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GODERIQH, THURSDAY, JULY
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ThE STERLIMBANK
OF CANADA
MANY wealthy men trace their success to an origin-
al capital of a thousand dollars, accumulated •
little ata time, and deposited in a ravings account.
The Sterling Bank pays 8 % interest on such accounts.
Head Office, King and Bay Streets, Toronto
Goderich Branch -ANDREW PORTER, Manager
A. G. NIaS13ET
Insuranceand Ileal Estate
GODERIOB, ONTARIO
THE MUTUAL LIFE
ASSURANCE CO. OF CANADA
Strongest Fire Insurance Represented
OFFICE NEXT TO CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
'PHONE 90 P. 0. Box 30i
OST. - A GOLD -HEADED thi-
n
bwtee muse =Mfrtttlwill pleaselean
OLreICE
CWT. -0 N THE MILITARY
erypiz erroade. a rig with bear's head
on leaving is K/! .w aadd
comtauniaitiog
KEOUGH. Lind.
Calm. Ont.
[Tbals
p1Cuaeca Club takes
any wader venin.
tor. the dams Mid at
Tharedey erode&
rave& under tis a
004 Club. This war darn without the
authority or &ndesaatise et the Club
In
° on `°°twee tgtberew'e $ wwlincurred
recognized by t. teas
ISignedr W. FRANK SAC N[t n
NOTICE
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G ODERICH
'BUS LINE
Two 'buses meet all trains. 4
Private cane have prompt and
careful attention. First - olase
livery outfits at all Woes.
Reasonable prices. ;
a THE DAVIS LIVERY
F. & T. M. DAVIS
/4\ South Street - 'Pbone No. 51
Prnpsimers
l
BOARDING.
OLD ORCHARD COTTAGE. -THIS
le honey, convenient to the lake
front, remise summer boarders, and any-
one
n -
one aeoommodatton le invited to apply
to th/The rooms have ell been
recently . All modern convent
ease& m.rCAMERON, corner Esse: and Quebec given when ordered. Lunch
te 1 k ; dinner from 8 to 8:10.
streets, ))enrich. tM-U
TENDERS WANTED.
ft1ENDER.S WANTED.
enders will be received by the undersigned
to Friday. July lith. at noon. for the build
d4Leement brldpp on the lake road near
t 'Farm. Spedloatlons can th seen at
cDonagh s; U1edhW's coal oAoe. Nelsen
St., Goderich. or at F. W. McPonagh's ounce,
l'low.
76erweet
or any tender net eserearily ac•
ooged. F. W. McDONAUH.
Clerk Colborne.
, TENDERS FOR SEWERS.
1 Tracers addressed to the undendgned will
be received op to l o'clock P m. on Thursday.
July IR 1918 for the construction of sewers on
the following streets :
William street, tromCay1ey -treef toBritannia
road.
Keays street, from Blake street to Britannia
road.
Hayfield road. from Baldwin sleet to Brit-
annia road.
Part street, from Viotori• street to Cambs*
load.
The town to supply the ar.d cement.
Separate tenders for each sewer.
For tiny further Information apply to Mr.
V. M. Roberts. C. K.. or the undersigned.
The lowest or any tender not necessarily ac-
ovpted.
L. L. KNOX. B. C. MUNNINOS.
Town Clerk. Ch. Public Works Com.
OeJt
fll0 LASE BY TENDER.
Eaddresed te tM udeMgned will
kr received N s s'rM
up ck p. m. ow Friday,
10
July 19. 1912. Air the leasing of the town
tfr bt-shed at Goderich harbor.,
Tfie highest or any tender not necessarily ac-
eepted.
For further Information apply to
L. L. KNOX, Town clerk,
Goderlod
Why a Real Estate
Investment Is So Profitable in
WEY
URN
Saskatchewan
1911--1911
We burn's iucre.ae in population 1,100
Goderich's increase in population 60
1911-1911
We burn's increase in assessment, . , ....$4,600,000
Goderich's increase in assessment 8,400
Weyburn building permits, 1912, $1,600,000
Thew titres will show you why an investment
in Weyburn Is bound to give you lame profit+.
Last *web we platted 900 iota on the market at
SIr11W sash. We have nnly a few left. Better
wttfr IMO flea. We will gtatltlnatee $ per trent. no
7004.100
I W 4 sa ofi* posebees. We Bell
on whey teras.
E. V. Campion & Company
WiITBIIRN SECURITY BANK B1'1LDiN(1
WETBUNN. RARE ATOASWAN
hi& .
SITUATIONS VACANT.
WANTED. --A RELIABLE MAN. I Tauera►y. Jody 4th.
with a business e: etersama fano- .nd pay eW R se F 1 dv
on
eepreet pin 6wtwe O oat weeroio.
Per Cssau.B'h)VE \wMat.tarbeeA
4.
1912
A TRIALTRI
The Signal for the
balance of the year
to new subscribers
for only
35 CENTS
THE SIGNAL PRIM: MNG CO.. IAA.. Psis
OooERiq i MARKETS.
Ifa'I'il NUSB1fJ1YMEN, Tosmes. air •
WANTED.,-ssA GIRL ABOUT 10 OR
Ei ttOBINSON f'erwnt a1rest.AVD17
IRLS WAyNCED.-A FEW 0000
11 -LINO C0. flood w by the OUD$ICH
rjlBALHER WANTED. -FOR 8. N.
No. 1, Colborne township: 0:orrlesoot
Rea -
erred. w Watling it
V , to PAUL MAEDpad
EL, fiery.iatt
-
miller P. 0.
WANTED. -GIRL FOR OENERAL
Methodist Apply to MR& BROWN,
1'ar ag lft Neilson street. 1041
EACHER WANTED. -FOR 8.8.
tarred. Apply, sating , to L P.
7. Colborne. Esaota teacher pro
8NY ER, Secretary. HNmeevUL
P. O. 0641t. Tat or a second -clam certificate. Detre toEACHER WANTED. - FOR motion -school otion No. 17, AsMA'S& holding a
Tat or a second -clam certificate. D. . s
commence l and _ September.
Apply, stat iog e: 1perleneestlt J s 10 g t
sod giving reference, to0KORe JiIiSN-
STt. Seeretarctrea,nrer. boatsme°`•iat Q
WUMIfN AND (iIRL8 WANTED.
Best wages paid. 0E). N1LWicLL, Let
Street Laundry. 9741
WANTED. - A GOOD RTRONG
boy, about IS or 17 years d ass. to learn
the plumbing and smut work. Apply poem -
ally to W. it PINDELR. Hamdan sweet 0411
PUBLIC NOTICE
1'lODERICH WATER AND LIGHT
Vf
COMMISSION.
Water rats fee ex mouths, aiding Demo -
bee Mit. 1111, urs don, and should be paid in
&draase. 04 prompt payment
ed use darter
will be
allowed. month
All amas Monon d be paid eget.
in
this menta sad atisatter d'ilp_ iSe
w
sobe dash vena WW esie slw. Art..-
uoa to thle latser copse win save trouble.
All in arrears have been owned b sm.
Byers's?. A. Water nod Light Cremator.
Goderich, Ont., July 1, 1918.
FARM HELP AND DOMESTIC
MIRVANTIL-Peemweequedeir farm sop
sMddWp,{y at soca is wniriAm MoQU1L-
LLN, Doiafaleu Ooverumeat Employment
Arentt,, St. Beim, Oat. Orden lett with H. D.
WOODS,8t. Helene, Olt., will receive plc apt
attenuate. 11414
PAPERHANGING, PAINTING
and kabomining, etc. Frit -ohm week.
Prices t•Igtt. Have year work dose before the
rush. A. BNAZEL, Nast street. Goderich. 87-tf
FOR SALE OR TO RENT
FOR SALE. -THE 100 -ACRE FARM
on the 7th 000eseeion of Colborne. men -
led by the udetsdgoed. L odated for sale.
Baildlup heloM4tot7- 4 -$-haft brier btu,
f o od beak barn and silo, and large shed.
Yverythina in good order; farm well fenced
watered by spring mask. Land all ended
down. In every way one se the hes farms in
the towwbIp. Situation convenient to market
towns and C. P. R. station. Possession oaa be
given in the tall. ANDdtV1 JO9LNOTUN,
Carlow P. 0. 974t
FOR SALE. -138 ACRES OF LAND
on the first oonmrsios of the town lip of
A.,hleld, about 11 mi '.as west d Vita wood
sut1, nearly ail under oulUvaUon, matt of it
seeded down. rood orchard. Oundorable
house with stone cellar having cement floor.
.1 neaten well at home. Barn t70 watt woos
d
foundation : cattle ah>\
horse stables. Mise ether
outbuildings. Spring creek rooming nacos the
farm. fencing in good shape. Po.nesdon la the
tall. For full perticnlsre appy to JAMES Me -
8K. on the premises, or nits P. 0. ULU.
FOR BALL -THAT DESIRABLE
piece of proem taring Vbroris cad
King.tou .treete w11 Mame hones sed Moto
burn thereon. Could be used tee Itreljess lona
Apply to Mlt8. ABRAHAM IGIUTM, death
sweet. or JA r E8 SMITH. Casted. 9641.
FOR SALE. -A BUILDING LAT
on Newgate street- Apply torr. J. P ID-
„AM. wa
H OUSEE ANL/ LOT FOR 8ALON
Huron road• it short theism* treat awn
Ilmlts, l.ot contests two amen with good
orchard and small fruits. Freese keens In good
repair. Anyone wishing to iaepset same will
be welcome at any flute. Apple ei TH18
OFFICE for information. »a
Li'OR BALE: -100 ACRES OF LAND
1 II mllee north d the town el 1lsaSetb•
Good cls lawn. all under oultivat4ss• Mak
baro. vel Dement Moon : Iwrge haBe Ls1•es
newly painted. all In good repair well at loth
barn and house. An ideal boom. eV*
IM183) SUSIE GOT ENLOC:K,
L10R SALE. -1:11X FiRST-CLASS
1 building lore on Montreal and ]forth
streets. CHARLES OARROW. Wit
VOR BALE. -THAT FINE REM-
AentW at 18. corner of Cameron
end Raglan streets. ty known r the A.
Mon Allan props 1e for sole. It oonWn
eight. town bb, ted wit h the obeloeet
fruits of all kin There are two brick
hooses. each of two stories. one built only 1•e
mar. the e other a 6rosease repair. Bout
bosses have modern 000veuttn res, and alto
trot r the is o the wen
am,
alimible
terms. A RYAN be e d.r4e8.
DETROIT & CLEVELAND
✓ NAVIGATION CO. M
termien R
CiTY OF DETROiTII.
FOR MACKINAC ISLAND
Fridays 6 30 a. m.
1 118.60 one way $6.00 round trip.
FOR DETROIT
Saturdays, 330 p. m.
68.00 one way $6.60 round trip.
STAR -COLE LINE
ST& HURON
Leaves Osisriee
Iflll aAULT 811
Num 161015.,161015.,.,
a fs
yerth chased. Oeorgts5 Say.
Tensaw M e p. m.
Fon roam monose, °Motto'.
IMMO cad Cl,nst.Afn.
utt+
Trat a millatett.
A R Osumi L.
u . Darer, MO.
6 t 036
1 MM 1r14p
1 te ti 0e
1 13
200t ale
Moe, tee t7 es to 17 M
pm tee ire
tor Ono new ' 1111 M ~ li •
. .... Is 6 00
mg 1 et totio 360
SatterOld C8s 16 par 0 IS
to 0 PS
New w 1$ to 0 le
lties.rlit i 1l a 016
1 10 1. 3 611
Lasbel. 1 Our I >n
Sew r pre MAW
p r cwt4 6i he 6 10
000
pee cwt 1 M be 6 76
7 66 to 768
,pr cwt 6ell to 430
H 3Y, ..sr 70
to 7500
esresak4,s In to 30.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -July 4th.
Pegs
Bir. City et DUelli-D. & C. Navigation Co.
Toa Wast the Bast. Not tie Cheapest-
Btaddabrr Corporation of Canada. 2
Why a Real *Mate invearmeat L 8o Prdo
aa81.-L V. Campton t Co.. WeyburnIrak 1
Steamer Heron -Star Cole Line 1
Mutt nein ai Ha t -Moe -W. C. PrWlam1
Hsmeemke s' Eaoearsloos-F. F. Lawrence. d
MovYg-,I. & Davos
RogeoraaNtatl =« & Welling-
Relialle Bervlr•e-Last Street Garage 7
MilUaery for Joly-Mlw Dorso h 8
Vef1s.-wirer W Light Comud04on „
Oiris Waated- aetisrice Knitting Co. 1
j6$-T8.OaUln !esthete 3
ran Tem -mit Yueinew comm. Toccoa 4
Gtr! W.a 9S -.iba 0 E. Roblmer 1
'ge.sksr Neenah -•g. 8.Na 4, Colborn 1
Tongan. Wsatd-Township of Colborne1
Nosh e-4seemteag Canoe Club 1
Rteg Lot-Lsat. i't-. Stewart McEsaegb,
Ckatks>• 1
Obi Weaned -Mat Drown 1
8/sdcr-8. E 333.8' •
Anneal July lab--lllodstens Bros 8
Rendes-Mask teneti :
Mlle m®er61e-J.ld.Colborn 4
How's This?
We eller One Hundred Dollars Reward for
timingof Coll.1tthat cannot be oared by
• 7. CONEY 6t CO, Toledo, 0.
µ'e have knows F. J.
Cheesy Ow f o Inst islitir>aeareperbrogly adness transactions
IlO• b ids _ to.carry out nay oblige,
Waters Kin AN & MARTIN,
elaaale Dragulsta, Toledo, 0.
Haw's CahrA OeM ie taken intarnity, act-
ing directly upon the blcod and mucous sur -
fame of the gerd► Teetemmian seat hes.
erne 76 mote gar haul.. Bold by all druirist, .
Take Ball's la/bYUL for enaRfpettea.
DIED.
11LAN$HALI.. --1. East Wawanoa4 v ry
soddenly, en Tuesday. June 1Ah, Wm.
Marshall. aged 7e ]rears
LENNON.-At Mount Carmel. on Friday, Jun°
1at4 Bridget Mary Lannon. relict of the late
Hobert Lamm, Lsrm.rly of Pickering and
BRUCE -1n Ooderich. on Saturday. June
Mi, John Robert Bruce, in his loth year.
MARRIED.
MtCLL'RTi-Mel LURE. -Is Grace church.
N innippeegg, on friday, Jan 1016. by Rev•
Kant (annum)', D.D., Mle. Kebecoa Mc'
Clare, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Mo
Clore, of Oodertelr. to O. R. McClure. of
Wilkie, Sank.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Cookie spent Dominion Day
at Rioter.
Freak and Waitron Tamlyn and J. D. and
Mies Jour Easley. all of Londmtmro'. and Row.
F. Harbert' were guests et Victoria sleet par.
mead. syr Sudsy.
Rev. L W. and Mrs. Kilpatrick. late of
Northward, were vistuse at luta Kilpatrtck's
+ , t home, the rmWene. d Mr. and Mrs.
td Br togmea., for • fends/. hays fol
Moe p4aosd bore bm
esaf-
at Me recent memo chi'veLeader coater nee.
The Chicago BritU8-Amerieaa has the tel-
lew1sR reference to a "old boy:"
Dr. J. Alexander H thief medical
utloer of the Grad way, _passed
Chicago through on Tesed ay tletiw,erpltal
et Mayo liras.. Ratesetet. Minn" where be
underwent an opmMton forveUs.
td
Although the docle !health was e:oslleet
after the revere operation he did not move far
from his private car while in this city.
STILL IN BUSINESS.
To my Many Customers and Friends
in Goderich and surrounding country :
As it was stated in these columns
!WO or three weeks ago that I was
telling out my drug business. I wish
toe tau that the expected sale did not
take place. 1 have. therefore, been
right along and am still in business as
usual.
New and seasonable regoiremente in
goods are coming to baud this week,
j a reciate the geaerooa confidence
and patronage i have had from you in
the peat. and hope for a continuance
of the same, at my well-known stand,
the "Central Drug Store," corium of
North street and Square. Goderich.
8. 0. Bice.
WANTED.
UJANTSDee-Am
BRIGHT RSpLII--
AMAtollsw seinen
p,eNwithwtta
' wer de% ex 1--. aIOZ M,
S IOAL Ooderich. 01111
AUCTIOREOW.
D N. W ATSOrj
' LIcipmED AUCTIONEER
Cir meaty at Huron.
Adareu all eemmagwa
iss CLINT(H6
P 0 0117'.
FOR SALL
1tOR SAL6.-
104.81. M sad
M >ee
FOR BALL- THRIONI 11O OIIT•
geters."Wirrs Oen
iireeesEs
nue tea
r iSOt a•.
sews
WALL PA P'IPL - 1$12 w_A ie L
lam
ate varesle the'
9oaeel'e1\l
MR. SAUNDERS' TRIP.
JUST RETURNED AFTER SEVER4L
WEEKS IN THE WEST.
Sees Many (Joderich People in Edmon-
ton, Vancouver and Other Places
and Finds Them Prosperous -The
Real Estate Fever Unwholesomely
Prevalent -Some Interesting Notes
of the Trip.
Alex. Saunders, manager of the
Goderich )ligan Co., arrived borne
Monday evening after spending five
weeks in the West. He was in Ed-
monton a little over a week, attend-
ing the meeting of the Presbyterian
General Assembly as a de1emte from
the Presbytery of Huron. From Ed-
monton he went on to the Coast, and
on the return trip be called at Revel-
stoke and Oalgery.
Everywhere be came across people
from Godericb, and with few excep-
tions found them among the prosper-
ous people of the communities in
which they dwelt. He found, too,
that they retain a very warm feeling
for "the old town," and were eager to
hear any news about its doings and
about the people who remain here.
At Edmonton be found J. B. Haw-
kins and his family. J. B. is travel-
ling for a large flour milling company
and is doing well. Eric and Kenneth.
his sone, are occupied and ell like the
Western city. R. W. Henry, former-
ly accountant of the Sterling Bank
here, is at Edmonton with the North-
ern Investment Agency. He, too, is
doing well. Chas. Lewitt, a former
Goderich boy, is with Geo. F. Emer-
son in the real estate business ; he
bas been in Edmonton only a few
weeks, Fred. Porter, who as a boy
lived in Goderich with his uncle. the
late Col. R. 8. McKnight, holds the
important position of divisional freight
agent tor the G. T. P. Railway at Ed-
monton. He is married and his mother
also lives with him. At Edmonton
Mr. Saugders sew also Mr. and Mrs.
Collins, the latter being formerly Miss
Gladys Whitely. Mi. Collins has
some large railway bridge contracts at
Prince Albert.
At Vancouver Mr. Saunders found
a very warm welcome awaiting him
among the Ooderich "bunch." There
were Mrs. Evaus and her sons and
daughters, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mclo-
tosh, Dr. and Mrs. Herald, Miss Bella
Ralph, Ih•. J. L. Turnbull. D. Csntelon
and family, Arch. and Geo. McIntyre,
Malcolm and Alex. McQuarrie, Rich-
ard Mills (an old-timer in Goderich),
Ed. Hooker, Geo. Gorden, and possib-
ly others of whom he did not think
while the Signal man was "Interview-
ing" him.
Mr. Saunders' stay in Vancouver
wee a aeries of lunches and dinners
with various members of the Gode
rich colony. One evening Mrs. Evans
gave an at-bome in his honor at which
were a large number of the Goderich
folks, who lett out real estate for
two hours and talked Ooderich. They
all wished to be remembeeted to their
friends here.
i)r. J. L. Turnbull has "made good"
and bas an immense practice. Fred
Evans is in the commission business
and ie wealthy. Will Cantelon is
practising law and is doing well.
Will Evans is master of transporta-
tion on the C. P. R. between Van-
couver and Kamloops Dr. Herold is
working up a splendid special pi active.
His house on Sbaughnessy Heights is
one of the finest residences In the
city. Ross Ralph is successful in real
estate. Another man Mr. Saunders
met was A. W. Lee. of the Dominion
Express Company, wbo asked about
people he knew in Goderich in the old
days.
Mr. Saunders said he notioed that
most of the Ooderich people in the
West, received The Signal weekly and
read it eagerly, in this way keeping in
touch with affairs in the home town.
At Revelstoke, Calgary, Moosejaw
and Winnipeg Mr. Maunders saw other
Goderich people, but to tell of them
all is beyond the scope of this article.
Ooderich has certainly done its share
in populating the West.
Mr. Saunders enjoyed the trip im-
measely, but be was glad to get back
to Goderich and be says he Is quite
content to live in Ontario.
In the West everything else is lost
in the eternal talk and thought of
real estate and the desire to "make a
pile." The excitement over the buying
and selling of town tote could not be
otherwise tban unhealthy, crowding
out some of the better things in lite.
Outside of those who are "well fixed,"
the conditions of life are not any
too easy. Workingmen have a
struggle to meet the very high Dost
of living and many have to put up
with hardships which are almost nn -
heard -of in Ontario.
Mr. Saunders found time to do
some business while be was away.
and established agencies for his
-company at Bosse of the largest
centres. Re Is already getting Boase
business from these cortices.
THE REGINA DISASTER.
Geisricb Peep). idie City illspeAM Aa
Saila
Two snare or chore pimple were
killed, hua4assis interna and sill).m
of doiiare worth el property wan
Aninrorbrobuysmety galleglas brgr tIF
Uterries eyehole
se `S m
Clal=se one sore= to rda
and do aft a
hug assdeludy
era a Iia wassliwr
fie .lr"1 Se Y.. II
Earn) Monday morning I. P. Brown
received a telegram from his son, J.
P. Brown, jr., informing hint of the
oatastropbe and giving the further
welcome news that the *ender was
safe. On Tuesday morning a telegram
trove W. H. Guuity was received at
the Signal oflce, statiog, "All trona
Goderich safe.' The gocd news was
circulated as quickly as possible
among the friends of those who were
known to be in Regina.
Among the Conner lioderich people
who are in the stricken city ere Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Gundry, Mrs. (Rev.)
Hill, G. F. Blair and family, Robert
.and )harry Josses, Richard Sprung, J.
P. Brown, jr., E. P. Paulin and
family, Ben Grey, Hugh Polley, H. L.
Watson, Andrew Waddell and sons,
Geo. T. Robinson. Jas. Fritzley, Mrs.
Rio (formerly Miss Edna Guest), Mies
Ella Beck. This list is probably in-
complete.
Repine is the capital city of the
Province of 'Saskatctewan and is a
agndistributing centre. More
cc ltttrsl machinery is distributed
from lte ina, it is said, than from any
other point in Canada. The popula-
tion is 30.000.
MR. ROWELL AT LONDON
Lays Special Stress an His Proposal to
Daniell the Bar.
N. W. Rowell. the Provincial Lib-
eral leader, addressed a great meeting
at London on Dominion Day, pea
claiming the policy of the Opposition
the questions of the day in Ontario.
He laid especial strew upon the pro-
posal to sholish the bar, and invited
Premier Whitney to unite with ham
in bringing this policy into effect.
Education, tax reform, the develop-
ment of agriculture, workmen's com-
pensation and other subjects were
touched upon in an able address.
Wm. Proudfoot, of Goderich, M. P.
P. for Centre Huron, was one Of the
prominent men on the platform with
Mr. Rowell.
SUMMER SPORTS.
Church Hasebsll League.
The game of baseball in the church
league series last Tuesday evening
resulted in a walk -over for the St.
k eeer'r team, who beat the Methodists
by the score of 11-1, J. McCaughey
and V. Dean were the battery for the
wipailg team end Riley and Elliott.
sctid 1g( L North street aggrega-
tion.
The St. George's team forfeited the
game last Friday night to the Presby-
terians and the game on Tuesday
night to Ilia Catbohce, Tne Anglicans
were unable to get their team to-
gether.
The baseball game next Tuesdiay
evening should prove to be an excit-
ing contest, as ie. decides, practically,
wnieb team shall be the winners of
the tiret series. Tile game will be
called at 7 o'clock.
Lawn Bowling.
Three rinks of bowlers went to Sea -
forth yesterday molwng to take part
in the tour'lament. there. Two of the
rinks ere now out ut the game ; the
third is to we consolation match.
Clinton is to play Goderich in a
Fail) trophy watch un the local green
tomorrow IFrauay).
The' members 01 the local club are
engaged in a tournament at singles,
fur rlbieh Live prizes have been
purchased. Each contestant plays a
game with each of the others. 'A
large number of games still remain to
ter played.
'1ue draw bee been made for a
tuurnawent at doubles, two poses for
witch are cunt, ibuted by Arthur
Cbantry.
At Hotel Sunset.
The following guests have registered
at Hotel Sunset dines its opening:
Mn. C. H. Murrey, Mrs. Wlaming' and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A. Cooley, Dr.
R. Howell, Mrs. Kalbfleisch, Harold
Kalbtleisch, Mrs. Geo. P. McMaboo,
Mrs. J. C. Warren, Mrs. M. H. Wal-
lace, all of Detroit ; Mr. and Mts. and
Mies Twomey, Mn. A. D. Bowlby,
Margaret Bowiby, Mrs. Russell, Mrs.
M. B. Twomey, 'Cathleen Twomey, all
of Windsor; air, and ire. J. l.. 4.11 -
loran, Goderich; Eva 'Taylor, iia ter
John Taylor, both of Gurlph ; M.
Mair, J. Gerard. L. Gaut'. . -r, all of
Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. L. tternard
and Mr. and Mrs. R. A. 1. , ne, all of
London ; A. Porter, Goa „ch ; Mr.
and Mrs. W. Bermingham, tate Ber-
mibglum, Nora Bermingham, Mrs.
W. McKuougb, all of Chathaw; Mr.
and Mrs. W. L. Eliot, Mise 1)ttnogh,
Miss H. Doni;gh, all of Ooderich ;
Uharlee J. For, New Hamburg; Capt.
G. H. Emery, Lr -Col. H. J. Lamb,
both of Windsor; Mn. Jas. T. Le
Gear, Miss Leta L. LeGear. both of
1.nluing, Mich.; Mies Mabel Doty and
Fred. W. Doty, both of Goderich;
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Golder, (Salt; Mr.
and Mrs. C. L Lous, Master Westcott
Loos, all of Ann Arbor, Mich.: Mr.
and Mrs. Stuart M. Henry, of Lu.
sing, Mich.; M. B. Twomey, M. R.
Twomey, both of Windsor; Mr. and
Mrs. H. Meadows and Mr. and Mrs.
W. Walter. ail of Windsor.
NO ROOM AT rHE HOSPITAL.
Mia, -The writer knows of several
Garen• requiring hospital trwt rent
ad 1M time w10 cannot maim
arena to /Jemmies hospital be-
ttrs et rel of roas. This, in the
hooted wesinar, le
tw the pottiest, ; ani un ft Chi trying
vo d against tie
bylaw Ism Jeaseryq a • a any
y
regrfeeliet the result aat ell l their shams
Ito t o.4 hWer1 'bgive ter
doer
hospital amen-
Yours,
Otis W ro Knorr"
1
DOMINION DAY.
CHILDREN'S GAMES CONDUCTED
ON THE SQUARE.
A Big Time for the Boys and Girls -
List of the Prize-wlnn ars- Concert
by 93rd Regiment Band in the
Afternoon A Rather Quiet Day in
Goderich.
The children's sports on the morning
of Dominion Day brought out a greec
crowd of "kiddies," anJ the games
were witnessed by a large number of
"grown-ups." If no other records
were broken, the number of youngsters
who entered the various contests
surely must have exceeded anything
hitherto known in Goderich. Several
of the races had to be run off in
sections, the contestants being so
numerous.
An exception was the contest in
decorated bicycles, which for several
years was one of the beet features of
the Dominion Day sports in Goderich.
This year there were 3nly two
competitors.
The prize -winners were as follows :
BOY..
50 yards race, six ye/Li-a-
1 Able Smith.
2 George MacKay.
3 Fred Morgan.
50 yards race, eight years -
1 Willie Mountain.
2 Willie MacDonell.
3 Harry Edwards.
100 wards 1t yelve years -
2
3 Joe Kelly.
100 yards race, fourteen years -
1 Francis Baechler.
2 Rob (:lark.
3 Gerald Farr.
Sack race, ten years -
1 Gordon Adair.
2 Teddy Johnston.
3 Earl Ross.
Boot race, 100 yards, twelve years
1 Frank Thompson.
2 Alex. flume.
3 Rob Clark.
Running broad jump, fourteen years -
1 W. Babb, 13 ft. Sin.
2 Francis Baecbler, 13 fin 3 in.
3 Percy Beattie, 13 ft.
Three-legged race, 50 yards, fifteen
yeses -
1 C. Robertson and F. McArthur.
2 W. Prtutffoot and M. Swanson.
3 H. Buchanan and J. Tufford.
Running hop, step and Jump, sixteen
years -
1 Will Snazel, 33ft. lin.
2 and 3 M. Swanson and W.
Proudfoot, each 30ft.
Bicycle race, twice around Square,
sixteen years -
1 Lorne McCartney
2 Will einazel
3 Joe Kelly
Relay race, fifteen years -
1 W. Proudfoot, A. Babel, R.
Hunt.
2 C. Robertson, R. Clark, F.
McArthur.
3 E. Clark, G. Ross, N. McLeod.
Blindfold r$ce-
1 Norman McLeod.
2 Will Proudfoot. '
3 Harvey Elliott.
GIRL&
50 yards 1 .'-e, six years -
1 W i ua Eldridge,
2 Marjorie Morrish.
3 Margaret 0raham. .
30 yards race, ten years --
1 11a Currell.
2 Alioe ManEwan.
3 Vera Wilson.
Boot race, a htears--
1 Dorothy Davis.
2 Beatrice Tufford.
3 Laura Murdoch.
100 yards race, twelve years -
1 Vesta Elliott.
2 Florence Elliott.
3 Nora Statham and Lillian Mc-
Donald, a tie.
Relay race, fifteen years -
1 Helen Griffith, Pearl Fraser,
Essie Hume.
2 Eva Schaefer, Emily Mc-
Arthur, Gladys McKay.
Potato race, ten years -
1 Norma Ginn.
2 Helen Smith.
3 Susie Bates.
Book race, fourteen years -
1 Hilda Austin.
2 Helen Griffith.
3 Grace Wells.
Boot race, twelve years -
1 Eva Schaefer.
2 Irene Morrow.
3 Aileen Cook.
Egg and spoon rsoe, fourteen years --
1 Lila Mitchell.
2 Gladys Jeffrey.
3 Agnes McDonald.
1110 yards race, fourteen years --
1 Lilian Adair.
2 Elisabeth Proudfoot.
3 Lena Murray.
Thread and needle race, fifteenyyweaseess--
1 Annie Moes and Gladys MeMay.
2 Gra',. Wells and Swadrlee
Wella.
8 Dorothy Davis and Rusin Bates.
Dler'OAA TED BrcTCt.st.
1 Maxine Rurdette.
2 Ubas. Cook.
In the afternoon the Neta Rerl
band gave a program on the
whieb was heard and enjoyed -V.;
crowd.
bowling green lin Orth elms*
eros a rime of aetivity awing the lay,
and driving, beating nod other
pastime. engaged the Mesatfsa of
Creasy people.