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MANY : tint lies on mite scrap
hemp tecle9 betcatw sense little
tut was neglected which later filled
tip with gravel and moisture and
fventuelly caused a blowout.
The injuries caused 69 sheep rocks,
broken glee, etc, ave ns119 serious
matters. You Ought to essemine Cott
tires oocsrion.ly end f ll up those
Little holes.
W. how just the &neg for the 06 -
Pattie. h's a preparation
for the purpose end it doesQts work
e f.ctu.119 end pertnsnentl9,
k'll peyl you to add scan to your bol kit.
k oleo p.y you to buy tires send
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East Street Garage
Phone 243
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The mercury in our tberwom.ter i.
& wry down. The quality of our fee-
Cre&m i• •way up. You will enjoy a
brief s.•journ Isere. T. J 14&akrld.
Phone et.
The •mount colkrtrd 1. Wessrs.
F. F. Lawrence k Sons in war tax on
the amount of railway Ii. ker• •old y
them during the mouth .,f ]lay war
exactly ssi
LOCAL TOPICS.
Fsrwwri In etsws Amami Meeting.
The risme! mesNas of the Weed
gores Peruse& I.atia to will be bold
ed Des amenn ea Pride', June 1l tb,
sd2.10asleek p. re.
G. T. R. Tiistse4abls.
No thee,' le made bythe aew
m
G. T. R. tietMals la the tof the
arrival or dopester* of wales at °side -
rite. Hese .n some ebasR.. In coo -
meting linos at Stratford. however.
The monies teaks from 0oderleb
tusk.* esneaction at etrstfosd for
! >6
sera to Owen Moosd. The
Mi p. es. train from 6odarich 00s-
01 Stratford-yrmoth-
Leedomith the tuts sth-
Loedom et It Thele forty -Ave
misses better than the consectioo by
way of OMatom.
Municipal tlectiens.
Municipal World : The question of
holding elections oe New Year's Pa
may now he considered by every mun -
elpal cotsscU previous to the 15th da
W Novinebse the latest date on which
• bylaw providing therefor can be
passed in say year. The Dominations
would ie on the filed December and
e lections 1st of January. 1f either day
M a Holliday, lbs folbwiag day is sub-
stituted. bylaw, wbem passed,
would remain in fore horn year to
year until repealed.
Waste of Time Licking Stamps.
The Canadian Courier is out for a
three -test stamp to take the place of
the two emote the& are necessary
Mace the tmpoeitios of the war tax.
Ths Courier mays : We must AU take
two "Ikks" to the job instead of one ;
sod molter tb. Ooverneaeot nor the
wuar g..ny tweed!, from the *ddi-
tlonal1.
and unnecessary lick. We are
universally willing to put to se much
time as we can 'ticking" the Uerseens,
but wby fritter awl, our e•ergies
licking postage stamps when we gain
nothing by it?
Field Crop Competition.
The following tas.mbers of the Gode-
rich Industrial sad Agricultural So-
y bare estered their Names in the
staneing Meld crop competition for
Ithe dlsti ct:
Colborne 'lownebipp--John H. Clark.
Hugh Hill, E•'tetcber Ftsber• J. N. Ker-
n igban. t'. C. McNeil. J. A. Mclardy
Ooderieb Town/hip-lame fielkeld,
1 Harry L Salkeld, 0 W. Andrews, J.
McCloak v. J. Mowesby, J. P., Ueorgs
Lei tbwestr
The crop chosen by the Society for
SALE AT SINGER STORE
- JUNE STN TO 12TH
Indies' Collars and Handkerchief& Many lines at HALF-
PRICE. All at • discount.
Children'. Coat.. et HALF-PRICE
Children'. Dresses at 10, and 3tr' discounts.
A few silk -embroidered Cushions and Centres at ONE-THIRD
off. Do not miss tbs...
Th.w must all be sold at oo. e.
"1111111' ' MRS. L. Ba 'TAPE
Model : 5heatre
r'ORMERLY TIE STAR
In order to show our appreciation of the liberal pat-
ronage vee are adding a better film service than we
are even now running. It is our aim to please the
public. Therefore better service.,,
Thr production "America" was as advertised. and
received nothing hut favorbble comments on all sides
Every Thursday
"THE MASTER KEY"
is getting more my°teriou:.
Another big "Quality" Feature next week
Do not miss it.
Fine Pictures, Comfortable Chairs. with other atten-
tion, go to make a pleasant evening.
"2wialitil" is our motto
ADM'LTS lOc - CHILDREN
tha eatapu1ft-e is sorsa The pidgins
takes place et harvest time.
County Court Neat Week.
county Govt wiU be hood before
His Homer Judge Doyle ea Thwday
near, June 8th. There are melt three
eases 00 the list.
Mere Successful Students.
The same of several (4odesi8b .tu-
deats appear to the list of those who
Item paved the examinations in the
Plcultb. of ILeucation at Toronto for
eiert ficetas as public or bigb scbool
teachers. Miss Vora B Dania re-
ceives as interim mooed -class certifi-
cate; Mr. A. F. King an interim flrss-
cJam cercsebopltri , Mr. James McClinton
Sad MyB. Tom W s.k e
eestilketes.
Toni ec.ivitra ApeeiallMmending in
and
y.
� Jame jBennwo Long has parsed
the fir's year exeminetiooe in dentis-
try at the Ontario Dental College.
Eacursion to Guelph June 12th.
The &Conal excursion to the Model
Farm at Guelph, under the auspices of
the Wren Huron Farmers' Institute.
will take place oo Saturday. June
12th, by C.P.R. A special tram will
leave Goderich et !f u'clock tem., stop-
ping at ell stations to Wallenstain,
ioclusive, and arriving at Guelph at
10 50 o'clock. Those leaving from ata -
tions west of Blyth, inclusive. may,
if they desire, remain ores until Moo -
day, June 14th. Additional informa-
tion. including rates from the various
stations, is given in the advertisement
in The bignal this week .
Canadian Club Field Night
On Friday "'snipe. June Iltb, the
Canadian Cluli is to bold • "field
night." A special committee is acting
with the executive committee in pre -
raring for en enjoyable evening
There will he a banquet at the Masonic
Temple at 7 o'clock p. ni. Toasts,
speeches (limited to five minutes!,
songs and recitations ere on the pro-
gram. The Club has been very" sur-
eeesfuL There ere now 13) members,
Probably no other town the size of
Goderich has so large a membership.
This "field night" will be looked for-
ward to with special interest and it is
expected nearly all the member. will
I* presen t
Closing the Engagement.
The Sarah Gibney Co. closes • two
weeks' engagement at Victoria Opera
House on Saturday evening with a
performance of "Uncle Tom. Cabin,"
Tbere w111 ha a matinee on Maturia
afternoon at 2:30, with the same bill.
On Friday evening tn. thrilling play.
Monte Christo," will be produced.
Tbe company ha. put or. an interest-
ing series of plays in • very creditable
style, and though the houses have not
been large that is not becaux of any
lack of appreciation of the company.
but rather because of the many calls
that are being made at present upon
people's purrs. Uoderich theatre-
goers will hope to have the company
here again under more favorable
Gond i t inn a.
Linen Shower for the Soldiery.
Remember the linen .bower for the
soldiers on Thursday, June 10th. in
Qddfellows' hall. We bope that every
bousehotder in Goderich will make it
& point to be prevent need bung some
gift. 11.E .mall sum of 6 rents will
purchase material for • sorgical• towel
or a bandage for a wounded Canadian
soldier. No one should he deterred
from rnmiog by the smallness of the
rift he tor shei can afford to bring.
The smallest contribution in money
will also be gratefully accepted. The
size of the .beet is (10 x 90 inches. The
pillow slip., 34 x 18 inches. Twenty
cent. will percher& material for • pair
of the letter. Tore!!s of all size. will
be accepted. but no fringed ones. Per-
sons front the country not ahle to come
to the ball on June loth may leave
their . ontributions at J . H. Colborne s
or D. Millar & Son's store. Admission
to the hell will be free, but the small
sumof 1u cents will be charged for re-
fresh '[tents. The hall will he open
from 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
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Red Cross Euchre and Dance
The richer party and dance held
May 'tib under the auspices of the
General Brough Chapter. 1. O. D. E..
and the Britannia hraoeb of the iced
Croat )Society at the Hotel Sunset net-
ted the sum of $96,.t8). The expenses
entailed for music. etc.. amounted to
ells bit, leaving • haleness of 1178 s.6.
This amount will ire divided equally
between the two societies. That por-
tion accruing to the General Breath
(':canter, viz. $1147, goes directly to
the Red Cross Society of Goderich
the ether har goes to the Britannia
branch for the purchase of .npptiee for
work in the hraneb. The united soci-
eties held • meeting on Monday, May
31st. when votes of thanks were ten-
dered to the following ladies and gen-
tlemen who kindly ailed in rendering
the evening a .urre.e : Mr i.ee, for
IMP of Sunset lintel and heating, etc :
the water snit light commission, for
enterer and light • Dean Brno, for the
coffee used: Messrs Whitely and
Pnwelt. Inc sugar: Bank of commerce.
for nee of Rage The prizes were do-
nated by the following : Smith's Art
wore. Mrs. Joseph Griffin, Mrs. Mac-
Donald. Mn Howrie. The prize win-
ners were Mrs. Walter Sault.. Miss
Mme•ron. Mr. F. Saunders, Mr Pat-
rick Carey and Mr Eugene De • •i.
WHITS STAR LISS
ST Willa OMITNOUSD ntndt lith`
LYRIC THEATRE
Till Mann PICTURE SOUSE
Mowing only the bigbest-
= •am •
Nle
ExtraSpecial
Added Attraction
for Wednesday
and Thursday
JUNE 9 - 10
has been secured at considerable
expense in Motion Pictures
The S.S. Lusitania
Leayiut New York .t
ber Iasi Weal voyage
The principal scene. include
passengers arriving at the dock.,
going aboard the *teenier.
Panoramic view of the decks,
with an excellent view Iron,
stow to stern of the hurricane
deck. with hundreds of pas-
rsgere endeavorlog to get into
the camera's focus.
The Ia.t some of the .hip a
when she is out in the river, the
tugs swingingbet down stream.
This i. t he only authentic picture
of the illfatod steasesbip, which
everyone should see.
Admission - 10 Cents
All the leading and up-toelate
features shown at the Theatre
every night.
PAY UB A VISIT
AND BE CONVINCED
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this week on Miriam@ for • day or two.
tire, IL Turner. of New York, who lues been
•naitg her parent-. Mr. Lad tin.. Jame.
Whyard. at Dur.e•aaso. spent a few day• iu
tows is -t week and wr warwly welcomed by
many friend..
Mout W. Cicadas McVey Ia. who cute .veered
a cvmeei'•ios with tie c ewly-farmed Aru y
lastet owes. was In town ter a few dry. be-
fore Having 10 iota 11. eery. at Ottawa. He
expect■ moa to go to the front-
Red
ront
LOCAL TOPICS 1N BRIEF.
VI.a Italia! Dont kion whetter thud_ • good
Latin oe tot ha' anyway you ran always. be
Bore of ,omtort .ad .1l around satufartlou
when you have Pridbase tn. 1altar for year
, lolhirr. tree hi. new goat. 'or and over-
coat..
We have it -real delicious ice eream
in hulk or fancy bricks. Biackstone's
restaurant. •
At the meetings of the Ontario Medi-
cal Association at. Peterborough last
week, Dr. A. 1'. Emmerson, of town.
wan elected a viae-peemient of the As -
socia tion.
The Children's Aid `lociety will meet
in the Court House next Tuesday,
June 8th, at 4 1 p m. The subject
of the use and sale of cigarettes will be
discussed and all interested in the wet.
fare of the boys arti invited and urged
to be present.
Tera.o*T, Jetts 3. 1 16
Pere i i /acNeill's Visit.
Mania, kat greed day that will Oe
Peg rementheleed by the Baptise con
.inslty is Oedlemeb. Never before in
the bistory of the amnia bad so tea
people bepresent et the Sabbath
seracee.
In Pse morning the cbure\ was
filled to the doors, ranee,. every bit of
available spare beteg taken up with
extra chain. The ..rola of song was
well sustained by the choir, a.sI.ted
by Mise Mildred McColl and Mies may
sttoddaroassoioists Rev. Jobe Mac-
Neill,
anNeill, of Widmer road Baptist church,
Tomato, the speaker for the day, took
as hie Out Chita:. words to the Sad -
disease, as Toone! la Matthew 23:,l -
"lied et mot the God of ib. dead, but
of the living.' In dealing with the
text Om sp.aket said be would try to
• ewe•r two ,tuestioes : What light
did 1t .\row upon the character &od
personality of (iod ? end what 14101
upon tie cbaracter and quality of His
peOMe
Some of the speaker's points were :
That wherever or wbatever or wbo-
ever God might be, Be u not among
the dead. To many people tied is un-
reel, He is distant and inert, but to lose
the tbouebt of the reality of Ood is to
Lm. one's dynamic. To Jesus .11
other realities were merged in the one
greet reality of Ond. The forces that
emanate from (iodate not the forces
of deetruetioe but the forces of life,
end that which breaks down good and
dewtreys beauty is not of God. Christ
speaks of his followers as the living
ones. The picture of Christ living
and dying for mankind cannot be des-
cribed. 1t can ooly be wondered at.
In the presence of Caivery we uncover
the head and remove the shoes, reeog-
niLing it as holy ground. It is useless
to may that trod 10 our God if we are
not anxious for His love and our
hearts are not eager to put away sin.
If we ere the living ones we must act
like live men, for (Jud will not write
His name on dead dust. Whoever
bean His name must live. if we are
to escape the,►kepticism of the Maddu-
eeee or the present day agnosticism we
must get right into the heart of
Christ.
At the evening service the attend-
ance was so large that many were un-
able to find Beats and went away,
while others found standing nom
only. Mr. MacNeill took his text
from Mt- John N : dli--•'Lord, to whom
shall we go i" whi-b was Peter's reply
to Christ's , uestion, "Will ye also
leave mer His theme was that Cbri.t
could supply ell the needs of His
people and there War ah& lutely none
other who cnuld. He said that from
ten thousand pulpits that truth was
being proclaimed and that witbout
Cent men end women everywhere
would be plunged in the darkness of
despair. As in their time of need Eng-
land turned to William Pitt and
America to Abraham Lincoln, • so the
soul in it. time of need instimcitvely
turns to Christ. 1t is a part of human
nature to worship, and as we hecome
like that we worship we abculd. wor-
ship the highest. 1f we turn from
Christ. to whom shall we go ? Can
Confucius rn Buddha or materialises
oretheum satisfy? If any mane man
will hesitate and put that tbougbt
Namely before him. be +*111 shudder
at the prospect of having lost Christ.
Apart from Christ there is no one to
break the chain of sin, no one to was seconded by Dr. H. 1. 'trang.
cleanse the stain. no one to lift the
113AIME
0? CANADA
Ink by Mail ad
Save Log IMves
Marl w the cheques or caul
you receive, with your Paas -
book, which we rill return
with the Deposit credited. Theo you can pay your bilis by cheques.
Which w. rill honor, or Y you watt Ibis cash yourself, send us a
cheque In your ore favor and re will forward lbs oaooq IONortura
mail.
Drop In and talk to the Manager about ft
Goderich Branch ---F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager.
money she needed. bhe did not one
conscription but .he could get all the
men she needed. Mbe had no rigid
rule of loyalty but she had • wonder-
ful power of keeping alive an undying
sentiment of loyalty. She laid no from
hand on conquered foes but inspired
wonderful confidence and trust, of
which Mouth Africa was • notable m-
aniple. She was, as a United Stave
writer had said, a "funny. funny en.-
pire,"but she vies great with thegre•t-
0es.'of • mighty soul. Germany had
two great ideals in the present War
one was to raise the Germanic type to
the highest point of prominence mod
the Mhos- to 1oror tbat type epos all
the nations of Europe either by fair
mans or foul. She had set herself to
obtain "• place in the sun" and had
developed a ruthlessness of soul and •
brutishness of spirit not equalled by
uncivilized tribes of the dark age+
If Germany wins civilization will lie
put. bark • thousand years. That Civ-
ilization that we. Iroagbt on Europe's
liattlefelda w:11 not I.r lost without
the blood of her -ins being shed in the
effort to retain it. Though hard to
see Ono*. there is •nine good to come
from the eat. pomething U. compen-
sate us for the iciest sacrifice. Over
against the bloodshed shere will come
• bsrve.t 01 the best and greatest
There can he no -topping now until
Pias surgeon's knife has heen plunged
to the root of the great cancer of mil-
itarism.
1t is not too early to begin to think
about the term. of peace. Militarism
.must go. Germanys navy must be
disarmed, if it won't tome out and
fight, The Kiel ' anal, the Dardanelles
sad the Bosphorus should be made in-
terltktional highways. Alsace-Lor-
raine will •gain belong to 'France. All
secret diplomacy should he done away
with. Tbe Turk must be kicked out of
Rumps. There will also be the great
work of reconstruction. There will
be the problem of our attitude toward
India and t [ward the small nations
The social and industrial conditions
will also need readjusting. The
Mosher said in closing tbat it might
50e111 inconsistent for • servant of the _
Prince of Pease t , advocate war, but
be thought the man was serving the
cause o' Christ beet who put forth all
hie energy to overcome the spirit of
aggressiveness which the nation was
n ow combatting.
Rev..1. B. Fotberingbam moved •
vote of thanks to Mr. MacNeill, and it
Have you tried our
new Bread '
Cre-O-Malt
- the tastiest in town. Nice
soft crust - close -grained
made inti Fleischmann s
Yeast. Everybody says it is
the best yet. Try a loaf.
There is thorough satisfaction
for those who huy our Cakes
and Pastry. 1f you do not know
how good they are, we should
like you to try them. •
Smith Bros.
Tke Ole 1.11alik East St. 8akcry
Phone let.
"A Man's Ability is His Passport'
FRANK WEAVER '
(Peihmo, of Mus.c and Voce seecualen
Te..pe• Vete. C.b,.r. end An".,e Seems
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LONUOrt, ORTARO ..
s,e. ul•y. - treats Conner En.,n... ma ••d
I nerge4l,M.
For terms and ,nfar.nat:on valor
PORTER a Don't wrote
burden from the conscience. Con- -
science .rejects even the love of God
untiliit sees tbat tfie demands of jun-
lice
untice bate been met. Christ hsa'
changed the secular idea of death
Next Sunday morning a special song stead of its bring the end of existence. !
'err ice will I e rende.red at Knox it is the portal of lite, the casting off of 1
-burcb. Among those contributing .n old.rnseD t,
solo., duets, etc., will be Mies McColl, Up0111 0day evening, before an 004i_
Mrs. Frank Saunders, Mies Adelaide once that completely tilled the atsdi-
Nairn, Moo Blulend. ]lis. Sharpe, Corium of Knox church. Rev. Mr. Mac-
Neta gave his lecture,"Britain and the
War," and although be spoke for
nearly two hours those present found
the time pass all too quickly and could
have listened to the speaker for a
much longer period. Before Mr. Mac-
NeiII commenced hie lecture alis. Mil-
dred McColl and Mr. J F. Thomson
sang, as • duet. "The Boys of the Old
Brigade." - Rev. W. H. ' Wrighton,
who acted as chairman, expressed the
Mesere. Thoroton, Blackstone sod
Goodwin.
The crew of the 11.35 and 2.3.7i G.T.H.
trails have been changed and instead
of ruooiog into Toronto as formerly
they will now run to London ria Strat-
ford. Copduetors McCsnliff and Broad.
of London, replace Conductors Lavelle
and Simon, of Toronto
As the result of • raid on tbe�(ed-
ord hotel on S•t,lrola
fJ, • char es
gratitude of the Baptist congregation
laid against the proprietor, John Bed- to the Presbyterian officials for the
ford, of having liqucr unlawfully on use of the church.
his premises, and he settled with the The weaker reviewed the causes and
magistrate on Wednesday by the pay- cooditioos leading to the war. and
went of 1175 and rosea -$$2 in all. then gave a most interesting sketch of
Rev Wm. N W ri hton, who is the national character and aims of the
shortly leaving Goderich. will preach various peoples engagedim the cov-
in the Replist church morning and
film Rumba wasdss:ribed as a coun-
eveniog no Sunday. "The Mecond ti y of almost illimitable resources. •
Coming of Christ" will le tb• morn- country that might 6. humiliated Trot
ing subject. "Why 1 Am Not As-
hamed of the Gospel" will be the
theme at night. A hearty welcome
is extended to all.
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Beware of Ointments km Catarrh that
Contain Mercury.
Western LJ iversity
LONDON
ANOTHER GREAT ADVANCE
Income Uuobled, ---now 175.000.
Another Large Addition to
Faculty and Equipment in
Arta and Medicine
(ire•tly Increased Enro!-
ment in View.
Write for particulars 10 :
E. E. Braithwaite, M.A., Ph. D.
President
STRATFORD. OMT
irntarlo.. Ise -1 practkwl tr•tdat
.cbool. We have thorough roomer and
etperi.•need lrtructor- in each a our
three department. Coea.sseW.
Mberthand and Telegrapk Omer grad
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ucceed d you bet. Mar 1tear
large. tree tatal.gse-
oate.
the guardianship of the Mlavic rate. fkan D. A. McLACR1.AN Principal
and of all the prop
les who hold the
Greek Catholic faith. Further, she
has long been trying to secure &n ice -
free outlet to the o. Bens and at the
clow of the war she *01 demand pore
eeelon° or control of the Boepbonu
r mercury nal rarely de.troy the ...DM of and the Dardanelles. Austria has long
masa Sad rompkteiyderantte thewan:. -y1.em hien tottering to her fall. 11 p•aee
when matenng it tbrosgb the .co', -m -,:rtes, continued Dtmed She was bound to go t0
l.e,.Alrk-.AonM er.n 1.. urs. ,a•, -n on
pieces : in war she bad a chanes to
live. France was noted for ber great
fertility o1 soil and al -o for her won-
derful recuperatire power. The in-
d•-mnity which tier -many place.! upon
France •t the dose of the France._
Premien war wan intended to cripple
her financially for years to come, hot
l,y the f 1't f h le she just
erre rtetkne from moatabY nay- clan.. a. tree
damage they w111 do 1. tenfold •o the good you
eon peredbly ,l eel." from tile,.. Han'. i'ai .r•a
r '.re. a'maufa. lured ny F. :. rheumy t t u..
Teem. 0.. now was no mere ury and '.ken
Internally. .• tiny dire, by sato° the Mood and
meows enrf..nr el the ey.tea le holing
Hall'e'Catarrh 1 ' re be went yen net the erne-
iee. It M take, eternally wed We In r e.
r)AM, b F J t honey R Co. Tatuuoaiale
free.
ito'd by dr eget.. PeNe 73e- per bottle.
PERSONAL MENTION. take R..Il - amuse Mtn ter ei n•tir+Uma.
Yrs. 1 ase Wan kis this for fnr fte.y with
where .kis will make w ended clay with
tree nastier there.
Mr. R R. Town..wd ten t ,- week for Fer
g ot, when we vadw.tand he will ening, 1n
the misting finches&
M.. Hornert Plasmid. d the Fwd doter Cat
Ca, 1letrdt. trate* hi. vo Woo edits Ida
parent.. Mr. •ea Mea Wm. 1leeder Nahbrd.
Miro Wadey Gay and daughter Man of Ile -
trent are virus, um Haney. .net. 1/r.. Joke
ore. irehmn short.
'tale& t11r 1(isina and da.Ater. Wieel-
fleet• of °drew. visited ?deed• In kw .
O a' days Nis tweet.
s L OY. yslrt.n and Ill
re losC�� sew tbe wee Sad 1• tee.- use
sofa .1 lbs Item. 1Yrwe.
Mm, Las.wiinewest. attended t
lken** Meerelletien et SWIM
*Graben bele .1 $ ti... ehie week. mad
. r s viand meads sit
wMr. L A. Warmerarlew Qe
�Liaa+iesat �teReed��ie •eakeewRmetit trer„titleY1 whieVisiremeNt1. le WOW
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nmga s y n et peep
seemed to dig up" woney and in a
trw year. we- prepared to lend money
in large rnnrs to other nations.
France received a deep od to her
pride in Pias boaboaof the. provinces of
Alsace-Lorraine and has always looked
tflw- / forward to the recovery of her former
ef possessions. At the elope of the war
-�� .he will demand three pruvincw, and
uti! o 4,‘
BETTER
than a
DIARY
Keep • Kodak record of the good
Mame sow and throughout the year.
set year Setehlag dere by as ropers,
R. R. SALLOWS
McLaughlin
Buggies -m1
they ougbt to he ben. be also wa,
10 be free from the tremendous e.
prove of armament that is imposed
upon her in keeping guard against her
vis neigbhr.r. !great Britain
ds &tion of .trstetic import-
ance. Her position could not have
loam better if aloe bad been towed out
to ass and had dropped her anebor in
her own ebrmen location. The Sngtib
outflo l has been • great Moon to the
county : what would Belgian. bate
given Tor that little strip of water ? It
is a thousand yeam elates a foreign
army stepped oe Britain's -.bocce.
Brume bee built up a chain rel fortified
tams and malts, stations an around
the world. la bee seettervd rbaraeter
lay the elements of Ave strength and
also take elemente of h.. weakness.)
Her unity pa0IM oth}r nation*. Bri-
tain bad no rigid pow* of taxation les
her 'Monies bat she could gat all the
Call and in_v act our new
stock lof the above high-
grade Buggies.
We have the latest 1915
designs to suit all re-
quirements.
McLaughlin
Carriage
Store
HAMILTON MTHRRT
That Tired Feeling
The tired feeling that so often
come. with `Spring weather is
as likely to result from the
wearing of winter shoes after
they have been :ailed in as
from any of the other cause,
to which it is usually ascribed.
Many Renlediesire Suggested
hut we le -Bros you will find
A Pair of our Light. Styti3h.
Corrfcrtable Spring Shoes
.- Sure Lure.
S H ARMAN
THE MHOS MAN
t
Mr. and Mrs../ W. Boyle epees Ike
• lith with Blyth friends.
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