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LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF
Not yet. but worn .unw•r wW b•' hire,
l.11a.r your oder lot your summer nut now.
New gaud. in Linea .tyle and b•.t wal.JJnai at
rndturu thed
Ta ur'.,
Never aril 6
,d otos thew ow. t
a ter 1 n•
/ "Photographer ran tale yburrl,b.,te ,aarty deg in
the wank ttiuoday excepted). au4 you will Itok
/ pleasant when you .ee how td agent iron look.
t-pnoletertna work done in Ent claw atylr
Yui with correct tuateriah at Wilmot. S etch'..
Yea( attest. fast and se• the elegant hire of
a•�e for covering.. Have your old sofa" and
chain re -upholstered.
The Canasta Gazette announces the
appointment of I)unald McKay to he
harbor mastorat Oodej'tch.
Judge Holt. will bold 1/it'- ' (' t
at Zurich May 1L; at, Exeter May 12.
'at Crediton May 13;rat tilyth Msy 14.
S. Echlin Isar opened air.,rbi.r soup
uu YulKh street. in the stand forinet.-
-dyenpiral ¢y Gas. \Vhit.ely R lisl-
,sew.
The titet completed wheel war
tinned out at the Wheel Riga factory
on Friday last Ben Saults ohtainet
it Ar A souvenir. 3 - -
A supplement to the tetalogue of
the pubtic library. containing tihe
raroneof books lately added, has been
Irotaddle ad for the use.of martins of the
ib
('apt. T. J. Stockwell, of 'Amherst -
burg. has purchased the avower Ossi•
rage from the Algoma Steantship Cu.
for the Pelee Island trade. The rer-
un is at the Soo.
The • Doty Engine Works shipped
this week•to Colhngwood a carload of
engines and a 'carload of boilers to be
placed in two tugs to lio•.usarXsthis Wa-
tson in the thing husinese.
KFasaiggewr+ieegiiileiew-ef Preafrer€Tr; iiilldtet t
Wonderland three nights rash week,
relieving Mr. Jordan. Those who
' have already heard Mr. Sugars are
delighted with hie singing.
The purls of the junite fourth and
senior fourth classes at the Central
1 school h,ul a gabs• ut baseball yeater-
_ day afternoon. the younger girls scar-
' ,Lug the greater number of rune.
"Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" was
one of'(he subjects «ts of the moving
R
acture. at \\'onderGDd this, week,
31auager ThuwFrtm is showing good
pictures right along and N'onderinnll
ood
t having K hooses.
The Elmira Musical Societpismer.
ing arrangements to run an excureiou
to Goderich on Thursday, `June lath.
starting at Uuelph and
',tiltingIn All
R P
. -._.. - -- -
xtaitunr west tis. e
F.iwira
ln.-Zia 77t
bund will accompany the excursion.
The board Of ' health held its
monthly tueeting on Monday after-
noor(i. Several mattere were dis-
cussed and the uedical• health officer.
Dr. Holmen. signified his tu'teution, al-
ready expressed. of resigning the
position.
D. Mclaart•n is i1 a fiaued
befrom the old of the
.. Buchanan planing mi I down to AI -
Bert Mitchell's property • .near Zie
Agricultural gio-finds. This morning
he hitched the building to a trac-
tion engine.
Caretaker Watt is getting the.
-Square into shipshape again for the
summer. The towneperrpir can 'help
!noire hie work by refraining from
n ,ng paths across the Krass.
ut-,
I t r corncao•or storiking ala 1 t
r e ,ere the Maple Loaf
i ., , Abell lots hove staked off their
giounds,st Agricultural Park trod ex-
pect t r000tri,make it gotxl field' of it.
.I''he W. F. A. has received the (lUb'r
application for entrance to the Aseoci
ation.and it jai eaten:' the schedule
of grimes,•will he lest shortly.' '
• .Annouecemente h e been i•ei:eiewe
intoe* of for goideb wedding edema -
_Lion cif Mr. and Mn. -1•'. 11. -Hann, .of
St: Paul. Minn..:furtneriy well•known
resident. of Goderich. which is to take
place at their home' on Timed/iv, May
1:1h. Their old friends in l;oxleriob,
of whom there are still not a few. will
°- wi,,h :ter. and Mre.,Manna very pleas-
ant occasion and "mashy happy re.
, turns." ' • •
!- phntogr hie view• by 1.4. E.
Mit hy. S g on the Farm." is one
til 1 snafut�� of last Sat:
Tt odaye' Awe. Mr: 1 ii illy IN A
young' man whoNe work is
mantling aitentirnl. sod- he'prorn-
to make iie ipienditl suceetes as a
phis art' �� is emerges
wi ' It. X. Sialft e. ant so is mile
bands of a poral cipacIt _.
The o@icere of 'the 'C;nl Regiment
are at work on the al?rangenlenta for
the trip to Quebec in July.. 11 ie not
an easy tank to Arrange all the details
in connection with such *project, but
progress in being mmade, hnd no doubt
the Huron contingent tineluding the
regimental officers. twenty bandsmen
and half the strength of the .vim-
.', pottiest will. be in good shape when
tist,ime conies.
- is #be DAtlghtt•t s of the Empire our.
- pose holding a bazaar in the month of
,,.:y.___.4ugpaL lea siker of this a epeciwt
thtettng will be held in the court
-,i- nroe- e•in thfirst room to -the- right
surety the south entrance on Monday,
Mal• 1 Ith, at 4 p. ni., at which,tint
...only the members of the D. O.I .'list all
ladyasiltwbp are dasi
nutint*in; Mat' hospital are etaitratly.
repaested'tu'Yre pretent.
A preen despatch elates, that iso
Alice Chapman. who has I'een gi Ing
}Bible reading's al, curious ` t rs
\' throughout the Province. was pre.•
\ , !Rented on M(mrndav night with n,nnlr
worth -of Mining 'dock 'fry a 1 etmit
.admirer. who crosrtrd to Windsor to.
hear Ler reriutds. • 3lits-41hafr.win4e
Ms yyolioggwwli*aitt wht3 naive the Bible
reading in North sextet - Methodist
ebutrh, linderich, littt1_iveck.
MiA-N-A MEANS
STOMACH COMFORT.
It's of SpsCial Value to Many Here in
Goderich.
A mrtttble discovery and rine that
.appeals especially to many people in
lioderich• is the combination of stom-
ach help in the MI•o-n,t treatnient.
This preparation works wonders in
cases of indigestion or weak stolttach.
It acts directly upon the walls of the
stomach and bowels, strengthening
pend atimllloting them s'. that they
readily take, care of the best that i.
eaten without distress or snfTering.
Su positive are the good effect« fol•
lowing the use of'lflio-na that the
remedy is.tdd las. Willson finder
An attsmhitr gu4rarantee to refund the
-
Money If It row to cnn•. i! .-an-Cent
of Mi-o-toi will do the wOod the
y^' stomach needs. which is eimlNy to
idnke it•do its own ark.
Crop Conditions.
A repent faun Auhurn says : Farm.
1' Lel this distair( hove more than half
land seeded ; a great many will
early' this week. The grass is
fit for grazing, but ori at•ronnt
areity of feed some stork has ep
out. Generally *peaking, the
re better than at the hr,-
Bn
has
of the
been to
eo/aditions
ginnitlg of v 1 , •t year, and there to am
no reason wi, a good crop •hand far
a
OBITUARY.
Mc 1 ntosh.
, The -funeral of the to Mrs.. Alex'
antler .11t 11
1 tttrh. whose h'Ixd:utreiT
h
lin {;ytestiay of liylt week at 'L'llrun•
burg. time pirate wt Thursday after.
noon host to Maitland cemetery from
the ►esidence of 1'. A. dteid, the tie.
-raised being ( sinter-tn•law of Alts,
Held. Ltee. Jana A. Auderynn eon.
ducted t&.. services and the pall -
hearers were two mons of the deceased.
Alexander. of Wylker•ville, and
Cheek* of Peterborough. twat -C. A.
Heid and \1'Ait.er Sharman, of town.
31iir. llclntush"s maiden name was
Belle H1milton, -t• he had been il: for
some tithe and her death Was dor to•w
POMMY, lie stroke.¶ Her hurhandelt nun
of M. Win. McIntosh, of town, died
last July. the fuaeial taking place iu
Gotlerjc also. -7--
Reid.
The death of Mrs. Janina Ileid•
which took (dace on Friday last, was
due to a second sttokc of iwt;•tlysir.
The deceased lady was seventy•Mre
years of age and for 'some time had
bct'n afflicted with blindness, which
because almost total. She wej a
native of the county .Arm b..'Ire-
land. and came to Chir countil"tl'hen.
Unite young and settled in Goderich.
e1 maiden name wan Mary Mc•
nee
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THE•
SIGNAL: GODER!CHr ONTARIO
CHURCH NOTES. P RbONAL MENTION.
At the 'meting of the quarterly Alex. Mstus4 . tett seaside; um. a bathers
board of Victoria street
A
etlu^di II.cphteahnioonu u1(otChdsaywtAu rreud1uttiwrnIof • lIrlJlpialt101. IM
hu1IujruYw ha a-F
ee
-tlwa
+Ylranu
RO•
trove totiralletluel
rtht olraa
tiro. It. \\. Mlly►rrh duriug 111 rat Taar4e sd
yeas' eat parsed
unanimously ,Ani ,Ht tiny. ?t1/1tl1 twig t�tathell a potation in.a Pew -
invitation was Zet.odtal to him to re- Woks nawupaper ala.,
main another year. J• l Jurdsn we. called to Tonna* today and
len u tutu
The pulpit of North street Mocha-" Aewroulflw d C0aau afternIto.... ret 1 ued (rout •Toronto
dist* birch was oerupied last >tiabbedis ettd,ieraatu with lir. Mabee for the .w'.lner.
evening by Rer•; C. 11. Durrant, of Ni.. Prenderga.t. u( Lu,can, wee a . i.itor
Heutuifler, whogn ve a very interest• during the wytrk ..t the re.lduute et U. e enact.
ing talk 01 IndexPerisncei Tb New- Hrny li.lwatd• and ht. on. M.wter Harry,
fr*ndianel, where liewee lldathntuel xr dun �n 1'ustday at a saris to r.•L.I i. ut fu Lwt
A minister Is•fiee conning to O4taeio. Mi., J. J. TTk►uow.,eii waw had Ia»u't.lt,nw
The large con regiation war No an- rehrt ii•v. et 1Stitlda..iute Ja,.l -, arri..d In
aniseedin Mr. I)url'ant'a gral.ln/r lie• ("n yeulerd,Y•
Mrr eins that Iwywould Willingly
Aotstired _meth longer A sok) y wdolltno .W"einV41uld s
n!s et
ie►uW -enlnmt rhy
May-vuh ufff41410g A(ttttloll 14, %%'u. (apopbatll :Hewlett
the l'oioervalics
the musical service of the evening. - cal. nitUen for Routh Huron aj Henaall un
-Yen. Archdeacon Hichatdron, of Kt. "1ut id ty. Letup the sura of Hum Y yank•.
John'. church 144041on townshil't, ,tr-
cooled -Ihe pulpit in Sl• tieorge's
church hint Sunday •nhig and Hev.
C. H. tiunnei•of St. Pa}tl'r church.
C'Iintou, ig the 'vetting. This was the
occasion of the apnual
carupalgn in this diocese. The re•tor.
Rev. M. Turnbull, took fli r work ht
_Hidinestille, $eiuin othili. awl Middle-
tuu:s. The %preachenr at :it. George's
:1. 11. MtIA'ML We. tip bunt I.oitda1 during
Ht. week and ouupiod hi. watt at the head of
the table at the Meeting of till. whoul born' un
Molotov.
Mus I•.,.ie Smith nae rrteruld%sem Tamen".
wiener shelve heen cotepletinc' tier stere. in
mt. be I...en woos.. ut photo E.Jloring tinder
'f. Vette. i
Mi.. I t,uat. waif ratted oi! t�,,au int Maw
der owing ,W the itis hf.r ntlrll.• Mrs.
Howdy. Her dativeyet s todre.k'. want
The Bachelor's Soliloquy.
To wed. or not to wed ; that b the Vu•edWs;
Is to ny4.r11ti.ltnorbler Irtitt114.
Dluwp�tado»ulf►
,The biliand bourn 41t ut w wedded lemon.
Awl by d..nh,c eat her. Too Wed : to .masa.
No wore : and,tlavla a wife at lour 10 mood -4
The hole iu -dR. sNA .hlee.
And outlet wear and au forth. 'rt. a comma -
ion
lie.outly tWlw widud. ii -w -al fur life :
To wed : perehnuw to NLL; fry., there. tore
euk
Fur in that married life what n*lai.. slay ewer.
11 hen se have honeytaieuroing cohort
Most give u. pwaw :. there's the, ewytt t .
rk.t mak... the 401, of dingle life. •
i'ur who wand bear her oroUteid ettEEful
L
1tone,l gnarl., for tea. Planting flit 11A1'14 an
4:h111-. frog, ""1 lduuplt•'• a hts who, h.by elle.
Into of Itarking.hins'upon a,•luto- uud
Clueing initiate that button down i he beak•
%Vise'. he hlutecIf wigLi ■II thaw trouble,. 4del
Walt a bare 04•111 401 who 50,1111 huddle
bed,.
Anis el out and -oral undera •hopp'.tiload
Wise. would .ample: match buy rat. for hair.
Cert ,•sere nod crackere.home W .erre at
eigI t
Yur lunch to teed your Mende : play oe,tro
Atter act : -ilw ragnnae ws,gs. amudua
1'rlettdly llritthb,r.: buy garden liols ..
To lend until thee/tine; day home et Marble
In ttuukID rh1.•tug k .oto ate.011ve to.li.e-litchi andbill..tiu.•k t0 td
At opl•e
Thal duty dove reale avward. of u. all.
And thae the native hue of matrimony.
I..icklied dor with the pale cad of chorea
And lhll.tb. Anita rt marriage fader away.
Mullett... i4. attra•tiou,
-kdgcr liue.t.
444,
witted were taken by Mss Jean 'Yom
Qeoeya furter reunited last Thureda wider _ . mei-Side.?
rout firrwu'
uunl insoatbcru Id.. Mr. -r
nthuds.nc W LM Inede. of t he dnuataa .
1i1'r.ttford Menet.) : he many friend._ of
M re, W. N_ Lau... -.,.4 L44,.riey,, will be pierced
gave alt intrrestittg ,accuuut of the f to tin ol+
",eh bet tied
Carthenay. She war married when work the Alleaiollat'y Society orf the
Shout twentyone years of -age and Church of England in (,'anitda 'lade -
leaves three en s and three daughters, ing and of the requirements to mani-
as follows : ,fames Reid. of Clete. tams the work. - -
land : William, of Montreal : An.
drew, of Brantford : Mrs. Mc4 of CURRENT LITERATUWE.
Milwaukee ; Mrs. h. 1). Heed.and Mics •
Rend, of town. She is aurvyvwel .tirs + �itTsHt-l=atlp:i�i�w�; 1
Hreman tKeifers leant
pl iie cover gives touch disUnctio
uan's
the Mey AVlll'Itowe 1'uw�aan
y a haft -brother living near Ottawa.
Her husha,d predcceare•d her about
two rears. The funeral took place on
Sunda
y afternoon to Maitland ee
ter¶. lies. _. las . _ A_ Audarson,
pastor of Knox church, conducting
the se
rv.ces, utd the pallbearers -being
John . \
tt v
A o)), John Shaw...lames
Buchanan, 1K -Stoddart, Alex. Stir-
ling and H. Hostile, of Hrantfonl.
Stakes.
AtIi mentioned ma'd inour Iasi issue Sand•
foxes Stokes War u1 11 serious coedit:
owing to an attack of paralysis and
his illuees terminated fatally on Sunt-
an afternoon last. The ftul•JI•al flak
place on Tuesday afternoon to Malt- '
land cemetery, service twipg. field in
Victoria ett'eet Methodist church. - -on.
dttt:tfid by the .paatol llev,K 1.t. Mill --
yard. and the pastor of North street
church, Rev. 6.N. Hazen. 1Tre pall-
bearers were J. 11. Edward. Joseph
\1'hitely, H. ii. Htslgeus. W it, Rub-
Mc.
Mee
�ful
to
tilt•
- Another notable art feature of this
ttfuQ)►sini•.ig-11'fulFrs',age rr�rnodue[ion
of WIiHatn 4litlfoor Ke•r'a painting,
An raged Neat . War
veteran is.•arryiug his rumiwny7s col-
unit iu a 1.►ta•or*t,iuu 4lIay pared... his
eves tlhn.s.I , InwrF in n rit"rtv. 8ellinal
him en,wd the -vague. shadowy foi
of -tate p a, 'al i t •111 1 " ,'
I . aft s who i' dine
the rrtlor..with bins nearly hal
cen{clay ,ego. 1)l.. Ea'tvv,ittt Eve
Hale 'ewes sl a good advice to •
married 4k. Iu' Are 11C Rewdv
Our Childrt•u r" , Trent
Herrick *pptertwhet the pi abient
the chid in the hal-oily' from an ,a
uallj. new t of view mpg_
i
Five r ars a 7)ay iss tTie titer t
aeries of articles on the Ia•ste way(
travel ,ela•oed. In ;addition to to
articles and the usual departm
this Mak Come has some goof tors
including "Itog-in-th,--Manger:" •
llrart Specialist." tP.noake_. Ne
hors," and "Thr (lrvtle High 1
man.
•
1M -Ay 141'clv(orr'e:, 1'nun.iug bite
and the call of the 'nutdtan• '* Id
Only t tr-. tev- tTfrhteSt' ,r tletiu,
mew a e. the Interest.- much a'rtury,
(ni instance. 1114 the complete not -el in
the May Iippincnti s, "The I'ir:Ue of
Alastair." Itup•rt Sargent ftulland.
the author, will bee pleasant ly- Menem-
weed
e nem-.
wenxj as the writerof that clever book.
rhtj attaint 41 Jl.u•cArd." He has
nvustrd his new• tale with a healthful
outdoor atmosphere. Vito will feel
that you tsar would like• to be on..that
emote Lorner of the Maine . chart.
taking part in each stirring- xe�Ru•
tures as befell Felix Selden. Lip.
emestn, T. C. NAftel-end %Vitt.
Nevin, Mr. Stokes was the fifth -son
of the late Dr. Stokes and was one of a
family of seven .ons and Oilier dtlttgh•
ters. The only sure It,ilg Irlgp!rets of
the fl 'ly ate Jafob .qf tl*u„+a
(hales. of Chicagt brothers ref' t
deceased. Nr. Stt ail Wei -horn
Pitt tinttw•ax-titn3 to 1tt;:-stxty---Neve
`iear. He wee married in ititki
Mary- L,awlence, who INlrvives wi
her son and daughter, Fred awl M
\1'w. NcNevie. .11r: Stokes g,.. f
over tjT rri"yy- years * , rsident-d t
town and ('red fut,a situ,• also in t
country. To the wrnilu•rs ,ii the
reeved (»roily' are exteudedl the nine
MA sgmpatbla of the coin uuunity.
• s Anestosno/'.
As noted in our last fsaue, the .Zeal
of our townsman Edward Aroret:et
ocrurled in, Thursday woruing last.
the aye of wilt)• -four years. Ile h
heel' lis pour health all *inter and
fact haul not been really well for
much longer period. \\'hem his teen
Rev. Egerton Arh,stronr.. VT Charin
("nag., was.1'. for heeler eke all
jert of this notice was. in a iwrioi
condition of health, thud N was :t
'.any days ta•fore the younger M
Armstrong wits totalled to his father
dying bedside. Mr. Armstrong wens
native of Dumfries township, in tis
.count/ of :WAter',N,. He was morel
Anil for sone time Ic;tidrti in the vi
lag. of Sheffield!, neer' Gall. An
moved to (ioderich ,about -thirty-fi
years, ago. and dor'', [] most ut hi
residence in town he /\VAN identified
with t-�tthe pinup. an Ginning mi
mennfacturillg hue:►\toss with h
brothers. Two brothers( and :a slate
are surviving io (.o1.
brother. in ('hieago. They are N i
Bans; 1'butnas and Mary. of town, an
Chalet and David, in•Chieago. fits
wife, who.. maiden nein.. was
Margaret Davies, diets Nrnne stint• yelite
ago and Rev. E. F'.• Armstrong iit.the
only child. In religifin My._ Arno
strong wax -is atannch Methtelisl. and
id politics a Conservative. 'l'he fun-
eral wad on Saturday afternoon to
Maitland ceni.Nery, the services ,it
the Route And the grave bring con-.
(Meted by the pastor of Northstre•t
MAtlr.kliet church and the,ilall-bearers
being Jacob Stokes, E. Bosrniug,. \V.
R. �Ahertrdm, Thos.,NcKeiszie, John
Slate. William Holland.'
Local Opt:on..law&.ia Fermi,
Jewel option bylaws`fe n ,auto force
in thirty-one municip*lilie*-in Ontario
n May 1st. cutting oft ninetyfrwr
hr. nes. Thr only municipality -in
Uri &aunty- which is ailectert. hr t e-� e
our
red
be
in
nor, -
t.
th
rs.
or
he I
Ise •
ht. i
ri•-
toy N
the vb r
u lta411 ties .1/c i. n0.c 00 a fair any to ,•e
,utero from bee trverr iliner.a that urerLmk.-
herwl her way to I'hiragu, sill, Mr. Latimer
end ehiWrou. While here .he hat beed day
tittetitter w Int. rat ei..r.-arra t hew err-%tatranler.
r
u41rsL•u•eul,
bard....•r, formerre or -Ash
titld and tlOd('rirh, lyft Hrnw-it ldi. wait.
Irving wild Iii. i,,a.l l. -e iu that town In onh•r
IU ante i„
r toyyaa.k, 111p pooh id,,,br, rMal
vdm ret .ren►n Il ('. Thr mmuMn rel t h.•
Htu.»41+ bowtii,g ",4t yre.rtatad Mr. Maavl ,p
e ld wnnT part '.m ear. Ih the lha[r' of a Ilei•
.034 headed oat'. lir. M.t, dw,.tld w:a lkc
pr.•idrtat of tM elute.
3leiid the editor to the nl'w re •
"You must JWten navel .to' s'Wta.e
-thing-as * rikt lentil it' has been
pentads feeL You are apt st et us
into libel yylts. hit _nut stay,, •'The
the. stole the finals' ::yty, The
to tbier who iN Alleges have stolen
the funds.' That's *N. Oh, gi�l uouie.
thip>r shout that_ First Ward social
tonight." -
And this is the -report turned in by
the young itan . who heeded the
editor's warning :
-••,ft. is-rtmrored_.tly[L. - n UNFIT s{nide
sews given seat ev in Ln w Diumher of
• ` Cupid's f}dvsngs.- -
Khw Nle;,,te.l. ••t'a id. nit A.,r hi"e l -
t nerusty tor fdtide! lerpiog,
- N b
t r cf fragment* ere
nage 1 tit s.u.n• 1',l. ire,
rho
old r
,,�y1 U •till •M
�... p 1 -weeping!'
:
I wa Hr u,ewend, with avrd lrntal intro,
- And rte. Minedend rrareNat.
tett. - .t -tore: ripe mutts n red with •tI to 1..1%
Lim="1 o, ntle.l y no forgetful.
-M t
lrho w•ued el. awl .otos beats.- •
I Ile di: bow and erten getting.
-_tiWuk�+lelvgirLthat it i• you
- y - T W Ile ies4r.ad the art tagettniar.
ldrus `teUlna atiteam, -
1 _ nor here wy layer
,f ra Tae -took rungs MIR 11 her Tel
lis
And wa o cd t ansa pie,s4. •
:^ms .'aa4th4"
Houle all• -Get See --
iTl•1' -
.A They weer returnin't-front the, speJT-
itay< Ire•.
ae� �
�l
Offer Shoe
S
WALK -OVER toll-ttEN, ru•1' •
• titter a y;u.41 �p:giuuing 'IT a -
titting 'eliltaaa to ; yrntr Nprift •
1
fat p•rt e, noi'''g1e''di'tigora ytiti 1 u
i 1 111 firetsucteet. • •c
•
te0re'N I hr ttttusr' -"nark.* ,, t'
towel. a pra.•llcal eltpt •srtun ,d
oboe ed,t'tllrtttt. • 1•:vttY 1i no u
lira „i beauty 1. every curve
a wink of fere. <1 shoe In, t'hiek. .
Lba.u1al.et, d.•Alr, null wr.11er
call tale c,t,ual roti jIlolitlxblr
aeries.. '
1✓
•••N•••
Sole Agents --tor- G dertiek.
•N•••••
Downing & MacVic
g ars.
North Sider of S uare iii uticrit:h
ljetter leave your ehildrei a g
ehariwter to'tiutliate and deft nal
t3avernmfnt ttstids a i pw1Tg v, ,1
reputed ladies f the First Wahl. ^'-
tirs. Smith. cos.' ta,:ay., was the --h ost-
eve. and the f -dies
un are ue teras -
tt I
to taro continued until 11:71 in the
evening. The alleged. h'n.tewi in be-
lieved to arc
the wife tJ Junta ;i11rit11,
the su-call*1 •higlr•priced gi °eel
Where M .Pers • Dean,
••You iii m t, know .e great dell
'larut poi, remarked the -retool
IlWAll. /
"Tes.'rreplicd the gr.'at„ tectivr.
• 1 know - what ;hey ought to and
-.•Amity isms utif vvfiiwf -have
do
••7 Y
n hut t rot
a e Mess
tri •"
a
1 1 u
y
[ 1
y
alt lents they ere going to do
Surae People cnn du nothing we
wept cal and deep and find Gault.
igjl. Mr. Spoonarnorc - she,.aid ••why -
w.
•
'y _did -`y44m mire thaut easy word ? ¶cru aAr ree��,
spelled 'honor'with .a 'u.' "-
spring is dere
n1 '•1 know ►t,' hs answered. "The
w !
•
h-
itt pineott s always excels i n b e
A, matter of short stories, fuel this
ia'• month, is n.. exception to the role...
in Dorothea 1R•akin, cre'atot• of "lieor-
a gin,' rontributes it ',tithes tale
• called "The Serpent's Tooth. ---which
feeling cant. over -me all at ranee that
1 'ort c . , -Wit)j , .0
.1 t� airy t °
Vt ith whicl2 old, old story „be won
her.
Iq contains a !velum for n certain 'Elmira
Is Nmghen who would do well to take it
1t to heart.. Thomas a.. Masson's story.
r. '•A Man's (iame; s_shnws the hum-
.r ornus touch- And keen knowledge of
human nature whirl have earned this
author him tetaitat' ail one of our
futetuost humorists. t'Helen'x First
1 141;ndayy� " byy Gerorge Herbert Clarke,
fiat Twifity tittle tale apropos of [teem.
ation, Day. "'Patience Fesaenden'r.
ve Scandalous Story," by Janet/"Garth,
and "The Bed of. I'rncrsistea,"' hey ,lane
.1 Bellied. Ap alai - worthy CU special
is mention. -
•
r 11 AY "BUSY M.A"',. MAle.t7..Ni:."
Goderich and Iwo TheinettY tnl,_ilLjl hf Msy rinus,jaty''
I- and gladneti;, sunshine and flowers.
d The issue of the Busy Mans Magazine
for the current month :also brings
pleasure and profit for its ever widen-
ing circle of enthuxiastir, models.
"t:wui- Iisns Who Are Doing nn�frotv,�
and How," forms an ini1 g, ritato 4
highly edifying feature in f ii Miiy
nlmnloer, which 's 'generously illus-
trated
llus
trated and prelt rune. artiatie-
nppearaurr. 'The look with the
red rover," as iIu.y Man's is ire
fluently and familiarly called, alio has
numerous other admirable adjuncts
which Grill prove iisirtiiularly wel-
come, it not tnly gimes several of 1
the hest selections from the mega -
tines of the world, but erniairw -tneb-f
inst, wtivr, timely --snot - prrptthtrt
articles An "The Prineipler of Profit
Sharing in Httetness,"-'\tone•• DP.Tyc-
tions on the Average Man,' low
Tlfo.e Who Fall Are Given Another
nee," ••('anadians ,Shoo1� indulge
ira Boating." "A Greaser Besse
of Oars Responsibilities," "1'hg
11'rn•hl'14-Greasiest flow a Menuftie-
tnrer," "Youth Should las Taught the
/titbit of Satin,." "The Adoptions"ire
Aid biles in Business." "Canadian
Banking System the Nest la the
N'nrlat," roil 'Police Force thetlesa
Credit to ('anode." lithe!' attractions
of shit lisaiaggn;jlie might be dwelt upon,
but in -.lax t alas o[,tau�
'euongh• it las Waal as a feast."
SUMMER SPORTS.
An interesting Intros fuottsall hottch I
was played last Saturday) 'morning be.
twea•jh teat N calling thewrely n•�
Iw
gars. The game t•esulted 3 to m in
favor of the Pantiarr, The tram,
were as follows:,
11. Kelly goal 1:. Pridham
W. Blair- point J. Felker
-i.$anderson - point, F. Robertson
W..'ltraiton r. wing, l'. Mt'Arthur
1. Lavelle centre E. Janes
1t. elle r. h. back 1t, Halls
%V. Mo I. h. hack it. ('lurk
T. Slattery eft 'wing 1, (irimp
J. Vwnytune half back ,'.
C. Kidd half -hack '.B. Inose
T. Kidd, maecnt for Petition..
.• TM Nswnpap.i. Won.
A` ewe of 14441110 injpi'rut, especially
`lir newspiip'rmen w.,, -tried in Divi-
sion Court at Toronto .Iiutction ter'
rrntly fir n ti ftdN llnt)2r_Judge Aller•'
win. The publirrhrr of The 11irhitlow,
11111 Liberal suet) Vt". - llr lingo, "f
1Ve wlnn, for several Years.' .nbserijt.
thin. 'rh.• plaintiff 11ainred that ,be
,1 had sent the paper in goal faith ,fled
that hr hal never been notified to di.-'
anoints'. it. rho pselliaster' ret Went. 1
00' wits summ I as it witnres In
prove that some niembat• of the de-
fendent's family hnd taken the, .purer•
from the .fee regularly soft he hal
never been unheated tt, return a rt,py'
to the ppubliatt.r. Thr defendant
Maimed that be had verbally told the
publisher several yeare ago to 'Benin.
dune the paper, that he himself had I
not taken the feller trout the office,
Jlwlgm,ent and costs for the plaintiff.
twenties err rut off._
Th. ProvinCial'Campaign.
Covering the •'present Provincial
election campaign, The (Rohe, daily,
Islay ate -tad at the retnai•k*hly low
rate of 2 -'se. l':werywhere The Globe is
recognized aisCan*da's tiatiomel news -
taper. A1w•ays clean. fair and *noir:
ate, The t4tobe-•is -Ttresentinentiy the
lo� a CRO' AN a.lu+wa-gath-
eret•andexponentis lrij40 inion Wig
Globe stands lowly . �Ifir hest in-
tereetk Of the people h Ieen iti guide
for sixty-four years.
grli
-About --Imq►ifiFa
The indivi.ivalatwho ate Ntwnding at
the 'gretiun office in Toronto;
talking abort employment on the
farm, end how farm lnhorerat are paid,
are, as a rile, what most chaps in: ()Id
London call "knockers" -- mon who
talk froth-- fume of habit, whose high -
rat ambition is to put in the time
without exertion, are • only a hind -
ranee to the country and* -source of
,annoyance to the •lktminion (trfi-orn-
men ofllcial..• A4. n iNuntratjtm ire
the Progress skil?Xd farts laborers con
ret*ke in this country, we route for
example An initnigrent'hroilghtout h
the Ripley agtht., This man has
signed a' trunttact for one year, with
Joliet Styles,' fiarmer, near Kintai.,
H.'ler ivel /attire year in emit, wages
paid monthly in advance. A free;heatw
with orchard cnulaining forty trees
bemiring fruit, all the land he require*
o• his own na• w i111 ti IuIv 1n w, irk name,
111. use of 11110 cow and feed for wane.
'Chis, with set ern' fele* items In the
contract, gives the recent arrival iu
the l'nlmtry a chane' to soon become
wealthy man. Mr. Styles has atlas
r•tla of Moil under cultivation and he
partnitly knows how to apprey'(wte
settlers of -a skilled farm laborer.
inlay Express, If Mr. Styles' ra-
ttle dere generally followed the
fl.' help prtilrlenl would tet readily
not be anticipated,
\ sol
When you hear a Man say that he M
10 tied bf the world it's`q safe in that 1 m
world is Ur of
val. r.
oNey is-seiiiled the circulating
.efllutp hennas it Is duskiest tn'rlrrtl-
$be eel team. �� 114
L.-Wilhrrut kr
The
Baseball
eller
Season \-
has commenced• and we heve,a
complete line of . suppl les.
League balls, league bats.
catcher's gloves of '.lost :ap-
proved styles. Also balls alid
bat; of Irss expensive kinds.
Come along, boys, and get
you: e,ltfit.
Wall Papers
A large rad well -selected
assortment of Wall Papers for
the spring season. We bate
been selling wall paper for -a
good many years and know.
what the people of Goderich and
inlay want.
6EO. PORTER
Colonial Bookstore Phone too
i
The--
King's
Plate
��n1� es,
s -ctivnlv,Aine Pontiac,u and TrafAl-
We will not try to
pick the winner,
\butthe'PLATER,'
r new hat, will
Aute winner
I tyles
The O y Test
If we were not giv-
ing satisfactionour
business would not
be prosperous. In
spite of hard times
we are doing bet-
ter than last year.
The reason is ex-
plained in two
words, "New Cus-
tomers."
awewenweareeer
We carry
The CHOICEST SUiTINGS
ill town.
and thrifty- housewives ,will IN•
looking; fin- 'onnething to taillike
Use drlxlgery , of humaneatling
,.easier. - r�
r11•ett••yyyyry x well•ateerrtetl line
of SoapN`Wa,.h P11wden-,
Hanlon. Alol Hnw)tiie, in fat
1" t'er�yttii ig needlsay..yt.t• spring
cleatiie We hxvr`alwr a new
sip -In -date st„ek of giccerit•s•
cnnfe,tionery 1004LL aryl ii.._ ..•
t'Ienty i1� fresh '114% and gc.0.1.
butter alwjye MI laud
lila Ala de ivensl pr Idly.
• W®. L. Lindsay
The People's Grocer 'Phone In.,
a
Wonderland
BETTER PICTURES
BETT- MUSIC -
s, The Finest
Moving -Picture Machine
---tif-Western Ontario
it's two to
Goat pleased when yoi
because you'll Hint youri.eif
pplly new .11ic11111•-,. .111i, Mir pleased that refute- ;
in a 1.,tsititai 1,, -give briber part with tither. and carry off
.-riviti..-7N,;.--1....tter pictures like our friend here, We've lawn
dity ohne. -building up it •.„,rejnitatiiiii' fur_
Candies with these' witining tvrius
for years. That's why the nein,
of Olympia is Sy 1/44111,11411•4/ Let 111
nerve your "ratite- loan
Specials for this we k.
All the nut taffies at Pie. ter lb.
No change in price. CENTS. CliocoLatea nod Cretans,' moted
o'clock, except SatuidaV at LUNCHES SERVED. at -41‘ HOURS.
M SUGARS
nighreeaf it Wt. • and will tie lin
WONDERLAND HICIlympla Cafe
eV MBAS, Proprietor s
•
Super' r
Ha mess_
in Auburn.. -1 eelliog auls-
stands all
A look will
satisfy 't he
most pointed
cis a chance
to say 'Rauh'
beam,* t hey
hate got
your Money.
lint call end lertine intrdiduer
to you my specialtiey.
AUBURN
I Sale of Oxfords 1
AN' LADY. '111 WEAlt.
and wantsui pair of low shoes -w saye,,mortuy
SATURDAY, 9th, or 1VIONDA ith.
Over too pairs of lamb -grade Oiffigds to be sold a ess Akan
the cost price..., These are handlers' samples Mid. strictly to -date
shoes.. Halos the hat :
lathes' fine Kid tor th.
light, heevy and Met
weight wiles. low and 11
reotristro 42, to It.
hub.. ' tine Kid Oxfords,
with! ht 'sod heavy ode..
Leonia 111.7:t, Ett 1 18
aide prici sfilt so/
In 'addition to,,
Oxfords, WI y
flexible
Regular- mize
\ only. to ekiir
t G. M. ELLIOTT, The Square
r Its.
Yin -Kid
y nerd -
2 to
-Di it EC imiviie les
Black Chiffon Taffeta Silk
Just one end of it. 75 yards in the piece. A genuine Chiffon Taffeta
Silk. Black ohlye Suitable for skirts, suits, coats, waists or linings.
Good enough to sell at 75c. a yard.
ON SALE SATURDAY MORNING".AT-soc PER YARD..
like them.
Half - Price
Saturday morning tee o ill offer 2.1 One* Art
Embronlet•y work at half - price. Miss Curter.
who ham hail charge of this depart nieet, hos hal
to return home. and we are Ile/drone of clearing
all pular-lip Ankh.. at once. 'nog 4. why you
; Exactly Half -Price
rot. (IOW the y of W1/1 14. The best
choosing, ill be done early,
REG• BLACK
THE PATTER
See the new Shantung/
Silks /
Itongh stirface Silks ere the most popobtr silk
this 1104144014 It nleneat impoontilde to get
enough of than). 'We hove holt tipened/up a small
shipment direct from London En . Mutntiing
weave, dyed in Frenee, the tomtit' re except ion
ally gruel, color. svir., Cope')
hagen blue, cream, olfl mem fi natural. I tress
lengths only. Narrow and ide vvidth..
75c. and $1. the yard