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LOCAL TOPICS
mutual Meeting Women's lnstitttW.
The 3day meeting of the kinderleh
Bch of the Woweo's lo.titnte will
lig held at the home of Mrs. Swausop,
piece street, on Thursday, May Tat,
9p, a, .ts this is the annual mset-
iaa for election .'t officers, • good
agaodance is desired.
Min Burned.
Los Monday attain ion the
byfltaole was called out to John Jo
goo's.at tbe south end of Rio
.tre,.1. where the hen was on A
The call was promptly answered,
m• the true the Ilion arrived on t
,Keene the tire had wade such beadw
that (be bailding was almost co
pletel• destroyed. It is not known h
the fire .marked, as nobody was arou
it the '
toll ngwood's Three Generations
Masonry.
qct,. Collingwcxxl Bulletin say
Mann nd Ledge, A., F. tL A. M., God
rich, is proud of the unique event of
pest ursett'r initiating his grandson
tkat lodge. In this Maitland Lodge
pot dune. Marko Lodge, (:cdliugwo
meow but recently witnessed a aim
J�reereu„iuy. when Right. Worshipf
Hyo, John Nettleton conferred t.
degree of entered apprentice upon 1
gtaodxin Mr. Frank Nettleton, jr. A
few yeurs age Mr. Nettleton also h
the pleasure of initiating his son, Mr
Frank Nettleton. into the same Ind
lift to the Old Country.
Mr, P. Millar lett today for Por
wad, where he takes the steamer Me
i11atie for int rip to Great Britain. I
sill visit Glwgow, his former bona
sad other places in Scotland and En
ha, combining Mutineer with pie
are. As head of the well-known fir
of D. Millar k Son, of the ficot.c
•torn, Mr. Millar occupies a prom
oeot and well-established place i
Goderich'. rnarcantile life, and afte
several years of close attention '
bmsioess he deserves the opportunit
tor relaxation which .his trip wi
ere. }Jr will be away rix or eigb
weeks.
football League.
awls meeting of football playe
on Monday evening the followin
schedule of games f9r the Town Leagu
was drafted, with the understanding
that if of her teams enter provision WI
be tette for them :
au Dr R. F. Parker, osteopath and eye
Mae
LOUAL TOPIC$ IN BRIEF.
+•r lir and this uwrna sew
shade
or wood oartata
eels r Art Shur hake. all ryas. of
�viretaew shadto order. des the window sirs
K thin w•Yp weather oouttnu4 the treat
will woo be mal to writer Summer suite will
moon W apes artua, pi Pndbant the Tallot
now outfit. t' Perrieci at sad fie, feloner at for
inn
meas wade-toutder aarmenti.
• specialist. at Hotel Bedford, Fridays,
'` I beginning May 2nd, 12 a. w. to 5
but P• m.
A. F. Blown. osteopathic physician,
be is opeuiug a branch Wilco at Clinton.
in- At Hotel Normandie, Tuesday, April
ow P.9, foam 7 p. w, until 10:30. 51•tm,
wl The Baptist church young people
are giving an entertainment in the
Ad -
'n cburch next Tuesday evening. Ad-
mission 15e. Be sure to be present to
apertd an enjoyable evening and to
eucuursge the young people.
e- Capt.. Dunlop, Capt. Sale. Lieut,
• Nisbet and Lieut, Sturdy attended the
to meeting of the officers of the .!3rd
is Huron Regiment at Clinton on Tues-
od day evening. Matters in connection
r with the approaching training camp
were discussed. Monday, June 18, is
be the date announced for the opening of
ils camp this year.
:All The members of Huron Lodge, I. O.
0. F., will attend divine service in
ge. Victoria street church next Sunday
forenoon at 11 o'clock. Rev. Dr. Medd
will preach. There will be good music.
t• In the evening the Epworth League
g- will hold its annivewary service. It
le will be a platform meeting managed
e, by the mewbent of the League. The
K presiuent, C. M. Robertson, will
as- preside. S. Belcher will deliver the
m address.
h Divine worship Sunday next at the
Baptist cburch, the pastor officiating.
n Theme for morning meditation : "One
r Way of Honoring (hod." Theme for
to evening : "The Kingdom Within."
Y Bible school and Bible claw, 3 p. m.
Young people', meeting Monday even-
t
ing. 8 p. m.
A Trip to Toronto.
" Tickets to the Canadian National
Horse Show Toronto, will be issued
by F. F. Lawrence k Sons, the down -
II town ticket agent,. for $4. l(1 for the
round trip, including admission to the
show. Goodgoing Apri131, returning
on or before May 5. Lawrence s is the
• only place where these tickets can be
• purcharied. Take a trip to the city
before the weather gets too hot.
•
May o --Y. M. C. A. -Victorians.
e 12-W. C. Flour Mills -Y. M. C. A
1� Victorians -W. C. Flour Mills
• it--Victorians-Y. M. C. A.
June -Y. M.C. A. -W. C. Flour Mills
9-W. ('. Flour Mills -Victorians
Enfri,•s, with signatures of players
are to 1„• handed in by Saturday, May
'led, to be aeeompsnied by an entr
fee of ten cents per member (not more
thansixterli players for each team)
The regulation•• adopted are practical!
tbosseot last year. Another tneetin
will he held next Monday at A p. to. in
the 1 M.12. A. rooms to complete
arr+ngements and to discuss the plan
ofentetings team in the W. F. A
sellas
The tate Adam Curry.
Tbede.th of Adam Curry, Pieton
slier+, in his sixty-eighth year, oc-
curred ,m Thursday. 17th lost. The
dr'•eat..•d w.s burn in Oodericb town-
ship and continued to live in the
town -hip until four years ago, when
be earns 10 town with his brother Jos-
eph. He was no. married. Besides
ha bin list, twq sisters survive him :
Yrs. Margaret Curry and Mrs_ Mary
Elliott, h eii of North Dakota. ,Mr.
Cutty was ,a quiet, unasruruing man
of sterling haracter, and in the town-
ship where he lived for so many year,
be roe. widely known and. highly
re(eea,ed. He was a' Methodist in re-
ligion.. cent liege), and in the absence
of the factor or North street Metho-
dist church, to which be adhered, the
faneral se>ficwon Suuday afternoon
were rondneted hy Rev. Dr. Oaten, of
Brussels- The pallbearers were Geo.
Budi«, .Iohn Hudie and Geo. estate -
Ice, of Gude' ich township, K. C.
Belcher, P. W. Curry and Itol.t. John -
•too. of town. A large number of the
deceasetl'a old neighbors in the town-
ship att.•ndsd to pay the last tribute
M resp.ct to the departed. The in-
terment was made in Maitland ceme-
tery.
The Late Alexander Glen
r .After an illness of several .seeks
Alexander G)eneof Coitarne township,
d1ed on Sunday. April 13th, at Alex-
andra hospital. He was one of the
oldest natives of Colborne, hewing
been horn seventy-four years ago 011
the farm now owned by his you,rgeet
'either, Rubs't filen. A. a young
man he did a good deal of travelling
is the State. with his late brother
William. and in the Civil War he
sert-td in the Northern arnay in the
greatstrupgle which resulted in the
abolition of slavery in the ['oiled
States. Returning home, be Woo
marlie•ti in 1875 to Janet St.rechun,
who
I./AVM. predeceateed him sixteen years.
HP daugh-
ten. W1jj11m, sons
Ntatndtoo Alta.
k.
Mrs. A. McNJames arid eil and Mrs. Wm.ohn, of ' Jewell,
of ('ollorne ;Miss Attie, profanation/LI
Horse ° Min Mae, of home, and Miss
Effie. of Vletnr'ia, B.O. Three brothers
and two sisters also survive : James,
George, Robert and Miss Maggie,
Colhnrne, and Mrs. Charles Stewart.
d Nile. Mr, Glen was a Presbyterian
in r•rligioua faith and in politics a
Liberal. He was particularly well
known as a Mason • no was a s ember
of Morning Star Indge, No. 3(I>i, Car-
low. and had been associated with the
craft for forty-one yeere. He was a
keahia rfnegenial man, and could count
ods A the hundreds. The
f tf ok a Mt Saturday after-
a"ber•t > es el his brother
oms sesestiery and was
conducted whit Ilasalal• honer& Be-
sides
14d� reabse Mho f Mimes � r
key. GeO. 6. Roes sea/satimme
� !
le gyesaa. sad the
b It
w *� hen. Jaalual• 4"
Ynrn,n ruston and �L'OA. am%
Rohomt $
the
There a 7 large astewigrg at
A dainty,;74: iiribesesella la sum or ?Amy
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BISHOP FALLONS VISIT.
•
PThanks the People of St Peter's Church
for Generous Contributions.
• Bishop Fallot,, of London, spent
Y Sunday in Godet kb and preached to
g large congregations in St. Peter's
church. He took the opportunity of
thanking the people of St. Peter's
congregation for their contributions
• amounting to WOW towards the new
*culinary to be built at London. His
Lordship stated that although be had
started out with the intention of rais-
ing $2.O,ttOti be had now decided to
make it $100,000. He thanked St.
Peter's congrekation most heartily.
declaring that the members had con-
tributed twice what he bad expected,
Bishop Patin') stated that be had
conducted missions in almost every
state in the United States and in many
parte of Canada, and that he was
familiar with the conditions in practi-
cally every diocese in America. Since
his consecration three years ago as
bishop he had traversed the dince'e�
cf London nn train, in motor care and
on tout, and nowhere had be found
such splendidly established parishes or
such zealous congregations.
Ile referred to the pioneer days,
when the fathers, with Indian guides
and in small canoes, had journeyed up
Lake Huron to plant the erotic and
establish the present splendid parishes.
The people of end ay, be said. owe a
deep debt to these men for their hard
work.
LOYAL.
WEDNESDAY, April 23rd.
DEATH nF MRS. RHDMOND.-it was
with deep regret the people ot this
rnmmunity learned of, the death' of
Mrt. James Redmond, formerly MIs'
Nellie Young, which occurred at her
(tome neer Calgary, Alberta, on Mon-
day. t t e 14th lost. Mrs. Redmond
suffered an attack of typhoid fever,
which later developed pneumonia.
Deceased was the second daughter of
Mi. and Mrs. William F. Young, and
was well and favorably known. The
remains arrived here Monday night,
accompanied by her hushsnd and two
little children, John and Mary, aged
four end three years. The funeral
took flare from the residence of her
father on Tuesday morning, to Bt.
Petrl's church, Goderich, thence to
the R. C. cemetery in Colborne. The
bereaved relatives have the sincere
sympathy of the entire community.
John Young, of London, Mime Irene,
of Ayr, and Miss Gertrude, of Toronto,
arrived home on Meturdcy, owing to
the death of their sister, Mrs. James
Redmond.
William McPhee has returned home
from Alexandra Hospital, Goderich,
where be was being treated far a
revere attack of sciatica. He speaks
well of the hospital staff.
Seeding is in full swing. The
weather for the peat week has been all
that the farmers could desire.
J. A. Young, our genial merchant,
1. out with his store -nn -wheels and is
being heartily greeted by the house-
wiveet.
KINTAIL.
MONDAY, April 21st.
The farmer'* are all busy et the
n eeding.
Mies Janet Rose visited' at John
Udwan's on Saturday and Sunday
last.
A sualessful quilting hoe was held
Mia the Mies of Mrs, Woe. Johnson
a IMday.
Roderick MaeKenele, of Winnipeg
spine • flaw days with hie brothers.
labs nerd i(nr'doah, nn his way ho..
frogs Otbwa Mr. Motif/wale is see -
rotary Oldie Manitoba Orcin Heowers
Aasosatlen.
Asa Ahrward and Danwa Mackay
THE SIGNAL : GODERICIl. ONTARIO
attended the funeral of the Iats Yrs
Ww. Wiles" of Seafoetb.
Rod. MacL.nu., ae000panNnl b
hie Mere. Mise Anna 1laCYsnal�
ni
visited at the home of the formers
sister, Mrs. Olark, St. Helmut, on
Saturdsry•
Trimmer, April.3led.
Mrs. Mary McKersie, of Port Al-
beit. is visiting at ft. McKwaie, !.eke
shore,.
Rev. IJ, S. Hardie and 911,.. Hardie
visited is our vicinity this week.
WortaN'e la*rii m. --The Woutaa'a
institute will bold its annual meeting
at the huge of Mrs. thio. Collia.00.
May 1st, at 2.4.. p. ds. Klectioa of
Dew ofllcer* for are Doming year will
tyke place. All /tidies are cordially
invited to attend.
AutaURN.
Tltt:rwn.Y, April 24th.
Joseph Wilson is on the sick list
with au attack of appendicitis. He is
able to l,e up, but is still weak.
K. Watson !shipped a car of cootie
from here to Toronto on Ssturday.
G. Yungblut sbi ped a car of bog.
on Fhutoday. Howson k Lawson
shipped acar of rollers ou Monday.
The funeral of the late Alex. Glen on
.aturday was attended by some of
our citizens.
Robert Stalker is buoy repairing
some of the hoildiuge damaged by the
wiod-storm on G,od Friday.
A. C. Jackson has bought the
Auburn chopping mill property from
A. E. Cullia and will take pos.easion
June est orsou0er.
The pastor of the Lutherans congre-
gation arrived last week and occupied
the pulpit here on Sunday. He will
take up house -keeping as soon as the
house can be vacated
John 'Roberton has sold the aaw-
niitl machinery tb Howson & Lawson
to be renloved and placed in their
Mill dere
Chas. Beadle has given up his parti-
tion in the blacksmith atop and is
open for work at painting end
papering.
Geo. Howatt is getting in a stock
of McCormick machinery this week.
to supply the fartners' needs.
Contracts have been let for the new
Presbyterian manse building. Lux-
ton Hill, of Blyth, ia to do the carpen-
ter work, G. E. L►enstedt, the heating.
plumbing and tiostuithing, John
Johnston thece eut work sed lieu
Marsh the ditching. ,
DUNLOP.
THCReDAY. April 24th.
Fanners here are busily engaged int
seeding, and if the present weather
conditions bold the season should be
more favorable tbao last year.
That enterprising tea merchant. Joe
Murray, of Goderich, is buying up all
the eggs he ran get and is proving
formidable rival to the other wovin
stores at present on tbe road.
The W. F. M. S. met on Wednesday
afternoon at the bou.e of Mn. George
Gliddon. A large number were pies
ent and a profitable aftereoon was
spent by all.
THE GYtwiEs.-A large nand of
gypaie- were ,enrriroped for • short
time this week on Nightingale avenur.
but .a their prrseuce there war, no
agreeable to the residents of Dunlop
the chief of police• was notified and at
once came nut and ordered the gang
to move. They did so, much to the
relief of the neighre. The ramp
was a large one. comprising about ten
or twelve vans,
Mrs. �Villiaw ilegie is at. present
laid up with en attack of bronchitis.
We hope to hear of her speedy recov
pry.
THE LATS HENRY 7gHLL'eL-
There died at his home on the Lake
Shore road. on Sunday last. Henry
%oellner, after a long and painful i
nese. Though a Ger•mrfn by birth.
Mr. loellner spent the greater part of
his life in Canada and for the last
thirty-five or forty rears be had lived
in or near Leeburn. His wife, whose
maiden name was 1Viee, died last
summer. Ile is survived by his three
,laughter': Yrs. J. McDonald, of town:
Mrs. Brown, wbo lives at Amherst -
hung, and Mrs. George McLeod, whit
lived at home with her father. His
only son died in early childhood. Mr.
7.oellner wits a memher of the Luth-
eran church, but the burial service
was conducted by Rev. James Hamil-
ton, of Leeburn. The pallbearers
were the three sons-in-law, David
Rrnwn, John McDonald and tkeorge
McLeod, and R. Bogie.
PERSONAL', MEN TION.
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EAST STREET GARAGE
We Have in Stock
for Immediate Delivery
'' second-hand Bicycles with Coaster Brake, tach $16.00
1 new Bicycle with Brake ..... -.. 536.00
1 .eeuod-baud steel -tired Horse Buggy in Hest - class
condition. coat $120 $37.50
There are all bargains ani worth your cousideratiuo.
Huron Gasoline Engine and Machinery Co.
Itr'ODEIt1CH, ONT, Timex 243
BORN.
WALTElt. At riattford, oar sundey, April
:soh. to Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Weller, r .oj
ANDrtuocv.--At Clinton. on tlotdny, Abell
tag. to 1.1r. and )1re. Tho-. J. .(ud.reou, it
./00.
DIED.
sore.LYErt °M
ores. . uores.on Sunday. April
Sr. Henry loelleter, In h1.79th year.
t=CRRY. eu (lodericb, on Thund•y. April
17. Adam ( arc,.is bMaeae year.
NEWADVERTISEMENTS- April 24th.
Page
.l eek ion real- Tho'. Beats t
Well Papers That tritely-- O«u. Porte,. la
Well eat Suite- W. Aebsor, at Soo b
Uric Shoes Downing 4 MaeViaer e
ilwea
oeiekeo' Excuraiose-C. 1'. R 2
Spring Citrates 7Yme-D. Millar & Soo.. 3
Readers -K. R. Wight........ 5
ne«
Neto ('reditors--(.'kas. Harrow.... . 1
Bicycles. eta, for Hale- Burn Gelatine En-
gler & Machinery Co g
Vote for the aloe Knight Bylaw (
igen for Hatching.- W. Horn " 1
dkirtosakar Whirled-Hodgeas Brus.., 1
Randers Bleckstoos'e., 3
Notice - Hrophey Biros 1
Month mast Sete Itoys-HodgeDa Bros. iJ
AUCTION SALES.
tiara -Hoar. April It -Auction sale of
home and bou.ehold furniture. at the warn -
Las Brock .treat. G. L. (,t'KIM LL, proprie-
tor . ?minas Gunnar. auctioneer.
'Muxo.r. April 7a.-wnctton •ale of house -
bold tornit,ue at the residence of Una. T. H.
Baow-xtas Victoria street, TrimiasGtorretY,
ea rtroneer.
More damaged wbeat-cheap for
quick sale. P. T. Dain.
E. R. WIGLE
e I1Hco:utar
Ifnear of Marriage Licenses
WIOLEPHARMACY II
Godacicb,'S Ontario
RI iK
HABIT
Reliable dome Treatment
Hie Thousands of wives., mothers and
sisters are enthusiastic in their praise
of ORHINE, because it 11as cured their
loved ones of the "drink Ilabit" and
thereby brought happiness to• their
homes. ('an be given secretly. OR
K4N E roots only Susi per box. Ask
fur Fre Booklet.
F. J. Butland, North Side Square,
Goderich.
Moe, 4. 1. Moore. of Stratford. was in town
for a few day. last eras.
Stratford Ammo John Tank* has returned
from v W U ng friends in ((oderle`
Mrs. W. Tighe has returned from as ex-
tended visit with her sou at Milwaukee.
Mi.. 1t trNeit. Hamilton street. has been
tivssppeending soars week. in Paris visiting rein
e•.
Mite Margaret Strang left on 8aturday for
Dunnville, where .be will stay for some time
with her annt. Mr.. Ma.eon.
Mhres Sharman. Atsddart. Graham end
(lark were et Seaforth Friday evenlnr attend -
Ing a performance of "Alla in Wonderland'
by Se.terth amateurs.
Ml w Grace Stewart returned this week from
eleveksnd. where she had been raying with
her sister. Mrs, Andrews, and is tier .t her
howl. the Benwiller Nurseries..
Dr. W. P'. t 74r2, y.A., b expected home to-
morrow alter rending two weeks M tie atm
ern tart of the Provides at ea rigida) t.spsoter
of horses for the Ontario Government.
WHAT DOES iT MEAN ?
Mr. Heedrie's Little Bill Respecting Oa-
ten* West Shore Rsifway.
The hill respeotintg the Ontario
West Shore Railway Company which
has been introesie.d in the Legisla-
ture by Hero. Mr. Heodrii is a very
short Ode, coosieting dr one pare-
the
arrthe Ontario West
Nesse osmesis 1tWiway Owspa iy and
.1g ri.�-
be piad of
sae awe! ' d . is name Stash-,
ne
eta.f L learn kr she
aerof Ibe mionidipelleise by
eury lore
b mare 1 d.. b wit limb of the the
*tilts of the hauliers s and other
credit art of the gs
These le eonsisi . startnoity earn
le Gollerdsh se to *hy eel* a bol
sitiacieillosth=sentild et We Use. The
bare rot
ailed fair it. and~~as she tears hall
there is.
I snd�iak of W Timet Ilse as
WHITE SWAN
BAK.h
POest R
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_et tar
:'Stlsity of
Purity"
t'p.w the quality at
your b.k,ng p,nrdcr
depend. the e.uckeen of
your cake Alta
u putty,
.hc 6r.[ --
Vhlt.te.,n
Bak'ng
wHITE SWAN
Spiers A l errab
Torono, Oat
The
New Store
ON WEST STREET
SSXT I'(t.ST-UFFII'1
WALL PAPER
PAINTS
OILS
VARNISHES
TURPENTINES.
DRY COLORS, ETt'.
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Wall Papar frons lc up to $2.00
' t roll.
Your patronage solicited
Ed. Lynn
Must You Be Bald?
What have you done to stop your
hair from tailing t Have you tried
Rsladl "9d" (fair Tonic? 1f not, we
wast you to try it at our risk.
If you have dandruff; if your hair
is falling out and your scalp is not
glased and shiny, if ,volt Mae Ratan
93" Hair Tonic according to direr -
Goes for thirty day.. and at the end
of teat time you are not thomughly
safis6ad with the results and will tell
sus s0. we will immediately hand beak
yo v taooey. We won't ask you to
Ipsomfps anything. We won't even
goatisa you. We will take your
o we word sad return your money.
Doesn't it @tend to reason that
Metall 93" Hair Topic must be a
mighty good remedy and have given
great aatiiactioo to our a elomcrs if
.re endorse it like this? We know el
no similar remedy that is.. geed. It
is bseawr of what Resell " Hair
Tonic has dune for others that we
back it with our own money.
Why suffer scalp and hair trouble
or be bald, when RessU "93" Hair
Teale wit remove dandruff, make
yew seely comfortable and healthy.
i eassoee hair growth sad tend to
prevent beldame - when we will
psi tor 'eDDal1tms.ent should it fall
tth
W.
Yen imply thte you e is t-
mem ▪ ttw lR and !scot
Masse Dost 4t ...p
'Tell ask
se dim Me and $l. a b.SW�
Yee ma buy Ilaral -aa" Hak Tooke
is this conte niter only M oar sees.:
M. C. DUNLOF.
Brewer\ lite alma Are o...+4.
Thor is a arose h nen* awry te.a
pasdyetalzia.
Mina °arida sad
r 11eeg
the 11rwtte,i.r
1he Itser ensimeritemesiers Areekall
Y(rl'N(, MEN S
Clithes
1VITH THE BIGHT .tIR
of DISTINCTION
YOU get, from our illus-
tration, some idea of
the smart new models
which young men will find in
loth Century Brand of Cloth-
ing for Spring. Most young
men of the present day realize
the importance of being well
dressed ; and they have
learned to come to this store
tor clothing with a national
reputation for style, fit and
workmanship.
Ready to put on or made
to special measure.
Waiter C. Pridbm
Sets 1Ki11t� nt ler
ztsh Cegtwy C'Iet
Peahely Overalls
HEX,DVIII I ON
211116111MAY. Aram Ilk Iflar
~asfe lJiaesw : ,1=',0V$8,375,180
You Can Always het
Your nosey Promptly -
if it is deposited in the
Union Bank of Canada. When that unforeseen
need arises, or an opportunity conies to make an
exceptionally profitable cash deal, it is worth much
to be able to get your cash without delay.
Meanwhile it is absolutely safe and is earn-
ing Interest all the time.
J. G. G1 flni:S, Manager Goderich Branch.
jj
LONDON, ENG., BRANCH. fr, w. Asst'. -
assl,
al Threadneedle, SL. E.G t . kk- C. &kyr SWIL
II MKAaelstaat Manager.
Why We Sell
18,&& Bl'ar I
If you are
seeking wed-
ding gifts of
distitfetive
character,
you will find
almost n n-
1imitedchoice
among t h e
sterling sil-
ver we are
now show-
ing. The
goods a r e
high-class
and the price.
very reason-
able.
E sell this woe./ ! fatrtipus
watch because we honestly
believe ,bat the South . Bend
Watch represents idure real
dollars and cent. value, inure
service satisfaction, more
everything you have a right
to expect in a timepiece
than any other watch made or sold for
the same price. If you expect to use
your watch a year or so, it's not so important what
kind you get. But if you want Don that will give
you a lifetiute ot service -ane that you can always
iely on -a model of accuracy -get a South
The Man Who Owns a
South Bend Watch
never hesitates to tell you so. He is proud to carry
it -and with reason. Fur the South Bend knows no
rival in reliability-. It is unfail-
irglp accurate year in and year
out. That's the kind e,f watch you
want, isn"t it?
You can get one front. $9.00 up.
(' .11 in and look over t hese master
time pieces today.
J. S. Davey,aoderlch, -
Ont.
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HOMESEEKERS'
EXCURSIONS
To Manitoba, Saskatcbewan and
Alberta
each Tuesday until Oct; Lith inclusive.
Wen 31.
E dmohinniptnng andand ReturnReturtli43
5 (11011
Proportionate how rate, to other polnnr.
Return limit two mouths.
Settlers' Excursions
To Alberta and Sask.,trhewan
Every Tne.tay until' *torn `eth lnct-t.lve.
f•otn .trafnc- to 45,1.9 lost Nope, Peter-
rwro. and Wrist. at very Low rater,
Thros'gh coaches and l'ollmen Tourist
Sleeping rare ere operated to Winnipeg
without change, leaving Toronto 11.01p. in.
is Chicago and 8t. Paul on above date-.
The Grand Trunk Parini. Seaway ). the
aort0t and 'r ni'•ke-t mute bet worn W 4001.
pre Si.katoon-iidm mtou.
Herth Its ervwtion+orad L{'a_rttcular ,from
y'. F. Lea-n•n-.w a: vin., Tows Pa ranger
at.d Ticket Agent.. 'Phone s.
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COLLEGE
AT HOME
Thousand- of ::n,bttinus young people
are feet preteariug in their own homea
to money lurr.tiva position• ea etenog
raphers.boukkeepere, telegrapher., civil
eervsnt... in tact every .phere of fin.,
ACUvrtiea Yon may rinl-b ,.t sol
lyse 11 rod so wish. Positions guen.,,
teed. Eater mileage any day. Indit•id
owl tneteuctins. Expert teachers.
Thirty 7..,. experience. Lwrge,:•.
trans,. in Canada. Sven colleges.
,Special 000rse for teacher..
Amlated with Commercial Educa-
tor•,' A.,.oetat:on of Cwnsds. Summer
H,)as,) ..r lawoas Bp1•ton Business
('olh'Ke, l.ondon.
Clinton Business (;allege
Goo. Bhrrr, s 0. 1•. \Vaao
President.
Principal.
Ideal Fencing
No need of sending out of town when you can
buy the reliable Ideal at the prices we are selling at.
A number of manufacturers are selling a light
wire called No. 9 which is only one feature of in-
ferior fencing.
Compare the weight, on the stale, of Ideal
Fencing and any other make and you will find that
the ideal will weigh the heavier.
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Our price on 7 wire
is 2fr C per rod.
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THE BEST PLACE TO BUY HARDWARta.