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LOCAL TOPICS
int ditneosions: feet its length on
weep WHI MMB Sys the ea tar Use. 36 feet over all. and
pw its holdingdaK f the military 10 tt a iA. berm. A get�lioe engine
casco ° ra,al June a.Ddluo to teeaensarl formed sod
eq
"h should develop txursid ble speed.
ui meet is up- in every
=frbExcursion. respect and includes a Metra= net
T',e N ret Hume Farmer+ Institute lifter the invention of one of our
euureie10 to G„wipes will be run this townsmen. Jobe McGaw, jr. which
veer ,,,t tits lith of June. Arrange- is rapidly being recognised as one of
iKpt. ,,,, heilia made tor demoustn- the toast reliable articles of its kind
tins` in ''111 and science by the on the market. To The Iteview Messrs.
Itlstitute. l'atr,phrll and McKay expressed the
\',an . opinion that they have • boat that
Lawn T e•,nis. reflects great credit en Mr. McGraw**
Lb,. ,,,.d. rich lawn tarso' club
1 ail ability. kith as designer and builder.
red for the snar=e The Flying Cloud will Lave for Gude
•ilk the following ofldner's : Hon- rich the middle of the week and will
E. N. Lewis. M. P.: hos. be used by the owners in the p.u•suit
ere
ricer"-
,Jenf�Pnt, W. rrotdfoot. K. of commeicial Robing.
logo "�� t Alex Swa-
v,oe-pre2 Per. Gen, ea
, I.. Perot • treasure:1. The hays of the Collegiate Institute
w�elt,anenjoy
((lie 16 to to P
Mashie at t.udern t�e
1' '' 1' %rot.' ' will Collegiate Institute Baseball Series.
,mra•tara. T for- .have organized for the spring oports
U (;r.iJ.s. the club u looking rg
able season. and have chosen haretoall M the Kane
Mr Per in Town.
ever, the excursion agent of
tbe Wee,. Star Line, Detroit„ was in
teen , n N'edneedey making prepurte
tee. t„t ttie annual June excursion.
Mr. A, et seri= to grow younger with
the t resins; years. and his genial
o the aihesrumm r. wee nular event
s welcome
nigher• r
a. the flowers of epnog.
hiss Sharman's Success.
Me- iShas ottved word of
•
prinitipal of
l'eetral school, has
rre
key see -cess in the final Eoglieh exam
%me et' of Queen's University. Mite
tebanusn'•. 7k &high standing. obtain -
jag bort class honor*. The work has
entailed a great deal of study, which
ha• carried on while also giving'
yeteu"ue &mention to her duties as
prior/tial at Central. and she is to be
congratulated upon her acbievemeot.
Mia Name's MacKenzie, Ye Ken.
Neil R. MecKeszie, who lives with
been. it. N . ' M sc K eoxir, of town. ie
is bi- risbty-ninth year. but his years
sit i,¢htlh on him. Wedsisday of
last week he went by stage to Glamis,
in -Bruce county. to visit a relative,
retutning the acme way oo Mooday-of
this week. As the trip each way is
about fifty miles. a much younger
man than ldr. MacKenzie would have
bad Borne recuse for feeling tired after
such a long stags -ride. but our staunch
old t,,wnsman .vM M spry all thicket'
after his return. As Dao Neil said in
t king of his fathers achievement.
'Tie old Scots blood will tell.`'
U. 0. F.. paraded t� elo is street
Mthethodist umb on Nsuday morels(
read were &dressed Mthe pastor of the
church. Rev. Dr. Medd. who µave e
masterly diacvwres. The benefits of
ez.iupsa4M1 for purposes, M
exemplified by =ship, were
were strongly poen out, and the
addreaa war highly spprecW*d by the
brethren. A'Nolo, "Fear Ye Moe 0
Israel." by Miss Belcher acid a selec-
tion by a Mahe quartette were veleed
contributions to the service.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mir cwpheit railed Taranto thm am* sad
Ms awed the lust a militancy DAY
ae ts
Erni Weis*,. Iteeyser. r aphid ak ti
week with Ms Maar. Mrs. Maw.) J. PollsoM.
Main &Teem
Y. R. Mt1Yar' looms tomorrow for Fort Mr
\Mall. MOM, be wUl Weed the su.u,ner. Good
hunk. Barium
Mn H. Hale and diturhter. Mia Mand. re
turned 1a., week from Tormto. where Mn.
Hale =lot the winter.
11s&.. Frac-r 1.!• ta.t.. eek for hie home at
Itet.roit after a 1.1er-ot visit here with his
aunt, Yrs. P. MacFarlane;
Mn. Lee Neville McCarthy a.rd filth
ion►Ire.
elre. left last week for a two
to b.• played. Three captains have weeks vt-tt with tier sisters to Detroit_
been chosen. Edgar Sweets, Duncan Chalon Vewm-lisowd. Mr.. Abs thbapde•
Matheson and Frank H3teebler. Tach of ton. of i'de'Ieh' vbitid t lingua friend.. the
p. -t week Yr. WUIir Bell. of Gedrbd ki
whom has picked out his supporters I tyle week ri.tUng tw rvtrsl u.embery of tie
for a Leant. liaises are to to played as Carts faintly of roes.
follows. Live innings to constitute a JW ay a1tt.! .. trip of Doyle
atreturned thins
gime: to the 1i.utLer st tee Thee' Grouted the
May lair-Baecbler and Matheson. trisarerit ly. cud Ht- Honor look. wonderfully
•• tit b—Matheson and Serarts. wail
•' 13th Swarts and Barchler. ” Archie rem. who has been &tteoding the
" 5Hh—Matheson and Baechier. tiebast of Prmct.oalerieooe. Toronto. left Gn
Tour for Maple ,'reek. Sask.. where he will
•..Tth—$warts and Matheson. speed abs summer with a -urcey party a.
June 3rd—Baerhler and Swarts. dsdfaa+aa.
The games will be played on the I I. W. F. t:lark. V. S., returned thn e a oras
Agricultural grounde,'after i o'clock. fimsi v" p`1 woof'n.'peCU�
. The first gain.- was played tier after ear W ter eeevbwe .. war It t.l ianata ran.
y � aralttsaei sad beard .....wig- the donating 4n
noon, resulting in a were of 9 to 5 in P.rUMssst• Brown. of Fort w't11e&m. and J. P.
favor of Baechler a nine. The teams , K� jr.. f Regina, are here ..triune their
war! : ' father. J. P grown. Mr. grown has been very
Mattlseno's—G. MaeEwsn, e.:Har- ill. bat we are pleased to learn ilial he t* now
vey • Hallman, p.. J. Bowler, ss : 1). improving. nod ba many fneode will hope
-non to .ee hem at.ont town aside as Lace:.
Mediation, 1 h.:Ford King. Y b.: C.
Kelly ,. f : W. Cunningham. J. f.
Williams, 3 b.: W. Ryan, r. f.: E.
Baechler' —F. Baechler, p.: J. Mc-
Clinton, c ; U. Jones, 1 h.: W. Mc-
Donald, 2 b.: F. Fingland. 3 b. ; W.
Babb, es : C. Dalton, r. t.: H. Jonss.
c. f.: H. Currie. 1. f.
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.•
You are hoorecleanint and thin m-ans new
window shades and brier or wood curtain
Smith's Art store twee, au • r✓.e.• M
tp twee,ndow shade. to order. dee the eindow die
play.
If this warm weather continue-. the trees
will .not be out in foliage- Sommer suit. wm
soot be a ppeurtnt. and Pridh&m the Taller
Inspector Wethereirs Report.
Th.• report of Inspector Wetherell
of his recent vieit to Goderich. Col -
levee Institute bas been received by
die Imititute board. Some extracts
are a,. fellows
•'Siure Inst,inspection one teacher
been bi- added to the stiff. and ,.
rection of the assembly room has been
made into a clans -room. The school
isd-,ing sterling work under grace
disadvantages.
••In meter to provide more claas-
roon.a and a better laboratory the
Marc earpiece at once to stake an
sdditt.o, to the present building. 11
is a real pity that the larger
• pre jest ..1 a new Collegiate institute
building c .uld not he fared forthwith. -
Me Wetherell notes that the value
of the a hool equipment bas been sub-
stantially in erased since bis previous
ineeetion. The disciplirrn�e is reported
•'Qerl.' and the inetiture receives a
gree gi;.ding all around except in the
matter ,,f a t.eomn,cxlation. As the
rnwent grant en bard partly on
are -n.,n,.lalion. the defiriencv in thie
' rep., t Hunan* a lows to the school of •
pooh •n,.f the grant for grade I. schools
woul4 1Lka to ha. a your order at none tar your
hew outfit. Perfect cut and apt. Lica .tyles in
men* made-to-order garmeata
A dainty, delightful dessert —Black -
stone's ire creast. in bulk or fancy
bricks. 'Phone 240I.
Dr. R. F. Parker. cistenpath and eye
specialist. at Hotel Bedford. Fridays.
beginning May 'sod, 12 a. m. to 5
p. m.
Alfred Armstrong. Regent street'
bas do s ricut tree already in fui
bloom. This is vers early.
k call has been issued for a mt@tin:;
of temperance workers in the Temper-
ance Hall on Monday evening next at
S o'clock. .harp. '
There was a great rush for reserved
seats for the Menesetung Canoe Club
Ministrels pert orwancee. and full
houses are ensured for both eceninys.
A. P. Brown. osteopathic physician.
is opening a branch oilier ee Clinton.
At Hotel Normandie, Tuesday. April
ell. from 7 p. ill. until 10:30. 51 -in.
Mineral waters are particularly good
to take in the spring. 'You will find all
the worthy ones in our W.A. E. R.
Wigle. druggist, Goderich, Ont.
Seed ost . barley and peas for -ale.
All kinds of field and garden seeds.
Six varieties of early seed potato*e and
a car of choice not atoes for table use.
A. J. CouPgR, Hamilton street.
Harbor Notes.
The •t.•amrr Turret Crown arrived
in pet' ,0 Saturday morning from
Pc.r William. She was the first
steamer to reach thin port this seaann.
and a ,.pt. Nnrtnan Mcf3innie received
for het prevented to the captain whose
b. at enters the harbor fleet. The
Turret frown unloaded her cargo of
wheat at the Gexie ich Elevator &
Transit Co.'s elevator and cleared for
up the lakes on Monday.
Th. steamer Harold h. Nye arrived
in port on Saturday morning with it
cargo of wheat for the Goderich
odecatur. She cleared nn Tueadsy.
Thi- 1, time of tbe large fleet of treats
that held storage grain at Fort
William all winter.
The steamer Corsica arrived in pert
Saturday f whe=t for
B
dEL
A; April ra . to Mr.
and Mrs. RubL deekne
a sen.
DIED.
C0PELASD.- at Chhtto�a$�o� e�t Tutuila. April
M..
lib . E. J. Coeetaed.
�Wt30N .-At Danson. on Monday. April Abb.
David Lawman. sited .e ream •
Mc DON ALD. -At Porier'. Rite on Friday•
April 1.1ti. Jaws McDorhald. its his 79th
Pear;
TRgrHEwEV.-AL Cobalt. gnat. on N'cane*
L.:„ day. April Yard. T. Stanley Trrtbewey . area
1 yes r aid 9 moot ba
CNKKSHAW.-Ls Gdeeleh. on Friday. April
I lith Uberta Jew wife el Thome*. H.
KnJewe.haw. in her led year. ..
E AST STREET GARAGE
If you want it ask the
man who own oo of our make
what he thine+ oft Thea
C01130 in and let us 16 M. V..o the
good point. be had tithe 1.,
mention.
Huron Gasoline Engine and Machinery C
GODEHICH.ONT. 'Mutt SIMS
OWINI; TO THE HIGH STANDARDi
maintai��ne��din the popular
-iwavTT
Toronto. unit, the emend for the g sdrseee.
is fax in name of the assyyky. i ones* aim all
tear. }:neer now. V. rh poi caataeea
The Huron Canning Co. wants it few
more farmers to grow tomatoes this
veer. Applications foe eon re
should he male 1•. D. F. Hamliok.
from whom the s lents may also he
secured.
Ten years from now. if we keen add -
leg a factory or two each year. Gode-
rich will he an ind,tstrial centre of no (
small importance. Help to keep our'
town in the line of progress by voting"
for troth bylaws on Msturday.
The coring meeting of the Huron
Beekeepers' Aseo:i:ttion will be held
at the council cleamher. Clinton.
on Thursday, May lith. Morning 1 -
sieeine at 11: afternoon session at 1. I
op sUe ac with • cargo n ripeakeee from oetside will address
the ltig Mill. She cleared on !Monday the nl
efts:n..on. A n•nnber of the members of North I
The steamer McKee arrived in port street Methodist chutch choir gathered !
en Wednesday with wheat for the at the home of Me. aodMrs.J.I.. Aitken ; .
tVP+tprn C'*n.da Inoue Mills CO- `the on Sat intim evening and presented Mine
•
cleated on Thursday for ftp the lake?.
The .:earner Turret Cape arrival
in Pert no Thursday with • cargo of
Wheat and data for the tioder)ch
Elevator & Transit Co.
The steatner Neehing is Protected In
arrive tomorrow (Friday) with acar*o
for the Goderieh elevator.
Petr% Sabine it an enjoyable pee-
lings, at the harbor.
Complaint is made of th. *haence of
lights at the wharf thefts evenings.
esvam.w,rsa ,ars
astitrtr. etw ass meumraa Whimmt as brow
rY/srmrmt.r. a.cui sdret. varrimaC.. 15.
rses,issomal,.*wwa 5,... 5000nailrear.s
erccltaaaia
Comp Maxis. ;h r a 111000 b aae.e..
see annexa Memo carmine Uri a.t:.?tic
rwpin•via "WO .-sat osis armaaiae dram
siallbaillho rmrrd —. k i�ia.alsasY b mai Mope the -air. wiltsasor �•+
roryatlra send ?asap sur e..r.r.,,a booata-,
• nal. sseSasTL. -
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A THROAT
TA Aortic re a -sea
e,raut., Ober ars w r,a.
awert�aaim,rr W as, 1t ..-
- Mk-ftdrellike r t.v.
Vac Crawlers Pe. •Y} v�
ex Cmi it
t....r taw osmosis
■ea".,t
Damaged
Wheat
The
New Store
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NEXT 3'0ST-01FII•E
WALL PAPER
PAINTS
OILS
V ARNISHES
TURPENTINES
DRY WLORS, ET&
Wall Paper from Ie up to $200
a rolL
Your ptawaje solicited
Ed. Lynn
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Groceries
eV hen you ate buying Family
Groceries, the first 000sideratien
is Quality.
�t a guarantee tn:tt our goods
Will stand tbe quality test every
time. We wage you to try
them, and if for any reason you
are not perfectly satisfied we
want you to let its know. s We
are here to give . one satisfaction
in Groceries.
. Give us a trial on your next
order.
A quantity of good
feed wheat now qn
sale. If in need of
any come sago, as it
is selling feet.
May 1st. 1913.
Sturd) &Co.
Grocers, The Square. Goderich
'PHONE 111
Singer Store
-t, new 'Mimetic of Bahire
Bonnets and little Dat lint;
Huse just in et the Singel
$tore.
A full ,tock of asses. 'shots:.
crocheted rollers and hags in all
the new shades and shaper-.
This is the tine- of the veer
we tll think of lingerie. We Barr
a new essertment of nntler-
wais:., uiahtgowns. and com-
buuatwo aunts et tet y reax•u-
able prices.
The waists stamped on crepe
marquisette to be worked in
white or color- are the latet.t. A
nice assortment of these to
choose fro,n.
New designs i n tinted
centre?, runners and cushions,
If you haven't seen the new
thousand flower etii,h and
heather design... call and ere
them.
A nice line of hand -embroid-
ered articles. suitable for wed-
ding gift.. latices are suitable
also.
We -arryy a lull assortment
of sll D. M. C: crochet and eu.-
broiderc threads,
Special lessens"on any piece
purchased.
R,,•tw' Aitk
to her de -
where she heel taken ageratum M 0005 -
keeper with the Maple Led Milling Co.
Min Aitken has been au active worker.
in church work nod will he greatly
aniseed. lioderich's low will he Port 1
Colborne's gain.
CHURCH NOTES
with a fountain pen. prior 1
I
lir for Pert Colborne.
Kincardine Review: Malmo. Camp-
bell and McKay of Goderich have been
in Kincardine the pest week complet-
ing the fitting out of the brat rwxetly
built for them by Thomas. McGaw.
and on Monday afternoon the Iauneh-
lee of the new crab we. successfully
('0ndurted. The .reressoelen pertelo-
ing to the christening were performed
lav- Doss Gladys Lneeomhe: the trade
t t, •nal miaow et shattering a hots' d
w.r1e oa the IBM of tie boat not being
"mitten. '!tis "Plying (load"—as
named by the owners—in of the follow.
Other towns
are growing
---why not
Goderich?
in Knox church next SundayeP of
even-
ing then will he • opecial
song by the choir. in the morning
the pastor. Rev. Gen. B. Rata,will take
M hie nrbject " blelf-eoatrol.- ,
At North street Methodist church ,
next Sunday the pastor. Rev. Alfred I
Ben VIA, will presch at both meekest'
and conduct the adult Bible class.
Serrament of the Lord's Supper and
reception ret new metotters in the
morning. Quarterly offerings. A (me-
dial welcome to all.
Rev. Geo. E. Ross in IKi►toex ebuurebo
last $ooday ge spec tinvl. n -
the dna at the sew (Chinese
tent foe the strayers of Christian
people in behalf of the new repuhllt.
At the evening service two levees.
J. E. Tom sed IMsstp' Hume. Ind
wer,�gv�
�gnRios h for the
welfare n( the great 1»al empire
wives future in sow is tars balsam
•/hs Muttsi convention of Um
Society W. &' Missionary
lirdistrict will be Mid in
sanest M.tbodiet ebsr'ets.
p 4os.os Wedeeday. May 7th.
e,..te. at time e. MMus
a
itplirm.sf from
.d.t.m NeeRseses mod swam-
ies
tossia
ors boos snesopos-
ene k ke/w
eiresMa will be wage-nd
asobtle st num Ince. L
Blue
Amberol Records
have increased the enjoymeent of the
Edison Photograph
As FAUos dertaietttaset W demo Molt the be that
doe overs. ammo sod vssdeAe step es offer.
'rhe w el Hese Ambard ietmei iseasa th•tthese
efdet0li ms, cje vee, wester and leaven, cats be revealed
leg — sl=ain M. Ark your dealer to
fpkg sews he pea sad Twill be nee ei ked
ism. A. Sim. ass. see urea Omura. M.
�A+e•..d i .U. hs SA A.
s1
A efmis
esa tfr• r it. Ifl ommoaerbs
a ss
F. TnowoM
The Singer Store
Next Bell Telephone Central.
.. ,�, -$8,375,0011
UNION (
- SOWN
1
SANK You Can Always Get
or CANADA I Yot'r gooey Promptly
ii rt is deposited in the
When that unforeseen
'
Union Bank of Canada. R
need arises, or an opportunity ity comes to make an
exceptionally profital.le cash deal, it is worth much
to be able to get your cash without delay.
Meanwhile it is absolutely safe and is earn -
,ng Interest all the time.
it }. G. GEDDES, Manager Goderich Branch.
LONDON. ENG.. BRANUM. 1 W.
AHE.
a
it Toi-dstewie_ sl. EC. 1 G. .
J
Manager.
ss,aru.1 Assistant Manager.
FROM T1IE
SMALL 110Y UP
4
MacEwan's
COAL
every member of the family enjoys a
sanitary lthroom. Why me b,ve us ,
install an up-to-date system of
■ODERN PLUMBING
in your home . When we do a jot) of
Unit kind you do not need to spend
oma cent for repairs for a long (,40e.
The materials we use are the hest and
true work taste.
FRED. BUNT
Hamilton Street. Goderich
Plumbing. ltesti: g. Elseerie
Wiring. rte.
Best Scranton Hard
Coal---ali sizes.
Cannel Coal for open
grates—the highest
quality of Coal that
can be bought for
the purpose.
Empire Domestic
Lump Coal — molt
satisfactory Soft Coal
for,ranges,box stove'.
and fireplaces.
Standard Chestnut
and Furnace Coke.
All kinds of Hard-
wood and Kindling.
Peter MacEwan Estate
Telephooe ea
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Contint to Goderic
AsI have decided to take the best advanced course in the
Optical Science. I am pleased to announce that I have
engaged the '`Noted Shadow Test Expert.
Mr. F. A. Graham, of Montreal,
who;will glee a series of FREE DEMONSTRATIONS of
Eye Testing by the neva' shadow test method of looking into
the eye.
Demonstrations start Thursday. May 8th. and
Saturday, May 17th. Don't Forget the Dates.
We urge every man, woman and child who needs help for the eyes
to come while the specialist is with us and learn the true condition
of their eyes.
end
Free Demonstrations
conducted each day from 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Evenings are just as good
daytime. as all work is done by artificial light.
as
Examinations Absolutely Free
Glasses Supplied only when Necessary
J. S. DAVEY
Jeweller and Optician Cor. Colborne St. and
Goderich Ontario
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