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THE SIGNAL GODERICH I1NTA.H.I()
TWIrialinitT, MAT*flu
LOCAt.. TOPICS
Horton to 'fake • Trig. Steamehip Agent.
W. L. Horton, manager et the ! J. W. CronesBank. basforbeeurire appop. i:tesod.
e on le ent et Ooderich
Icralbreach ot eh Uni
being renewed for six Meatier at his Navlg.Uou Co. and the Elter-Cole
Mr. J. 0. lieddes Ism , Line, which will operate the
arrived from the Toronto
"twiner
owu retitle"' * ales to take Oily of Detroit and the steamier
mins wide& Huron, respectively. along this route
his Phice- Me'g eoutiog season of eng
paiser
a trip w the Wed thia SDIRMINST. durintbe
uivigadon.
The Dredging Contract
it is reported today that the coo- Sulidieog le Seim,
out far dredging ea
bSeteantesincvonatdreadctors-1U anetels Indications re hat otrhe
to &n,_atted 1911 will bea busy one fMP? therebausioldn inogf
Goderioh. Already a number
Thera ja; considerate* dhllethi- have wads 'taproot emente to their pro -
tion on the trotted of the IlIrtig ag ponies' others are oontemplating
t him contract to United State* Morgans camp. and altenttions sad the we -
instead Otto oar own mentrued for several new residencoe hare
been let. 'rho Goderkth PhonInd Mille
Contracts tor Camp EtoloPliea.
The contract. tot "'Pig's°10 b.
haser
40fset,toectideiar
ltes. Monrogin" ersada
'well'honee on
nished the military tramp while 41 4.4* in
St. Vincent street. I. N. Lewis has
progreas next meth haste needy al
been &warded to inset mint.. T. b4.rilespidewenceverubdithon Norfolkisteeefeetti.xiiiit4)
edrews i
Mrs.
Murrey and J. F. Awll sopa
Kelly has had___,a verandah added to
e inthehaeaty. :oat ll
aattrhielrw
eeccawe
ililtrn, A, bet house on West street. as also has
oecEwan was awarded the tender for Robt. Standish on East street
Sever•1 two -dory eockoeneeree
wood ; Thee. Videan will supply the
houses are contracted tor by the same
flour, and A. J. Cooper will supply the
oil and bread. firm, to be erected during the coming
coal
summer. Jos. Beechler is erecting
Weatherwlse. two houses on Park Street; Will
People who keep track of the &others is building oo Victoria street
weather are recalliongtsig old miring near Trafalgar ; John Sproul is build -
a
that if it rains on r Sunday it in on the Bayfield road: Mr. Ben.
will rain for seven Sundays in sums- sough is buildiog on the Bayfleld road:
non. Last Sunday was the seventh }Larry Young is building on Trafalgar
Sunday in succession (counting Easter street. The Planing Mins are erecting
is the first) on which It has rained. two two-story home oo Wellington
Then there ie the tradition that if it street Patrick Carey is building •
rains on Ascension Day it will rain brick residence oo Wellington street
for forty days afterwards. It did rain and Chas. Babb is building a onsand-
on ascension Day this year, and it has a -ban -story veneered brick house on
been raining most of the time since. Quebec street. Robt. Itedfeni' is pre-
"toParrilic e on Cam -
The New Parsonage. to erect A Oneligti-arhAlf story
and shingle" residenc
The ta notes@ of North street Iletho-
bridge streeL In addition to these
dist church have decided on the build -
contracts the superstructure of the
leg of a new parsonage and contracts Masonic Temple will be built under
for its immediate erection will be
awarded shortly. The new
the direction of the Planing Mills Co.,
residence, and Mrs. Jordan's home on Nelson
which will be a two-story brick. will street is being thoroughly overhauled
be built on the site of the preemie par -
by the same firm. W. B. Grabsom ie
snow. Rev. Mr. Brown and family
building a two-atory brick -veneered
will move next week to the house on
house on Newgate street ; Jos. Griffin
Nelson street belonging to the Smooth
is building on Gloucester terrace, and
state, ,o that the work of tearing
down the old hoFred. Hunt has bought a lot in the
use may be cons-
Garrow block and will build a house
cionced at once.
facing Montreal street. The Planing
The Popular Guelph Excursion. Milks Co. is furnishing the material for
The popular excursion to Guelphthine three bowery, while B. C. Mute
under the auspices of the Farmers'
Dings has the contract for the carpen-
Institute will take place on Saturday, ter work. W. T. Pellow i. building a
June 8th, over the C. P. R. The fare large versodab and a story -end -a -half
from Goderich for the round trip addition to the Spence bowie on Vic --
41.55, children SOc., with tbe privilege tort& street. Bert McDonald has a
of remaining over et Guelph until foundation in for • story-end-a-helf
Monday, June 10th. Excursionists brick -veneer house on Elgin avenue.
Walter Shannon is building on a lot in
will have a splendid day's outing.
with the opportunity or ming tbe the Kiely property. Mrs. Cuff is
many sights at the Ontario Agrieue buildinr • house on the rear ot her
tural College grouods and in the pros- large lot, corner Bruce and North
perouscity of Guelph. A speeial train •treets.
will hove Goderich by 0. P. R. at 7d113 Harbor Notes,
a. m. Remember the date --Saturday. The steamier Turret Crown arrived
June s -and make a point (1 enjoying on Saturday night from Fort William
the best trip of the season. See time- with 106.000 bushels of whet for the
table in our advertising columns. Big Mill.
A Sad Bereavement The dredge Arnoldi is working at
the entrance to the harbor. cleaning
The home of Mr. wad Mrs. fdamuel out the channel. The largest boata
Bunter, Gibbons street, was sorely have bad no trouble getting in this
bereaved on SunflaYo .111.n their third season, but two of the 'mall ones have
daughter, Pearl, was called away, fol- touched the mud by keeping too close
1'1118 an operation Perna"... "tut' in to the north pier. In each case
day night for the removal of an they worked off themselves without
alma."' The little Sid Ira. in bewmore than a few minutes' delay.
fourteenth year. The funeral took The Big Mill coal hoist has been
Owe on wednasdaY raorningt_ The moved on to the check water so as not
service was conducted at fit. Peter's to interfere with the work of straight.
church hY ger. Pother McRae. after ming the commercial dock. Holmes'
which the remains were taken to their
last restiug place in the Catholic mono coahoiststiedebas. been shifted back of the
tory in Colborne. The ZutifbearolreBert McDonald
t
J
were 8iinon McKay, J. M. as. Leonard and
C. Stapleton and Dan Maconald: have purchased one of Rambler's
The bereaved family have the ayes- scow* and are buoy picking up "nug-
ta" in the river and along the shore
pithy of the community in their lose. gen the new cobs now being placed
Examinadons. along the nom waterfront.
The junior public school graduation The Bluehead is used for towing pur-
examinatioo of 1912 begin. on Moe- poses.
day, June 17th, at 8:46 a. en., at such Commercial fishing is fair. The
high achool entrance centresas the ow. Two Mace got 1500 lbs. of trout on
tea .ers are inaatad to mod too The8aturaholesaandlo trio. yelOitrMismaL
did, have wedged. H81110*m
news, feea and centre el which the 8 to gee. per pound. The recent biows
candidates dew" to write 10 bespeaks, badly damaged the perch nets which
proper arrangements my be made for areFran.etkne6refiaurndsheIrsre has brought his
J. E Toin, before Juba Oth. so that
the examination. Unless applications dingy from Toronto and is installing
cetilretre8enntoigsn adbeeettfareonjueruneitneh tfiencR in
aamr, Tbeit a ga.°I
feirandinTeruenngkinhae.ve removed the
be held at that centreswitches and sidings which ran on to
The high echoerl entrance examine._ the sawmill propert7.
tills will commence wadmidoy. The tug James ReW was in port but
Jur. likh, at I245 noon, oxintinu= week on her way from Georgian Bay
21,1 to Kingston. She had in tow the
on Thursday end Friday, the Slth
dredge 81. Lawrence and several
Women's Institute Officers. damp soows. She left on Saturday
afternoon for Sarnia.
At the annual meeting 01 14* Gods- The tug Davis was in port last week
rich branch of the Women's Institute. on Her way from Georgian Bay ter Bar-
bi-Id at the home of Mrs. Oarnall• th°
ufGlimi,„ng officers were elected : Pres- The C. P. IL's interswitching line is
ita,„._t. Mr,. C. Young ripe -president, nearly completed. A double track ex-
-''we'lls°11; I/Herst•ZY4 raistiFerr tends as far as the checkwater, with a
*1L. B. Salkeld ; diroctore. Mee. /11. single line from there to the end of the
NeWhald• Mrs- Its 8. Oreilltie. Mrs. G. T. R. track. A spur line runs from
Alex. McLean ; district directors. Mn. ebeckwater to the site of the pro -
D. MeNevin, Mrs. Jas. Buchanan, Mn, posed freight sheds.
L Sigginson, Mrs. C. Young, Mies M. The tug Edward Blake returned on
E. galkeld ; auditors, Mrs 0- Mold. Saturday with the new tug Forest
him B. Porter. A special meeting wbich had been in the drydock at
will be held at the home of Mrs. Tre- Port Huron. The damage to the
thewey on Monday, May 27th, when Forest sras not as "snow as rumored.
fise M. A. Allan, of Jarvis, will ad- and the Is now being fitted out. Her
rested tot/aeon:0e &oscine. bringesemberetheir °mission': alsalat jdoaninoacidthiNrdichniwsiaJci'll lik, errybehepelt hissPitveono iihsehr.
bons
Water and Light Cornmisition. inot In Lake 'Winnipeg for several sea -
Pittsburg Oar Go. was awarded ems, wee in town this week visiting
we "Ara"- to supply eime Iowa maser. old friends and looking after nets
weeks plant with %GOO toes of shook whichhs had igttited bere'
etliti. at the Inertias or tan amble aild On Wednesday the tug Forest was
light commission on Theaday evening. towed to Kincardine, where the boiler
pie variety of eoal specified to ha d.Will• 636(411Pd and Lb. ir°6eabln
meted is the genuine Youshioah Y Pinned on bar'
thin min gag stank and panria The 'teenier Wexford finished un -
:NO Per net ton f. o. h. Goderioh. laadislirit. csritiakvalateronY
wheat 11%1:idoogcltaods,at
?Tire is eighteen emu. cheapethsOoderich r
n 1, '2° accePtad tender, lase. J. sftlaaaan 'ad cleared for Fort
`Leto'. the town'a41*50.
was
all C111'11111* In wsZtegummeornien The coal beat H. N.J.' it betty tine
is now 111,100 per year. It an""id'ullmskadn'Ir ° (stir° coal
f°r th.
he placed nu 8t. Vincent
ed that an incandescent= ilei -tog- W. Dada called hero loot
list of wow, users who sew 4*week on its way down Um takes- Ite
was kid woes ths osissisis. first Aker. Oaet- Manning. 1m"
Ul
and the secretary was inaimesed and ma taken to Alcuindra hoel.111-
te the dannawnh, that If The eteamer Hanithistlqula QOM*
yin h." not assaad their emeltes monad this morning to unload ite
rut off. Word hes hem re- alrir° eg whs..' at "ha °°4"16
wed from the Hydroelectrie Power a'''°°'
wiselon that a obi of 750 in- Tomorrow (Friday) afterwoon will
t lawns had =dferwardeid he a gala day for all who love to sport
iawfweri(1"41$01 oto May moth, et.he iono. themedves on thehowliag green- Mei
1.errante genseaneesesa memben at the Oodorith bowling doh
.410 to Sewn ansaingassagt, will head In foil fares for the ill _glop=
pS mom Use /I
,==. P.Wgt meat of the beerilag IMDSMIL
one Heim wye the ''essane
irs„er
fate he to all deli " aillette MI Wiles&
Saollita
Made a Completes Job of It.
While the horse sad rig
to Thos. Tabb, of Colborne, wtits 3212-
hie in front of F. J. Bonito:id', drug
store on Tuesday afternoon. the
animal got ita heed caught in the ti. -
and 1 endeavoring to free Reiff
it oke Loose and then made off down
Oulbos'n. street. Some pedeetelans on
thaerossing where the horse wheeled
ditties Square bad • uarrow weeps
from being run over. In the mad run
doyen Colboroe street the buggy suf-
fered considerably. It left its mark
on several tress mid the Us -post In
front of the manse was knocked over.
When the Overcoat waa reached the
horse freed itself from the buggy and
harness and ran down Caledonia Ter-
race and on east to tbe commons at
the top of fialtford hill, where i1 was
captured. In the horse's struggle on
the Crescent to free itself from the
thigtwo shoes wore tore elf its feet.
eVuggy was &hook a tstal wreck.
Central School Entertainment.
Following is the program of the
Central school entertainment which
will be given in Victoria Opera House
tomorrow (Friday) evening, commenc-
ing at 8 o'clock sharp: Pert I. -Band
SohoctlOn; chorus (e) 'Soldiers' Chorus,"
(b) Scotch Airs; recitation, Maxine
Bordette ; fan fairies. eight girls ; duet,
Gertfude Porter and Hilda Stoddart;
declamation, Leonard Macklin; solo,
Harold Walborn ; doU drill, twenty
girls; recitation and chorus, "Can-
ada ;" calisthenics, twenty boye; reci-
tation with musical aocompamment.
"Abendlied," twelve girls; May -pole
dance, ten boys and girls ; piano duet,
Mr. Hunter and Jean Bogie ; tableaux,
Festival of the Flowers," Part II. -
Band selection; chorus, "Call John ;"
recitalion. Loonard Ma&klin; solo,
Elda Stoddart ; recitation, Elsie Dun-
nadge : duet, Mies Richardson and Jae.
Thomson, wrestli cotillion, twelve
girls; duet (illustrated), Mary Morrish
And Maxine Burdette ; chorus, "The
Vesper Hymn ;" Indian drill, medicine
and war dances, ten boys; solo and
chorus. Agnes Macdonald and eight
boys and girls; tableaux, "Cinderella.'
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
Have • good time on the Nth of May. and au
Saturday come In and order that new t.uit yov
will need this summer. Pridhato the Ta.,
oorth dile Square, has the right roods.
We cannot In thla space berth to tell of the
Ewer eruct.. ot hors decoration that may he
secured et Erith's Art Stare. Call and see the
large stook of exclusive goods, whether you
wish to buy or nos.
The Canadian Pacific Railway an-
nounces that • general change of time-
table will take place Juue 2nd.
Owing to the 24th of May holiday,
the regular meeting of luverness
Camp, Sons of Scotland, is postponed
for a week and will be held on the
31st inst.
The members of Court Goderich.
No. 32, C. O. F., will attend divine
service at the Baptist church on Sun-
day morning, June 9th. Rev. J. Pollock
will preach. Visiting brethren will be
cordially welcomed.
Complaint is made of the dumping
of ashes on the bank overlooking the
harbor. There is a great ugly heap of
them near the steps leading to the C.
P. R. station. It is not a pleasant
sight for visitors when they arrive in
town.
In the list of successful students at
the examinations of the Coterie Col-
lege of Pharmacy published last Satur-
day, the name of Graham Hick Rob-
ineon appears. Mr. Robinson is a son
of Capt. and Mrs. Wm. Robinson, of
Goderich.
The concrete residence on East
street, owned ty G. M. Elliott. has
been purchased by Conductor Alex.
Mitchell, who has been tbe tenant for
some time. Mr. Mitchell has been
making considerable improvemeota to
the house sinoe be purchased the pro-
Perty-
Before the North street parsonage
is vacated to allow its being torn down
to make way for the new one, a fare-
well social will he held there en Tues-
day es -ening. May 28th. commencing
at R o'clock. There will be special
music and speeches by the older mem-
bers of the congregation. reminiscent
of days gone by. Admission 15c.
E very body welcome.
The rainy weather during the past
twc weeks has interfered considerably
with the football games in the town
league aeries. On Tuesday evening
tbe Y. M. 0. A. and the Victorians
clashed, resulting in a win for the
"Vice." by Use score 012-1. The game
to he played 'set week between the
G. C. I. and Y. M. C. A. did not come
off on account of tbe rain.
The heavy rains of the last two
weeks have caused • great deal of in-
convenience and in at least one case
considerable damage in the southeast-
ern part of the town, and residents in
that section complain of the delay in
the extension of the sewer. One man
reports that 4500 will hardly rover the
damage to his garden and the undoing
of hie spring work through the flood-
ing of him lands
A pleasant family gathering took
piece last week at the home of Mrs.
H. Hale. Park street. Those present
wire Wm. J. Hale, nt Mount
Clemens, Mich. ; Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hale and two children. of Toronto;
Theodore, and his wife and children,
of Clinton ; Mhos Maud. of Toronto,
and E. B. and wife, of Stratford. The
family reunion was enjoyed. It is need-
less to say, by all who were privileged
to take part in it.
CHURCH NOTES.
The pastor. Rev. Geo. IL Roes, wil
preach in Knox church next Sunday
morning end will take for hie subject
"Th. Blessing and the Peril of Tempta-
tion." Rev. Dr. MecOillivray will
condoct the remitter vervies.
The Eureka Bible clam of Victoria
street Methodist church heed • very
suoceseful "oriel last Friday eveering.
A musical prngrain of very high char-
acter. included in which were several
edoecions by the church orchestra.
aseleted hi making the event a very
enjoyable awe.
See. M. J. Wilsonmiaow of the
Walkertos Methodist chunk be. n-
erved an invitation from the loosed of
KUtos Methodist church to besome
their pastor at the beginning 01 10.
mit pastoral term. Mr. Wilson wee
formerly the Methodist pastor ea Me
awl he bee many wen. friends la die
wanty tiemed to see hie per. -
tree. Sad onward. He h
ale hog* rowel Wellimu
411714 ,44k 4,att1a 70'5%, 7
".i.qtr?”1-t
ton and within the kid goer weeks bee
received Invitations from four promi-
nent churches in the HaenUtou Con-
ference. He has decided to aoospt the
Milton invitation, subject, of mums. to
the action of the stationing commit-
tee.
Misbep WWiems Mod
Next Suodry is Whitausday and
services in St. 'a church will be
bold as follows oly coununioa, 8
a.m.; morning prayer, U a.m.; Sunday
school end Bible claw fl p.m.: evening
pra•5:4-116op
,7 m
p.. The Right Reverend
of Huron will be present
and will preach at the morning and
evening seryioes.
Baptist Clusrth Aseiversary.
The annivereary services of the
Baptist church are to be of unusual
interest this year. After a most
some months. tarpriew church pews
err:roar Cain extending over
are installed and will be used for the
first time next Sunday. The aim of
the members of the church has been
to have the cost or the seats covered
before they are dedicated. In this
meows has crowned their efforts and
the dedication of the church and pews
will be solemnised next Sunday. Rev.
W. E. Norton, D.D., of Toronto, sup-
erintendent of the Baptist home mis-
sion board, will be the speaker for the
day. Dr. Norton is a man of high
ability man much beloved by the
whole of the Baptist denomination.
Being a mission church the Goderich
church thought it moist appropriate
that the man who so largely repreoeata
the Baptist denomination and the
board of whose work he it superia-
tendeet should preach the anniversary
and dedication irermons. The dedica-
tion service will be conducted by the
pastor, Rev. John Pollock. in the
evening. Special music will be pro-
vided at both the morning and the
evening services.
On Monday evening the anniversary
tea and concert will be held. The
ladies of the church are pi oviding for
a large company. The meal to be
served will maintain the high standard
set up by the BapOst church ladies.
The concert is to be given by Knox
church choir under the direction of
Mr. Hunter. A program of high
quality will be rendered and a crowded
house is expected to appreciate it. This
concert is being given as a voluntary
contribution of Knox church choir
toward the new seats, a contribution
whicb the Baptist church much ap-
preciates. Tea served from 5:30 p.m.;
concert to begin at 8 p.m. Admission
to both, 36c.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Z Drinkwalter went to blipiron this week,
having secured • mimetic& there.
Mrs. Time. Vaastre, of Stratford. will be In
town for • month vlaigng friends.
Mrs. Charles Rom, whe has been seriously
ill the past two weeks. la recovering.
Mrs. Carleton lett this week for Detroit to
spend a few weeks visiting her 400A there.
Thom. Firth, of the Clinton Collegiate Insti-
tute star. visited friends in town on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Coning. of Exeter, were
visiting their moo, Laceyin tos n over Sunday.
Mrs. W. .1. May. formerly of Coder**. but
now of London, has been appointed soprano
token of Asian street Methodist church In the
Forest city.
Ws. James Martyo, Tem: street, who in
leaving shortly tar Throat.% will receive tor the
lag time is Greek* on Tbansbay. May 30t5.
from to Seeks*.
Harry Revd. jr.. who was threateor lost
week with an attack at typhoid lever. 145 10
tar recovered am to allow his mono% al trots
Alexandra baspital 10 his home.
Miss Orleiths. ouserietendent of Alexandra
Marine Hospital, left this mooring (Marsden
to road the convention of nurses being held
In tbe oity et Hamilton this week -
Mr. sad Mn. Irani, who Anent the winter In
New York City, arrived in Ooderlok on Mon-
day eveniag, and have taken up their abode
tor the earner In a cottage on the lakefront.
Mr. owl Mrs. L Core have returned front
the or Country, where they rag the winter
moptito. and will be In town far • week or MO
before pervading to -their noir at Saskatoon.
Mrs. Thos. Lower. who ,ment Use winter in
Cleveland. and her daughter. Most lAly. who
bad been In Stratford during the winter
smooths, have returned to tows ter the .am -
M,. sad Mrs. Wm. Make. Trafalgar street,
arprounce the flakallginion I of their daughter.
Jere May, to Mr. Harry C Hiller. at Tor-
onto, re warrior teke place the third week
in Jane.
W. C. 01110kie, tormsrly 01 Goderk.b, and •
brother el Leroy Carts. of town, lee tree a
osaidon r travelling representative Is the
Maritime Parriness for the °lobo -Wernicke
Co.. ot Strolled.
R. L. J. Writ. of Toronto. is in town ee bowl.
ra... att. oar. Mr. Walsh Is well known In
this motion and 4. handlina a land proortien
whir he believer' ought to attract • good many
Ooderloh peons.
Mr. Justice Murphy and Mrs. Mnrehy, of
Veneerer. *.C., announce t he engage( ment of
ibt=mr. ties Violet L'Iametort;The vto J • ?rim;
i:eke pros try quietly in Tomato in thee early
part of Jana.
Rev. A. Brown and Rev. Dr. Medd were to
Mare on Tuesday, air Wednesday of thla
week In attendance at the annual drain
meeting for Cledench MAMA ot tbe
Methodlet church. The lay delegates from
Oedertob were H. R. Lour and 8.1. richer.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. C. Griffin have returned
freer ter visit to New York sod
While tbere they attended the iv.destlsr
inuercbses at Cornbread street hoopitia,
de tor. Mb. uenstanoe, toeing one ef this
graduates.
Hugh D. MeLaren. of Port ftio, was the
goon of Mr. and Mrs. T. T. herr last wee*.
He was r linmensid attend ing the in.eting et
Horse Prembytery 64 • representative ham aletharter. J. R. Mann. a Auburn, to
In oonseotion with the eat ea
:n
Port wirer of the Presbyterian eburob at
are as • tree Cadent.* linnet at
Mrs. was le Sarnia last week In attertho converter% of the Weniee.s Wivreerl
Society of the London Contemner of thiL14eth-
odiat o4)uresh. Elbe spent • few days In Detroit
alter the convention gond end came bark to
Ooderkth on Monday erring Miss Here, vdt
town, also ettsoded the convention as • repro.
rotative hoer Oodertob district.
Women's Institute Meetings.
Meetings of the West Heron
Women's Institute will be held as
follows:
Monday, May 27. at Mrs. Teethe-
wey's, Godericb.
Tuesday, May 28, et Mn. M
ulbol-
land's, Holcomille.
Wednesday, May 29, at Forester's
Hall, Londe/down'.
Thursday. May 90. at Milne's Hall,
Bigtoday, May 184, at Wingham
(8 p.m.)
Ptiday. May 111, at hall. Rt. .-togue-
tine.
Monday, Jen* R. at hell. Rt. Helene
Tuesday. June 4. at Lakeview Park,
IlintaiL
All these meetings rotenone.. at
590 p.m. ozeopt that at Winer..,
whirl le timed foe 8 &deck. Kies
Margaret A. Allan. of Jarvis. Ont.,
will be present and acidosis each=
Ing. Here smhjecta inclorle the
: "Horne Nursing," "Intrisdry
Work," "Planning and Nerving Moals.°4
'Ilnamboid Sanitation,- "llyeena's
AS la=are invited to attend
demos
HURON AND KING
EDWARD CUT OPP.
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British Kai:Maga and Uses Hotels Have
Temporary Ealeeseme.
Tha Centre Huron license COMMIMS
roasts met at the court bows, this
afternoon sod took the wetter of the
Goderich lir:eases into considei mime
The two licenses rut off, ie accor-
dance with the bylaw Of the town
council, are tboine of the Hum'
Ileums Oast Rereads, proprietor)
and the King Edward howl Oars
King,_ proprietress). The license
of the British Exchange hotel is ex-
ceeded to the llith or June iss order
that, the house may he sold to a man
suitable to the lbapector. M. 3.
Farr, of the Union hotel, has two
months to sell out, but the teem will
be eonUnued 10 14). hotel.
It. J. Cluff, of Clinton, was elected
chairman of the board. Provincial
Inspector Snider, of Toronto, was
present *1 1.4* meeting.
LAPIEn.
WR WANT YOUR STRICTLY
V FRESH main for whir we are pre -
weld
to pay the highest pro car or
We will aims he is the market ter stemotgaZ
eggs WINO the wearer denie_ it. No ..D
sem aocerrso. W. P. 8A rMatiN, L*esa
High-flyers Are Higb-priced
The etaractions committee of the
Ooderich Industrial Exbibitien is is
communication with • number of avi-
ators with is view of having an exbibi-
tion of flying at the fall fair this year
if suitable terms can be arranged.
The price of such an attraction would
be very high, but it ought to be •
great drawing card, as it would be the
Rest opportunity to .ee the flyers in
this part of the country.
Fifteen Model &Owls,
Minoan model schools will be con•
dotted by the Department of Educa-
tion next felt The schools will be at
Athens, Chubs/re Clinton, Cornwall,
Durham, Guelph, Kingston. Madoc,
Morrisburg, Napinee, North Bay,
Canis, Perth, Renfrew and Sault 81e.
Marie. Those at Madoc and Sault
Ste. Marie, where special conditions)
have arisen, are additions to the num-
ber conducted last fall. The school
session will begin on September 3rd,
and will end on December 13th. Ap-
plications for admittance must be
made to the Deputy Minister of Edu-
cation not later than August 15th.
The syllabus of courses and reftelations
is practically the semis as that of last
year.
A dance was held in OddIellesets'
Hall last night which was attended by
about twenty -live couples. Thwevent
was in the nature of a farewell 26 E.
L. Frost, accountant in the Union
Bank, who expecte to be moved from
Goderich shortly.
Sallow Skin
Liver Spots, Pimples,
Dark Circles Under the
Eyes
Are all signs of the system being clog-
ged. The liver and bowel. are
inactive and the stomach is weak
from undigested foods and foul ewes.
Fig Pills
the great. fruit remedy, will make you
feel like a new person.
Winnipeg, June 27, 1911.
After taking three boxes of your
Fig Pills for stomach and liver
troubles 1 feel stropg and well and
able to do my owu work.
Mae. A. H. SA171.7314.
Bold at all dealers in 35 and 50 cent
boxes or mailed by The Fig Pill Co
SC Thomas, Ont.
184881 IS NO REASON WHY WS.
MIN SHOULD DREAD CHILD-
, MIRTH NOW. • 22
Nodose.' Cordial or Herbal Tondo
makes 46141birth mar and names
sate anst, rapid recovery. Th. Cordial
to a essepeandl of certain Indian NMI%
mesial la their prover propertiose.
sad moraine no drugs or hanatel
stimulants.
Nether.' Cordial or Herbal Tootle
besides being a blunts, to expecte*,
soothers is also a potent meet? ter
all women is a madmen condition. Is
addition to its tonic Properties it
an seediest blood partner, mid serves
to clear the compassion as well an
Improve general health and geed
Goleta.
Davidson. TM. riat„ 1113.
Dew/ analirwiLurrah-yitiCagyou.ter another boa et
Orange 141y and • bon of the Herbal
Tonle, inclosine an order ter Two Dol-
mas ter same. Please forward same
to use.
I gad aa occasional esti et the
Orange Lily hefts am and the Tonie
le a geed egeleirgamlosildw.
aineentr
MIS. J. W. A.
A pole 01 Mathani Greta or
Mahal Tonle lasts • swath At your
setterwritsafiretrisielsoigh, mg. giparveusere_.40 a sick-
po
144 stpaid, sr soakage. tor Kee.
FMK • III
Dot Chimiell MAW OsaMfrs. OM.
The Excursion Season.
Ooderich will likely have a goad
number of excersicne during 44). com-
ing caecum The Turoberry Agricul-
tural Society is arranging one, via
0. T. R., for Wednesday. June 20th.
The Denherecod people are talking of
rousing a 'valor% Rundey "three ex -
Curlier' to Goderich, mad Heneell is
soother place frets which an excur-
sion may he arranged with this town
e• the ohjective point. The more the
Illsafre
...414/14•••••=14
Union Bank o Cana4a
INCORPORATED 1806
HAD OPPIOE
MD NO
QUENEO
Bank's Progress During Past Six Years
Coped.
Rest • .•
May Met, roe Nos. 300p, tea
S
o
ie
2,600,0S:
I 4,9 I 4,000
1.100.09,067,000Deposits.. . 14,633,000 46,200,000TtaAssts. t 22,707,000 68,400,000 Profits for Prev,w Taw.. 382.100
062
Sayings department established at all branches. Drafts, soo4e47
orders and lettere of credit issued. A general
banking business transacted.
W. L. HORTON, MANAGER GODERIc11 BRANCH
EAST STREET GARAGE
MR. FARMER :-Yotknow hat a gasoline
outfit can do for you, don't you ? Ind it is only the
price that has been holding you back? Well, don't
let it do so any longer, for we can fix you up with
the highest class of engine, and the manufacturers
will accept 25 per cent. of cost price with order,
and the balance spread over two years. Call in
and let us explain in fuller detail.
The Huron Gasoline Engine & Machinery Co..
'PHONR 243 'mots- STRICTLY WAR
FaOil load to Rod P. Inc days alma loonee•
ller' • MS kook la a wont. h rasa Won
t.t inc aoi • lea aosoisalsoa o.MOW.
Trey the 51. Idaseetra way • heresy of loy.
Pas • /4)14 dor nip le Sonar varatenger• *a
dr Royal Moil tesserms
ROYAL RDWARD
ROYAL GEORGE
•
IM l maktialaa nooses koosalbar
seam vadolma dello stoomo otilek soulata
o.$,,..sirs Olio Iamb aokloaDai Mos do
grew hollows raise* fool lama abarldli Maw
now bases Orbs Laareoloo Moor
row and Sim wow of molar
among ortneal. Ask year wooer
mom wrist foe lamalaaanc.
renes, 5.4510 -ere.
C B0117142',
General Agent
Credos Northers
Steamships Limited
TORONTO
aW&WW"."^sesOnWeenieneerseeesseenIeestose
The
Massey -
Harris
Shop
on HAMILTON STREET is the
place to buy all kinds . of farm
maobinery.
WAGONS from Bain's.
of Woodstock
BUGGIES from Grays,
of Chatham
WIRE FENCING from
Standard Fence Co.
CREAM SEPARATORS
from Toronto
BLACK BONE FERT-
ILIZER from Detroit
-in fact, anything a farmer
needs or wants.
Cutters
We have a few Cutters to
Pell at Cart as long as the stock
taste, at
Robert Wilson's
Hamilton Street, Godench
VICTORIA DAY
Single Fare for Round Trip
Between all Stators rn Canada
Good _going May 23rd and 2414)
Return limit May 27th
Minimum charge llcl
Homeseekers'
EXCURSIONS
MAY 28th, JUNE 11th and 26th
and ev.ry sallOnd Tneoday thereafter
until September 17th, via Chicopee and
ft Peel
iNNIPEG and Return 134.00
EDMONTON and Return $142.00
Tickets, good for HO day.
The Grand Trunk Pacific Railway to
the shortest and quickest route be-
t weep WinnIpest-Seakatoon Edmonton,
with smooth roadbed, electric lighted
sleeping care aad superb dining ear
service, through the nelweit. mart
pri:n
turesstuand mastlo
rapidly devep.
n
of W004111r0 4 ,tpsom,
Through tickets sold and re•tory/a0on4
wads by all tlrand Trunk lgenti.
Mtlime sow In operation Winnipeg to
no more than by other route -i,
Resta., YeektOn and I- &nom, task,
also to CANOT0441. Mirror and Filnon,
•Ite. Full partlenlare and tioket • boon
any Orand Trunk Agent. or write A. 8.
Dell, D. P. A.. Toronto, Ont.
P. F. LAWRENCE, Town %gene
ornolteesereseeresoweretreseemps,
$1.50 Excursion
Goderich to Detroit
Steamer Greyhound
Going to Detroit has 14th
Return from Detroit June 17th
212 Days in Detroit
Detroit Tigers and Pennant Winners Play Ball,
June 1546
Owned Dab of Stratford Spoil Thiel se the
GODERICH BAND MOONLIGHT
Thursday, June i3th, 8 p. m.
Fur pelicalsre sod tickets �4.. P. P. LAWIIIIIICS. Cap Ibis"
Oread Tow& Omhekh.
re •