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Tnommnets, JULY iA IMS el
LOCAL TOPICS
Herbs.r Ne
man's yacht Beth*lona was
8' ony WainesdaY of this weak.
is, lamer Scottish Hare arrived
y with a cargo of wheat and
�TWelidatacethole" it+ elevator.
tb,IoM ateemer Noshing loaded with
at arrived on fueada• and un -
,be.,,( iia cergo rt the Gatirrich .Ley-
Thboat
fpm Sandusky e coal sky with a cargo tor the
Ida
poderieh elevator• pi
bine with
Keith from the acme Pi 4
a toad of ct'a1 for tbe'•o.en waterworks,
plant.
First of the Season.
The
excursion to Goderich this
mason fr i ,
n outside point' arrived on
GM G. T. R. on Tuesday morning. It
uses frouu all stations from Mitchell to
Godes ich and was run under the am-
mo,.
As-
;relationh Sunday
f Hea[ rth e Union Te St )
raincon-
sisting of five coaches
carredt about
p�raotlay along the waterfront.
Another Adjournment
At the adjourned sitting of the
Count!1'uurt last Saturday before His
Honer Judge Doyle. the case of North•
ere Motors Limited, of Seaforth, vs.
Won
oa two el
missory notes Un sen auto -
0o two i
mobile, again came up for disposal.
Sem ease
al th cbW.`d� ournoudf of until
K.
appealed for tho plaintiffs and M.
G. Cameron, for the defendsot,.
,Salaries int reaaed.
The 1;. C. 1. trustee board held its
regular monthly meeting on Thursday
of last week and decided to increase
the sell i of elicit to Fraser
he resalaries of Miss
$100 and
to add , i
Hodge and Miss Uurnin, The town
council will be asked this year to vote
gado !or Collegiate Institute put.-
poses. It was reported at the meeting
that all t he local contractor bad re-
fused t„ tender on the addition to the
Collegiate building.
Detroit Masons May Visit Goderich.
An important party from Detroit,
representing the Master Masons A
aciatiun of that city, may pay -
rich a visit this month avid remain in
town set, sal days. inquiries are be-
ing Mede float Detroit as to accommo-
dation. etc,. and it is hoped that the
information that is being sent in reply
will be rat iafacu,"y. Tbe party
will number about fifty and. if the
proposed plans are carries out, will be
In town flow Juty 22, to 25.
Death of Former Resident.
First Censdian.
The following despatch from King-
atoo, Ont., appeared In The Toronto
Globe of last Friday. Welter H. Har
risco, cd Goderich, is a son of the
11t�adman referred to : "Aid. T. F.
Harriwo, who 1. a member of the
International Sunday School Commis-
sion which went to foreign lands to
study conditions there. writes from
Pekin, China. that Yuan tubi Kai,
President of China. entertained the
meaubers of the Commission at lunch-
eon recent) Ald. Harrison was the
first Canadian tenter the Forbidden
City under the new reg me."
Death of Mrs. Henry Horton.
After an illness extending over sev-
eral years resulting from a stroke of
paralysis, Mrs. Henry Horton passed
away at her borne on East street un
Mooday evening of this week. The
deceased's maideu name was Charlotte
Sallow' and she was a daughter of the
late Jame' Sallow', of Colborne town-
ship. She was married twice, her first
husband being Harry Reed. of (lode -
rich, who died over twenty yearn ago.
Their family of three sons -Harry,
Will end George Reed -a11 have joined
the silent majority. About fifteen
sears ago the subject of this notice
was wedded to Henry Horton, who
died two years ago. The funeral took
place on Wednesday afternoon to
Maitland cemetery. Rev. Geo. E.
Ross conducted the services at the
house and graveside. The pallbearer
were W. Brophy. C. A. Nairn, R. R.
Sallows and I). Stoddart.
The death 1s announced at Bart ie of
Annie WiIIor, wife of Lockman
Willson. and a former resident of
Godettcu. )ler demise took plate on
Tdewlay, July 1.t. Mui. Willson was
• nuinbe,rti among the early settlers of
Goderich, .o she lived here until about
twenty yeais ago Mrs. Jas. Breck-
enridge, of town, accoi.tpanied by .her
. son, Andrew, r f Chicagoe who has
been bete r 0 a visit; attended the
funeral at liar I it lett Thursday.
Mr. Senores Home.
. R. K. Sallower. portrait and land.
sage photographer, who ap-nt the
past five weels touring the Prairie
Provinces in the interests of the
Department of Immigration at
Ottawa, arrived home on Monday
evenidg. 'He enjoyed his trip very
much and looks as if it bad agreed
with him. A summary cf hisobserva-
tions as a conclusion to the series of
letters which he sent The Sigual while•
on his trio will be given in next week's
untie . of The Sego&.
Mie ((11.,.) 1. W. ICLpatrrtak, atMass
Uslpayeesessr.
Mrs. H. ria N+' .many gM tow e
br eat agate after tear Mat
TIM Misr. Warmest. dDetroit are hen e.
• vest and are regielored at Heli
Mer lira. i of
Campbell, l oi' M th.
genic of era.trail.
Mrs. Jahn Ulshen and Vim Lillie are reit
I14relatives at Detroit, WalkervWe sod Chat
ham.
Gratis Robrtsoa, of ROW*, is use
swat of her aunt, Mh, Marry Marlin,Cambria
road,
Mn. Bart Smith barn been away at Acted on
• ares week. visit with tsar Gonna, Mee, Me
Rabb.
Magnus Linkl•ter, of delft Current, bask.,
Is hers on • eat to hie coualp, Mn. A. U. Mom -
Donald.
Mho Uertrtt�de Whitehead, of Torooto, is
whitlow at the home of her uncle, W. R. hob
ensue,
Mn. Ales. McKenzie, of Toronto. is to
town on • oleic to her uareatr, lir. aid Mn.
W blt.ly.
Mix McColl „ud Mesa McColl have left to
vidt Mende at Toronto, Port C'redlt and
LsioweL
Mr. Hutchison and Mir HutcbMoa, of
Montheal, bare arrived t• town foe the sum-
mer season. •
Mimes Vera and Alva Cooper, of Toronto,
sport the week end with their wenn., the
Atlases Knox.
W Wlam Strachan. of LoulavWe, Kentucky.
1. vtdUng at the home of Mrs. Geo. Morris,
Cambria road.
Mrs. (Dr.a Case sod daughter, Mir Ethel, of
Dungannon were the Koester of Mn. H. Morris
on Wednesday.
Mn. Parnham. of Detroit. 1. here on • vest
to•her mother. Mos. Wiu. Green. and her slater,
Mrs.1. P. Brown.
Mrs. McKay. of Duluth. aocowpanied by
her sou and two daugbttrr, is the guest of Mr
and Mex A. D. Mclean.
MI.s Weller, of Brooklyn. N. Y.. h visiting
her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrr. Stephen
Weller, Anglesey street.
Miss labii Matheson, who haw been teaching
.obuol at Skipoe.w, near Wlsrton, V home fur
the wid.urmer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Conners and babe, or Detroit
Public School Board.
At the regular monthly meeting'of
the public school beard on Monday
evening of this week, Tetter of accep-
tance from the several teachers for re-
engagem eniJor another year were read,
also a Letter:row one of the teachers,
asking that the maximum salary be
increased by $50. This matter was
discussed at some length, after which
a motion was passed instructing the
secretary to advise that the maximum
salary cannot be increased at present.
in the prineipal's report from Central
school Miss Sharman reported a total
of 213 pupils on the roll -105 boys and
106 girls. In 'linking promotions, it
was stated in the report, it was nec-
essary to relieve the congestion in the
lower grades, but it was impossible to
make aro equul division without form-
ing another third class. This received
some consideration and it was decided
to relieve the situation by instructing
he school management committee t0
have twine of the pupils transferred to
Victoria school. Principal Long's report
for Victoria school showed a Intel at-
tendance of 373-185 boys and 188girle.
Tenders for coal supplies were re-
ceived from McDonagh & Gledhill.
the Goderich Coal Co., and Estate of
Peter MacEwan. It was decided to
award the tender to the Estate of
Peter MacEwan at $7.25 for hard coal,
and slack coal. $3.54, delivered at the
schools. The contract for weather
'strip+ required at Victoria school was
awarded to the Goderich Planing
Mills Co. with instructions to have
t he work proceeded with at once.
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
His First Mass.
Rev. Father Peter Fraocis Mullins,
C. S. S. It, celebrated his first solemn
high mass in Si. Patrick's church,
Toronto, on Sunday, June 29th, in the
presence of a large number of relatives
sad fiiende. On Thursday, June 2(ith,
,' Father Mullins waa'ordauied to the
e. .,o
pin th d in the chapel of the
main AIy of Mount St. Alphonaus, Eso-
pus, New Yet Ir. Father Mullins is a
nephew o(M r•.. Mary Cemmio', TrafAl-
gar attest Godericb,aod a cousin of R.
.1. Phelan end family. Britannia road.
ell of whom went to Toronto onSatur-
day to be ptesrnt on the happy
0CCaaien.
The D. & C. Excursion.
The etcursion toe Detroit from Gode-
rich lost Saturday on the steamer
City of Detroit Ii., of the D. & C. line.
was well patronized. Ticket &gent
Craigie announces i hat 332 tickets were
sold for the trip. Quite a number re-
turned on the boat on Monday even-
ing, but the Inakeity took advantage
of the opportunity offered the excur-
sionist+ to extend their stay until
Monday or next week. On its trip up
00 Monday the City of Detroit had nn
board an rxaursion partof over 600.
reptesentativesof the uitable Life
Insurance ('o. and their fr ends. They
were bound for Mackinac.
1
EAST STREET GARAGE
We have just rece?ved a carload of
GASOLINE AND
OIL FUEL ENGINES
They are open to y, tic inspection soy time and will be shown
working. This lot t ,.tonna :
1 Vertical, 2 b. p., ail -cooled Engine. 590.00
1 Horizontal. 2 b. p., air-cooled Engine 590.00
1 Vertical, hopper000led,'2b. p. Begin.... 590.00
1 3 h. p. horizontal Gasoline, boppet-cooled Engine 5160.00
1 5 h. p. horizontal. Oil Fuel, hopper -cooled Engine. . 5225.00
I ti h. p. horizontal, Oil Fuel, hopper -cooled Engine 5300.00
1 12 h. p. horizontal, Oil Fuel Entine 5660.00
1 31 h. p. Marine Engine and outfit 5110.00
1 7 b. p. Marine Engine and outfit 5187.50
These Engines are ready to work, fully guaranteed, and we can
make immediate shipment.
Huron Gasoline Engine & Machinery Co.
(IODEHiCII, ()NT. 'Poo yE 243
0
were the gguue_ta of the lady'. parent., Mr. a...1
Mo. Neville, while in town. '- _- --- --- -
Mis. Armstrong and two chUdrlL, of Toronto Hazniltonr B. J. Haeo, V. Hearn. S. G.
are .lotting at the lady's old home, the meadow's
of J.mua Bucluuan, Church onset. Henry, H. R, I(inebley, A. E. Hoare
Child, All of Loudon. were the goats of Mer. c (J. hoard. O. M. Iverson, 'J. Jefferson,
A. P. McLean Huron road, ►..c week T. Jordan, L. M. Kaiaks. L. P. Kaake, R.
Me.. he
loon
.atonics to town ort t.um Lowry. M. R.
f WiDdrOt.
queab a Mn blunter e. Britannia y. Y
C. R. illi. H. P. MoHrtr, A. M.
Munro, W. J. Munro, A. MacKay. A.
Rev. T. H. Mitchell, ?due Mitchell and Mrs (H. ), . H. Holmes, W. J. Hoover, M.
M' 1• two and Mita Watson. owe B. Laird, E. M. Little, C. W. Lott, E.
have • ria road. F. Lover W. H
4a-. Buchannan and Meds Buchanan, who Meehan, Manning (H. ). J. kiiddleton,
spent the mouth of June %iib relatives In Tot- ( ( ), $,
onto, hare returnc.J to their boom in town.
J. E. Stu.), of 'rutin, Ohio. has returned H. MacKercber (H.), M. E. Mac-
houe.tter a pleasant visit wire his unto and
aunt, Mr. and Mn. e• L. Moore, Knot etreet• Pberaoo, A. B. MaeRitcbie, 0. E. Me -
Mr. and Mra. Geo. Tarter. of Tuck.n.mltb• Arthur. N. F. McOaoghey (H.1. M. 1.
sod alis. we'. Ttptady• la ctintor, vidted Mr* McLauchlin, J. McLennan. E. Mc -
alai airs. 11. Morris on 1 uecdar of tens week. Michael, G. 1. MacQuarrie, W. H:'
31r. t.nd Mr. F. J. Pr Whew leave for Vitriol Nelson, B. E. Oaten, W. E. O'Brien.
peg un ►-rlday on a slit to Mr. Pridhami
tour. Mr,- P. B, Crew., wboh....mon seriously L. Oestreicher, M. M. Phelan, G. A.
ill, Plunkett, P. 1. Potter, N. Radford, R.
coo. cusp and daughter. Mir Nellie. of Tor- Rennie, I. H. Robertson, M. 1). Robert -
onto. sere guests of Mr. ar.d Mn. H. A. eon• H• A. Rplawaa , F. A. take (H. I.
Tudors ,site to town on the Huron OA lima' B. A. Ross, M. Rose, 11. I. 8ir ilie, S.
excuewtou,
Mrs. Leos McCarthy went to Seaforth for Do Smilie, N. L. Smith, L. M. tipnrlit4,
million Day and a, teudcd the Catholic picnic L. Stewart,' N. Stonehouse, V. A.
M Stothere,. I. H. 'Sweet, F. A. Taylor,
there- She Wahl gue,t at the home of Mt. and
Sir,
M. Broderick.
Miss Uort., Marten, daughter of Mr. and M er E. Taylor, P. Tsylo�, F. Thomson,
T
HanyMartto Cuubria road, 1, .pending her I C.E
A. L. terns}', 1.. 1'. T•'1'. N. P.
vecMteb at Toronto. the guest of her aunt, I Tiuemner, R B. Walker, I. I. \Var-
Mre.B. W. Knight. mann, .1. 1. Webb, L. i. \1',IL'inscn,
Mir. Thomas Moore. of Markham street Tor- I . \Nilson, L. wise. ••.. 11 \Volk.
'owe. has returned.du her kerne atter a two '
WEUDING BELLS.
Wells -Whitely,
Toronto Star: On 11 evening of
June lith a pretty welling took place
at the home of Abs. Whitely, Pal k-
ha,e•been the gutatr of C L Moore, of the dole, when Ruth Adel.cde, youngest
n
The 1 .v:u bgwlershave been akin the town
lively this week. \ haters to town should pot
mew •seeing the extensive line of souvenir goods
at Smith's Art Store. East street. Something
for everybody.
Yep, perhaps clothe. are a nuisance In this
hot weather - but ion have to have them. you
re
know. And if you get theat Pridham the
Tailor's, made to order so they will fit you. you
will feud comfort in teem. 1' p-todat. g-
taftorio
The Clinton model school will open
for Ole ler, on Tuesday. -Atigust
19t h.
Thr pi itnsry depat tment of North
street'Metbodisr Sunda school held
an enjoyable picnic in Harbor Park on
\Veduetdsy afternoon.
Th,• growth of noxious' weeds on
vacant lots around town is becoming
quite netu:eable and Street Inspector
f'uetle%hwaite is taking steps to have
the Tots all cleated within the next
two weeks.
The business hones, with a few ex-
ceptions, this week joined the move-
ment flit the Wrdnesd+v halt -holiday
during July' and August. The quiet-
ness around the Square resulting from
the cessation of 1 usiness during the
afternoon was quite narked.
Scouts Picnic.
The annual Boy Scouts picnic was
held on \Vednesdey afternoton at At -
trill's Point, where about seventy of
the Scouts and their friends spent
a very pleasant time together. The
playing; of scout statues took tip the
greater part of the afternoon and
when ft o'clock came the gathering
wet ho.pitably entertained et a
luncheon provided by the ladle's aux-
i!iary of the Y. ft[, C. A • under whose
auspices the event was held. After
supper Hey. J. B. Fotberinghem gave
a sll
short address nn" Character," renew-
ing which the Snouts continued with
their tames until the gathering de-
parted for home at 0 o'clock se homemade candy ani ice cream; alms
weeks' visit at the home of Mr. and Dire. John
li:
C'hallen, a.t street.
Mir. Robert ou is spendiug a portion of the '
vacation with her brother. C. S. Robertson of
Stratford. and his tawny at their summer
home at Forest Nook -
Mrs. Shorlcy and Mrs- Curtis and nun,
George, of Toronto, came upon the Heron OM
Hoy' excursion u.d were gaesta at the home
of Alex. sterling, Cambria road.
Mr. and Mn..1. B. `tioutet. ,of Limo. Ohio•
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Aheneet Chapter. I. O. D. E., will
not meet during July and August.
Dr. R. F. Parker, osteopath and
eye specialist, chronic and nervous
diseases. Hotel Bedford, Friday.,
11.43 to 4.30. ,
The Ladies' Aid of Knox church
will hold their annual garden party on
the chutch lawn on the afternoon and
evening of Tuesday, July 'and.
My studio closes the last of July for
two months. Nice assortment of china
and picture.+ for sten. Firing also
done. Metes EviLt a Haa*nue, Bed-
ford Apartments. 1t
KEEP Two DATE CLEAR. --Wednes-
day, July lfttb, is the date of the Lee -
burn garden party and handkerchiet
boyar to be held on tbe lawn of Jas
Shore road. Supper
S
Llnkla'er, Lste b
will be served from 6 to 8 o'clock, and
there will be refreshment booths on
the grounds. The '43rd Regiment
band will be in attendance. Admis-
sion *duke, ti; children. 15e.
A garden party and high tea will
he held under the auspices of the
Woman's Guild of Mt George's church
on tbe rectory grounds on the after-
noon and evening of Thursday, July
17. There will be a sale of fancywork.
AmericanRoadMachine Co..a L.
Arra Moore. dxngbter nt Mra. Whitley and the late
Nowt street, for the pant two weeks, Thomas Whitely. of G
and Mems Grace Newton, of Toronto, wen visit- the bride of Hell o3g
lin- McL.chlan, Miss Madeline McLachlan
ois at C U Newton's this week. fhcy came Of the late Jaynes We
up on the Huron OM Boys excursion. Rev. Dr. (ierma:.
Mr. and Mix Frank S. Hick and Mr, and bride entered the drawing room
u-. Ernest F. Hick and children. all of Tor
etich, became
Ir and son
of {doderich,
elating. The
unto. were Among the visitors to town on the leaning on the arm of her. brotl:1•r,
Huron lied Boys excursion last daturday. At tour Whitely, to tberit reine of the
The NI Imes Caroline and bottle Morrish, of Lobeogrin Wedding Match pia) cd by
Fargo. North Dakota, are spending their vac.,- Miss Lol tie Michael. of Galileo
tion at the residenoe of their uncle ani aunt, avenue. The bride •vtore A tai:ured
Mr. sad Mrs. Emanuel Mitchell. Barfield road.
Major and Mrs. Jos. Beck and Mr.. Andrew suit of navy blue EErr,; e. %bite picture
Becb. of Toronto, came op on the Huron Old bat with touche'Npf moonlight blue,
H oye excursion un Saturday and renewed old and a corsage bouquet of lily of the
friendships* for a few. days In Goderich and vaneyy
and white roses. Tbe happy
coo le
vlclnitr. afterwards left for their new
Mn. (leo. Cresewan and three children, of p
Toren' o, were the gue.ta while in town of the home on Sorauren avenue.
too , bro.1er. James Frltalry, at bb Kummer '
re.deoce. Hawkins -Smith.
Wm. Sharman has roturned from his visit
to the W'e.L He *eat w tar as Sea tee, and The wedding took place at Detroit
MR SALLOW'S TRIP.
Continued front petite 1.1
trout the world an acknowledgment of
its claims by the winning cf the
Shaughnessy prize of $1,01.0 for the
beet wheat grown in America. This
wheat was grown by Heger Wheeler,
a farmer living three miles east of the
town of Hosthern. Mr. Wheeler bas
a fine farm and has improved the ap-
pearance of the place by plaotir-g
trees leading up to his residence 'ou
either side of the dI iyeway, making a
flue avenue. His favorite tree is the
Russian maple, which, from a rutting
the size of a lead pencil, will reach a
height of ten feet in three years. He
is now contemplating the planting of
trees around bin farm.
-The soil in the vicinity of Itosthern
is of a rich black loam which works
up well and never clogs. It has not
the sticky nature of the gumbo soil
which makes the highways almost
impassable. The growing grain is
simply grand and i think the finest I
haver seen in any part of my travels.
"In Rosthern i met an old Goderich
buy in the person of Henry Horton,
wh3 is engaged in the furniture busi-
ne-se. He could not 'do enough to
help me get that for which I came.
\Vith two others he took me in an
auto out to Fish Creek and Batcche.
At•the last -mentioned -place 1 had the
pleasure of meeting Father Moulin,
who was born at St. Malo, France, in
18311. He ertu:e to St. Boniface. Mani-
toba, in leer) and in 1800 he went 400
utiles by boat to Tile la Crosse, north
of Le Pas. 1t took biro two months
to make the trip and during itis ab-
sence he came in contact with the
Eskimos in the far north. lu:tse.2 he
came to Batoche, whets be has been
parish priest ever since. He was
wounded in the thigh during the re-
bellion, but he is now bale and hearty
at eighty-three year's of age. The
church is the same today as in 1885,
with the exception of the epire which
Las been added. I'he bullet holes in
the school and church were pointed
out to me and they are as plain today
as ever they were. 1 was shown the
graves of those who were killed dialog
the fight : the store at Batoehe in the
cellar of which the rebels had seven
priemters who were released when
they surrendered ; B itoche's dwell-
ing, built in 1871). which was the first
residence west of Winnipt•g. This
was where General French was killed
and bloodstains are still to be seen on
the floor. At the back is a log struc-
ture which was used as a magazine.
j Both these buildingswere used as
e barracks by the Mounted Police until
. n few ye:us ago,-"
d, Mr. Ss !lows' final lel ter will appear
Ito next week's issue of The Signal.
enjoyed the trip imaseruely, Mrs. Sharman Is on SrtLUrday, June 214th, of William
rem.frinR
With ;,.i u es W the West for ,.one Edgar Hawkins to Maude Evelyn
weeks longer.
Edward oWo New n.
McDougall.cMcDougall.McDougall.. off Wal
alkeryale: Mi.e J. Mclion� u pt
ceremoo soer[uuued at the Forest
gall. of Toronto. and G. M Kidd. Montreal. are
guc,ta this weer of Mrs. Jos Kidd at Uneedar
est Cuttage. Menesctut g Park.
tYr
k; Y J A daughter of Mrs. Sareh 0. Smith, he
Death of John Murray, Jr. a flub -prod. Bastar oopp.+'n at 4 o clock.
The death tooklace at Buf.lo on Tea s5.:nn 1lusical program
P {s les evervedenating. Admission 1(k; ad -
Winston and tea ]bc,
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PERSONAL MENTION.
Mtge Jai•s>. at coral r the gess, « Mea 1
A. main.
Mr NW tdestr i. buss hew Now 1'srk
ter leer vse•uea-
ye, rIonates= Joss Soda. of Testate. are
t�a�.attre, testi ilea is tows
Colborne. M rlMt
tt ozweilL avlsitlar hr
Chau Neale .,nd Harry 1.eTouzel, of New
York, ■re 1n town on Melt annual summer
• )'bey are both Signal "old boyo" add now
occupy creditable positions in large printing
semehebmerte le Sew York City.
Mr. abs Mix Louie McKee and three chil-
dren. of Toronto. carne up on a be Huron Old
Hoy excuniur on Saturday on a vlatt to Mn.
Meetea's mother. Mrs. B•M. Park street
Mr. and Mrs- Jai, Robinson and daughter.
Adele, of Hobise,aiu, Manitoba. arrived im
town un Tuestay and will send the next ten
days with Mr. and Mn. K. Hick. Elgin
avenue. Mr. Robinson is a brother of Mr..
Hick and a former well-known drygood. mer-
chant of Goderich. Be has been in business at
Hoboes aln tor some years. The visitors were
a000mpauled to town by -Mex ttobinson's
.eater. Mrs. W. F. Hezzelwood. o[ Totouto,
LOWER SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS.
r+atnrday, July 6th, of John Murray.
eldest son of John Miuray. Ohmmeter
Tprrac., Oodertoh. The ydur.g telae
had hero i11 for about two mouth, In
nb spft in Bow& He -- Nodded
at city for the Ise, semi yaws
and doting tail sea aiMsa wit
Lakes.Lae«�h7rt(�~ eMti et
stgtMMba
The bvinghod�y was bsut»rtkMof the Mat fi
the (newel Molt
ental home ea
The hskarpeN6"emmt
4.1 as,. alt, 15 ting welt OtbM. al nsnser► �Ysda sin.
-44:41 Heli )5gitasttb • «` a l s':101tt1f Mellen.:s►
tad
leer lbw par.
Goderich Collegiate Institute Passes
Twenty-five Out of Twenty-eight
The results of the lower school
examinations were published by the
Department of Education on Wednes-
day of this week. One hundred and
twenty-eight students were successful
in Huron county sod of this number
twenty-five were students at Goderich:
Collegiate Institute. The results so far
as Gudench Is concerned are most
grntifyine, as twenty-eight tried the
ezaminatione and only three lailuuts
are reported. Miss Gladys McDowell i0g rink tvinning in the trophy corn -
was the on'y student from Goderich pet{tinr,. The players who carry off a
who obtained honor standing. The bandeonee electric table lamp apiece
following is the list of successful God.- , are John \Vett, Rev. C. B. leaking,
rich students at ranged al hsbetically :' Bd. (',ourtioe, C. E. Dowding (skip).
The r inners -up were John Shins' e
rink I. eel Seaforth- Jos. Taman, H.
Harte• . \V. U. Willis. J. Shine (skip).
Thei. . ow also ate electric table
taw •,' h a clock set In the stand.
avenue Presbyterian cburrh by Rev.
B. C. Barkley. Mr. and Mts. Hawkins
will be at home after September let at
432 Hancock avenue west, Detroit
The groom is the son of Mr. and Mw'
Chas. Hawkins. of Windsor. and ha
many f. lends in Goderich and vicinity
who a ill join in congratulations an
best woo..
uwi
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BORN.
LLOVD. In t le; eland. Ohio. on Thursday'
July J.d, to Mr. and 3Ir-, Fred M. Lloyd
tr. ifnrwerly Ml,:+ Nellie Jameson,, •
daughterJeanJamieson Lloyd,
MARRIED.
k1AwMANUS WALTER. At \t'e)burn ''
Sark.. on Saturday Jtne 21.1, W. Athan
M•cMenustoEleanor ►dith Waite . dough
ter 01 Mr. add Mr.. John A. Walter, of Col-
borne township.
• DIED.
MJana Y.' -In Buffalo, on )3iturda7, July .D h.
Murray. Jobe Mu . eldest sill of John Murr.
M
t.ucester Terrace. Goderich.
HA W LEY. -in Godericb, on Sunday, July dth
Mn. E mert:Ile Uarducr H.wley. ag. d 111
years and 3 mouth
NORTON --In GAce, h. on Atom -toy. Jot: 7t1,
Charintte Horton. w;du s ut the fete nem y
!Lorton.
• THE LAWN BOWLING TOURNA!iENT.
Twenty-five Rinks Comple
Goderich
This is the lawn loos lers' week. The
West .1 :Pet green has been the cenlee
of awe, ion,; with massy Interesting
cont"- :n the pursuit of the "kitty."
A few K • ares also were played on the
tennis ciuh's green. 'Twenty-five rinks
competed in the tournament which
commei cod on Tuesday -three front
Seafort 1•. two from Clinton, two from
L.nckn t.. one each front Bruarels,
i:zeter. Kincaofice, Blyth
and 11en• 11, and twelve rinks hoe
the lti,:.l club.
The Three main matches of the tour-
nament have been completed. The
chief homers go to (Tinton, the Dowd-
res... 1ge . a visitor Is Godw
M. Adam', R. A. Bradford, L. E.
Gowan W. R. B. Cox. W.R. Cunning-
ham, H. R. Currie, M. 0. 0aIt Y. J.
Garvey, R. L. Garvey, H. Griffin. H.
I. Hartwell. E. F. Jos, T. M. Kemp-
ton, E. M. Mose, 0. McDowell (11.). B. f Blyth won is the association com-
G. Nairn, J. F. Nairn, B. M. Pridbam, petition, with Davis of Gdeeicb
M. D. Redmond, M. $harkleton, R. sseond. The Blyth howlers went H.
M Modd,i'. O '4 Ti hear.- 11. E. • A. Th.-. ,ae, A. W. Rcbineon, G. E.
Wei raw, 14. Wel h, J. C. 1'• Rn_. IMcTet•_ T, Dr. McTaggart Iskip).
, .. suer'ewdu' .t.larfeerm son,. ,v•o a They • i•1 off moor sinning rases end
at other co in Ilarnn .otnry Alt' four'srauigsodgamesits.
as fol owe : I Tbe Davis risk. whose prises were
R. S. Ai•k'n. M.1. �itkln. 1. I. .t1Ian, broom jardinieres. were Sheriff Key
M. R. All n. Al. 1. Aalereer. W. M. molds, Vv Thompson, C. A. Nairn, F
Arline rong (11 f. A. 1. Rallant+I',•, F. 1Davis (skip).
!t to, i, 1, , the • �edlow-the-
lra.re,• you .1-...* 1 n play
wire., lid. : 1 JoMsy Jones jumped
t.. r..
sok .i u•".p Or as::ea
yt.a hail to d•' the saute. Tbe as of
one paea[•n a. to in a .0:restive way
ori ober..
Une arse li utr s t jewellery bag g s i u s
berg been Active ••.ugoester e ' o0
hundreds of Oeep!e - nn.l they're all
been sat Wiled.
We suggest that you f )low 1 he
auegest.�n of tltjs Idvert •eloteol.
nd •ra'1 in an.1
®' -too t',e tomer) -
® ...Yin:. genie, )ew-
rery, watchee,
rel-g:a-s. .i1v. r.
ware. etc , that
.rc u. -e o1Ter.iq .
Ynu will find it to
your arlrant:wge
to drop in tochsy.
111s ,seas Who Travels Ahse
No rrrwaan'orcd amid r,:,•i, g tM
moil abne if'brussels/r the Royal
Vs. Beek I. cern r .Yr.
.trot. •Lo.c,..4dap rt:st_ render
,coat. ,.obit rod to wows
lrarellint alone at esI ct.:dres.
R.M.S. Royal Edward
Royal George
Many. near lettere are un 61e- show-
ing, Low wr' Ibis.erke N arprn used
and what a splendid brio 11 ba• been
to women devised of the awl ve'
section and .0414,0 of hotly and
friend..
LA tbis is only one'oi :be special
kalares el the Royal Imse. Read the
renin moa desnietire booklets. Ark
any agent of write (1 C. 'Garbo..
General Arens, 42 King `ata 5...
T«cmc. ca.
Cassese
Northam
Stam.
Limited
Biliousness
is certainly one of the most disagree-
able ailments which,flesh is heir to.
Coated tongue -Litter taste in the
mouth -nausea dizziness- these
combine to make life a burden. The
cause is a disordered liycr-the core
Dr. Morse's Indian Root 1'iila T!
go straight to the rent of t!:^ trot .► lc,
put the liver right cicatr.z t°c r t- m-
ach and bowels, clear the tongs* cnd
take away the bitter taste from the
mouth. At tI:c 1. : &go of 1 i_
ncss teks
Dr.'1Kcr
Indian Kcc .. i .
to in Successful Event on
Greens.
Tee scoria ill , be tinal games were :
Trophy - Dowdaeg ((Aimee), 21 ;
Shine (Senfortd) 11.
Association-)IcTagiart ( Blyth), 1:1;
Davis (Goderich), 10.
Consolation - Tape IOwlet icb), 12 ;
Roes (Brussels). 5.
H. McDermott and I''. Davi, of
Godericb, won in the douhlee, with
Smith and Witt eon, of Lucknow,
second. The prizes were china dinner
seta for the winners end china tea
sets for the runners -tip.
The Aingles are not yet finished.
Running Shots.
John East Jordan can't stay away
from the Goderich tournament. He
came upfront St. Thomas tO play on
OOP of the Goderich rink..
Tom Watson. of Lucknow, a (lode-
ticb old boy. was another familial
figure on the green
Fled Shannon, all the way sloe
Ottawa, played on the Tope rink. Ile
hasn't forgotten how to put down his
bowls.
A notsble al,+ente. from Ih' rink
oompstitloss wise Secretary Lane, who
was out or town on countybusiness
when play was commenceon Toe .,-
day afternoon. On the succeeding
days, however, he shod his stalling
preemie 'rnnnd.
Another who're e 0 old wager worth,
Ilike to be here, Mit isn't, is the honor -
1 ary president. R. M. William.. He in
at Forest just now and we hope be
gets a game ones is a while.
One of the cleverest bowlers on the
green was "Bob" Downing, of Bros -
eel., who inept • few of bis Arst year,'
to Goderich.
Billy Jackson. of Uioton, and Jaek
ur'elg. of Sealer* b. were two old
bowlers who looked ow oo Twday.
0. D. Wakes. d Seafortb. also war an
intefested-eperttatiw.
L, B,u4wr, C. Beero,r, G. W. ( in the coneoletion swum snothee
Buchalter, N. I. Butcher J. J. Camp- Goderich rink. composed of J. B. Tore.
hell, B. V. C.rbert, R. I. Carr, M. Cane, O, octemh, Fred $baleen sad L. B•
M jrari U Ideon, A i)syaA
' P M Blliot V ��~ oleos seeo�d
0. B. Ool.•. Mande Conk, 3t. K. Onwae, laps (IlkIp). tout +QM{ prig (four
H. D. Centerline. 1. M. (Sortie, M. O. mud oak sriokl esMtarss and tie
Corrie. sr a av - met
alas IH,s F. Doyle. ter Il. Sttstlh, hottest 4Mwalso.
H. areas. L. W. Flak �. • !' Ik+w.l Means D. 11
Wooer, Own. . (itltMeos� MIL. A. 1gw sits) wen ekes Gensler%
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