The Signal, 1912-5-9, Page 5THE SIGNAL :GI/DERrCH ONTARI 0
LOCAL TmPICS
castes Huron t iberW.
The annual tsarist me of the Cwt,+
Huo,e, liberal Association will be
be1J at (ardno shbali, 8eaforth, e
•
Tuesday, y
o'clock p.
The president of Lite Y. M. U. A. has
.*cured fur the Boy Scout* the eneracy
for thene new book, The Skokie, el tthisTita,
d
whish a rbortlWinstton Co limited. at to be issued be Toe
nooto. C.hn Winston
book is a larger fubetamtL.
• dome, well bound in cloth and pro.
illustrated. The price le $11.00.
a when the book le delivered.
The Titanic Disaster.
The (ieoe�eeiod�tr£Jihibibon of 1914.
Good
ess
already Awn
Mede !a the ��rers�� e. ( the
Oederieh ledeste $I IIhilitfloe of 1911.
lief. The ie ii a p� remised ised the pro ,
*slated thio seeWr mad de.
viome year& rah met . In
tee already is netting toe the
■ entestaiameet d the big crowds that
the are expected at the year's fair, sad
*oleo flood Tidal features will be an-
-' trounced in se time
Tae profits are to go to eke tBe4e of
• help the boor.8eouts. ay a booi
Hospital AccommedatNM Overtaxed.
The need of additional hospital ao
oommodatioa in Ooierielsie con -
Mandy briobellowed erkhupoe dune
tbe eondl
who AEC oriunlet
boar. On several oaereioes o1 late
Tee Signal is Wormed, appUoatiooe
for admission to Alreaedra hottarel
hart had to be refused because
was oo room available. Something
wool to dare soon, in the was
den addition to the present y
or the securing of s larger building.
New F,rm in Charge.
Messrs. Met)onagb A Gledhill Wive
taken poseessicn o( their reoeutiy pur-
chased property. the Holmes coal
yard. sod will Goaarerry� on the business fn
all lines se toriy. Iaeltsding owl,
wood. lime, osttq.t. atilt rind, ate.
Both members et the naw firm are
well and favorably known to the
people of Goderich reed vicinity, r-nd •
team of both capable :oiliness sed as
they are will dotattlets be able to build
up a good business with advantage
not only to tbemsslw but to their
customers.
(;. N. R. to Ooderich,
The Canadian Northern Railway la
reported to ne_illanning an immediate
invasion of Western Ontario with a
system of .team and radial electric
lino.
Tbe initfa) .ter will be the
building of a line from Toronto to
Gueloh, and the next will be the ex-
tension of this line westward to Strat-
ford roti thence into Huron, with a
termato on the lake. It is probable
that this liuet which will be an elentako
one, K•tlt reach Godeeieb, thnitt by
what route is not known. A 0. X: R.
man vets in 8eafortb last week and
gave the people there to poderetand
that the route would be through Sea-
lant to Goderich.
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appointment for Rev.,0. A. Seager.
Crown Attorney Seager this aorn-
ing received word that his son, Rev.
C. A. Seager, had been appointed
principal of mt. Mark's Theological
College et Vancouver, B. O. St.
Itsrk's is a Church of England institu-
tion in affiliation with the Uadversity
of British Columbia It is leas than a
year since Rev. Mr. Simmer went to
British Columbia from Toronto, and
that be has within so abort a time re-
ceived such an important poet indi-
cates the very rapid progress be bas
made in the good opinions of the
people of the Coast Province, His
Goderich friends wiU be especially
pleased to learn of the recognition
that qtr. Seager's abilities bite en
quickly earned.
Burial ot George E. Graham.
The remains of the late 0.0.1* R.
Graham, one of the vietMae ad the
Titanic disaster, were Sheered at liar
risen on Saturday lest. beside the
gri.ye of bis obly cilia. who died ie
Haniston fifteen aaoethe ado. Tbe
holy was accompanied frot,t 17,wM
by J. C. Eaton and Sows sixty heeds
cfdeparttuebts of the T. Raton Ow
from Toronto and Winnipegg Mr.
Graham having been one of the halms
Company', buyers. Besides b i a
widow, be is survived by his father.
W. broth R. Graham, of St. Marys ; ave
don : Rib. eWv. ILA. Brabant, Lou
dors; ItGraham. 8ttstbroy
Methodist pastor of Victoria •treat
Graham, church. Goderith); J. D.
sed Robert to c J. W. Graham
one sister, Mies Graham, Minnie GrahBw. fR.
Marrs.
Congratulations 1
The result* of the annual combine -
tions of the Faenit u1 AppliedScience and En
ti I7eiaeAalt
of Toronto, were an A 'awe
day of this week. Ie Mie u[
suceeseful student. the amen a S`err
Goderiebboys appear, • IL R. Mlle
complpletetp completed his enures„ =A-
aminations for the degeoe et
of applied science. H. M. EWA was
successful in his second year Naw aina-
tion,; in civil engineering; J. Atebie
Tom completed hie first year In civil
engineering, passing with
C • K. Matpb�is tete ,ami
�
coon's* in mining ee(tiOeeri*g,
was soerwesiur.
In the list of degrees to be awarded
at the annual convesaNloi ,rt U
University at Mooted& sett
E. H. Jordan, a0sdgs le 111.1110.11to
as e of the IS the
degtv+e rel B.
son of Mr.. F. Jordan. d tae*& M the
A 8att*ry for (Iewt glees Permission las aper iiM kg
Militia De
partment of kaoline new artillery sell. to he
the :tit
Ar-
tillery, with eresj swa it Geisriel .
The highest mak ausait the
of the unit isth ` i.�.ogees,
ajor will the Bret se
Andrew RO1 isle
imrtntmenta! Is hat d ales
$ Zee Masa, aB espeaiea. and
>tSstsua Ren It
� l be Wee et tis
Will the slaw SW
kat •
fir' i ick
Most lip tisid /be
ss tel t' date is the wedge we
>M olfieer. sed lief era
b.Ian k_mswaseyb t� ~ ��7
lomelstettre..._ eve «surd ye.r yrs -
newel
sew seat hill tee _ to he MN
siassietiesed
_sabers sad menthe.
...._stirested way s`
�etthe eaten
The
•rparM0dvMuwill ars *nitttt New
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!Milk Supplies Tested.
Coder direction of the kraal Board
of Health. the medical health allege
wW hereafter conduct periodical taste
of the milk supplied by dairies to ear-
thmen in town. The law requires
that all milk add la town shell ooe-
tsin at Least three per Deet. of butter
fat- The first test, recently made,
*bowed unsatisfactory conditions to
this respect, but there was an im-
provement on the *wood teat, and. as
stated, the tests will be continued per-
iodically. Any porton supplying in-
ferior milk in the town is liable to pro-
secution under the Public Health Act
An analysis of the town water made
April 9th showed it to be in first-class
condition.
Harbor Notes.
The tint boat to enter (ioderich har-
bor this seat n was the steamer Ag-
ana it arrived last Friday trona Dul-
uth with $ cargo of X9,000 bushels of
sets for the Goderich elevator. The
steamer Neebing was a cines second
With a cargo of 127,000 bushels of
wheat and oats from the same port.
It also unloaded at the Goderich ele-
vator.
The steamer Jaeger.. called on Tues-
day and lightened part of ita cargo of
wheat before proceeding to Montreal.
The steamer Turret Crown is ex-
pected today with a ca of 106,,000
bushels of wheat for the Mill.
The steamers Kaministrquia and
Wexford arrived on Wednesday even-
ing witb cargoes of wheat and oats
for the Goderich elevator.
The steamer'Tureet Chief weir here
on Tuesday with a cargo of 110,000
bushels of wheat and oats for the
Godench elevator.
The first crib to be used in connec-
tion with the straightening of the
oomouercial dock is under construc-
tion.
Fishing is a favorite pastime with
many and large catches cf perch are
being made.
Prank Saunders bas built a floating
boathouse for his motor launch.
0. L Persona put his new motor
hooch into the water on Wednesday
evening. It's a speed craft.
Harry Sturdy and lot, Craigie have
invested in all eighteen -toot launch.
Jack Roberta has purchased Bob's
canoe.
Capt Donnelly has erected his hoat-
booeees on the river breakwater to the
west of where they were placed last
year. They roe more esatly reached
this year. as the captain has erected a
stairway from the top of the break-
water down to the level of the water.
Ales. McLean, wbo la fishing out of
Goderich this season, made his first
lift On Tuesday.
On Tuesday the gasoline auxiliary
step Betehead brought down the
awl of the schooner Azov, which had
been on the beach near Sh.ppatdton
since CupL John McDonald's memor-
able trip across Lake Huron Last fall.
It is reported from Fort William
that over 35,000,000 bushels of Cana-
dian grain have been awaiting trans -
n at the head of the lakes.
isle as unprecedented amount, and
it means that there will be busy times
far the grain -carriers this swoon.
Goderich will no doubt get a good
share of the traffic.
The Late Mrs. Wm. Strachan.
Tbe Lola Mrs. Wm. Strachan, whose
death at Louisville. Kent cky, Irma re-
corded in these columns last week.
net bee death under very sad cireom-
etaooss. 'dbe was engaged in sewing
by an open erste fire in ber home on
Tseesdey of last week and haying a
eewpaper which held some of her
*!{/pings she nose and shoot it over
the fire. The paper was ignited and
the flames spread to her dress, which
ems of • li/bt, Inflammable materia I.
Mho ran outside screaming, with her
eletbing &blase, and neighbors ru*hed
b her assistance and extinguished the
Imam 8be was taken to the hospital
std every attention was given her,
het she was so severely burned that
she naoenmbed in a few hours. The
tewains were brought to (iodericb,
aseompanied by ber sorrowing bus -
bead and family, and the funeral took
plass on 8atard•y last from the rad -
dame et ber mother, Mrs. Geo. Mn,.s* Oasbria road, to Colborne trrme-
tsry. and Was very largely attended.
Rev. Gen. E. Mos conducted the ser -
view'. The pallbearers were ber three
coos : Jae sStraehen, of Detroit her
brotberin-law: J. B. Maekensie, of
Aeon, a oousle ; and Geo. Stewart, of
baa. The dotal offerings were very
is iseeoos and handsome and included
• sowpiste Gasket toyer of roses and
Wise sled a harp from Mr. Btrachao's
easeehten in the boiler shop of the I.
k N. iL L. Louisville. of which de-
�ameaeet bs is formate Mn.
Nresistr was the eldest daughter of
lb* hate George Morris, of Colborne,
sed was born in that township on
=tat, 18111- 8be was married In
her now bereft husband and for
*eels Mres raided I& Colborne, bat for
the lest etibtma years ber home had I
bees es t.MMviflw geotoeky. gibe
wee a Name. eonsistwnt Christian, a an
w0�•1 e1 litany excellent, goailUes of
or
leKi std ieesf, and was very much IWaved both Th
=tee
In her own family g a
N • wires!e of sorrowing
NA
Was Once a Goderich Girt
The aotwuot of the tragic death f
Annie Hailes, the young girl w o
el from Toronto sad thea
com-
mitted suicide lo Droit, had locali-
terest added t0 it when it was teemed
test the family once resided in Gude-
rich. They removed from town to
Clinton about three years ago and
thence to Toro*to.
Change in Market Clerk.
Atter filling the position of market
der* for nearly five years, W. J.
Tomalley has beaded to his resigna-
tion, which wee secepted at the meet -
la g of the town council last Le idat
evening. Mr. Toweney asked that he
shouid be relieved as soon as a subset.
Gate could be secured. The market
eosmftoe of the town council has
dealt with the matter and will report
at the nett regulso meeting of the
oouood that Capt. Alen. McLeod bas
been appointed to the position. The
new clerk will assume his new duties
on May 15th. Mr. Towersey will go
w Guelph, where he will engage In
'evangel tic work.
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rte u k
C. P. R. Notes.
Wilfrid McLean shipped • car of
horses to Saskatoon ora Tumidity.
Engineer J. Lillew, who tis, been on
the passenger run between here and
Toronto for some time, has moved his
family W Godericb.
Jas. Martyn, who has been engineer
on the way freight out of Goderich for
some time, has been transferred to the
Muskoka division.
Feted Lockey and Jasper Nicholson
ere now employed on the C. P. R. a.
brakeman. The latter is doing duty
in the yard at present, while- Mr.
Leekey is on the .road.
The grading for the new inter -
switching line is completed and the
rails are laid to a point near the muni-
cipal freight sheds. A storehouse
built by the Cantrdisn Stewart Co. bas
to be removed before the two different
tracks of the railway companies can
be connected.
Engineer Munroe, who had been
running on the Guelph & Goderich
line of the C. P. R. for several years,
has been transferred to the Guelph
and Torocto run. He is succeeded
bere by J. Pair, who had been engin-
eer on the Listowel -Linwood branch
Slice its opening.
It is expected that a cbange will be
made shortly io the C. P. R. time-
table, which will delay about half an
boor the arrival of the train now doe
at 8:40 p. in. Other changes may he
made on the completion of they line
from Guelph to Hamilton.
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
Winnow blinds and curtain piss any site to
order at Anti's Art Store, inns rtaest- How
about a new ptd.are w two tar roar hoose this
sprb* t
Great weather this. Get to tins with nature
by wearlr,s • new snit. Pridi nor this Tatter
lase the richt sued■ and maker them ep in the
latent ,peeved natal
Rebekah Lodge will bold a social
evening in Oddfellows' Hall on Thurs-
day, May 1&b. This will be the last
of the season.
John Naegle bas outclassed from
Time. Gledhill the house on South
street just at the rear of the British
Exchange hotel.
A white fur -lined 'stove was picked
up oo East street the other day and
will be restored to Ste owner if he calla
at the town clerk's oMoe.
Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Shephard have
leased the house on 8t Patrick's
street, reoently vacated by J. B. Haw-
kins, and have moved into it
The lot on :Louth street belonging to
W. H. Gundry, of Regina, was sold
last week to W.J. Carter for $490.
lir. Cater likely will buil! a resi-
dence on it.
J. 0. Sbeardown has purchased the
pc rty ret Mrs. Ticbbourne in Co1-
borne township, paying 9050 for it.
Mr. Sbeardown will use the property
for a chicken farm.
Blackstone' have installed a new
Giant power freezer in order to keep
pace with the ►bcreaeing demand for
their delicious ice cr 'CTt that has
made this Lem so popular.
The house and lot oo Keays street
belonging to Mrs. Wm. McCaughan, of
Toronto, bas been purchased by Thos.
tiuodry. Toho Stewart, who had
been the teuant until recently, has
moved to 8esforth.
Tbe regular monthly meeting of the
Children's Aid Society will be held in
the oourt house next Tuesday after-
noon
fter
noon at 4 o'clock. A full attendance
of all interested in the work of the
Society is requested.
Ed. Gowan has taken • position in
the gents' furnishing store of W. C.
Pridbuim. He succeeds Leo Chisholm,
whose health has not been good of
late and who .nay take a trip to the
West to recuperate.
The customs returns for Goderich
and its outports for the month ending
April 90th show a considerable volume
of bosi ors. The total was $6.107.11
and of this amount the town of 3ode-
rich &loco contributed .13.196.42.
la prepsratioo for camp on June
17th, Capt- Dunlop has oo.Bmeooed
drilling "A" company of the Sird Reg-
iment in the town ball every Wednee-
da evening. All persons wiahing to
enlist should apply at once to Capt.
Dunlop.
(bmsiderahte iotereet was mani-
fested In the demowtratlon of the
Perfection oil stove at 0. C. Lee'.
hardware store last Monday. Mr.
Glover, of Tnronrn, was in charge for
the Imperial Oil Co. A number of
wales were made.
An order has been issued by the
ostofdee Department to the effect
that no sdveeriie.ments or 00(10.. of
y ...aerometer may be posted inside
stn the outside of poatomce buildings.
is order doe* not affect Goderich,
waver, as t hat ride has already been
lowed here,
Be.ides her
MOM. Ilhe ham three snore : I)t . J.101416
B. etwrhu . wee of the lsding ph si- e,o
etsee e1 Mei ream /Irksome ; WI
)A. flesetlhmw.f(s�t the chief *tee's the
charm. Weft df tie baste P. R. R.. Topeka, was
i and Dr. Harry K. 8areehree, m
eft the Pails. I arIK(lo.. et re.; be
Wee her mother, Mw. Gee�ldAs,
sed skater, Mm Nereis. n1 bas to
whom the eymiwehy er the whale'
owmimweity g.we �feerih le their sere hr
Nesesereet 171e tsar all retert,ed b
tidy its epeesive Leases ea kf amdai
Illirei g. Mt •r, rtrdeiae will speed flee
ems ewe _with We rebtk se ben be- ywg
One of the late arrivals at Castle
a is Williarm Pearsall, who was
tensed by Magistrate Merrton, of
bas. to serve a year In jell nn
ergs of robbery. The aroused
t'hereed with taking • sum of
oney from a Teamster man while
sees .krepteg•
A alas who gave the name of
1p.00nrgg%s, Smith, asci who said h. cane
Irore�amiltns, wee attested by Ch
Pnstlstbwalte leaf !friday yi
awmigwed se a vagrant before Masi..
strafe Reid. Re wee stet to 1
thirty days. Noith W hoe le
for severs* days sed bad epees
great deal of ile Uwe lettwlsg
THLManAY, MAY 9, 1912 ti
about the waterfront. Hie descrlip- SUMMER SPORTS.
tiontallles with that of a mall who had -
relied at several houses during the
course of ler week asd had bsgg.d
los food. His abode at night was In
a freight car et the h•trbor.
J. E. Jordan and I�,,,, P. Merlatt, rep•
resrntlothe IVilfissus Pinno Co.
London, have been in town this week
on business for their company. Mr.
Jordan is Mod to get back to the old
town once in a while and a hearty
greeting always awaits him here. He
will be to town until tomorrow and
may be Teen at the Hotel Redford.
At the meeting of the water and
light commission on Tumda evening
the secretary was ioatructed to ask for
tenders for the supplyof 2,000 tons of
w
slack ol, prices to t o. b. boat at
Goderich in bond. The fl.*t cargo is
required on or about July 1st. Other
matters in couneetiou with supplying
the military camp grounds with water
and light also were dealt with.
G. M. Elliott, county agent of the
Children's Aid Society. brought a boy
how Middlesex county last Saturday
sed pieced him to a foster home at
Henri.. He also platted two boys in
hoses near RedortL last week. One
wee brought from St. Thotuas and the
other from Berlin. Two of the boys
referred to were twelve years of age
and the other was ten years old.
The work that is being done by the
horticulture) societies throughout the
Province has so met with the approval
of the Government that the yearly
grant to each society has been in-
nreased to 91I0, which is $50 more than
formerly- Such encouragement on
the part of the Government should
lead to a greater interest locally in the
work of further beautifying Goderich.
Probably the most elaborate floral
design ever seen in Goderich wars a
casket cover which was ordered from
Gen. Stewart by the shopmates in the
Louisville Nashville ear works of
William $tracheo, who was bereaved
bust week by the untimely death of
his partner in life. whose retrains
were interred in Colborne cemetery
last Satulgday. The design was six
feet long and thirty inches wide, and
was composed of roses, lil'es and
terns.
CHURCH NOTES.
Rev. Geo. E. Ross' su- bject in Knox
church next Sunday morning will be
"God and His Universe." In the even-
ing 'The Prodigal Sob's Brother" will
be his theme.
The services in St. George's church
last Sabbath were conducted by Rev.
Canon Craig, of London. The rector,
Rev. J. B. Fotberingham, was at Lon-
don ane took the service for Rev.
Dean Davis in the morning and sup-
plied for Rev. Canon Craig in the
evening.
At North street Methodist church
next Sunday the pastor, Rev. Alfred
Brown, will preach at both services,
and conduct the adult Bible class.
Sacrament of the Lord's Supper and
reception of new member; in the
morning. Quarterly offerings. A
cordial welcome to a1.
The anniversary seralyes and dedi-
catIto of the Baptist church and the
new rhurch pews will be held on Sun-
day, May 96413. The anniversary tea
and grand concert will be given the
next evening. Monday, 27th. Watch
the newspapers and window bills for
further announoemente.
The pastor, Rev. John Pollock will
be in the pulpit of the Baptist churob
next Sunday to conduct divine ser-
yioe at 11 a. w. and 7 p. w. The Bible
school and Bible class meet at 3 p. m.
The young people's meeting is held on
Monday evening at 8 o'clock. All are
cordially invited to attend.
Next Sunday being Mother's—M.
appropriate set viol. will he bald in
Victoria street church. At 11 o'clock
in the forenoon, the pastor, Rev. Dr.
Medd, will preach • sermon to mother*.
IN the evening his discourse will he of
special interest to husbands. Good
music will be rendered at both ser-
vices.
ervices. The white carnation is the
emblem of the day. Wear one.
Everyone is welcome to both services.
The annual meeting of North street
auxiliary of the Wouten's Missionary
Mo'tiety of the Methodist church was
held in the church parlor on May mfr,
when the following officer, were
elected : P,rwident, Mrs. J. H. Col-
borne ; honorary president, Mn.
Smooth ; honorary vice - president,
Mn. G. Ooz ; let vice-president, Mrs.
Rev). Brown: 2nd vioe - president,
Miss M. Robertson : 3rd vice-president,
Mrs. Hick ; recording secretary, Me.
H. Turner ; nor. secretary, Misr H. E.
Freeman : treasurer, Mrs. W. C.
Pridbam : superintendent of Christian
stewardship, Mrs. A. Deyidsoo
organist. Mrs. Morrish.
The nom tion of Knox church
bad the vi a of bmsring last Bab -
bath evening one of the eminent
teachers and preacher* of Toronto—
Rev. Professor Law, of Knox College.
He spoke of the temples of old, in
which teen believed the presence of
God was always abiding --a plass set
avert from the life of the world.
Christ brengbt a new conception of
the temple of God : instead at material
edifices, the heart; of mew were Hie
abiding place. "Know ye not thate
are the tempi/. of God. and that the
Spirit ret God dwelletb in your
Christ's teaching was that man must
sanctify himself. Tn tete work of re-
forming the world, of regweerating no-
staty, tee contribution 6maatt
could make, end must make, u
tbo
regeneration of his own life. life
should be sanctified in ell iia relation :
settees, instead of • thing to be put
on and taken off. must he the spirit ref
all a man's actions, in business, Is poli-
tics. In the home, everywhere. Man
bail not vet reached that desired state,
and the Sebbsth day. the ssmembling
Inc worship, and other religions ori --
a$nees were helps to him In bio way
tb ouisb life to that p1ee when there
is no temple : 'Inc the Lard God Al-
mighty and the LAMA ere the temple
emallpert at Kincardine.
Taranto, May 9.—Cr. J. R. W. Mr-
Cellsergi esaretary of the Provi«lal
Board .1 Yeatb, has received word ret
glee esaa e1 aem1lpox at [ iecarrdiee.
hole felt, and it is
Ma _
tbo9 iM health earn has
the well order eoetrot. Tie
pads,* Itis hese quaeradeed, and
every pre-tetlt, bee beat takes.
eke sesoud gawe of football in the
1 sin league series was played last
at •uday evening The contesting
t ems wens the G. C. 1. and the Vic,
1 rians, When the whistle blew fur
l 1.1 time it was quite evident that
the teams were very eveoly watched,
as neither side bad Wee able to •cote,
The next game will be played w, Moe -
da eveuwth
g, when e Y. 5*. C. A.
and the G. C. I. will be the opposing
teartrs.
The annual meeting of the Clintons
Lawn Bowling Club took place last
Thursday evening, the following of-
ficers being elected for the season :
Honorary president, L. A, Forrester ;
provident, W. Jackson ; vice-presi-
dent, J. B. Hoover : secretary, F.
Jackson ; treasurer, J. Ntnstord ;
honorary chaplain, Rev. C. E.
Jeakins; honorary members, A. Tay-
lor, R. Holmes, F. R. Hodgens, A.
Porter, Dr. Agnew, Dr. Robertson,
K. Erskine ; ground committee, W.
J. Stevenson, J. Hunter, J. L Cour-
tiers,
ourtiers, A. J. Morrisb, George Yates ;
canvassing committee, W. J. H,uiand,
J. Hunter; representative to W. 0.
B. A., the president, W. Jackson.
Baseball Prospects -
A meeting of delegates representing
teams to be entered in the Huron -
Perth Baseball League way called to
convene at Clinton last Fr iday, but as
only Stratford, Clinton and Goderich
were represented, notbing was done
towards the forming of a league. Un-
less Mitchell or some other team is
persuaded to enter the prospects for
league baseball games in Godes ich this
year are not very bright- All we may
hope to see are a few games of "lad,- '
pendent" buil. Arrangements are
under way for the Goderich nine to
go to Stratford on May 24th to play a
double-header with the -boys of the
Classic City. To prepare tor this
openinr event the manager of the
local tette announces th.t practice
will be. held on the Agricultural Park
every evening next week. All pro-
spective players should be on hand for
these work-ou tr.
Before you have fluished the world
will do to you one of three ;hinge :—It
will make your heart very soft, very
hard, or are break it. No or.e escapee ,
FLOWERS
FOR MOTHERS' DAY
Wear a riewerbr mother's minathe beat mother who
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sternes et
mod sera Semi ar So Wiese -
—earrr�el1eerarr.Nay ist1.
A mast le mer Mouserise s Hone.
1 will le prepared gest Saturday. ]lay
11th, with &,feet dr fresh "Iowan,
vhoropriate for ' Day. Rose. at
a bargain.
GEO. STEWART
'Phone 1.05 Florist Goderich
"Be Prepared"
to buy a copy of
the new book—
The Sinking
of the Titanic
AND GREAT
SEA Di8ABThHM
(Edited by Logan Marshall
Large, clear type, good binding,
profusely illustrated.
Pt ice. only 31.00
Order now from the
Y. M.C.A.BoySconts
Agents for uloderich and vicinity
FOAL
Having purchased the busi-
nesa formerly conducted by
F. Barlow Holmes, we pur-
pose dealing in
Coal, Wood
Limas, Centelat
Fire Brisk, Etc.
We will handle Scranton
and Lehigh Valley Goal, t wo
lines which are rseognized as
the best. We wish to give
the people of Goderich and
vicinity the h.s•. service par
sib* and shall he Road to
law from all of Mr. Holmes'
eestoraen and soy other..
who wish ani thing in our
lines.
McDonagh&6ledlill
'Phone No. 75
Verdi, at ti T. H . Nelson street
b —
YOUR
efficiency depends upon
your condition.
Scott's &nation buikli,
strengthens and sustains
robust health. Ai Desgera-
Lost a aomme. tom. dos. tr-
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OF CANADA
aaTael.1s114o 1895
Paid - up Capital, Rest and
Undivided Profits $8,181,3111
Tonal Assets (over I $6ti,V00,0(1)
REMIT MONEY BY
BANK
MONEY ORDERS
Bank Money Orders issued
by the Union Bank nt Canada
for sums up to 950.00 cost only from 3c to 15e, according to
amount. They are payable anywhere in Canada (Yukon
excepted), and in the principal United States cities.
Money sent in this way is as safe is if you handed it direct
to the payee.
Goderich Branch
W. L. HORTON, Manager
ti+bfMINbN. ENG !MANCE. J r. w. mow.
ibsrawasedie. sc. r..t» t G. IN. C. MAST SMITE. Aedetnar !/,reser.
Talk from the East -St. Garage
To Farmers.—Do you realise the opportunities you are miss-
ing by not installing a gasoline outfit to do your chores? Instead of hustling
round for reliable help this summer wouldn't it be better to let en engine do
the wet k and leave you Uwe to manage your farm to advantage? 1f you
realized this and bought an outfit last season, isn't it only fair to have it
overhauled and adjuated betore you start it once more on its busy season
We are on the 'phone and will talk this matter over with you any tinge you
can ring us up --or better still, call and see us when in town. Yours truly,
THE HURON GASOLINE ENGINE AND MACHiNE1RY COMPANY
'Pbone No. 243 All transections strict Iv rash East Street, Goderich
Lost His Hair, Beard and
Mustache.
Terrible Plight of a Pennsylvania Man Re-
ported by a Prominent Citizen :
About two years ago my hair,
beard and wustaVhe started to come
out in spot,. These spots were
entirely bele of bair.
Seeing Parisiah Sage advertised, I
purchased four bottles, and after using
two of the bottles the Bair came in
until now I have as good a bead of
hair as I had before this trouble
started.
I can truthful!y recommend this pre-
paration to anyole for what it is rec-
ommended for. Sam. Gelder, Jamison
City, Col. Co., Pa, Oct. 11, 1911."
Please bear in mind that Parisian
Sege is not guaranteed to grow Bair
on bale heads.
InMr. Galder's case the Bair root
was not dead and there is no good
reason why Parisian Sage should not do
just whet he writes it did,
"The next time Mr. Golder came in-
to toy store after purchasing the Pari-
sian Sage," writes the druggist who
sold him. "his appearance was so
changed I did not know him.•'
Parisisu Sage is without doubt the
most efficient hair grower, beautifier
add dsodruff cure in the world, and
people who are wasting time with
ordinary commercial„ tonics should
wake up.
Parisian Sage will banish dandruf2
stop falling hair and itching scalp :
will put life, lustre and beautyinto
faded hair, or money back. Iis a
most delightful and refreshing tonic
for men, women and children.
ge
bottle 50 cents at E. R. Wigle's and
druggists the country over.
To
the
Goderich
Citizens
Ladies end Gentleman,-'
beg to inform you that i
am prepared to do all
kinds of domestic
laundry work at reason •
able prices. I have
secured the services of
Mr. D. H. Hose, the
former Goderich laun-
dryman, whose fame
you already know and 16
a guarantee for good
work.
The East Street Laundry
Opposite Garage
GEO. NEWELL
THONMAS'
ce Cream Parlor
We have;purchased the stsud
known as the Goderich Quick
Lunch and when our plans are
completed we hope to here the
most popular resort of its kind
in Goderich.
We have secured the agency
for NEILSON'S CHOCOLATES
and will alwa a keep in stock a
full line of this popular brand of
ca ndies.
We also have secured the sole
twenty
nNEILBONcyy'Sch for the ICE CREAM
It will be served in all flavors,
and orders in bulk or for fancy
brick. will be delivered to any
part of the town.
The reputation wbich Neilson's
ice cream has won for itself is a
sufficient guarantee that what
we shall serve shall be the that
in quality.
All we ask is a trial- Come in
and enjoy your favorite dish in
our newly -furnished parlor.
J. W. Thomas
Proprietor
British Exchange Black, Square
werisasseete
I.50 Excursion
Goderich to Detroit
Steamer Greyhound
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Going to Detroit June Lith
Return from Detroit June 17th
zy Days in Detroit
Detroit Tigers and Pennant Winners Play Ball,
June 15-16
Crescent Club of Stratford Special Train to tbs
GODERICH BAND MOONLIGHT
Thursday, June i3th, 8 p. m.
Per pert slays see email bills er writs B. K. &Y1 * T. Y! L
Agent. Detroit
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