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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1912-5-2, Page 5THE LOCAL TOPICS pornsthiag Good tomenta. The pupils of Coated school are wo- rming to giro a concert au Friday twain* dicey lick. Watch for further puri The Greyhound Excursion. E. H. Ayer. excursion agent of the Witte Star Lies. ileteott. had hip as- towP •staot, Mr. Durham. were to this week making peparstloss for June excursion of the steamer bound. Mr. Ayer *Fu Is.s pathos this excursion the brat Lime Tat. J. E Jordan Here Next Week. t. E. Jams), bead aaMee.sa of the r Awns Piano 0o., Limited, of Loodon, will be in town P.txt week frau aionda7 to Friday me bottoms for his oocupany. Sea the aoaottnoe- •teot of spacial offering. In season in aur adveetidag columns this week. • k T. N. Davis Buy the Red Barn. This famous "Rd bars," in make livery he TMs•Gundrybeen r` .sedmodasted teby P. kboohoos..has p� T. M. Davis and win now be •n ad- ieset of the Davis livery. The Gaudry omnibuses also have been putebased by the 'Messrs. Davis. end hereafter two 'teem from the Davis livery win .:.set all trains, sad the peaeoger boat busier** also will be attended to when the season opens. The Davis Um: P ow splendidly equipped to kook all besieges in this limo sod patrons are assured the beet of atteatloo. Balmoral Cafe Opening. Harbor NeMs. T1. steamer 11eKinetry left port but Thu redy afternoon and the remain - leg eO° Tosday night The iteathree vessels mire departed A. McKee aced Nesting ail wenW Fart William to fwd grain. The pew tag which was built by W. Hermiaoh•m for use to the constrt.o- of the breakwater was coneides- Um Grey when being launchedamaged os d whet skew of before it reached the water, resulting Ila the stern -post being smashed and other damage done. Ooe of the busiest spots in town yes- terday was the Balmoral Cafe, where Proprietor Burdett* held bis •opening" for the suwmet sterno. The place was prettily dm -meted with dowers and greenery, and each onotos•er be- fore leaving the cafe was tdeetwwted" with a handsome earnation. a gift from the proprietor. During the afternoon and until well on in the evening there was a steady stream of patroos, and Mr. Rurdette is much gratified with the success of the omission. Tbs 'Dor- onto City Dairy ice cream, for wbicb tbe Balmoral baa the agency, was served and evidently suited the palates of the numerous petrous. An Aerial Flight. W. 11. Bullard, the town electticiaa. had an unpleasant and a decidedly novel esperie.ce on Tumidity after- noon. He was at the top of an electric light pole in the "trinity of the Keo.ingto0 Awoken, factory ata had loosened the wire for the purpose of tighteniog it wben the pole broke off et the ground aocl fell right over, and Mr. Bullard of course came down with it. He got a bad shaking up but was very fortunate in not sustaining more serious injury. The pole. It was found, had rotted, and as some aa the wire was released Mr. Buttard`i weight broke it off. Board of Trade. Among tbe matters dismissed at the regular meeting of the aottodl of the Board of Trade, held on Monday even- ing, was • letter from Rev. Joseph Elliott, Dominion immlgraut agent in Hent Brittain, auggestimq that some- thing he done in the way of • publi- city campaign for Huron county simi- lar to that carried on by Lambtoo moiety. The proposal le to behold be- fore the county oouwnU at its Jesse mo- tion. The Jackson Mfg. Co. and the American Road Machine Co. have piss for increasing their plants la which the oo op.relo's of the Board of Triode is desire 1, and the industrial committee is to give Ma attestioo to these matters and rive Such assietaees as is possible. Ou request, of tbs see- trtary of tis' Retail Masbea ere As- eoctation of Canada. it was decided to turn over to that body all the coo. Ie.poodeuce received by the Board to reference to the opoaal fora special tax nn mail order bosses Th. Be- tel Mert pet. A..oeiatiao itttmde to continue the agitation for the imposi- tion of such a tax. Thrown Out of an Hotel - A civil action was before Judge Moyle last week, James Sinclair, of Grey townrhip, claiming SNP dam- ages of Jos. Queries, as botelkseper at Brussels for iojs which the plain- tiff alleged urk ed be te°eived when be was while hunk. wn toi tbe in October. defendant's 1910. The doctor s evidence showed that both hones in Siociair's right lag a were broken below e bees. It was the as brought out in the ex of scene of the winsome that the stiff had Linde hitmee f troublesome about the hotel at fre es% intervals dueller that day. but it was stet proved tb•t uoneceseary totes was mud in ejeetIug him. Judge Doyle he'd t]..11 DO au was .lade out ageism aid is the course of hie remade lstbmated that "it is not tbe duty of an hotel - keeper who is a human Ming to have tban holism patimele." Hie Honor considered that a man aans4 be allowed a certain latlwfie With 1. aft - ermined In such a warm/ Ib Mem& ant of Balser* athis �I boe. Gomm acted cia for t platoon, said R yea 0telliek 01 nW, gi 0, simmered ter tkedMesd. Another Mialionollesahet Elevator, h, d „/ amine' t d .e oweenithe sha- Trmnsit Co., [hefted.a. held y Goderich est - day. Tbe direction end °divers were re-elemed. and the abarebtedetre es- teemed their pleasure with the favor positben of the Onespeatt and Lbw eromerta for the •mettag.r was given M wive to h� Gov• element wharf rf at the est endest of the b , elevator. With the bncre..ing n•.s of the Comppaaww abling `t1e preempt miliie„�laasbheisopleat eraties. If the y sous some ender serious cooed - "reed Tem Kailway)� will ill give a• e am theasemeary spier, inotextiim welter Was the using s Ila a ter may be aim eireatC1Mo met t1144 roAr� a+ss►� Lit pleat` This weeid give the Coes P4INo e yr e[ two ,antics baobab eteri Uvieles hold os the grain ii,ytese'ie eci ritir"'r+a.. a - the dimmers t „ "Irinweents nw Pelt the are to he odlratelated thews a4 tamer the have la haft.' so their Oddfellows at Church. Over one hundred of the membten of Harms lne tended divine survies in a body at til George's church hat Ssod•y morning and were treated to a most inspiring and ioetructive address by the rector, Rev. J. B. Fotberiegkam. His die. coulee was on "Burden Bearioegg.." and was tall of asaoy helpful thoughts end suggestions thatould tend to uplift the lite of all the three -finked brethren present. The address wee highly cep preciated by the members of the exalt. New Steam Laundry. Geo. Newell has installed a steam ia•adry plass in Gm trick home on East street oppon ts. the garage, and en and atter Monday Peat will be able to execute orders for all kinds of laun- dry work for ladies and gentlemen Mr. Newell, who for many years' has bees a resident of Beneniiler, 4 well and favorably known in town., and any work entrusted " to him will re- ceive good care. Hs requests that in tending patrons leave word at bis O ice, and work will then be called for and delivered as required. We trust be will sono b.ve a good list of regular Customer.. Death of Mrs. Wm. Stephan. Toe sad intelligence has been re- ceived of the death at Louisville, Ken - tacky, on Tueeday loot of Mrs. Wm. Strad an, a lady well known in Gode- rich. The deceased was a ddaauug�iter of Met. George Morris, Cans. road. She bed been ill for some tim., bot the annouoeament of bar death came as a very unexpected shock to her relative. bore. The remains ars being brought to Goderich and the funeral will take place from the ri%idetsee of her mother 00 Saturday arter•uoo. The service at tbe bootie will commence at 3 o'clock, and the interment will be made at Colborne cemetery. students Home and Away Again. H. M. Smith, C. K. Macpherson, Walter dsoadaev, G. R. Elliott and J. Archie Tiowere home this week from the School of Practical Science, Ton onto, ties school term taring closed. M.u.•rs. Smith and Saunders returned thys week to Toronto. where positions awaited them, and Mems. Elliott .ad Tom have gone West to Maple Creek to lois a survey party. Mr. Macpher- son, who is taking a course in mining eegioeering, goes to Cobalt neat week. T. R. Elliott also bas goes West to Maple Creek and will engage in survey work during the summer. Centre Huron Licenses. License affairs in Centre Huron are in somewhat of a ta.ug., owing to tbe investigation ordered- by ttw Pivvin- ciaI au• h•erities Nn decision has been arrival at as to the two licenses to he cut off in Godericb, and all the hotel Hemet* here hese hese tenewe1 tor ore womb pending derelnpmeots. The oommissio,eret met on Friday io Uoderich to consider the applications for the license year oommenciog May 1st. The Queen's, American and Cen- tral hotel, at Brussels were granted lieseses for the year. The four hotel B.ea.M u1 Seefoeth also were renewed foe the thel the shop 111.... was rear whd for a rotttb pending ferth.e cooaider•tioo. At Clinton the Waver- ley hotel was elven tires mouths and the Normandle hotel. ageism the pro- prietor of which • serious charge is pending, was given two .Datta The otber t hree Clint 'n hotels and the oboe Hexose were renewed for the year. This Goderich shop Discuss errs renewed for • year, and, se above stated. the hotels were all gives one mssth. LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF. No Is PrNW tM 1151 toads a9 ee.ppe.sqtani as a Seder pretirtzgageurRodrto psr+set-e,r m tUnady e *tar ate have mere tar wtyAssbWd.t t hese et Epee Nu drove yttelttoAsk�m aesiAser way rear petwee peasems ems Art mere The poputa.lon of Kincrurdine, as shown by the aaere.oe's returns, is 1,- 1104. a decrease of 117 trona lest year. First sod foremost, absolutely pure -therefore the beet-a*ackstose's ice exam i0 bulk or fancy bricks. 'Phone 110. Thos. W. Bates has mid file reel - Umbria road to 1. It. B+ecb- b reideter. it Deka is moving to Brantford It yon ice; k the strength and energy on .IN.Id have this spring take Well iron Pills. A hundred in a bottle for thirty -Ave cents. The re.idetne of Mn. W. A. 13. (huff. on the conker of Bruce and North streets, has been sold to W. A. Obi. - holm. The purchaser le moving the home to a lot on Napier street. Y sealed to reeve that G. M. Elliot r, who nerebee d a few weeks ego the residence of the lam Dr. Utes, no Gobi -wire atrset, took pos- session lost Sat urda v. He halo mode aoasidoemble improvemeote to the A. J. Oepar ie getttnt 10 two rape Of Manitoba eats and will Mayr them 4* .ole by sett Monday. He bas is stock a* the bast verist Mr of seed more laid and is fart, everytAieg in 3. R. Tom was elated to Winnipeg week pwiag to the serious Meese M hh see. Dr.P' i .. Teri. The in - fer mate= was revolved today at the d JDor e -'s oM bore is town Gast lei. t emedl•les wee guye favorable and Over" hope te dbfertsised of his at recovery. IGNiL :GODERICH (1)174ANI �) .eat from Waterloo, keepeats, 4uburn and W ��� C 'The proceeds amounted to needy Eno l), tot width anemia a bell will be parch/seed." The teacher of this school is Mise Edna A. Hickiogbotuole. • former G. C. 1..tudest. Hlackstcwa's ice Dream parlors bare bean ew0Giderably iniproved by the addition of a large British plate fain rur and a number of modems atee tables with quarter -oak tope end chairs to match. Godarleb pa now boast of a city los dream aad coactireary right up to the parlor minute. Thos. 's fine urehod0 by F.adryA T. K. y team was 0asDavis. who have added it to their liven equip - meat For weddings and other gala 000s.ioos the Davis livery will now be able to furnish se outfit of tansy horvery few timelier ariea iaad theelegant Proovieges vin orthat eq eL The sale of Thos. Oundry's livery outfit attreeted a large cwowd oa Wednesday afternoon. almost all pacts of the county being represented Fairly good prices were secured for No large number of hoes, buggies, cotters and other articles offered for sale. J. Purvis, of Hotyrood, was the auctioneer. George Williams, who 11.5 hem caretaker of Oddfellow,' Hall for *m- etal years. has resigned and Robert Turner haw iwn appointed in his stead. Mr Williams moved nut oo Tuesday and Mr. Turner now occupise the dwelling In connection witb the ball and 1* ready to attend to the wants of all who lease the bill on any occasion. CHURCH NOTES. The annual meetingof the Woman's Missionary Society of North street Methodist church will he bold on Mon- day afternoon. May tltb, in tbe church at 3 o'clock. A full attendance is re- quested. The Young People's Union of the Baptist church held a very successful entertainment on Tuesday evenint. An ioterestiog prograru was rendered, consisting of aoloe. readings, dialogues and drills. Rev. J. Pollock was the chairman of the eveoiog. The Epworth League of North street Methodist church bad a social evening on Tuesday end an interesting pro- gram of musical and literary selections was given. At the eonclue ion home- made candy wee distributed and those bed a plesaapt time in social rnee. to Knox church next tiuoday even- Inogg ss Rev. Dr. Law, professor in Knox CollegeTomato, win preaek. 1)r. Law is one of the great preachers in Canada and will be beard by e' large congregation on this occasion of his visit to the services will be cob. nducted snorting byRev. Geo. F. Rose, whose subject of dis- course will be, "isChristianity failing t o make good r Rev. A. S. Grant, M. D.. superin- tendent of Pttesbyteeien home ode - skins. was heard by keenly interested eon. grrgwtiona in Knox church Liu !,i Sabbath Dr. Grant in his addresses gives evideaee et wholeseeied devotion g to tbe work which bas been placed in his charge, and the earnestness of his massage made a deep impression. The cause of home missions in linos church 000gregation cannot but be if advanced by his visit here, W. M. S. District Coaventioe. The annual distaietconvention of the Methodist Woman's Missionary So- ciety was bald yeetetday in North street Methodist cherish. There was a fin good attendance, representing all parts of the district, and the reports pre- sented from the various auxiliaries showed that much interest is being li taken in the work of the Society. Al en the afternoon session, and again at the evening meeting, the gathering was H addressed in a very interesting manner by Miss Virga. a Chinese miesiooary home on furlough. Al the evening w meeting MIs. Virgo read a letter from Miss Olive Tsraar, written' from "Mai. A fuller report of the con- vention wiilwll be given next week. The orth street Methodist �rrch beid very e se.re.hl aabivereary services last Sunday, Rev. Dr. Medd eelivered an appropriate' discourse in the wonting and the evening service was he charge of tbe young people With Ike pastor oo the platform were David Well«, president of the Leitrim ;C. M. Robert- son, S. J. Begrime, Mies Jessie Blake, M� Bertha Milian, and representa- tives of tb. Junior opining exercises were inchargeof Mr. Wells and addresses were given by the mentioned above. A male choir 1n the wag service and by special request E. O. Belcher sang a solo, "The Sparrow." A deep in. Wrest M taken in the work of the young people of the obgreb, pad the sating capacity was taxed to the utmost at tbe evening service. Drummer. NAT 1. 1913 • 1 up Capital, t a•d U iv idea Ps oats t�181,8't0 MONTotal idea (mei1158.(11)0.01:0i6N WQ0T 1 e, in between the town and C.0 . Lovely Hair Lee, I0 emneedon witb the sale of the mummer hotel Oa motion of Commit- tee, ore meet was and pie H��` the y trod For Women wt was aesapted as amtisfact.-y .ed_ rift - the matter wee referred to the soli- oitns to have k executed and the aide completed. THE LICENSE INVESTIGAT,ON .Chounasd from twae'ta Alfred Asquith, impeettfrid lice for Centre Huron, was asked if be any statement to make relative to chargee made against Kim. "1 d do it: I am not guilt was the way be expressed him He declared that the question of playlet wail never mentioned by Gs Farr•, although be was at Farr'a the day in gnaetion. it wap about 13,I2 of March, he ss. d, wben he around taking applications far lice from the hotel -keeper«, This st meat called forth a remark from Saunders that it was not the burin of the witness to take applicatio Mr. Asquith replied that he was specting the various hotels at same time. He recalled baying a vereetioo with Farr at that titles which it was intimated that be (F was anxious about the renewal of limmae. Witness said that Farr ask him who he thought would be off. The reply he gave wits that didn't know -be bed nothing to with ir. The same ntgbt, alter midnight train came in.. witness Mr. Pcrter went down to the .L'n betel for the sole purpose a be of inquiring of Mr. Patterson if be w going borne on the tnoruing train said he Ant bad telephoned Mr. Pa and inquired if Mr. Patterson we there. H. deelared be war not ew of any drinking while be wap et Farr that .iwht Had there been Mr. certainly would have paid . floe, said. Witness told of a time t years ago when information was la &pleat the proprietor of the Un hotel and be was fined gi0. He sn are lard tried to persuade bun to pu the money in kis pocket and not ha the fine reeistered against biro. reply wa. that be would put biome n oo man's ser. le spite of tb attempt at bribery be recDetained err after this as a fieea.i.bolder. Mr. 8aueders declared that such coarse was grimly improper. "Ho is the license law to h. proper dministered in the P e o v i n c that sort of thing it allowed tee k on 7' be asked. Witness admit that he had un..de a statement the investigation ocrmweooed to t effect that 00 matter what Patterson did he would fight the thing to t ish. Andrew Porter denied taking part that be was charged by Parr i DO•s bad the Idn't .eIf. card - bine on the wap neer a'e- Mr. use ns. the in are) his ed cut he do the and ion said. ene He re re are Farr he wo id, ion 1d de His lf is ed a w ly e 0 ted ai.roe b. be the 0 the matter of "Axing" the reduction of °epees, orthathe was interested in y plot or scheme to indoenoe the action nt the license commissioner.. is evidence was elven in such a frank manner that Mr. Saunders com- mented on it. Mr. Pater was tbe last Dame piled by the Crown attorney. William Wfnmi0 and Adam Hays were the only wittsesees called by Mr. Dewey. Mr. Winmiil teat Hied to see- ing Mr. Patteneou at Fan's bot°) about the 20ab of ]arch and was in conver- sation with m after 7 p.m. for oboe tame pad thre►giarter hours. Mr. Hayti, formerly license om- missioner. said be always ppa+id for It inside wheat be stayed at Ybtr • hotel He mid that ha stayed at Farr's hotel when in town en April 19th. Mr. Patterson Dame to mown an the seen train with him pad it was oa the sug- geetion of the tritium that both of them went to Farr's for t heir d1Mar. Mr. Danc' y bad aut•pneoaed R. N. Lewis. M. P , to appear but said that tbe sheriff's oe!eer bed been un.ue- neseful in accuriog his att.•danoe The bearing war cooc1ude•.l at 10110 on Wednesday moruiog. C.P.R. TO BUILD PRRIGHT SHRD. Copal Agrees to Give Twisty -see -year Leese tr Neoeaaary Growled. A special meeting of the town coun- cil was held last Friday evening -.II the 'nowhere being present except Come -Hoe Pellow-far the purpose of re•ewimg setgotlatlons with the C. P. R. relative to the erecelon of the freight sheds at the harbor, and to pat through Anally the sale 0f tee senneer hotel proper y to O. C. Lee. Cd. ltae•do.ald. of Guelph, anlidtor for the C. P. R., war pe meet sod male the statement that the railway Mpsmy proposed to construct a freight shed no Harbor Quay no a site west of the present freight .hada The proposed *beds are to be 25O1140 feet hi ilitsronsions. it was requested that the company be given a twenty - was -year lyase sl dee •e watery Iced and track "feriae to the .bode for the MAIM period of time. The semen finteany derided is favor of tbe esteems, a ,not kip h.inlr made Counselor Valuator, reonded by Mose Mew to grant to the Q . a a rgbt way +nd • hoes .1 tie gtwsd Sot• iso freight sleds tot a -.peeled of wen tyros* years, the Mum to be ass- tional ea the to ratdeo, complet1os npsssti.o of the .ttuda. T804 Ise- 100 was Wald wed the ratter was relieved to the !lawn-. Remo Wes - Mega sad Deputy Reeve Omit tee me - .l& tee _.Bcit.r ted act la aeee d.acs flrltlr W series a.rl b.ee a bylaw pee wF panel .eenedisgly. a. Chas. Gamow. town •ntkdtor. wine W preset, sad enpi.ioed 08. propoud out gt+a.d i' orre mod baa -salol t wap hep nn Priddy *v.nlug April 19, iso R S. No 10, Wellesley. The buird- leg wee illted to ov.rm left. M'. bund- le.. Karr, of WetiwMsy yia� thin their are rerrl d n.,f hi. duties very eddy • The program consisted of thirty -sight .Omhsrs. Tears was Parisian Sage Puts Lite and Lustre into Dull, Faded Nair. It Is Guaranteed. It you haven't enjoyed the marvel- lous benefit derived front using de- lightful. refreshing Parisian %age, the modern hair geowe'', beautifier and datdruit tewedy, you base missed a real treat. Every woman should use Paritian Sage, not only to hanisb dandruff and ether hair troubles but to prevents falling hair, baldness, greyness .and faded hair. Parisian btige puts life and lustre into any person's hair, at.d best of all it ie guaranteed to do es %OvertjRd by E. R. Wight or money back. Got a bottle today, madam, it costs only half a doper and is sold by E. R. Wigle and druggists everywhere in America. jos Nox a Cold in One Day At last a remedy bas been discov- ered thea will stop a eott�, cure a Cold, relieve asthma in a few -seconds. It is allied •108 Noe a (old." Just ou try it. alio a bottle at Dunlop's drug store. 3 DAYS' Treatment at the Gatlin Institute Ab.oeut.+y r.eno..s alt eraNng and desire for ,ia.er Ne bad after-effects. Call. Write cr 'Phone for Booklet The Gatlin Institute 419 Jarvis St, Toronto 'Phone H. 45J� A. Hargrave, Mgr. 1 The Last Kick of the Chaperon stack in Goderich. Our doors will be fleetly closed on Tuesday night, May 7th. Only three more days left, and within teat time we ase going to give sorb bargains that it will lie most fortunate for the 0oM wbo will he lucky enough to get erre in time. It's the last and only chance you will ever have. It's now or never. 10 boxes of Flowers, earls lb new 'spring Hata, trimmed -11 .98 800 bunches strew and mohair Braid., per punch .... . ... . 16ii 500 silk Spools. half price, 2 for be 400 silk twist, half priew, 4 for. b. t Pour doses ladies leather belts 9e Twelve dosed ladies' black seam- less Hose, per pair . .. , . 12c ea Six dozes ladies' lime summer 'Vests, este. 8s Five donee ladies' lisle bummer Drawer., each .•• 19° extra fine lawn Ijandker- rete, half prior, 8 for . Iib die.' Parasols, choice now at half Abosat 2.31) yards of Dress Goods, dabbed god cut away brIow halt K. The same with Linings, Trimmings, Braid., Laces, and, in feet, everything in the store. it has all got to go now -no holding hack. Jest eighty -Myr MOO'S Suits to go witb the teeth now. The priors are talent cos -be if 83.116 a•t4 *01.93 Melee 110 Osercnat,,, for .... ... 383 Men's 76c Work tibias for. the Mop's Socks, three pairs for.... Sae Men's Pante. an sures 98c We haysa't time to tell you any more shout it. But it 7.el mists title last opportunity you wiit aiways re, gret it. The store positively claws next Tuesday sight, after whieb we say farewell. Cameramen lherwer tats -rut STOWS,. Latest Hews. 345 p. m., Thursday. - Arrange- ments for a large crowd on Saturday and Monday at the Howell Hardware Un.'s tering opening and darso tts- t ince. The Detroit Vapor Mem Inas has .est weird that he will he hiss t ped very headsmen presents have arrived i-ssarsel demosetrator will present to the early mesere. We will he plastered In .seta you a two of the efelu -j-we Mocha Java coffee sold ltd tows by W. Hero. of flee Qual- ity (tracery Skeet.. Howaml HAonwARa Co., Ltm1Tln. Suicide'. Fawriir at Lucknew. Calumet, Mich.. April 1114,-- Lykes wawa a gad re nee with the gws towtMd on full, the body of Donate! If. Acott, sired M y elz, a prominent Heil and architectural engineer, wap (rowel to- day. A note left by it -net declared tbet he had hewn forme to rxwnmlt .sieid• became trinity had deserted Mu and .owe u. Lseknnw, OOtario, .Pere fist. Sgu, iso which town Mr•. M.ett's parents ase believed to reside, Tie.Sire eda Y•. -d. AP Segtlsbmaa and en fri.huup meet one day, and the former. to hast some fun w(th Pat, aa►rd bier if be was gond at e.e ssu rrnren0. ' • 1 ars the'." Mid Pet non rn,rad 700 Md1 MO how ,sway skirts L r.,uM g •t not of a pied r acrd the ftn,li.hmau. Welt," said Pse, 'Yl.' depends, on whose yard you get leu•. Things Unprintable. nihil. --Mother wlways .ter.. when hoe« nnentrny to dinner ,bhy Isn't your tether vitae to like -0uest he ain't able to Gayle' Inhere. -Poston Wedded at Paris. Paris. April 19.--A quirt wedding was •nlemnis,d at 84.. Jamas' recto: y 00 Weeirmaiay afternoon, Yates Him tela. Warden, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Weeders. was uni ed in wed, tock to Geordie ./ohne, on, son . f Mr. STA Mrs. Jobnston, of Goderich. Rev. C. 0. Porton officiated. Mise Oath - wise W.wden acted as brideess.id sod CM* Word.n supported the groom. Alt., •AOrhort honeymoon trip to Toreato And God* Ich the temple will teRe uplink r eekleeoe in Paris AFTER ANY Sarft'. 6irealskroe isa0Ys.1`. goodie and haull d a itap . re wePiwipi twteii...lt sI mature is ra.kaidas i d& Al OrsogIete. arra a awes. ihmealla Ors. " i 1 liC OF CANADA 1as"Aer-t.rlto 1435 1 REMIT MONEY BY BANK MONEY ORDERS Bank Money Orders Issued by the Uphill Bank of Canada for sums up to 1150.00 coat only from fie to 11ie, ae:ordiag to int They are payable anywhere in Canada tYukoo excepted), and in the principal United States cities. Money sent in this way is as safe as if you handed it oirect to the payee. Goderich Branch Il W. L. HORTON, Manager= t. i EN , $*AN(1 , 1 r. w. - J p 701-----i,, tilt. Tac. l `r. m. C. KART MUM Aar1-.aaat Maayea. EAST STREET GARAGE IS WHERE YOU WILL FIND "MEN WHO KNOW" WHEN THEY REQUIRE THE "RIGHT GOODS" AT THE RIGHT PRICE, 8E IT WORK Ott SUPPLIES. OPERATBI) BY The Herron Gasoline Engine and Machinery Company GODERICH, ONT. '.The Jinn that does not beadle common goodie but guarantees eatidaetion on every job done or sale made." .Psow>z 243 Aft. Taatvseerloive JTRI(TLY CA ell. I.50 Excursion Goderich to Detroit Steamer Greyhound jc Going to Detroit June 14th Return from Detroit June 17th 21 Days in Detroit Crescent CJab of Stratford Special Trails to the GODERICH BAND MOONLIGHT Thursday, June 13th, 8 p. m. '' For peat -alae see small bills or write $. H. AYH T. P. fit E. Agree, Detroit. LOW PIANO PRICES FOR PIANO BUYERS With the lowest prices --with the largest stock and greatest variety -no piano buyer can afford to make a selection without getting in touch with our Mammoth Clearance Sale Small payment down is all_that is required to secure immediate possession of any instrument, and the balance may be paid in small monthly instalments. It is customary with the 1 Some new Pianos offering in London brand) of the Williams (hie bele can be had for 124.1, Paas (bmpany, Leaned, to 8210 and 1275. You should ace tate new Player Pianos we are have • offering for 8600 and 9560. Spring Clearing Sale of all the used, rented and concert used Pitmen, and those taken is •rehange for New Reale AN-fi- nd/am Pianos. In order to matt- e asee clean sweep of thte stock it is n.osseary to put the Pianos down to pricee that will appeal to alias beteg weal bargains. The Pianos we are now offering awe • dandy MA. Just look them over. Used Pianos al Rare Bargain Prices IV* indicate here just a few of the ram !remains to be had in rased Pianos : g175 for a New - es/ rhe : 91611 for a Kerr; !!SS for a It rydner : IWO far a Heeintasao a I'r•anapoe.r : gee tot a New *teals Williams , gooduaPiano at 16th, and one et 170. Lovely Organa from 1*1 t0 140. Our building is overflowing with bazgalm equal to thous width we hare aneetinned For Nin particulars writePima Wilttar0e OOk.p mite/, 191 Leaden.Needed Bk. .1. BART .t.1KUAN, apess ia1 teprommieties. may be emote et Hotel Fl dMrd. t od.rteh. from May Ah to the Mtbk in reseed tit thea offering.