HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1915-7-29, Page 5THE SIGNAL . GODERICH. ONTARIO
Let's Fill USS
Your Tank
T Lit to of snouts you use
t has . do .rid the number
p- f crass your car siva per seam It
alsojclessiiminse the number.{ tutees
you h..e engine or carburetor
trouble..
The semolina . sell you impasse
your masses end fakirns woiibha to
Rua minimum. Our pais is no more
than you would pct for an inferior
d�� w o! the Furst
WIan yore 'Si" is lose and ac's t�ott K "ander.. u. D., vas(
}m llrthodist aburcb, Lol.dos. oQleiated.
Atrtwg those pteeent were Mrs. OI.m-
up y/>tra.ttk.
East Street Garage and Mire H. E. `lodge... Goderich.
LOCAL TOPI. Theme's w Flavour of Distinction
is cc/miry (tarp of
New Pr'isr.sll. 1et.tsti�
ant eiJ. H.of Joh pal `stow. sepreed anise.
Deice of received
wisria Mbo�sad bast
*palm* his aoseptarme.
Civic Holiday Austad 4th.
Ooderigb's civic holiday will be ob-
reevd es Wednesday sear. Aagwse
4th. Mayer Reid has issued •dpaearly s-
generally observeed that
y the dilates.
Going to Meese Jaw.
M r . 1'. W. Robins... who has bees
organist and choirmaster of 8t.
lieorg. a church toe cues _a year. le
reaguing the position and will leave
Is a few week. to tale a siallar pota-
tion in 8s. Jobe's Angliaaa sherd'.
Moose Jaw. hook. He W lest .Rased
frosts w visit to the Weisman city. Mr.
Ral.isson ie a clever essslMan sad the
recogeil i•rw of bis abilities has ked to
his call to the wider sphere.
Weeded at London.
The waddle( took place on July 21st
at the residence of the bride'. brother -
it: -law, Mr. Arehib.ld MCPhers..
London. of Mw Ethel Mated Weldon.
daughter of Mr. 8. Weide°, to Mr.
`L Be.$an.io Heber Clement. moa of Mn.
Make it kraut to delve tt k Teri 113eo j.min Clement, filodericb. Rev. C.
aut. mother of the groom. and Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Clement will reside at
L yodax .
- - _ • I For thq,Red Cress.
• WESTFIELD. 1 As effort lin aid of the Red Cross
S,r.a,gsag.rg. -- A sapper ami `funds will he in the form of a tea and
sacred coneiee•t will lee given at the dense at Meoeeetung Park hotel on
Methodist ate.* oo Wider. August Wi-du,•sday. August 11th. The tea 1.
n•1t, Swppr will be served (robs 6 to t, 1.e given Ly Mn. W. Proodfoot and
B o'clock, after wbieb `scene will be a Jin J. J. Acres 1St. Catharines) and
musical program There will be a I will doubtless be a very erjoyabee el-
bow/boll .latah m the afievar*ut h.- I fair. Particulorm will tie found in the
tweet St B.ieae and Wove/1W. Ad- j advertising columns. There will be a
mirei'>•n y'1c i cull's balf4tr.ice. Fro- gtv.ftral balf•holi•fay in town that d yt
coeds for the Ref Cr.*. fund. and an afternoon e°d evening ape
- Mene.ttuog Perk will be • good way
We balm receives` another large, of spending a pleasant time and assist -
shipment of .lanes b;gb-grade mural- 1 ing the worn in behalf of our wounded
mallows which the best obese paatiea ; soldiers.
use for to robing• Prier Si ernes ter •Fined for Keeping Liquor.
pound.-BDw.11Gr . Rhone Wu. The adjourned
11
- so.stking Iat:.e1We bet trialy a trawl gs Wife
bloodied of the Basil `hill -grows' tests aad scrapskwe
e_saaliasss is preparation lithe secret. Thia!flavour
constitutes the iadividuatity of SALADA amid win
sever cheats, ao matter how costs may rias. s»
whiskey sew to Lowe by the Demin-
ietea express, two addremsd to L
Peterson and two . to J. J. Bose. Con-
stable Moore et,ollaated three oof these
0.10vered and oo en-
que found that the iryye otber sibs had
bees delivered at tete British Exchange
hotel. He laid a charge against Mn.
Swamis of keeping liquor for Nle and
ibe magistrate flood toe defendant fit`)
mrd emote, assountisg in all to seized isntrrly
ly
$1t10. How the liquor
dimmed of has not Leen decided, bot
word as to its disposal is czpected
from the L.ic.nee Department at to
ronto. Peterson and Rube ate believed
to be fictitious per:on.s.
against
s Excursion
Despite 11:e fret that rain fell
in morn-
ing, the on Myth \ tU eedUnion `Sunday
school picnic bet4 here was •
huge success. Upwards of 71)) people
from Blyth, Auburn and other points
Moog the`'. P. K. fine took advantage
e t the low fares to visit the county
/Shortly after noon the sun
case Mrs.
When down town a -.hopping and Swart., of the British Hxchange hotel,
suffering from tbmib'at, !snit our ice was hoard before Police Msgbdratt
c-r.m parlor. ale*. cool and Deal. Kelly on Saturday. It appear
s tha
8alkeid'18alertoral Cate, phone CI. on or about July 3rd . four cues of
The Maple
Leaf Grocery
ON HAMILTON STREET
is again open for business with an entire new stock
of GROCERIES and PROVISIONS, FLOUR
aid FEED and CURED MEATS.
Ore a Cash Basis
Come and get a trial order and you
will sec the cash system is the only system that
will reduce the high cost of living. Goods delivered
to any part of the town by the General Delivery.
Four deliveries daily, five on Saturday%
Butter, Eggs and all kinds of Grain taken as ca::h.
P. T. DEAN
Proprietor, Hamilton Street, Goderich, Oat.
reward es flekboy. MI. The
demmeed wee beesiea
is D...e Fs.
Ba.
ad. .+.k$y- roan
amens
andm shoe a tial a �� late ammo.
is b,..1 AH. She lived with
Wb.: towrsh' esti) brie: iese
After the years yo Mrs.
Masweee tel bee ook nd up upp toad y
ed her-
selfssito
Psi is Ooderiieb by her it Wily
.elf to many
misietratloea. She i.survived by two
sena. gins.m ettfdsale. avaa Williami
address nakeows. The farina
Plane en f insdsy. Rev. W. IL Hager
a.nd..tiatl the .pevtees. The poll -
bearers were Mtmmm. D. Stoddart. J.
W. M. see' ThoeHawk� McMillan.
ieteersnt was is Maitland msmet.ry•
PERSONAL MENTION.
nem of growing Cored t Heb wilt e
engaged in fnr the city `seek
exploited that 1.'1011 bd
ear• pee
will be raised. which .bo.id mean a
god weekly income. The mesh' oasis.
at present, are betsg shipped direct to
Montreal in bones of !D Ilse espadty
and are sold at fiftycosts a poised
Mr. \Vhlteborn saysuebroo�sss 1110
like children : they kept
warts. away frost cad draughts, sed
supplied with pleat, of frr.h air.
"ROUGH ON RATS*' clears out
air, Mise, rte. L) -.sit 1) o in `ab
Rouse . 1c aid fie et Dreg ed
ouatry Stora.
},OWER SCHOOL. EXAMINATION.
Candidates from Gelded & end Heron
Cavity Who Were Secosedel.
The following studied' of Ooderieb
Collegiate Institute have passed the
Weer school examioations for entrance
to normal schools and faculties of edu-
aowe. carton. A catdidatm after whom
broke through and the afternoon was ram. a subject le bracketed 1. rer
very
pleasant ani was enj eyed to the quired to "writ, said .ubjrct .1 s
fullby the visitors. boating and later examination. It may tie noted
swimming bad • large place on -the that throughout the Province • great
preemie for the day, sed .bortly after
supper racing was indulged in. The b is described
tarsi° of eleven coaches left ti.,drrich
at 7 o'clock. the visitors declaring the
day ked been well spent. Among the
exeuIwio°ista were Councillor Horner.'
A. Elder. corporation clerk, P.rv..1.1..
Jewat, Rev. W. D. turner and. Rev.
T. H. Farr, all of Birth.
An Opportunity for Local Capital.
The town of Gorier ich has tome local
irep.oveurent debentures for sale. and
will give local investors' the firm
chinos to purchase them. limy are
twenty-year debentures paying flue
pet cent. interest, and of varying a-
mounts. Applications from intending
poredwry will be rete:sed up to Amg-
en Lath. It has beer; the custom to
sell the municipal del.tenlures to in-,
vestn.'ent b:ukers In the cities, front
whose they arc purchased by the
smaller investors. The plan now pro-
posed will let the I -»-sI investor in "on
the ground` floor. Further portico.
1 tars may be seen in the advertising
i columns of this issue of The Signal.
From Generation to Generation.
1 Dir.. Jeanette $na -1, of Stratford.
Ivisited her brother-in-law, Mr. Arthur
Snee-i of tiodericb, over ' Sunday.
Whale here she presented her nephew,
John Samuel Soezel, with a fine gold
watch. The watch lean old family
heirloom which first damaged to.the
late Samuel beazel sr., of Strattotd :
then to the late Samuel Saazel, his
11 yo•ngeet son. and husband' of Dir».
Syed, the giver It has the name.
date of birth and date of death of the
two generals )ns beautifully engraved
on the case and alio the name and
i
I their
'claw of birth of John Samuel.
1 naussaake, and scn of Atthur Snszel.
1 This makes the tbird geeeraticn DI
Samuel Snazels 'in Whose passessiun
site watch has been: A strange coic-
eideoce i. that the birthday of the
po'sessrurs of the watch in all three
NRRth alar... t)smpMO to q.-.i.e 8.84.3. at
sk. pork 11.1.... mit New Yerk. Y .108.1
um me hams.
U1 }fha Graham M Mm. tram Now York
M • MOW,
Mho Corer Wy tact a is Mmw troruchacaate
for • MYMY Obit
MN nary Omer, kms retemr d ter Chimes
attar • Mit ham.
many candidates failed on the arth-
men. paper, whit M
••e itchy ;••
1. t'utt (arith.), K. 1'. Home (arith.).
V. Al. Kodob, Jean MacEwen, 1
Park••r'spelling). N. It; Rnbtn.o°, I.
B. Roe latitb.), r« M. Sallows
taritb.I, M. A. Sullivan, L. M. Wagner
(orith ). K. M. Worsmil.
Other successful candidates from
Huron county are :
L. 1i. Ament, \� . \V. Amens, A.
Arcbibaht, W .. ti• Adair (spelling), 1.
J. Allen laritb.). W. H.Arnwtroog,.1)-
E. Beecroft. 11. R. Bowes (geogrspbyl,
E. L. Blake. K. F. Burrows, C. M.
Cautelon, H. Cantelos, R. Campbel',
E. H.'l'.rter, M. L Cbidley, L. W.
Churchill, Z. C. Churchill, C. C. Cook,
M H. Cinch. V. W. Crich, A. Carbert.
I. Carbert atitb.), A. U. (Jlbw, John'
Davis, A. M. Davilso.,
J. li, Deans, A. Devereaux. L. M.
Dcveieaux, W. J. Dow, W. Elliott, B.
M. Ellis.' R. C. Edmonton (honors), F.
Finttland, J. P. Ferguson. N. M. Bract,
J Grainger, F. W. Gray, V. Graves
(geography.. M. F. (Madman lard, L.
l.ritli!h t -pelting), N. A. Oracev, E.
M. Howe tarith.), L. H Hanlyyy, M.
Hanlon,. A. Hortofi; C. C. Lebester, L
Johns, C. F. JohnaoS, L. A. Jobn,too,
V. A. Johustoa, E. Kaiser, E. Kemp.
H. It. Kitty, D. E. Kaotz, J. 1. Ken,
1;. Kennedy, I. H. Law, II. M. L.uody,
K. M. Lanny tarkb.). 1. A. MacKay
bonors;. R. MscKenaie, V. M. Mac-
donaN, F. A. Marquis (sononk H. A.
Morrison, W. 8. laanson, J. C. Max-
well lb000r':. D. J. Munro. E. O. Mc-
Kay varlet ). R. D. McGowan. H. K.
Mcbea.t, K. F. Neilson, D. McKedz-e It
art +. SI A. McMumchim, C. A. Nedigrr,
S. it. Nelson. E. M. I'attetson tatilh.1,'
J1 t'ertie tarith-3. H. K. Pringle, E. J.
Pone:l. L. Patrut`t (arlk it 2•• ROW"
E. W. Rowclitt", E. C. Reid, F. B.
Reynolds. U. Rankin, O. }ti°toul, B.
C Robertson tB. C. hlel.l. M. .churn-
hale, A. R. Sperling With 1.. R. A.
bteaart, H. E..$outbcotL H. A. Stew-
reiswa„.. tulle f the Mawr month. ate C E Stewart thonor.l, M.
Fel.raaty. (suat(ord palteu5 please I !Itroaatt, S. U. Sherif?,
TtwueAAT, Jinx * MR •
B A Nil&
OF CANADA
A valea`le Fee
ela
FYI knot)
opened with the Utitio&
Sauk of f atlsaa in the
names of two persons,
is that b one dies the family hinds are not tied up
just when they are likely to be most needed. The
survivor can withdraw the money without delay or
formality.
'Fink it over -then open a Joint Acdount, ,
Goderich Branch -F. WOOLLCOMBE. Maitager.
iof The Tmooie Now. at theerepital and holds .
high dam ta tko stews .f hie belows of the
FRUIT BULLETIN
I Stretford Hewers (li.trwdayl: Mn.. L Gr.,
R"PBgaRIMI NLgwa lit.'" t grow", elle w in G.dsrieb +dying[ eulati.e. over the
aro Moat ism, sad Black `•■.sate aro 1 weokerd Mr.. 10c1 te...tom, sail ber
ai+ maxim aa mi. To over `aguesr earl daagM.t Mar Irate tale wore` ter Hayfield.
deWelone Lawtwaberr) -lens black Tibbs 1 who.. 1 .r, will 8.84.3 for o parties d Jab
bunko." --lend Tw.ator. w `'ghats° to ami Aoeo.t .. Yrs,, Y. H. hoof.. Harm
lir. A.1L hobo. SHR this march. to ‘141.
1
( Intake their appears..es, verset and children Kele aad FruaY.
him& m
helm YClow at Y Mom hem Bowman , --
yesterday Iso the meatless -------- - -------
ytotmrdar M a
ha set reed to B•rrle
Dr. Deism and parity sleet
m. •,Wp1.005. M.
SING ER STORE
Ladies.' Lin '-over
Linen+ for
fancy work and boueahokt use
at the Singer Store and get the
Proper quality. •
We keep always on band the
following goods:
Fine White Linen.
Pillow Cotton
Bath Towelling
Cretonne for fancy -work
Fringe. anti Laces for
centres, etc.
Also a full range of Stamped
(foods, Embroidery Silks and
D. M. C. Threads.
2
_ - - -- - � little daughter. teener.
S I leg • few -week... to
MRS. TAPE Mr. J w (lifter. o<
IMho Ant. Jeirkt.n ■
alma trsltd.7 visit in sows.
Mr. Meer Arkoll. a Tamale, `..pending kW
vsesnw with friends is tows.
MW Mabel Tam. el irw Yoe*. 1..1011.g
Mr.awato. Mr. and Mr...1. C T.
M8. l'wsf.h McDo of amrsaotd.is el.it-
leg at the Mime .1 Mr. W . R. Roort.os
Mie. liro's Johrodon. of Toro.tn. t- .{w.diag
holiday. mit the home of Mr. and M nr J.IL Tom.
MIs. Loom Hilton` ha. returned h•w.. free
Toronto. where she we. pirating her me.ntsl
Modica
Mace, wee TA Park.
: and
I �Jfr me It Y �... 1
Westfield. g. Sigma t
nerdy.
Mr. John 1)1 ennor. o1 (`strop, we. in raw.
for a bur day- IMI week and returned 0..
Moaflar.
Mew Grace `Sora.. arrived last week tr'nr•
Cleveland to vL•i1 her mother. Mr.. J. Stewart,
Henenler.
Mrs. M. Ani.nOo s,d tensity. Vittoria
arrest, are vestalsr relatives in York county.
`.ear Toronto.
Mae A. Harrison. of Herter'. Hill. epee, the 1
w..k+rd to town. the gde.t of MON Nellie
Pell. Henke.` rest.
MIC Y..ano.- Mork.. of Sarnia. lo *pending a
emir& of weekric town, the 5.14101 her aunt.
Max L Heraklion.
Mr. Weller Mar -hard%of Toronto. b, pool
int. • few d.r• here with hi. parents. Mr. mid
Mn. Robert Marchant.
Mra J. P. Walter' and family. .f LI•'nwel.
.re vIitorr. in town. .`ening .ich Mr. Walton
Iet IM Lakeview Houk..
lar. r . Mrs. W Warren Them.+...d their
w K W.
mureirg for t).d.,lch aril Amhara M .lest
trW4
Glom* at the Paint Yarm: Mb* Witte, Mira
Mary Ma�r11vW. ML. Holes Man ria• order
Jeek Howard,rMr and ns Howard and 11,.George Hord. M W Car-
.tare.lerd.11,..nd 14.. 11 Ben. Mr.. Ra.
I..`.sees. Mirka Hybl sad I+.bel Purpose. Me-
ter Ted Human Mr. T. Button. all et Brest
ford : ter. are lin.. L L 11.rrwy. Mr. Wilfrid
Is..dy. Mi•. lbroth, Hammy. of ltd.rh'6:
Mira Cos norder. oo. of lyt.wel : M r. ler
ies
Hrs. et Berlin : Mn. 11ri.t w. of t •lints : Mir
Mary dole 1'.«.etlas. r•1 Nh pre 5.11.. A. Y.;
Mk. Mee:roger. of 8aentas J. H. W dliams.
eith
and Jess Calif.:
M win Druier 41,4411. ds, azar. Dim'Oraoe
Erb. Worts t Mr. and Mr.. Robert AIbbttt,
Brantford.
of Toronto arc .a.ad
sab<
w".
Hamilton. war he.11
• brute visiting her i -roc; Mr.. J. Atdrow.. tr.
1 Incised hems haat Thar.dar-
4114140100411.1+60.11,4141* I Mins Alre M. • W'ell.. of • Miltlean1e..,Mery 1
- ------ Marl: A.•Wear. Mr Werra, Mr. and Mr♦ I I
Claw. A. wan.. Hayfield toad.
Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Leeks. and MM -ter Mon I i
I leilh Leekie ere .pewnng t wo week. Wide).
. in the Pun Pound 4811iet.
Mb. Kelso,. who M. been thr ga.st of her
' Harts sad want. Mr. *Apt Mr...1. Payee. left on
Tuesday ter her Mme at Moo.etaw.
Mr. T. T. tattle. of the rwllwa, emit .erviee,
1. holidaying and Mr. FAdle. Dietrich t raking
hl. pease M the t:oderich wad nodal* rue.
The Mime. Rene ar.I Ma.l•vte ti,ken.,an•
att.Mleg tee Melted id rummer --hoof at sr.
r.
Theresa.. 'kited friend. at t.ordon and
Marie
M. Norman Leek.ot Ottawa. I. paradinghehda
i.
. 6 mats, Iger. .. of Lewc., lett.. wan Mhome of r..
,1 Mia
1
'Jke
Lcde1 : 1keatre
Another Fine World Film Production
Tuesday and Wednesday, August 3 and 4
when Vivian Martin, the beautiful 'and tal-
ented world star, will appear in
"THE WISHING RING"
Every production shown at this THEATRE has the
QUALITY mark, as everybody knows who visits the cities
and is posted on photoplays• Remember we do not show
you a feature today and junk tomorrow, bin every night a
star player in a .tar production. •
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG and LILLIAN
RUSSELL will also appear op the screen in the sear future.
PRINCESS HASSAN'S Experiences are very inter-
esting every Monday fight, as also is "The Master Key,"
which is now in its eleventh episode, on Thursday nights.
Go with the satisfied people to the i Quality Home,
where quality service is shown exclusively.
Atheissim u weal lac and Sc
in
S •ff C. E. Situs, I.
copy. • J. Stother.. J. K. Thomson. C. K. Toll
Greveing Mushrooms. (geography:. L Wright, A. V. Willie,
The first ehipment,of the product of Z~ . t' Weise'. W. Wallace, E. J. Wal -
the most recently inaugurated indus- ter., K. \\'eller. --
dayin Gods` ich took place on f mush- STRUCK THE ROOT OF
day in the 1urm of a crate of mush
rooms (roan the beds of Mr. Mark TROUBLES.
tVbiteborn. Mr. Whitehorn is de-
lighted w itb the result o
and although the building is which
his °tushroumt beds are situated, the ,
old Strachan blacksmith shop on \•ic-
tor'Irt street, is by�ar/ means web
adapted to the news of growing
mushrooms it looks as it caretul at-
tention and scientific management are i
producing good results, /'here ars
1,000 square feet of beds laid out, all
showing signs of producing a gond
crop. and it is expected that from
twelve to twenty pJe dl llth Bhip-
um-
ped every second day during
mer season. Mr. Whit 'born is mid•
thoroughly convinced Ulm it is a pay-
ing proposition that be has siecurtd a
property on Huron road upon which
be is erecting sheds that will sive biro
Y,NW square tent of lied.. Doting the
first sines months of the year the bus --
t hu Isbors.
HER
Why Dodds Kidney Pills Cored Madam
H. Blanchard,
Pagnetville, Gloucester ('.o., N H.,
July S)th-tSpeciah. -Cured of rhea -
mations and heart disease Madam
Michael Bleacbard, of this place, i..
losing nu oppbrlunity of telling her
numerous friends that she owes ber
gond health to Dodd's Kidney Pills.
••Yes, l am happy to say that Dodd's
Ki)ney Pills have completely cured
cur," Madam Blanchard says. "1 suf-
fered for two years and may truthfully
say that my trouble had reached nearly
every past of my body. I had stiffness
• of the joints and cramps of the
. muscles and rheumatism anon de-
• veloped. I suffered, from headache
' and backache. 1 had heart-flutt.rinlm
`and my sleep was so broken and u° -
i heiresbing that it was with difficulty 1
could get any re -t. Two loxes of
Dodd's Kidney Pills cured me con-
ipletel y."
I OBITUARY.
One of the most danger -
rid repuhfive• forms of
y Disease is
DROPS
liar which Dodd's Keine?
PW are the oedy certain
care. la Deepwy the Kid-
neys are actually Ilse sed
sliaal4 behe water, which
expelled in the
form of arias. Sows back
and is the cell. of
the lodges and puffs .at the
ski.. Remove the alk
which plugsthe drain
Restore the to
heakh. There ia es.
Messy
DODD'S
KIDNEY
Pius
MAKE A PICTORIAL RE-
CORD . OF YOUR SUM-
MER
OUTING/.
INO.
We cart% a full tine of Kodak. and
Supplies. Send us your hews 10
develop and print. We finish
daily Enlargements • specialty.
Mail and telephone orders will have
our prompt attention.
R. R. Sallows
Telmpbone :')14
Irl. Graham, MW Mabel Maki. end'
Mater Y.rrd Provo.. of (Me8.ad, f.'s
heart et ihm borne w •ora A Graham. NIMPt
I
street
Mie Aura Horny. I. L C. M.. leu rotrroed
� tram B.role. warm M he• hese +r sdytr'g
aerie at the P..cred Heart .•nnvent. grads:.` -
leg is Pisa°.
,! ri 4a1r.J 14.1 . .sd 1 1' H Mand*,. oaf, Kr.
toe. Ilhi•. w•e the nrue.taet 11r sod Mr•. J. 11.
31.1.8.11. of town.
Mr. std Mr.. T. H. 1'1+00 and 11r..old 11r..
1.118 :i.nee motored front Toronto 1.4 week
and .hired ilk, t oo.rr• .i.ter. Mr-. John
Knott, Weterle., . reef. tun their r.•t nor •o
Toronto they were .,moae+nied l.y Mar
Blanche K....
i I)v titan hw., maenad front `'.mote. where
he was reading eatudne paper.inn pap• at the 11e
,stores` of lit t. •.t bur t e h. r member. etthe
lis C. 1. keg w were .n i,wontn for w .iel'ar
r.
I atpe.r• were Ml...- Hodge And in -err std
Mr. A. M. Heber iron.
11r. Arthur Ford. of 1 Pt taro .on, of It... J. F.
and Mr.. Fordna, at'cerderf a •aen.l honor at
Nrmal Pre•./beer•.. h•1,1 .costly
et edea 1."1".1:1 brinY
•
LYRIC THEATRE
THE HOUSE Oki QUALITY
Special
Announcement
Commencing
AUGUST 3rd and 4th
and every week following.
The Paramount Programme
The first tit the.. will he the few.
cinating. irresi-tilil« M A }(-
litERITE CLARK, in
"THE CRUCIBLE"
in five acts
•
The protht-tione of thew! mann
factures have ales ye been of su-
p,ro r ex•'el'enee sed the artists
appealing for thee. are the most
popular favorites of the Ansel',
can and English Amer.
These productions are bringing
crowd. to Paramount Theatre.
everywhere.
1 They contain thrilling! action
1 and dramatic intensity. Thee
contain a human problem, Mut
they leave everynrie with that
feeling of satisfaction that they
have seen something worth
while.
the inters. .eer„1-«.r,.t ur► o: nhn t
organdaation. r. Ford i+ the rtvr.•entatirn
Get in lin. and follow the crowd
t n are Par:uuount pictures.
ADMISSION - - IOc and Sc
\Vatchrclo sly far the dates of
each of these, productions. You
will enjoy them every one.
Also .very Friday night
"The EXPLOITS of ELAINE"
r
IMBs. LCTTRRtr.
There pasted away at the residence
• !of ber mos -..-law, Mr. Hugh Dunlop.
I of. Sunday. July Vali, one of the oldest
i residents of Goderich in the peter* of
Mrs. Davie Luttrell She was born is
Queen's musty, bolas.). sleety -six
years ago lied shortly aft r her mar-
riage cane, with berWashed to
pan 4f., settling first Mar 0.slph and
later Moving to Goderich. where she
had }called for npweek of half -a -
century. Her herbaria dIsd Shy -three
years ego. She le survived by one
charitable.. Mrs. Heigh Dello,. of town,
and one Mot bee..iigg D. Lettretl, of
Hostas Harbor. Imam. The femoral
seek plea.* on Tesday. the samisen i
dning eosdusted by Bev. Neo. E. Ross
is the &basso. of Rey. 3. E. Pbther-
Ingbam, who win the paster of the
Massessed. •ty WeedMag wrsweota. Acthar
flnitb, Oen. Heart and P. L Walter.
The remiss were attensd is Mait-
land otassury
tom sour aa,
Mrs. Rost. M.Hwsa.. fits .gin reel.
Bart et this eammsdty, paved whet
ld
WALTERS et CO.'S
Store News of the
Big Slaughter Shoe Sale
I
NSTEAD of a waning response as is often the case with
sales after the early buyers report, this sale is showing
greater recognition each day from town and out-of-town
buyers. Those who have purchased are finding out that this
sale is based on truthful advertising and the values are sub-
stantiated by the delivery of goods so satisfactory that there
can be no doubt about our claims of unheard-of value -giving.
Note a Few Prices
Men's Loa Shoes in patent colt. gun metal
and tan leathers. Regular $4 'te) and
Slaughter Sale Price per pair *248
Ladies' Low Shoes and Pumps in all leathers.
Regular $:1.00 to $3.75. Slaughter Sale Price
$1.98
White Canes* Shoes. hip buttoned. girls'
sizes $y-.19` boys' sizes *1.39, men's sizes
5I.98, ladies' sizes 51.78 per pair.
Children's
low and high y{hoc<, all tizcs and
leathers. from .. 79c, 98c and $1.19 up
i.adies' high Shoes in patent colt. gun ental,
vici kid and tan leathers. Regular e$3. if..
Slaughter Sale Price per pair . se e s.. 52.48
Men's Ilartt Shoes, all leathers in tan :steel
black. Regular *6.(11) for per pair... 54.48
Regular $...(tO for per pair ...
Re,. ow Walters
Shoes Maio M
. 53.69
Fadi Ss.
& Company Dui Slots.
Plisse
its
J. H. MkCLINTON lath
Our rmiew
Leek Lice
Nes/ SUCCESSORS TO
Plias as UNI.
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