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FOUR BICYCLES
Lett in Stack
one 8rasdord Red Bird i145.00
use Tle ..peed standard 945.00
ons Fixed Wheel, Second [rand 911.00
Ons Coaster, Seemed hand , 914.00
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EAST STREET GARAGE
GODERICH
Next to Tow! Hall Always Open Phase 242
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asl- t.,oft. inflames end suor� hPitmen
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-peeialisse lo Orem yr• thu,d and all Commercial Ruttier ..
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„ titvwrue. teeters T. W. Weuebeee.
ttiKiV•1• lomO, a McGill efts . Toronto
°CMLS -;PERSONALS
Cllr. T. M. Davis motored to Lon.
• [,day..
-once mann it might be added, cut'
• weeds.
-Mr. Fred. Hunt le having his gat-
e punted, .
-eller. T. M. Davie' ie slating her
pier. in Loudon.
-Mr.. Charles Dunlop is visiting
tends in Mount Forest.
-Mr. Albert Boweir. of Dundas, is
lidding his vacation is town.
-Mr. C. Riley, of Stratford, is
voiding a rxtuplr of weeks in town.
-alis Edith Bell, of Toronto, Is
kiting her ftiend, Mr.. F. J. Budged.
_Mi. Stanley Whiteman is the
wet of Jus father -ha -law, Mr. fiamuel
lalatead.
-Mr. John Jackie, reeve of Brussels.
rasa cisitcr to the county. town this
ierl.
-Mrs. Charles Symonds, - of Zee -
rain, ill visiting reletivss and friends
ere.
-A number from here attended the
sen -oriel at frebars on Wedneday-
nlbt.
-Mi.. Etta O'Grady, of Stratford, is
niung•ber sister. Mrs. D M. O'Brien.
7gin avenue.
-Mi. Wee. Joh.ston. Elgin avenue,
stemmed to his boors with a badly
trenches' reek.
-Mos F. McCarthy. of Toronto. and
Ilia it. Mctiuiie, of Ottawa, are 'Wo-
ng Mts. W. A. Coulthtust.
--Me Wilw•n Videan and family. of
fktn':.
.'re visiting hie father, Mr.
I'horeas Vtdenn, West slteel.
-Il'-e:. W. Ii. Wrighton has reuted
'cottage at Bayfield and will spend
bis varati•in there during July.
-Mr. C. l'. Lee ie having the grater
in the Hostel Sunset thoroughly re-
built with fire -brick throughout.
-Mr. asci Mrs. W. A. Donee and
faeiilr. of Suryner; motored through
lo(odericb on Thursday last.
-Mrs Cornell and son, of Toronto,
are visiting her hu•ltand's parents, )1r.
sad Mrs. Cornell, Keays street.
-Mis. Oliver Meld and children,
e( Dundas. are visiting at lbs honer act
Nr. and Mrs. H..1. A. MacFwan.
-Mks. W. ti. Turnbull war in Mil-
vertrn on Monday. Her husband left
thine on that date for Vaocouiet.
Aoeight-foot wire netting will le.
Need around the bowling green and
tennis ('.011s at the Hotel Sunset
-Mn. W. Rhyne is having her
two houses on East street repainted.
Mr. D. McMin edgy is the decorator.
--Mr. Wilson McLean and family,
of Winnipeg, are 'liking reldtires
sed (vend« in GoJetich and vicinity.
- Mrs. E. V. Campion. of aVeyhurn,
Ssskatcbewu, fa visiting her father,
Capt. Shephard, at the Hotel Bedford.
-Mrs. Christi.. of Bradlotd. Penn -
diem'. is 'pending a twn months'
Twit alit] her sister, Moe. J. C. Mae -
tin
-treat preparations are being
mei- for the oele•hret ion of the (:Int -
i(ao Twelfth in Godetich next Mon-
day
-Mt F. W. ttotiineoe. choirmaster
and ..rganist of tit. George's church, is
awe) thi• week on a business trip to
rials.
MIs. Frank Baker, gieen street.
fatal toot, «pent Saturday seed M'Ioday
with her hushend, Conductor Flank,
Baker.
Mrs. W. A. McManus. of Milly, 9a6-
ketrhewan. i« visiting her patents,
Mr. and Mts. W. A. Widter, in Col
beer... •
-The foundation. for Rev. Father
McRae 1 new resident. are about com-
pleted .red construction will at once
romneo., P.
Mr Atthur Carrie, a graduate of
The S snap . fuer, and wbn now holds
a It•i.,nsibie position in a targe print -
• Ince In Toronto, is at present
spending his vacatiou among old
1rieuds and .cruse in Ooderich. Mis.
l'sreie and daughter are also here.
-Mies Alsta Long, of London. Is
spending her vacation with ber 'trend -
mot her, Mrs. Ellen Sallow*, Brute
s1 reest. •
-Mrs. C. Beck, Miss Elle Beck and
Mir High, of Toronto, are visiting at
the home of Mm. Wm. Holland. Tra-
(algar street
--Tbe new stave shed at the Wes-
tern Canada Hour mills plant is abaut
completed. The roofing will be fin-
ished this weel.
-Voting men who failed to secure
a June bride can still have a chance
at tbe July variety. Tbey are said to
be just as good.
--Mr. ltolwrt McLean le having his
store property here repainted. It will
slake a great iwpruvewent iu the ap-
pearance of the buildings. '
-Mise Edna NeeEwan left Iasi
week for (.uelpb, where she will take
• summer counts at the Ontario agri-
cultural college. e.
- Mee. Howie tend Master George
Rutland sail on Saturday per etrani-
ehip Atbeaia tura three months tr ip
to England and Scotland.
-Wellesley street from Quebec
street to Britannia foal is hiring grad-
ed and will he rounded so as to
thoroughly shed the water.
- Thr fishing 'attach Flying Clout
made a nice lift of over VD pounds of
salmon tricot on Tuesday. all of which
were sold to Intal dealer..
-Mr. Wyvtlle Millar left here Tues-
day on a tuont•u visit to his brother
and.sistrr in Edmonton. Alberts. He
will make Ibe journey via Chicidgo.
'-The repasts bit Miss McLean's
house on 'Trafalgar street. are' complet-
ed and it to now awaiting the final
touch et the hands of the decorators.
-Rev. l'. A. Seager. I►,l).. princi-
pal 01 Ht. Mark's hall. Vancouver. is
spending a month here with his tot-
ems. Crown Al Cornu and Mrs. Seager.
-Mr. and Mee. W. E. Elliott and
rbild, of London : Mrs. Thomas O.
Allen. ••t Buffalo, and Mrs. A. 0. Patt-
ie -ea. of C'linten, ane slaying at the
"Lekeside."
-The Ooderich Organ Co.. Limited.
report that their business is rapidly
improving and that under. are coming
much more fleetly than in the im-
mediate past.
- M r. and Mrs. W. B. Graham lett
on Monday morning uo en extended
motor tip through various parts of
Ontario. They expect to be absent
several weeks.
- Mr. W. D. Lumpy has changed
his place of residence tone the Huron
apartments to St. David's street and
is now living in the house recently oc-
cupied by Mr. Powell.
-Mr. and Mrs. W. M. ijanley and
children. of Marlette. Michigan. who
are on it Motor trip through Ontario.
were visitors last week with Mr. W.
H. Harrison. nephew of Mr. Hanley.
--Mr. Andrew Millisn has let the
contract furs new frame dwelling on
Brittania road and is having the
foundations put in. Mr. James Buch-
enan has the contract.
-Mr. Walter Sharp has sold his
residence on Picton street to Mr.
Oiler Jenkins. of near Blyth. Mr.
Shoop and family will move to the
farm he recently purchased near Brus-
sel..
-The woman's guild of St. Geo' ge's
church intend holding a garden party
and bazaar on the rectory ground.,
Nortb street. on the afternoon and
evening of Thursday. July trltd.
Further particular, later.
--Semi-weekly dances will be held at
the Hotel Sanest on Tuesday and Fri-
day., evenings of each week. These
dances will he held under the usual
rules and the mesio will to supplied
by the Stewart orchestra.
- The eketrir light et the corner of
IBrittania mad and Wariru street has
nem snowed about twelve feet nearer
the centre of Warren street. so as to
show s better light to,tbe residents of
1 ibet thorni,gbfare.
i,�t-elk... isocoveitsed by Mr. Wm. Birm-
ingham. goliernmerrf ,,entnttor, ,to
carry concrete blocks to Kincardine.
sprang sleek about two miles out of
Ooderi'h on Monday afternoon and
was forced to return tnr repairs.
-Mrs. .1. Daniels. of La Vallee. and
her mother. Mts. Andrew.. of Kincar-
dine. now occupy Mrs. Daniel's reel-
( dance on Newgate street, Mr. Daniel►
will leave his estate in the north
0111 country later. He is well known in
town as he was at one time a member
ret the organ factory staff.
-Noteithat*nding the high salaries
paid to echoed teachers ((impwant to
previoas year*` there are far more
changes on the staff of the public
'retool se. Weirton this year i ba. pre -
v iciendy
re-
vioudy Of • staff of nine tesrhen.
it is probable that only two will re-
main for next year
-Mrs. J. Lynn. of the Crescent. hu
returned from a pleasant visit of three
weals in Detroit. Nr. sad Mrs. D. H.
Faust wed chit iron accompanied Mrs.
Lynn borne in Mr. Faust's Okeland
car. making the journey in shout
eight hours. Mrs. Faust is girt.
14 -no's daughter.
-It is rent oprrsesi c for u's 10 011ie
tbM a merry -go round has arrived in
town. every parent bas learned that
fact long .g'. Vt'e night remark that
the enjoyment of it is not entirely con -
need to the little .wee', sowne of riper
roars also patronise it in so ende.v••i-
In renew their yontb. Mt D. W.
Marshall. of Patois. the p•oprieror,
intend. wt.rinet until ■tier July lath.
Psreuts missing an of the younger
l members of the4r family within the
neat few days will pleas. take notice
' that there is • harry -go-ground in town.
Any child can make the
pictures.
I'•tcry operation as plain
AS ti,).
Petery amateur should
have their developing
and printing done by
an evert.
R. R. Sallows
of 1
L
:;aataxx C >o rltsibtit -s
nee
- -'(ire brethren of Victoria LO.L
No. 1114 will attend divine service to
8t. ()surge's church on Sunday word-
sag. July 11kb. The lodge will be
opeoed at 10 o'clock In their hall,
corner of North street and Square,
from which the lodge wnlgo In • body
to the church. Members of nelKbbor-
ing lodges are given a cordial invita-
tion to he present.
-Rev. J. B. Futl.ringhaw. raptor of
St. George's church. will preach et
both service,. on Muoday next. After
the evening service, from &L6 to 9.46
Mr. P. W. Robinson, A.R.C.O., wili5
give • short organ recital. He win he
assisted by Mir Urace Mager, violin-
ist. This recital will be the first of •
series of recitals and will be continued
the second Sunday in each month.
-The receot arrivals at the Hotel
Sunset are Mr. E. W. McLean and
family and Mir McPbersoc. of Win-
nipeg: Mrs. 1. Greenlee° and daughter,
of Petrolia: Mn. I.. A. Itixford, of
('Ineitn•tti: Miss Emma Schultz, of
St. Louie, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Mc-
Deruiid, Mr. U. H. Ellis, Miss Ellis
and Mir Jessica Ellis, of Laindon.
-Mr. Juba Pan. and Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Tufford, of Toronto. are spend-
ing a couple weeks at the home of
Mr.. E. Black, Elgin avenue. Mr.
Tedford is assisutnt circulation mana-
ger of the- Toronto Star and says that
that newly publication is going for-
ward by leaps and bounds. It must
be so, for who would doubt the word
et a circulation manager.
The carpenter work on Dr. W. F.
Clark's new residence ha■ been com-
pleted. and the decoraUxs Ire now
busy painting the building inside and
outside. All the latest improvements,
in:luding hydro light. electric kitchen
utilities. etc., are being put in. and
altogether the. building is a credit to.
the locality. 11r. Clank shows his faith
in the future of the town in a practical
way
-Mr. J. M. Marshall, agora for the
has returned front Windsor
and Detroit. where he spent the last
week inspecting for unloading of Hour
Moate. In an interview with Mt.
Marshall he inGatued u. that every-
thing will be ready et the freight sheds
herr for similar operations by the end
of July. As soon as the first boat ar-
rive -s he will be ehl• to give employ-
ment to fifty or sixty men.
- At a meeting of elle Ooderich
branch of the w..wen's institute on
Tbur.day of last week, it was decided
to bold their annual picnic on Thurs-
day, July'S3rd. at Mrs. J. T. Salkeld's
farm (Pinehpret). A strong commit-
tee was appointed to look after the
arrangewuents for the after000n's
amusements. Members and ex -mem -
hers .with tbeir friends are cotdially
invited to Dome with their basket: and
enjoyn okl•tiene picnic.
- tin
H. 1.'. Elder, let. chief clerk at
the tirand Trunk freight office here,
hes been appointed agent at Norwich,
and left Wednesday afternoon for
Paris Junction where he will relieve
the agent for two weeks, after whicb
he takes up his duties at Norwich.
Mt. Falter R. Mitchell, who *as last
in the Toronto freight sates, but who
war formerly in .he freight cake here.
takes Mr. Elder's position as chief
clerk.
- -A quiet wedding took place at 8t.-
Petet'r church nn Wednesday after-
noon, when Miss Nellie Morrish be-
came the bride of Mr. John Chisholm.
The bride was attended by Miss Edna
Hogan, while Mr. John Doyle was
groomsmen. Rev. Father McRae per-
formed the ceremony. The happy
couple left on the Grand Trunk 4.50
train for eastern points and upon re-
turning will take up their residence
here.
-The bowling green on West street
presented an animated scent on Wed-
nesday_ afternoon when upwards .f
thirty of our lora) bowlers cowpeted
for a trophy in Scotch Doubler. The
green wee divided into eight rinks and
at times all were occupied. The finals
resulted in a win for Messrs. Fred.
Davis a::d A. O. Nisbett, first, and
F.J..Butland and O. McNevin, second.
The weather was ideal and the green
in good condition.
Engineer McHattie, of the steam-
er Saskatoon. was on it recent trip
down the St. L,wtence and sailed
over the spot where the ill-fated Ent•
press of Ireland was wrecked. He
wailed Mrs. McHattie a large photo of
the'+toratadt, the Norwegian steamer
that coMlded with the Empress of Ire-
land. Mrs. Mcllmetti. has since pre-
sented the photo to Mr. J. F Thom-
son, music dealer. who now ties it as
an exhibition in one of his store win-
dow..
We wish to correct an item which
sppeered in this column two weeks
ago. stating that the Underieh Knitt-
ing factory had elcesed down owing to
lace of oilers. In an interview with
the manager we learn that the factory
has been in continuous operation all
summer and has every prospect of a
goxad season. A few of the junior and
inexpei ienced employees wet. laid off
work a couple of weeks ago. At the
present time the factory is excee•diog-
tai busy and hes • number of large
oAem on bawd. •
--Mr. Fred Davis returned home on
Wednesday evening of Int week,
after spending two months on bis
ranch in Alberta. He has decided to
leave tioderich in August and take up
hie residence in Calgary, owing to the
Stott act coming in force in Huron
county the first of next month. Un-
l•'ts the temperance people make a
move and do something towards keep-
ing the Hotel Redford open for the
travelling public It will he closed the
mid of the present mootb, as Mr.
Davis has 110 intention at present coo -
1 tinning in the hotel business here.
Parties who contemplate t I t ireeorntn
Many Happy Returns
The Vancouver nun of June 25th
has this paragraph to reference to •
formerforer well-known Ooderich moo :
"Mr. J. C Conk, 660 Powell street,
In the township of Ohiuua
geouay, couu
ty of Peel. Ontario, on the 64th of
Jose, Iti9tt, celebrated his 701b birthday
esteeday. Mr.Cierrie is grey end bald-
headed but his ukl-times
e music don't
desert hint."
Won a Great Race
A correepoodent et Piper's Dam
sends us the following: -The genial
C.P.1L agent et Ooderich should re-
ceive our best senile on hie return to
town, as report has it thee. be entered I
wad won the tat out's foot race at
Belle Isle park • day or two ago. He
received 75 yards Katt le a 11M1 -yard
handicap and boat the seratob man by
a short pose. When reoeiviug the
prise, a pair of running shoes, be tette a sweet smile, for Ute it was a
great race.
Cadets at London
The cadet corps of the (loderich
collegiate institute, :i1 strong, left for
Loudon on the early Oraud Trunk
train Monday morning for a week's
training at Yarling heights. CapL H.
C. Dunlop, instructor of the corps,
Capt. Cockburn Hays and Lieut. Uwe
Worth Jones were in command.
Capt.Dunlop is also adjutant at the
camp this year. This is the strongest
corps that Ouderieh has ever Kent to
camp and reflects great coedit on
their instructor.
Will be a Great Outing
The adult Bible clam in connection
with the Sunday school of North
street Methodist church purpose hold-
ing their annual picnic at Poram
inte Fa
next Wednesday afternoon. All mem-
bers with their families and friends
and officers of the Sunday school are
expected te be present. The occasion
will also tw the annual meeting and
election of officers of the A.B.C. Mr.
Hill's large motor car will leave the
church at one o'clock and again at
2.15. A third trip will he made if
necessary. Arrangements have been
made with the Point Farmmanage-
ment to serve supper, thus eliminating
the necessity of preparing naskete.
The afternoon is a half holiday. and
all who can conte will be wmlronie at
Point Fenn.
Booster Coutts a Hustler
The following paragraph, which we
take fromthe Harlan iKentii-ky i En-
terprise, is evidence that a tomtit*
Goderich boy is retaking his mar k as a
bustler in the root hero country -
It is interesting to ser Rooster
Coutts get about over town. He goes
alutost'in a rimand part of the time
without any hat nn. He says that the
rapid growth of Harlan since the rail-
road cern.. has brought great prosper-
ity to hien. He has done all the plumb-
ing for heating and waterworks in all
the modern building. put in.Haulms
.tor the last five yeah. His task is in-
creasing every month. We are also
glad to know that Mr. Couto. haw tbe
leading plumbing shops io Hrg Stone
Gap. Appilechi• and Norton. and is
doing husinras in over forty towns in
this coal field."
Special 1111.60 Optical Sale
of warranted gold filled rim spectacles
and eye glawes with beet quality
spherical lenses for only 01 :.0, sold in
regular way for 03.50. A thorough
examination of youreyee free by Mr.
Hugbson, formerly optical manager
Kent.' jewelry Igor.. Toronto. The
test alone is worth more. Male begins
Thundery, July 9th, and will cloy Sate
urday, July iltb, at S p.m. sharp.
Come early. BXITH'M ART STURk:,
Goderich, Ont.
NEWS FROM THE HARBOR
SEWS HAIR 10 SCALP
Remarkable Cure For Saldnese--Geld
Wires For Anchor
A method -of mewing halm to tbe
human scalp in cases of baldness has
been successfully used by Lr. Haekely
at the Hospital of Habit Stephane to
Budapest The number of halo plant
ed lu the brad of one patient was as
high as 60.000. One hundred hairs
are drawn through punctures in the
scalp In *eery square centimeter, and
as both ends are lett tree this make!
over 1,000 .airs to each -quare Inch
In the operation very flue gold wire*
are used 1 7,00 of an Inch In diameter,
and floe hog hale from a woman's
bead are attached to theme. The gold
loop acts as an anchor, which after
sterilisation Is Introduced into thesse
subcutaneous Ma, where it is slight-
ly twisted, thus holding the hair in
n
permaent position. it is claimed
that foo hairs tan thus be planted
In three-quarters of an hour. A
special instrument has been designed
by 1)r. Sz-•'rely fur planting the gold
wires. whit It are so tine that otter
lithe work le ronuilt'ted fur planting
10,000 hairs then- i, only one graatme
of gold' BBin the scalp. The hair
becomes perfectly natural after a cap-
sule of tissue forms around the gold
knot. The inflatnimat(oa entirely die
appears within fen days after the
operation and no evil results Save
ensued from any of the ylantiwg. The
doctor's earliest patient, who tenter-
. went the operation seven years tiro.mow has a beautiful- head of gloomy
Mar. .
'COMPULSORY TRAINING
Advocated by •Preacher as Best Means
to Sseyrt Peace
'I look forward to the day when
:ompulsory military training w111 be
• enforced throughout Canada. Military
xrgaaizations and military training are th
ane of e strongest agencies fur the
apbuilding of a strong. virile man-
bood;'- said Rev. T.'Craw(ord-Brow*.
I chaplain of the i81h Highlanders, ad-
dressing Toronto's cttleea soldiery •
"To be prepared for war -Is the best
security for peace; tp -be armed to
the teeth -snd to be prepared for livery
' emergency 1s the beat course to take
; to maintain the honor and prosperity
of a nation. Has not Britie)) prestige
done more to maintain peace than any
other force in the World Where
there is of security there cannot be
national proepo: city.
{`How can we go on enjoying this
security ls•ithout a auming. our tart
.n the maintenance of that security?
N subject is- British subjis- worthy of the
name of • patriot who In not willing
to aid In uphuidingabls prestige whien
has so long protected ua. The ruddieris actuated Ly the highest Ideals of
cllize•:•liip "
The dsnsers which he might be
called upon to face for the sake of
his country were described. True
J4'0100816 was never ostentatious. it
was necessary to have discipline de-
veloped, for even God himself could
n ot lead a mob to victory.
Htr. Paxo
irngee arrived oa Friday
with 11110,000 bushels of wheat for the
Transit elevator. and cleared light for
Loraine, Ohio, where she will load
coal.
The ea/tonne cruiser yacht, SHAM,
..f Detroit, on • two month: cruise to
1 eorgisn bay and the ,'4t.l110 Islands,
ran into Ooderich Monday night.
leaving again We.lneeday. This yacht
is owned by Mr. V. M. linnderson, of
Detroit
ANNOUNCEMENT
Dinners will be served in the Odd-
fellows'Hall on Monday. Jnly 13th.
after 1010.30 o'clock.
Ethyl F. Heilemann, student in
Piano, Public School Music and Sight-
reading in the Sherwood School of
Music of Obicaga, 11l.,ann ounces that
from now on she is ready to take
pupils in piano, either beginesers or ad-
vanced. For farther nfnrm•tion
kindly mall at Dr. Hellen' inn's nflice
on North etrret 1:i -it.
•
New Telephone
Directory
The hell Telephone Company of
Canada is soon to print A new issue of
it• r)fIteial Telephone Directory for
the District of
WESTERN ONTARIO
Business College Change
The Clinton commercial college
owned by Mr. U. W. Hpotton has been
purchased by Mies B. F. Ward. the
former principal. It will hereafter he
Amami other
kncwn a. the Clinton school of com-
merce and Is being thoroughly ren-
ovated and equipped. Awoher
improv.ssents is the installetinn of the
BL-. p,a,•t:c.1 office .yst.•m of hank,
keepi, gg And eip-t.,-date Mling see PM.
In **Winne to the usual cman.etaliel
and shorthand moose. (both(ir,gg
and Pitman systems of shorthand will
be Lough') there ate beuc
ing introded
' a farmer.' .nurse for the wielder
mowersmons and a ri.il eerviee course to
prepare for the government po.Itions.
When the Cl.nten 'chord of cone RII open. on epteenh.r let with , COMPANY, of Canada
well trained and highly PAlrient era
It will be. lbw moat modern and hem 1
eq'tipped school Or pre kind In Ib.
fount'y.
Subscribers, or those who weer
changes in their present entry sboetld
Mace their orders with the Load Man-
ager a1 once to insure insertion in
ibis is.,,..
Connecting Companies
should also report additions and
charge• n Ii,rir 11.r or •uhacribers.
either t,. the L•h•al Ms.. • g .r, or ,1 r.v!
to the Mpsrial Agii.t a Dept' t no r.t,
Moutre►eal.
The
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CANADIANS IN NAVY
Eight Graduate Cadets Per Year Ad-
mis.able to King's Ships
Arrangements have been made by
the Dominion Navy Department with
the Brltlsh Admiralty whereby not
more than eight graduates of the
Royal Canadian Naval College at
Halifax. N S . will he taken every
(year Into the British navy as cadets
For some time the Admiralty has
not been taking any young men from
the college at Ilalifax. and. as the
number of the ships in the Canadian
navy 1e very limited. the prospects
titer* not rncouraglaft. fag lads who
desired to go to sea. Cadets In the
British navy get very small wages,
'no that young men thinking of going
Ise such need to be assured of an al-
lowance from their parents.
Lights For M: yor'. House
The position of Mayor rf NPw York
has a curious privilege sttacbed to it.
It has long heen customary to erect
two street lamps nut of the city funds
In front of the mayor's private real
deuce, and to keep them alight all
n ight. not only during his term of
office. but during lh- remainder of,
hie lifetime should he sn desire The
practice originated In the day. whew
• New York was little more than a vil-
lage and the mayor was 1's only matte -
trate.
Sig Money In Fruit
A Cerruti, LP( ',POO two Orvieto. wbn
had been Joint owners of a fruit *triad
at Vane'oxuv.r. hart. was carried to
1,11U rt. led the fact the • 'splendid
profits had been road• by the partner.
Tis Pvtdence showed that for a gong,
tint• each drew about Van a month
is profits from the business.
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Give us satisfactory security and we will give you
satisfactory terms.
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MONUMENTS
CHASTE AND ARTISTIC DESIGNS
Best workmanship at J. DOIG'S, Clinton
.\s J. Doig imports direct, he is able to ;give quick
delivery at close prices.
Designs and prices On application.
Pen Picture of Former Student
in the Christian (i,Mtdi n of last
week Appeared a pen picture of Rev.
Hamilton Wigle, iL,A , a hunter stu-
dent of ludrt•ich collegiate institute
and who i• monied to a taster sof Mi..
Ellen Sinclair, Britannia road. Here
is the pen picture: -He is a clean-cut,
polished and refined personality. He
spoke. and we thought. Happy is the
audience which sits 'tegulally, with-
out unrest, b•'neath this gifted and
mildly -eloquent speaker. Did it read
Hamilton Wigle. K.l'„ instead of
B,A., no keen neserver would Mil to
see that the title rat on bins right.
Walking in a crowded city street you
might be pardoned if yore mistook
him for *lending solicitor. and expert
to find in bis pocket, if youu searched
biut, w'ieverly-constructed brief. In
whatever direction he turned his
plough he would turn hie fun cw clean
end Straight from end Wend.
New Severs and Sidewalks '
Deputy Reeve Clark and Enghteer
Johnston, of Stratford, were busy
Tuesday measuring out the sew mew -
ere and sidewalks to be built thin sea•
sun if possible. The Main sewer will
he extruded fermi the collegiate in-
stitute to South street, which should
remove the annual spring cells'. Hoods
in that neighborhood. They also
west over the 'ground on Wilson
street, Lighthouse street ami SL,
Andrew's street. where sewer work is
contemplated. Sidewalks were 1.1d
on the south side of Bruce street from
North street to .Cambria road: south
side of Nt.' Patrick street from Elgin
avenue: a section on tbe smith side of
Brittania road in the neighborhood of
the collegiate institute. Estimates of
the cost will he furnished at the next
meeting of the town council on July
17th. when it will be derided how
much the town in financially able to
undertake this aeason. It is cite coun-
eil'. intention to finish 'the work for
the sermon while sunttner weather
prevails.
Lecture on Tuberculosis
'Rev. J. H. Dyke, field .ectetaty of
Muskoka fere hoepitel, lect'rrd en
eceneugiption iu the Lyric theatre oo.
Sunday night.
There was a fait ly good attendance
considering other attractions. It was
s lect ore all should hear. The lerLnrer
showed the great drain of life due to
this disease. He pointed out the re-
eultRof the work of the germ broth in
the lung and in the cell. lie showed
many methods cf prevention which
people ought to practice. ami dealt
with thi- work of the free hospital
showing why it wan called free and
why to Bowe it wall part free and part
pay, there being l71 patients there.
134 of whom were free patients and 40
who paid according as they could from
fifty cents to seventy eeota per day.
and that tbe Muskcka free hospital
was not charging municipalities for
indigent patients which by law they
could, hut were not enforcing that.
The hospital pnhliehes an annual re-
port of its accounts, audited and signed
by it chartered accountant firm.
The lecture was interpreting and very
instructive and people should not mise
such sn opportunity of hearing a wen
informed teats on this question. Dr.
W. F. Gallon was chairmen. - -
• MARRIED
,1ARTIIN-RI TLr,ixitt. .tt Ren --et. mJuly
1.1, wars. A.J. Mann, Mr. Iidward 114r
ten. K WIllitothOrCh. to 1111.+ Huld. Rot
leder.. ef Rru.ael..
RKIRNKCR .\(DWORTiI. At the hams of
the b,idr. ppawrent", lilderirh town+hip. an
Jure" Ytth. by 41.. (len I:. Row. R It. Mr.
I..lry Ilenry Briers«., of Rrs+ret., to
Pearl. daughter cf Mr. and Mr.. Lewitt
AMsorth.
-Hog cholera ham hroken out in
Iia Dereharn township.
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Supplies
The celebrated E tit:gn Bog,
Folding and De Luxe Cameras
for roll films,
Printing Paper, S. M. Plates,
Lamps, Trays., Graduates, Print-
ing Weenie etc. Everything
necessary for euceeseful ,ttioate,w
photography,
['all and examine ratuples of
work.
Everything new
and rep -to -date.
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Music @f Stationery Store
The Art of
Keeping Cool
When Old Sol
blazes away you
want to lay aside
every ounce of
heavy garments
and dress in one of
our feather weight
suits. There is no
necessity for any
man to swealter
when he can get a
Tight weight suit so
cheap. Prices$10.00,
$12.00 and $15.00.
riot Weather Haber -
dashing for men
Combination Underwear
$I.00 and $1.50
Shirts with separate col-
lars, 75c to $2.00.
Wash Neckwear, 25c.
Silk Lisle Hose, 2Sc.
Silk Hose, S0c to 75c.
Straw Hats. 50c to $3.00.
Panama Hats $4.00 to
$ I0.00.
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