The Signal, 1914-8-6, Page 5THE SIGNAL : GODRRICA ONTARIO
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EAST STREET GARAGE
Goderich, net to Town Hall, is the hest niece iu the County of
lim-on for AUTOMOBILES, INDIAN MOTORCYCLES, BARRIE
GASOLINE ENGINES. all the latest and t up-to-date wakes of
BICYLES, Etc.
Nome - We have oonstently on hand a full stock of repair• and sup-
plier for the shove machines and have all the latest improv-
ed methods fur repairing the save --Cell in and bate a
friendly chat and a careful inapectiou of our dock.
EAST STREET GARAGE
GODERICH
NW M Tows Hail Always Open Phasic 243
LOCALS -- PERSONALS
--Mies Pearl Knox its holidaying at
Grand Bend.
-Mies Allow Nafra, of Detroit, Is
virltiui fel/Rives in town.
- -Tee Mimes Beverley. of Detroit,
ate guests at the Park House.
Mies Winnie Cunningham. of Port
Albert, Is visiting Mies Mauve Foster.
- Mr. John Black left last Thum day
to spend avers' weeks iu North Caro-
lina.
-Miss Mabel McDonald, of the peek -
oleos staff, lie spendiug err vacatioaat
Bluth.
-Mrs. Fred Davis and family bait
taken up their 'reilidence at -file
thistle."
-Mr. and Mrs. Dan. MacDonald, of
London. are holiday viritorr in Gude-
-- rich.
-Muscas Gladys and hoar McN.vin,
of Godeticb, are visiting friends eel
Zurich.
-Mrs. Griffiths and two children, of
London, are herr en a visit to Mn. 1'.
M. Davis.
-Mr. Gordon McKiuoon, of Torun•
Lo, it bulidayiog with (ioderich
friends.
-Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Tigrrt and sou,
of Hamilton, ars holiday visitors in
G oder icb.
-Mr. Wyville Millar returned last
deliver)" at close prices. ; week front an enjoyable trip through
Prairie Provinces.
-Mrs. E. P. Ford, of Hauiiltan, is
visiting Mrs. 1Y. A. Coulthurst, Glou-
cester 'Terrace.
-Mr. George Stiveue, of Guelph.
spent the weekend in town renewing
old acquaintance•.
Noi man Severance of Ravenna,
Wierw uoW
ia'uig waou
with ncousin.
Mrs. F. K. Burdette.
-Mrs. Walter Sharma"( bas return-
er now a V..11 of ei mouth with ber
ttsugbtee• in Detroit.
-Mise Lualee Revell L. herr on a
visit to bo .• brother. Mr. H. K. Revell.
tiodertct. township. '
-Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Baker were
.song the number who spent Civic
bulivay at Stratford.
-Mr. Bruce Anderson, 01 Ottawa.
is .pending part ut his vacation among
MO friends In Gudench.
-Mies Gelb' ode l ,, ung has returned
to Toronto after .pending a moths vs -
radian with her parents.
- Mea (ltev.)Jas. H&tuilton and Mies
Haiuilwu are away un an extended
visit at Janesville, Wisconsin.
- Mr.' and Mn. %I, us, H•ttle lire and
daughter, of C Rulon. spent riuodey
s l o b M r-. l'ar:scull. E sui street.
MONUMENTS
CHASTE AND ARTISTIC DESIGNS
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Best workmanship at J. DOIG'S, Clinton
.As J. Doig imports direct, he is able to give quick
Designs and prices un application.
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Good Roa( Endiiient
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MR. FRANK TERRACE, ADDRESSING THE
Good Roads Convention at Tacoma,
Washington, gave the following enthusiastic
testimony in favor of good roads : ,
"1 aqt a cabbage `rower. I ' had my produce
to the sauerkraut factory at South Seaale. Before
the road over which 1 travel Was built, I bad to
Set up at 4 o' clock in the morning to start on my
journey. The limit of the bad 1 could haul with
a tram of 1800 pound bones wag 2500 pounds,
and after visiting the factory i would arrive back
at my home late in the evening. But look at the
difference now that a permanent hard surface hu
been laid down. i start on my trip about 8
o'clock and need only a team weighing 1400
pounds to haul a Toad of 50(0) pounds of cabbage,
which is double my previous capacity. And,
best of all, 1 find on my return :b the house early
in the afternoon, that i have finished the day's
work without the horses havtr.e turned a hair."
Concrete Roads Mean Road Economy
They prevent your road taxes being spent in
patching up roads that never will be good roads.
They we tee cheapest kind or roads at the end of torn, fifteen or
twenty years because they practically eliminate the cost of upkeep.
They enable you to haul bigger lords with less effort and less wear
and tear nn home and vrhic.n. Ther increase land values, better
conditions generally, and decrease the cost of living.
Write for, free, Good Road, literature, and learn how good roads
will benefit you.
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Cescrete Roads Department
Canada Cement Company Limited
806 Herald Building, Montreal
-Mi:. Lteca Elli itt accompanied
Mies Kathleen Moore un her recurs to
her home w at London last Seim day.
-Mr. and hire. H. K. Silber, of
l'reditoo, were in town•ooTuesday un
their way home from Lucknow.
-Mia. George Harkens and Mies
Ver.,•of Hamilton, are visiting Mrs.
George Higginson, Wellington street.
-• Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Downing
of Toronti}, visited at the home of LMr. and Mts. John Platt over Snuday.
- Mr. Frank Smith, of Swift (',:r.
rent, Sask., is back to town and will
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remain here' for several months.
- Messrs. J.r$. and Don Hume. both
of Toronto, spent the week -end with
their parents,' Principal and Mrs.
USDA. .
- Mm. W. D. Cox and five daugh-
ters, nl Leamington, are visiting Mrs.
Coz's parents, Mr. and Mrs- it:. Down-
ing.
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M1 Duncan McLaren and daugh-
ter. Miss Edith, of Sault Ste. Marie,
ate visiting relatives and friends in
town.
- -Mrs., J. 11. Pomeroy, Ines Mies
Thomsoul of Bridget.ort, is in town
on a visit to the old home on lnronto
street.
--Mr. and Mrs. H. li. Hillier and
daughter. Lorene, of Toronto, carer
' spending a two weeks' vacation in
tis derieh.
-Mrs. Win Twet'dy'And Miss Flor-
ence DeLong, hath of Toronto, ere
here on au extended visit with rela-
tives and friends.
- Mrs. Ds,nean Cameron, accompan-
ied by her grandchildren. Cameron
and Evlio. is away on a visit with
friends at Palmerston.
-The Mimes Wolfe, of Galt, have
returned home after spending two
weeks tbm guests of Mrs. W. J.
Powell. NeieshAr a&
-Mitres Vera Elliott and Olive
Goldthorpe returned last week from •
holiday trip to Detroit, Bttffeto,
Niagara Falls and Toronto.
- Remember the garden party to be
given by the toadies' Aid Society of
Knot church on Thursday, August
110th. Keep the date dear.
- -Mu. R. J. Phelan and Miss Hazel
are spending a few days in Stratford
at the home of Mrs. Pbelen'a parents,
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Sullivan.
Miss Nora Hurley and het little
remain. Miss Mona O'Mara, of Detroit,
are the guests of Miss Hurley's par-
ents, Mr. and Mn. John Hurley.
Miw Mary Voung, left on Wed-
nesday for 'tomato whose she will
•ptekd a few days before going to her
home in Oo ckerane, New Ontario.
Mn. H. Booboo of Detroit, Mirhi-
gen, and err daughter, Mrs. Wo.
Rork sed children, Dilly and Rdward,
pp•afd a visit to Mr. aod Mrs. C. R.
Nebulas. Saltford.
"IIOCH pin KAISER r
The 1, !',,'. ing lone. e w • eel' rd own
years ago. at • dinar' of !lie Cnieen
League club hs' Iteer-Admit •.1 ('ougb-
lan. of the l'nited States ' :.c v. in•
ternetienal ..'mplir-ti e• were almost
crested by hi. art. 1n view of the in-
sane aRgt+Mrveneee of the Emperor
�Vili am in bringing about the present
rnnflagratinn in F grope the venetian
f special interest
riseF Kdf4r vies' da 'Fgthirlanef'
tend Gott and 1 all flings eon,mnnd:
't e two -itch : Dont yon uoderetsnd!
Meineelt -und Unit !
VI's Paine men sing der bower divine.
Mein soldiers sing "Die Warht am
Klein,"
t'nd drink der health in Rhenish wine
Of me Und Gott !
lore's France, the swaggers •ll
aro undt,
AAs'. suagr.pieldt .he's no &aground:
To much we think .he don't amot.nd,
Meinaelf -und Gott !
She will not de•e t+ fight again :
Rut if she ■houldt. 1'11 show her Main
Dot Elam and lin F'renehl Lott sine
Are mein-hy Gott !
1)•re's Grandma dinks she's niebt
schmall hest
Mldt Rows and such she interfere:
Shell learn none owns Oils hemisphere
Rat n.•-ond Gott!
fibs dinks, good Frau, from ships abe'a
govt
Cad soldiers mldt der 'caret meet,
Ach t We 000ld knock dem, Pouf
like dot,
Mansel(-midt Gott !
in dimes of peace, br•han for wars.
1 bear der beim und 'pear of Mars.
Und tyre not for den tbousaand 1>sara,
Massed midi Gout
In tact i hwraor airy whim.
Mit import dark seta visage Krim :
tient � palls mit Me and 1 mit Hata,
Ili pa
Gott!
thus rnllrifootteetinill
Re Importation of Canadian Stock
The following let re! i -•lied to all
official s-hterinwt inn• M the Vete inary
1)1.e'ot-Gener.1 at I) law* he- been
h•nderd to The Signal by Dr. W. F.
('leek for n•i(.1r •ati.'n.
ecr. I log to ed WISP you that the
t'nir,d Stites euthnrities leve 're-
gent iv amended the regulations
gnwrrning the importation into 'bat
country of l'anadien .rook. in future
!nu ran note c•ttiflc.tes fit- cattle ex-
poo,trd for grazing or reeding ppurpows
poly-- iliaeerlM•sse mistanrege that
an conte em.. di.•..• • fleeting rattle
except toilet rnln.is 1..• exiled in the
district in which the animals have
hewn kept for sixty dans preceding the
date of •Lipment. 1'ou will notice
thit the period has been .'hanged from
air mnnths ro sixty days and that
Antinomy -root. i Lumpiasr r is not ex-
cepted In i••uing these rertifcatee
it will he neemtwary for vnu to alter
them to comply with the above re-
quirements.
She Wasn't a Suffragette
A farms' s wife. who had nn rnnnan-
tie id•ao. about the opptsit• sox, and
who spent her buy days hurrying
from (-horn to •ink. from sink to shed,
' and'sb•d to kitchen -sense, was *irked
if ate wanted the mot.. "11n, 1 oxr-
tasinly don't!" she repliedl. "1 say 1f
there's sane little thing theft the men
folk ran de stone, for goodness sake
let 'em do It"
$100.00 IN GOLD
We will Ries one hundred dollars In
gold to r sy man. woman, or cbild that
cannot ire heneflted by Regeine hair
trade We are anxious to have every-
one try Ragefne low we keen. it is the
hair male that has ever been
isnevreel Seger no will fwrltiveiy
retro •n itehy steep, hying life into
dull, faded hair and odd ioehee to Ise
heretic tinselse ie now °b dstea d* la
Gnd•rleb sad le mid under a guaran-
tee to please A Targe legis of Rare
Ino ersta Mot fifty emits Be sure to so to
I F. J. Rol land's drug stare for other
1 ores dont have sasetne.
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South Street Garage
NUT TU Dtvls' l.lvltnr
'Phony 51
Don't Wait Till
Afterwards!
1), until after tbe acci-
dent has actually hap-
pened
Bring your Car to be
rewired now,
Prompt attention given .
rod good work oruerau-
trod on any wake of
Car. - ( foreign supply In the Brttleh market.
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Canada has good land, tree land.
aad obese land.
Canada offers a man and hie nblltt"
r.n each a chanes to make a living
Oanad&'• laws and inetlteiksns are
based upon those wblob have proved
beneficial to the Brttlsb Mmplre, aad
they are enforced
Canada's wages are blgher than
the higher cost of living.
Canada h acv enough to allow any
one to go to the Mother Country for
a brief holiday
Canada already
foodstuff. to feed
grows sufficient
the British Islas,
and eh. intends to elimisat.• tbe
41.' Canada's resourres lave only leen
JOHN GARROD
sesneeisse.
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--Mr. 11. Oring, of Waterloo, a..1
Mr. ('ole, of Montreal, have toren en-
joying the beauties of Goderich and
vicinity During the past week. They
see the guests of Mr. Lamb, of Malt -
ford.
- Mr. and Mrs. }cert Herl4od. of
Detroit, arrived in Goderich on Mon-
day evening for it holiday of two
weeks. Mrs. Harland is a demister
of Mr. and Mrs. %Vatter Sharman,
Krays street.
- Mr. W Prondfont M.P.P., and
Mrs. Proudfoot, are hollre from their
trip to the west. Mr. Prnudbw,t
states that crop prnapect• were re-
ported to he very good at nearly every
place along the route.
-Mr. Robert Oke is having a ne.t.
little cottage built on Park street.
The btu -e has a solid cement founda-
tion while the walls will be veneered
with red brick. It will he fitted with
all modern improvements.
-Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Merner and
fancily. of Zurich: Mr.and Mn. C. Lin-
dentleld and two ehildre n, cif Exeter,
Mira Ida (irahaui and niece, Mi.s
Meisel Miekie, of Cleveland, joined in
a reunion of family reletrves wt the
honor of Mrs. &award Or shorn. East
street. this week.
- William Proudfoot. K C.. at. P. P
fntmerly) of narrow & Prondfoot, of
(loderioh, Ont., hut now of Toronto,
accompanied by hie wife, is in Ed-
monton in the course of a tour of the
West. They are registered at the
Rival George hotel. 1'. Ferguson, M.-
P.P., m•mherfor West Kest, Oniarin.
is also Visiting the city. He is accom-
panied by his wife and is registered at
the Royal George. -Edmonton Jour-
nal.
- Principal Hume. who baa been at
the Ostark) Agricultural College.
Guelph taking the teaebess' engine in
bortleultur., Is expected home to-
morrow (Friday) evening.
- Dr W. J. and Mrs. Reid and
family. sod Mr. Herb Reid, all of
Detroit, are holiday visitors et
Harilleid. The gentlemen referred to
gee
' brothers of Mayor Reid, of Oode-
-Mies Sloho)A Skimings has receiv-
ed the following letter from the pri-
vate secretary of Her Royal Highness
the Duchess of Connaught, acknow-
ledging the receipt of her photogrnreh.
Ottawa, '-nth July, 1911.
Dear Madern-
1 am desired by Her Royal Highne...
the Duchess of I'onnaught too as.kn,.w-
ledge the receipt of your letter of 1h'
fith instant and to thank you for your
photograph enclosed therein: which
Her Royal Highness hag much pleas-
ure in accepting.
Her Royal Highness also deceit*. me
to thank you for your very kind ex-
prfmions contained in your letter
above mentioned, which are much ap-
preciated by her.
i am, Lear Madam,
Your' felt Molly.
Arthur H+din:
scratched in a few platon, and ber
natural wealth is largely undiscovered
and unmeasured In value and extent
Canada's railway 'unease already
exceeds that of Groat Brltallo
Canada glees the poor uian a •Diane'
of being hie own master. dented him
elsewhere.
Canada ortt re safe :end profitable
returns on the luvestiueat of capttal
Canada In the land of sunshine.
Canada's flag is the Union Jack.
Canada's cereal crop of 1912, loaded
fa 304on gorela trucks, in one con-
tlnuow train. travelling at 30 miles
an hour, would oblige a person to
stand on the station platform six days
and nights to ire this train pass by.
Canada Is the land for the fit, and
needs no workhouse. nor does she
tolerate the wastrel
Canada will always find work at
good wages few the capable worker.
The demand for workers always es•
coeds the supply.
Canada has invigorating winters,
full of healtby recreation.
Canada produces [Lieu that have a
mighty respect for women.
c'aneda is a land sUll in the making,
profiting by the mistakes and iris/loot
or older pepple..
Canada can supply all the. bread and
cheese the Old Land wants any year
Canada has a magnificent t education-
al system under which public control,
from kindergarten to university.
Canada's churches, will seat one-
half of her population at, the mern-
Ing_,.servlce and oho other half at the
evening, and most of the churches
are filled every Sunday.
Canada has all the attributes of
the highest civilization.
('.nada offers a good a' ay's pay for
a good day's work.
Canada's bank navingt, equal $100
per head.
Canada produces your morning
paper by growing pulp wood.
Canal,taxation t4 very much
lower than oi the Old Land.
That New Fog Hgrs
A little child of Mi. Jae. Young was
heard to say on hearing the fog hotel
blow on Tuesday : ••The cow."
A Warning
Some mischievous person hall leen
damaging the drinking foanti ire in
the Court Howe Perk it is not any
emelt child, as parts of the syphon
have been removed. A heavy penalty
may bre levied against anyone naught
damaging public property. end it i. to
to hoped that this warning will he
sufficient to stop farther depredation.
Sharpe -Kellie
Toronto Wield: The marriage rf
Mies Elva Alberta Kellie, Toronto, to
Mr. William Talbot Sharpe, Toronto
(late of Edinburgh, Scotland), was
eolemnieed in Rt. Paul's Presbyterian
church, Bathmrst street, by the Rev.
0. R. Fasten on Wednesday. July
at 3 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Sharpe
lett by the 52.30 train for their new
bgM.52.30Plederieb.
Hurrah for Goderich 1
Goderich won lint money in the
firemen's tug-of-war at the Seaforth
celebration on Wednesday. Chief
Postlethwaite bas good remotion to be
proud of his teem and will defend their
honor against w11 comer..
Ernie Pridharn tnainteined hi• rep-
utation as a sprinter, carrying off
the prize, &silver cup, in the 190 yards
race arranged between him and M. -
Dougall of Porter's Hill. Pridh'w's
time was ten and four-fifths serx+ods.
little, W. Thompson won Ib. prise
fns the largest chief is tbo parade, and
Mr. S 0. McKay took ceroid mosey
in the 75 yards rex for firemen under
311 years,
Civic Holiday on Gederkh
The ideal weather whichrevailed
on Wedne«i.y fit this week(lode-
rich eluteholiday-permitted large
monkey" of eitisewa to thnr,nthly en-
joy the day elsewhere. The town of
Reafrerth, which was weloeraing its
old hoye and girls this week, was the
destination of over 1110 Goderich
aene, while not • few participated in a
Mintier celebration at Sir tfo n$.
About 110attreeled the Rapt Ise Men ie
at Mwweemeng Part and quite • plea.
ant day wise west by a member at
Point Fars Some small Mena
parte." enjoyed theamelere at various
potato on the lake afar• Thar •t.
traetlnas took emetically all the holi-
day taken away from town wed lift
Ooderieh very quiet foe tense who
were compelled to remain et hewn.
Sermons in -Movies" Appeal to
People
Rev. Clark.. R. Park' r, pastor of
the First Baptist church. of Terre
Haute. Ind.. believe a in keeplug step
with the tin:' .. 110 fit .. moving plc
lures to illustrate his Sunday even
ing Ieeture...oi d hes ehurrh or always
rnwde d 'rhe pe ople like the idea.
and men and worncn who, had fnr
Zoyfen what Otte Weide arses rhumb
looked like are it.w 0 Kolar atten-
Tanta at the "movie" pennons
Value of a Letter
Itnw completely the score of a sen-
cnco Ip altered by the ouiisalon of an
nlllal letter is shorn n the following
•urn nt frcm semen. paperw
-The roufllct wee drendful. and the
corm, was repulsed with great laugh -
"In nonsequencr of the numerous
I, cider's occasioned by eluding on
ranntnn lake, measures are to be
alien to put • top to It."
•Whoa the Premiden''e wife entered
hr• humble slttlna room of the mine
he wa. politely hdndcd a hair
"Al a Large dinner given last night
tt the - - nothing war, entabi• but
he owls "
"A man was yesterday a ted no
.hoe o'hargv of having eaten a rabmwn
'nr demawdlsg more than ``� his fare '•
°Tt• Ressean moldier. Ixaobkleef-
ookowsky war (mind dead lilt a lose
reed 'ticking be hr throat "
14vw te a as•dleln• that needs tak-
ng he large dome attar marriage te
w fir nay Mei effect Het bttitlis..
earflap a Ary little goes a kedg sty.
anal
OF CANADA
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Are Year Children
Learning lo Save
Money T
Each maturing son and
daughter should have a
personal Savings Account In the Union Bank of
Canada, with opportunities to save regularly, and
training In how to expend money wisely. Such an
education In thrift and saving will prove invaluable
In later hfe.
Goderich Branch -F. WOOLLCOh1BE, Manager.
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Ate you intending to fit yourself as a teacher o: Music, E'ru.tonist
or Concert Performer ?
The London Conservatory of Music
offers splendid advantages in PIANO, ORGAN SINGING, F.LOCtf-
TION, HARMONY, ETC.
Write for illustrated year book for information regarding fees. scholar-
ship, prizes, etc.
LOTTIE ARMSTRONG. F. LINFOHTH WILLGOOSE,
Registrar. ,i Mos. B.ir . ?itocipal.
Address: -354-6 Dundas St., London, Ont.
Vacation Trips on the Great Lakes
Mummer vacation travel on the
Great Laken is now in full awing, and
the volume of tourist travel attracted
to the lake r ole. by the splendid
equipment of the paeeemeer line. ape
for the cool and lest fill 'eke tripe i't
even larger than in former er..'.ne.
The great ship "Serandieer," now
rvnnir.g daily between Cleveland and
Buffalo, has created a sensation with
the veiling public who Meek lheii
i sit ries at either city to enjoy a
del ,;htfitl mgl.t" ti ip "n this ntar-
velons steamer.
The •'Se...n.ltte Oct)... leogrst and
moot costly h •*••ginger-t'.mere 011 in-
tend waters of 11.e world. She has
310 staterooms and par los. accommo-
dating Iiip1 paweengsrs, equalling in
.keping (-Armcoty the large.t hotels of
the country, red she ran carry (4,0(51
people, the population of a good etre
town.
Notwilbalandiug hes eigentic size,
during the sun:seer Beavon her sleep-
ing accommodations ate reserved well
in advance. and those contemplating
the trip should arrange for rooms a.
early aa possible.
All railroad tickete reacting between
Cleveland and Buffalo are good for
transportation on C. & B. Line Steam-
ers, and no one .hould miss the oppor-
tunity of using tbe lake route during
the bot summer months,
The Gospel of Happiness
A woman who bail many sorrows
and heavy burdens to bear, but who
was noted for her cheerful spirit, once
said in explanation:
'•You know that 1 have no money.
1 had nothing to give but myself; and
.c 1 made the reeolutioo that 1 would
never Padden anyone rine with my
troubles. 1 have laughed and told
)ekes when 1 could have wept. l
have always smiled in the face of
every misfortune. I have tried never
to let anyone go from my presence
without .v happy word or a height
thought to carry with him. And
nsakieg happiness engenders happi-
nese 1 myself am happier than 1
would have been haul 1 eat down and
bemoaned my fate.
This. gospeI of bappine'ss i• one which
eve, a• unr .honld lay to heart. Set
nut with the ins"Int ihIe determine•
tom that you will heir burdens and
not impose then,. Whether the eon
shines or the rain fell.. •.how a glad
fare to roil neighhor. If you mint
fall in life. battle you ran at leant fall
with a smile on your foe.
Harvest Help Excursions, •1112..i0l to
Winnipeg August 11 and 1M
The Brand Trunk Railway System
will run Harvest Help excursion. via
t'hiago and Duluth on August 11 and
IK, from all stations in Ontario, King•
Ion, Renfrew and west at low rate
of 51215) to Winnipeg, plus balf-cant
per mile from Winnipeg to destina-
tion. First excursion on A rgunt 11
applie•* to all points in Manitoba. Sec-
ond victim on August IS to certain
point. Saskatchewan and Alberta and
all point. im Msniloba. Returning -
half -rent per mile to Winnipeg, plop
5114.111) from Winnipeg to destination
in &astern Commit.
The route vie Chicago tr yen attier-
i2►NMste, naso targe ettiesra.dt•tarrafr
toeing passed enroute, who:h hreak• the
monotony of the journey. The Gran 1
Trunk Pacific ltailww) is the shorted.
and quickest route between Winni-
peg, Saskatoon and Fwlrunnton and
traver.es some of the beet farming
country in Manitoba, and the roost
rapidly developing pectins) of Wert -
ern ('marl+
Full part.iculem at all (:rand trunk
ticket offices or write ('. F. Horning,
District Pasanger Agent, Union Pita -
lion, 'Toronto, Ont. I9-2%
-Mr. M. T. Jackson, re Ripley,ie
preparing to move to Fdmouton, lta.
Hie eon, Roy, has resided there forsev-
eralyears.
An Ideal Vacation Trip via Great Lakes
Steamships
AA this time of the year when so
moiety are planning their, vacation
trip the qurrtion "Wheref To Go'
naturally suis•. Wh,.t could be noire
delightful than n Great irk•. trip.
where the air in pore, the .un shines
and cool refreshing browses blow.
Five railing. week) fn Pt Mr
SeatNionll foe Set Rte. weekly
Mario, Port Ar-
thur sod Fort William ett mehipp
express leaves Toronto 1230 p.m. mail-
bag day., snaking direct connection,
1f you ere contemplating a trip,
don't let this slip your tesamory, Oars -
adios Pacific steamships make the
fastest Um•, have the iweit of &reeve-
taodetinn, and the table it uwexodled.
Pull partieolars and reeervatioae on
testae and ships, at every Oadradfaa
Pathe tleket nines,
l71. i. OBINSf— -i
Here Are a Few
SPECIALS
For This Week
1A Men's Suits, regular 116, .211.45
Boys' and Mep's Weave •Hats,
regular up to't.e. to clear • 10t
Men's Pante, regular 112.... .i1.i6
Child`s Rortp.re, to clear. 3*
Boys' Bathing "guile. to cltar....S •
50 dozen Bow Tier, sery sptcia1.161
Men'. Bordered Handiercbiefe,
tl for ,264
Men's Harvesting Glover*, spec-
ial line 2Cc ,tnd 33.
M. RCBINE
Agency for : I'raimely'•: t)v,ralls
Berlin `Ihirts
Olen Evenings lintil 8-' )
A.NEW TL ltM
oven. September 1.1 in the pot ah.r
1'onge and • tome. 'Sln VIA, l oront o. 1
.chool en !Oleg a great rep'.1..1 bo fn. -nye
training. Waite tcd.p to' r'.etelrytur.
'Ant child can snake the
pictures.
Every operation as plait
as day.
Eire? ? a '
have their tlevelopint
and printing done b;
.In expert.
R. R. Sallow:
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WHEN BUYINGYEAST
INSIST ON HAVINiG
TMIS PACKAGE
DICUNI b • TiTUTI