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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1912-3-7, Page 5• THR SIGNAL: Gl► ER -ICH ONTARt t) Trtusau•s. Malacic 7, 1912 • L6M TOPICS n sh Exchange _Mange* hands. Bsge hotel e„ cold by ��E. M. Swamis, the rt hat ent Breer s understood to J. aka pDew landlo$ is u„,LO 1iQiOd next Tueoley. „saes into pQrisMaiPn label—Cat'i• On Monday morningutR�r'bwadding F.of us. lames y. y, to Alexander Goodwin Nisbet a,. ea placeq tied at the borne of the side,. anal, Mae Carey. The awe - way wee performed at 6:16 o'clock pip rl v left rte the tbe young • uosotiet O. P.R. rain en route to Boston• wiencs they all by steamer Scot homtrip 1W iiaagow'• the gr'ooei nstruction in Zfigrralling. half Sergeant lastructor Otey, of he bigualliag staff •t Ottawa, arrived d opened a :lass for y r aignalha ng inon Monday ter o ctiOU, for ebich fifteen had w rolled b beingpreviousduse e. 'tailing. Tbb ,n the gymnasium at the Collegiate Institute. Mr. May it here under the election of the Dspast. ant ZrMIIJ he tie tia rime from WWludsor, bad charge of a similar clam". The lest•oue are to be completed in four wee., when the candidates will be terminad by an officer of the Royal c,watiian Regiment of London. Hon. Martin Burrell Invited. The directors of the West Huron Ag- ricultural Society have ezteodecl an iovitatioO to Hon. Martin Burrell. the Federal Minister of Agriculture, to visit Goderich and open the exhibi- tion bete in September nest. Mr. Bur- rell was went st the meeting of Fairs and Bxhibitione Aasooiation in Ton,uto recently sad made a good im- preesion on the delegates. To 611 the vacancies on the beard of directors cursed by the appointment of J. Ades Fowler am se.•retef y said Alex. Yining as treasurererre elected au B.aod Yuuoioging5new direc- tors. Water and Light Commission. AL the nasedup of the water and 11gbt eommireine no Tuesday evening' the older of W. R. Pinder to supply t*i ton of balhloob Iced ripe. Ave yognds itis yard, at as 4d per CML. t u. b.. (ioder.job. was a,• �ptetl. Quotations were received trout firms an a now water -mato tapping machine by the urs of which water connections may be made without turning off the pressure. It was decided to purchase one of thew machines from the H. Mueller Manufacturing Co., of Deca- tur, lll., the price being S•Lb3. Priem on oorporatlon cervine boxes, brass goods and packing were referred to tits enkinesr to examine and report. Time -table for Summer Examinations. The time -table of the annual de- partmental examinations has been issued by the Education Department at Toronto and will be of interest to all candidal es platwing to write. June 10 is the dale set for the examinations for seoior public • school graduation, senior high school entrance and model esstraoor. while June 11 begins the lower school examination for entrance into normal reboots and faculties of education. The middle aehool en- trance into normal schools begins June 24. while the upper school en- tre w into faculties of elonation hon. McDonald street, became the hegtts on June 12. Paw matricide- bride of Alfred Quaid, of Port Albert. tion ezeininatioos start nu the 13th The ceremony was performed at 1::1) and honor and ecbolarship msuicu- o'clock by Rev. Ur. Medd. pastor of latioo ou the 12.h. The art specialist Victoria street Methodist church. the and commercial specialist examine- bridal couple standing under au arch tions will be held on August 5, 6, 7, 8 of evergreen., helecked with Hord' and 9 at the Departwent of Education. hell:. The welding marob was pleved after the clow of the summer school by the bride's sister, Miss Maud Mil- ot the University of Toronto. lion. Ilse bride was becomingly gowned in a dress of white taffeta Forty-six Years Ago. trimmed with satin and overlace and Mr. J. J. Wright reminds us that carried a pretty bouquet of white Saturday, Marco 9tb, will be the forty- bridal roes.. Atter congratulations sixth anniversary of the departure of were extended to the newly -wedded the tiodetich volunteers for Sarnia to couple, the company +at down to a do frontier service in preventing the dainty repast served in the dining- Fenians from invading our peaceful room. The remainder of the evening country. Great excitement prevailed was spent in music and games. The in the town en the occasion, as the preteens received by the bride were bugler. Ben Hazelhurst, was instructed useful ^rid costly and were a testi- to sound the alarm at all the princi- mony to the esteem in which she is pal corners of the Square so as to held by her friends. The gong-awav warn the wen to he at the aemery, dress was of navy blue diagonal tweed sheeted on Kingston street. The with hat to match. Me. and Mrs. Goderich Artillery Company, corn- Quaid left today for their new home mended by Major Ross, and the at Port Albert and are followed by the Huron Rider, commanded by Capt. hest wishes of • large circle of friends W. T. Hays, made together for their future happinesei acid pros- e force of 139 men. The scene at the rerity. railway station our the departure n[ Discussing Electric Railway Situation. the 'soldiers was one never to be for- gotten b all those who witnessed it. Another meeting of representatives Probably today it wined be • difficult of the municipalities interested in the matter to hunt up a baker's dozen in guaranteeing of the Ontario Wee the neighborhood wbo took part in Shore Railway bonds was held in the this demonstration. B. B. Seymour, council chamber at the town hall here wbo now resider in Detroit, is the lest Mondry afternoon. There were only surviving [officer. present Mayor Reid and Reeve Mun- nines, for the town of Ooderirh ; Three Stores Change Hands. Reeve Stothers and Councillors Dal - .e business sheltie affecting three too and Stewart, for the township of sGnes is taking place in town this Ashfield: Reeve Wilkinson and Mr. week. Henry T. Thomson, of South- Brown, for the township of Huron. Nouse o-1 Refuge Committee. eider's. awarding the tulluwiug vises:The quarterly "nesting of the hotels Bole' ce. Bob Mark, Jack Idd i • of roto committee was held at Cllo- ironic, HarveyBU14tt , girls fancy' Ruth Benetn, Gladys Bedford, Helen Griffiths; national, Pez oy Beattie, Woodbain Babb. Di. W. F. Clark bas disposed of the house sed lot on Wolfs street 1 'sn- arly owned by his uncle, the Ise W. S. Clark, to Ii. H. Somervell. d Loyal, Colborne • townabip, fur the sum Of 21960. Mr. sed Mrs. Somersall and family are esteem to town to re- side. Much regret is expressed et the un- fortunate accident wbich befell Miss Grace Smith last Friday evening. While skating at the rink she bad the misfortune to fall and to break her left arm between the wrist and the elbow. It is just about eight months since Mise Smith bed both bee wrists broken. too oo Wednesday of this week. 1b areounm for the last three mouths were audited and fouud correct, the total amount being $1,100.86. At present there are ninety inmates at the house, nearly two-thirds of the number being men. A thorough in- spection of all the departments was made and the ottmmlttes *impressed it- self as well satisfied with the manage- ment. Three tendon for meat were received and It was derided to award the cootract for supplying foie -Tele tars at tea comets per pound to R. Fita- sitttmoos, of Clinton. This Drive is ow oast higher than that which was paid previously. The windmill on the Zarin was damaged during a recent gale and tote inspector reported that h. had it repaired at a small expense. For the use of a telephone in the resi- dence of Inspector Torrance and nee in the house of refuge the committee pays the bell Telephone Go. eee yearly. The inspector was instructed to communicate with the company in an effort to have the rate reduced. A number of private money matters in connection with the estates of intruates were considered and dealt with. Quaid—Millions An interesting nuptial event was solemnized its Goderich on Wednesday afternoon when. in the presence of about fifty guests. Miss Alice Million. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Mil - CHURCH NOTES. s Services will be held as usual in Vic- toria street Methodist church next Sunday. Rev. Dr. Medd will preach. The Missionary Association of Knox church will meet in the vestry at the clow of the evening service nett Sun- day. The quarterly board of North street Methodist church has extended a unanimous levitation to Rev. Alfred Blown to remain pastor of the congre- gation tor a second year. At North street Methodist church next Sunday the pastor. Rev. Alfred Known. will preach morning and even- ing and conduct the adult Bible cuss. Ballots for church union will be dis- tributed. A cordial welcome to all. All the men of the town are invited to attend the meeting of the Lifebuoy Y .ung Men's Bible clam" in the Bap- tist church next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The lesson grill be "Studies f Public Meeting. A public meetiog will he bald in the Temperance Hall on Thursday evening, March 14th, under the auspices of the W. C. T. U.. ween a program cnosist- ing, f vocal and iuetrumtutal music, including ...Niceties by the Blackstone Orchrstla, will be rendered. Mrs. Brows will give an outline d the andk Re . J union. tee PdI kevwillgive ad- dresses. 'The utak quartette, Miss Richardson and Mies Gibb ere ex - ie also. pected shruuept$ will [be bee served during the evening. The meeting will com- mence at 8 o'clock. An admission tee of 15 rinea will be charmed. All are invited. C. P. R. Officials Here. Su rintei dent Arundel, of the C. P. R., and" members of biars.staff arrived in town at noun today IS tbeir special car and inspected the railway property at the harbor. Memhers of the wen mimed and Board of Trade. 'beaded by Mayor Raid sod Preeideot Macklin, met the visitors at the bar - bre sad talked ov' the propceal for the erection of freight shade here for termer traffic over the C. P. R. Tbe abeam that seemed to And favor with Superintendent Arundel was the erec- tion of the sheds by the fl. P. R. on ground leased from tbe town. and there is a prospect that the work of erection way be commenced very shortly. from the an' pump ie taaiog over from J H Mo- and Mayor Pattereon, for the town of Clinton the Maple Leat Grocerryy on Kincardine. In addition to thew del- Hamihesdt�eet • w Kern a diapers. efl+Me• the town of Goderich was rop- ing of hie hoot and shoe store on the resented by its solicitor. Cham. har- eem side of the Suuare to Mr. McClio- row ; Aabfield tnwnehip by W. Proud - ton, and is buying the grocery bust- foot, Kee, and Huron townshipand the new of H. R. Louis nu the corner of town of Kincardine by P. A. Malenlm- Hamilton street and the Square. Mr. son, barrister, of Kincardine. Action McClinton is now in possession of the has been commenced against the shoe store and Mr. Horn will take township of Huron to enforce may - over Mr. Long's grocery the latter ment of the overdue Interest, and the part of next week. Mr. Thnm.nn gem representatives discussed the advisa- poesetsion of the Maple Leaf Grocery hility of contesting the action as a test ie the course of a few Jaye, as anon es else. After hearing the opinions of stocktaking is completed. Mr. Thom- the solinitore. who held out little hope son comes here from Southampton of success for the municipalities in and be will move his family here fighting the action, it was derided to •duty, baring purchased the rest- adjourn tbe meeting for a week, and dente of Mrs. Finn on Bruce street. in the interval the delegates will cern- He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. suit their respective municipal onun- Tbouson, North street, Goderich. His as to the enures to be pursued. Mr: Long bas not decided what he Througb Mr. Pr•oodfiot Mr. Moyes will do, but will remain in town for sent the information that be was are the present. The Birnal welcomes able to be present at the meeting as Mr. Tbomrroo to town and wishes all desired by the delegates, but he ex - of the gentlemen concerned success in premed the hope that he would have their new ventures. arrangements completed by March 10th to go ahead with the construction Public School Board. of the road. Somebody pointed nut At the menhir meeting of the public that Marco 10th would Be Sunday. and school board last Monday evening. it the delegates smiled grimly. was decided to act on tbe recommend- ation LOCAL of Principal Tigert to purchase ten email maps for nee in the school. Embroidery it Smith's art Mr. Tigan also recommended in his "e,m, Raac street, e: treats tar fancywork fo report the adoption of the penny say- large asaassaeaet. eau and see. inge bank system. This [natter will 1.he to,„t to last arced enough tor the mei, or be investigated by the finance Com- thwhen s far and jetf..,r Pus fl e mit.tee and the principal, and a report Me a a1 Tailor of tbe tents, tarried out from his will Tie made at the next meeting. e,gbl aht,tset. Now is the Uma to leave your Mr. Saunders reported that the drink- order for tie reruns. ing fountains at Centre! school were Oliver Tichhourne left on Tuesday properly instilled, but that the intake for Winnipeg. He may go farther Lite of David." At the evening service in the Bap- tist . church next Steaday the pester, Rev. J. Pollock, will give the Inst of him addresses in the series on 'Prole lents of s Livelihood." The subject will tie "Employer and Employee. The votes on church union so far reported from Presbyterian churches throughout Canada slfbw a ratio of about two to one in Payor of union. 'Tbe Metbodiat churcbee are voting overwhelminftly in favor of union. The Epworth League of North street Methodist church' has secured Rev. J. H. Osterbnut, B. A.. of Londeaboro'. for an Illustrated address on ••Canada and elle Immigration Problem." to be given in the school room on Tuesday riveting. March 12th. Over 100 splendid lantern views will be',resented. The public are cordially invited. In Knox church neat Sunday even- ing the semi-annual mervice for the sailors and flsbermen will he held and everyone is invited to attend. To all the sailors and fishermen in town a special welcome is extended. On this occasion Rev. Mr. Rcies will be as- sisted by Mr. Potter, the well - knowu missionary to tbe sailors. At the morning eervice the pastor will dis- course ie course on "The elessibg of Sorrow."• At the pre -communion service in Knox cbutch la-st Friday evening twenty -Dine p.rsons were received in- to full membership of the church— seven by certificate and twenty-two by confession of .faith. At the enm- munion 'service on Sunday morning two members bycertificate and one be profession of faith were received. Members to the number of nearly 400 participated in the service. The regular monthly meeting of the %V. H. M. N. of Knox Breech, held on Tuesday afternoon, wee a well -at- tended and interesting one. A paper on '•Missions in Manitoba' showed the progress of the work among foreign settlers there. It was decided to hold a quilting tree on Thursday. March 14th. when the melte which are heing prepared for the mission at Sefton. Man.. will he quilted. All ladies in- terested in the work are invited. Tbere was a good attendance on Monday evening et the missionary tea given at tbe home nt W. R. Rob- ertson by this Woman's Mimsionery Society of North street. Methodist church. Atter tea had been serried Rev. A. Brown presided during the rendering of a ohnct program, includ- • ing •an ^derese by Rev. Dr. Medd, a vocal nolo by Mies King, a duet byy Mn. Humber and Miss Kin.r, a tead- Ina by Mies Herrie, and piano selec- tions by Miss Lacca Elliott. C. P. R. "Beier Farming" Train. The "better fanning" special train arrived in Galeria' lest Monday even- ing via C. P. R. and en Tue+dsy morn- ing it was visited by a large number of those interested the latest im- proved method@ of farming. The tiaio is touring Ontario, under the direction of the ,Provincial Depart- ment of Agriculture and M in cbarge of O. A. Putnam, superintendent of institutes. He is etndeted by a large staff of lecturers and experts. During the train's stay he Uodench the visit - as were given ooe boor for the view- ing of the various exhibits and an hour and a -half was devoted to lec- turer on eubjeeu of peculiar interest tjlarmers. Widespread interest bas [stn attracted to the different cern- reunites tbrough which the train has travelled' 1,100 people bevies visited it at the different places at which It stopped on Monday. More Liquor Cases. An "Indian lister" was before His Worship Mayor Reid last Saturday on the charge of drunketlioes atm] was tined $lo and costa. it was shown that the person who supplied him with liquor was not aware that he was listed. A "drunk and disorderly," another -Indian lister," was arrested when be commenced brealting the furniture In his home Iasi Friday. His evidence disclosed fasts which led to the sum- monsing of B. iL Smarts, of the Beit- ieh Rxebaoge hotel. It was shown that the bartender at this hotel allowed the man to loiter in the bar- -nem on the 10th of February, and ow February 49th be was an lied with liquor. For the first , s once Mr. 9warts was fined $10. and 816 for the second, the costa to be added In eaeb case. coo NOT Ruse M RIOHT ARM OLD BEiDGEPO*T, C . D. "'sr thewart 41 years, 1 have been wjtk Rheumatism. When 1 read in the papers that GIN PILLS, would positively cure rheumatism, I wrote you for a free senspk to try. I could not raise my right arm because of the awful pate in my aboaider--was sot able to desk. After taking a few GIN PILLS, I was able lift my hand and put it on the top my �&. kite) J.i\11.1L.19 4, Paid - up Capital, Reef and Codivided Pronto 0,1$1,40 Total Assetatoyer ) $.rli,000,IKN Let the Nall -Carrier Travel for You (1F CANADA when roads ere bel, and a werenetemz a 1806 trip to town means a hard day. work, save your homes and yourself by banking with us by maiL You can do itaately, as we give special attention to deposits. withdrew/els or other banking business bandied in this wee. See the Manager about IL Goderich Branch • W. L. HORTON, Manager Amman I went to the Islands of St. Pierre and Miquelon and met an old fisherman named La Pape. His limbs were stiff from Rheumatism and I gave him some Gin Pills. I net hie again in a few days and he tied tn.: Ile could lift his arms, which he had not lice able to do for ten years. ADOLI'IIE E. MAHE. Secs a box -6 for $t.so—money back if not satisfied. Sample free if you write National Drug and Cbemical Co. of Canada, Limited, Dept. A Toronto. MANGA - TONE BLOOD AND NBAVE TABLETS—an ideal tonicfor weak, nervous women. Sec. a box. 107 • Prai,te loudly, blame softly.—Cath- erioe II. Wanted Immediately Smut, capable mate, on good salary or ociain mon, to salt oar well known special- couto 1. fruWe and ornamental tree. ou ability, sad desire the best man procurable. 000 Acres of fruit trews from which to all customerei reuuiretuents. Our salesmen are absolutely sure to supply reliable, satisfactory stock. E tablL.heo over Si yearn. Write' Bahr Manager. Pelham'urouto Lhmtario. N. B.—To tustomtet.! 11 our repreaeuta Lives have not caned, write for catalogue and prices. WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE Pipe was not large enough. He ree- west to Alberta before locating. ommended doing away with the auto- Rebekah Lodge proposes to hold a m^tic lavatories and the installation ereciel Peening in Oddfellowri Hall nn of individual ones. The Ar,anclal esti- Thursday evening. March 14th. mates kir the mem 1912 were presented gr-eeyhoey welcome. Appeal Allowed. Tbe Court of Appeal at Osgood* Hall has elven Mimes* br the mass Teleof Bross.ls vs. )(MopbeMunine cipal Telepisems tairaigle vs. Thia was an • 14y the M Mnnicipal Te1sp . Syetes bob nicer. of the Ontario Railway Municipal Hoard of dareb M� it end May 6, 1111, le relation to liws- erls, and teem the ordered Jtstm * 1911, In the 1)111 esaw 'a- Abase of Anisole par made applica- tion to ttM /I esker 1 Board for as tmbtr /sr eonneetiio, and 11 was decided to ask the town Mine Elizabeth Johnston, Cameron council for •12.000, and If roe rialtos street., had the mlefrntune h for • intetheeegMli Of= ke. teesa airs te�0�o_ e►( tis • U end W =1•wMt1. bated to lib don* meennwenatripstrening t lob - lath tames ser tbp �figi ar �be Edive, riit:resonier eNkrrr�� erttd awl inti i Meek lure debt be included tlt8,h00. The one of bre legs last Thursday by trip- .at.• tm•n was instructed to mer>n a in over a fallen clothesline. safety deposit box in the Bank of ping (rotenone for school papers. A rano- The members cf the Niayhi Club of li'tion of condolence was primed, ex. town, with a number of their Mertes, pressing sympathy for the seeretary, were enterteloed on Wednesday eves - A. Straiton, in the death of hie son. ing at the borne of Bide Linda Sturdy, e nd the chairman was instructed to Goderich township. forward it by letter. The last, and the beat, nt the enter- tainments in the Y. M. C. A. course Knox Church Ladies Score Again. will be given by the Hussars, a hand The members of the Ladies Aid So- of nine. singers mud mnmici^ns. Keep ciety d Knox church sustained their the date in mind. Friday. March 29th. loog-standing reputlation by the ,excel- The chief of police bas decided to lent • of goad things and the Srst-clam musical entertainment pro- vided at their annual high tea in the basement of the chnroh last Thursday *yentas. Nearly 400 people sat eosin es the well -laden taes and a large number waited to bear the program. �rovWrid chiefly by member .of the jhMr after the tables hail been eiesred. Rev. Geo. B. Rees presided while the choir rendered, some of the old favorite mage anda'Vomhe its' Thio' the Rye, t Chord." The sediment was elan fav- ored with songs from Mimes Richard- enn sed 11teCreatb. Mr MoHattle sed Bat Ontt : s duet number by Klee Itisi- dson sad Mr. McBattls. • quar- tets by Misses Smith and Palmer and liteeils. lMakstone and Clark. a mars. deah �lest{pt by A. Shore. $ caveat tsnM . Blackstone, sari s �n duet�y re. Jaw Mat!tio and J. B. Heater. Jobn ag of t� t M M **Mr. Jelin 1Ss[eip" Today let Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes tempt that one at your table who is ACtel 466 Mid* With elate. . Rev. Donald MacOillirray.D.D., who is visiting all the centres in Western enterer. will deliver addresses in Knox church on Sunday. March 170. On Mondry evening, the 18th, every- one will have en opportunity of hear- ing him in the auditorium of the church in his portrayal of the situa- tion In China as he knows it. Dr. Maceiilivray is recognized tom one et the greatest living authorities on Chinese matters and as be visits bis native town be should be given a hearty welcome. Mise Laurette Roach who was the efficient organl-t of Victoria street , church for the past year, has resigned, awing to her removal to Dungannoo. and Miss McClinton ba. been ap- pointed to fill the vscarmy. The lat- ter cotnmeneed her duties last Sunday. The trustee heed of tbe oburch pureed a resolution at its meeting on Wednesday evening of teat week ex- ing regret at the removal of Mies put a damper on the furious delving each and thanking her for foe an- on the Square and an example wee .tinted way in which she had lebor,d made of an offender one day tare[ to melte the /service of praise of a bigh week. He was tined Ill and omits, 114 4 standard. On Thu' day everting the in all. by Hie Worship Mayor Reid. I members of the choir wee. enter - G" M. Elliott, agent of the Chit- I twined et the pa,rnnege and a very en- Areo'a Aid Society fur Goderich and joyahle tins was ewer. The affair Huron county. wiehes to announce I was in the natal. of a farewell aneial, that be is seeking a Meter -hams for as in adiition to .be Ion of Mhne two little hays—one lad two years nM Roach the choir h., loot another val- and an infant five menthe old. A11 . oed meniti•r in tie pre sen of Mie inquiries should he addressed to Mr. I Alice Million, who tex,k op her duties Elliott at Goderich P. 0., or 'phone in ak mew settees on Wednesday of this w 1142. The Wheel Rigs factory commenced running again last Monde morning after a partial suspension Dram work fora week owing to the Ines of the Empire and Good Cheer Ranges IS THE PLACE FOR Pure Groceries ALL WE ASK IS A TRIAL By purchasing either o1 these types of stoves you secure an ideal cook- ing range. Come in and see them. The Grocers On the Square s,y hardest to please." After that you'll always serve the Sweethearts of Sweet Corn — the flaky, crisp, golden nutriment that no other cereal vies -with ! t W. R. PINDEK Plumbing, Heating. Electric Fixtures and Metal Work Hamilton Street Goderich No bother to you— just open the package and serve with cream, or milk. Heat the milk if you prefer a hot dish. It's sim- ply fine either -way. 43 COM FLAKES Change of Business 1 have purchased the steam laundry Mai- ners ne rs on Hamilton Street run for many yeare by Mr. D. H fines, and I am pre- pared to attend teen the wants of his cus- te men and many new ones. I solioit your patron- age. Satisfaction guaran- teed. George Pong Successor to D. H. Ross, Steam Laundry Hamilton St. 'PHONE 91 Join the Pioneer Club Any man or woman whose age is over sixty years bus the privilege of sitting for a portrait, and each one will be presented with a Cabinet - sized Photograph on one of the latest moants-- free o/ chazge Cell any time after the 28th inst., and early in the dist". and arrange for your sitting. Life is very uncertain at any time, but the infirmities of old age may prevent you from coming at a later dam. Don't procrastinate, but give your boys and gfrle some- thing by which to remember yen, in the shape of a good likeness of yourself R. R. tallows Portrai t and Landscape Photographer Goderich A Loss to Owen Sound. Montreal• Feb. 1A — An of trial statement ironed at O. Pt R be•i- roof of the f^rtory doris, the gale oe Quarters a noisome rival, at the opus. February 20th. Sttineent measures fag d Pa Port McKie ll, end have been adopted to prevent a recce- not Otsee well he lbs' bPed- rence of the disaster. I giaa�rtse at t 0 P. t e/j�ar lake Tb. ebildren'a 'arelvd fie West rt'a The root Iakas NPet es�prless .crest risk last gatstday aftws are Elm sus • bed a Aereeee meeker [Net very well petresined, wary week will ►v -ilei Poet YeKMolI and Fort q ebtRfr bitlaaelf a • wM std a dere d d t1N a..e sY Pons good enterer yob `poly tin• aril • .set wit( bs ht w paid will ammo* f9 ear the eerie** retort, W. Wm, 7. I::Jt nul t• It t Von•+ /ss!L..1 -ts nR'rn'Mtend. • McCO CJ.y' 0 Jersey Cream Sodas are always ■ little better than the next best you can buy The McCormick buying methods and process of baking assure that. We select the best flour produced by. three leading mills—test the Quality of each mil: a product by actual baking, then, blend the brands accordingly We make fresh yeast daily—Use only sw:'et, clean, whole milk — And the best shortening materials money can buy. liter all this care we submit samples to a Professor of Chemistry for analysis—if not up to standard the raw materials are rgectcd. McCORMIC JERSEY CREAM SODAS 42 • • • 11'