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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1915-7-22, Page 10• T terusaa, Jute * 1111a eaceiversits Self-adjusting Swimming Wings The moat reliable article ou the mat ket. Britaeh ni*nu(acture throughout, weighs tidily i ounees but will support child or adult. SPECIAL TRICE 2Sc H oneekesmer'r We x 1'aper, .,tit ble (or packing luuebs*. ?spec -Jul. 100 per pkg , small size Bo per pkg A (un stir k of high-grade reeve pater treble napkins gel per dor , 3fie per UMI. Ilrgh-grade crepe paler table covets, Itt 1 el. 2150 High grade crepe paver lunch cloths 1 •o. %Val paper denoting cops, 130 (war pkg of L rape. Paper picnic. plate*, fin per dei up to2.0 pot dos. 1 Targe txblr cloth and 1 doz. .spkioa. Spacial 100 per pkg. THE GODERICH BOOK & STATIONERY CO. PORTER SUNBURNT? If you use Cucumber and Witch Hazel azel Cream you wouldn't ire. Prevents and cares sunburn, .often., whitens and preserves the skin. Oily 2SC a bottle, C. L. LOULTIS, Phm.B, THF, DR1JGGIST rttotea 19 ladtaiiii -State • Rrelo-ire accepts foe THE TOWN COUNCIL. 4'SCRANTON =COAL for Goderich and District Egg Coal, $7.25 Stove and Chestnut, $7•5o i 1 The town council held Its regular meeting uu Friday evening. Cou.cil- lor I'roudfuot wads absent. A communication from the chief of the 1rs brigade was read, aeking for lransportatrou for the brigade Lo Thorold on August 4tb. The mal ter was emit to the Ire COIllaiii1111111 to deal with on the .taderet•adirg that should the brigade leave town it would pro. vide substitutes to set in cane of Are. Mr. J. W. Crainie wrote offering $10 for the use of the, office •t the town freight sheds for the navigatiou sea- son, or it•-, for the use of the sheds for the year. On motion the um of Use office wss grained for the seaw° of navigation for the sum of $10. Councillor Peltridge gave notice that at for next regular meeting be would move to have the motion grant- ing permiericn to the BeII Telephone Co. to erect poles on for streets al Use pleasure of the council opened up for discussion. It was pointed nut that there would be no meeting for three weeks and certain residents on Mon - teal strut were anxious to have 'photos iustalled. The difficulty was overcome by Mr. (leo. Porter, on be- half of the telephone company, put- ting in • diewrequest0Montrealniusior street, t0 elect Ins which was granted. Thr following ' tee report■ were pr.-•erard mid pawed : Finance The Paget (train Iloor Co. have paid the amount dee the town, with interest. \\'e have ex- amined the statement from the col- lector, showing the taxes collected. A large awouet is still unpaid and we recommend that clause 5 of the finance committee's report of May :d)tb. which was adopted by the council, be carried out. In the emitter of the ar- rears on bonus loans on which pay- ment has not been 511sde we rec.wi- uend that the gusher bra handed to t he .olicitor to entire ce collection. Public works -We recommend that no person or persons he permitted to deposit utTal on the tower dumping grounds unless in conformity with the public health act. Special -In the matter of the sale of tobacco to minors and the licensing of the sale of cigarettes, we recommend that no action he taken in the licens- ing of the sale of cigarettes. but that the law with reference to the sale of tobacco to minors be rigidly enforced. Cemetery and parks --We herewith present a draft copy of the bylaw to provide for the meintenauce tit ceme- tery lots• in M*i(lend cemetery and recommend that it he We..d. Deputy Reeve Laithwsit* asked that the curb now (wing built on Co- burg street he extended around the corner 051 \VeIlesley street. The matter was 4.111 to the public works committee. Mayor Iteid thought the council abound not when allow certain proper y building curie to turn .he rods in at the hoe of their lista. The curb should run in • straight line the entire length of the street Councillor Wigle wanted to know went effect the changing of the name of the American !toad Machine Co to the Dowmioo Hoed Machinery Co. would have on the company's oldigs- tioue to the town. Mayor Reid .aid the manager of the company had as- sured him fust 11w s rw company cry til I ass c . II the lial•i„tiea nt the I feria 11. c rule.. r. 'ilia name ram .:1.01gt(41 r s v iii -Bug pie poses. It ......i. 4r4 1y (j..uu. Mllo,r Wigle and tiel'1 a 01.11114.1111.- 10. 1, er be referred 1 • It: 1111111 •11.1-.11.11. 11 I ti) Its to )..itl.weite stated t'o 1. n.. linnet e. uta be per- . -f eserl fr .en Iberusssel mei ce of supply te d tar 11 nasal t Ilea 1.0.11 e 1 ebould hire aeoal-c u,hrr. ll a Mayor raid if the council was really hu .erne.t &limit the good roads proposition it would 1.e better to purchase a cumber. He thought it ccu!d to secured without paying caab down. Reeve Elliott concurred and also wanted a toed roller. The matter was rent to the public works committee to get prime Bylaw No. 16, to create • perpetuity fund in cbdinectiou with the cemetery, was toad the et quired number of tituee and passed. Bylaw No. IS, a bylaw to borrow $3.760 to meetbe on the bowie of the Ut W. S.t0. wastread • d pane Oa motion it was decided to send letters of condolence argued by the Mayer and clef toth ffamilies a)merf the late Lance -corporal asul Oorporwl Chester Macdonald and that the clerk ask thM all Rags in town be flown at balfmaat The council then adjourned. THE SIGNAL GODERICH, ONTARIO 4101•14101•401•Ma10•1011•4101•0•1041".% TIff JOY OF SflNG ALIVE AND WELL L... To Wadi By "Preit-64111•10. The Pasiewas Fran Meilieine MOE.'OCHON Itoclwu, P.Q. alarcli lid, 1913. "I hare received the most wonderful benefit from taking 'Fruit -a -tires'. I suffered for years from Rhesasaiisnt and change of life, and I took every remedy obtainable, without any goo.' result.. 1 _rant of 'Fruit-a-tivea' and gave it a trial and it was the only ,wcdicime /dal really did we good. Now I am entirely well ; the Rheumatism has disappeariel and the terrible pains in my bn.ly are all gone. Ism exceed- ingly grate Tod lo 'Frail -a -Beer' for such relief, and I hope that others who sutler from such distressing diseases will try'Fruit-a-tire+' and get well". MADAME 14AIE ROCIION. The marvellous work that 'Fruit -a - lives' is doing, in overcoming disease and healing the sick, is winning the admiration of tlnusamisani_ thousands 54c. a ieix, 6 for $2.50, trial sise, 25c At all dealers or seat postpaid by Fruit -a -uvea Limited. Ottawa. per ton BEST CURL MiNED Any quantity best all Maple Mahe. Mixed AVood, Hemlock Iand Kindling (Cedar or Pine.) ji 2 TBLEPHUNESidoffice 9g___ residence ^1a or 61 r Kodaks Films and Supplies (. f «11 kinds Fresh shipment of 1 I uyler. .s Candy Jas. A. Campbell PHM 8 CENTRAL DRVG STORE TZL1 PUIONC_ fo Oedlaeed from be race. MET HURON. The followl•g are the results of the mean entraticeexamination in the different metrestures of We inspectorate of Bost Huron : The higehsdst total oblaioed In Clin- ton was by Reny Kamm, Nth; in Blyth, by Lyall Robinson, 4M ; in the town or elealortb, by Dorothys0'Ooenell, 548; in the eirafortb centre, Mabel Livingston, 54:, ; in the • Brussels eto- tee, Watson blown. 641; in the Wing - ham ciente*. Cameron McDonald, 313 in Wroxeter, Alex. Rasmussen. 3:1; to Fnrdwkb, Roy G*dke, 627. The highest marks obtained in the inspect- orate were by MCMI Livingstone. 1 k cases of Jean Fox. Charles Smith and Florence McNaughton are wider con- sideration by the Edtwatios Depart- ment. • • • t LIIITOII. Mario. A.dr•ewe (boo.). lone Houck, Florence (Jurtwrighr, Mabel Castle, Edna Crich ((3.151.1, Mabel C'ricb, PbyUis Crieb, (; tsy Cunningbun . Sadie .Draper, Clea* Danford (bon.), Alex. &mise,o (hon.), Geo. Evan., Emile Ford, Heise Forrester, Nettie Glazier, Dank_ Gliddon. Geo. green, Harriet Greig, Fletcher Gibbing', Ernest Ball, Leona Hearn. Fanny Itellyar, Eulalie Hill. Mary Holland, Winnifred Hunt, Jenne Jackson, Spence Jackson. Ar- nold Jamison (boo.), Cora Jervis thou.). Winnifrrd Jervis, Irene Kel- ler, Wesley Killougb, Harry Lew- I nines (bon.). Jean Lindsay (1pon.), 1 Ernest Livetniore (hon.), Lida Liver- more 1 hon.), Edna MctJaughe y, Ron- ald MacKeozie. Ceti. Middleton (hon.), Edythe Mogi idge, J. Edgar Morrie, Orville Murphy, Cecil Prckitt, Myrtle Powell (boo.). Harry Hance (boo.). Mae Rutledge, Robt. Scbrenk, (hon.), Madelon Snare, Preto, is Shipley, Vesta Snyder (non.). Clifford Stewart. Kenneth Stewart, Edythe Stirling, Eiden Stoltz (hon.), Fred SVallis(boo. ). Ethel Waslnan tbun.l the hapset, for they had none of the eibilat'etinte of flghtiag In sustain thew. 1'itey, at least equally. with their sons or Mothers, bu+bads or sweethearts. were serving as soldiers of Christ. The preacher expressed the hope and belief that one of tete glor- ious outcomes would be a fuller reali- zation of the . joy which comes from Seryl Y. Mr. Row declared that the sugges- tion that a Christian of necessity was a weanling was nn• of the greatest libelson Christianity ever promulgated. Paul certainly was no weak):ng. and Christianity d-'wanded all th.t was virile in a mreo or woman. in his prayers the preacher made • apeci.l pk* for the speedy recovery of Mr. Knox. REV. GEO. E. ROSS AT LONDON. Militant Christianity Hasa Great Doty to Perform. i rent The Linden :vdvertlaer. lleodsr. "Every man who en11.14 to fight for King and country and empire in this -teat war is as truly •'servant of ('heist as the man who devotes his whole life to the service of God: for this is mare than • physical strugel., it is a spiritual struggle, and the man who rights for Hritain fight. for Chi hit's caves, the -sum of freedom for all the world Rev tiro. E. Row.. of tioderieb, who occupied the pulpit at the First Pres- byterian r s- h]terian church yesterdayin plam s of the pastor, 11.v. W. J. nox. who is unwell, inside this empbatie ••seer tion in the -se of his evening arr- Aiarsoa/ B.itnr -Rif, I admit he ilea poor sten. bit 1 ant determined �aat7 your daughter. in spite of i lrraalth. Her Father 0h, well, laV's the , ase. 111 just remove the 1.. -Jody.. • _ (consider the psli ssili4 fn•' ; M emotive not. neither rine he itetafl Ordletipe MilerAaR no the bowel. le login to the a tinge of gond health. Sold Mir b1 dost•►. the Reran OSSOl 0 al, $e. sad 1141. bales Have you tried our new Bread ?- Cre-O-Malt -the tastiest in town. Nice soft crust - close -grained - lrom Fleischmann's Yeast. Everybody says it is the best yet. Try a loaf. made There is thorough satisfaction for those who buy our Cakes and Pastry. 1f you do not know bow good they are. we should like you to try them. Smith Bros. The OM Melia** East lit. salary Phone 1434. li k A tvtmt. Evelyn Aden's. Verna Adams. Ed- gar Allan, Edward Archibald (bon.). Evelyn Blake, Rose Boyd. Russett Bristow, Harvey Burrows i hon.). Della Button them ). Janet Calder, Frank Coates (bon.).'Cleodone Colbert, Mary Crosbie (bon. i. John Dobie, Elsie Dodds, Kate Doig, Allan F*rnh•m, Wrn Finlayson. Clifford Freeman. Ins Hart Ihnn.l, Mary Have (hon.,. W. Stanley Hays tbon. ), Gus. Hick- nell, Haslet Jefferson, Edmund Keat- ing (boo.), Elizabeth Keating i hon. Gordon Kerr, Leslie Kerr. Elizabeth McCowan, Row McGonigle, James McQuaid, John Metady, Joe. Melody. Annie Moore, Jerk Neville, Dorothy u'Cnnnell (hon.), Ruth Powell (bon. r, Agnes PuttxIL Mary Purcell, Mar- garet Reeves , hon. i, Ben. Roberts. Dinah Staples, Annie Stewart, George Stewart. Doreen Taman 1 bon.), Jean Turner, Mae t'rqubarr, W)Ili*m Wheatley, Kmmerwn Wright, Jooe- pbioe Livlsgelooe, Mabel Livingstone I (bon.) tetusaslw. Ellie Architrld, Cora Armstrong, Jas. A. Armstrong, May Armstrong, Selwyn Bilker. Paulen. Harkley(hoo.). Cecil Bateman Ibon.). Gertrude Bone. Mary Bowman, Watson Brows). (hon.). Winfred Cameron, . Gordon Campbell (bon.). Albert Cardiff, Myrtle Canter. Archibald Currie. Elmer Dennie. Alex Fox, Oscar Oor- salitr, Oswald Hemingway, George Henry. ida Hunter. Harry Janes (boo.), Allred Knight, Irene Kreuter (ra0o.). Myrtle Lamont, Claire Long. Merle Long. Merriam Lowe. Archie MacDonald, Tom. J. MacDonald, Gor- don MCEwan, Della McOavin, Arnold McKay, David McKee, Stuart Noble, Myrtle Paw.on (boo.). Geo. Ramsay, Edna L Heid, Marjorie Row, Flor- ence 8eebaver. Wm. Simpson, May Skelton (bon.). Annie Smalldon, Chas. Smith. Liealsell Souter, Colwell Speir- an, Annie This'll. Jack Warwick, Lawrence Whitfield, Sam. YuilI. BLYTH. Roy Barr, Luella Cook, Carrie Dempsey. Myrtle Grainger , Henry Hunting (hon.). Irving Raroe, Loretta McCaughey, Harvey Mason, Earl Mille. kens Reid. Elva Richmond, Lyall Rob:neon Ihoc. ). Annie Taylor, Edith Turner. FBACKHUU SLTSFtKJ1N S Sat lam inert if Laser Ani las Mail or =NWT Isotherm yen -Mort Aerate ado used. mon. His address woo on the subject of St. Paul the Ap et le, who he declared wise the very finest type tip onwhieh any Cbri.tl•n mold model his life. And the Iwo outstwnding rb*racterlaties of the life which Pawl (.1 after (.is con- +errinn, and which night M to present in the 111. of every'1'hriscian, were the recognition That he belonged entirely to Grist and the sprit of •erviM. P►ol, the speaker maid, hire nn hie l.dy the marts left by the hardships he suffered in Christ's MOM., and he hot them proudly as the Med opo' him of Uhl im'• ownership. And, he went on to ray. the wounds of the •..M..rm righting for Britain were equally the br*nd which mead them as servants of CUTS,. icer they were ree.tved while flgbttng fee a canoe which certainly was l•brtet'e cause. Hot if the mdse at 1M freest were making great wrtflems, the noble grooms wleo rewai.rd at hems were socrigeiag oven more. Their part was Mast folks forget that itis kidneys, like for lairds, get sluggish end etooded and need • flesbiipg neesaioeally..14 we have t•rkseM and tbe kiisey rectos, steers headaches, mirmiry frheu- matic > em twists. torrid liver, said steeses4 sleeplessness and all sorts of bladder die prdera r kidneys Nee simply must keep ,Trio bete?. and clean. a.d the moment you feel *a mite Or pais la Lk. kidney rheas. get shout four moms of Jed ygo.t store bore. Sells of tabl 4ioeIhht ieg• glass of water before breakfast for a few days bad TOUT kidneys win the. act 11... T1f. tansoua tow is mad. frees (Jse acid of repro and lasses juice. cambia«, with l(3141.*, add Y Mrsbarmier time M soma) to lush elogred trys died midis in the iris.* aeth. 14 obit encrallinger Irritates, tb.s bsgisg hired., disorders. Jed Batts N ksnnlm s. id.eie.bihtk r: ashes a .deli/ ?*I eillsremegd water iris! Alta'lehs new *tad thee be serM.bmn lbas£ •vofb ig s l AMOS T la • i eaeseamleg MOW mile% Aft M lag r Maly t rsehle. YA1rLIT. Ida Crosier. ida Hegel', Minnie Slemoo. wlgof4aar. Geo. Allen. Myrsk Bennett (boot.. Sanderson Brew. Jean Christie, Vera Davidson, Annie Davison, David Dea- eon. Myrtle Dean (boo.), Wm. Dear, Mita Elliott, Verna Elliott (bon. ), Addtsoe Fraser, Irene Hewer. Ruby Hewer. Alias Hibbett, David Holmes. Chas. hard. Uars Jewett, Phyllis John.. Edna Lincoln (hon.). Cameron McDonald (bon.), Howard McDonald, Norman >[t(i111, L(We McKague, Teddy Harold Maon. Annie Mason, Walte March, Herman g ber Nicol, John Nichols, James Perdue, Margaret Piper, Fred Sturdy, Hazel Taylor, (trace Tucker, Welke., Lott Zurlarigg. wsox arses. i.oens Ashton. Jimmie Austin, oJa k n Edgar, Ruby Coehe, Harry y, Edna Harris. Alma Haat, Verna Merkley, Hugh Miller. Laura Mitchell. Wilfred Pbalr, Jame. Rae. Alex. Ras- mussen (hos.), A set. R ora (hoe.), Robert Savage, Vera dtetnmiller, A,Iraretta Mimeos. Irene [itocki. Alvin) ray. rownwrcH. 'Seemed Allen. Kenneth Ashton. Marshall llMisaon. Irene Brown, Gert- rude Brown. Ktizsbeth Rail Roy 0•dke (bob.). Mary GiddonS. Jae Mc - t *ughlin, John Prichard, irs Rchae- for, fiidine 'filter, Margret Walker (bon.i. leas Walker (tweet, Jas. H. Warren, Valeria Willis. JUNIOR P. 8. GRADUATION DI- PLOMA. comet tr. KvaraedifesesdS, Wesley Cathay. Jean Wallas*. ro*nw eons NAM lifoRabloott. Mics $Mbaefdk. Mama Rubs..• **MOVOM ON RATS"' Mears out Rata. Mies, ore. Deal Dee lathe Bests* TIM and Sr at Drug mud Ceem ry Storm. • Clerinz Sale of More hats trimmed up to take the place of those sold. Every hat must be sold in the next two weeks. It is imperative. Our season ends the 31st of the month and there must not be a vestige of Summer Millinery when that time comes. The whole stock divided into three lots for quick selling. Hats Continues. Lot ilo. I. Choice $1.43. In this lot are fiats worth in the regular easy up to Shia) at least. Every shape is new this sear�� so are e45the trimmings. 31) or 41 of them to pick and choose from and whatever you like best is yours for Hats at $2.23 These are just a little tetter quality Black and colors. E% cry one this season's style. Trimmed unit the best trimmings Hats that ought to sell at 43.14) to "47 (4). 30 or 41 of theta to pick and $2.25 choose from. Take Your choice for only Choke of the Best Trimmed Hats at $2.65 Take your choice of any Trimmed flat in the show room for this puce. White haloes ands s black shapes. All are the highest grade Hats. Only the best tormenter' used on them. Reg up Qa 47 and /S. Any trimmed fiat in the showroom nut include.l'in the 41.13 and 4'223. for only • Chitdrga's Hatli at Hail Price • Thirty only, Children's Trimmed Hats. All this season'', stock. Regular prices ;&- to Half -Price 42 W. Choice of any o[ them Saturday at exactly 11 The “white,, sOur big sale of "White' p«als, g draws to an end. `till there are many of the "star" attractions left and generous stocks of moat of the popular lines are still here for you to pick and choose from. This is a White" season, and this is the "White" store, sucome here whatever your "White" needs may be. Three Big Corset Cover Specials No. 1.-1%c per yard - Pine quality Corset Carer Embroidery, nice quality doth well coveredwith i good embroidery. Full width. Very dth special. per yard No. 2. -per )•aril, 233. -Fine Swiss muslin% and nainsooks daintily embroidered in a dozen or more attractive patterns. Strongedges. Really 25 remarkable value at, per )ard No. 3 -per vard, 39c -Really beautiful Emhrnid- eries. The daintiest of designs on fine lanoline 39enainsooks. Patterns that are decidedly attractive and values good, at per yard Corset Covers and Drawers 40c Thi* is aspecial line. "sell made fr.nri tiny quality English cotton handsomely trimmed with lace and insertion. Garments good enough to sell at 50c any- Ait1.. where Spacial each ...... w�J�a. More Jack Tar Middies at $1.25 nother ship men t of the popular Jack Tar idairt just received.cotn dare remade from l dq) . 44 25 drill and are particularly good value,`) A11 sizes tip to 4R Special Cool, Easy Wearing Summer Hose Comfortable Hose are an absolute necessity if yon are to enjoy- the warm weather. You can get them here. Hose that are easy on the feet for hot weather and at the same time are strong, service- able and resist the wear where resistance is most necessary. Our Hosiery values were never better than they are to -day. Ladies' black cotton Hose, 2 pairs for 25c. Ladies' white cotton Hose, per pair 15c. Ladies' cotton and lisle Hose, black or white, per pair 25c. Ladies' silk ankle Hose, black or white, spliced heels and toes, per pair 25c, 50c. Ladies silk Hose, grey, palm beach, black and light colors, per pair 41.00, $1.50 and 42.00. Children's ribbed cotton,Hose, black only, per pair 1.ic. Children's fine ribbed lisle Hose, black or white, per pair 2.ic. Boys' heavy ribbed cotton Bose, black only, per pair 2.,c. FlouncingEmbroideries 2!e A tableful of Flouncing% ..id Corset 1.., yr Embroideries. That. for Corset Covers are full 14 inches. the Flouncings are 27 itches with designs particularly suitable ti r chil- dren's wear. A dozen or more really good cliChJC patterns on gotsd quality cloths Per yard L very Fine neenciags 48e These are really beautiful pat - terns .1u.l pare. Marls er:1 wii.pted for children's. dye -saes. 'Width 27 inches. Materiels fine sheer lawns and muslin*. The patterns some cif the daintiest and prettiest we have ewer shown. The values actually ,5c.. This id at per yard afliQvc now only.. ....... New white Voiles 25c New white cotton Voiles, the seasor.'s most popular cotton dress fabric. double 25c fold, even %ease Special per' yaid (s Spk.did Show* of Fancy Cotte. Vales. --ONO New 1-auct C.Aton Voiles evened up this week Patterns that will appeal to you if you are wanting something for a handsome summer dress ° All double full. 38 inches to 40 inches, stripes. broken checks, spots and fancy patterns on rxe or lain voiles, at per A0c 50c 65c 75c card......• `TVA. s✓vw. white Skirts $1.51 New White Skirts from good Caton Repp, with locket. Tailored by one of the best skirt makers in the country. Just in this week. Ali sizes, at each End The Mend by Bvyiag `tHok' proof Hose More people are doing it all the time. Sold by the box only and fully guaranteed by the makers. Children's Hose, 3 pairs in a box, per box 41.00. Ladies' cotton Hose, R pairs in a box, per box 42 00. Ladies' silk Hose, 3 pairs in a box, per box 43.(10. Do you want Awnings? Do you want Verandah Matt- i ngs ? Do you want Furniture Uphol- stered? Do you want an Umbrella Re- covered ? We can do any or all for you at very moderate prices. Just room to in Mock that and give you Still Making Skirts for take a few more orders to make Skirts for sells at 41:2.1 per yard or over and we will one fitting. and charge yon only 41. 75 for $1.73. 41.73. Yon select any dress goods make you a skirt to your measure the work and findings. Store doses each Wednesday at 1 P.M. during July and August . Hodiens Bros. Direct Importers Godertch 1 Ston will be open all day Wed ,July 4&b, nn areeent C.P.R. Bzcursiss O PORTER'S HILL II bat, row tll{M�. .ad ..d shadei waster -Young. Jcoat, oly 'hl. Marten. -Mir McDonald. of Vet oil', isvidtiog at her mother's . Mr. Wm. 1401)lusCarolina. of 800th arolina. is vtei Ins in the neighborhood Mis4 Ley Cooper. of Clinton, spent Ruda with her friend, Min Ruby Potter.... Misers Roby and Pearl ',Potter a.. .biting at Woodstock -.Miss Ansi.- McPhail. nsi.McPhail. of the Lot don moi.1. borne for a few days M s Msy in rn d days of liod.rich, is spending Mian • the neighbor ho Wine's. McDougall, cif Lodem le sweading $ few days in the s.hghtmehoed Mime Viols Bennett, of Ooderleb, visited low friend. Mir May Lindsay. over Man- y ...... Mlr Minnie Proetor, of Holenemille. event • few days at Wee. Vsndecbnee'• - Mrs. Lorne BlNo4.t, of Wiest . outbid on Meade is the neiehbehcxld no Monday.-Nion4itaR *ad When down utwa hese..bit o.ot dad crease pastor. from alwys c lsi and Matt 8.lheld s Rahoor*1 0•M, phi al A pretty Wedding took plow at the home of Mr. and Mn. John Young. Slhha14. Alta., on July 14th. when their dsughte+ Olive became the bride of Milton 0. Treader. also of Sibhakl The marriage eereemo7 as performed by Rev. Mr. Piqua, of A.eak. At the hoist of g o'clock, to trete strain of Meedelesoho's wed�� atu�treh played Sutbevlued, GOOERICH MARKKTh. T.vtlmar. Jute >r. Wiest. ac. ►ail .11.64 t. 61.05 =nor eb! a016. em- Ma Ise • .«sMM 17 ger M.... ...s le tM 7s. m a nw • • ear tem the bride by My. B. P ram. of her father. Only a new intimate WM+1. esr'1 entered the parlor Manisa on lb, arm ac..'sr r•....,..,.. I g„•w, Isase, Moods were present. The bridal gown was of fame crepe de chine with ch*ntUly lave and girdle of main M w lin. Rhe wore a necklace of amethysts and pearls. the girt of the groom. After the ne eenonyall retired to the dining -room where • dainty oat was 11 served. he young ooiple 2Tadirk the 1w tide fee Calgary and other Waiter' . palate. ' it4idat the erase eeteletiess and geed wishes Beit all praeont. The bride wove a travel- ling ravel- ling suit of easy bias Milk Mask free le sZ jf� i....«1/0 to e.F. I M M In PIP t.ss �. _ y, ortaiirt esrhos'ro or r. • Per �� rias. .. (1Ybecur r m... .... 9em+. p rib tenses-..c••et• eeebseis mai ai) alit w to ss 1 es s.-