The Signal, 1914-10-22, Page 5THE SIGNAL : QnDRRICH : ONTARIO
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WITH every article we sell, we endeavor to laclude
•satisfaction. If we don't give it, thea it teat a
sale. That's the way we do business at this place.
We don't do it merely to be gereerows,, bet bemuse we be-
lieve that web * policy In the long run always wins. 1f
you don't get whet you want, corse back and "kick."
You've a right to your wesey's worth sad we want you to
have it.
EAST STREET GARAGE, Ooderich, Ont.
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"Wby not bear tine trwtr ••Mvw fool and (nosey.'
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'Thoroughly guaranteed."
"Praised ly all users"
We have • complete assortmeut from wbicb to choose, also a
full line of
McOlary'■ Famous Bate Bit ser Heaters
See our Use and get booklet hiving details before buying.
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LOCALS-- PERSONALS
-The bewtUul eutuwa we•tber
still condones.
-Mr. Nelson Yeo is helping
haMr.
apDavvidd�Okaatelso, of Cliotoa, wit
- Miss L Hewett, of Auburn paid
a visit to Mr. and Mrs. A. Halliday un
Friday of last week.
-Mr. and Mrs. George Westbrook
spent Buoday aftsrsooe with Mrs. A.
Halliday. Hayfield road.
Mr. and lira. J. U. Stoltz, of East
Wawsmesb, *mot Friday with Mrs.
A. Halliday Bayfield road.
-Masers. Leeks i Um, the Casa-
diaa clothiers, have something speeded
to tell our readase hs their adv. this
week.
-Tbs Cameron street sewer M new
complete and with it will probably god
sewer construction in Uoderich for
this season. '
-Mr. Wm. Howard bas recently
bad a mimeo'. foundation put under
his house and is sow haring the out-
ride painted.
-Mise Irene Harrison of Clinton.
wbo is under the docto►'s care. is stay- -
ing with brr sister, Mrs. A. E. Town-
send, Cambria road.
-It is reported that one of tote local
collegiate institute pupils defined a
skeleton as something with the inside
out and the outside off.
-Mr. J. H. Meridian witb his wife
and daughter ars away on an extend-
ed vacation trip, during which tbey
will visit Detroit, Dayton, Ottawa
and other cltes.
-Mr. Win. Alexander, repre-
senting the Knight Bros. Co., of Burks
Falls. was in town on 'Wednesday and
gave The Signal • pleasant call, be
and the editor being old friends.
- Mr. James Cat ria bas recently tad
a fine up -to date residence built on
Cambria road. It is of red be ick con-
struction and finished throughout
with the latest in modern couvenien-
ees.
-Mr. and Mn. John Knox ao-
noteuce the engagement of their
daughter, Anne Jeanette (Nan), to Mr.
Ernest Jay Howsoo, C.A. of Toron
to, the marriage to take place early in
November. •
- Mr. and Mrs. Peter McLachlan,
whc) recently moved into Mr. Wm.
Watte's bowie oo the Bayfield road,
have gone to Cromarty where Mr. Mc-
Lachlan will be engaged at his trade
until Christmas.
-Mr. E. N. Lewis, M.P., is away to
Ottawa this week in an endeavor to
get more work at Ooderich harbor and
contracts for Huron count factories.
Be is accompanied by Mr. Wim. Jack-
son, president of Clinton board of
trade, and Mr. C. L. Moore, vice-presi-
dent of Ooderich board of trade.
-Dr. James Carruthers Masson,
second son of the Tate Judeg. Maroon,
of Goderich, was married on Thurs-
day last to Mise Alice Marion Know-
les, elder daughter of Mr. F. P. Know-
keof- YPoreeatere • ]i>.seaideseMts.
wbere the wedding took place. Dr.
Masson is now a resident of Rochester,
Minnesota, and bas many old blonde
in Goderich who all join in extending
heat wiibes for hie future happiness
and prospetity.
Patreotie Vaudeville
In the Lyric theatre on Tuesday
evening of next week there will be
given *patriotic vaudeville entertain-
ment under tbe nuepicen of Maple
Leaf cbapter, 1. U. D. E. The pro-
ceeds will bet in aid of the local relief
fund The price of admission is only
25 centre and the following excellent
programme will be given :-
1- A picture.
2-Tbere is • band (Allisteml, 'tr.
Frank Doty.
3 -Recitation leelected), Miss Belch-
er.
4 -Violin solo (Gavotte), Mies Grace
Seager.
5-1te • Long, Long Way to Tipper-
ary, Mr. 0. L. Parsons and
eborus of Boy Scouts.
o -A picture.
7 -Duel The Dancing L.s.on, Miss
Phyllis Baker and Mts. Morson.
8 -Cohen at the Telepboue, Mr. H.
Sturdy
9 --`lungs of the Allied Nations
Britannia, Mrs. Huggins ;France,
Mise Beleber; Belgium, Miss E.
Hays; Russia, Mr. Prank Doty ;
Japan, Mr. Ernest Porter.
God Save the King.
-- -- - RED CROSS NOTES
Good Morning
We Are Introducing
Americas Silk
American Caabmere
American Cotton -Lisle
HOSIERY
eTheybore abed arilii►4 esu
reel foot comfort. No seams to
rip. Neese become loose or
baggy. The shape is knit in --not
pressed In.
GUARANTEED for fineoee•,
style, superiority of material
and work ininett p. Ahsolut•-Iv
stainless. Will wear six months
without boles, or new ne.es free.
O1* SPECIAL OPENER
to every one sending ne 51.(1)
in currency nr rooted note, to
cover adversidne and .hipping
chargee, we will seed poet -paid,
with written guarantes hacked
by a live million dollar rowp•ny. .
either.
3 Pairs of stir 7yc vales
Amertean MtIk Ho»fiery
Of 4 Pain of our Sec value
American Caetimere
or 4 kiff of cur SOfulrisesian
Anterloon Cotton-
s( ii Pairs et Chddree's Hesisro
Give Ib, color. site, and what&
or ladies' or gent's hosiery Is AM
sired,
DON'T DELAY - Offer ex-
pires whets in your lo-
cality
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P.A. Dos 144
DAYTON. on TO, U.M.A.
'I12HN(7RJRR FOR TH8 SiGNAL
A meeting of the Red Cross society
waa beid in the council ebawber on
Mnaday evening. Mr. Isaac Salkeld
altered his nechatd to the society and
Mr Holland and Mt. Lane were ap-
painted to superinteod the work of
picking the apples. A number of boy.
1n the upper forma of the ,ollegiate
bate Misted to bele, and any others
who are willing to prick applss, to par
barrels, are
Whig so Appropriate
As a Gift. or so nice.
Nothing in Value so great for
the Price.
Nothiug more appreciated,
enjoyed to the full,
Nothing insure- ) ou more of
a Pull.
Though often repeated. al-
ways a Joy ---
As a present a dandy -
None quite so handy,
As a Box of Our
iligb•erde Quality Candy 1
T. J. SALKELD
Balmoral Cafe ' Phone 64
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eMterniserargs tO
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Presentation by Chair Members
Tbursdsy evening gpf last week the
members of the Noe4h street Metho-
dist choir were entertained at the
boos of Mr. aid Mrs. C. Moore, Glou-
cester terrace. A most enjoyable
evening was spent by all. A notice-
able feature of the evening's pleasures
wan the present%tioe of a cut -glees
ere•ut and sugar set to Mts. R. Mar-
shall, of Battle Creek, sister of the
bastes., who with Mr. Marshall. M
visiting ber parents in town. As Mies
81.11* Speiran she bad rendered vela -
able service in tbe choir as leading
requested to ernwwee•iefttli "wiN'•Ibe mmtralto anelibe dols took advantage
p evident -
The
The secretary reporter • balance on
hand of 8137. Mn. McKim, Mn. C;01-
bitne. Mrs. W. L. Horten and Mn.
Eliot wet appointed a purchaaimg
committee with power to spend $40
f •r yarn and IOW for other material.
A meeting is in take p'.ce in the
basement of Knox chureh on Tburs-
dapp Oetnhter let h. at 2.83 p.m. c dle-
trilwte this material, and an m.
worker. are invited to be present.
It was decided that the regular
meeting of the society will take place
on the third Monday of each wealth
at right p.m_In the notated chamber.
CHURCH CHIMES
ref p. ibis theme
press their apered*Harr of r blip.
Before breaking up ell joined in hearty
taof the boeplWity of Mr. and
pe Mrs. Moore.
R --v. Ocorge Mason, sof Pinkerton.
bas arrested the call to Harri.teen
P,wb terra sheens sad will he in-
ducted en November Mh.
"Howse Defuses" will be the euhject
of dimmers, by Rev. lien. E. Roes In
Knox ehurch Dell Sunday morning.
and in the evening "Client's Appeal."
Dean Starr. of St.George's cathed-
ral. Khost on. wbo was In RngIend
when the war broke oat, sod who en-
listed es a ebapWn wilbont the
M,hnp's enneent, has been asked to re-
turn to his duties at resign.
Hager Rev, W. K. Her potash et
bleb services In North street Metho-
di t church on Sunday. The morning
subject will be " of rho IntOod e
iteral "A aleses
of
ream. Nett week, eowweseetsg with
Monday P."00* aprt•I pretests Y
eervlees for bit? eswwunion Ent he
j M M o►)b eveale.
SCHOOL
SHOES
Now is the time to buy School
Shoes for the boy. and girls,
They will need good, stroog,
serviceable Sboes, the kind that
wilt stand the test In any
weather. lo this line all past
efforts have been excelled and
you will find at your command
the moat complete stock of neat
reliable Footwear at the lowest
possible prices.
-:- REPAIRiNG -:-
GEO.MACVICA.f
LOCALS =- PERSONALS
-Mr. R. McMatb, far., le able to be
out again after I. recent sickness.
-Mr. and Mn. Robert Doak •.d
eblldreu are visiting friends in Sbep-
paedton this week.
-Mrs. Wright, 0f PAImereloo of itel,
ls Ira a visit to her son, Mr. Frank
Wright, of Brantford,
-Mr. and Mn. Win. Lawson, 4.1
Hulick, peM••ndar with Mn. A.
Halliday,sBayntflrkl cord,
-Mr. A. Halliday acid Mr. Wm.
Waite are assistingMr. Rc.b�et% An-
drews with bis appe crop this year.
-Mise A. Youngblut, of Blyth, was
a visitor at the homes of Mrs. George
Westbrook and Mra. A. Halliday Otte
week,
-Mir. • ObaeIee Wens is having hie
house bricked and other gent rel re-
rrogiretrade in readiness for the cum-
--The
--The young people of town be..
been spending quite a lot of time at
Raiford gatbettng beech nuts during
the peel two week's.
-The famous Canadian Jubilee
Singers will appear in Victoria
t res t Methodist church on Friday
cern rig of Obis week.
-dies Margaret McLeod. cf Antiorn.
accompanied by Mise May Dixon, of
Pop. Albert. spent Sunday •ftrrueoa
tut with Mies Mahe! Hallida .
-A patriotic concert in aid of the
local relief fucd will be given in Knox
church, thodericb, on Thursday even-
ing, November ;,th. The admission
will be 25 cents.
-Mr. George Sau�lt , a member of
the Siurlts-Pollard Minting 4.'0.. one
of the largest printing concerns in
Winnipeg, was a week -end visitor
with his brother+ herr this week.
-De. not f• rget the patiiutic vande•
vibe to he gives in the Lyric theatre
on 'Tuesday everting, Oi tolwr'270b,
tinder the auspices of Maple Leaf
chapter. 1.0.D.E Ticket. are only
c•nta.
--Miss Agnes Middleton, of l'lin'on,
hes an exhibit of hand painted china
in Mr. l'. C. L*,r's store window this
week. It is Min Middleton'sinteut.ioo
of starting classes in thii work to the
near ft.ttire.
- A numhrr of young men were
brought brio e folies. %twist'ate
Kelly on `iat.rd.v for riding bicycles
on the sidewalk.. After wattling
them ret what woui.l happen if they
came before him again the m&Ki.t4a;e
let them go,
- Dr. Or,eer At Greer, ebhrpractorie,
have waved their offices from the cor-,
ner of Emit sweet and the Sq erre to
the remodelled building lb the Ster-
ling hank (dock oar }Iswilton street.
Th. it new offices have been specially
built and fitted up leer them and sty
in every way pleasant and convenient.
-A quiet welding took place Tues-
day afternoon At the home of Mr.
Wm. Proud foot M.P.P., when hie
Olt ce, Miss Met ion Jeanette Dickson,
daughter of the late Mr. and Mee.
`Wua.'bicEtson, Weis' tAi WM.or'Mlr.
George Dixon Clagett 'of Seattle,
Washington. Rev. Geo. E. Ross pep -
formed
formed • he marriage cerrmooy.
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L.
F. W. Robinson, A.R.C.o.
TKACMZE OF
Ptaseferte, Orjss sad Staging
Stasis ever Tbssisee's Mull: Stere
ItODIRIell ONTARIL.
RURAL SCHOOL REPORTS
8 S. No. 3, AdHFIELD
Fifth class and entrance -Idol elrif-
6n and Belle MecKenzie equal, 105;
Isabella McDonald, 100; Lotto McKen-
zie, 80; Berts Be:ket, 811; Will John-
son, 80; Will McDonald, 79.
Third rise -Lily MacKenzie, 110;'
Mary Meteor, 107; John McKay, 101,;
Richard West, 74; Will Benjamin, 30.
Second and dratclasses-- Evelyn Bur-
ton, 73; Harold Collinson, 95; Kath-
arine McDonald, 72.
J. 0. Ygt.t-AND, Teacher.
S.S. No. 6, EA1r WAWANOSH
Report of it%nding of pupils of 8 8.
No. 8, East Wawanosh, fur month
ending Sept.
Mr. 3rd --Hugh Blair, 88; Earle
Magee, de; Aggie Howatt, 64.
Jr. 3rd --.Howatt ('ampb.11, tri ; %elle
Cather, ted; Lily 11 11 Uook, 49.
Sr. Ind -Catherine Hardesty, ti'Y
D. C. Rodger, tS„ . Gi orge Howatt. 414
Jr. 2nd-Elw..od Mtarkhou•e, 77 ;
Winnie Canepleil, 00.
Pt. 11. -Grace W dmond. 71 : Eddie
Rodger, 70: Phyllis HaMeaty, 64.
Pt 1., senior Earle Noble, 76; Elea
Walden, 73 ; F: neat Noble, 71 ; Eva
Cook, 87 ; Russel Carter, 50;
No. on roll, 27 : average attendance.
24.
Guy Brothers Corning
Guy Brothers' famous minstrels
corse to Ooderich. am as *moors
Mut es a well known attraction. This
seaarn from the rise of the riirtain to
the drop M one continuou' rapid err
movement. Jokes all mew. Harr
Prince, the silver towed tenor, *1111
sing Eoglend's new recruiting eons�
"For King and country." Mer.ill.
the prints of j ler., positively a
Buropeafi act Wattle the hate fly
durlmg kis set. Happy Hen way,
known es one of the beet . t n mono-
logues in the eeutnlr Tehfunny
face comedian, Mr. Lwin Goy, and
many other feature arta will he pre-
sented next Thursday evening. Re-
served mats 50 rent.: general adwis-
siOe, 15 emits. Buy your Beats at ad-
vents male for tiny here.
Liberal IJewatioi* by Farmers
Farnsers of the vicinity during yew-
terday and today have beim bringing
is their oreetributions to the Ranch
empire 1a the form of apples, oats end
Alpthe time of going to
Aprrreesest tK►ere has been delivered et the
Aedee4eb ree•Iving depot Al hags of
oats, 31 hags of potatoes and MI barrels
of atm. Mr. Wm. Lane, comelya sk le loads* after the (-looking,
sad the empties will one forwarded to
beedgesrters as soon Y all are reeeiv-
ed.
R. R. HKOMOND, Teacher.
Manoml
B A Nl1 'Though your salary ce Income
s ell no doubt Increase. so will
OF CANADA you expensar and many f Iasi
that the latter more than keep
pace with the former. Now teethe time to start a Reserve Fund
-and the Savings Departnlent'cl the Union Bank of Cased*
is the place to keep 1t -_
Deposit the extra you hove on hand now -you can open all,..
account with any sum, down to one dollar -and draw Interest colt.
Goderich Branch --F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager.
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When wf1 Ti. Save if
1N deal Save MOW?
MONUMENTS
CHASTE AND ARTISTIC DESIGNS
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As J. Doig imports direct, he is able to give quick
delivery at close prices.
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Ont
Growth is Rapid
There hiie leen a rapid growth in
the Sunday echo.' wort of" Ontario!
during the last few years. The num-
ber t 1 Sunday schools has increased
from 6001 to 5256. fhis is not the
Early Morning Wedding � greatest evidence of growth. It lies in
A very pretty weddinv took place the increased enrollment iu the schools,
on Tuesday- morning in St. Peter's due to the pressing and popularity of
church, win Miss Dorothy Kennedy,' the adult Organized clans movement.
third daughter of Mr. Patrick Ken- the cradle roll, and the home depa: t
nedy, of t. yprces at (set, Oodericb, was went. '°
united in marriage to Mr. Joseph M. I The enrollment in the 5246 schools is
Burke, or London. The ceremony 815,541. A cartfnl clas_itic,itiou of the
was performed by Rev. Father Mc- counties and cities will be wade again
Rae. The altar at the cburch was this; year at London and Kingston
tastefully decorated with red car- (October 27th to 3.1th and November
tions. corm -
bridesmaid was Mise 4th to 11 h) at the twin conventions of
C%tberioe Stapleton, cousin • of the the Ont rio Sunday 4chool associa-
bride, and the beat man was Mr. Pat-' ti,n. The territory is iir•ded and clams -
rick Kennedy, Jr., brother of the Hied by standards under 0.e headings
bride. The bride was married in -her 1'•U Retained below St.. nd tet d," ' •Org.n-
travelling drew of tailored navy blue ised above Standard," and ''Banuer,'
serge with hat of black velvet trimmed besides "dead" territos y.
with sass blue bandeau. The brides- I Three conventions celebrate the 49,h
g
maid's dress heloa tailored brown annual gathering of the provirldat
serge suit with hat to match.1 associat`oo. .text yrer the golden
On returning to the house the wed- 'jubilee gathering will sheet in Toronto
e•
ding party of fiftensat down toamost in the last week Of October.
bountiful wedding huskiest prepared
by the bride's mother. A generous
dl.pisty of pretty and useful wedding
gifts bare testimony to the esteem in
which the couple ate held.
Mr. and Mrs. Burke left on the lifter -
MOO Reined 8100
rtss reseals of ;seen timetbees b alt `Met one . gofer ters.dett‘e tem - -gieesa..be plainest te
O tw
AWok
amuse s.d tart 1''t"(tri, . .Carat
carers tba ealy po-hive eon naw known 1.
the imedleal fraternity. Catarr\ below • eon
4lteitbaal Caesar remise a essstitatteeal
teea15511115. Mars o•tarel Cure M takes W-
ismar* srl dl,en(woo e• Ms Mood sad
et (k't ((sway tie
wMt~antic .d.rlse 115 d ..
ire...nd
III moll pe •t serrate we ire i apt to
end
sed s,•btMmoire Me to
preerirtere have lo merit tot In
pgwsn t bat altar carer Oro Hen-
. fou am nano !bat It tall. to cure.
of te..t rnenlal.
,J.CdiVKYaIYI„ToMde.Q
tired
Rend
Mese Fasi l -u 1$e.
Take 's y.yutr Full. for esestlpettes.
Mrs. J. B. `ichaeider, who under-
went two critical surgical operations
lo Toronto several weeks age. has re -
owned to her home in Mits,hill and
her many friend. will 1* Meowed to
!POW s hat she has almost regained her
former health andutresgtb.
Dr. Morse's
Indian Root Pills
are net • mew and untried
cur grandfathers used tbew. s
century ago, before Catlulessllsa.
they versos sale M surly every
or general store is the Casella et
day, sad were the spare r
thousands el horses
Iinioswp�, BirtssessoRMsmatism
aad they iris jt tt Tend .�tl nr sa leese
e.gahit ems, - War
dwW ea
heart Mea •
Travelling Bar Rooms
Proapects are bright for s/me of the
young fellows around town to swell
the police court receipts. Several
noon train for an extended trip to cases of Intoxication have been men-
pointa south, during which they will tioned to us. One entIs in ,n remark -
visit Detroit, Niagara Fells and other that the freight trains entering
Ooderich were travelling her Io
cities. After returning from heir c'tns,
I,oneymoon the happy couple will
reside in Loudon. '1 he Sign II juice BORN
with their many ft iends in wishing ill:lin:40N. In Ooderich. on (October a)th, w
them A vel y happy married life. Mr. .nd Mew. John Hurh.on. • d•ug\tar.
-- - ptstiKTT. In Itoderich town"hire, on Ottlober
si
Hunting Trip b, to Mr. and Mr.. Con. l.. Ri s.elt, Huron
read • son Whitmore Clayton).
The bunting season is now •t hand, WHIITY _AtMascot hospital. Pert -
the wild duck may be found feeding land. Oregon, on October Stk.,to Mr. and
in tnersh and rice tied, and partridge Mr.. Jo..ph M. Whiter. •daughter.
and other game abound in the woods. MARRIED
Sportsmen are planning their bunting suit Kr KENNEDY. In Ooderieh, on U.r
tripe and many will visit the game toter loth, by Res. Father McKim.. Dor-
othy, tblyd daughter of lir. and Mr.. Pat.
rick Kennedy, of Uoderich, to Mr. Joseph
M. Rune, of Lon4en,
lands of Ontailo. No betty r hunting
territory is found in the pe ovine* than
the woods and etre-ems reached by the
Can..dlan Pacific railway. l'tcket
agents of the company will gladly
furni.b eietailyd intt,rniatioo regarding
routing, hires. etc., (o v.hti.us poems,
Of write M. '(f:' M\itast; clamkaiM;
'tenger agent, Toronto. :ft> -2t
Great IN SO Optical Sale
of tine gold filled rimmed sped -incise
and eye classes with beet quality
spherical lenses for only 1160. (told
in regular way for 83 50 up. Eyes ex-
amined free by our specialist. Mr.
Hugheon, formerly of Kent's jewrit y
MOVIN On October 13th at
the home of Use bride'. father, a10 ) aln
.treat, Weveenter, Ma .scbsaste., Allot
Marion. elder daughter of Mr. F. 1'.
Knowles, to Dr. James Carruthers Meson.
of Rs-wise•ter. Minnesota. a.rond .on of the
let Jndms Masao., of lloderich.
CCA6fi1`t'-tiet• fou ciaMA*►. w ase
rr.idencvof Mr. Wm. Preedfoot N.P.P.
smile of lbs brill, on October t.ah l It..
s. Ti
tie. nee, ltatFen Jeanette, eels dams*
ter of tho lets M,. amt Mr.. Wm D1nk'on.
a at tmdt MMeoert, to Mr. (teeer.
1114von t laastt, of 1eattlo, War nt.wrtoe.
DIED
y.tltltou la Neetonv411., on Iirrnl.1 13th.
1)1,,e A. Flesdbeloved w11. of Mr. A.h.r
roue r .w, of tlederieh,
store, Tot onto, rouble Vision. ram- AyH n,N. In Ood er ich, on ' `ctnber 1?th. Mr.
le.s and epe•cial grout,d lenses at ^hoer?hastens M\few. In 11. fend rear.
half register plaice.. !tale t ,o days SYLPH KED. 1a ingerrelli on October "Ph,
only. Frid'q and Naturdcy. O• (ole( )r. Horsed M. R\e,l•ard, In \t. 1711 year.
90th and :blas, co.'', early etoiei 'r CUM alI VUIS. At the faintly re.idates. 1.1
Ater STUNK, Ooderich, Ont. :ettf
Presented Orchard to Red Cross
Mr. Isaac Salkeld, of Goderich town-
ship, hue i'r»nuil,utrd to Ilse Ooderieh
Specials
FOR
Saturday
- AT -
Robins
Special line of plan's [fleece
Underwear, to clear at 40c per
gartueuL
60 dozen ales'' all Wool Hesse
to cleat at 20c per pair.
15 men's all wool Suite, regular
510 and 512 value, to deer at,
$8 Ta.
to dozen wen's Ili a -se. rr irlar
36e, to clear at 2.5:.
M. eosins
Open Until 8.30
Every Evening
Agency for
Peabody's Overalls
South Side
of Square
Ardmore .trees Koch.atet Now York. es
October le h Robert M. a usamlag•• form
et Ix of Auburn. .aged 51 rears
Y.HAW.- At Winnipeg, en October Ml at
the to.ldorre of M. \are Nr R A, We
Owe, 5 loris. A. Mediae, beloved beamed
of Orem A Fairfield. la Ma 37th year.
branch of the Red (:rows society the - -
whole of his seasou'a apple crop. The
society ha. made •r.angeweats no
have the apples ph ked and drawn to
town. 'I'u t.htse who supply their own
barrels the pt ice will he 75 cents p• r
barrel and for 1110 . who wish thews
Mr. Michael King, of Mitchetl,who
was stricken down with meetly,ia at
the home of his daughter. Niro. Hipp,
of Detriot, several weeks ago, It in re-
turned home. He wen ae'e p iniad
by Dr. HI and Mrs. King. Mr. King
,.eked and d.ltvere I *1 per htarrel. pus partially recovered And his nes
Ted le the Red Croft load. The De Long Hook and Eye I'
Is Your Marna on tM MOW*. List ? pany, of SL Marys, is a firm that n,11
� I..", `sreally . hrough the I,, ,,..•n'
The 1914 voters It t. for (iod,.ich 1 war. flee curt.,,; on, of theg.,v.1 .•up-
uu now in the h vide of the towny nti German •mall wares euming tr.
elm.k, Mr. 1. L Knott, from whom any
re,
()made leas already bad es � asp[s
,cpae-
el!leen can 'are •1,0011 u
py. Iwwop debts e8eet on the amount oaf 1)tstl.r!as
She Int and ase If your name Is on, and done by the St. Marys firm. As
011 1s not there have it Meted then I a result the fret will largely llteresee
tbsk Nwher of eyewitness.
be whole of the pr.a reds will be plat 1. corning each
G C01ttt1ti••11 1111. .t ewer.
•
Bargains In
Separators
New Sharples Tubular
Separators -- 300 lbs.
Capacity -- Latest De-
sign.
For quick sale. Mpelal cash
price $45.00
The Tubular Separator is with-
out doubt one of the most effi-
cient m'chinea on the market to-
day. Easy to own. Low receiv-
ing
eceiv-
ing can. Few part+ to clean.
Perfect skimming. Call and see
the machine yourself sod secure
at the above low price what .a
acknowledged to he one of the
best Separators made.
GUARANTEED I'ORF'VEIL!
tiff WILSQN
Hamilton Street
El
GUARANTEED RELIEF
FROM All BOWEL ITIS
1‘1,,ire Lowell are out ( 1 order, Ss
of trig sense harsh sit or other
take a Resell Orderbe tont. and
roll, you win fed great. They taste gond
and act so sly that there isn't a particle
of griping or pnrging, not the exevasive
looseness that follows the taii•hg of sans
and most pills soothe and :terns
the bowels, y rekirvtng the
pintail, making it ui bkely to oras again.
Wedon't behetre thefts any other bowel
remedy anywhere Bear as good. and 1111 the
Orr c! tame so ea.ty and plesss.n• to Lee s.
' Roz ,Il Orderlies. We know ' n wilt agree.
e ani believe you will Utamk es ter
atlo -u about thorn if t. -e don't sat
. .. m every way, conic bads sad tea,
and we will combs.* year money with
tet a word or quoitisi. Yon have no mann
J %agitate when we give yes the nppolar
v, as we hereby de, to try them sinew
es • -
.et In vest poet -t belle; 1, We.
Y' esu bey kraal'. Orderlies aantis.
Reim; e e s sed In thio Cr,m esIy et so
t i •nerd iiloek. f4sderleh B., lk usggisi