HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1914-5-7, Page 5THE SIGNAL GOD 6RICH ONTARIO
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We have just received a big stock of
TIRES
and are able to supply at the lowest prices quoted
by say Canadian Firm
All tire purchases cash
EAST STREET GARAGE
GODERICH
Neat to Tows Hall Always Open Phone 243
Did you ever stop to think what
A wondrr'ful butts pieta of mechan-
ia1L a good watch )a)' Tuke the
hairspring for instauce. One mile of
this wile weights ley* thy"' half a
perm. The t4alantw wheel makes
Is,,sn vibrati4*rr an hour -157,(I(10, -
o0 a year. It moves 3.55$ wiles a
year on leve than ane -teeth of a
dmp of oil. But it needs that little
drop badly.
If a locomotive, having six -tout
driving wheels, were started at the
a, ustor, and should run until its
wheel. bad performed the wine
nutotwr of revolutions that a bal-
ance wheel does in one year.i1 would
make re that twenty-eight com-
plete circuits of the earth. You
can imagine how much would lie
left of a !rico motive if it were le -
attired to do this without frequent
eieenine and oiling, yet this is pre-
cisely what the ordinary individ-
ual tr.luires of his watch.
Let Us Clean Your Watch
The least inerer.ae in friction on
the• bearings alters, the mution-
the
movement becomes sluggish -
the watch become- sick-lt-neede $
oC W r.
Don't take
chances. An in ac-
curate watch it a
nuisance. Let us
clean and oil end
put your watch in
order for • year.
it will both pay
and satisfy you.
J. S. DAVEY
tor. Colborne St. and Square
Goderich, Ontario.
LOCALS --PERSONALS
- Mr. Grimes Johnston is now tour
ing the country with, bananas, eggs,
rti .
-Master Trott MacNally. Trafalgar
street, is very i11 st Alexandra hoe-
pital.
-Miss Al ay Birnie has returned
home (nee a visit with her friends in
Woodstock.
-Itis. Daisy Copp, of Clinton. spent
the week -end with Miss Jessie Foster,
St. Pat rick street,
-The monthly meeting of the Chi!.
inn a Aid society will be held in the
••uurt house on 1ionday afterdoon.
-Mrs. David J. Hyslop and family
returned to town on Saturday. after
.pending the winter in Cleveland.
-hiss Mabel McDonald. of the local
pout Mit, a staff, peid • short visit to
Iriends in Treawater In the early -part
the Werk.
—Miss Mamie Warreuer spent the
Int week in Toronto. returning to
berresidence on Hamilton street on
'Wednesday last.
Mrs. A. Pattinson and daughter.
Stella, returned to Stratford on 1'hurs-
Jay after a very pleaaent visit of two
weeks with friends here.
- -Mr. Eddie Dietrich. of the lural
pest refire staff. has left for Flora.:ale, ,
whet.. hr will live with his parents,
who a os -ed there aatme time ago.
- Mies Natalie Ellis, who bas been f
the gnu -it id her cousin, Miss
lian, Mrl1 nab! street. returned to her 1
home, at Her, all, nm Monday.
Ws are.pleaaed to learn that Mr.
Daniel Nicholson has auceessfully paw-
ed hi+ second Year in the achocl of
ruin., queens uoivereity, Kingston.
-Nor h street Metbtxlist church
will he the scene of the annual-: meet
i^e -if the Goderich district of the
Methodist church on May 21.1 amd
- Lend motor enthnaiute wilhold
aweetin;( In the Board of Trade
mom. t morrew I t ii,fayI night The
talrposr, of the meeting is orgranizie
tree.
- Ur. J. M. Field will give an *d-
dre*. int Socialism at a moonlit at the
tome, atBritish chapter in the • t
keine en Monday afternoon at. four
o rl„ck.
The condition of be Situs, a i* veep
much itnprused of late. 111e walks
Mar la• n pared sad .tr*ightened end
*1 much Improved in appi-ar,ance
thereby
rh*rwl*y, the '..Nth inst.. wilt 1 e
ciriesday in Godei,eh. 'The Mighty
Haag shows will be here that day and
will ritrh their tents In the Agrirnl-
liltdal k,
EXAMINATION REPORTS
Two Months Results at Goderwh Col
Melaka last/tete
Thr reaming of the exanriout• bold
from 1 e hraaa•y 15th to April :1)th are
given iwlow. Pereuts and guardian,
we again lemtiudell that earmwt, faith-
ful work it what wine prugrms in
education as in any other activity of
mankind, and their heatty support is
wort cordially asked for.
Poem .1.
Hosinoe-G. Pinder it, V. D. Kud-
oh tat) n, J. Bogie 7,1.7,
Pare:-1.Cutt 71.11, J. MacEwau te1,8,
E. 1d. Lee (10.5, E. Junes W.1, D. Howie
(s), 11. Mw-ney (F, 0, H. %Voisell 0114.4, E.
McArthur toy 3, A. MacEwan (18.2, 13,
L0111;1'10,0 (57.5, O. I'orter (1(1.2. JI. Wal-
ter (1(1.1, 11. 1'. Podium, 111, '1'. Hoes
81.1, E. HropbeY 61 1, G. O'Connor
064.5, J. Kelly '11.l, E. Cox (11.2, A.
Wendt 63.2, %V. %Washington 62.7, G.
Scups 162. t, A. ('lark 62.1. L Adams
01.1. Ii. McLeod 411,13, E. Hicks (Ml.
Brew: -It. Wilson :91.4, U. Baker
:Al, N. Rubet•tr 5.4.5, U. Black 5o, H.
Williams 57.1+, E. %Wilson 57.7, E. Rut-
ledge 57.1, V. Moyle 57.2, N. Mc\ally
:47.1, E. Hays 513.7, D. Mcllonald 55,4,
11. Washington 54, 11. Cut.t 53, J.
Videau 50.1, t. tVigginr *14.tt, L.
Hater 49, U. O'Reilly 14.1, 1'. Beattie
16.e.
Forte 11.
IICINo,ltr:-J. G. Bowler 81,1, A, Mc.
Kenzie 77, A. Melena 7.1.e, L. Macklin
76, G. Newton 713, L. Wei k 75.
l'.teee-Ir. L)uul ulge 73. L. 11. Wag-
ner 720, L. Howatt 72, G. McKenzie
72, G. Wootton 71.6,E. Sallow(' 70.5,
S. Armstrong 68.1, 1'. Sullivan 67.4. K.
Daugherty 117'2. N. Whitely '111.6, E.
SieManos 00.3, 11. Sullivan 115.5, H. (4.
Ross 133, 31. Graham 61.9, 1'. A. E.
%Villiaur (14.2, 1). H.ya die, E Hume
(r2, J. 13. Row 62, 1.,. M'Manu$ 61.9. 1.
Bowler 01.7, 11. W. Dalen 01.5, P.
Johnston 61.2. L. Watson 01.9, A.
Mews 60.5
Bituov:-J. C. Mansell 50, A.,Sin.
clair 57.8, U. McNee 57, (4. Hahkirk
50,7,"W. Babb 313.5, M. Griffin 55.6, E.
V. %Williams 35.2, B. Uutt 55.1, B. Wil-
lem 55, N. Driver 54, H. Hamilton 53,
l . 1)alton :12, H. Shackleton 51.2, A.
tisunderei 51, V. McDonagh 50.5, E.
l'roudluot 50.:3, K. Wtsto0 50, - M.
Barchler 40,5, 0. Field 47 5, C. V. Wil -
limn. 17.5. 1'. Carry 44.4, Geo. Ross
:11.5, E. (filen :CI.
" l'oMHertrtar- Fotaai
N. Hrrechier s2.6, L. Austin fi2.5, O.
Wells m1.7, A. Cox 79, W. Sutherland
71 .3, J.,Hurley 71, H. Griffith 70:, H.
McCluskey 66.5, E. %Vateun 480, L.
Price 47.4.
FORM III, B.
HUN014e:-- E. Nairn 75.
P.asr:- M. elbackleum 73.3. H. E.
Walters 7.1.13, M. Galt 7U, E., Pridhani
119, 11. Griffin 115, L. Cowan 64, H.
letoddart 153.6. M. Welsh Si. B. Boyd
1!`'.5, W. Cox 62, J. Neirntrl, E. Moos
61.5, J. ('utt 01.3. H. Hartwell 111.2, 11.
H. Currie 01.
Bsww:-E. F. Jaye 59.6, W. H.
Cunningham 511, J. C. Young .i7 8, 8.
Hrituicomhe 57:3. E. Galt 57.3, H.
Powell 511 p, E. Porter 433. •
The standing of N. Green and M.
Yuill is not given for they are taking
other work.
F01041 111. A.
1.41414:--11. AdauI,, 74.7, G. G. Mac-
wrur74, J. (aarvev'73.6, T. Kidd 73 1,
11. Clark 70.3, S. ifearomr 7u 2, M.
l..hneton11t&3, 1'. Alen I1) 1, C. Gilkin-
son 08.5, M. Gilkinson 013 3, I. 0. ('u -
ie (f7.e• P. D.eu, ,,i *f7.s, R. A, Brad -
old 67.7. N. C. Jones 67 4, N. Robin -
00 til. M. M. Youneg 011.(1 W. Dances-
16
ancry11311. W. Rpm 604.3, H. Durst et 1s,
K Boyle 01.2, E. Pollock 111.2. L ti•r-
ver 01, 11. l5. J. Ryan tut., T. Kemp-
ton (12.3, (' Hays 1111, M. Redmond
58.7. (l. McDowell 5K 4, 11. Mewl .56.S,
ll.'Lug •'non 51.3, l'. Welsh 5i.
Forte IV.
l'art Ie.--Hovotu.:-F. A. Smith „
7s. t3, Ni. 1. Tout 78.41.
-irr. W. R. Davie, the veteran edi-
tor and puhlieber of the Mitchell Ad -
moue, a ss . visitor in town on Sat -
WARY. He was here spendingthe day
with hi. sons, Means. Normal and T.
M. Devi..
-Pollee Se grant Moore has tacked
sip •irrt4* in the Square heisting the in-
'<Tip,lens : ••K.ep to the Pathe.”
1(tonll ir,y■ particularly are reminded'
to obey these signs abet -white the
tinliremen may take them for a little
walk to the town hall.
-Mr Harry Mrnrd , who his been
etoPl^y ed as a cloth In Mr. W. J.
Powell's reneery store for some con-
siderable time. secured • prrsition
es traveller with the Mooney Riecuit
avid candy C.T. of Stratford. Hie
Mends will be glad to learn that he
Mil still eontinase to live here.
-115 F.4 John.,(,, who has beer[
eennecoed wl h Mr. F. .1. Hodsod's
diene stere, few 'tome time pea -, !waves
m+ Mnnd. y next for Tnrnnte. where he
wilt enter the employ of Mr. G. M. Mo-
Ietyrw, who entsdocts a drug noel-
"
uer• an Qqs atrret wet. lir. John
iavi bee t memo eus friends here 'who wish
ruses Lilts.
512111
SINGER STORE
Stamped Waist
'Bargains
h*ve a flne *emitment of
stamped Worsts, in lawn and
senile, very newel., designs. reg.
altar price 75r to $L(s), now 65e.
r.,O)tr litre t.( White Wear.
�trare4ued is tit* Pottier (beige and
pattern, including Nightgown.,
Combination forret Cover.. pit.
low Slip.. Day Slip-. Towels,
etc.
We Say. • choice Int of baby
'awing Med snmoer Honee, s, the
very latest styles, from 25c to
El All.
O,rr spring stork of Cushions•
Oewtres. Renn.e.. are the newest
designs out. We have/like and
1) M C Thread* in all shades,
always in stork. We *leo bavo
I) N C black Cordonnet.
Call and se•• nor iadir*' Collars
nerd (sees' Nec*.eroar. et the
1,.ng•1 8*..,e.
(Mrs. L. B. Tape
frf lel med Room Not pisomind toy moral
amid mini& BS =V Me
SIBUIR
ana
Lyric Theatre
Tbs Popular Picture House
Eatraordieary Attraction
2 NIGHTS 2
THURSDAY and FRIDAY.
MAY 14th and 1 Sth
A Gigantic Photo Play in 5 Parte
"Through Fire to Fortune"
Thar splendid production is with-
out doubt one of the greatest and most
superb efforts of the Motion Picture
Industry. A revelation in photo plays.
Teeming full of exciting incidents and
situations. I'ositively the largest and
beet production ever prevented in
tloderieb. One hour and a quarter' of
the best entertainment possible. You
cannot. afford to miss this.
The very best and latest in In-
strumental Music each night
Although this production has been
secured at considerable extra expense
the price of admission will be a. usual,
10o and So
Watch this space for our nett
special offering.
COME EARLY
The "Hall Mark" of this Theatre is
.Quality"
G. BUGGINS
Proprietor.
PAs.: -H. H. Naeltay 70.7, A. I.
WarkBOA. -
Baww•`:-W. D. Phillips 55.7, N.
Griffin 31.4.
Part 1I.--HuNufw:-F. A. King 70.5,
J. McClinton 70 7.
PArse.-U. M. !'lark 7:3.$, H. I'ridham
711.5. V. B. Durnic 111.3.
The attention of those interested is
called to the fact that too wauy are
below pass s►rusting• particularly in
Formas 1. and I1., but tbe greater nuw-
her of these are *o hopefully near the
stafd•rd that it is much worth while
putting forth specially earnest effort
to reach the dol per cent.
Promotion exramioat-ions will be held
in June before the closing of school 00
the 10th of that •mootb.
SCHEDULE ARRANGED
Four Teams Have Entered the Football
itt
Judging from the enthusiasm ehusiasm mani-
fested at a meeting of the local foot-
ball fans, held in Pia Y. M.C.A. pallor@
on Monday night, it is certain that
football will be ane of the leading
sports this summer in Goderich. The
chief business of the meeting was the
drawing up of a schedule. Four teams
have entered the fixture and they
are: Y.M.C.A., (baud Trunk, West-
ern Canada Flour Mills and Ooderich
Organ. Co. Many minor matters af-
fecting the league were discussed at
some length. Representatives from
each of the four teams were present.
Each team has decided upon a color
of sweatere in order that the sprcta-
tors may distinguish the player* wade
a game is in progrew. All captains of
teams are required to have a full list
of their Mayers and hand them in to
the secretary or leave them in tbe
Y.M.C.A. rooms before Saturday
night.
Each player will be assessed a mem-
bership fee of 10 rents, In order to
keep up the finance* so :hat the win-
ning tram tit an all-star team may
compete with outaide team; it was
decided to take up a silver collection
at watches.
Tbs omrer* elected were: Mr. A.
M. Robertson, president, and Mr.
!'bar. F:. Compton, secretary -treasur-
er. The executive will consist of these
two omomII with a representative ap-
pointed by each of the four teams in
the league.
THE SC[IEDI:LE.
May 11-llaand Trunk es. Y.M.C.A;
14-Otgno Oo. v.. Big Mill.
18-Y.M.C.A. vs. Organ Co.
21 -Big 31,11 vs. Grand Trunk.
25 --Big Mill vs. Y.M.C.A.
:7t -($rand Trunk vi. Organ Co.
Juste 1 -Organ Co. ve. Big Mill.
8. --Big .Will vs. (:rand Ttunk.
11-Y.M.('.A. vs. Organ Co.
15 -Grand Trunk vs. Organ Co.
1:3 -Y.14 C.A. vs. Big Mill.
All games will be played on Victoria
park troth seven to eigut o'clock. The
secretary was instructed to ask per-
mission of the Mayor to use this
ground.
'rhe colons as decided upon are
Y.M.C.A.. IPI shirt of sweaters: Big
Mill, wh,te; Grand Trunk, blue, and
Organ Go., green.
The er.tered list of players is as fol-
lows :.-
Y.M.C.A. --Messrs, A. G. Nisbet,
John Lauder, K. Pritchard, Ernieq
Pridhaw, Penick Forbes. Chariest
McArthur, Ed. Spahr, I nsworth
Jones, W. J. Swale, J. E. !Swells,
Stephen Aitken. W. H. Barker.
Orrgg-an Co.- Messrs. Walter Orem,
}�
Deitch, ' , Pre•I . Weir. nooses
n urdua Lfully, French. Fel-
lows, Arthur Rooth, Albert McDon-
ald, Wm. Plumage, Itubt. Nesbitt,
David McMillan, Cherie+ Tweedie,
Wm. Hall.
Big Mill. -Meares. W. Callow, H.
Cracknell, F. Bowers, E. Callow, W.
Peucbey, C. Lambert, W. Kitten, A.
K{ ton, (4. Bacon, H. Leggett, J. Tay•
lor, C. Andrew., G. Buck. W. ('ad-
man, B. Young. H. Smith.
((rand Trunk .-Mewsrs, Wm. Met-
calf, J. Bowler, T. J,harts, R.
Sparking, T. Coletnen. J. (` ,holm, J.
Stewart, W. Rrlddle, W. mitt, L.
Whitley, H. Watson, E'. Burners, C.
Murray.
Regimental Eutecises
Col. A. H. Mar -dowel, of the toot
elilitery divuinn, wbieh bas its head -
'i quarters at Lendun. was in tows
ynste day giving tM, nmrer.. ol the,
!Kind regiment regimental exr'lebM.
A eireoise wrote via Nile, Carlow anal
Ifeenb{Iler wan made by motor reread
tlleneleers wen. In.irurtmd In the Lae -
Wel setll'ln.s whiob will be w( eked out
la camp later.
Saturday Specials
at the
Maple Leaf Grocery
Fruits
Strawberries, New Pine Apples
Florida Grape Fruits. Bananas,
Sunkist Oranges In all sizes.
New Vegetables
Ripe Tomatoes. c ucwulrers,
Celery, Lettuce, Orion; Rwli.b,
Rhubarb, New tMbbag'_•.
Horne -made
Maple Syrup
Have just received a large
quantity of Heme-anade Maple
Syrup of the very highest qual-
ity and flavor.
Butter, Eggs and
('%'KED MEATS
We are making arrangements
to have • large and choice as-
sortment in all these liner for
Saturday and will iw in a
position to supply your wants
with choice Creamery sod Dairy
Butter. strictly fresh Eger and
Cured and Cooked Merits. •
All orders will receive our
careful attention.
S. J. YOUNG
Hamilton Street
Men in every walk
of life will do better
if they Dress better
in our better
clothes.
People are buying
better clothes be-
cause it is a good in-
vestment, better
positions and better
pay go with better
clothes. Let us sell
you a good 20th
Century Brand Suit
---it will pay you.
.arwe 1417,14i.r
ss .r. ic tense o a
trove __s (m'r taIIsnn
Walter C. Priaham
• Sok Agent (or
zoth Century Brari Clothing and
King Hats
Headlight Overalls
9
A year ego
be couldn't eat
•
410
' Today be can eat Buss square
t ear and rr'mettrnes one
"metre because Chamberlain'ste
Taetsoared Steele( hTroubles
▪ rave ave bias a good dieestios.
Tem try them. 25c. a bottle.
All
Behr arra and br ers orby
2 OitaC*. Tenor
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ti
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1 SCHOOL BOARD
COMMITTEE BRINGS 114 REPORTS
GOVERNING SALARIES
Principal of Victoria School Will net Ins
creases up to 91300 Per Year and
Principal of Central School is Lim.
leo to 9900 Per Annum Salary ,
Schedule Arranged
The public school !ward meet ou Mon
day evening 1114i. The winutor of last
meeting were read and approved. A
letter was read frow Mr. Hoyle, of
Whitby, agent of Department of Kdu-
catioo, dsiriug to address the school
children with their lmrenta ar moon an
possible. The matter was left with
the cheirniau and inspector to arrange
the sauce. The ercretaryb report was
read showing that total paid to date
was f tl1.;y1. Principal long, of V,c-
torla reboot. reported :111 in" the roll,
being the le gest attendance reported,
with an average attendance of 315.
Miss Sharman, principal of (ventral
.chool, reported ..tit on the roll with an
average attendance of 'alai These re-
ports were received and filed. A time -
her of ascouuts were read and trussed
10 fiu•0ce curnwittee to be dealt with.
1)r. ()allow, as chsirtruan of the cute
nutter uu salaries, reported a. fol-
lows: -
Your cc imuitt. a appointed to revise
the teachers' saluriea wane time +ago,
after collecting considerable data from
other places, interviewing -the teachers
and going into the mutter folly and
carefully. beg to recowwend es lea -
lows :--
Twat Elia) he the initial salary for
teachers bolding second -'less certifi-
cates with dews than two years exper-'
iencr, and with two year.' experience
or wore, $175.
That $65(1 he the rnasiwurn salary
for teacher haling second -clary .er-
titicates.
That $175 be the initial salary for
teachers holding first-class certificates
with less than two years experience
and with two years exlrerienee or more
$5(x).
'%'hat $70) be the maximum salary
for teachers holding fust -class cer-
tificates.
That the inspector's report for the
year under the headings of "Teaching
!'ower" and "Governing Power" en-
dorsed by the principals of the various
schools be the basis of which the a0-
nusl increases be wade. 1
A teacher bolding a' first-class cer-
tificate and gtyule'd excellent under;
both these beadings shall receive $33
fncr•eare per annum uotil the maxi-'
mus, is reached, ,vhile a teacher hold-
ing a second class certificate and eu'
graded shall receive $25 per annum 11
until the maximum is rescued.
A teacher holding a first class cer- 1
Plicate and graded good ,hall receive 1
$'sir per annum up to the maximum
and a teacher with a second-class cer-
tificate so graded shall receive $15 in -1
crease per anlluru u to the maximum.A teacher gradetll�fair shall receive
no annual increase.
A teacher graded fair for two con-
secutive years shall be considered as
unwatisfectory to the board and the
e esnetary shall lie instructed to ask
for lis or her resignation.
Thatheincreases in all the above
casco be paid in a lump sum at the
end of the teachiug year and then
only if the teacher has tauybt the full
year.
That the salary of the Principal of
Victoria school, remain the same as
at present with the annual increase of
$25 until maximum of $13110 is rescb-
ed until such Prue as he qualifies him- I
self for first-class certificate as prow -
iced the Board on his engagement
when the annual in:rease shall be $50,
until the maximum is reacbed.
That the maxiwuni for the Principal!
i
of Central school he raised to upsell)
with a y,•arly increase of fr25.
That no resignation will be accepted
to permit a teacher to accept another
teaching position during the yea.
That contract forms be gireu the
teachers for signature under the new
schedule within two weeks and !het!.
they be returnable by June' i5th, 1914.
Any teacher not returning her con-
tract signed by that date to lie consid-'
reed .e. not. wishing to continue on the
sten' and that new npplicatious he ad-'
verticrd for the positions.
Thiii schedule to come into effect
September 1st. 1911.
The above report Was .adopted. Sa1-
aries for term beginning September
I 5 h after considerable discusaiu0, were
agreed upon.- The Contingent com-
mittee was instructed to ask for ten-
ders ter coal for following year.
CHURCH NOTES
"Elijah, the Fiery Prophet of tied."
ie to ba• flit, subject of the sermon by
Rev. Won. H. 1Yrighton in the Baptist
hureh an Sunday Inontiug next. In
rbe evening Mr. \Wrighton will preach
.m "The Story of tatnelius." This dis-1
course is one of a retire on "The ('on-
rereirma of the Hible."
Rev (len. E. Rnser will conduct the
services in Knox chor-71) next Huntley,
taking as hie morning aohject : 'The
(Neatest Need of for Church -Prayer."
In the evening an address will be de-
livered (•v Iter. Robert Laird, 31 A.,
recently prnte-enr in Quern's ugrrni1
site. kr. trifid will told a rv,nfer-1
e•urenf repre•Pntativr-o of all the of-
Ken•saiigne i
of the congregation at lite
et(nc es service.
14TCTa. or twee. tits or T1//TI.4. r
Loc.. (011!. 1w.
Mask J. t bcnitJ wake. cath that he 1. wa-
les eartorr of the tiro of F. J Cheney a r b.
dole./ Ire inr*m.nrhe (-Its w Tneede. County
awl Siege store..M, *491 that etre Vern writ
pay tee eon of are: 11t'N1'ItKU (oi.,.A(tel
f.* i *e -h Mer ever; ra.e of t',st•rlb ,cast a•a
no: be nosed t'r t/ie am .r t►nn's ''stare, Cress.
FRANK J. ( NF:NkY
tlan,e ti lrefnre.�i,e and rb.eslhrd In res
tier -once. t his o:. h day; of I.soepibur, A. D.,
tical
141.: it A. 44, UI,F:Al.nri.
Nnr•ae 1'r sit t.
Hall'. Catarrh ('are fa taken IManrally, sad
an.• drteosly on the bleed sad inectenes mar
faces .d Ih,• •r •ern. Sorrel for tortAinersislis
Aeieln.oe 1...I,1 R 1. V K Y A I 0. Toledo. 0.
byd� a�tI drnetKek; . Ir.
k. fish. enmity P111s (• r'-on-llpaUoa-
Meeting Postponed
Owing to counter attractions can.-
inr * wnsll 4, tendency, the annual
sneering of the Menenet prig Canoe
elite, %ch•vluled lo 8. held Inst 'ruse-
d•yl ,telt, was postponed until tomor-
row F'tioa) 1 "delft. Inteertaant
aeas rt -me* hp at this meeting-
gMECDRI
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Let as Help You
Gd IMO Touch
with 1�uar Market
If you have found It hard
OF CANADA to sell your fruit and
other farm products to
advantage, let us help you solve the difficulty. We
have Branches in all the principal centres, and can
tell you where and to whom you can sell direct,
and eliminate middlemen's profits.
Goderich Branch—F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager.
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TO BUILDERS
having now installed a recut Band Saw, we
.tre prepared to supply builders and the trade with
RECUT SIDING
in any quantities and of any material for buildings.
LUMBER OF ALL SIZES TO ORDER
.\ large stock of Lumber on hand of standard
sizes.
i
Ontario White Pine Shingles and Lath.
We are prepared to do jobbing' or custom work
on short notice. •
Soft and Ilardwocd Slabs for sale by the cord.
The Paget Grain Door Co., Limited
GODERICH
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"'Are
Cheapest
by the Box
How you smack your lips over the deliciou% tang
of a golden "Sunkist" orange! Breakfast would be a
blank without it.
"Sunkist" are the finest selected oranges grown.
Seedless,tree=ripened, thin-skinned,fibreless. Picked
and wrapped in tissue paper, and packed by gloved
hands. fleareesf of all fruits.
"Sunkist" Orange Spoon
Guaranteed Rogers A-1 Standard Silver
pla'e. Rich, heavy. Exclusive "Sunkist" pattern.
27 different premiums.
For this orange spoon send 12 trademarks cut
from"Sunkist" orange wrappers and 12 cents. "Red
Ball" orange wrappers count same as "Sunkist."
In remitting, send amounts of 20 cents or over by Postal
Note, Postofrrce or Express Macey Order.
Send your name for our com-
plete free "Sunkist" premium circular and Pre-
mium Club Plan.
Reduced prices of your d►efer's ea "SUNKIST'
Orewpa by the boa or hrai-boa.
Address all orders for premum silverware and
all correspondence to
CALIFORNIA FRUIT GROWERS EXCHANGE
105 King St., East, cos. Church, Toronto, Oat -
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tlk'ayra.t Oraan�aMa1n sane 1150
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