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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1913-8-28, Page 44 THURSDAY, Atm. N, 1$3. THE 811N ILL : GODERICH ONTA RI O ._ ,err-: District News LOTHIAN. TUESDAY, Aug. Mb. LOTHIAN LOCALS. -Dr. John Me - Lean and sister. Miss Sara, and her frieod kiss Hewitt, of Chicago, aro visiting at McLean's Misses Cath- erine and Isobel Campbell. of Toronto, visited their cousins, the Misses Mc- Donald, Teat week Alex. Hamby spent • few days at Toronto Exhibi- tion 'Nr. and Mn. John McLean, of Guelph, are visiting at McLean's. Gordon and Russell Ritchie left for the West on Monday. UUDERICH TOWNSHIP. WEDNESDAY, Aug. 27th. Mn. W. F. Hick, Mrs. C. T. Ed- ward and Master Clayton Edward and Mrs. T. M. Johnstrn left on Tuesday on a visit to Toronto for a week or so. Miss Zeeman, .,f Preston, accom- panied by her friend. Miis Bloom, is visiting at the home of Time. ('ox. Joe iuill, Reg. and Austin Sturdy left on Monday per C. P. R. for the West. UNIVN S S. l'ICNIc. - On Friday afternoon of last week the Union Presbyterian Sunday acbool held its annual picnic on the ►)rank of the lake behind R. Davidson'. fstin. The after- noon was spent along the peach until 8 o'clock, when the call for supper was heard. About oue bundled eat down to • very inviting lunch prepared by 'the ladies. After supper the evening wasspent in foott•all, baseball, races and a tug of -war. The crowd dis- penid about 9 o'cle-k, everyone de - 'daring it to be the best. picnic of the season. ST. HELENS. THURSDAY, August 28th. COYrtre AND GOINO.-Maws L Mian and Colina Clark attended the Toronto Exhibition this week Mr. and Mn. Isaac Salkeld and W. T. Muroey motored upfroru Ooiericb on Tumidity. Mrr. t3alkeld. ar., who has been spend- ing aevenl months at Mrs. Oordoo'r, returned home with thew . ?Jr. and Mrs. Cal�lick, of \Vingham, visited et David lI'odd's on Tuesday Misses V. D.: Rutherford and Annie Clark leave on Thursday for the Weat, where they will resume their positions in Edw )nton and Saskatoon respec- tively Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mc- Donald, of Wingbew, visited in our burg this week Donald McDonald. Robert McGuire, Rob. Smith and John Cameron left for the West on Mon- day.......Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Mc- Dewell, of Wesitfield, spent Sunday at Mr. Clark's. Miss Colina Clark, who has been visiting at Westfield, accom- panied them home Mrs. Craw and family returned to Fergus last Thurs- day after spending the summer at the manse. KIN 1 AIL. '1't•KSI)AY. August 26,h. \VERDINo.- 1 pretty wedding took place on Wednesday, August 20th, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Win. A. Johnston. Kintait. when their second daughter, er Jean Elizabeth, united was in marriage to Ewart D. McKeith, son of Mr. and Mrs. McKeith, formerly of Lothian. The ceremony was con- ducted under an. arch of evergreens and autumn Hower. by Rev. J. S. Hardie. in the presence of about one hundred and seventy-five guests. The bride, who was given away by ber father, wore her bridal gown of shadow lace over liberty satin, and veil caught up with blossoms. She was attended only by her Hower -girl. little Miss Mary Meteor. After the happy couple had received the con- gratulations of their friends all rat down to a sumptuous repast. After spending r. few days with their friende Mr. and Mrs. McKeith will leans for the West, where they will make their borne in the southern part of Sask- atchewan. Miss Grace MacKenzie jelled her aunt, Miss Annie MacKenzie, last wt ek. Miss Irene MacDonald is visiting at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Jas. Mont- gomery, Ripley. N1LE. T,DAY, Aug. 26th. CHURCH 4tr.oyxe.-R.ev• S. V. R. Pentland. of Watford, occupied them pulpit beron Sunday evening,deliv• ming a very able address on the text. r•Will ye also go away li".... Epworth League on Tueaday evening as usual. The subject "Pi ison Reform" taken by C.Dustow. Meeting led by Miss Elm• Oirvin. BRIEFS. -Mn. Edgar And her son are visiting Mr.. A. P. Sbepperd this week .... . Mr. and Mrs. John Connell. of Galt, ate the guests. of Mrs. Con- nell'x parent.. Mr and Mrs. J. Taylor. Rev. S. V. H. Pentland and family visited at J. 11. Peotland'e this week .... .51is. M. Ryan and Miss Dais were Sunday visitors at David Girvan ......Mies Minnie Currie leaves nn Friday for Montreal, where she has received her flat Deaconess ap- pointment a. "travellers' aid." Meagre. ('lark and Clayton, of Carlow, visited Nile on Sunday evening. ..The sympathy of the community is extend• ed to Mrs. R. Ryan, whose mother, Mrs. Jesse Gledhill, died on Sunday after a long illness. AUBURN. HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR ALL slndA of fowl. If {.oat bring . bre In before hureda), MRS. D. E. MLNRO. Auburn WEDNESDAY, Aug. 27th. The Mitchell Advocate of last week pays : "Messrs. Wm. Bickle and Sid Pearson were in Auburn from Satur- day to Monday. on a fishing trip. They had a good catch, but owing to t le unmense size of some .of the flab the railroad company refused to load them. Rumor has it that Mr. Pearson was looking over the ground as to drew'. Foreign Missionary Society is of invertin inn hatchery." was a decided success. The proceeds amounted to about 5ltl. A Now Pacmiu-r.-A meeting of the citizens and summer relents of the village was held in the town hall last Friday afternoon to consider the proj- two weeks; visit at Seaforth and Clio- ect launched by 8. F. Glasa,cf London, ton.... _Mr. Hamilton and bride, of to form an athletic and amuse - Pickford, Mich., are visiting the bride's ment association here. The idea is to aunt, Mis. A Asquith....Mrs. Bert purchase suitable property in the vil- Wilkins, of town, is visiting her lege on which to erect a club house, parents here .... Miss Lizzie Nichol- in wbich dances and other aowse- BAYFIELO. TUgaDaY, Aug. 86th. Mrs. J. B. Jenuinga, of London. is tbe guest of n. H. 'raid sa Yoorhou Mr. and Mn. D. Porter and (soul visited recently with Mr. Mn. Moorhouae. Mn. J. A. Ferguson, who has spent several weeks with her husband, C'ap• trio J. A. Ferguson, on the lakes, hos zeturoed. Seaforth. Henson and Zurich held a big picnic here Saturday, and every- one enjoyed the boating and bathing. In the evening a dauce was held at the pavilion. The young gentlemen df Clinton gave a dance at Jowett'& pavilion for the campers and town boys and girls in return fur the many kindnesses shown them this summer. WEDNESDAY. Aug. 27tb. Rev. J. Young left on Monday for Tiverton. where he will spend his va- cation. ]as. T. ugh and Mrs. Tough, o1 Edmonton, are tbe guests of the forw- er's sister, Mrs. Jas. Campbell. Mrs. Wm. Sterling and daughter. Miss Maud, who have been spending the past month with relatives in Mich- igan, returned home on Friday last. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Steck, wbu have hreu spending their honeymoon in the Maritime Provinces. returned to the home of their mother. Mrs. Stanbury, on Saturday of last week. Mr. A. C. S. Trivett, a student of Wycliffe Episcopal College, Toronto, and agent of the Bible Society, gave an illuutrated lecture on Central Africa in the Presbyterian church o Monday evening. The set' of home-made baking held un Mr. Balkwill's lawn last Friday afternoon by the ladies of St. An- proipec R BREVITIES. -Wesley Maley, of De- troit. is visiting his uncle, Geo. Beadle. .Mrs. Hawkins, of Burke Falls, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jas. Carter. Mire Sadie Carter is boine after a son, of Buffalo; is spending her holi- days with her mother, Mrs. T. Nichol- son . . Misses Tena Johnston and Gertie Asquith are taking in Toronto Exhibition this week The young ladies of Auburn called at the home of menta could take place, and to lay out the grounds in tenuis:courts, bowling green., etc. It is estimated that $10,0110 capital will be required and this has been divided into ten -dollar Quires,. Subsct ibers are being solicited A. King on Tuesday evening and pre- and already several hundred dollars' sented Miss Julia Lawlor wish a linen worth have been taken. The meeting shower on the eve of her wedding to adjourned to meet again Thursday Wo. Medd... ...Mrs. Munro is in Clin- evening of this week. ton hospital, having undergone an pun on Monday. She is doin nicely at the tithe of writing A nilmber of our citizens took in the races at Blyth last Friday and report lots of iDcrt. OFF TO THE VEST -The harvest excursion to the West on Monday re- duced the pr ulation of our village and neighborhood by fifteen : Mrs. Jas. Jackson and Miss Ruth go to Four Ways, Alta.. to join Mr. Jackson, who is on a farm there. Mrs. Jackson has lived in our village for forty-three years and her absence will be felt by many. Miss Minnie Dobie goes to Holland, Man., having *position there. Miss Minnie Naegel and Miss Andrews go to Regina. The following left for different parts of tate Prairie Provinces : Jas, Law- son, Thos. Adams, Josie Carter, Geo, Lawlor, Lloyd Ferguson, Russell King. Henry Leishman, Jas. Plowman, Jos. Thompson and Mr. Finnigao. HOLMkSVILLt. TUESDAY. Aug. 20th. HiLMESVILLE IIAPPENIN(S - Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Elford and Gamily have been visiting at Mr. Courtice's. Mr. Elford and two eldest daughters left for their new house at Ottawa on Mon- day. bin. Elford and Jean will make a more lengthy visit Miss Martin, of Seafnrtb, visited her sister, Mrs. L. Tel -Amor, last week Mr. and Mn. J. W. Yen and Mn. B. Forster are gone to Toronto Dr. Goldsmith and wife left for Pittsburg on Wednesday. Mise Jennie Holme!, of Clinton. and friends visited at J. R Holmes' nn Satury Last Sunday morn- ing Mow 'Cooper, of Clinton, gave • splendid missionary address' in the Methodist church herr. We under- stand that this young lady has offered herself for n'ission walk in the foreign Aelde..Rev. R. J.MrCormick was home for Sunday Miss E. Holland has left for ber school at Thedford Miss Vance, of London. visited at her Geo. Holland's, last week... . C. Tehbutt left for hie school at Fort 1Villiam last week. DUNGANNONI. i►R. NEWTON, DEN i MT, OF JJ Incknow, W roamed visiting outside pointe and will henceforth five his entire atttntlon to i he hang ofsoe. Lueknow, where he will be found ever? dor. AU modern meth- ods. OTi(;E. - THE LOCAL AGENCY In Dungannon for The Signe/ Is at the oetneloe Welk And Stationery store, whore orders will be received for uutrcrlptbs , ad- vertising and lob work. and receipts will be ✓ iven for •mounts point for the MOW. LETTER OF CONDOLENCE. -- The Moose board of North Huron. of which the late T. E. Durnin, of Dungannon. was a member. has sent the following sats to Mrs. Dernie and (sally : Wit. the Iasperta.r ..d member. M tae Paan baud of Rooth B res. emirs a convey te ran pargeomfittaof sur Vele surrey 1a Tont sad esest kistae souk of pear a twills last w. toe _at ort• 4. • wine sa vtw • sea ef .;elft•. M• left1.f las, hiss • shalt rpwyeloMiaf �roar resat firs( a sew rot: • me rte operas R RHEUMATISM. LUMBAGO AND LAME BACK Can he cured by the great fruit kidney and liver remedy. FIG PILLS. Brantford, Ont., Aug. 13, 1911. Your medicine, Fig Pills; has worked wonders for me. The rheu- matic pains have entirely left me and I owe everything to your remedy. You are at liberty to publish this. R. H. GAILMAH. At all dealers 25 and 611 cents or mailed byThe Fig Pill Co„ St. Thomas, nt. Sold in Goderich by E. R. Wigle, druggist. mportant Changes in Urand Trunk Train Service from Toronto. Train leaving Toronto 10.15.a. m. daily except Sundry for Penetaog Wharf n ill be discontinued from Allan - dale to Penetang after Saturday, Sep- tember tith, but will tun through to Huntsville and North Bay via Muskoka Wharf, commencing Mendel, Septeni- her tlth. Muskoka express, leaving Toronto 12.01 p.mgaily except Sunday for Muskoka Wht.rf and Huntsville,will be discontinued after Saturday, Septem- ber 6th. Buffalo -Muskoka express, leaving Toronto 2.20 a.m. for MuskokaWharf, Huntsville, Bork'e Falls and North Bay. will be discontinued atter Sun- day. September 7th. Belgic) express, leaving Toronto 12 06 a.m. daily for Niagara Falls and Buffalo, will be discontinued after Monday, September 8tb. Train leaving Toronto 1.40 p.m. Sat- urdays only for Jackson's Point will be discontinued after Saturday, August 30tb. Train leaving Jackson's Point 7.30 a.m. Mondays only for Toronto will tie run on Tuesday, September 2nd, in- stead of Monday. September let, and will he discontinued after that date. Through Pittsburg sleeper on 4.3'a p.m. train from Toronto will be dis- continued after Saturday, September 6th. Last Pullman Bleeping car for King- ston Wharf will leave Toronto 10.45 p.m. Saturday, September 13tb, and leave Kingston Wharf 12 20 a.m. for Toronto after Monday, September l.it h. Cruel. "What are you thinking of, Beatrice's" inquired Mr. Hainer of his wife. one morning while they were at breakfast. "I am dreaming of my youth," re- plied the woman. "Well," replied the brute, "1 thought you bad a' far -away look in your eyes." - Lippincott's. Meant What They said. "One dollar will procure you four pain of socks which can never be worn uuL" Mo ran the advertisement which caused Jones, bachelor, to spend that sum on • postal order. hen the rocks arrived. Jones sur, v, them. horror-atrioken. - acts received." be wrote to the ad- v• r •er. 'The patterns are vile. f w. Jell be seen out with them on." ls.-veral days pegged and the wrath of Jones w.zed and stronger each time he r the startling footgear. Again wrote to the firm, this time 1 hreatenlng preoeeMsgs• -What are yon snaking seek a fuels about r (-erne the 'mower. Didn't we gnsreatee you wouldn't wear Um seeks est r Josses Is a sadder and wit sans. BACK- ACHE 1V have Basionyaebotss 10 °leSankaahee eat yes �ise Berner -or i Dse res .r Diatela& Then b r dr rwailiag and doctoring year is kidney the y ma & ng kat it esus Backache every tip" Dodd's Kidney Pilis W ESTFIELD. TUESDAY, Aug. 28th. BRI=ln.B'T5.--Miss Mabel McDowell it visiting friends at Lucknow and Dun- ganonn....Miss Emma Campbell is visiting friends at Londesboro' this week..Misa Rachel Young, of Loodes•� Loro', was the guest of Mre. J. „L. Mc- Dowell last week . Mr._and Mrs.Will tiovier spent Sunday at Robt. Buchan- an's....Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McDow- ell spent Sunday at Mrs. McDowell's home, dt.Helene Wm. Campbell lett Saturday last for Saginaw, Mich., where he will undergo medical treat- ment in the hospital. We trust to see hint return much improved in be.• lth. BLYTH. TUESDAY, Aug.26tb. Tea BowLEaa.-Two rinks of the Seaforth bowlers visited Blyth on Wednesday last and defeated two rinks of the Hlytb t.owlers by sixteen shots. They then went to Clinton, where they 'were defeated. Dr. McTaggsrt's rink, consisting of T. E. McTaggart, R. H. Tbomaa and A. W. Robinson, with Dr. McTaggart as skip. also went to Clinton the satire night and defeated Mr.Dowd- inR s rink of that place by the score of 28 17. As next Monday is Labor Day it is the Intention to have a local tournament on the green here. provid- ing the weather is at all righL ' DUNLOP. WEDNESDAY, August 27th. LEEBURN LOCALS. -Yrs. Rustin, of Stratford, accompanied by her daugh- ter Margaret, is on a visit to her father, John Linklater Miss Jean Clutton has gone to Toronto, where she will spend the remainder of her holidays, Miss Hilda Kirke returns with ber after some weeks' visit. at the ('button nomestead Miss M. Chit, of Stratford, is visiting here this week James Chisholm with his up-to-date threshing ou'flt has been' doing good work in this neighborhood, cleaning out four and five barna in a day. The tbrtehing season is likelyto be a short one this year, owing to the ex- tremly dry summer .. Mrs. John Horton has returned from a week's visit to her daughter, Mn. Gavin Clutton, of Stratford. She was ac- companied by her daughter-in-law. Mrs. Horace Horton Ed. Shaw, Erving Hunter. Bert Bogie aod sev- eral others left here on Monday for the Weat on the harvest excursion... Ed. Lawson left on Monday for Glen- coe, on a scouting expedition. .. Misses Jessie and Mary Linklater en- tertained some of the ladies of the neighborhood with an afternoon tea party in honor of their sister, Mrs. William Rustin, on Monday after- noon. A most enjoyable time was 'pent by all present The monthly meeting of the W. F. M. 8. was held on Wednesday after000n of last week at the home of Mrs. James Clark, of Loyal Miss Addle Cox, of Porter's Hill, was the visitor of Miss Ruth Shaw last week .... Miss Spence has returned to Cookstown aftec a week's stay with her sister, Mn. Williams, and her brother, C. Spence, of Gode- rich. FORMERLY LIVED AT CLINTON. Second Wife of Eloping Coagregattona I Minister St. Paul, Minn , August 2."). -Rev. J. H. Pearson, a Congregational minister, of St. Paul, eloped with a seventeen- year -old girl of bis church. They were married in Winnipeg last week. Rev. Mr. Pearson has made a number of statements regarding previous mar- riages that. have resulted in the sug- bestion that he may have committed m i any. it is alleged chat his peoond wife formerly lived in Clinton. Oct.. and that her people still are there. Mr. Pearson at first said she died in Sioux Raplda, tows, then amended his statement by saying he meant the wife of a friend of hie (tied in Sioux Rapids. Pearson also is quoted as having said he obtained a divorce What became of hie first wife also is not clear. $be is an Englishwoman. it is raid. Har About You ? "It is a well known fart 'bat mostly everybody has a well-developed bnmp of enrin.ity. said the pram mai mao. 'Think scar" inquired the other, crop ',weft vices awl nuns Ilia gdwutfnsed ergs see ono mooed eft 71e mom 1 sea, Llyminestt'& THE COLBgRNE'51411STORE _ !l) The Fall Campaign Just Starting We are here with a Targe stock of Fall Goods at the lowest prices that dependable merchandise can possibly be sold for. Beauty Draws and when hitched up with such a team as Quality, Style and Low Prices, makes a force that irresistibly draws into this store the best patron- age of this section. Here are kept articles above suspicion, desirable and daigty, chosen from the best that the markets afford and all the advan- tages that money com- mands. Visit this Store. Every buyer should examine our goods and prices. Dress Serges The famous ••Kharanta" Serge is as exglteits fabric, tight iii, weight. Arm its texture and has a beautiful surface. New quali- ties are now to hand. 111. starch of • dependable serge look in here. Prices in 95c.black BOB, S. 95c. SUM. al 15, 81.2UB 5, *L65. 51.60, 51.85. 81.75, sta. Navy blue. Bk. 85c, otic, 51.00, $L15 $1.36, 41.50, 51.75, 42.26. Forty- two to fifty-four iuche& Tweeds and Heather Suitings - We have a large offering of these suitings in about ten com- binations of mixtures from 40 to 54 Inches wide and from 50 cent* to 51.75. This is a choice tot of cloths and among the newest designs and weaves. Whipcords and Poplins are booked as amcng the late strong dress materials for the coming sermon and will be much sought for by the well dreierd. Fifty to Si inches'. Prices 51.16. 51.x•1) and $1.75 Dress Velvets which were so strong a year ago will be even more in demand for the fall trade. The particularly new designs are in Cords, Shot Ead a of ff ecta and Brocades. Some the colorings are very fine and they aro sure to be wanted. • Rai. Coats for the fall wear, made by the Imperial Rubber Compao of 8 nd, fa two qualities, a {lain clog at $5 75 and • poplin cloth at stf W and waterpnwf. Pet ferCy rubbered on the inside. Dress Trimmings New Direct from Switzer land 1.. almost endless variet). in All overs. Banding*, Insertions and Edgier'. Black and cream from quite narrow up to eidhtrrr inches wide and we know we ai dead right on prices. Dress Goods at Bargain Prices About arty ends and sbo, t pieces from two or three yard. up to twenty. Most of theist all wool and good colon to oi..k, into school dresses. The reduc tiooe are some ono -quartet ..ff. same one-third off and oth.•t- ODO•halt off regular pricer. Stockings Ten dozen of heavy rib, a great early fall hose, direct from the factory. Une of the best school Bose made for girls or boys,great Lo wear and no seam, and feat color. Ribbons in Sky, Pink, Brown, Catclit. . White, Navy and Black, itis., and nos,.ju' f inches ide and n silk. A great hair ribbon L,r Oc. 11 IIJ. H. COLBORNEII CHURCH N(rres.-Rev. Dr. Stewart, formerly of Clinton. Ont., now of Tor- onto. occupied the pulpit of St. An- drew's church on Sunday last, and was welcomed by large congregations who were pleased to hear him again. Al- though Dr. Stewart is one. of the old ministers, he preached two capital sermons. The choir was assisted by Miss Smith. of London, who at the evening service rendered a solo and also sang 113 a duet with A. E. Cook. in a very acceptable manner. Rev. W. D. Turner. who is on his holidays, preached in Rev. Mr. Abraham's church in Guelph on Sunday last. and. we hear,left quite an impression there. PRReONAL AND GENERAL -- Miss May Spafford, of London spent the week -end at her home here.... A. Taylor. who is employed as carpenter on the G. T. R., returned home over Sunday Mn. E. Lsundy visited with her parents at Wingham over Sunday ' R. N. McKay motored to London and back on Saturday Les- lie Woodman, who is employed as relief man on the C. P. R. at Elmira, spent. the week -end with friends here. . County (,lark Lace, of Goderich, paid a visit to Blyth on Friday. being on his way to Wirgbam on business Quite a number from here will take in the R. C. picric in Farquhar's grove in Hullett on Wednesday of this week A number will go to Clinton to see the sadden death game of laceosse between Winghan. and Goderilrh. ..Geo. Badly. C. P. R. operator at Goderich, who is on his holidays. spent s couple of days of the poet week with friends here .. .Mrs. (Dr.) Charlesworth is on a visit to friends at Stratford.,.,. Miss Edna Higginbotbam lett on Saturday for Goldstone, where he ie engaged as teacher in the public school Rain- ton Bros. shipped a car of hides to Toronto la.tweek I.. Hill received a car of lime for his building opera- tions last week R. Stewart, who is engaged on the staff of the Royal Bank. Toronto, is at present spending his holidays at bis home here Archie Bell visited at his old home at Ripley over Sunday ..Monday. be- ing the first harvest exbursion to tbe West a great many from here took advantage of the cheap rates. W. Jackson. C. P. R. ticket agent at Clin- ton. brought up • large load on the auto truck who took the train here for the jL'esr There is a Netter chance for men to go this year than before on account of the harvest being Hnished here earlier than in no st years A great many from these parts are flgur- ing on taking in the Exhibition at Toront.. this week and next Ming E. Oidl.y is at nres.nt visiting with her sister at Aylmer The pluni crop In this loatiity is very plentiful Canadian National Exhibition TORONTO Return Rates from Goderich. $3.90 DAILY Aug. 23 to Sept. $2.85 Aug. 26, 2111 Sept. • 2, 4 All tickets geed for return until Sept. 9. ani FOR SSTt('t*L PitOUI.AYMI wt.ao KM of astir west. at tae i•l:. ester sad tesla .entre kis an Irti seKlialan Iwai JJ . Y(QD c P. rH1. tbis season, but the apple crop is almost a total failure. 'This is the third year that the orchards have not yielded a crop, which is a serious lots not only to the growers but to others. Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie and 1 'wily, of Guelph, visited the former's other's family here last week 1. ht. Slater was the guest of Rev. Mr 1 .wegrove, at South Cayuga. the past week ...... Dr. Fred Milne with his wife apd family, of Jackson, Mich., who have been visiting his cousin here for the past week, left this week for their h: me ..Mr. and Mn. P. Gar- diner are visiting relatives in Exeter and vicinity A great many in these parts are wonuering wbether the Canada Temperance Act is to be voted on this year or not. Although the petitions have been signed and pent in, some seem to think that there will yet be s legal qui:,Lle that will stop it. ....Dr. Tanner, of British Columbia, is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Powell. GOAL Having purcbaaed the husi- ne.s formerly conducted by F. Barlow Holmes, we pur- pose dealing in Coal, Wood Lime, Cement Fire Brick, Etc. We will handle Scranton and Lehigh Valley Coal, two lines which are recognised as the test. We wish to givo the people of Goderich and vicinity the best service pox sihie, and shall bre glad to hear from all of Mr. Holmes' customers and any others who wish anything in our line.. All orders left with Jas. Yates, West .treat, promptly attended to. McDonagh&Gledbill 'Phone No. 79 Yards at 0. T. R., Nelson Street T. Swans' 'Bus, Livery and Back Stables M.ii•'REAI. STRKWr JUST OFF THE SQUARE BUSES MEET ALi, TRAINS AND : PA$SRNOBR : BOATS Passengers called for in any part of the town for all trains at 0. T. R. or C. P. R. depots. Prompt 'service and oorehl att.o dine -. Our Livery and Hack service will h. found i p- te-d•ts In peel" roped. Your pat eenage soi laic ed T. 8WART8 Phase MIT N MwY Nutlet i GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM FARM LABORERS' EXCURSIONS SII).N TO WINNIPEG via CtIICAOO Lad DULUTH Yroportiooatelr tow rates to Edmonton and intermediate station•. AUL. U. -From all mtst.loo+. Toronto to Sarnia Tunnel inclu.d r, via Stralf.i.-c.,..od South thereof In Untario. AM. If. -From all stations Nrrtb of, but not Isdodtat Mali Line Toronto to Senn, Tunnel, via Stratford, all /station+ Toronto and No. W and La -t of Turonto to Klace on. SEPT. 3.- From ell .tat.bw Toronto and East, and East of 'MUM and Scotia Jet. • SLIT. 1. -From all taloa. Toronto to Not Di Has inclusive and West thereof in• •ntario. The Graod Trunk Par-fi Railway is the shortest and qui, kest [Date between Wl.asipeg, Saskatoon. Edmoatoc. Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto GODERiCH to TORONTO and return $31.90 Aug. 'ri 1,i s pt.• Inclusive. $2.05 Aug. 26 sad 211, Sept. 2 and 4. AU tickets v .ltd for return until Baps. e. tall Felt Pantie"tan from F. F. Lawrence ei ions, Tenn Passenger and 7 c..' Arent 'Phone L wear ozir furnishings aiadbe dressed right :�...�-mss viw Many a good, capable man passes a whole lifetime without ever learn- ing the Value of Dressing Well. When you go to hunt work, the very first thing the man you ask for the position sees and Judges you by is your Clothes. How else can he first Judge you ? They are the sign to him of your success or failure. No man wants to hire a failure. This is a serious, earnest talk we wish to make to deserving men, whether they buy their clothes from us or not. WALTER C. PRIDHAM We am r'!M, Dewelsty Ernsid" tG_Mlsll.