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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1914-7-9, Page 44 T1ir)ItSDAT, JOLT 9. 1914 Tennis Shoes Fleet Foot Tennis and Bowling Shoes give satisfactory style ' and service. Such qualities also shown in latest Oxfords Pumps. ('all in select yours at are the and and J. H. McClinton's ra"""o""""""W",","MaP.ie AT. HOME COLLEG E ars fan• repaving Ivo their own vow to occupy 1.1.•rnt Ira owitinvo. a. .i coos tarn if VoU Lo %VIKA. Pri01110010 0,101111i teed. enter noncom nor der. •Indlvid Thirty year-• ex perie ice termini trideerm in 1 doled it. Sr; ii err r`irileltr, eparialeo rot far teachers. lora' A--ov,..Coli of Comte., suirituar School sr famotto My Moo 14...inei.i. Collage. London. Clinton Business Callege 0110. elYPTTON Preadeet. ti. F. Worn Principal sisseerenesweeereerie 114.0007 .01 dreier as mem drbibrIpitreproessorr Ars r boar 1.111 trip Am. RP St Ivy. rrrevir rt. 00,10 Loa. or.- rvpr pa old Quebrc--Vieln al ae Omani 1 ears' river rot ir lierrally crew*. bnebr colorol pro.. 1011 01 murrain. SLIP. St tart TOMS.. Orota. 3 tom 00.0.0000.1".00., 00.aiWorWareberearoe0OS Right Now Is the time bi env \ otr Frost %Wood /Imam. Mon er, Bey Tedder, Londe,- and Rake, A.latn. Wagon and Hey neck. Cock•hutt Cos n or Surrey. Nilsen Manure Spreadet and Empire Cream Repaint ales on hen]. Herbert F. Morris Hamilton Street It Takes Money t, iinve good jribbing done, hot it (eerie mot for a poor one in the end. To Get Good Tinning von most employil thone who know how. You will not make any tundek• If y nee' roll on 110, Wm do work that thne and luenther will show vies done right. Stich a job is worth a resaleable price and you and our ideas on that point will he found meaty dose together. FRED HUNT HAMILTON STREET GODERICH PHONE las SUBSCRIBE ROM TIM IIKOKAL KIPPEN Mr. Wesley Harvey toad• a geed sale last week of his large crop of brans bold ogee from Inez year Magee Anne, Diesdale and Carle McKenzie, of Toronto, ars rpt•uding a few days with meads here. Dr. and Mn. George licboellig, of Detroit were visiting their old friends. Mr. and Mrs. Johnston, lest week. All erepleseed to hear that little Mise Dorothy Grasetek, who appeared to be .eriously ill for a few days lot week, is about all ritibt again. Mr. and Mr.. W. H. Johnston were in Exeter no Tuesday of this week at- tending the funeral of au old friend, the Tate Wm. Northcott. formerly of fiesernith. Mr. Alden Whiteman, of Detroit, and hie sister, Mire Mabel, of Toronto, are aloe. visiting friend* in this vicin- ity. Mr. Whiteman reports business very quirt in Detroit. On Sundayy. June -^ith, Rev. T. J. Snowden, Ph. B., preached farewell sermons on the Varna circuit. He left with •hest wishes for bis sucrase on his new circuit, Yarmouth Centre. Hi. successor, Rev. A. W. Brown, preach- ed his first sermons last Sunday and made N good impreesioni - _,. DUNGANNON Mr. R. H Barnard rpent July let in Sehringville. • Min Maggie fisher to visiting rela- tives at Ridgeway. The Mires. Hunter spent • few days with their brother, Rev. J. E. Hunter. ' Mn. Pentland and daughter, Nes. building by does rare young gazelles u Kieft, of Baltimore, are visiting at the see if their own s iai hero was do- home of Nee. J. Ryan. Nt. and, Nt...N{Clurr and f4.,"11).Ing his pan at h faithfully or to assure thrrurrlve..l that he war in no di►nge • spent Sundey with his, Me. of bring bunt or perhaps worse and i John 51celurr, of Benwiller. might be said tea. that the boys, ntsn7 Misr Madre -Mol.aao. of Ilegota. of theau had oecaalon to glltppse ar- New Jersey, is visiting her grandrine iron® titiitrwnter leo** riots ryas on sults, .I r. end Yrs. J. Whyard. the tables. Nn, po, but pot a gaze nn Mrs. J. Raunde+.. returned borne the bevy of loveliness ns they glace Settirl.y after spending a few days (ally went about their auk. On err with ,ela•ivrr in the village. ori time the structure was rewritten..r Ur. M. Hae, of Vancouver: a and three rousing hearty cheers given former Dungannon rwidrnt, i. wit- and then a gallant charge esu r!t ing friends mud acqueintanceeh-re. hrsrilyladenwi nailed nt gond thing \Ire. Anderson and son, of SeelftCur- ana the rapid ways in which wid tent. Saeketebrwan,. 111" virlli/fig her gaps we.e made and,,the hearty men patents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hendee- nee itt which every one was doing hi sun. - devour is evidence enough that the ef- 31 r.. Rartou Roach and daughter forts of the fair once was highly ap returned fe a visit with relative io predated. After the inner man we Exeter. r+.__ _�_...__._� spindled a11. turned to and the rein name, dishes and table* were all clear ed neap .in.i order in thie deperrment WelITEt.HURCH was again restored. A band of toes Nes. Armstrong, nt Harrie. is visit. musicians was then soon on hand and '! int* ber corrin, Dr. Jamieson. by its deliihtfrtl strains thetight fan Mr... John McBurney. of Cites City, tactic wits in foil sway and a delight )lifiebigsn, i.i visiting me.. i:-barierv. • til time wan indulged in by a large Mrs. John Rawson left toddy on s number nt the young people mail the vial% to her daughter at Brant (Ord. wee sins' hones had ganged away, after which hest wishes for Mr. and Mrs. Emerson and tinnily was extend ed and the merry , gathering sought their hones. , THE SIGNAL : GODIRIOR t ONTARIO guarantee that the inner man was sat idled at all events. The •ports and games were kept up until late in the evening. It was very close on 1 o'clock before the large `atheri,' could heeak awry. The beautiful moonlight night was too catkin and the happy faces of thee youo coupler as they wandered tbruug the beautiful groves or foun • shady nook to bill and coo awhil was an evident fact that that funn - ' o'clock the bride entered the parlor eta •• ' the ares of her fattier. t1..a stator, i Miss Sadie Cook, wee bridesmaid awn • 11 1 Mr. It mild Metier metre) as hast • g man. Nov. George McKiul,.y, of I 1 f.etelnn ., peeforwted the esswnany • g and the wedding march was played by di • R I Miss Ueda Melia. The bridi s dress b + was of obits voile trimmed with d shadow lace and pearls and eh. cerriad e a bouquet of wblte carnations The y bridesmaid wore white embroidered • . voile. The'roowis Rift to the bride e I was a diamond ring. Atter the are twiny the guest., about 150, enjoyed • the *upper which wit, served on the s lawn The evening was spent In genies and dancing We welcome ✓ liars. McBee to our midst and wish the • young couple every joy and happiness. • The home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob - McGee was the scene of a festive sweat n on Tuesday evening, June •11th, when 1 • . their third daughter, Gertrude. was • united in :marriage with Mr. Robert • t ' E. Wilson, of the Western Canada • Flour Milts et Guderich. At rix I • e o'clock the bride entered the parlor to O • the strains of the wedding • realah n played by her sister, Della, and wan • n given away by her father. The hridal • e party took their piece, beneath an - arch of evergreens banked with ferns, mit lilies and orange blos.oms. The • gmoni s .terse, Misr M.r•garet Wilson. e acted as brioeemaid and the bride'. - brother, Albert, filled the niece or best I !nae. Rev. G. GOw1w...t Uung,.uuon, k ofttrieted. The bride's gown w.t• a white satin ttiwnted with ebedow lace • e and girdle of emerald and she car rind 1 x houguet of orange binseoa+e. The - little fellow—Cupid --wad shooting hi • • 1• • • • hodeseneid was dressed In pink milk 1, After extending coo/gratulation@ to the litmus repast. lb. eve n wss •pent in gamma and (lowing The groom . _elf; to the Nide was A gold Inacelef. • net with iiinethyot. tc the best , coldly. including tern handsome O cheques front the Irride'd father trod • the father 111. tbe stetson. After it' - sr, tending the weddieg thersietter'e • • lerother. John. on Wednesday, Mr, and s Mrs. %Wilson left for a trip to Toronto and Niagera Fails. The trade's going - away suit wits Nue silk poplin trhu- di s turd with white wain and a possum& - • hat. We wieh than eve, y happineen • READY-TO-WEAR - in their new home in Giaterieb. • WASH GARMENTS • were hy • •: • •••••••••••r•••••••••••••a•••••••••••• • THE COLBORNE STORE L>:.:0.1( •• - - • • • • Do You Read Our Ad. Every Week ? It does not ask you to buy, only asks you to come to the store if you have a thought of buying. More and more of those who come here find what they want and buy it because our prices are right and our goods the best 150 of the hooky young fellow• to be found for the prices asked WARM WEATHER DRESS MATERIALS Though the season adwancinn and our sales lasing hat at large in aurniner Fabric". our stock is stilt in go:xt tiler to meet buyer." wanta in Crepes, Crinkles, Relines. Muslims, Organdies end Bed fords. mostly white, white ground. with colored Howere and plain blue. pink, atelier. and tsne. Scene of the latest weaves among them. GLOVES A big stock lot of 2 -button Lisle. in the follow - leg colors. fawn. navy, tan. Indio, Incas, willow, grey. slice -and eiectrie. 16 half-dozen boxes. reg- ular mice 25e, pale price 15c. 11 belt -dozen boxes, regular pri:e sale price 19,.. 9 half-dozen boxes. &rimier alc, sale price :15e. A big hergain surely in glover. SUMMER HOSIERY Never better velitee offered thari ean be (mold ines now at our eutlOtero. Famous velure in Stockings 2 pairs for 25e and in 25e lines. They are *hotline in value and hundreds of paint to Select front. PARASOLS discount on early (Tient; mice; leaves us with Parasol values rarely found. If is buyer, Come here f* your Parasol. ST. HELENS • for children, misses mod women are in good de- ! Mies Margaret Miller is visiting at Idiom Sara Smith is *pending her vacation at home. . Philter home rigida. „ Miss Mertoiret Weld-) is tame from Deshsrood for thew holiday/. Miseet Emma and Klua Woods are whining friends et Erin. • Mr. aid Mime M. Mousy visited friend* at iti edale over Minder. -Mee Est her and Goldfus MePhereiou spent the week -end with Rtyth fitiends. Mier Jeen Malan/ad. of Toronto. is *pending her holidays with tv ' .Meo. H. Rutherford and Miss Eliz- abeth flotherford Spent few day• at Port Albert. Mr. and Mire. Hugh' MeMAetle, Stskatoon. are visiting their Many friends around Msge. Miss Colas& Clark and Mr. Demote - Phillips are lima* from tbe (iodate!) collegiate institute. Meson:. Todd A Joynes meta are buitY getting reit timber for the new evaporator which Mr. Joynt intends • tnand just now. Too can find an assortrneot here that you csn erten? select front. Out et Yin*. • finish and prices are all you could expect to find • in any stpre. Many ol our citizens took iti the htil- Mr. Daniel Martin has gone on Iito extended visit fro the west for the Mt. Joseph McBurney. of easts.Ckty.. Mr. Weldor Bell, aged 21 yeere, was Mit:imitate ie paying a visit to Mr. ,d77-Porbe'l in'ille ewlawlind Puna bore itleherd Chatters. • • Monday evening, whet,. while, in loth - Mr . Eli Jsques has added greatly 10 ins( with et.companion. he tolvk erasups the *pre aratiee of him house by giving and sank in deep water. His compare it ti Ince cost of paint. ion at once ran fineaseivtanee end call - Mr. Will Middleton has 'returned ed Dr. Milne. reeve af the village. The house front A pleh-rtnt week's visit with bodv WAS Ila3011 found bed nothing relatives end friend, et Be antfurd. coutti he done. Deceased wen a son of Miss Elith l'eddle, who hal been Mr. and Ilrii. %Vitt. Bell. This is the teaching at (retina Bend, be spending first drowning that has ever Recurred the holidays under the peternal root. at BlYth• • sin.' Lillie Patterson, of ' Toronto. t . pleasant visit at tier brothel's. Mr K.. Miss Beth Welsh. of Virden, called Patterson. oti ft tends at Laurier. Mr. Thome% Penrose has retutned 1 Mr. J. McAllister, of Toronto, is to his duties with Mr. Ilenj. Nicelenni. holding weetinge at the Gospel ball Kan. after a cemple of weeks on the ' s f with tonsillitis. 3Ir. John Simpson attended the wed- ding of hie comets, Mr. Win. Simpson, at Lattiplide on Tuesday. The bride • Messrs. Jamie Johnstonsand Frank Munroe welted friends in Kincardine lest week. Miss Kate McGregor. of LucknoW. nag Mete Ferguson. , is at preeent visiting ber father. Mr. Rev. J. Ure Stewart and family i D. Milirt'R"r• spent loft week in Oodostich attending the eurnmer toehold in connection wit Kenapton vieited Mr'. K. J. McKer.zie T Wise* Sophia and Talkies The nigny eciende or mr, John knee. Wide a large number took in the the Prestryterian ckirch. caw day butt week. son will he pleased to learn 'been. els igeoinen • Monti .0 picnic which was home again and is Espial, recovering , beld at K inter) on Tureday Inet. after tbe wet' op. -tenon be had I Weer. Beth ettd Lillian Boyd. of undergorie in the liVoighani heepitel. °Menal. were the goad., of their One of our young men is paying hi, brother. Mr. l'harice Boyd, OVti Sun - regular weekly emits to the ode toad. dike • Noma peopie opine that Dame I. *nose Miss Madge McDonald. of Taoist.). aiterseeion in thin emersion. Weil, is at ',gement home for a few weeks vie - Mrs. Alex. Leech vrho has been •ie- Nei. H. Pilchard, of locknow, iting ere sister. elm t)„,0 „g visiting her mother. Mrs. I). MeNsio tither relatives and friends in the 1'1'12°1* "r7' ill at present.. Dr. Sirup- neighb whood the paid thtee weeks. son. of Kintail, 1. attending her. left for her borne at Marquette. Michi- gan. lett Fridley. • PORT ALBERT Messrs. Davidson k Son, of Wing- Miss Tenet Hawkins is home front ham, who have hewn drilling a well at her school in St. Thinnae for the Imit- ate co -emery. found plenty of good days. pure teeter vestenday at A depth id illt eti•rvice will he held iu the English feet They hare /eft for Ile/grave to • , hutch on Sunday morning next at II do SOM. 01 her joie in that vicinity eon (-hutch irt lowering orwmpletton. Laid onto. are spending the summer at Mr. gang of trainer*, started the 1111/1111 Mester Oortion Pesreon Wee the writ •nd nn eleturday ofternoon a guest of Master Albeit Swale in triode- rrowd of over Her of the villegers and rich lest wee . surrounding count, y gethered to the Morse. 31,ii lie and NVinnie Cunning - raising and aft...rearm:sit feet three houre' ham are hoop. f their !reboots at work evei y stick was in place. Then Riverview Belleville. three hearty elutes were given and a Urea forget that you rim get the tiger for the ladies Of the congregation veri bee -t of ice o ream at the village with one of their hest of good supper*. el INS Minnie Dickeon has been visit - The shed i• 12n feet by 50 feet with 10 ing her farm& Dora Schornhals, feet ronerete wail* ft will he (mot- in Clinton for the lees two we3tit. pietist! Doe week The old shed will elm. George Stewart and Miss Lizzie he offered for sale in parts or the whole. Brown. of Detroit. ere visiting their A bargain for somebody. parerve, and Mr*. W. f.e. 0. lam. Friday was civic holiday in the iikonn• village, and a* announeed the Yount Mrs. W. T Gillett and son returned People'. 'Metier isoci•ty held • to Sarnia on Wednesday after three Moos at the Pith beide,. Was it west& visit with bet parent*. Mr. and hig affair ? Weil. well. we would BIM Thomas %Wilson. jr. *pine. and • •plendid imeceire at that. Mr. and Mrs Kai -mond Powney and was out for • nod time and everybody ifir. H. Hayden's for the past two hed 11 to the 1. There WAS not even weeks. aterned to their home in Tor hoine guert1 left behind. Over en0 mato cm Saturday from the clunk, village and its oar Tim lawn social gives by Die emigre. rounding. IIP. re out in their Ronda, Oration of Chisel chureh rin Prose hest. The day was an ides' one for evening teat *am quite a borers. Seal 40 oneasion and tlie programme Everyone enjoyed the musk supplied was a good ooe and carried reit with by the renewal t oretwetra, sad Mies good fellowship and fun galore for 'rem Marnw WarronerS solos elm 117o41 all. Baseball. football. hosting. font taneh praise races and other sports were the order Port Albert is apparently a favor - of the day, while swinge •nd neerry-go- its reerwt for picnic. this summer, se round* were In full plisy for the little thee are teenier here •Imost every folks and eel many of the Wig folks wbo day. ft Is bard to flail • better er eared to ledgers. thenteelese ths fa a picnic then at the lake ere, thrills of this sport. There was also with turn reel steed eel& Ln nod a large boortit ot the grounds where sports in and eemellent bathing plates iee ream of • teat dellelomi kind. Oise al (Kir nromernos young farm - fruits and nine rooting drieks were to ere. Mr John W. Melia. wee married he had. The hundreds of well filled , mist. (haw Ina eldest daughter nf harikete of good Oder were In ••i- Mr end Mrs. P Cook. of the lith con- done* wad the hearty way in which eseeine of Aehtletio oft Wedeseada these !Matto woes partaken of was • isersaIng, July let. %ally after aiv • • • • W. B. NUFORM CORSETS Reflect the very latest styles and give fashions lines to ebery figure. The new inodelis are the highest note in hiplees—with almost no boning. which flexibil- ity allows unrestrained movement In any pole etbeath like in fie. they mould the figure int() slender. sylph -like lines and show any, gown and limy figure to superb ed vantage, W. B. Elastine- Reduse Corsets This Cornet imolai. stout figures into slen- der linee, reducing hip' *rid abdomen one to five inehts. Wearproof elaoine gores give freedom to every movenient And make W. H. Elastine-Iteduni Corsets, comfortable every nrinii tr. which we have secured to fill the growing demand for a Corset without belt of !mettle. %Ve invite you to inspect this new line of Corsets that we art carrying. LAWN WAISTS .We put A lag lot of the•se Waists on sale last week. They are solo down to 21 in all. Prices did the Ole. it is alwaym the case at this store. On sale goods sleep) go feet. Patterns J. H. COLBORNE Corsets Standard • • • - • • • 1 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Mr. John Johnston** gang ere •t Moreoerrohat water, in its rapid run- "41111111•911Memmingengougumg week putt ing a cement cover on the off, gradually tato' with it tbe soil. dam to te:ein more weter and expects and. where the soil. covering the rock. to have it teady in two week*. 'is thin. it ire apt to be washed ewey Brophey Bros meet July 1st with their ',on. Sheerer. *Wiley rif stroveiog a new forest• on tile Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson. or.. leatirely. Honer there is lust any pos- • in London. Mr. Wilson returned and , sow bone rock. The soil I &Med OODEHICI1 blur been confined to hie bed for a few !away eveottially found its wity to the day.. !large rivers and harbors, and did At the trent pilule exeminatione. actual harm by silting these up. The held at rieeforeh in ronnection with ineressed irregularity of flow in the Die 1, .ndon , Eng.) crellege of music. at teents--excemtivrly full in spring and l e following candidate,. pupils of as s.Tantr in 'midsummer—greatly les- 17Wildwil in LlIckn°w thin •eltwa* i Mies Peal! Gidley. of lily t h. were erned the value of - the water -power I poised with hollers in t ho elementery !it•tion spiting tip to take steps to re- mr. and elm Neil yepowteee *nal grade. Mi•s Winnie Howson. wbn ittfeelest lieldi fatsql‘ Jos above referred &molter. Helen. horn a iwinenviik. I was trying for the degree of stesociate. to, mid after imine years the • Weeks Are titre on A Viait ergs almsurceestul and ie now entitled lah.,91,1,:rossittio,a011).yixpoorartl.lor itnbelinp11,,,poseetetin.gr Mao. Diehl was at Zurich on Wed- nesday to attend the funeral ,of her sister who died there PROTECTION OF FORESTS conserving the navigability of na•ig- 411)11. Irtreadno.- by buying up and. (Mine ., Mrs. Wm. Scott has returned after a ,uncboos of Governmest Reserves 3,..e on important watet -sheds. At prepent stele reaffotesting the deviiiilevi at pap better than lain. but nothine •ery to. expropriate such lands tor pur- commonly. and eons -470y, auppooeel to I heavy except seme,,odd field.. Rev. end Mrs. Hall Woods reterned rcarril,rs, eunse hinged on the power of pro- be the chief purpose ot making forget, from Goderieb. where they Attended titution. ,Criniotet the Dominion Another purpose. scarcely, if at all meting nevigat ion. given hy the con. - the sonoter whorl held there last government wire also given the regula- inferior. is mat of regulating of Mr J11101e0 Mitrhell, of the Oode- Ninth America act of 14117, and it which on accouot of the fact that the rocky. or being at too limb • tree/ and risarly exert detrimental land is unsuited for farming, through _ _ bee been suggested [het in thaws parts heing to ) poor io quality or too c f eastern Caned*, wher. waste water- er) exposed to frosts. trees form the influence on the nevigability of moist pmlltable crop. ri‘er vv. the Dominion government Forests maintained for this latter emiii'd en operate with the pro - Purr."' "'called -Pmtecl-w" f°cest6.- vincial goveruusents in their estate Possibly the best example of sorb • bribing and conserving foreet growth. forest and certainly the lergeet Kota- Ruch a water-sbed t herk:Of the Trent tion fore* in the world is the Rocky river, where. according to the report Mountains forest reserve in Alberta. istcly issued by the emoruission of isit. which now has an area of Sete% eoneervation. as the result of repeated PORTERS HILL Mr. James Harrison was in Toronto lael Monday Miss Emily Ratleige spent the holi- day in Toronto. Mr. John Cox spent the holidays at Sprinehank with hie daughter. Mrs. A. Mcfneigall ,if Londoft, Poetunntia7 Onslotnatil.frovinit,- affrA desert lands- The Trent V•Iley ment early recognized the valise of u MAU acres -ars- pract "efirisist a leillirjdetie.Y. i;attalsahis virinoritY+row- ouch Protection roeiNte• and. n7 Inc Rion has etre/4y cost the Dominion canal which peewee through this re- hridge. is visiting at Mr. John. creation of foreet referees in the wee Min Clara and 11r. Oscar flodgens. Cubes, are visiting at Mr. tilsoesre Vanderhureh s. Mr. Beni. Rutledge's children, of Toronto, are visiting at their grand- father'', Mr. Hall Rutledge's. AUBURN Mr. A. P. Jackaon bas clowe.1 down the elsoppiog mill fur repair to tie Mr. John Jackson, of Sebringeille, 'appending hie holidays at hie horns. lure Mr. Joha filsoitt baa opened his temp for busing., and will welcome his customer. hack an•r an enforced Marie iseti Mrs Jostetth Beck are s tenter/ at their untla's Mr. John peke% wore in • *dome at the lawn social on Toads former pastor. railed on • few of his MeV Wsn. Conway and family ar rived nti Friday and are matting doers in their sew house. Meters. Holman Lawman hare large gene of men touning their oak of bobbin wood and loading It on rare The C P.R. has a Nang of men el orratieg few a new atestament at the river whIch will lengthen the present bridge hy inn feet. Moors. Thomas Arid Wm. 1' Rob- ertAnn see1v•el hem"- front I Writ* to the oid tend. the ptaee of their Milk and report a pleases{ Mena go. et -nutria upwarda of 1110,0uteueel, the rreat rivers of the plain' ha•ing and as the above (*port points out, the their source in these water -abed* were re-e..abliehment of a forest cover on erbeett from the dieudrous floods, the this denuded water -shed for the comer - the river•bsds with eroded soil, so mount importance to the canal. The chgraettrietic the "v." igin&ting remedy for the many evils following in the denuded wsorretheds of the e oeforestation as pointed Out in this eastern United States In this latter region many areas in report is the carrying out of •policy of oneervatioes under Dominion, proviro the Aptolachian mountaites. which ,.efai or municipal „uncut cover • large part of Pronsylvanis, Virginia. the Carolinas and othe states were •ery eeverely cut, an have been repeatedly swept by 11 en that the forest* h•ve been entirele destroyed. When rain falls on such to area I he water rune off almost Im- mediately: if. on the other hand. the arra trete cowered with forest the *oil worth! he snore spongy and ahl• to re- tain water. sad the water would be hindered in running off by the tree - roots aed the deters. on the grouted. Hat Caoadiaa Pada, sad Witehltraa reword nainerta hobassa Castro' ingenue Steel Tees. Equine seed orgies netsming. Toronto Woinipag Vancouver rerestiat'aneesees Kepner NA law an am. doh blaaltalailivreas No. 7 tweei• taw SAO, aaeept fu... Pee bother puri tattoo erste is Ciusatd Ian The Leading FunPral Directors and Embalmers Orders carefully attended at all hours. night or day. MacEwaa Estate EXCLUSIVE AGENTS Fon SCRANT 0 N COAL FOR GODERICH AND DISTRICT Egg Coal 27.23 Stowe and Chestnut $7.30 PER TON BET COAL MINED ORDER AT ONCE AND GET THE SUMMER pRICE 4 Any quantity beet all Mora Slabs. Mixed Wood, liestsleck arse Kiedling. Telephone, omen GIS residence R12 or ors T.Swarts' 'hs, Livery ud Back Stables BOWES MIXT ALI. TRAINS Passengers called for in any part of the town for ell trains sit G. T. IL ow (Air Livery and Hack serviee *ill be found no- ne -dale in every renviret. Tour patronage solicited. T. SWARTS Phone 107 Montreal Rereet el el