HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1910-8-4, Page 5LOCAL -TOPICS.:
FOtIlter Geeierich Lady Married.
judge -m;(1 Mre. Johnston. Sault Ste.
sees, ,.roam met the lnarriegt of Mrs.
Joheetone' sister, Matilda Kit•ki,attick
(;ralaiuu, to the Hon. Mr. Justice+
Uttt(n>. 1hllvsuu ('t1%, Yukon territory, ,
Tuft' rS(i+ M1'W. l)ug+w is veil known
t u
1tL(rrNl+'11,'h ; rhe ie-+►, is ghtrr of the
eat-, Th•eman Gotha/it.
Death of Joseph Horton.
1 town rester- ;
, den and I'att•ol-6.,,1,14 Me dollen( were
b1 chatty.. .1feer i rent et 1'e(,faun
Kougvie s, where the hum. Were kiml-
ice• to -vetted toaf ut.ateliy-; yt_
telt be bole . en
stretch (covet li g the w14144. ist4iu4• its
Veru hoUls and K 94art.•r: exelustve ret
the tent. 'teutw were pitched and the
camp set in erde,', atter which r game
of (molten eros eu iuymel. A camp fir,.
On11111. the Iwm
acb eopleted the derv's out•
de• et the ridden . rat
Horten• which txmut•re t yesterday
atoruEI)t ou u butt running out of
Cbirage, teeth was the result of a
stroke of apoplexy. The remains
err twin* brought to (materiel' and
the funeral will be bold .Saturday
afterate ,IL
Auburn'dnd 81yth Lin ed.
Thr t.lephure line ,burn
alto /Myth. whicb.h*s d and
,Oersted t.y the Bell Cotn-
may, ha.. been pal the
bode' lett Rural Te1ep luny.
Limited. Thin line new
„nes antler construction a the
subscrilwr. ,mf .toe ru eesee
torment ten. Progress vulvae
ill utl1' marts of the which
the roil maul intrude t
•
A Good Report.
Line Purchased.
between A4
been own.
Telephone
rebated b}
added to the
,n will gay
messy :+
is being
territory
u cover.
Ur. Field has lei -rived from 11,ljor
Ammon, of [.0041011, the . feIluwtng
el=t) gietitving report upon ebe l)ude-
r,rb Collegiate testieule cadet come as
a rr-uk-ut ting .'cent Annual inspec-
tion.;
Loudon. tent.. Jute sem.
To P•tr.eicd r'uHetgi»+e 1i Banat. '
c:odetich.
Set, 1 :.414 directed to inforn, you
that thio repute of the annual limpet..
11„U of yuan• cadet curer is 'considered
'h) tb, Adjutant -(.neral 44141 4actorc
and le i orupliw.nt yon upon the in
tetlst iu wu,ketry end proficiency o
lee seeps.11 extended under drill. 1
1• t ,'. pleasant to'ubeevvs the good
repel i .IN'u the cadet officers. 1. het•
t lir 1, set t,1 ler, sit'. your obedient
set i toe
1.. W. `I4. -.sox, Major,
D. S. A. M. U. No,,i.
Corte Hoeday.
Ow holiday yeslerdat proved to
iwas N.putal a day RA ever. for the
toll ,! nutn'Ler of pienice. Several pic•
ow404tiea theme to outside points.
echii•e o4.her, took possession of liar -
hot Pmts. There was a good attend.
f
hrare frame a hn•h they -cell r8 slate.
e The school for' the Blind is maintained 1 ]I
by ytythe 4 tntaftio ioyernmermt 46a 4.441
(41 ll mailer
rap*TVieimn of the{lwieter ofEdtt e -
riot
1, and the principal will promptly
an*wee any letter titinr4tiit•y concern-
ing the school and its work.
Harbor Notes
Last Friday warning G.pt. Alex.
took i. hype 'he Bavtiel1. Mom I
arrangements were Mail(s to fil4Cy- e
game ie Irate -ball .11 Friday uvith J11'r
Smith's less at Bayfield,,• •
The Ing end lare Luenjoyings hre all
lling in rplendidl . with
camp -lite. Mt. E. P..Ot.wert. of Um.
dim, a divinity student, arrived Mon-
day evening. anti ham ,•herge of this
tierotion.81 work. H • taken well with
the boy..
How the Blind Head and Write.
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Accompanying hie anneal hetet, in
hieh 'he ask. the readers of The
lgnal to tend, him the name• ant, -
Nest office addr.as. uta any Wye or
ight
alo.defw•t4444 Oust st thwn to e eenn,)L * e. tpo l
he publir .rhumis with adt•antelgt•,
Iheave! Gardiner, of the (bailee. In-
itutiun' for the F;due/itiol, of the
lind, et Brantford• send- us a card
n which lie has print.,). without ink.
to Inner•, toed by the baited in their
ceding. Three letter, are ...imposed
'o j1U144'Ietontal 4•'W44, and', he c4. 16iutingeil l.
one of points that have been nun•
ive4l to represent 'the vatiou, Itter-
y. nutlte•rai and inimical 4-haiecters
mo,t ingenious. Point letters saw
uch easiest to read with the /tenets,
n line letter,, mud bliud children
„u le.u'n to read end write• word1.
tires and monk utgue, chi -writing
tug dome with 'steel stylus alld
THI;.' l ;NrAI, l.f3i)FlIIt'n f 1,�r,. i Ilio
CHURCH NOTES.
t'`'' +' :eeceplably ' Knot chutch tact
lurid fy evening.
hr.
LI,.ti-ve
towel,' will tie octt-44yiltate, It. tthe pulpit
Knox church next Sunda)', .
t-' ort+r etre,_-Llrl{tt
• next eutidey .nut ring the quarterly
services will he held : at 10 o'clock
the lovo•f«a.4. and w
teettutony etting.
lalttc'ing the ye4ulur service the
reception . t"&A.w• luetuh -r*, followed
l)y the a.44.I&ment: of tate •lead-' a ftp,
per.
Tb. .,Kolar meeting ,.f tb. tattlie
-Methodist church will he held Mouda
evening. August `(1b. iu the churc
Peeler, et M o'clock. As this will.be
the. 1484.1 W4rtiiig}t b.f,,re' the clans I,ic•
uic 411 for W4.wttel'n 1414 rt.tuert4d- i
Ile p►wsenit. -
ai
(1
Ned Ilt.. Sibbtt. Mil, Mibbil, Mite, .�
wh+1 and Is,.1e1 1)ntel-*4:. '1,es F. H.
41.10 41110.111111111. 41011111.10. . ' 61.111111= 0 Olin 11111111111110110 ailliallil 411111McLean. Mite, H. C',, AtctA'tU, Mer.. E.
Met near I l:,-..•Aalerait. �1Litt c•
Mary and 'felon Marquis, Mier %Vitt P. A. Fez, all of 1Jeaptfntd : Mrs. A
W. Welker. Miss T. 'Walker. Mi--
Muriarie Walker, Antis Willi ,.
Jack Atealkev',. Mr. and Mr's. W. J.
Belle Pyy_�ek11. 'flee. (4. E. (ii Mite
:lora Griffin. fair'. G. i11u. lett- of !'
Guelph: Rev. J. Th L4-(iear, '*Ire. f
lees:ear. Miss Lela 1r 1:,•444.. Misr+' 14,104
last:ear, Ltn44ine, Mich.. Mr.. 1V. W. '
smith. Battle Crrrk. Mich.: ',Mrs. I.:
Huwilton. 1%'atlt too, lima : Miss A. ,
M. I►ouglaes, L. K. 1tuggles.. Mrs. J.
,'
C. Roy. Masa M. C. Swell. W. 1V.
e { . M. 31, ltotwlliun, 311ss E.
, M, Kobel ton,
d
('ens Peek. 31r. and Mrs. J, A. (iron-
get, Misr Promos leer. Margaret E.
Anthony-. 11ts.. t1'. Fairbairn, Miss M.
U- Fairbairn, Mr. and 314s. Jo/mein-ie.
'Nylon/AY, A 141444. 4, 1410 5
CAMERON'S"
BIG MIDSUMMERTSALFJ-�
The Victori1'e1rkt. Methodists. s hurn held
their /moiety ,luarterly ,tea at the
home tit Mr,.. J. Steaag. Faun.'ttreet,
,rt Menday ,evening, August let,
Alt,•t net was served the;o.tol', Ker.
Dr. Iledd, w4. eppuinted 'hairiaan
and grave a shunt -address. This was
followed by a live/yam 'which was
.both interesting and profitable. The
Heirs icke oteheetl'ii futaiehed rtlu4ic,
Rev. J. 11'. Aikins,, ,Secretary of
temperance and ,morel reform. will
preach iu the Vittoria Greet Metho-
diet church next 4uuduy mnrni,lu at
II o'clesek. Love=tenet et io o•clo. k :
Sunday ,,loot and Bible study :at 3
reek/eke- The p:'etor, Rev. Dr. Mtntu,
will preach in the evening :at ; o'clock,
Sttl'ijt'ct : "1'b•• Manifeetcri Heartache
Ofl:,i(1" The saclanl.nt.orthe-Lotdes-
Supper will be atitninistered after thist,
melee. #'trttorn in tuwil are earth-
ally invi+.•d to three set•i'toes, Alt are i
welcome ; -.eats late tree,
Rtcellent areangenents have been
ad« t' the pulpit committee- of the
aptieCrhurch feet the, itielith o' Aest-
t. dnt•iter thesabbence of -the pastor,
4)
tan. Jubn threaten. jr ,alio( Oetruit;
Maw, (i, Harris. :Hiss H, Burris, W.
f E. Elliot and wife. Mrs. 'IcVerlen4,
lila, McFarlane. all i'4 London ; Mr.
and Atte. F. C. Mabee, Cambridge.
Mann, : Mts. Frank H. Joyce •and
chiidt'en, 1Valkervill.: Pauline E.
Thompson, M. Mille•, Miss i..' 11'augh,
all 'It `tratford; J. A• ('Ntnercen and
wife. i4. E. Scntt. Reg. leiidharu, nit
of IiVinnipeg.
•
rill
If
of
Rata, C. H. Jones, on Iris vacation in
/unreal, On "outstay. August 7th
til Itch, J11. Ernest Fartuer, B. A.,
re of the lecturers of ',Master Urti-
r.i'ty. and -on et 1r,ef. J. H. Farmer
race et the picnic tat Attr ill m Point
-tiw3uuday re: hQtt1_0_1'ifteeti
4fk.',4 3f.(h0J4st church. • iiatnett
-woe e,,tsgeel in and. although the
mitt Nuel windstorm about a o'clock in-
tetered somewhat. everyone reports
aa enjoyable outing. Rimm married the
r4..*o "ver at 1::s4 and all were beaen
to teem by .+:alar p. in. Thr baseball
game tit the Agr'ieultural Park i►t-
Pastel a fele er..wd. which dispet.ed
suddenly. %then th.• threatening tip-
ieeemee 01 the clouds near the doer
of the genie prticiiie.d the sp 4-'4.*toiri at
good iv.ttin4.
LrWv111) s:eiling multi, the North
Pier, cleared form tbis'p..rt .tui it. an•
i up the lake. 'Phe crew this !
y
• _teams lauusellti--atut Jtlhtt_l.Awese:__ �atst
emit rol.4.4rt. int Capt. Al*'*. Lawson.n, he
c
The etealner Dunils., of the Inland
Liner, were herr •Pride.. and leaded I tee
t)U t
A V
t sixty ttuim"tit' parltngr freight fur No
Fort 11GUi»w. 'I'h.• D,.t c Engine Works sue
Co. and the hen.ington Furnjt ire Cie eson
creole the priceefeel elimment.. hR1e
1'he steamer .I. H. Gilchrist teem wri
anchored 4)11 herr last Frith•motto
mT
ye
who 1'01.'1011 1Y visited (,eder:ch. will be
thepreacher. On August '_let: *nd1
:d+th Mr. Chan 1.4- 11,. of London, ,
On* . who is well Loner's to the 1
church tedae e.1.'ellenf preacher, wilt
fill the pulpit.
The peopl'r :rt tending Noel) itieett"
Mrth,Nii-t church next bund:, y even in'
will have the optpuctanl i c y o. seeing and
axing the Rev. A F. Aikens, the -new
elite tsecreter y of temperance :end
teltea's: ZTi uta
Tike -4.e 1 hula
ntreent, was molter iu Amherst.
VA Heotia. ft ie to rids place 14.4 his
canes: that Men. -Hemilton Wigle..
•indaW of Mre. tree. 1:ox, of town.
!gamble -gout front Wit:nipeg. ' A
terin Thet.uN1Jian rays of eft. Ft
A Stormy Summer.
Thisseason proruisea to be rem.ln-
het,l N. the stormy saner,., The
Ia.t few weeks thund.rrwrtne have
been very frequent, and a number of
then) here hewn uncommonly severe.
Ther et 11'wines/Ny.0f teat week was
by fen. the worst of the lot, hut during
the I.a,.t week there have been further
dist 111'hanmee wore or less revere.
Yesterday afternoon a violent stores
of wind and rain swept a portion of
Cnl►aao.-Townt.hii,: threatening soy
Brain tb»t wee still standing. • There
was veri tittle rain in town, but about
3 o cal.: Abe lightning struck Andrew
Wiltiamw,u'tt house on Trafalgar
*trete. passing down the chimney t..
the range in tifa• kiteben, which danced
about under the shuck. Mr. %Villiatu-
ein Was stunned for a few minute..
but quickly ree•overed. We hear that
Me mem Yesterday wean Pert violent
at My held.
Miss Grate U;ckson Appointed.
At the 'muter meeting of the (:ode.
.143 public ticht>nl hoard on Mu'day
erecting. it was decided to accept the
'Pmlir4t i„n of ills. (i race 1►ickb.'n t o
art a. Ltndr,Rarten director. Miss
Dickson is a Goderich girl who Ilea
1'een'teacbiug at Stratford. it also
was decided that applicat.ione ter care-
taker of the new school he willed for,
septic -mita to state ,salary. A. Bar.
''lay Lbs':ttehitect, lep,nt.ed as to the
emitter* un the new sehnol building
end the following pregress certiSeetes
were p*'sr'de---E' e..--.-L-e, til: C. J.
HarPe M.il4: Gederi,h Planing Mills
Co., I�ene: 0. A. Reid. elder: U. Mune
rte. 44, An account of Fred Hunt
for el and JicErren•a account for coal
'4 for E& 3,(14 also were ordered tube paid.
fl. J. Han per's tenders for feel, h.'nea
u=i44and for electric light fittings
et 1 ,2, -were accepted. Tendert
will 4se called for desks for the new
for the levelling
Averts
ecbo,,l grounds.
Relief for Entrdnce Candidates.
leim nnoaneed that in view of the
large Pregw•.rtinn of candidates for the
',Weiner "xaminatii,os who failed to
make the required number mf marks to
gat them through this year, on account
"t the *netted '• trickiness" of some of
the question,, the -Minister of Educa-
tion of ()ntario Gane authorized h.,arde
of elemint•rs throughout the Province
grent PI'eaent )4Ar. pass etandlttg to eir diecretion. ewrr4the d
mites who have made lees than forts per
clot. le any one subject, but who bnvve
made sixty per cent. of the eggre-
Rtte quirks. Thele a high standing
mule by a candidate in one or more
etlhjer.tw at the examinations will he
sabletved to c"mpensate for a standing
'-'--other subject, provided
enole in any
sends.. of ded that the total
sixty marks obtained by him is
Per rent or Over. it w s the
reeminetion in arithmetic which this
ler .was regarded as being composted
lg y of eateh uestions, and which
"rgetnumml r ofcandidatethe fts. ThenDe-
• tementet tulle will, we understand,
h` elTie t in the 'Use of f nderi�R
thorn
"� amitlatet, let, a good proportion of
passed the examination in the
erdinet•y way.
Y. M. `. A. Camp at Iron Springs.
thre Monday morning, in spite of the
Scouts Atehin4 rain. a number of Boy
onat
entitles. ht ed to slk miled from the town.
°p the take shore. Scout -master Hay-
whiletIeaitt Shephard , 4.*
famit}, petite
The pfr,i'sure yacht Aide, ie iu port
on ire return fi on';i thhing expedition
to,31c(.ergot ', Bev, it is bound for
Iletruit.
The eteatuer .f, H. Shrigk.. *trivet!.
thle nlnl'ning with n cargo of coal for
the town. _
"!be w•4Atety w:dl of the. Weiler room
of the Big Mill i. being extended :ma-
w/aid to Ulrike femme for another boiler
to be installed shortly.
The .ace t atom' is completed for the
fou'dation 4.f Lhr engine room for the
Big 11ill'sn.ty elevator,
The concrete work ha. been com-
menced tenths. Big Mill',: new elevator
and the Elm atm ('.weans'. annex.
The bt4:uuer H. N. Jex arrived from.
Sandusky
on
Asn
4.d:y with
Ca 4•
load
,oAl for the'. Big Mill.
The eteetuer Turret Court arrive.)
Monday with* cargo of el3,ta4e Mahe
of It heat for the Elevator Company,
The schooner. Koltage waw here th
week with a lurid of slabs for McEwa
131ns. _
PERSONAL MENTION
44. , Alt.-, left la,d Fri•4,,y'.., .4 hip 4.. Van-
( T ,,, ., i- „oir:ug friend.
N It.
4.r,,r.4. a4ytuwtr. ,f N •.,. . i. ,, t,.;.,.,• .,t
11), 1st 1.,
Mi.a JfoniiTaijfrrai, o(T:itir- '
MI.,.. Nairn.
k:
1., s,a•+t . t• a..tt2 '.r t h �;.1. �, n� tl ,� •,Iltit _are
Mi-• J dui+tu+,. nue.. 1,:• ..j. •, ,
I...' Friday.
•„• ,.e. ,
, a -Ft.
L. N eu .•v le41 uI M.. ,
Irt•-•rhe-y1.+t.
:M.- Mau a114.4lr.hur,in m_hur.l
1 >le none,.
Mt - Mines. Havlll. of Nero 0 guest of
Ms .l'. A. Nairn.
Mr- J. L. Ai` ken. of o• e. • v4-i:ing her
ern J, w}+s An ken.
0,1h F-n4k
4.i •,-1 1 .r k
L. ).. N"G, oy 1.'4. , _ 141 +., chi of
bo.4 tit ..
K. 1:.Obettsou,bl1rr61,-, n'-uarford. wain
tuttn u.. 4.,444.••01) Mond:,t.
tine
Uu,.Jpt Merr.1& • ,ler,:' Kiil;tey I..pQ1it-
ii,ir i esu 1 -este.' holiday. in 1:0 ierich
.li-. Pearl A. Fatquhar.on. of Hurret°. N. C.:
4.♦ 4rinn,t het cottage, D. M. Aitken.
Ali•- -T. T. rain. d 44.h..I,, - . 444.. F- the
Yee••: „f'L,-r enn.+n. T.T. 1,. _i.4, tt I. we'k,
.4.0.4!.4 t of 4'llu.tter a 4f b hi w • i,d u4wv:,
l.,t.•tt h,• :) other. IWt U:. '41 .t•1. 14x, earn
I t
- ,' 1,�N- M tCc44/ •.'4 .i.tvr, Aar
14. e. F, play Imo? rTr;f .ti-'4Trtp-t4.-the
41 .111 ).u, -Pita( r,., Ir elrwit.Ma.ter
4-4'141( .r SMT) Latrle - o1.1
Ut..n".end ?1F-- Lily Bosd, of Toronto, are
pe'.dh,4-holiday. at the hm
oe ur their mother,
ire. N. 80)-d.
i entre Lethbridge. Grua! i -t ..f Knox church.
t/Nit. 4- .pendli t• a few de'. - • town with hi.
o:d h irnds here.
0.•...4, t . Wit,• a,rt. Mr-. - ' ruin their
,
4410 , 11 41,41. of 11e1r,:(, • • ,•.reg - lhtar
1.4. 11. t„N 1..
T e . Kht, Ln,,
tVr','' tote, 011
W hh1-'11 a v4,4f b, 411, t . .i, Wngl.t.
Aikens- "He►sa me.$gnetic animal-
It).:t pleasant and nblespeaker. His
•uidl'e*..4 delighted en.4 inspired.
'Without :ant -apparent effort he kept
the attention of,hie bea:'ei s through- r
out his address.'et
THE SUMM$R RESORTS.'
A` Mote! Sunset. .,
rhe following - ata - registered o t of
Hotel Sunset : No: timet P Kiel, h
Mise Elizabeth 1' Rice. Det:oi3 : lir
and Mom" le H Baird. Hugh B,,4,.1 ;';
;.'I.rd)..o ho ha. tier) .ler the wcathei.
•';natrfu •1 4 it .w nttac,. ,.•.•, Net !' i
,1(4444 h:.4 Iw stet' awls}. • 3 . It I W.
ilI. McMordie. of London. A former .tudeot
t iodeemp t'ollewbo, tn.tttute. te the guars of
ercousin. Mr.. T. T. Leckie.
i'
1 . I'neldhMt, �. 1' . M. 1'.t'., alit( 111- l: 't)
ft .e„ 1j�
Munda, fur t'ro,at . \4G;:. Ma e. where
,.•: a F41 -1...10 ansa mow 4r id Aman -t.
Uc."y.• Ise, ki•11 left for I 'hic.,Ku int 1L411441N
terla.1„,.HeextNN;t-4r,.enq..g, in bu-inav-
w„rur (4,11,1 tri 11 F.x u,:-io or Indiana.
Toronto: Mt. He:rt Bet -need. aft.
and Mrs E H Bingho ut. Mimeo 11ariou,
('lura and Margaret Bilrlthnm. 31autter
Aar.. f/uckhare. of Chien**. arrived Tuwiday
ht wt the .teenier Huron, and will spend
• wrrk. with hot brother: l;. Newton.
Merritt- Bingh,m. alis- Anna Tucker
Mien l� Eder»: d., all of Detroit t Mr I few
'kit
•
e%
and Mrs Hereching, Cleveland • Dr
of and MtBray.
s
Tor„oto ; Mrs Candler,
i Detroit : Mrs Johes-Bateman: Masters
on John and Bob Jgnea-B:,tentan, Mexico•;
Is Mitt (i 11 8,eedin, Miss F Brreedin,
.13/endued : Mrs li It C:'rson r10d- son,
is Munvo. Louisiana : Mr end Mrs -Ed-
ti win i+ Bell,. Mater Brooke Bell.
Tonodto : the Misses Pitkin Mies
James, Mrs l." J Sleek. Mf.. ft ering.
,ton. Detroit : Mrs J if Shepherd. Miss
Shepherd. Windsor : M: s Euyma D
ht Taylor', Recbeeter, N Y : Mise Ionto•
LO(AL TOPICS iN (RiEF,
The.ummer 14 going and you really oug
to get get flue fen Joe of thaw nobby light ate.
ever. F,.1, Prldham 4' turning out for hl. pat -
eon.. Laloot .tyle,,perfect tit.
A vi.it to Oofertc41 4. incomplete' *about a
call at Wilmer smith', Art Store, 4',,.., .trees,
e here art good..-ouven4r., and a greet variety
of fancy article* can be had et price.' to .ult all.
('apt. C..1..4. Cunningham Dunlap,
of the loth .fit. (iathar•inee Regiment.
foru,4.rls wino tint of the :i;44 d Buenos,
hes 'been transferred to the reserve of
officers. •
E. R, 1Vigle, suceeseor to Jam, '1111 -
min, carries* complete stork of citric
and tartaric tackle, these essential in-
grtdients in the proper making of
lemon and drangeade.
A union Sundae school excursion
will he run from Mitchell to (Codericb
On Monday next. Permission to use
Harbor Park has been asked for, and
the request has been granted.
severe injuriesies t i7ait° retained
of nis hour a ou 1Vedne.dey of loot
week, is slightly improved. but is still
in a semi-conscious condition.
Port Elgin 'Times: The't'e..t Shorn
electric line is making goad progress
tram Goderich to Kincardine. Reei-
dente in this district are looking for-
ward to the time when the line will lw
extended connecting all this section
..long the lake.
The junior band was not nut on
!Monday evening of this week, but
next week will play on the Sgoare on
Monday evening and at the Motel
Sunset on 'Wednesday- evening. As
Mr. Jot)ea is out of town at present
Frank Smith has taken the poeltion of
bandmast er.
Now is the time to plan for an ex-
hibit at the Goderich Industrial Ex-
hibition- The farmer Who helm reed
sample of live meek ..r field product.
the woman who can make putter. or
hake, or do fancywork, the merchant
or manufacturer who wishes to make
an effective dimples, of his wares -all
Are reminded that the exhibition date*
are only mix weeks eft, and that it is
time to think and plan for a good es -
MVO. Eat+ one ams - do his _ part . in
making the fah fair a success.
PURCHARRn FTJRNITIIne RININeR..
-I have purchased the furniture lami-
nae* of George Beckett and am ins -
pared to handle all grades of fnrni-
tnre and to do any work in the re -fin-
ishing line. Soliciting your patron-
' em Yours to scree, fife/MOMtL4ON.
t..%
tltaon ;nut >li-. .
.••.. :aid NM -.A. la.wra•„cc.nt lwwtaiugtottn. tire
••ne.r+uf,lterr 1/r. alai, Mold. Vittoria tett,
•
Mr. .iud Jia, Arthur 0, Clement andchfld, of
Toronto, are attending their holiday. at the
home of 141r. fitments father, Rev. B.
1, lenient.
Sit..... Helen and ttraee St rng lett „! F11
'4':4. oh u 11.41 to Iter F'.1 1(4 15)+4,4 M 4.• Helen
Strang 1144Y 14114(. au -. co,t,-,l r.., in *tic
('uet.t a Itic..
Mi.-v.11:1M.aint Maud 4J4-..,- 4. ..f Nevi- York.
and Mi.. I.nbe•l..of Htrweklyh. N: Y,. are4'6.41'
ing their thocnt...11r.and Mtn, Uts.rge Itiswclt,
the p,w•t„n4'.,
Wet 11. Met 'tenth, of Tile' TorottU. )star, i.
, hen4`11�re t He hw-ill w(un1 to mTnna., via
J1ila:4411.4 .anti ('h1cag„:
• Mt.. Millar lett on Ts•"lay, ,r, • trip a.
AT,4-koi..t. Fenn then' .M• eilh o to Montreal
1.• na•et her .F.1er• JI,.• Louie. * teu 4• returning
1ru!n her 11.11 Co S(„j(.u,d,
oir-.It'. 1),1'oa hnd ,l , e'111er, of Lealningt+s,,;
n, h,•m
on it t i.it 114 lir-, l'ox - parent,.. Mr.
.yr., E, Ik,wnir.:. rhes ,-she 4.a the
-a•.,u,e,'•'it y Of y4. I,i,..,•-, Friday +n„rning. •
71i... Rose Hamar. 4r:.dim.te nurse of St.
Jo eph'r hn.p4tal. Loudon. 1. •..pending a few
week vacati.er, at the name of her parent..,
3,1r. :toad Mr.; George t'. Hargitt. Elgin avenue.
-• tnnteUrumlaett 4. home from Toronto
Jtesea to her reet111 They went ro klrktulu t4>4,
k to 41014 darn un4mmett a .titer• Mr
thy- Taylor. Highleuii Park, Mich ; .i1
Mrs 11'illard F fucker. Mies Caroline 'sec
Piu'ker. James Nal:. Miss Caroline' M
Bat•nar'd. Gen Seymour. all of Dell oir ;
Mr and Mrs 1' Ft ed Aspden, !Rasters
Allan and ,Cohn Aspden. Toronto :
John Bray, Hamilton : Mr and Mrs
H R Fuller, Miss 'Fuller; [Detroit ;
Mrs Hasaings, iMaster Murray Hast-
ings, Mount- Morris, N C : Mr atm
M r. Hillger and tws,children. Detroit :
111iw. 11 II Hill, Toronto ; Rog °R-
hone Arthur D Maguire. Detroit :
Mr and Mrs F E Van Du.en, %tate1- ttt
Harold and MVI. Helen 1"an Duseti. oua
Toronto : John '1' 13emeinont'. FM Be; - Aim
nerd, Mrs 1V () Ford, Mrs Robert Zri
.chrew. Mr and Mrs H F Baldwin, • M
14,. E B Nall, Mise ('ulverwell. Miss ;,r,
Arkell, Detroit ; Mrs Vanderville uittt
Mertitt, Mis. Hughes, Toronto : Mr .te
and Mrs Wm AltPhillips, 31r and Mrs tt.t
H H l►tgnew, Retold W McPhillips, ` 11
I Wright, 1V (1 us.
tercillr.
r ae'd•Mr-. J. E. .intima',,, of Clexeland
r1-ltingat the tad).. former ho,,,e at Iksn
ere Tlley_are 444Wonlp*n4edhy \1F..1;race
war, whho Eau, ,col tasking an extenued
t 144th her sister in *'Jeremiad.
b.._Coutrt._avlt° e, in charge of Hodges+
Hsu.•' drriwmakiug.,Tepa,t-mrot left MAI fay
otoitllton a vett to her site et Lincoln.
sidetatne
11 right.
Ont : li F Ball, Londori. Eng : Mrs C E
Tait, St'i'homae.
A weekly dance is given at Hotel
/sunset under a he auspi*es oLCheeli nryw
Mi.. afarg�Ceret McMurchy, of Detroit, anti
Mh. Je.-.e Sicbturch), of New York. are yh.it-
ing their parent. here for.evera) week.- Th
e rr4ted by st4»rner Huron trona Detroit, where
Js a.4e--t4th her sister 10r a
1th beton: aiming ome,
esetung Canoe ,'lute 'rhe Blackstone 4.,a
orchestra played for the ,lance on Fri- T.
dilye:-ening last tend the evening was F,.. s
n6uch enjoyed. Hip)
A delightful bridge part; was given 'ha'
one evening last week 1y Dr. and Mrs.
Bray, of Toronto. There were four
tables. The prizes were won by Mrs.
.!ones -Bateman and Dr. Hunter.
,r (41 4afreme111 14 ,nuuluhre,f n/ Mi.. 4'Inr,.
oungo»t 0.o,ghr(v' of Mr.. (7oa. t1udun, of
.y. to J. Ernr••at H„t»•rr.on. of Witlk4Hun,
vaed' .a'ren'as of the Y. M.l'. A, of llru, •c
.•sant,, Ti,.. n,Nrrb.ge will take place about.
the m141111c of Augu-t.
and l.. 011eTurnr left MetI-' leaving one
Frid r we f%V Toronto
She
will t 4.tt her brother at 11-innipeg and her do-
h•Mt 1Vauchope, $a.k., before 4.t000414irtg to
Oast to rake oossa4(e'tor I 'bit.* In October.
wax accompanied on her *eaten trip by
+sail for Japansn in September. 'Thebil utthreee
es are graduates of the De..cohe.* Home In
oto and wilt,sliest, 40 miw.ionery work in
mental countries ureoUonot.
einc.rdlne Reporter : 7.11. jjlo�.,. Reston and
Mi.. Ada K..twll, Brantford, Mt.. Mayme
tali. Toronto. arrived here on the Huron Isar.
week. They took the trip horn Huffhlo von
i►atrult. j 4�ter. The) _are with their minter,
Mr.. R. 14 - Clement.. Mr. lta.tatl tm metier, of
a+ Brantford',, next mayor. He served In the
council there for four years seed it one of t h,
town'- *Mott civic lettiplaton Hi. bland, are
now uryNng him to run this year. If he what!
.o ,Iac4de he will 4.0 .doubt wire, M he Is very
to etl'lIA 1.
Last ntght'ltnother bridge party of j the
four tables had for host and hostess she
Mr and Mee Edwin Bell. of Toronto. • Nett
The prize -winners were Mi. Aspd.'n lads
,and Miss G. M Breedin. Toro
the
St Old Orchard Cottage : Mrs i 0
Beatty and family, Birmingham, Ala ;
Mea Dr Dickie and /sad�lf , Chatham
Mom ;
MJ f3 RM
Rankin, the Misses Rankin
and Master Robert Rankin. Chatham ;
Mrs J C Dunlop. Chatham : Miss Tee
Doll, Kenton, Ohio ; Mins ti Howell,
Detroit, Mich.
AJ Pdint Farm,
The following have been guests at t
'The Point Fran during the sant three .....A
weeks of .4114.': Helen Rothwell, I 6111p1Francis Ebersole. Met Me('reatb, H, I
V. Johnston, Mom. H. V. Johnston,
Paul V. Johnston, Fred. Mdd.aughlin,
Alice Bothwell, Austin Wright. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred. re Lily Mclkingl
Mtge Graham, .1. T. Colline, Mr. and A
Mr*. F. J. Flishop. J. D. Sinclair, M. let Is
Baird and wife, ell of Toronto; Mr. by
ANNOUNCEMENTS
well'aseorted etoek (tf veterinary
die. wNl ft«Tiiti.444 at Wigl.•a dant.
store, elteceset t• to J -.s. 11,- ileum
A ton of butter wastrel tide week.
IA .•note trete. K,rgw 17 cent. ' per
4oten at OAMRR0)t'e,
II the wnrid int',., meet, l,.mlee-
' melt minims eerie ranlest in stock
h'. ft. Wight druggist.
of,;tll''ummcr stnt'ks',tnd'4easonable'goodtir- lucky -_.Ire -thea( who'
e now for there will be big things
doing in, the way of price cutting and clearilig out of summer got)tk;•
Men's Collars
,Men', Lineth Collar sale
:till on and going at the same
price, Regular value laic.
Midsummer sale, each'-., Sc
Embroideries
Two' hundred and fifty
• yards Embroidery and Inser-
tions, regular value•, 7e. lac
and I:ac• Mid- 3C. 5C4
7C
,•inane. `ale,
,This Store .Closes Mef�'s dose
I
Home rr
at 5.30 Pe m. tuMr'- s silk 41.Ie ho•
rfy rood . t.:4i.:. and 11(1
ud b!k•.
• Midsuenr,ler 141.., lee
}.' very 'day except, '1 or 3 exit Int. SOc
II
t. Saturdays during Ladies' Shoes
August, as i31 July. .� I Fifty stein. 1i 44.x' SW/Vetter.
r.
one table at one price -Slats
in t his lot there ate box calf,
tine 1lungolit kid and an odd
pair n
l f patents.. Sikes from
1, ;3 to tie The regular velure
--would ton front i2ed4 to >6a.
pV ile they K - $x'95
pe pair._`
Ladies' Hose Now_fur ano rte nig clean-up
I.adjes' fancy and silk lisle n,
H , d e. 1lidsuwmer
5"`" C ' , White Waists
Parasols
• Here ae'e•the lots
Men's Boots
1IV44 dozen ladies' summer • Twenty pairs Rueter lime
and natural handles.
Reguliu n4.00 foe.... $1.98
Regtitar 3.414 for... 1.48
Regular 2.1;11 for .98
Underwear
Para.O 1.,
with pert. silk time I(
"e'en dozen usenet balbrig•
lean and merino Underwear,
regulat value 'Sic to 511c 19C
Mid•ucuturr Kale 1
Let 1 --One hundred and toren• '
ty-flue 1Vant., regular value •
• $1.00. Clearing price 59c
I
Waist., regular valtiti *1.34)
and *1.73.' Clearing 980
pFioa wet ice.
hot 3 -Seventy - Nee 1Vai.ts, I�
regular value $2,4414 and Sewn. i
Clearing 1rice $1.39
II
L•',r 2 - One hundred and tiff,
ton malt Biotite, per e1C
.V
pair, 4.1)' .. - , ...
1,
6
0
Boys' 'Pants
i
1
sixty
tether Of latya' Pante,
in cotton. tweed, casewrre
and blue cetyls. Quite a,
number in blootyer style..
Ail vibe., "clearing in one lot
at one Price, per pair 39c
Visit- Our Grocery Hepartment _
in the cilo1 basement. Fresh:eggs choice butter; Kincardine bacon and alt -lines
of choicest groceries. Farmers' produce' taken as cash.
N. C. CAMERON
• THE DEPARTMENTAL STORE GODERJCN
•-eimisisisissa
Plumbing
HEATING
ELECTRIC WiRING
ROOFING
METAL WORK
Etc.. Etc.
Estimates cheerfully furnished.
W. u R. Pinder
'Phone 135.
Massey=Karri-
Agency
A full lin. of Farm Machinery
Binders, Mower,, Hakes, Hay
Loader•%, Manure Spreader's,
Cheam Srperator4, etc., Gray
and lltount Forest
Buggies.
We hay a Also the
Standard Vire F e n c ('
Company's G ood s
and the Brantford
%Vind Mills.
Agency for the
M ,qon & Risch Piano.
('a11 and see One before purchas-
e his any thing en my linen.
Raul pekoes mrd Wort[ Horst,
for sole.
Robert Wilson
HAMILTON ST., GODERiCH
i
Women's Summer Wear
at tialf=Price and Less
our regular tiemi•Anntmal Hale is new in full swing. Entire
et ock of the season's smartest styles; in -
WOMEN'S SUITS
SKIRTS AND WAISTS
Hummer Underwear, Hose, Wbitewear, Corsets, (;loves Golf 1
Jack-
ets, Coats, Parasols, Petticoats, Kimonos. Wra i ho t,,
Laces, Cotuhe, Hair (Coale, Leather Goode, Fancy Y pelt a etc.
Everything must go )tow, regan4less of cost. .Come and see. e
Extra special betgains in Black Voile' and Panama Skirts, Lace.
Nm.1»41 Mu -l_- Wands. .-
Hasement Store Bargains In China and -Glassware.
JOHN STEAD
We.tr. Fitt
11 Slte,t
SMITH'S ART STORE
e 11151. received invoice uf another shipment of
FUR DECORATING,
from Limoges Prance, well knewn as the best porcelain in
the world, which because of better customs duties we are
-enabled to sell at about the same price as the much inferior
American plot:Oahe
We have also in:mtalled one of the improved REVELA-
TION KILNS FOR FIRING CHINA, end 419 mug for
teachers and amateurs.
Lessons in China Piinting
given at our studio by qualified teachers. Mr. Geo. F.
Hargitt, artist. teacher. in one, water colors and china
painting. Mount arranged to suit his paints.
3liss L. Grant, of Clinton. brie /1. class here every
Thursday, 2 to 5 pen. and 7 to 10 per.. for china painting.
See oitr fine display of ART NEEDLEWORK. FREE
INSTRUCTION given eve" Wedneetlay, 2 to 5p.m., in art
A complete line of matet•itile on bend for all kin& of
tart work. Also Pictures, Fratnes, Mouldings, Art. Novelties.
endless variety.
Smith' s Art Store
East St., Goderich.
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