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OCAL TOPICS
tibr••rf•
me members of the board present
meeting of the public libraryary
th! tee May -18th were Masers. Kidd,
i, whot4 Strang and T1gart. Aa
pinata f .rp Oso• Mortar of glo. IO for
supplied ware ordered paid.
librariansoil f nxn and sales for
7r-di sod papers. The books Issued
demi the
weariest !lotion 116,juvenileoo If ia-
tesso11e R,14 anagislwe Rs—tow
sy Evening Wedding.
w uq pet wedding was Sprou solemnised at
hors of John 1 Ian
,hest on Wednesday evening. when
m. daughter, Mho Martha Mpruul,
coed hand and heart with Wilbert
Bertgougb, of HeosalL Rev. Geo.
K. itos performed the ceremony at
no'clock, in the presaoee of a few Iw-
frie.dsoff the
cootractiog
melee. Tits beppppy to toe the present
will make
their house In (V
suit have the best widths& of their
Moods for their future happiness.
Annual Meeting May 43rd.
The mum/ meeting of the Women's
geditute of West Huron will be held
m Milnes• balk Blyth. on Tuesday,
play'efed, at 1 o'clock p. rte. A aeries
;a meetings under Ib. auspices of the
lostitute has bets arranged sa ful-
(;twr
Monday. May 211, at the home
yr., McKinnon, Trafalgar street
Oodsricb 13 o'clock) ; ?i ssday, May 31),
soolwe.ville (8 o'clock): Wednesday.
nay .11, at l.oOdeabnru (3 o'clock?
Thursday. June 1, at Blyth (8 o'clock) :
Today. June 2. at St. Augustine (3
o'clock): Monday. June 5, at St.
y,elens i:t of clock) : Tuesday, June O. at
lttatatl (3 o'clock).
Killed by Drinking Lye.
A sort distreesiog accident oc-
curred in Goderieh township bon.
work which resulted in the death of
s well-known resident of the town-
ihip iu the person of Jams Mcllwsin.
The unfortunate man drank diluted
1, 11.1t's lye in mieteke for buttermilk.
F..r years be bad horn troubled with
e .touieen ailment sod had been in
the bat.it ret drinking buttermilk ae a
monks On the day of the a.•.•i.leot,
the vessel c outeining the buttermilk
tool been emptied and removed froth
tie a^cuptotnel place. When Mr. Me-
llo -On went to get a drink the only
!noel to hr seen was one oonuio-
isgthr Gillet '• lye and he took two
mouthfuls of the deadly liquid before
be discovered hi■ 'Mistake. Medical
aid was summooed at once, antidotes
were administered. lout iespite all
that could be doh. hlno•i-p •ironing
retia and death ensued Wedneadey
afternoon. The deoeseed was eeventy-
ua• yetis of age.
Death of A. Osbaldeston.
The death of Audrey Oahaldeston
e'..k p1 toe et his horse in 1 lintou on
Nuad+y. 7th inst. the deceaard wax
the arrond son of the late Alexander
tlshaidestuu. r Goderieb townnbip.
Ake. O.boldestoe, cif (icderich. is a
broth. -r. For several year the de•
erased had heen a graft sufferer from
rbewnati.m. Soar years ago be
went to California, thinking that the
wanner climate there would benefit
him. No permanent cure was effected
sod ;trier rteiding at Rpolende fur
dare years he returned and resided in
Clinton For a few months previous
to Easter he was able to work • little
and bad been in charge .of a maebine
to the Jacks •n factory. At Rester be
anted him brother in Oodetich and
while here took • turn for the worse,
User which time he bad been coo -
teed to the house, suffering intensely
until his death as stated :above. 11. -
tides his brother. Alai., of Goderieh.
the dere awed is survived by his wife.
three little sons hie mother, and one
mater. Mia Marv, all of Clinton.
Death of Mrs. S. Megaw.
Another connecting link with the
pioneer days of Goderich hem been
severed by the, demise of Mary Jane
Riggs, relict of the late Sun. Megaw.
whose Meath took place at the home
of her (laughter in Se•forth on Sun-
dry last. The deceased lady had
tossed the allotted span of life by al -
Most a score of years, her agt being
eighty-nine years and fifteen days.
Mb` was a native of Dublin. Ireland.
Mit for the hist fifty years ber life bad
Men associated with the retie of
Huron count= from a wooded wilder-
ness to its present fertility ma an Wrri-
udtatsl dtstrict Since tial death of
her husband eleven years ago, the
k". Km
.gaw bad made her hoe
with her
daughter, Mrs. Archibald,
d **forth. Tb• Moor members of
the family are Ei. A.. of Winnipeg:
W H., of Vernon, B. C. t; J., of
s'oiderich ; Mrs. Holmes, of Olinloe,
area Mrs. Davidson, of Vancouver.
All will be peeeent at the funeral to-
morrow (Friday) except Mrs. David-
son and S. A. Megaw. who in in Rs%
iaad et present. e rentals. will be
'marred Th
en -ed in M• dandb.ok cemetery,
f4eaforth.
The tate Mrs. gingham.
By the sudden death of Mrs. Bing -
heel on Tuesday, May 9th. at her
bons on Wilson street. a pioneer rose
4set of this town hem been called
xwey The dressed had not enjoyed
goo.1 he•itb since four rears ago, at
which time she wufferva • paralytic
• Doke. Just • short time before her
death rep Tuesday she had another
stroke, which resulted fatally. Thr
let. Mot Hiegbam was a daughter of
th" fate Me. and Mrs. John Blake, of
'( oderie.h, sod was seventy-one years
"f lithe was the widow of the
lata Rdwie ginngghams a prominent
*Urea of Godes a who deported this
life twetstytwn yens ago. The fur-
members
aremembees of the family are
ars, G. B. (,ox. of Toronto : Alfred
&airbags. of Mamdltoe, and Frank R.
and Mho Bvah, of (iedeeicb. The re-
mains were borne to their haat resting
Were in Maitland .wewtery oe Frtd•y
afternoon. The funeral w•a privet*
mmd Rev. M. services were oosdneted by
TrrshbelL The pallbearers
were Dr. Hunter. e. O. bee, C. A.
`cairn. H.Dunlop, W. Mariand
Tia (tnusjey t:de k(n G. B. (hex. of
Toronto. eNrompanled by bee arm. W.
Z. and Mem se Fanny 11..
ate• peep,, as eb. Aemeae.L !'h.
-'*."4 fYsslh have be rvwowatbv
(,ti, sniff ,tn th. l.,w weic
Rev. H. Ferguson to speak.
Rev. Hugh Ferguson, of Stratford,
a Provlaelal agent of the Children's
Aid Department, was In town last
week, onosallting with the local oW-
eere and clergymen with • view to
boidioq a meeting here in connection
with the movement 1 organise local
branches of chiWrao.* aid work In the
other towns and villages of the coun-
ty. Aa a result of the conference a
mass westing mss arranged to he held
In the lecture room of Knox churns
next Monday evening. The pleo of
genets! al conot y oeganizatioe a ill be
discussed and the accede of an ezt.t.-
sioo o.f the w,.rk will he presented by
Mr. Ferguson. The public is cordially
Invited to attend and hear this most
luteresting .story.
Open Meeting May 29th.
The Goderich breach of t h e
Women's Institute will hold an open
meetiog at the horse of Mre. McKin-
non, Trafalgar Street, on Monday,
May Stith, at 3 o'clock. Mir M. Hot -
son, Parkhill, or Mrs. K. B. Mt•Tu,k,
Lucien, will lie prevent to address. the
wasting. All 'adios interested will he
made weleo,ue. The annual meeting
of the besoeb was held on Thureodey-
last. when th• following officers were
elected fur the enoting year : Presi-
dent, Mr -s. Charles Young: vine -presi-
dent, Mrr. Swanson ; ancr•etary-wear.
urer. Mien M. E. Salkeld : diretor•s for
lorao.:b, Mrs. Alex. McLean, Mrs.
Fowlie and Mrs. R. (i. !fawn : audi-
tors. Mrs. C. Reid and Mime Porter:
district directors, Mrs. W. T. Murney,
Mrs. Jes. Buchanan and Mrs. Angus
McKay.
A Musical Treat.
Thaw who hard the program pre-
sented at Mr. King's recital in North
street Methodist church lest Felder
evening will lung remember it se an
occaei'm of rare enjoyment. Every
outntwr on the program added to the
merit of the ent"rtainmeet : ever••
artist moored a brilliant success. Mr.
Howard Russell wise heat t ily received.
bis flue baritone voice end bis splendid
enunciation commanding the warns
appreciation of bio audience. His
..l..tiors were so varied a•i tri alt
greatly to the iutrrest and plemoure
with which they were beard. firs
K ing, who hex deservedly woo a high
place in the favor of Goderich audi-
ences, added to her laurels as a vocal-
ist !y bee exquisite rendering of her
numheKs. Mr. A. Hoy Adams. whose
popularity never wanes, contributed
low ruw iitai soles -tions and had a
very cordial reception. Mr. King's
numbers. on the orgag and piano were
given with musicianly- still. and the
choruses by the choir. under alt•.
Kiotc'. dile•ction, were merited by
good tone and precision. Encores
were numereua and the responses gen-
erous. Altogether Mr. King is to he
congratulated upon having given
Goderich music -lovers an opportunity
to spend an evenirg so plesaaatiy.
Harbor Notes.
The machines- for the new dredge
is arriving this week.
1 paCkage freight steamer is ex-
ported to make x call in the course of
■ few days.
The steamer \Vesfoid arrlyld last
Thursday morning with a c:arge of
hrt,nist bushel. of wheat and ones for
the Klevstor Company. She cleared
for El 'Mpg. Obit,, the soros evening to
load noel.
The stealuer .1. A. M.Kre will
arrive today (Thursday) with is cargo
rel wheat and mite for the Elevator
Company.
Two drowning accidents hive been
narrowly averted at the harhor dur-
ing the past week. Last Thursday
afternoon Melvin McNevin. the young
arm of Mr. and Mee. Alex. McNevin.
Victoria street. fell off the footbridge
between Marlton's shipyard and the
wharf. The cries of alarm raised by
his two young eomp+ttinns arrested
the attention of Murdoch Murray,
who was on the river breakwater at
the time. and in due time'hr had Mel-
vin safely landed on the wharf none
the worn • for his ducking. On Mon-
day night ahrout 10-.30 o'clock. John
Mclean. of the fishing tug Two Macs.
fell off the checkwater and was not
revelled until be bad risen for the
third time. It is fortunate that assis-
tance was at hand in each case, there-
by averting n serious tragedy.
John B. McKay, who has been ap-
pointed weigbmarter at the Conti-
nental Grain Gr.'s elevator, com-
menced bis duties this week.
Busy Building Season.
With the advent of the spring seas-
on. ell interested in the building
trade experience the natal rush of
work and local tradesmen report that
they have sufficient work in eight to
keep them busy the greater pert of
the summer. The erection of that
part of the plant of the organ factory
which wise destroyed by fire Bast fall is
nee of the lergrtt projects in the
building line in Goderich for this
year. A good allowing already has
hewn made on tbe brickwork. The
ezeavation work on thl• mite of the ad-
dition to the postoffice building was
eommeoced last week. The memory
work. which has been awarded to •
At. Marys 000tractor. w111 be gone on
with at once. Nasgle sit Mills.of
In-
ger sell. are the contractors for
MPtbe
Pub-
lic
of the building ► proper.
fie Works Inspector t it stinglast wweear
as
here on an omW
c
ioo of
several sew residences have The cootreete for tbe bbeen let
er
and a number of citizens dill have the
matter of building under ronsidere-
Uon P. B. Burdett* is having a two-
story brick -veneered house erected on
Montreal street and tbs (ioderieb
Planing Mills Co. is t ullding • similar
residence on "teem .treat R. P. Man -
rill is erecting a bungalow oe Wright
street and Rolwrt Doak is building a
cement block hoose on Eight avenue.
David rftwompeon sad Janes Garrick
have reeidenoss in coarse of 'teeters.
Geo. Hewitt's home on the Rayfield
road is being remodelled and Mr Pat-
tersnn's bows on Glrwueseter terrace
•len is bieg remodelled and • Iaege
addition pet to it In addition to the
above a owmber d rinser,* are Me -
proving their rsw(denrea in different
wept
) Maple Mews special every Matur-
h stay Orme and be popular seal ttr7
.mat GI y n art sun 1a^ s' I8.ra1•2TTZ 4
91414110,0$ We.
To Rangiest County Councillors.
It has been intimated to C.waty
Clerk lame that the officers of the
Med Itrttlment propose to !soder a
banquet lie the members 4 the eotset
council during the term of the nu
tory camp bene next month. The
regular date for the assembling of the
oouucd for the Jnlle session would be
the Oth of June, but in view of the
banquet proposal it is likely that the
meeting will be postooned to Tuesday.
June 'nth, and Duct the baogoet will
be heti come evenln, the elute week.
24th of May, Band Concert
The :i!ied Regiment band will give
its first outdoor concert of the swoon
on the Samos on the afternoon of
Victoria Day, Following is the pro-
gram , to nommen a at 3 o'clock :
1.—"Gar Nation. Pry••
L-`l'araller Rn.tleena.'
S.—Overture "Peet and Passant..
4.—Yards Cdawet.
t—Waltz-Love Thear to
t= Jarry earnlvar
f.—"Tea,. Medley.
t—•-re.ur•e Mr'
a—M.teb '•United i�atra
•rioa !tare tie Yiaa.
Wanted by Two Congregations.
The following from yesterday's Tor-
onto Globe refers to the son of C.
Seager. county Crown attorney,
Goderich :
The congregation of Grace church.
Elm street, will today submit to
Bishop J. F. Sweeny the mune of
Rev. C. A. Seager•• whom they have
selected to become their rector. Croon
G. L. Starr, of Kingston, accepted the
invitoinn to become rector of the
church, but this week circuwa'ances
ar•.,.e which compelled bim to with-
drew his ac'eptance.
The decisioo of Canon Starr was
quite nnexperted by the congregation,
who were ca'led together and inform-
ed that it would be necessary to again the ) to office of the sawn Cour
look fair a rector. The cbuimittee who p(tny Un the eve of his departure
ha.l the mutter to hand hive ninon
decided that Rev..C. A. Seager should
•••• in•-ited to take up work at Grace
thumb.•
ns been deemed wise to take
prompt action. for Rev. Mr. Seager be
now considering an invitation to be-
come rector of the Anglican church
at New Westminster. The eongr•e-
gation of this church in considered to
her one of the wealthiest in Canada,
and the charge is, therefore, coosid-
ered.one much desired. Hie decision
01.1.4 be spade st once and the invite-
ri.,n to hi.n to remain in Toronto and
1..- ere t•octor ofi (iraoe church
fnwarded to him today by Bishwillobep
Stv.eoy,
Tbe new Greet- church is t.. he Ire
eased rep on College Heights, where
litany of the tnen,b.rs have !moved
lately. The building on Elie street
will 1,. aild, and the pro -reds used to
erect, the new edifice. Some large
subscriptions have br"o prwruised to- be took the note for the amount. B's
wards the funding fund by leading mortgage cud all that it calls for
citizens who will become members of tike priority over the mortgage held
the church. by C.
The comuutter, therefor*. hope the
invitation to become motor of the To-
ronto church will he carefully consid-
ered by Rev. Mr. Seager.
Rev. Mr. Seager is at present rec-
tor of St. Cypriaai r .Anglican church
at tbe' corner of Folli. and Manning
avenues. The parish las grown rap-
idly Mao. Rev. Mr. Seager breams
rector Some years agn. All the or-
ganizations have prospered and tbe
r oogrsttatioo will he sorry to lore
LOCAL TOPICS 114 BRIEF.
H., a you eel -hes the..print homes -cleaning!
Rem ember twat W llrner Smlti. Yost .meet,
waken wn.dow shadow any sirs. to order. Alm
headquarters for picture -framing.
!thaw that hummer suit- Have yon lltt your
order yet with Patna= the Tailor. who
g uarantees wen, fit and workman blpr Call
and see the extensive amortaaeot of elegant
and esrnet gouda tor.ammser wear.
Supt.. Forrester. of the G. T. R., cow
in town on Wednesday on an official
y isiL
The wet weather interfered with
the work of •'clean-up day." Why
not have another one ?
The Doty engine Works (:owpany
shipped a carload of hoisting engines
and boilers to Winnipeg on Wednes-
day.
T. W. Harrison, otpanizer for the
Sons of Scotland, is in town working
up the membership of Inverness
Camp.
A hasebfill game between Mitchell
e nd Goderich will be played in Gode-
rich on the 24th of May. Turn out
told help the buyp.
The monthly meeting of Ahmeek
Chapter, Daughters of the Empire,
will be held in the court house next
Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Arrangements sena he made for a
day's sport on the may
green on
the 24th of May. The executive oom-
inittes bag the matter in hand.
in the results of the second -year
examinations of the Winnipeg Medi-
cal Gillette the tame of Frank Turner
appears In tbe list of successful stud-
ents.
%V. A. Chisholm has been appniated
one of the areas enumerators for
Godericb. taking the pleoe of J. C. Le
Touzel. who on account of illness is
unable to undertake the work.
Bert Pieter. the young mac on
whom sentiment was suspended sem •
larceny charge. in order to enable him
to .ie ure work, secured a position on
the steamer Wexford and left Gode-
rich last Thursday.
The "Indian lister" whose case wail
adjourned to Friday of last week was
convicted by Magistrate Butler and
lined $10 and coats. Tbe prosecution
was unable to secure evidence to con-
vict the person who void the liquor.
A joint meetinit of the tows council
and the Board of Trade eminences to
!state further ar•rwogeaeote for the
military estop was held oo Tae.day
evening. Committees were appoieted
to enrol In traesporytioo and ether
mattes.
t hwsa. ad
be havrthe enumerators for
divisions of the rldiog iu
town ping o4 tbs inta
ectiotu to
IL H. Ayer, es oo agent of the
White Star Lina,' blsal pres-
ence about tows this w Ile was
acoompas,led by his assist at, A. A-
McCutohsoo, acid they were attend-
ing to the advertising a.d other
arra+�,[et�teoto for the popular Grey -
bound trip to Detroit ot. Time 17th.
The result of the •xamlaatiooe of
the School of Practical Science, Tor-
ooto. have been announced. G. R.
Elliott has taken b000re in his third
yyoar In otvil eagtoeerieg. Walter L
tiaaroden and Herbert M. Smith are
.uocesatui in their finhyear examina-
tion. foe tbe degree of bachelor of ap-
plied assess..
Empire Day, May lUrd, will be ft -
tingly crleheated at Victoria school.
It will he an **Empire Service," with
fitting decorations, vocal and instru-
mental music, recitations and ad-
dress. The young people of the Bap -
Bet church have been larked. and
Rev. Mr. Pollock will speak oo "The
Respire." Refreshmente will be nerved.
AU youog people ere invited.
W. R. Pinder bar been awarded the
contract to supply the piping end
other supplies treoeseary for tbe in-
ewletioo of the water service ■t the
military camp His contract price
was $445.80. The pump and boiler
have been secured from the Doty En-
gine Works and an engine belonging
to J. T. Goldthorpe will saw be util-
ized.
John Page, who has held the posi
tion of bookkeeper in tbe after of the
Western Canada Flour Mills Co. at
t4oderich for the past levee years, left
for Toronto on Wednesday, having
been mod to a similar position in
week
the v
the employees of the Big Mill pre-
sented bim with a handsome gold
watch as a token of the amicable feel-
ing existing between them. Jack has
a hod of friends in town who will join
in wishing bim succe.. in the Queen
Oily.
A Question of Law.
From The Mail and F.mpto
H. H. R., Goderich.—Q. —A\ gave a
find mortgage to B and a second
mortgage to (7. When the interest
on B's mortgage came dam, A did not
pay it, but gave B a note for the
amount at a higher rate of interest.
Afterwards A made ao assignment.
is the note held by B prefer"retial to
C's mortgage claim
Ans.—The n..te did not pay the in-
terest upon his IB's) mortgage. At
most, it was merely an extentner of
time. '1'be interest can still be
claimed by H. notwithstanding that
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Ice cream—all flavors. fresh every
day. st Bvaoarre'e Balinoral
Only fail* once in it hundred—Magic
Corn Cure. Hold by fir 11. Wigle,
drug gist
It's a stsodae,d of excellence, n
:wu.ehold necessity : Black.tone's de-
liciou( irx cream is bulk or fancy
bricks. Phone 240:
There is • revival •of the effort to
form • hewhall imam. for the towels
of this distriet. Tb. slob .zpes•t d to
join ars Clinton Mitchell. Oicidreirb
and pnsdhly Biyth. Tb. organisation
meeting
May
a plasm in Gb
oderis
on the y
The grounds were trio damp to allow
the foe -hall game between the G. C T
and the ti M CA. in the taws
Crepes• arise to tis played on Tnesdey
evening Tomorrow fl y) evening
t h. A. O. 1 teats meta the Victimise.
pr•o/iji_R the gr endo ate sen shape
. Keerb, eerier orramisekiewe
\Vileoo'a icon Pills are the beet
Mood -builder we know of. Mold by R.
R. Wigle, dntggiet, (.oderich, Oat.
Go t.. the GODEEII H Qt'icg LUNCH
for pure ice cream and fancy sundaes.
the best of hotwe-made candies arid
fine chocolates. Lunches served at
all hours.
A STMER FOR
LAKE HURON PORTS.
Our
Challenge
If 11'e • ring, a
necklace. chain, or
bronchi, or whatever
it is, put our prices
alongsiie of the
all order offers.
It isn't likely that
atter you do this
you will have the
slightest desire to
send your Cooney
away.
Beleausu you will
have nu reason for
doing so.
Try it sod see.
We match all prices
and qualities sod
styles and every-
thing else.
J. S. Davey
Jeweller and Optician
South side of Square, Goderich
Special attention given to
REPAIRS
PIEINCEGCOIEfiPAr
I1OT[E.
Assistance of Dominion Government May
Be Secured.
Soutbamptoo, May 7.- Southamp-
ton is waiting with keen interest the
answer of the Lk,minino Government
to
tbe prayer of a recent deputation
from this and other poiots fora steam-
ship subsidy this summer. As a sum -
mei res.rrt of growing importance the
town needs a passenger ete•rteer call-
ing here, and the amount of freight
business from Southampton would be
considerable, provided the •.»vice was
regular, which has not always been
the case in other years. A shipper
whose goods are left standing on the
wharf one trip is not likely to make
any mord experiments, especially if
the oonsigotnent ie perishable.
it is recalled that a man wbo took
passage on the King Edward one sum-
mer for the purpose of act lag es best
Wean at a Southampton wedding had
to drive here from Kincardine, Mune
twenty-five miles. to make sure of be-
ing present at the ceremony. Tbe
captain would cot promise to call here
on the up tip, although he did actu-
ally do so.
Hon. Mr. Pugs). „ on bin tour of
Lake Huron porta last summer. *fated,
so it le said, that a requ,.t for a sub-
sidy for a s(-a.nebip line of gbt be ex-
pected to toeet with tav,, , and it is
boned that at rangeneot.e ((my be ro.s-
Dieted in time to maitre a service this
summer.
Southampton bas even .elrct.ed the
vessel in reuline.ait it is the Majestic,
of the Northern Navigeti.on Oompeny.
Port Elgin, on the other head, is urg-
ing a smaller boat. bedsit*, it ia more
then doubtful if the harbor there
would provide auffisieot ,cater for •
vessel of the Majeslo'. draught. Port
Elgin is having a cement dock built oro
the east side, sad will have some
dredging dons mow but, ercording to
Southampton patriot*. "Port Stab
bas no harbor and never will have.
ImpeoYemenite are •tllut In he Grade
here also. The breakwater is to OW es -
tended in .oder to put the sea west of
Atlantic pier.
konthamptosa'a fishing fleet eonsinte
ret four tugs and a doom smell Aosta.
sed the work of est chow sad abippisg
Rah to Buffalo is going .o• vllrernsdy
Jost cow.
I fav tl eek Ssrtnp wan be t,..0 d.re.
- Sag
a%
nese-r..'..,. ,.,µ-,.ret..-•• a en Mho
the Sunday. May R'Itn, saniv
.ervteee will he held in ' be (i
Haptiet shoo h, both .r. MOOS to he
premised by Nev. J. Pollock. The
aftetraonis n.Mns wW Ian M el r'gr of
the Sunda schoolfoldtd an ex tea
program wischool ll be op vee by the sondes..
On Monday evening. f"asi 8 re e
o'nkrek. the ano.vetwary tea w.11 he
.errvnd In the 5. p.eeet of the ebureit
by the (RAW.. .4 the •ragrep stlor.
TAY will he fritiewesl by a leaser. cry
Rev. Mr. Politick ou ►ale is 11..
Mame." The adesisMnn tto the tea
eieff•nf c.ot of bee war.. dead this and h^Deer• 4. phew., at 'Leo.
Three Blocks from
Union Station
In the centre of Theatre,
Shopping and Business
District
250 Rooms
loo with Private Bathe
EUROPEAN and AMMAN /148
A la garter Resturat.t
At Reasonable Prima
CANADIAN
PACs F$C
Great Lakes
Service
FIVE SAILINGS WEEKLY
TO
Soo, Port Arthur
Fort ,William
Daily except Fr.day and Sunday
from Owen Sound
Cooneetiog Train Leaves Tomato
at Soo a.m.
Ask Agent for Particulars
JOS. KIDD.
Agent, Goderich.
Sommer Millinery
EVERYTHING DESIRABLE
FOR SUMMER MILLINERY,
IN STYLE, QUALITY AND
PRICE, ON DISPLAY AT
MISS DONOGH'S F R 0 M
NOW UNTIL THE END OF
THE SEASON. INSPEC-
TION
NSPEC-
TION CORDIALLY INVITED
MISS DONOGH
WHAT IS
LACQUERET
Iacqueret is s peerless wood preservative and beau-
tifier. It works freely, drip hard quickly. prndmees a
high lustre and ie very durably. You can use it with
perfect satisfaction anywhere—on floors, ceilings, wains-
coting, doors, furniture, etc. It is a veritable panacea :
it cures all woodwork ailmente.
flartin a Senour Paint
100 PER CENT. PURE
is sold subject to chemical analysis. This means that you can
take ant can of "Martin-Senour" Paint off our shelves, and
have it analyzed by any reliahle chemist. If ysu do not find it
sheolutely pure and exactlyas we claim, we will pay the
charge& and make you a present of $:v• for your ttoubfe. We
are sole agents in Goderich.
FRED HUNT
.'Iun.brng. leeat.nt EawetrougM.q
and General Hardware.
Hamilton Street
Ale
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Are Your Kidneys •
, Working Properly?,
It Will Pay You Well a Mike Raga
There's been a lot a "guessing" about
rheumatism and rheumatic pains reser-
ally, but you can be dead sure that fink.
pain across your truck came trom de-
creased kidney action.
The Lidnevts ditty is to filter the blood
- take out the impurities collected by
the rrturnin; blood stream—do ft just
hese
absorbent cotton in a fu$nri alters
the impurities from polluted water.
Hien the kidneys are not working you
ce bowel 4-•r ex of two courses--Dia-
hetes
ourses--iDir`rtes ant Rrieht"s Disease or Rheum's -
toes 1 setliaj•i •s riatina. The for-
mer enol.. is trsuaily omit!, and the latter
n!way. paintal, hut you need not have
either.:.: they both clan be easil7 pre-
vrme.l
The .,cry best pre-eripeion for an kid-
ney tr.obkks is Nval's Stour Root Com-
pound It is no " intent " medicine.
but a scientific prescription composed
,t St.n eroot, Ruche, Juniper and other
remedies of proved valor. More than
dint, it las been proved by thousands
who have had ;lad relief from its use.
Ther', nothing Tule so miserable as
the draggingmalts of sick kidneys.
You are trilling with your own future
when you neglect so simple a precaution,
as a pleasant home treatment with Nyal's
Stone Root Compound who remits are.
eu certain
It scour bladder 'irritation, glues
you rest and comfort at sight, and makes
ik ran more enjoyable
The kidneys, hoer and bladder are all
Shine
decor optse oar soother, yarn
tWgasd to help them all psrtlptlas�
Sold .d guaranteed by
F J 'JUTLAND 5 R HICK
K C DUNLOP E R WIGLR
t.VDRRI• H
Ono fear each everyday shwa 1
'THE NEWEST AND SMARTEST •
BLOUSES
We are showing attractive* .lines of WHITE
BLOUSES in a good variety of new styles at prices
ranging tram hoc up to M.00 each, hut the warmel-
s loin values in Dainty Lawn and Mudie and Linsoette
Blotter, at Me, 11.5 and 11.50 are;tbe beet yeL
Lace Curtains
Special Bargain Values in Nottingham Lace
Curtains.
:4 yard', long, new patterns, at per pair. 44k
:Si yards long.lvery fine timidity, at, per pair. 01.5(1
5e1 pain of 24 and 3 y.ud Curtalas. bargain value
at, per pair .. ......... 45c
JOHN STEAD
Ladies' Wear and China Hamilton Street
Saturday, Juke 17
STEAMILK (REYHOUNi)
Leaves (todericb s fs arm .('aesda Tlrne
C H. AYER. Etcun,ion Agent
1 TINERARY
Leave Detroit for Goderieb
Friday, June lbth, g •. m.. Central Time. Arrive Goderich
5:30p m.
Goderieb Band Moonlight. 8411 p. ni., Friday the 18th.
(!Special Train leaves Goderich via G. T. Ry. too Stratford find
vi• O. P. Ry. to Blyth, eta.. 11::84 p. m. on return from "Moo.-
lighL")
Leave Goderieh for Detroit
Saturday. June 17tb, Il:.i1 a ni Canada time. stopping at Pert
H uroo.
A arterial excursion train from Kerlin, via (1. T Ry., the mot
ing of lune 17th, stopping •t way stations to Hoimesville.
From WIngham, Begone•.. Blyth. etc., take morning train.
June 17th, oonnests al, (%limon 14 40 a. en. with spe Dal train lot
Goderieh.
Returning to Goderieh
Leave Detroit. Moodiest. .lune IAth, 1414 p Peer NUM.. Por
6�p m., Genteel Time Arrive at (hiderich u:'f0 p. m.
Hpseeial train leaves Goderich on arrival of Mt.* .s from D•
trait 10+*1 p m ' via (4rarad Truitt R. to Bselkn
For Detroit
leave Gorier,. h Ar. partsolo for Detroit, lseek; Jens *kb at
w 4) e s Vote ea. time e•MI caned* Dias.
WHITE STAR LINE
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