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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1914-8-27, Page 51, 1 I I I ,died APpw for- a t„ r rr rreA Blstr Wins. t. 14. Mee THE bIGVAL : GODBrRUCH ONTARIO TuutemAY, Ammer 117, 191+ i The range with pure white enamelled steel reservoir stamped from one piece. ' The WOar Pandoj I rl eeryis seamlesss and clean *nye enoughoir to use In cot king, and preserving. See the McClary dealer. •/ SOLD BY HOWELL HARDWARE CO. • • • FOR SALE • • Second -Hand ian 2Letere Y ,ind ele• • • $45.00 CASH j This isasnap • • • EAST STREET GARAGE GODERIC11 Neat M Tenet Mat Always Ops Phase stems I MONUMENTS CHASTE AND ARTISTIC DESIGNS Best workmanship at J. DOIG'S, Clinton. >; J. Doig importi direct, he is able to give quick delivery at close prices. Designs and prices on applications. 1.45 1Oc 1.38 33c 26c ,tits BSc S is IL eyelet, It Takes Money bare growl mberiac dam. beat at caste mare for a poor •nem the end. -Mrs. Susan Kerr. 01 Detroit, le visiting Mt.. Peter lireels atSheppard- ton. -Dr. Percy Tyr has purChasea the medical practice of the l.teDt. Parket. of Mtivet tun cream, candy .-d faacy did a nhrirlrtg business. amounted to pretty SW). Hospital Ship Collections The ladies who canvassed tb* town of liodeiich for cootributious to the -bits. A. Cawpbell.. Mountsburg, Canadian Hospital Ship trued burr is visiting her sun, Mr. James A. Camp- sucoredrd ur euhrctine tbn hasdeume bell, h:rst,terot. sew of gtitn.Y4. Mayor Heid M the treasurer of the fund. The followi.g - Mies Emma CoIvin• of The Post aro the amounts collected Ly the staff, Brussels it in ti•.Jetieh on * ladies in the various sub -divisions: work booths4 GOOD TIME AWAITS THEM proceeds eels - Committee Appotuted for 'hatefurauseat of Apollo Commadry Minute. of a meeting of the Joint cuusmllteee, composed of the romp tlou cumwittee ut town council, Board of Trade committee and committee from Mainland lodge A. F. k complete artangrweuu Inc the recep- tluu and entertaining ut the members of Apollo Uumwandry No. 1 of Chi- cago, who will arrive in Uodrrirh at nitre a.m. on Tue.t:ay, tieptesuber Mtb, for a stay of two or three hours, arriv- ing oat Steamer North America. Thew present were : --Mayor Reid. J. H. McClinton, Dr. W. F. Clark, K. R. Wigle, Wm. Proudfool. Jr., Moore, R. J. Megaw, (i. L. Parsons, C. C. Lee, H. C. Dunlop, John Straiton, Jr., B. C. Munninge, Wy•-ille Millar and J. W. Kitts. Mr. McClinton, as chairman of the toeetiog, milted for order and asked Mr. Parsons to again state to those not already familiar with the facts, lbs object of calling the meeting, whieb rtquest war complied with. Soule discussion took place regard- ing ways grad .mous for piovidiug conveyances and entertei g the gueML Moved by C. L Moore, seconded by U. L Parsons. that, if possible. Ibe tug Horton be secured, end that the mayor, the president cf the Board of Trade and the W.M. of Maitland lodge board the tug together with some others who wished to aceow- pany them, and that the North Amer- ica will be intercepted before entering the harbor and boarded by those men- tioned above. Tbe W.M. of Maitland lodge will introduce the mayor wbo will in turn welcome our burst+ to 1.odericb, and that G. L: Parsons be a committee of one to arrange for tug. Motion carried. The following committee was ap- pointed for arranging auto trip through the town: R. J. Megaw, chairman ; C. L. Monte, W. Kelly, Wm. Proudfoot, Jr., J. W. Kitts. The following were appointed as a reception committee : G. L Parson., chairman; 1S. It. Wigle, J. H. McClin- ton, B. C. Munningi, H. C. Dunlop, C. C. Lee, R. 11.1. Reynolds. The following were appointed as a committee on decoration'.: H. 1). Mc- Lean, chairman ; J. W. Craigie, M. Itohine, F. Buidette, George t'orter, H. E. Hodgene, ['rank Mardis Joe. Kidd, Harry Edwardr- The following were appointed as a hotel committee of race tion : C. C. Ler, chairman ; C. A. Nairn, F. F. Lawrence, John Galt, George Wil- IiAms, Frank Hodgens, Jos. Kidd, George Fritter, Dr. Career, W. 6. Eliot, A. Porter, Wm. Lane, K. N. Lewis, M.P., Alex. Saunders, Jobs Acheron, George Porter, \Vyville Mil- lar. The following souvenir committee was appointed: E. R. Wigle, John Straiton, Jr.. and B. C. Munnin'gs. It is understood that Mayor Reid and Mr. M. G. Cameron, as president of the Board of Trade, are members of all committees. It was left to the board of public works to see that the streets, over which the guests will travel, are in gond shape and well sprinkled: Moved by G. L Parson,, seconded by Dr. Clark, that the reception com- mittee be instructed to procure 200 panorama views for the gentlemen of the party, and 200 sets of post cards for the ladies of the party, as souven- irs of the occasion. -Carried. This brought up the question of funds tor the occasion, Messrs. McClin- ton, Clark apd Wigle assuring that the town would stand as much as >i'I.i of tate expense. It was suggested that the band be mowed to play at the dock and that Mr. C. C. Lee ..cure, if possible, the services Of the Stewart er_heetra for the hotel. Mr. C. L. Moore offered the i.ervices of a rpt iokler and team to the board of works for assisting in wetting down the streets. The route to be following was left in the baud. of the committee arranging route, but was practically decided up- on as follows:, From dock proceed up West to Wellington, north to Crescent to Waterloo, to Colborne, to Churcb, to Nelson, to Gloucester terrace, to Waterloo. to Bruce, to 8t. Vincent, to North, G. Square, turn to right on Square. and proceed arontnd to East, to Grautl Trunk station, where a turn will be made, hack on East, to Albert, north on Albert to Nelson, to Victoria. south on Victoria to the Victoria reboot, west on Brilanois road to -_Mee. Marshall and family, of Lon - doe, bare taken up their residence in i the cottage of Miss Lewis, Essex street. -Fall and winter millinery now ready both trimmed and untrimmed Mies CA MICRON. Hamilton street. 22-1t - Mies Jessie Foster. of tbe post- oMee staff. is spending ber emotion with !lies Hildted McColl, camping at Pott Credit. --Misses Hazel and Jean Stewart, of Illeafortb• spent the week -end witb their sects and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. James Young. - Mrs. John Johnston, of East Tawas. M. b , is spending the reason with bet daughter, Mrs. W. Heal., Wettiegton street. Ilrs.'W. O. Reid. Mrs Marvin end To Get Goof Thesis" master :•sift, of Seafurlh. returned home .,n 'Saturday after .pending a wart with Mr. W. J. Daniels. visit to her ..out, Mie 1). Kennedy. No, 1 Dir. Mrs. No. Y Mrs. Mn. Misr Mrs. Mian Mier —Mrs. James Moore, OlourreterI est rate, is visiting her granddaughters, Misses Gladys at.1 Mae Leundy, of Blyth. -tier. E. L. \Villiauts, vicar of Bt Peter's church, lAkrwocd, Oblo, • is visiting his mother, Mr.. J. H. Wil- liam/. -Mr. D. Shearer is the new teller in the lucid branch of the Sterling 'mob. His predecessor, Mr. G. McNair. ha, ieturued to drotlaud. -- Rev. lino. E. Ito,, will return from his vacation ou Saturday and will coo - duct the services. morning and even- ing, in Knox church OP Suudey. -Mrs. David Bogie and daughter, Pearl, of //tonality', left for their bones last week after spending a mouth with friends in torten and at Nile and Sheppir dton. - Oodericb industrial exhibition will be held on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. September 21.4, Mad and Y,ird Write the secretary, Mr. J. Ades Fowler. for full information. -1n our report last week of the General Brough euchre party. we omitted to mention that the band - some first prise donated by Mr. George Porter was won by Mrs. Pote. -Miss Minnie Cook, daughter of the late Adjutant and Mrs. Cook, former- ly of Goderich, lett on Monday for her home at Billings. Nebraska, atter spending their vacation et Lakeside. Miss Cook was aocompanied by Miss Dyer as far as Detroit. -Tbe regular meeting of tbe Gods - rich branch of the Women's Institute will be held at the ho near Miss M. E. Salkeld, Bayfield meds on Thursday, September 3rd.at Lb. ee o'clock. V isioors are always welcome. A baud wagon will leave Court blouse park at 130 low -Clinton News Record : Mr. Frank Hutchings, for the pitst seasoc chauff- er for Mrs. Whitehead. has accepted the position of clerk in the Hotel Bed- ford, Goderich. His genial, obliging manner will no doubt make him popu- lar with the patrons of that well- known hostelry. -Mr. end Mrs. F. G. Eagle, of Hamilton, with their sons, Fredetick and Edwin, have been visiting at the bome of Mrs. Eagle's father, Mr. Wm. Campbell, Quebec street. Monday last was the tenth miniver -rat y of t heir wedding and a fussily withering was held in the evening in honor of the o• -- romans, a sselay t R as' wlsn -awes bow Teas will ret ark* mat a ieute Y Fre rel an se. We An work that i bed .. eremites wilt stew mew diens richt Sies►s j"b I- ereseb a reasoisAM, pew and ,os .d .• tr ideas us that poet w* be framed gooey shim tritium. f FRED HUNT -Mrs. Harry Martin was the dele- gate hnu the local lodge to the Grand of Regetahs which- recently h7.77 -their ensvent ion in Terceto. Dr. Hyatt and daughter. wbo were greets at tbe British Exchange abate' fur several wean . bass returned ea stets borne st Topeka Kansas. --Miss Annie Stoddart left on Olon- Mel M rarsenW where else will meet ber ei.tw. Miss May. wbo is returning aIiI agnelliff BOpuR1C boss r extended visit to the west. • rlt/Mral pair• to of the tiederiel, .y r.r.ets are clip., jag • w.eks MOM ISO i os the `rounds of Mr. Ed. Lawson t be lair *here, at Dunlop • -w PERSteamer -Ire Tom 7i}tord, 04 qhs Steamer Celia/Ian, was botpe Inc a few days -: et lh trolays an at.se.t at lam week. He left on Mouday for Port aa.d. bnColbotse wbere he will rejoin bis yes - eel. —legs Uwe work bare blow -Miss Knell. of Vancouver, eery euobi returned borne Tent week. While in )L a.. stow. JM U•1Rso► s,is LUoderieh she was the guest of the relief at 1.&5 r ahem Doyle, Es.er- eotzca Sens -Yesterday wars the Meat day which i 'tree?. be 1.1141111444111 mes will dose at one p in 1 Master (,truck Do glia., of Luck - now, returned home on Tu►eday atter -Mt. FMxrace Doyle Bony and I spending a few days with his great - -on.'t Detroit., dare been guests at 1 grandmother. Mrs. A. Carrick. New- tke Perk hMime.pts street. -Mr. C. C. Lee, titMtietnr of Hotel Sunset, intends hui dlug A restaurant on the grounds near the tennis court; so Ibat the ladies can entertain each other at eve o'clock teas. -Mrs. Young and two deughters Bruce returned to there house ruce street. after a delightful round trip on t. the eawet Xaninistigoia, of which the Wee husband is chief engineer. -Mrs. Hogan, of Detroit, and throe sone, Frank. John and Bruce, have been spending their holidays with tbe lad)) s .istel, Mrs. A. Cassidy, at the rwetdasce of Miss Washington, East street -Mr and Mrs. A. H. Seaverns, of canton, Ohio. •re guests at essex cot- tage, Essex street. _Ilatnilton Mpe•etalor : Miss Theo. Mackelean leaves today to spend a week at Goderich. -Mrs. B. T. Dea Ie. of Toronto-, is. 'Jailing her parent►. Mr. and Mrs. Dunkeld. Cumbria road. -Miss Annie Driver spent one week this moral' in Seaforth, the guest of her 'Oleo Mrs. Andrew*. -Mr. and Mrs. George. Wilson and -hillren, rat Pickford. Mi". are visiting relative, hi town. -Miss Lila Mitchell, of Southamp- ton, war the guest .f Mra 0. Irl. u Li Elliott akewid. last week. Miss Jean Hawkins. of London. is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hawkins. Bayfield road.k, -Mr. Herb. Mandel, who is empy- d with the Ford Motor CO. of De- troit.a home en • week's vacation Miss G. Currell has returned to Tomato after spending a innate in town visiting freed* and relative.. No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 8 Ni'. 7 Black ..... _ . . W. T. Murney H. J. Phalen Josi. !launders t;atrie. .. Strong Nina S1...rwan 4154 110 40 76 40 40 15 56 pIb 00 54 30 25 till 'I'ot.t l to date.. . $34$ 51) W.C.T.U. Meeting The W.C.T.U. wet in the Temper- ance hall on Monday of this week. Eleven members and four visitors were present. Mies AIIiu led the devotion- al exer time. Miss Minnie Harris was electei treasurer pro tem in the ab- sence of Mise Mallongb, who is away in the west. Mathfactlon was express- ed that the wenebets of the Uoion %err paying their fee of 111.00 in the early pert of the year. Over $I1 was received at this meeting. The educa- tional half hour was on "l.aw Enforce- ment and was taken by Mrs. Brown. Anyone having a library hook from the Union is requested to leave it at Mn. Alex. Duvtdsuu'a home, Colborne street, before the date of next meeting, September lith. Tne subject to be taken up wi4 be "Anti-narvotirs.' Corn Roast and Picnic Tbe annual picnic and cont roast of the Epwortb League of North street Methodist church was held at Black's point on Tuesday of this week. There were about 50 present anti all report an enjoyable time, eepecrally those who oxupied the back seat of the last truck -los d coating home. The first load left the eb;•rcb about a quarter to five and ethers the seccodload ar- rived, which it did about twenty min- utes part seven, the lunch was already spread on the ground. After a very dainty lunch of sandwiches, cake, sal- ads and )-rules, with tea and lemonade to aid the reveller's digestion of the aforementioned dainties, they repaired to the beach where a huge fire was kindled which warmed the night air and shed a strong light for some yards around. The corn wan very dainty to the palate. but probably this was due to the ,kilfulnesa of the cook who pre- sided over the fires. Tbe ride home {especially the last load) was not the least enjoyable feature of the evening. The last of the revellers arrived at the church about eleven o'clock feeliog tired but happy and ell voted it • splendid suerese. Great praise is due those who were -mainly responsible for the success of the evening. NEWS OF SPORT casino. BASEBALL -The Jackson Man;:tucturiug Co., ; The first game between the ' Br - Manufacturers ofLian Brand eictbing.'lects' and North street Methodists II a first whose business has not heen I took place on Fridey evening when etre, too by the Rarnpeau wa•. As l the Methodists again met defeat, The long ++ the British r.av , keeps the 1 interdenominational bo s apparently trade routes clear its liminess will be believe in a Church Union which in - normal. Just at present., however, the, eludes Anglicans and Oatbolics as well local rectory is h• t:diceppa in' ataa. Methodists and l nesbyterians. work t.y a shortage in the supply of I They made a good selection in cboos- lining mater es. log Clark for their pitcher for he held the champions down to a few scatter - cycling down the harbor' ed bits. Curry pitcned well Inc the Lill last wee, Mr, Annals Green, ratMethodists but by means of base steal- Dettoit, had the niisfot tune to ba i ing and good luck the final score read thrown fromhis wheel. He suetafberl , too in favor of the "9etects." e epcained wrist and abadly bt uued I The second garae between the leg. We are glad to relport that bele„ now almost recovered from bis I 'Never -get -beaten Selects and eelf- injurie..termed"invincible'' Nine was pulled off with flying colors. home -rune, one, -Mr. .1. W. Duncan. who bait been two and three, baggers, shut -outs, assistant superintendent at tioderieh pop -outs ind many other kinds of f .r the Peudeutial L.ft Assurance Co. "Outs' too numerous to mention. but' for some time past. has been tranfet- wblch actually took place. From the, red rn N•. Marys.' Hie successor bete beginning it was seen that the game is M J. M. Sterrett. 1 r'....1. Stretford. wee going to be a good one, Last, fur- an old Goder i -h hey. who p'1es taus and bloody. 1f war is any worse the energy .ind al.iliiy In nick- a nuc- than 'het game was it rertainly must ' es. of ilia hew pos.tiu0. be terrible. But why talk on tAlthe" The members and adherents of why keep the aoxicus :public in sue - ti.,. Union Send'r Mrhnnl, Rsltfnrd, Pomo- Ronk* it, Weal, that tbe "Nevet- Lei1 their aouuai picnic on the -beaten' Selects kept up their good grounds of Reeve Samuel Bisset. name and walked off with flying !latticed Heights. on Wednesday colors. afternoon. The weather was ideal It is considered by some to be a and the afternoon was spent in the lucky act for one pitcher that he did enjoyment of various games and die- not keep his bet a "fl,e-to-one" that paring of the sumptuous Tepee'. pro- he could defeat the enemy it each team Oiled try the ladies. only used one pitcher. Clark for the ^Never-get-b•aten'.' certainly show- --The Rebekah Lodge with their ed up in good style. ('eery and Hebei friends held their annual picnic at for the "Invincible" Nine justi(ed the Point Farm on Wednesday afternoon. publics opinion of them. That this is s eery popular event was The third game between the Never- preeed by the Get that over 10an were Get-Beatens and the Invincible. was pre.yndt. arriving in a ha„dors a undoubtedly the best hall game of the every wimen do d The t. ide o! the reason, the Invincible, showing up 3kd rniaddf.l considerably aftern n. better than the bave all season and `he enjoyment of the afternoon, giving the ever-Get-Hrazens the From reports e e received t w haw the Celd by any on organisati„ this reason. sixth Innings it was 4 L in favor of the Never -Get -Neatest% in the seventh innings a run was rtnlen and yet again in Um( eighth another by the In- viocibles, thus tieing the R&M(' After game of their 11.e... At tbe end of the Ciliewas one of the most succerful -The fnllowin` taken from the Fort Worth Record refers to ag•ntle- man wellknnwn in Ooderieb and who is a nephew of Mrs. James Wilson. playing ten innings the game ended in Nortb strew,* •'The waugeasast r of I a vietory'eieshe [clever -(,N4 Beaten. Miss Margaret Lois Lane,__ daughter of with • score of 5.4. • • Hoe. and Mn. Hunter P. Lane, of The fact that it WAS a ten -Inning. College avenue, Fort Worth, Texas. to game goes to testifyto the chorines,Mr. Gerald Grant Hays was announced of it, Bahe sled leridham were the at a party given by Miss Geneva star Soldersof the day. Thera were Bradly, daughter of Judge Bradly I some good bits made but no one ever Lipscomb stereo the wedding to be heeded any more than a ase base bit. ceI.bo ted on Wedse.day everting. which shows bow gird the fielding September 2nd. was. All through the game Habil was Decoration Service the Invincible. twirler and Johnston their catcher. Babb opened the game Omar, Goderieb No. 31, ('.0.P.. will ;on the Never -get -Element' side by hold Ittranntal decoration daywinter pitching four Innings •and Clark ended at Maitland cemetery on Suay, Rep- it by pitching the rest. No criticism timelier 6 h. A further aeeonocessent esu he made for tbe wt. (bo iters of the diffeteut teams payed, as all played to ,fectioe. (rcat credit le doe troth me std their line-up an- I pears hello :-- Newer t-Beatna- Pitcher, Babb, Clark ; ca'cher, inky ; 1st bare, Mc- Arthur ; 2nd time, Farr: 3rd hese. Balkwell ; shortstop, Bawler: right Arid, Clary Babb; centre Aeld, Finn ; left field. Balton. sent nest week. Invineibles- Pitcher, A. Hate.' ; Knee Church Dowdier ear/ catcher. Johnston : 1.t her, °wry : r • 2nd base. Hatch ; 3rd ha -e, Pridhan, ; Tbe garden party ma Kee: hburrh right Gold, rowed ; centre Meld, W. ' laws lest Tbwrwday .sects( was well finis!: left Mid, Breda in. pat(veis.d. The anmbww of the (inspire --(1.R Webb Ladies' Aid society. wader whose - - - --- — aatissespiioei the emelt was arrested. Vies Annie Spafford, of St. rwalwtalncd the repiitatk+n as eat Joseph's hospital. London, and danRh- elam oaterere. a large room .r partak • ter of Mrs. Spafford, of Blyth, has lug .f Use trapper provided. Ilering volunnteered for Red Cross service tbereweeteg while the 3ftrd mailmen% with the l'wnadian o coming bated /tern -►....f - o • . -Misses (iface Hopp! Lb and ida ]]I1eLsod have returned from a visit to tlkhsrt. Chicago and Port Horne and will he ready to receive enetnmers at their dressmaking rooms in the Mas- onic aronic Temple after September 1st. -Mr. and Mrs. Thom. of Montreal, have reached IAverpool. Word to this eft. •t was riervived in Onderieb this week in • letter from Mrs. Thom to Miss Hutchison. Mr. Thom Is re- ported to be much improved in health. will be made next week. Not Appearing this Week Owing to the absence of 'The signal editor this week. investigating the wrong -doing to connection with The Signal nontest, the first rat the Bermuda lettere le not a tag this week as we had nall intended. Our readers may rk Mer tbs first instal- LYRIC o►.tal- t1]OE©1IZ!RumOF CANADA LYRIC THEATRE Special Attraction 2 NIGHTS 2 Monday -and Tuesday, Aug. 31 and Sept. -I Daniel Frohmun presents John farrymore, "New Ye,k'e Mat- inee Idol" in the. well known play "The American Citizen" 'o I pails supported by an all stir cast. DON'T MISS 1r Admission as Usual 10c and 5c COMING "Fret the tater is the Gars' in - reels Rea for 11 works in New York City. a teretenli.I port re vel ••f the life of one leo • 'n •n Bethlehem's Manger 10 l' Cross WATCH FOR DATES LA 1 Ott Bank by Mail and Save Long Drivrt, Mall us the cheques or cast you receive, With your Para book. which we rill retort with the Deposit credited. Then you can pay your bills by chequer which we will honor, or I you van J,.ihmi, cash yourself, send us a cheque in your own favor and we will forward the money by rehire malL Drop In and talk to the Manager about It Gtxlerich Branch --F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager. LONDON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC : AND -:- SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION, LIMITED UNPRECEDENTED OFFER OF'SCHOLARSHIP AND PRIZES. Write for Particulars LOTTIE ARMSTRONG, F. LINFORTH WILLGOOSE, Registrar. Mus. Bac ' Dunelm Princ.pol. Address: --354-6 Dundas 5t., London, Ont. 1 Union Stock Yards Toronto Army Horse Inspection EVERY DAY UNION STOCK YARDS Horse Department, Toronto South. to aquae•, turn to right and proceed around Squint!, to Montreal, to Elgin, to Wellington, to Britannia road, to Hotel Sunset, where guests will be entertained. ft was decided to have the news- paper publish the route in order that the residents of these streets could provide suitable decorations or display if they saw fit to do so. Fhere being no further business, the meeting adjourned. the different com- mittees to proceed with their duties and a joint meeting to be held late r at the call of Chairman McClinton of the town ree-epti0000mmittee ', - CITY MEN ON FARMS Dominion Government and Provinces to Arrange Employment The federal government, through Premier Borden. has expressed a de- sire to co-operate with Ontario and ether provinces in working towards the supply of employment. A :onference with members of the committee wh i went to Ottawa to itrike plane for carrying nut this pol- icy has been arranged for the latter part of the week. Aa s result it is ex- pected that 1000 men will he placed on farms in the maritime provinces, and that half that number may be accom- modated in Ontario rural communi- ties. This is the atm of the specie' com- mittee which organized in Toronto to seek work for the unemployed and ac- cording to Mr. W. K. McNaught, ex-M.P.P„ progress is already bring made. An organieltion meeting to form an executive of leading Toronto nom was held yesterday and following this the trip to Ottawa will be made. With the object in mind of provid- ing work, and not charity. throughout the .,tall and - winter months factory owners' will be •ppresebed with the suggestion that instead of dismissing percentages of their stoats, the wage roll be decreased in the same ratio. Thus 100 men would work half lime instead of 50 men for full time. In tome caves at the present chia method has been adopted and is working well. GRAND TRUNKMv SYISTEIM esereieftereirWeesetooserWeiWerosl Reduced Fares to Toronto For Canadian National Exhibition Fare and one-third .August :t1,t to September 11th le - elusive. From all stations in Caned% Corn- wall, Ottawa and West. Op•eial rrusd trio far,'. will be in elect on certain dates. All ti Orrin valid for return until Tuesday, September 15, 1011. ihid mo truisms hewn (;!rand Trunk Ticket d,geul.. "Back to School" Best Values at 7 hontson, Scribblers and Exercise hooky Mitchell'tt Pone, 30 styles 8pencerian Pens, 10 stylets Pencils from 1,: 0 a dozen, ti_ p 8 Pen and Pencil Sharpeners, Slates, Rulers, Crayons, .ry Drawing Hooke, Foolscap Paolo StaffordanCarters Inks Pencil Boxes, All the stock nice and new and unequalled in value. See the window display JAS. F. THOMSON music 6' Stationery Store tr1F. 4'. 1 A 441H RNc r t 4) A. Towel n lit, ltetMw 77ekAewtrf..fM.p Clinton School of Commerce Are you making the boat use of poor nee.,r- tonttien while you have thea No matter what your walk la HU every teas and woman neede a thorough ►wdn..s task- ing. The best way to obtain teat Ie to lea.411 actual bowing.* Pi perform. Ttfii you will obtain at the Clinton Micheal .PJ( Commerce. Our training meet, the octant kuairerrre.te wad domande of the Mwwoettky .s1e-d.. ate altos man. t,eRsao hese habilis& taBIL., Antral tM►oe • ls- taa or elook keeptue. - As to Me. eater mousse bashed wh.ek rlquiFe en eines. Peitettr•s Dapwrtment. The W ly.tem r•` n1.e+ Imsgl.e ry pas tim to to oetiem.., all heel near bang perforated over the eorr•wr face t• tare. When a 1111-, System graduate waver school to take a *St nation It Ie joet tbe name ar swing from enc Almada to another. he hs 4,4 actual oftee experience. reside. t lel, bn.lne.it eo.r.e the • uoton School, of t;omm.rce offer, tie follow lag eoareee. Monogr tphy 'both flregs and Mt.:tel. Typewriting. Telegraphy and preparation for toe (:IvU Sentra Kismet Again for those who mere) immure to imore Again edora,1on a .pwrlal ►'armee,' t warm 1, .rat rod treed ice the winter month.. Tr. TClbten School y Commerce • --ma- ters pc..titanstegr.duatee. The .r hoot open♦ Sept. 1.t, hot you may enter any timefor thew whim eaatalton.)-ch.w,k we rt•e .t the, ougtr .p-t.dale ,orre.ueadonee coat • bf mall. Min. n Y. Ward. B. 4,, the Principal wit be by es poet cad exemia se In.t rta'tl*• StwforaaaUas wets. lie or eall at the e- ewe chapati it tar yo.rtsN, ilbats just completed arrangement" with one of unr leading wholesale houses to cairy their entire Ilseef samples in or line so you will he able to.rlect front a down to one of the ordinary stocks that are carried in our stone to day We have a guarantee of prompt deliver y, so there will he no delay after pl iwtt yarn. wrier en the delivery of gor .1. to yon - ' catch tweeds English w . roJe - Irish tweeds and sersme---.Otte, .. %tinge of latest designer- Fall plate now in. Pridbam the Tailor. ''1 21.