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LOCAL
Nosp+tel Notes.
Koo, one >ILI fi 1:
moo, the of Ip kor
lett hospital foe
Wee at London .id ilrrtta _
are at present Wiese patios
tutent at the
licepitaL Oboe, p bo underwear. as operation'
or Monday last. is peoeressias faveso
ably.
TM S•alorth Excursion.
About 4W visitors from Seaforth
were in town on 'twiny the ansa•
ion being a sack' Sender wheel
. xcursion. The weather was hrot, and
the lakefront was an atte•etive s/dt
tan the excursioobta ehtlldif s
Tbetr train pulled oat ntltmgaylafter 7
o'clock. Seatorth teens testa crowd
of we dressed• r• eit
sadGudetichwillhs
viet trout them as often M they will
some•
Goderich People in Reseda.
Wad has been received from
Regina to the effect that G. F. Ereir's
honer anon dawaged by ib. gnat
µ/eel, the verandah being destroyed
and the wall on toe side ilowa
down, Hugh Polley, who is sage
with Mr. Blair s film. bad an ex
experience. He hved in the Y. IL .
A. building and during the ayoloM be
west down three storks had sees•.►•&
tome hi trifler, but eomeh•w et
serious injury. He lest el
personal belonging& Other Aedwtsh
people in the city appear to have been
out of the track of the archin.
For the Angler.
Now that the fisbiog ae_eet is in
full &wing, the remilatio s of the
Ontario game and Brheriee lows for
the present year, which haus jaetbeen
issued. will be of interest to Meal
eaglei.'. .lpatt from the usual regu•
Isions of previous years. an extract
from the tl•hery laws and regulations
providts that no one shall fish for,
catch or kill in any of the waters of
the Province in one day by angling,
or'hall carry away a greater camber
Chao eight small os large -mouthed
back bass. It also says that Do small
or large -mouthed black ban less than
ten inches in length. tessesaring from
the point of the nose to the centre of
the tail) shall be retained or kept oat
of the water. The number of ssaek-
inonge ie limited to four. In cane of
pickerel a gi eater number than twelve
must not he carried away.
W. C. T. U. Work.
The W. C. T. U. held De regular
meeting oo Monday after0000. Mrs.
Davidson requested all superintend-
ents of departments to bring in writ-
ten reports of their work at the next
mee!ing, wtich will be bead on Al: also to send them to Tidings. i'i.
tequest for a student to work in the
lumber camps during the summer was
answered by Rev. James H. Barnes,
w bo was unanimously chosen as the
third missionary in, the field. He left
airiest week in May for Cochrane,
which will be his headquarters. Ito
writing he says: "The lumber camps
o rchard for the summer, w that all
oar effete must be concentrated ten
thecoratruction rawer, of which I be
lieve there are a large numiter on the
Grand Trunk Pacific." Mtv. R. W.
McKenzie. supesintendeot of lumber -
men's work. collected during the year
161, which is used for wiebtonery
work. This amount is in advance of
hey previous year. —Saco-.
Suggestions from Editor Kerr.
W. H. Kerr, editt r of The Brussels
Post, took iu the Greyhound ezcur-
Ann Int Detroit and gives an interest-
ing account of it in his paper. He
sake, some suggestions for the im-
provement of the accommodation for
the rxcuri ionists from inland point',
es follows:
'To add to the popularity of this
tenter outing some better arrange-
ment in conveying excursionists from
thee. 1. R. depot at Goderich to the
wharf should be put in vogue. If the
eameogen could be taken down the
hillside to the harbor without leaving
the coaches a t existing
difficulty would be visted. When ea
extorsion is largely attended the Non-
veyances at the county town are en-
tirely inadequate to accommodate the
crowds, and to walk the long stretch
on a hot day does not put you in a
comfortable condition to enjoy the
mil On the home trip the railway
company should ice compelled to get
you away immediately ea tie arrival
of the steamer and not after two or
three very Meeting boars waiting
round a railway depot Mkiog vainly
for information as to time of depar-
ture
Children's ad Work,
Although no meetings of the
Children's Aid Society have been held
for the past two months for want of a
done
quorum,
theuod dtive, as the t
deal of wort1. been"tal
or
a tee facts will amply show. in tbe
month of June Count Agent Elliott
visited thirty children who are
in homes in this county. One
by girl has been placed in a home
soder conditions which are worth
month* of work. Two chiidrsc, wards
of otter secietiea, have been replaced ha
apse homes: aod
one
it
Placed in a go dhomewltb the commit
her father, where ebe will
iv osis a mother's car•, T w o
thildten left by their mother,
who had apparently abandoned them.
' tiredto he provided toe, atld a
(nail inneighboringtotem**ipso
Memo conditions whish deMad
forum sod patient cars if twit ROM
'khan- to
thht up lis
at will save them the a eKr
lleverai n1 her cases where deter seed
rot be alluded to eerie la thee easier
Nate way are In heed. ed see aselw-
leg the heat attendee the eas share
°herpsocirry them. boo wehte/ w
tee to
Mow_ Ing children : Tern be 01
ear'and Mx Pests
sof seven weigheeks e a
. eleven wed
hug, this ntspecti:2. Yee$
114Wspothetrtiikei
Ma NW, tan do M •delettttf- Atilt,. Athol
to led tin. engem die
baterwd his,
beg
e•seal dr"in hoar • ias.
1 h. to hear ewe vhe
•++k. - Colt,
IRE E SIGNAL.
TOPICS lNets&
The loan know as Edward
Bennett, who now save says his name is
DavidTucker, and who was arraigned
on charges of shop-breaking et Gode-
rich
ter Leas Staernere.Clinton and Hensall, this morn -
J. W. (++ids r agaet to, elle pleaded guilty before Judge Doyle.
elmemwmCity 01 Diden1t 11 and H uron his
In order to give time for investigating
inr
sad bas a Nthet el w at the w.at ug I hb a k. to sentence was deterred for
the tow" • dal Pette a week, neat Thursday. i , the
at -
to be AS aldol sr of ib... Perms._ meantime be anti o Bennett, organ Tucker, will
INDy bows word at em fen on break barge, that 1e ed
Mr. Ur.lg4 ell - tears ewes "„,t11.,_ ins wtas
made jaiL The ell
Viva.
and pstsspt narnsaoto wiattempt was made door Sunder, by
agiive•. Che`. underthe ptleiorooeo ender through
suck
tee wie Se rimed- ceeded in his tunneling ug he would only
have got into the jail yard.
The long -deferred case of Frank
Elliott, charged with aggravated as-
sault upon J. O. Stewart, came to a
bead on Tuesday. Elliott pleaded
guilty to common assault and was al-
lowed to go on hie own recognizance'
for hie future good conduct. Stewart
also was requited by Judge Doyle to
sive hie recognizance for good con-
ducL
James White, of Zurich. is to be
sentenced July 15th for embezzlement
of moneys belonging to the Barrie
Carriage Co. White was the Com-
pany's agent and appropriated to his
own uses $4(%) or $&*i of the Com-
pany's money.
Crown Attorney Seager will attend
at the inquest in the case of Myrtle
Conk at Seaforth on the 15th inst.
Acid lte(ister'rir. who for the last
two years W been with The Signal
as reporter. left yesterdaytoe his
hems at Orssbrook, and wdevote
himself to studies in preparatio. for •
eshersity eeuawe. Mr. McQuarrie
will hs greatly Nursed in Godericb,
toot sly in the case, where he
was • valued resembee d the staff. but
to ebony other drip. He took an
salve and letallypins totems*, mune-
Maly in the work of Knox church,
and was ideetifl.d with other organi-
satioes in town which will miss his
seabtm efforts. His many frirnds,
while regretting ler departure from
rows, will wish him the beet of suoceu
in his Itfewotk.
Tim Ceelegiate Institute Extension.
The Collegiate Institute trustee
board has been dlseu•.log plana for
to
the elergeebent of the building, asre-
quired for the better accommodation
of the cJ.wsp. They had almost de -
elided upon a wooed story above the
gyso•siuw, but another acbente pro -
by Architect Fowler this week
leen received with favor and et a
westing today WAS accepted by the
hoard. The Dew plan is the extension
of the sehnol to the northward at the
wast aide, the addition to be two
stories in height. This would allow
of a more convenient arrangement of
the interior space, and, itis calculated.
would gire the needed additional ao-
Public School Board,
The regular meeting of the public
school board war held in the board
froom of Victoria school en Moeday
evening. There were present Dr.
Turnbull, chairman, and Messrs. Cult,
Parsons, Hodgen& and Dr. Gallow.
The secretary's report showed pay-
ments during Juoe of $874.51 tof
which amount $829,15 was on the pay-,
roll), 'and payments this y&aur to date
of $5,708.20. Principal 'alert of
Victoria school reported 179 boys and
190 girls on the roll—total 378, and an
average attendance of 321 Principal
Sh a'-rnaa of Central school reported
oommodation ata lower cost than by 96 boy. and 8o girls on t.be roll—a
the other plans dircuseed. total of 180; average attendance, 161.
Some relin were indicated as neces-
Rev. A. MacMillan Struck by Lightning. sary and were put in the hands of
Rev. Alexander MacMillan, pastor committees. A letter of resignation
of Miwico Presbyterian church, forts- was received from Mims Strang and
eriy of Smit l's Hill cburcb, was be. was accepted, and applicatic1os were
slowly injured during au electric received from Miss Marion Fraser and
storm yesterday afternoon says The Mise Retta Clark. also sr application
Globe. He was unconscious for utas from Miss V. Watson to be transferred
alone, but at a late hour his condition to Victoria school. The.chool wanage-
was cooaiderably improved. When, committee was empowered to
the stores gave warning of its top- I act in regard to these. The chairman
pro.cb, lir. MacMillan went to thewas granted three months' leave of ale
cellar to clots. a window there. The I sense and M he might not again take
cunemt of air seemed to draw the his place at, the board it was moved
lightning, for the moment it was J by Dr. Oallow, seconded by Mr. Hod -
closed the glass was broken into pieces I gen., that the board place upon the
and thrown iu all directions. Several minutes an expression of the appreeia-
ot the bier were buried in the minis- t•mwi h which they regardtheservices
ter's face. inflicting painful injuries !which Dr. Turnbull has rendered as
The cheek was sufficient to render chairman of the board and their
Mr. MacMillan insensible. Members wishes for bis succese in his new
of his family heard him fall, and he sphere. Dr. Turnbull thanked the
was assisted upstairs to his room. Dr.. trustees for their resolution and stet -
Season, of Mimics. and two other ed that his work in connection with
physicians were in attendance for the board had always been a pleasure
some bolus and towards midnight to him. It was an evening of fare -
there was • noticeable imps uvement in wells, and Principal Tiger t, who was
the pastor's conditionpresent probably for the last time prior
to his departure for Hamilton. wan the
Harbor Notes. subject of a second resolution. moved
Both dredge. and the drilling ap- by Mr. Parsons and seconded by Mr.
para Ws are busy working in the her- Cutt, tendering to Mr. Tigert the
nor, thanks of the board and an expression
of appreciation of his services as prin-'
cipal and of good wishes for the fut-
ure. Mr. Tigert replied, thanking the
board for the resolution- Afterwards
the hoard adiourned
The old elft etor leg at the nig Mill
is bring taken down Ibis week. The
new leg for the big elevator will be
completed in rix weekr.. t r t+ro months'
time.
Pewit Sauodere. Wyvil Millararid
Reg. Platt left on Saturday evening Death of Mrs. Geo. Cox.
on a fishing trip to Main Station. It was with feelings of surprise and
They are making flee trip in Mr. sorrow that the people of Goderich
Saunders auxiliary catboat. learned on Monday of the death of
Several pleasure yachts booed for Mrs. George Cox. which occurred the
Geor au Bay- ports bare called in on previews day at Winnipeg. Although
the stray nortb recently. Among she had passed the fourscore mark.
them were the Sintrd, of Detroit, and Mrs. ('ox was wonderfully active, and
the Taman, .t Brockville. when she lett Goderich on the 29th of
Grain arrivals et the harbor the plot June on a visit to membere of her
week have been light. Toe Scottish family in the West she was apparently
Hero arrived on Saturday with 135,000 in excellent health. She scent a few
bushes wheat and cats for the Oode- days .with her sons at Chicago and
rich elevator, and cleated yesterday-, . then went on to Winnipeg to visit her
light, for Gary to load nils. daughter. Mot. Guest. She reached
The coal steamer lex arrived with VI tunipeg on Friday last and was
the schooner Three Brothers on Tues. taken ill during Saturday Dight, pass-
tbe latter uoloadiog here for tate ing away at 11 o'clock Sunday morn -
Western Canada Flour Mills. end the ing. She retained consciousness to
former proceeding to Kiocaudioe. the eud. 'lire remains were brought
Black base fiehing this year ia the to Godericb. accompanied by several
beat on record. "Johnnie" Phillips is members of the family, and were
authority for the statement that over interred this afternoon in Maitland
500 good-dz••d specimeoa of the black- cemetery.
tailed variety were caught Inst week. Mrs. ('ox. whose maiden uame was
The Government yacht Speedy. with Elizateth Allen. was born in County
lion. F. D. Mout and party on board, Wicklow. Ireland, in the year 1832 and
arrived in the hatbor Monday- morn- carne to Canada with her parents and
ing and was welcomed with a cbons their family when ebe was about five
of whistles frotu tbe craft in Ibe years of age. They settled at God. -
harbor and mils ou abort. Tbe rich, and tor three - quarters of a
Government party left in Lite after- century Mrs. ('ox was a resident of
moon on their way mortb. this town, seeing it grow from its
Five of the pontoons for tbe south- primitive state to its present develop -
west breakwater have been sunk in went. In 1851 she was wertied to the
position. and when the oath is added, late George Cox. who for many years
in • day or two, the Isubitructure will was connected with The Signal. Mr.
be complete. Another month or two Cox died fifteen years ago. Six sons
should ere the contract complete. after and four daughters survive. They are :
which Coot.ractor Birmingham will Abraham. of Bowesmont. Nett h
commence immediately the coo- Dakota ; John A.. of Chicago ; Wm,
•traction of the pontoons for the D., of Leamington. Ont.: Edward A.,
1,000 -ft. addition to the northwest of Chicwgo: Howard, of Edmonton,
bresikwall. sod Benson W., of Leamington ; Mrs.
Rapid progress is being nude on the Douala, of Pembina. North Dakota
C. P. R. freight sheds, tie greater Mn. Sinclair, of town : Mrs. Gust, of
part of the [omelettes] heios in. had Winnipeg, and Mrs. (Rev). H. Wigle,
the frame wort and rafters In positive of Amherst. N. S. There are thirty -
on the westerly half. A gang of eight grandchild/en and eleven greats
twenty-five men is ..gaged on the grandchildren. Several {,others and
work. The contract called for the sisters also survive her : Anthony
completion of these sheds July lath. Aliso, .d Dunlop: Fronk Allen, of
so that the Mutual Line of parkas. Oveeo B.v. 1Visconaio ; Beojemin
freighters should be traaderriug rest- Aliso. of C'hicasro: Yrs. Abraham
booed Sour bee. by Araguaia. Smith .md lire. Horton, of Goderieh
TMCIty oe Detroit 11. of the D. &C. Yse L F. Moue and Mrs. Wm. Smith.
Navlgatba Co.. arrived no her Stet of CbMtge.
trip on Friday. with somas Mese Yea Oyes life was full of activity.
Aaseese,• for local suebterer hethe es. even t. tsad. Not neglecting her
file seams, is slightly Lager thee home heady intermits. she totted
he CiMaass of St. aass of Gro year. shoe energy for count!~ deed. of
and hes bees eialoptiteted he order to bssevelsser. She was greatly lo -
w ake the retied le. The City of Jeremiad le the work of North street
U.teeit 11- ie ermabie of tasking i mimsli t church, held a certificate of
afsegwn miry an Lost under foto* Mir slrsmbw.bip in the woman's
d,egt Illesierey Soda etp wed an honorary
The gesole• Lasser+ /limbed lay reelmbse ef the T. M. 0. A. sold a
Ie the barber over hominy and Her ebamber et the W. 0. T. II.
dhis to bAr Slier Rev. A. 1l , pastor of Mirth
day
wh(th wase i es►y street WRMtMst dumb. eendesetgd the
Obeer tithe Stores tleeeMRa• aa funeral aerates /bafternoon ernoon at the
• ehfigery O►, iM serest The home no Brise. ie road. ■ rd the
SIM was Alm DsRadt. been/ ler the p►IIbss.wrs were t Manning. Jaynes
des 1!y a • Y
• ien She Tate•. J. H. (leww.i. W. R. Robert-
te • dressy best. hetes •trete, ears, J. W. Vomiter mid R J. Megaw.
with enbise hire and aft. media room A pees wear Seal tribute. were gent
la the cassias t kMehea with a I wawa- by telesis and b with
ire.• And ~lbw • spi•wa meltw11ah Me drtegwd hei been YAe1Ss/.
Iltaregaat Abe will be brae Al mw
the sesh. et Ibe ver.
e J
s sheet the geld e/ the pasta w e ham ew NNis. Dandm and
her way hast to Detre& mPlosrerd coo
1) _'_t_ CH ONTA
The Ute Mrs. Robert lends..
The death occurred .t Mount Oro
we) on Friday evening, tune 68, of
rise. Lennon, widow of the late
Robert Lennon, formed,. of tioderich,
at the age of rev.mty-Might years.
fibs is survived by three dwgbte s -
ooe a Sister at Mount Hope, Ioadnn
Mrs. Biggar. of Nlegara, and Mrs.
Stiles, of Detroit.—toad by two sons
living in the West. Her husband
died six veers ago. Requiem mans
was puna: In the Mount Carsel church
oo the Monday morning following her
death. god the remains were then
brougbt to Goderich and were interred
in the Colborne Catholic euietery be-
side three of ber husband.
The Huron Old Boys.
The special excursion train of the
Huron Oki Boys of Toronto anived
shortly after noon on Saturday. A
rather stall number. Compared with
lose previous years, came on to
Goderich. A pasty eompnsed chiefly
of members of the H. O. B. executive
left in the afternoon by motor tar for
a tour of the county, going south
from Goderich as far as Exeter, then
turning north to Seatorth and Whig.
ham and returning south to Clinton,
where they took the train on Monday
for Toronto. So far as the Goderich
folks in Toronto are concerned, the
interest in the Old Boys' excursion
seems to be et a low ebb, and we
would summed that next year a apecial
effort be made at this end in the way
of a reception or entertainment for
the visitors.
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
Ina Tan or Wilson toe the white Hoene
for the next PreeidestW term t No ,natter
'wbljh etas, be west he any better clothed
thea the men who hare Ptidham for their
tailor.
summer vlsiton aro Incited to make Smlth'e
Art Store their .hopping headquarters. A
hose assortment of exclndee goods always to
be ren here. Many articles suitable for eau -
centre
The first of a seriee of weekly dances
under the auspices of the Menesetung
Canoe Club will be held at Hotel Sun-
set Friday evening.
It is announced that there will be
no meeting of the Ahtneek Cbapter rat
Daughters of the Empire during the
months of July and August.
The ladies of St. George's church
will hold their annual tea and garden
party on the afternoon and evening of
Thursday. July 25th. on, the grounds
of the Kiely pr'perty.
The weather has been of the
scorching variety for the pest week,
and although nearby sections neve
had rain Godericb has been favored
with only some slight abowetn.
The Wednesday halt-holid my move-
ment was in full awing this week.
nearly all the stores in town being
closed. The threatened storm inter-
fered with the holidaying yesterday
aftern oon.
H. J. Morris is in his sixth consec-
utive year as district deputy- grand
toaster of the A. 0. II. W. He has
commenced another series of official
visits to the lodge., in hie jurisdiction
and was at Brussels and Strat ford for
this purpose this week.
For the third time this season
blossoms bare appeared on a pear tree
in the garden of Win. Clerk. Walnitt
street. 'Clus Signal was shown a sprig
covered with blossoms and a email
pear which were found on the tree
a few days ago.
W. J. Morrow, who is the chief
representative of the National land,
Fruit it Packing Co. in this district,
informs The Signal that the prospects
for the apple crop continue to he gond.
Orchards are generally in much better
condition than in previous years.
A special meeting of General
Brough Chapter. D. O. E., will he 1,
held in the law library at the court
house on Monday next, July 15, at 5
o'clock, to complete arrangements for
the eucbre natty to be gives in Rotel
Sunset on Thursday evening, July 18.
A notice in connection with the plan
of garbage removal projected by the
public works committer appetite in
The Signal'sedv-ertieing columns this
week. Persons draining to take ad-
vantage of this plan are requested to
baud in their names at the town
clerk's office.
SUMMER SPORTS.
The lawn bowling competition in
singles is waking progress. Tbe re-
cord of games won and lost up to lest
night is as follows :
won Lost
F. J. Rutland 13 7
L B. Tape 16 9
C. H. Humber 13 8
Joe. Kidd 1 2
F. H. Martin 9 6
H. T. Edwards 6 3
O. C. Whitely 0 4
Geo. Williams 0 1
R. G. Reynolds 0 1
W. H. Robes tion 0 3
Wm. Lane 12 R
Dr. Macklin 9 3
H. McDermott 7 9
E. McLaughlin 1 6
A. G. Chantrey 2 15
E. ILJordan0 0
LR.Fox 0 0
J. G. Geddes 0 0
R. H. Taytor 0 0
Fled Davis 10 4
Chas. Garrote 3 3
J. L Killoran 0 0
A. Porter 5 6
J. B. N. Doyle 0 0
O. F. Carey 1 3
F. Hammood 6 9
JJ.. LI Tlgert 8 6
W. H. Harrison 0 0
Rob4. McLean 2 3
Cr A. Nairn 8 10
Rev. J. Elliott 0 0
J. A. Rumbsll 1 6
J. E. Tom 0 0
L Dnbesty 6 10
Dr. H”bsir 3 1
E- R. Nalene e 1
F. H W d 1 3
J. N. Cameron 4 4
The Grdetirh bowie,.. have played
two games in the Faill trophy swim
the past week. both s t hone. On
Fridley they dean. ted Clinton by 8
Aso. ■od oto Tuesday t hey were up
11 pelage le the game w itb Seefort h.
So far this season every caaswplaed
le the Herrn aeries for the Faill ,
trophy iM bees won by the home
leets..
The baseball match on Tuesday
night between the Preetyte i.m ami
W. Pater's abaft* teem. he the Aerie
1 lessee vegelted Is a ole, the picas Myra
11 to t se the sad of lbs silty IMllgss.
O
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SUPEIINTBNDENT
CURED CATAH
parescre "tin 241" Prescription
Cared Obstinate Case.
Ira'TITVODLAC, K. P. May 1e. IPIL
- I had bus. treaded far mote •
Mosher of yaws with • very •aa.,ly
••.o .5 catarrh of the bead- It lest
—WbellalAa. ••aaklam saad mere
marl, sk
the toms. sad y wee te and tre la the halos —
aiirN•t•l the treuble mere •r baa
aeesaat betas exposed M op Ideas •d
weedier. Tie ear lust alma added to
eM bvttatlea Tsr Ns. is Catarrh
Cure ter bitterest and enterer! use was
reosasmeaaed to ms. and I decided to
pen It a WWI. I used t hoses as sus
eatlnly relieved, •ad I fed se yeses
better that I wanted yes to tans. it
was year RMldae that Axed M a!
Tea have • Ano remedy Leased le year
Pe. ss Catarrh Cars irvsrysas who
las Catarrh ought to know sheet K
end .a..ld nee !t'
L H. Robinson.
Supt. L a 13 R: It
The above proses -Intim is mot s "Cure-
Alr' or ao-••Led patent mo/Waw Dr.
Msrvbey pr.eerrhed It fee 14 rear , and
1t eared tbmasaads eater °tier doctors
tans. for Ow masetnell
■tee=s CZ LIm1 ~ Tauber `l errt t
Ido, ttte•E get
Sold and Ou aranteed io Godericb by
by F. J. Bunlend
This was to be the deciding ga me
of the first aeries. The tie will be
played off on Friday evening at Ag , i -
culture! Park.
A foothill! team went to Wioghain
on Saturday to play the team there,
hut came home without any scalp. in
their Herts.
The Western Ontario Bowling As-
mociaUoo tournament will be held at
London the week commencing Mon-
day. July 22. This is the biggest an-
nual bowling event in Western (M-
oires
CHURCH NOTES.
The Merrill Brothers, of Brentford,
will sing in North street Methodist
church next Sunday.
Rev. Father Melted., of tit. Peter's
church, and Rev. Father McCormack.
of Kingsbridge, have been attending
the retreat of the priests of the diocese
of London this week.
Tbe Ladies' Aid or Knox church held
their annual picnic at Bayfield oto
Tuesday eftoinoon. A large number
of the Society enjoyed the outing at
the pretty town down the lake abort.
Rev. Geo. E. Hoa, pastor of Knox
church, diamiared hie congregation
at 7:45 last Sunday evening and in-
timates that be intends to cut the
services .bort throughout the heated
spell. The congregation appreciates
his consideration. which is worthy of
general imitation. A lo.g memos oto
a hot Sunday ptubahly never did any-
body muchfgood.
W TROIKA. Our!
II•wraamd ear n fraenal oaseatisa- The
'7aw1 t oeswallsa .' is who to swore
a trails M cwt ab'. work. Thorough
.sorer is ani, Pe/atlas. Oysters. High
tlsswt s1..1.sm Clays. •ase netttriie
films. Lamm sarspas, insMrisg u.ins-
swat 14iasst ansa issgns health of
atedases eats. ...aeras.. *eery girl.
awe as ALMA training. Haarems pre-
speeter seat es application M Prheiest ti
Today let Kellogg's
Toasted Corn Flakes
tempt that one at
your table who is
hardest to
lease. .
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After that you'll
always serve the
Sweethearts of
Sweet Corn
— the flaky, crisp,
golden nutriment
that no other
cereal vies
with I .
No bother to you—
just open the package
and serve with cream
or milk. Heat the
milk if you prefer a
hot lish. it's sim-
ply fine either
way.
0011 Mint
TIMINDAT..IVLT 11. MS
Paid - opRest and
UXI0N TodiiIded Prop $$ 181,310
otrl Assets (over) $56,000,01.0BANN
OF CANADA
gerAeu0Ran ted
A GROWING
BALANCE
in • tiaviags Bank Aoct'uat
is one of the strongest ineeo-
tivesto further saving. It le
a source of genuine satinlac-
tgives a comfortable feeling of security front finasiclal
troubles.
11 you b•ven'% • Savings, Bank Account alisa.ly. now is the
tris to .tart on.. Cume In and do it.
Goderich Branch
W. L. HORTON,
Manager
IAIMIIMM. SNR. SRAMf.7s r. wl. Ate. gsssmsaw
M eoso ....... as.. ac. ' { e. N. CAMAY Hosn• i Amsr...e --
Moving to
Sovereign Bank
Corner
We are about to change our place of buaiuese
from the present stand to the above-weotioned.
To make moving easier. we are .ending our
profits on a vacation.
Specie) prices on all lines.
leteresomatwessettem
CAI and see.
J. S. DAVEY
Jeweller and Optician
South `fide of S.tuate t>IODERICH
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Rs..denn.l Colkge for b.y. aid zsung men
-yaeelket High Selool or
Adem.o a.d Art. 1)epartees.r,
N.. Belding. wab Wont Hyg.e.,r *quip.
meats TM Ismael ti,wreaa.um .n Co natio -
•.r.1naa• Tr.a, Swimming Pool. Shower
Bali.. Theatre-
1.dieideal srteadasce to St.de.t•. Pro.
' isu.ar.t rmars pe.gr.i.au cower i.
t.rgs. R.em.wy moderate. ASdre..-
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S.. ter St. Lawnwc.
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lade .ww. write bey D..,, ,r, a... i
li. C. Mesa. Guam' Acerae T..o..n
Lir
GRAND 1 UNKRY3T ',l
Only line reaching all •!naimpr
Resorts in Highlands of pnR1i,
including
MUSKOKA LAKES
LAKE OF BAYS
ALGONQUIN PARK
MAGA? ETAWAN
RIVER
FRENCH RIVER
TEMAGAMI
KAWARTHA LAKES
Full summer service now in effect
to all of above resorts. Write for
fall particulars and illustrated fold-
ers to any Gnand Trunk Agent.
aeeeseeters' Excursions
Jul 9tb and 23rd, August eta and
30th September 3rd and 17th, via.
Sarnia or Chicago. Winnipeg and
return, tt31. Edmonton and retort',
$42. Tickets good for sixty days.
No cbange of urs. Special train
will reeve Toronto 10.30 p.in. on
above dates, via Chicago wtttl St.
Paul, carrying through conches
and Pullman tourist sleeping cars.
The Grand Think Pacific Rail-
way is the shortest :tett quickest
route between Winoipeg Haa,ka-
teen—Edmonton.
New fast expree. @ecvice between
Winnipeg and Regia. Smooth
roadbed, electric - lighted sleeping
cars, superb dining car service.
Leave Winnipeg d p.m., arrive
Regina 7 a,m., Saskatoon 8.30 a.m.,
Edmonton 9p.m.
Ask F F. Lawrence, (4tan tTrunk
Agent. Godericb, for full informa-
tion, or write A. E. Duff. D. P. A ,
Union Stm1tiou, Toronto, Out.
Refrigerators
Don't you feel that you need one ?
We have several extra good lines, rang-
ing in price from $8.5o to $25.00.
Detroit Vapor Stoves
What a satisfaction
Just like city gas. No
smelling wicks, no gen-
erating, and works per-
fectly, in either mar
for coal oil or gasoline.
We are sole agents in
Goderich. The prices
run from $13.00 up.
Although we have
stocked heavier than ever in this line, we are sold
out in several lines, but we have another shipment
to arrive before this reaches you.
We Kite a straight cash dist,ount that means
money saved.
Did you get one of our sec Grindstones ?
Howell Hardware Co., Ltd.
rag Ran PLACE TO HUY HARDWARE