Requirements
White Wash Skirts Are Just Right
for these Warm Days
White Pique Wash Skirts,
from $2,50
i Women's White Middies,
■ $I.75 each
ilwomen's plain white Middies, made frbtn
extra quality middy twill. large sailor
X collar, brai('. trimmed. This number is•a
$ big seller. All sites. 11,75 each.
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Children's Fancy Colored
X Parasols, 50c to $1.00 each
DUNGANNON.
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MR. N. F. WHYARD is the X
agent for THE SIGNAL at Dungannon. X
Orders left with horn 1.ir subscriptions, X
advertierments or tab printout will receive
prompt attention. Telephone tGoderich X
Rural) r39. '111
Thos. G. Allen
DUNGANNON
Issuer of Marriage Licenses
Commissioner for Affidavits, etc..
and Conveyancer
W.1l,. Deeds. Montyn. Atrwiswns. .a..
Gnful.y row ,ed and Money Sup-
plied fot Money..
AGENT FOR
Fore. Wind and Lir lnsurence. e, the best
Co, pant. anly.
Than ltay, .Mute _''IB.
Rev. t:. Gomm. of Itlai•kstock, form-
erly of i►uugauu14171 11101 fort Albert
Presbyterian ehurehe•s, visited friends
WV, 011 Monday slid 'r11e•wlav of thha--
week. Mr. no nlni bus received *
uulauiunus r:tll from fine River I're,.-
I.yierinu , hun•h.
11r. and Mrs. Loyue•s, of (:olerleh.
cull.+1 on friends here 5 u.lneeday.
airs. tom. Caldwell is away this week
visiting her sister. Mrs. Nicholson. at
Streetsville.
Miss Payne. who served se milliner
at r.a'kas. Riliott's. left for her home
at itru,seis this week.
quite a Large delegation from here
sttendesl the I'onuervatire mewni g at
Winton In List week.
)\'t• had :, beautiful heavy rain on
Wednesday evening. the first of the
,tea 4111.
'1'h. funeralof the lad. Thos. Reid.
of
Went W&iwnuo.h, who was hurled
iu 1)lingnllnnll i.•nmtery Wednesday of
MI5 week. was very largely attended.
Brest prepooriNoonlo are ieing mode
for the 7'i orange c,•Ietenitiou to Is• Reid in
[hn.gaunori on the Twelfth.
Mr. Iloward Robertson. of Goderich..
melon to s'. frioud,. here Oda week.
Mr. and ii4rs. Rohl. Davidson clsitod
friends in
Goderich township this
w.ek.
We are pheIsett to we Mr. IL Cliff
i• Able to get home again and hope
his n•revery will Ile sparely. We are
nee. glad to knew that Mr. Alex. Petit -
1.11/11 is reruyering from his Illness.
Thou. Sandy in b11a1l% engaged
I0 ildiug ;, bridge on the Nth 1•nn,r„slon
of .\shael,l. Toni is u hustler.
Mr. sail airs, I:Isworth June. 'i.lt,v1
:.t the home of Mr. T. G. Aller tel
•1'hur.day.
Ilr.s, Will Smylie. of fort Arthur,
is here visiting her father. Mr. Tho*.
%w71 k•.
esrd.n party will Is' hell on the
1'r,wh7trrinu luau.* Itiwlt on Wednes-
day. July Ilei,. Further partleniers
nest week.
Rev. D Rogers and Mrs.Rogers. now of
St. Thomas. laic week quietly celebrated
the fortieth anniversary of their wedding.
which took place at Belmore on June
lrith. 1479. The greater part of Mr.
Rogers' long ministry in the Methodist
church was spent in Perth and Huron.
one of his charges being Dungannon.
He is now retired but is still able to re,
spond to calls for Sabbath services-
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flow often In life bare me built
"ta•tle. in !he lair," only to pow them
vanish like n bubble? ('oma to the
up.•rn
!loose Friday night and nee the
"Ihlhklr,•.-' or Tuesday evening, Jolly
1.t.
*titular.
Farewell Prose faIMn.-4 hr' Thief*,
dal wrenh.g of hist wPek .(11ris} of Me
mPinhpr", of t'rcwe \Ieth..11st ,•hutch
met at Iller home of Mrs John Meaary
sad prv..pntwl Mrs. Aubrey' itlgRlna
tfnrmert. Hf.. Mary Curran) with a
anal of money and the iollomlm ad -
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Channing styles in women's white pique
Wash Skirts in tbe season's newest styles.
A great variety to select from. All sizes
in stock. Priced from $2.50 up.
Bathing Suits for Men,
Women and Children
women's smart one-piece. all -wool Bathing
Suit. bloomers attached, \'•cut neck. In
novelty colors. $6.00 each.
Women's black) Jersey knit. one-piece Bath-
' ing Suits, with white trimming. Excel.
lent value. 6:J.r() each.
• Men's Bathing Suits, Jersey knit. 81.(I) each.
Children's • Bathing Suits. Jersey knit.
froon 2rsc.
Bathing Caps in numerous designs, from 50c to $1.00 each.
Grastex Rugs for the Verandah
These days are verandah days. Your verandah is not complete without one or
of these delightful cool Japanese Verandah Rugs, made from extra heavy
X Japanese grass and woven in real designs, in colors of brown, blue and green.
following sizes :
18 -inch. by 36 -inch., 60c 6.ft. by 9 -ft
27 -inch. by 54 -inch„ 11.95 6.ft. by 101 -ft
3 -ft. by 6 -ft 2.26 8 -ft. by 10 -ft Iu.UI
41 -ft. by 7 -ft .......... 3.73 9 -ft. by 9 -ft 111 tel
6 -ft. by 12 -ft g J UQ
THE STORE WITH THE LARGE SUMMER STOCK
more
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THE DE M4LLE QUARTET.
The muate of the fourth day will be furnished by this well-known •
Toronto Quaetet, composed of Artists, all of whom are well known an Solo
9anwew, and aacompanled by a Planlat et note. Their programmes will
sonatltete one or the great features of Chautauqua week.
The repertoire of the quartette Includes selertlons from the great
oratorios and operas, the choicest of the Engllah, Scotch. and Irish moles
&as, standard sad popular songs. Not alone as a quartette do they
"nest, but 1a e.aeert., recitals, oratorios, and opera selections, etch ins
elbidual earnbee stands distinct, having Ixen accorded marked recognitioa
►cerise el him virtuosity.
dress
To Hes, An7rev Higgiu•,
Dear Friend. We. the omen -cotton
M 1'rewp Methodist churel,• Iun-Ing
learner) of roar lateridiou of Ie:tibia
1 our community fn reside elsewhere.
' beg hale to awbmit the follow fine
word. of nppersletfon. is it srua11
11111017e to vonr .bon,' ter and seri lees
to the oonn,nnitt In which yon have
'.tired all your Iib so far. .\s to your
icha{{•utter. we k• v.. sppr w lntell Its
turtling g1I11t1.,. fell of energy and
Ieolhuslasm. klieg and generou., anel les
a word you (O.UP.s the iofth•st Ideals
of young womanhood and 11ut.' ever
sought to realise thee. id.- s In horde
anti «o. h,I )Ke. 1t',. wi.I to speak
fteirtitnlarly of your seri y' to the
ehntrh. which hs• Men In rapacity ns
orgta.Mt. We ail understood flint the
position ea ♦ eilsmost t Is n t reup.n
adh15 ono iittelkato 10 rnsnegy at
times. ant Ave fear meet• 7011 lute
I •ssumeil the rtrp„uahllity withnnt
• having iti•unv.1 the dlspleIsere of ant,
' atm have walnut disupp.dut.' l rite cone
irritation wilt yoiir ah.Ptl r Neal yon
knee pltcwl with nn energy !hit hap
been most helpful to the spirit of pwb-
lie worship. We feel we cannot IM
you In withnut ,wnlic• n■•ogultion of Mir
thou tar -e words of 11ppreelatk,u.
11r101,r.• the whole totnrrtnnitr hart
-1...r,d In procuring a little prevent
hirl, will testify to the geode III At all
teen yds you. 1\•p 710110 11 will 11e .f
V•etby. r.. yell .1141 will help 71/11 to
keep ',lice In your heart a feeling of
kt:uleiss• and frlendshlp tow•anl, its all
ip tutu{r darn. The rhumb. with
whl•h you luttl• 4.eo., b)'.ttnlsd yt the
evsmmnntt't in -11th vitt het IoM
wish you for the filters long ilfe, pr.i.-
p•rlt7 and much h.pplors..
Signed nn behalf of the ehnrob,
Miss Sllsk• Kilpatrick,
11r- Ler; T1,1,., , t, ,
A BUSY YEAR
This is gong to be a busy
year in Goderich. There will
be many dwellings and
business places to be refitted
and rewired.
Get Your Order is Early.
A full line of
Electrical Goods
always on hand. We are ex
per's and can help you get
what ycu want We are not
tied to any particular make of
goods.
Call and see us
Robt. Tait
West Street !` Nr., rnu.,il,, e
`hsn,s-Shop ti 'too.. 191
Redding, Contracting awn Gee.rat
Carpenter Work
"'The nn.lersigaptl are prepared to
take rolltrart• aa.1 t'xPoutP Millers
for any work in the above linea.
Having had years of experience, they
can assure the public of nr1t-.'lutea,
dependable work.
All orders will receive prompt
attention.
Gft(►. R FIi'1'lilt(i(iK.
Trafalgar Street.
M. TiOtvtd+:R,
Napier letp.wt
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After ea-st Snotty, w'110n a flew
ftttlet,hle ()'lire Into .Res t nn the
T. It.. the morning train will leers at
n,..01 Inste.l.7 of
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