The Signal, 1919-7-10, Page 5woo
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a Wonderful Educative a
Tei E COLBORN E STORE "°n"i:o °ne
HEADACHES lu.pfrfng Sthu,Al.
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THE I taY Tkum.l. ej,a nl.nUa,f. m rtw L hunW r
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JtULY SPECIALS
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11Cateb this space folspecial values during July. F.'.:: wvele to will hacr special
v9lues in Many lines at prices that tall Ile .ittracti e.
House Dresses
Every house dress itt the store will lie reduced to make quick' gelling. These we haavee
all been bought this season and are made of good print and gingham, The patterns
od
and the sizes complete.
, Hrgular ¢iI.:a, house dr'• -v • for MM.
Regular 13.11'. 14oww• Alves.•, for f3.15.
Instil;lar pascal house dresses for {'..6i.
Regular s. i71 hues• dresses for MM.
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si Be sure and see these dresses while the lines are complete. There are only a few of each sty le•
Regular +_ :A, house dresses for 12.15.
It,•rnhir <... hood•. dres`a„ for 31.1M1.
Itrltul:u s_ ie. boob dresses for $1.65.
al •
$
b K s belonging to r. opportunity th h organization brings
■owner being in the church at the time• to their doors. A few years ago while
He drove down through s'>derich town-
■ ship and finally to Clinton, where later m spending a few month= in New York dty,
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Children's w
are perfect in every
low, :i5c a pi.ir.
Childreifs.w'
exceptional boy, as
perhaps no uthrt word in our language,
or nu other thought among the people of
e Tried"fielt t� H the wtNld, has been m ser m pnr.hei, u
1UIt4-tires and ul murr intlurn.e dunng the past
tutu or tiv'r years than the word and the
a -'-Made From frit JuIceE idea -democracy,- and l know of no
uthet innovation in recent years that is so
■ 112 t'„ar4o 9t., `IT' JOSS, A.11• welt adapted L. broaden our thoughts and
■ "1 feel 1 must tell you of the great , cause us to break away from, our self-
. benefit I have received from )•our cbecome d mtred placency asci thatother
words, to
wo derful
d e `F ruit-a-tiers'. d iospuing school, the
sufferer for
✓ wonderful medicine,
, Chant ve an
I have b. res a many Cjtautauqua, that has visited many of
• years from 1 •ioleni /lea4aches, and our towns and sines during the past two
)'ears
■ could get no permanent relief.
. Last weer: was (yhautauqua week
A friend advised me to take 'Fruit- ill Aylmer. and the wider did nut miss a
■ with great minute of the insp ring music and lectures
■ a_t(ves' and I did so presented by this great instructive, in-
sueeess ; and now 1 am entirelt fres spicing and pleasure -giving organization
of Headaches, thanks to your During
immensethe
week, including nuth undal and
. the
splendid sedleta•"' urban rtttzens were favored by eleven
11 . MRS. ALEXANDER six, 25 . lectures r concerts and a delightful
$ jjpe•a 1wa,6 for $2.dprtrial sire 25e. melodrama. The talent ,aas the best that
At all dealers or not on receipt of could be toured among many countries.
]♦ Frnit_a-tires including Franc,. Wales. Italy, Auetraha,'1
price, postpaid, by Cnited Mate: arid Canada. Chautauqua,
-slid in it, home town in the republic
iir .ouch of us, tor many years has
Limited, Ottawa.
second a world. and %Mir thousands
Iqn Is �
, ;1, at •35c a pair. These stockings
Children's tockingsE
been recognized as the greatest summer
di�oit'Ing the partnership. In the t s.h„ol 1 th
inert to l,ut'Idry attended each year, tet
i {
lite ribbed stocking' in sizes
to the great mass
care the assignment not
question to
■ aside and de endant Allen is declared
c'( Dr ,41 It was out ol the q
of the hem u. „' its adcant.'ges. It is said that
_ en I y
■taketo Maize creditor respect but have been bought at pries that will allow us to sell them ter) un,rtdectdl!d to go to the
n the mountain could not go to
&
. Arr'e4 for our a coo
bite ribbed cotton stockings ; • R_ at a •
Inc stockings are of very fuse quality. 511c a pair whilethey last.
-_ _Y Ladies' silk loot hose in black and white in a tut a few dozen to sell at 79c. murmttt but 1 soli 1 were able
^••^tionall?• ge y y b Methodist church sheds a home and reader
,cxl. ualit stocking and will not tan. )h1 Paddle the . to fully appreciate the wonderful
u >z at this
■ ted f Theft tit h n et \fah
R This is an S I I) as people Id
l heel 1n sate, from t. to 1 r>� Pa A lad named Joseph Cor Ch a the Chautauqua
i try'. de last Sunda% . lila has cum: to US.
11 ;Itres. regular 9(k, for 79c a pair. This is ■ result „t an escapes
he took from the North stere I have no brief for the Chautauqua,
to tmpr
a u I
n.,ult. about
mountain icor art
■ t cars old is
in [rouble a- the not go to' Chautauqua,
seventeen -(h t
esa my
Blouses
the day he was arrested by ons PV
Alves He was taken before Magistrate Reid1111. opportunity of hearing the greatest pulpit
and thebeton and sentence was orators and lecturer: he rr: that could be drawn
We•
have a large range andof white toihtiblouses and this week we are featuring voile blouses deterred admitteds week theft. allow' the author to that centre. The earth is combed dr f of Provinces with 'atalent in that great city. irrespective dunng thei h months u( summer
at 13.110, <•3 these
lin 'ill, are re ><d the
firs to look into his record. The lad has the cost. and fortunate is he who can
Ell
In these lines represented the very best voiles with embroidered "fronts with long collar Ibern working on a farm in Colborne, k that they were ,herd til have
h ,ngepreviousl' been to St. John's In- ;talent
a (rte weeks there and take advent- I holiday% The writer has heard trackers
)• Everyblouse new this season and the.{uatity is of the best.T
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C table Gun- I a reciated mote than anything else the
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Tbureda7, 7u1y 10, tits -1
• • . s.Iui I s + jyva .e,,I. df.a s ••'Y •• Y17k'+-Y.'�'1-�'r
ON.NIM.1N10
Capital and Reserve. - -
To d Assets. Nov. 30th„ 1O1N. over 01 13.000.000
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Prosperity Often Hides
the (act that it is necessary to 1'r'eperr for the
lean years that may come. You le y(r can tell.
Safety lies in Mal Ing. Open; 'A% mg* acasilnt
and flet your wuutry ears' looney for you.
liu4and and wile often open a joint savings
acco • t. Ask for particulars, 311
UNION BANK OF CANADA
GODERICH BRANCH,
)✓{anger.
F. WOOLLCOMBF. .
FOS SALE
4 BRANTFORD RID BIRD BICYCLES
(two ladies' anil,two gcuts')
Regular price, $60. Sped
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price, $45 to glean
them up\
ONE FORD ROAD
with half -ton truck°
TER
bode, $525.
••Owned "")"`8`!•`'
ad Operated by a
East Street Garage Practical Maa'
ONTARIO Arthur M. Glaser
GOpERICH - - - N
collegiate course by touring the Canadian
the big Chautauqua tent
tree
licit opportunity .Now' -we have I remark age of such v app their pupils come in contact with the.
a simdlu advantage when the nations of I cnuReous young corn who accompany the
■ ' or round neck. , ouse i, dustrial School. East events.
. the earth are combed b} this organizati
on `
BE ,1 KF t\11 �F:F: THESE \ ALl'llEi. W (t Chautauqua Thee' influence Is all that is
Recital i. me. iegetwr.
OF RELIABILITY
Au ,,,gas Eta. by 511•• Frederic for all kinds of talent ttto nuriduur, could be desired. J I.. Fact, the Chautauqua
Tristram Eget l >'ltI eric under rllr and this talent is broughtcould
founded.n fact, th and Chautauqua unspfehs of t n• t�.1(h'rieh stimw1'r ' Besides the greatest musical talent. lwt'1 by some of the most intelligent, brcad-
Anlrnca, and
the school null tls�In f Ilottiug . ofsubjects dealing designedly embrace humanity that
D. f�\
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developed ■
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THE HOUSE
,
will ,.V LNeu ht Ivuos
on F't1,1 " ,in rtes• et 7 member*
of I veal and Instrumental. the greatest r� should be patronized by all within reach
.t'Imissiou seal Ilk free u. nlrnd»•rs of 'lecturers of modern limes discuss subjects minded Chrruan men in Standard IMral ptih111. The that are (Myna! importance to esti of us- I for their own sake and for the uplift of
with almost every phare must re olt from .i(t l
Patterns. nus, intend els' of life. topics
these lectures tK
A
program summer school.
numbers: Herod such topics as lead to a better understand-
■ ■ �1s+flisest T ep sias` g of the motives and aspirations of the
■aliAiiil 11111•MMIlt111.0111111i�■■11l■)� a ICity mASu th In other well us t
(hI the Avenue teach the
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J. H. COLBORNE
CHITRAL
J T1tATTO110. ONT.. t tItl
♦1•e have TFI•F.4,1t t1tTH.\X1
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MEHCIAL and
II
•' 1lrparUornt•. .
\\'r leer irstivitilsl r�th
Student*. air entering
Our chair. .reutr 14esilionw of
" r now.
fnl.•t. I:rt our pier catalogue
IA may intrtr t you.
D . A. SiCLACHLAN. Principal
LOCAL TOPICS.
brotherhood are
Uaert.O o - r Butterfly" in
■ ■ ■ ■ I� 2 selection Iron " .(iordoe belch Nevin venous races • and :is innalrlK of the
Skrlcnr. n( the ro words. these lectures t drug skip ''"u'In''1•,1 file 1114• well.-
. -The City r • , 11,• Mi'•k. Modern drug-
.
Inla-
,i
t %:/l: stories sive depart meta sloven,
ion: Nultford Kid Coos Society. . 11., I b AOId Lady on • 1�orch' Streets. Id s demlxracy Tsru of these lectures f they ell re moot lilies of g004114
\I r•. M. , \Inr'arri I MkewoNl.
Ver. Ig. 1'E. i proceeds
1'11n4ta•r, I. 11 Ir. F.. t
-11•re (•ooh yYe-.
tl
ear of man -the
deal wnh ditirrent Plisses u1 child life as
a nes hr uvenile Court
Ju g
of levo its e
Ito i
subject o ( 1 ser
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• N 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 : - -
of July i
c s alb Ohio, than whom, perhaps. "
(al intron t Co(h.gUor+l. grasp. pert th 4, 111 ',irefully nM we du drag•. « rt
Nothing for enmmo• Colborne Frren'ng ('lob Event. int Menthe( Gabq lie living man has a t4' tet yawle•• w' have „ eery line u+.
supplementary estimates tabled In 1 A social evening wdl br held at the le) T„<i. ;Moue Dale ( child ((are or can tell it I,na•nt of bath elope. writer lotus.. WM
Thr suDD better. a (InaggiNt,
Inc House of Commons at U: to last j home of Mr. J. N. F�ermghan. Colborne _ - -
v con under the Pubik Thanksgiving Evia• fur The Chautauqua i< an ideal sc aisle 111 i� »leer"hw. F. R. NI
d LYchon who
m,t.gtM tree .. lir
e -The Blind Man liesid'•s drug.. We •carry many Bide-
t -In Ire my Mdl.. Donal as�rt Thr': lectures are by
a- Errmna' n e Fred tv Bar of l 1 lice. with which yon lir•• familia r.
t,.,e llmann 1 flu••/• e,i rjou• de{a/rttnruls we bu )'
1st tag ,kir 1. 3:47.1
en township. on Saturday e r K I. coq
week did not contain a vote for disappointment.
peace was held in adults who have left the,tas;�liv+m•� circus
harbor. This was a dtsappo Mauspices of the Colborne Forme' ' Co- a r, to service of then a ad It the younger the
after the cordal receph a given to the operative
F. S. Co..hToronto. the who was u' Co- I the proclamation Sundayn d[ are toughs of the low
delegation from Godench and the countywhuse,empfu)'
operauce Co.. was unable tete Square on evening atter the type that follow the tent. but all in con
t which visited Ottawa a few weeks ago• week.to bk present eate the Club's plane last' regular church services. A Iselin gatim her p th with it are tent.(e men-cncon-
Fusld velli V present on chided to the and prinsiveasseservedice.
and Wok parlor and town ectlonw and the best type of college
�el�kn Newels'
tn,l»ticer of tee a cordial incitation is extended to the pub I presetce service. The clergymen
through a
)Ir. W. T. Im the bandstand. fad the song', students working their way
1 r(klsmlidges he to attend and hear hiss address. councillors and hxal cler men hadgraduates
sod „.r. 1f.•tuorial t n14 .
the follow nig contWindom. ; A. M. Judgment in Dungannon Case.
t.; lir,' Gm \l'. Ar4lrrWe. I Mr.gave judgment at
of
lt.d» risco.
- 1 - Maize v.
P res
service was led by Mr. F. T. Egener and
Justice
UI
ti=IW=MX ■ IN= r 4r
of
I the
� Heart
x
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
L •oro a number of hand•players. The address' ---
'Toronto yesterday in the acti s I was given by Rev. 1. M. Nicol. of Lie- ,
lire of the
Ma
'Gun
In the former case judgment was given peopje m th tr deliverance from
:+ 933 and interest and is and trials of wartime. and paid
• great saenhces in hum ) e that of
Do not miffed 1 li cons sung were All Peop { Do Dwe I O (�
Maize %. McFarlane andtowel, whoreviewed the history Gundry
et a'.. tried recently in Goderich. I last five )'ears. voiced the deep Ing n( the
( the
for plaintiff for -• ' I acting tribu•e to those who made such
amt 's cause. The
-- - - - ell
anther Aa vette ) •• God, Our Help in
•
itching. ilrled- Eg'
Mg, or F'rotrud• Ages Past." and "Onward. Christian 1
lila Pile, No Soldiers." The Scripture reading was
surgical tiooreM1
.Icon required. Psalms Id and fd3.
Dr. Chase's Ointment well relieve You at once ,,•
certainly A an Ce care Ynu. vale. a MIT:ttd.all .1 clever Performance.
B^ a Co Ltm; tine of the hrightest Mud most
thoroughly enjoyable eutertal •ut
events that Golerielt has Ind in a long
time MIS 111e ,lnllhle t»•11f'1111,1a14.10 1(111
.lune 27t11 Mod .talc lot 1 in Victoria
110p•rn Movie under 411•• 11 110. ' 41 of the
St. 1ie,.rg.'s tarts Guild. It was an
anulteir production throug) lout, but it
ear-ih' outelnsw,l 1e11,•11 4411 IfeMM1011U I I401-
' fp111111 11440-0 ns we w„• in 4:otertl•11 and
' MIS really very clever 1MIt11 I 1 design
mild 111 UNecti1ton.
pal•
II Flinn.- i,1".1i.. ,Ulri. Ilinsicill ke) Il.Ml11r it noKY 1 n 1 111.
3.
111. Sturdy and their large family sang
-- _ i themselves happily throng?' a w•rions
lininanity PIL
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■ FA ion les.
Tomtit/ or ,a:^tgx'fre if you mention valla
Tomtit/S. Banp:
paper and cookies 2c.'taw ti to pay po»twg•,
Theatre -Model GET THE BEST. IT PAN'S.
ELLIOTT
seat plan at Lauder's
a Reserved"o1hr and Charles SI,.. Toronto
H nosed ihrouahwt Canada for I{h.g,
drug store huanrw cducaoaW Enter nowWnte
ratale,le. w 1 ELLIOTT.e)TPr'ne.
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n IIS lino'Sun0uux1unuuulXXNuununXnuluum%ululuuuX
THE HURON CANNING
& EVAPORATING C0.33 ►�
any Quantity
to buy a
is prepared Call and see
of RASPBERRIES.
us. We have a quantity of new
used II -quart Fruit Basket
R
and rices.1
for sale at right P IIIIIX IlpllllllX
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XIII
GE CLEANSER
A A14TI-DRUD
'That Beats the Dutch
er of its kind
cleans
The only manufactured in Canada
Sold by all Grocery and
Hardware Dealers
ode
for
NOTICE
Robins, the up-to-date
G ents' Furnisher,
announces that the
Store will be Closed
Wednesday Afternoons
during the months of
June, July and August
' (honest h• predicament
The medley "l Wino ..tip. SAtnahld''s
MIS
11 IIilO'l ng nail skilinlly 011 1'11041 out'
by Mies 1•:. Watson. 1r. Fred Sturdy
Ion,l 11 (dinner.
Mr. 11ilfou, of 1Mtroil, recited
twv, of Services war poems 1111 the fleet
evening. end"1a1e111' Me se51
le11
0
Ifor this I•eemi l 1»t feel
i-811-lewln Watson -starred- In -treat
ited 1111wn, the tate\111 .le'Ii1• showing
wddiers around a camp -tire being most 1
efr„•tive. "1). P. It. .t.' % II.' n ,110111• 1
gnartette in which Miss 11. Dickson,
Mrs. Buckley. Messrs. F. Doty rind 1'.
Tww,lfe sting an11 ',cosi the Herts.
Messrs. F. !hay and 4'. Ihl,•kie' hire M
Violin and WWII, dtief. a sol,.'tloll fr,mt
••1111 {toy.- The central feature 111 the I
program was n -set comedy, -The
Kleptomaniac,- 111 which the interest
wlas smsta pawl, nN the ores agents .M)'.
-front start to finish. The erste in-
cluded Mrs. Mickley. Misses 11 Dirk -
son E. flays. Erse,• Meager. t.,arii
rick 1
Watson. K. William. and 31. C
Iland, and this clever1esw INifh of the
playlet rind of the vi Hi in which it
wo• IN•rforn,..,l 51 ill lie it 4lrassIli
memory for m11iiv a it lay. .t song
revile inehlded "I111hh1w,•• '.Itlnehird..'
and ".vim,' 13 illi 3Ir Frank holy, itis
F Watson 1111d )!Ir 11. Sturdy as the
respective soloists. 'I'bl. 141s,. was very
effective. Mr. Iltickley was the musical
dhv, tor and (he oreh.•srl4 added much
to the enliven,' of rhe performance.
The dances were {liven tinder direction
or 3I l•w Mollie.
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Thr 411)111 web,»,I bon 111 meeting nn
\Ionday 00%10llillg decided that in ?attire
all hontisew or increase. of x,11441)• are
to date (ruin. 4epfe1lt14•r 1sT following
a full 4'1,11' w teaching That is. N
tearlier rnmu„•n'1„g her emus gement
at New Y'eMl's will nor re(,'iV'' Mn III
crease drill one year
from
behalfthe ,follow
1111t Se•t•te11,1»•1'.
f the
tear hhta :'tuff alis' Sharman. principal
of I'4401111 a-hool, thanked the board
for the *Oa ry Iwren men rwWitly
granted.
M. Robins
OPEN EVENINGS
South side of Square
is Rheumatism ofthe back.
The cause i, Uric Aad
in the blood. 11 the kilt-
nea. did their work there
ao'dd he no Uric Arid and
no Lumbago klsIjc the
doer. do their woe . The
^, e, positive and only
,s a for Le•mbago is
c
odd's
idney
ills
Sign in a restaurant -"Don't make fun
of the coffee. You may b4• old and weak
yourself some day " Wear l'ridham the
tailor's clothes and you will always (eel
young.
PICNIC
SUPPLIES
Doc
Paper Plates Sc a dozen; 2
dozen for 15c.
Paper Drinking Cups ;ic
per pkg. of 1).
Mapleware Lunch Sets,
special this week 25c per
set of 41 pieces.
Direct importers of Crown
Derby, ()whoa, Coalport
and Minton China
Chestnut
Stove
Pea and
Egg Coal
Soft and Cannel Coal
in any quantities.
MacEwan Estate
Feb. 1st, 1919.
Sol...rits• for The Mitral low
Where Quality Counts
Ase
Three flavours
to suit all tastes.
Be SURE to get
EPT secret
and special
and personal for
you is
WRIGLEY'S
in its air - tight
sealed package.
A goody that is
worthy of your
lasting regard
.because of its
lasting quality.
WRIGLEY'S
Sealed Tight
Kept Right
The
Flavour Lasts
4.
•
suing
1h
CANADA
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