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Iein maw* up-
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miles to • tithe.
phase -end no
spent tire or tie
sleeve ?
Nice feeling! But don't let it hep
pen -!
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stocking your tool box with • pod
supply 40. repair m.tanais.
East Street Garage
News'from the Front.
After a long interval of silence, Mr.
O. V Carey b•s st last heard front his
son, Philip, who 1e with the Canadian
soldiers in Europe Philip has been in
the hospital, which accounts for his
not having wittiest home. A card and
letter have been received from him
lately. In tbe letter, received this
week, be ►totes that after his hospital
experience he returned to the trenches
just before the hig battle of Ypres. He
saw Willie's Telmer killed and Ted
Ross wounded. He kot through the
battle safely himself.
This Pews ret Ted Rose is all that bas
leen received of him lately end hie
people are rather alarmed, as be ,had
been writing home regularly. Eo-
quiriee are bring made through official
channel', and it is hoped that he is not
seriously wounded. as his name has
not app.ared in the caaualty IiJtm.
LOCAL TOMS.
C. O. F. Chinch Parade.
Taw annual church parade of the
lee -bars .1 Court ti No, ss.
(Jasadlao Order of Foreseen, wed take
tee to Bt. George's church oa Sun-
!!•• Jus. 13 b, at 11 a.m., wb.. Rev.
J. B. FotberioRb•m will address thea
Visilisg brethren ere cordially invited
to attend the service
Changes in C. P. R. Timetable.
The C. P. R. timetable is to be
changed on May dIth. The .owlet
train a to (save at 0.46 a m. Il
of 7 06) sad the noon train will leave
et 12 o'clock liseteed of 1146). The
fiat train will arrive at 1.16 R w. ().-
stead of 1206) and the evening train
will an iv. at 9.60 (lostsad of 990).
Still on the Search.
Nothing new bag developed in con-
nection with the Bean murder rys-
te. y. The Crown officials, however,
have not thrown up the case, but ere
sill pureeing everything that looks
Tike • due The Bean family alma?*
making renewed efforts in the natter.
Teeing David Bears has recovered from
the indisposition which prevented his
attendance at the final suiting of the
i nti ueet .
County Rifle Shoot in June.
The rifles in the possession of the
various elvinan rifle associations hav-
ing been "commandeered" by the o41-
itatautismities, it was supposed that
the big annual "shoot" at the Point
Farm would have to he passed this
year. However, Mr. J T. Goldthorpe.
the energetic proprietor ot the Point
Farm, is making arrangements which
be hopes will permit of taw bolding of
the shooting tournament at about the
usual time in June. A bather an-
nouncetnent will be made next week.
School Grants
The following are the grants for in-
struction in agriculture and sebool
g arden work for 1914 in West
Huron Inspectorate : ri, S. No. 9, Col-
borne, Mies M.E. Inglis, teacher. 63.11;
T1Lode1 : 7heatre
FORMERLY THC RTA*
THE SHUBERT & BRADY
FEATURES
are making a fine showing at this -theatre. It is very
evident that the people of Goderich appreciate good
Photo -Plays, as is shown by the very liberal patronage
that this New Theatre is. enjoying.,
On account of the length of the N. Y. Hippodrome's
stupendous spectacular production of "America,"
7(100 fret, and every foot a feature, the shows will
.tart at 7.34) and 9.15 sharp.
NO WAITS. NO I)ELAI'S.
Every Thursday 4
"THE MASTER KEY*.
it is not too late to get interested in this Mysterious
Serja1.
We use the !Universal '?i or 3 Reel Feature
every night.
The most comfortable place in town to en
joy an evening's entertainment.
We are adding "Originality" to our JKotto
of "Quality."
ADULTS 10c CHILDREN
.. S. NA +. aedeelah. MawM. ley -
der, taaabsr, $1&I/ : S. S. Nes. A Stan-
ley,Mr. John eNt temeher •14.19 t
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S.
S. No. 14. Stasloy. Mr. Win. H,
Johnotitn. tesch•r, S.t1U ; S. H. Ills. 17,
West Wawawoe8. Mise MaEnl Hallie,
teacher. $M.frP.
A Hazardous Voyage.
The moodier, eater • red brother of
Mn Join Hareiaoa, Victoria' street.
landed at Quebec oe Wedoe•day troll
the 111061111111e Northland. The steamer
was aonomspaaied foe • day and a half
from the F.aglitb shorn by . British
wbmaries. On Suwday a Germwn sub-.
wallae waif sighted sad the host west
e ve hominid miles off her eouwe in her
rein from danger. On arrival at Que-
bec a Mamma who represented himself
as • doctor was arrested es • spv.
Wedded at Toronto.
Mr M. Robins, the well-known
gents' furnisher, hes been oat of town
this wee. on • pleasant errand. When
he resume in • few days be will bring
with bias his bride. to whom be was
wedded is Toronto on Sunday last by
Rabbi Levi Tbe wedding ceresweey
was performed on Sunday afternoon
at 3 n clock at the bridee s home on
Beverley street and war followed by •
g rand reception. The b i.le was Mies
C. Brenner, a beautiful end charming
young lady. Aworg tangs present at
the happy event were Mewls. Ernest
Colborne end Walter J. Buabaaan, of
town. Tbe Signal presents its coo-
gratulation and beet wishes to Mr.
sod !Ara Robins.
A Farewell Luncheon.
Members of the Mene.etuog Canoe
Club met on Thursday evening at an
informal luncheon with Mr. J. W.
Kitts as the greet of honor, and es -
pressed their warm .,teem fur aim and
their regret at his departure from
town. Mr. Kitts left oo Saturday for
Kennett Notre, Pa.. wbere he and
h is family win make their home.
Another little affair at the Canoe
Club port evening Cast week was the
presentation 'of prizes won in the billi-
ard and pool tournaments recently
concluded. Mr. H. W. Craigie was
ppeewwe�ntaed with a set of military hair-
brushes. and Mt. Walter Shipman
with an immense bottle of olives,
doi.ated hy Mr. .1 W. Totten.
School Children Perform Cleverly.
Victoria Opera House was well filled
on Friday evening. when the manual
Empire Day entertainment was given
by the staff and pupils of Central
school. The program consisted of
choruses. drills, tableaux, etc., and
was decidedly interesting and well p. r-
immed Aa practically all the pupils
of the school were on the stage at one
time or another, it :s impossible to
mention all who took part, and indeed
it wopld he difficult to select any par-
ticular number on the program for
special mention where all were so cap-
ably executed. During an interval in
the program Principal Sharman was
called before the curtain and presented
by the pupil+ of her own room with a
handsome bouquet. Miss Sharman
and her assistants deserve high credit
for their indefatigable efforts in prep-
aration for the entertainment
Popular Company a: Opera Moues.
In spite of many counter attreetiooa,
the Sarah Gibney company were
greeted by a large house on Monday
evening when they opened their en-
gagement at Victoria Opera House.
'The Bachelor and the Girl' wad the
bill for the evening and it woe put on
in a wanner that earned the hearty
approval of the audience. Rides Gibney
and her company are ' favorites in
(lode'ich, and it will be learned with
pleasure that they are continuing their
engagement here for all of next week.
There will it a change of play nightly.
the program for the week being given
in the advertising column of thin issue
of The Signal. Tom,rrow (Friday)
evening, the ever popular "Fast
Lynne" will be the attraction. and on
Saturday the farce .omedy, "My
Uncle from Japan," will afford many
good laughs. On Saturday. in addi-
tion to the evening performance, there
will he a matinee at'2:i0 p.m.
JOB AND COMMERCIA
Printing? t1
�e %ignat
VICTORIA OPERA IIOUSE
Engagement ,A 11 Next
Continuing Week
OF
Sarah Iiibney and Co.
PltE5ENTIN41
Monday "Thorns and Orange
Blossoms"
Tuesday -"When We Were
Twenty-one"
Wednesday -"In Old Kentucky"
Thursday "Way DowmEast"
Friday --"The Third Deree"
Saturday "Uncle Tom's Cabin"
Matinee -Saturday it 2.30 p.m.
PRICES • • • 35c, Z5c and 15c
Plan at Edward-' Cale
LYRIC THEATRE
TVR Panne. PICTURE HOUSE
!Stowing Only the highest
clam pbotoplays
Special Attraction!
Monday and Tuesday
May 3111 and June IM
Jeers Laky presents
MAX FIOMAN and
LOLITA ROBERTSON
supported by an all -.tar cast
nn
The Man on the Box
that well-known ronickiug
romantic comedy
Complete in parts
Remember the hates - May 31.1
and June 1st
Beosgb rail-, ae our programmes
speak for themselves
Special Note
The specialties of this Theatre
are : The very best picture, the
very hest projbctions with the
very beet ret equipment. :bus en-
suring our patrons alway. an
Sp -to -date. bright, snappy and
interesting programme with no
unnecessary delays. Always
run on schedule time, two cow-
p:ete allows each and every eveo-
iog. Pay us a visit and you will
be more than satisfied. t+,
Admission as tonal 10• and ao
Everybody Welcome I
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Ne moria to 18 . week. Tombs Welted
Mew' (labia r eto*Warbler.ai bet *Warbler.
24...24...W . paw. st fllarear-
ten, Diemen earl l..rd.y►iev. Mrs. J.
Itetttl.. spent the Jett Y •t..
Mikes lass lark co
paw. Me. a.l Ln. Robert 1 Ilsvisiting br
Mira Mme/ et Laud.•bers• visited Mr .n.e.r.
Mr. J. R Oslb rr, es Viable* Day.
R•'peniog services will be held at
the S+Nation Army citadel. Waterloo
street, on Saturday and Sunday, to be
conducted by Staff -Capt. Waite, of
London, awisted by the Lit. Marys S.A.
Moos hind. Meetings will be held
Saterley at '-' p. w. end Sunday at I1
a. in., :t pe. In. and 7 p. to. Capt.
Gernw and Lieut. Froud are the local
officers.
Duff -Meads.
An early morning wedding was sol-
emnized at Vietot is al ;vet Methodist
parsonage by Rev J E. Ford on Sat-
urday at t1 o'clock, when Sarah A.,
youngest daughter of Edward Meads,
of Ro+.eau, Ont., became the pride of
l Nomas John Duff. eldest son of the
late Robert Duff and of vire. Duff, of
(lode!ich. The couple Were unattended
and after the ceremony returned to
the home of the groom's mother. on
the Huron road. where • patty of nine
sat down to • dainty wedding break -
feet. Mr. and Mrs. Duff afterwards
left on the G. T. R. train for Toronto,
whore the honeymoon was spent. Tbe
bride '• drew was of blue silk . poplin
with black hat. Beautiful wedding ,'
gifts were sent to the young couple
by many friend+ at a distance as well
as by those in town. They have re-
turned to town and have taken up
their abode in Mr. DefT'• new re+.i-
dentee on the Huron road 1
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF
Alma/err we berg tier/fwae Msd to •. a
sit arise and awedlawedthe beDYry.
Mr. T. IL 16L1eti. of tar war et the Lue.a
rt.. Pager. souls tows Is. the MOMS.
Ia sattMd H...+e Yea
Z. J. limey Martye
with tries& le tindewea ter a few dare
Mr. Clarence Uraa•m of Twest.. war
rr
a.sths Vtdorte !Jay Tidiest le Dews.
Mr. tate end eaYdaea, mf Ileirt• .041 d
Mr. sad Ms.. A •wltate weer W _ y.
Mill LcMw. 11. A.. et el, OM -
Meade Imilltiebe. we beim Ise no
Mier lath McDen.eh .1 files
Mr paresis. Mr. sed Mn. 1. W.
Mew. Wm. r ..s rb ell. et Toseee. le rtstthtg
ase deter. Mn. tlllk .sd .taw ,Natayss is
toes..
tars MattisvMea. M A.Metk. W boss
yields' Me b4ss.d. Mrs. J. It. Misted. the pant
week.
111•. Area. N. Racer and trod. frees To.
raw. rifted tier cart. Yrs (a1to Gros. es
ten 11th.
Mir nesltl. et Tensilew.. Use geed tato
week et her .•gain. Ml-. Eddie T,. 17g$a
avenue
Mr. Met Murphy bar Wine a parttime le
ten realms" mall Emile!. wits Idol a. W
headquarter..
Mra W R Jasmine= and da.ehter-. Mferer
Marlow wed Beth. of Termite. widest Meade as
tows over the Malay.
Pres M. 1'. Moore returned barna res week
atter • two week. ret cel•b her rioter. Mrs
lit R. Marshall. of ltralMed.
biro. IRat.. D. V. Mentos. and 5' ewUk
of Lsed.n, were given* of Mr..o.t Mr'.
Hkk en Sunday nod Mesday.
Mr. Arehl. Toes. n( the !t► Artillery Hr1-
g.Ae. -swanned at Klew.ten. rpeat the week
end with hir parents la town.
Mr-. P. B. ►moi .pent Um week -end at 9t.
I'.th.riw with h...on. Mr Rummell Fos, of
,he 1 'pion Hank .teff In that due.
tin. W. .1. Revers. el Thief River Fall..
' Minn.. h.s lot, r.w other wan after vwttng
Sir...nd Nr.. Ri• hmond Orr then week.
Mea 5 ,...•11 Hndee. and Maldive. nit Hide
Park. Ont.. .telt the holiday with Sr. anti
lire Henry Allen Britannia road.
Mr. and Mire John McDonald and M.+•
Acne, McDonald. of London, were vl+ltnr• .t
the home of ( ape. Ang•n McDonald over the
bond. t .
Mr. and \In. William Campbell. of Drumm,
• were the Rn..t• of their nephew.. Rett
si4 H.IIWay Smith. Ea..t street. during the
holiday .eawor.
Fred, Rate. who had Wen railing on this
. tamer Kerrors. whl.•1 w, ntered here. arrived
home on Tuesday. the Hearer. having left
Montreal on Thur -day of last week for 'Eng-
land. .
A GREAT PREACHER.
Rev. John MacNeill Has a Reputation in
Both Hemispheres.
Rev. John MarN.ill, of Toronto. w'bo
will speak at the Haptist church on
1 Sundry next at Il a. m. and 7 p. m.,
has a worldwide reputation as a
preacher. iturin'g his pastorate at
Winnipeg he we. known as "the Spur-
geon of the Nest." in the summer of
i 1913 and 1914 he supplied the pulpit of t
' PERSONAL. MENTION. the City Temple, i.ondon, England, of
which Rev. 11. J. Campbell is the
J n-. loos le wan home from Harlin for Victoria
Day.
Mr. W. J. Marrow wa. up from Ford 1'ity for
a holiday . drat.
NU. Dora Hop :In. •pn ret the holiday with
pastor
As the Baptist •-hurter has a seating
capacity of less than :ilii. it i'. Advis-
able for those who wish to hear Mr.
MAHE
OF CANADA
i
Are Tear Mitre
Learn Is Save
Each maturtng 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 life.
Goderich Branch -F. WOOLLCOMB -- e�.
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STRATTORO. ONT..
lat�
stanse. bent m
t pr•ctll train(
fir. W. ker. t rMeM
.aptsbessd Instructors uof��wvadr
UMW,�.elseNe sea YAM fererite
kelt at
mare
D. A. 5cLACfiiLA.. Principal.
ft lends at OAR- MacNeill to attend the morning ser -
Mr. Wilma: Wp:ie .t-':,: the holiday at his, •ice. as the church will doubtless be
home in Durham. crowded in the evening.
moFlorence De L.,og ytmilted at Stratford On Mondry evening Yr. MacNeill
during the holiday. will lecture on "Britain and the War."
Mr. \orman Romb.il wew home from To -
Special offerings will be applied to the
ronto for the holiday.
SIrv. Uooege Arra + t :be Twenty-fourth
(building fund.
.1 friend..,t Srsfwtt't.
Mn. Wilmot. of W�•aaasaaaa. Wireoodn. la visit- MARINE NEWS.
ion her winter. Mire Porter. _
Ile. Father O'Neil. d Parkhill. was in town
for a few day+ then week.
Mb.. Blan.'he de Hendry •pent the holiday
with friend. at Stratford. .
GRAND TRUNK(
R IkwAY
SYSTEM
ATTRACTIVE TRIPS
TO
Muskoka Lake' Lake of Bays
Georgian Bay Algonquin Park
French River Kawartha Lakes
Maganetawan River Tiraagami, etc.
Round trip [mutat ticket. now on -.le from
et/min atonal. in . .ntar:o a' very low fares.
wit liberal .too oveux
MVSKOKA EXPRESS -
Learee Toronto 1..11 a.m. daily. except Sun
day. frit Mlu+koka Whatf. Hontsrtlle.khroa
nein Park end North Hay. 1 '.mew.^ion+ are
made u Mo-ko►• tyharf for Muskoka Iakw
std at Hnnt.eil'e for point. on 1 Eke of Heys.
"aria. L./heart Buffet car to Algonquin Park
P.rlor, Llhrar> I 'ate car and first c1...+ ..eaebes
to North Hey. Full pwrti.nlars and ticket.' nn
*preparaton t• F. F. I.AWRKNI'C k SONS,
Town t'.-eneee and Ticket Agents, Phone K
I.A('DKR. statim Ticket Agent. 1'hon.•
Y!•
Anis
40.
McLaughlin
Buggies
The tug Marion E. 'trotter. fron, 11,
Amherethurg to Hyng inlet, and the
tug France. W., of Owen Sound,
hound from Collingwoud to Toronto and John • Graham. The tnteraeeat
with a seowload of steel piping. carne took place ;n Colborne ceuseterv.
in for shelter on Wednesday ,
Thetir.t pontoon for the breakwater TH.014A.•'11.1, Oa4.
extension i• now complete and the A lifelong resident of ('•.Iborse
second one n .11 under way. township, in the pet ...ft of Me. Thoma
(ileo. Frampton, while eng. ed at Sallows. parird awe' ar th. Matte of
his work at the Bermingham plant on his daughter. Mrs. Itod M. Y.nr.g, .is
Monday. met with it painful accident, Thurday. Man lath. Tat. 4..........4
He was in the ant of drawing • bolt had been in twilling health for Ibe feet
from some cement woe k and put forth year and a half and had been r.siesto l
more strength than wee neer'.+ary: t, the b..uorf..rthe last .even week•
the bolt came out easily and be over- He was born in ('e thn se tnw..►.p.
balanced, falling a distance of eight November 1st. 15115. a n.oa of tar Mt.
feet. Several ribs were Ltoken and' James gallows and !tares Moen, The
injuries were sustained to hi. head ..arty part of his life .was versa rirer-
and lege. He was token to Alexandra Inc the timber off !me fate.... '8. 1e8 1
hospital, where
favorable progress. 23rd. 1.4)7, kw mea married t . .!Dyn'
e
A Port Huron deepatch, May 'gird, l tireen, win died fro July 35.8. Nall is
('
says : "The anadian freighter Val Januar', 1413, ."•os.
wopand re? See
earlier, which was wink in .•olh.ion 1 granddaughter. Nia- J•as t Sal.,w.. .
with the F ('. Osborn. -at the mouth i betook • trip West .,.esdiee a8....t
of Lake Huron ten days ago, was nuc•' a year with the rnen.heee of hia farw+h
ce•efully raised this alternoon. A(•erII there. Oet aerount of • .lietht or kir
bring putonped out the V•le.rt Ler was 1 while there. he ret.nrsu'd h.:mr. weee/-
Call and inspect our new
stock of the above high-
grade Buggies.
We have the latest 1915
designs to suit all re-
quirements.
McLaughlin
Carriage
Store
HAMILTON `1THF:FT
Have you tried our
new Bread ?-
Cre-O-Malt
-the tastiest in t11wu. Nett
soft crest - clone-gra:ne l
made from F1eis.:hmann'•
Yeast. Everybody says it is
the best yet. Try a loaf.
There is thouotgh satisfaction
for those who buy our Cakes
and Pastry. 1f you do not know
how good they are, we ,hould
like you to try theta.
Smith Bros.
The 014 Reliable East St. Bakery
"A Man's Attd ty 's 1-14 Passport"
FRANK WEAVER
(Professor of Mum( and Veer. geeced(st,
Teacher Vmu C.t,ve .red Amu,,•S.n.w.
LONuON, OW moo
5.-.!.., - Brawn Control. Enwew on .re
For terms and .nfort, .4on .opt,
PURTERa BOCK STORE
hr ice now- nsatmg colt, wvon . f ('ot5.e' ne Ow hilt..(.-,
towed to the Grand Trunk elesa•or ing his alt day, with the mxews(sst.. d
dock, where the balance of her canto his testily in Colborne t.•wn.hip. 'Nr.
will be removed. Thr boat will then Mellow,. pleasant appoint ion and 30.00d
►.•• taken to some drydock in the lower mature won fox tome matey friend.. by
' lakes." whom his death i. •incerele eesr.'troc
He we. r, rsxn.rer 1 smith • Hill Pre.-
byterian church bring one of it. oid-
1 est • ontmoniranl. and In politie. Is.
weer a •teunch kn*er.J. rhrw - rasa
land ens daughters aur...-- . fames.I Garnet and Natri., of It ore. Al -
After en illness , 1several months1 beets : Mr. John Voting, of Ytl.hald,
Matilda *mon, beloved wife of Mr. Alberta: \Ire. R M Voting. Mr.. Jar-
Jaioes B ,w..,,.n, pe.eed sway on n via M.Hride and Will T. Sallow.. of
Thnreday, May 'Jath. She wea torn Colborne township; Mrs. N. A Milford.
at Mitchell in Ito- year Ianl and when 1 of Goderich ; Mr.. Harvey Reid, of
a young woman was married to Mr. West Wawanoels. Tb.te are nineteen
Ru -h, who p•sne.l away three years grandchildren, and Ih• following Imo
l.ter. Som.- fifteen veers ego the de- t ler.. and brothers : \1rr. John W. nght,
ceased wt to Goderich and in 111119 Berkley, Califnrnie ; Nes. Andres
she era• in o tied to Mr .lames Bow- , Bogie. Colborne : \I r-. Janna•. Greer..nn in. He -ids. h, r husband, she i..nr I fort Huron ; Mr. Hort. Moore. (ireR-
virr+l by two brother.. Arthur and cry, Michigan: \Ir. %Vm Hr,lphey,
Hoh.rt Mutton, of Mitchell. The hen Mr. R 11 Mallow- •n.1 Mr. .Rohn S 1-
14eek pales• on Saturday from thy'; lows, fioderich. The funeral serene -
The wendro.ed rasa W serinea paint. of
advantage over the meek,. drawer 1n the race
tins cee..s.. TINA 1. why garm.•tv male by
�1�ato Ito Tailor are **tight for by men who
are partic•mr. a contort, .1) .e and ga.od war
Mg violins. are wowed to patron. of Pridh.m.
Maitland Reynolds• a young boy at-
tending Central school. bao ria leg
broken while playing with ann. of his
ecboolmmates on Friday hest.
Oommencing May 89th then will b.
• MM Of summer millinery at miss
Oausem's, Hamilton street.
Dee, 'Taylor. $mmer•aon and Hunter
are ai Wading the Provin•tal medical
convention at Teterboro' this wee► .
Ws understand an invitation is being
extended to the Associate M to meet 1a
Ondeticb next veer.
A great deal of interest i• being
taken In the productions ■t Ilio two
moving pieture bows.s of the town.
They acv putting on g...d pictures
and providing a very in,. w• ing line
Of entertainment for the people of
God.rleh and vic.nity.
Tbe lawn howling near. n In 13ode-
eleh opened on lbs lath .• 418 . good
tornest of bowlers. Te •, .vest• is
doubles were on tbe panne .a. toe all
day, !.!epilog is a win 1,.. H T. "A-
wards sad Andrew P.c e, in the *vet
waist. with T. McDern. t.a Isad F.
Words as waaewup The Beet
Vssa is the second etc ' a MM. wen
s. 0. Midget lad A. J ' • ohltbe rye•,
eeltb Clem!. GINS* and r.ed Heat
taking wooed place.
THE POPULAR TRIP
OF THE SEASON
•
STEAMER GREYHOUND
0 oderichto Detroit
RETURN 51.50
Going to Detroit. Tuesday, Jere tstb
Return from Detroit Ther.hy, Jene
t7tb
Osericd bad bali&
Monday, June 14th
It P.M.
WHITI STAR LiNK
ORIS at. Mira
OBI UARY.
Wks. JAMe..s iiow' es,
That
Tired Feeling
The I sly forbears that .0 .ften
ciao,* wails :.pe tone weal ber
•s tikety Io mesh fr.m the
wa.er%ng Id wistter slsne+ after
awry Mit. ow t.11ed ,e w
feels sew of thy. other causes
to .11' ti .t .. usually a.rribe.l.
M.ln) Rtmedics ire Suggested
bet we bwd..ve you will rind
Pier A Paof our Light. Sty, ah, Ie5
Qoerfertabte r.ng Shoes
Sure Care.
SHARMAN
THF: Sittig: MAN
ere
resident on St. Datil'. street, the onSaturdaya(ti•ruoonwrrecondurtw{
'writes*. heing e..nd,i t 'd by Re.. J. E. I by Rev. A. Laing. (tanto,. of Stout b'.
Ford The patllwerrt4 were Messrs. , Hill church, end '1.e ...inning( wets* 1 i 1
Robe. Kilio•t, Fred Leckie. Benjamin ' at rest in Colborne eeo.etery, a ve v
Packwood and Wm. Johnston. to -Mayer conMree of sorrowing f rends
teuuen• took place et Maitland t wace ing them to the place of in -
comet!, v.
YWi. EA 11LIN.
One of the gumtree; tridents of Ash-
field pan.• d away inllthe death of Re-
becca M .Icy. s ilow ot tbe late Jo: .
Echlin. which of -rutted on May Ran.
The dare,- .1 wan horn eighty-one
yr.'s as o. Ih- Muted States. bob
Mot 1,,. d to 0 .nada . or. her marti-
me..Ixiy-• • e years . For forty -
flee yeas- a o..1 r♦ n a resident df
A■hI1.II hu. hand died ten
yea,, ••e he ,. surrive'd hy laid
son. an nngMe"s. fbr goes
ate Ria 1. W see., of *shield i
Semen. t. • . a I)en.el, of H(tegb-
Iors. M. .: tt 1 d, of Moots.•I,
and G.. Penn.. !yenta ; and I
the deo 1 Mr mimick, of Crom-
well. M hf•.. park. of Tor -
net.. . 1 e e1 -Prefers on ten
11 .1•.e rd by Rev. H.
la.'... it r. ts, Conway, ad
,i, r.. . ueears. ()bas.
U•tvel, 1 slaw in, Jabs Delft*
ferment. the palltwooer•. were M ••r
Will and H. R. Mallow.. R N. Y a g.
Haarrev Reid. Jarvai. N• Ht.1.• and H.
A. Tufford.
A LE•OFR FOR AGENTS
The `WI t. 1 ... No ,r• threw a deeds
powerful, .1.1tr t1.8'. • ieal to 'low or
dinnIy 1wmr,•. D a .o -mute. and en.
-•,n.ri . n+l . tl 1 v, the eetlaarii
Rar.•er. tarn'- .+H -h n. wawr.M toll
oil temp. v,• n ed, .,.4 "he ttlg m..ney.
Wtdr sw•ke If -n• •nted. ►:selewir.
Tear boy Si..n. +r d Me for mere awl
etre. to age 1.. 1.. n. •. H U.LYAN,
9llnern y \. r.h. ne l' .''n'- .
New Ooods fl THE `IN(il:k "sTORE
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sizes ...
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In ped i)resses
I.ckings• etc.
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