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Mem (Dr.) Guest. of WI■aIP.L bee
ISSNves from her heather, Mr.
Swann, who I. wilt the Canadian
tr'0OP'a'in-RsRymdt • Tetter la ',bleb
he mentions having att.aded mincer
old bo, ice.y Godes wrho `bre arte e *bout
twenty Eve in the first and second oon-
daisais. lir. Swains msatiooe Basso.
Case, Wm P1nglaed, Roe. Itothe-
toed. Archie Tom and l/slvillo Ander-
sen. Be my* they bad •time
chatting over too old days ladOedo-
rich.
mimic roue;
NOTICE-RSWARD SUFFERED
ter :afarrat w that will Med w the eon -
Mottos of tho eves who treks tie wfadew 130
(7s.tral ebu.1 lam we.L ItTRAITON,
Secre.•ry School Re..4. ^J It
COURT OF REVISION.
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Nal., Is beano give, that • tart will be
baldrs.t t. the Oat/iris Voters.' Led Aot
hf 01.m0MM the Jodie* sl,tee fla.ty Court of
ta• ('ousts of Stane at the tew..hlp hall. Cur
low. on the 1 to der of September. 1915, at alp
ueloek la the foresees. to beer ..d 6.i., 1ea
oemiki.to of rtes and tmals.i..a to the
voter: Bated the mot beloalitr of Calton,' tor
Dated Antal W. MIA
Neel Crrk.1 MC cel ibrw..T N.
Neel
VOTERS' LItlT. 1913.
MUNICIPALITY or TICK TOWN OF
000ERJCH, COUNTY Or RURON,
Netto, 1a horsey time that I MVO tr.a...lt.
tad s de tveeed to the penton. m Mfrread In
maim 9 e( the OotaWw..
V1 1..'. Asx the
.sgra reenked - by add armies to be es
I oneenitted se Maitre(od et the 114 made p.r-
meet to the said Acta all possum
bs the last revised .mesr.mpet roll
thee mid mla tee unicipality m
pality to be omitted to
vettar MMn of tin Lmefal.Uve Apra mod
at mtmripal electieswd . that the IBM Ile
nam irut posted ae at ms pilau Y the Uwe
Ra11. Oea.4e►, es the lath ler at Aseo5t,
IS1i, raj rea.inw there ler 5ssodi.a.
Aad I hereby Dail cpm all oaten to tab tee.
teeth- 5u1mndrr o, love aaser,wa cremes
oath . dwderseh tkM ee Mb W at Amltad.
dart
/. L KNOX.
Clot of the Term a tlederi.t
KNHiHT, DOCTOR OF CHIRO-
PRACTIC, 4s! SPUME • permanent et -
et hie roeblesds orae el Naim nryst
bed Cambria mod. Mee boors: • pre 11 a m...
ei I tem.. s t to e p . Cns.aeste
katise tree,
tem
AUCTION sura.
LEARING AUCTION BALE OF
Ali *l'BIM 1M S N AND
te s.g
IIU.EU
p5 ii O Ill
sossms=mQ.m.ratbalirs
.t the U
the
r 1915.
The following will be the subjects :
1. Woodworking and Mechanical Drawing
2. Cooking . 3. Drtewwsnalang
4. Afillinery
Three evenings per week will be devoted to each iobject
Competent teachers for the different subjects have been
engaged.
A fee of 111.00 per term payable in advance will be charged.
As these classes did such good work and were so successful
last term, it is hoped that during the coming term all who
are able will take advantage of attending the courses in the
above subjects.
Remember date of opening. Monday. Sept. 13th, 1915
The members of the Committee are : His Honor Judge Doyle,
Mr. I C. Meanings, Mr. Moore of the Dominion Road
Machinery Company, Mr. W. L. Eliot o/ the Bank of
treat, Mr. Rigginaon d the Doty Engine Works, Mr. was
Saunders of the Goderich Organ Company and the Chairman.
Pull information will be gladly given on application to any
member of the Committee and pupils will be enrolled on .
applying to Principal Hume oft Collegiate institute.
PHILIP HOLT,
Chairman.
24th Augtst, 19115
ORGAN _RECITAL
MR. FREDERICK T. EGENER
Organist esti Choirmaster of St. James' Anglican Church, Ingersoll, will
give so Organ Recital in Knox Church, Goderich, tomorrow
FRIDAY EVENING. AUGUST 27TH
at 5 o'clock.
Assisted by MRS. KING, MISS McCOLL and MISE ELDA STODDART
A silver collection will be takes. The entire peck will
be devoted to the Koos church eb ebolrui nd
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Following is the programing. (Cwt it est and bring it with you) :
"Phlandia" Ore -posse steges in Pinland)
aiv ease
Vocal WI*, Parewt
HISS McCOLL
"The Shote~
"OpeoY. the Gates of the Temple"
MRS. G. KING
(a) "Gondoliers"
(h) ."Venetian Lave Song" (from the smite, "A Day in Venice")
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Vaal Solo, "Gently, tend, 0 Gently Lead Us" >n^,•
MIM ELDA STODDART
Toccata i■ C D'.YIIY
rile Curfew" sioNbren
"Msreb *iidser" 40171101)
(4O0) SAVE TAR KiNG
SIWNLlnt-a
r.IMARE
WINO
I.IMWVna
KNAPP
Mk
Oen aim est ea awhile Wow
One epeemwat.4 4i4,1 gkursw veto remiss
it iger* sol iyaat1 ee rTYina mar 0 Geist
IA.fwirgeed dines e. l wsnisei s wsadh i twidier, eta, i1 se me
ftwinow herr hose is
am lore rms.
whla.„breshes. Casale and ether dams
Mr, Nibs. who tan bees wrpesendlaa the sem-
mar 1e °adoriot W 4whiled to Mee*" a
everything bore advertised belay be reveres
to Tonto and h pdames be a ed a.es t.
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psiser Toronto,
w bene.. Meser sad ear;,
sieges at your owls pros
Al tbe timethere will be holt one try
smear egress. a.55lR, Ilse yeas cid. +
Oa• bey 'moral pneps.s mars, Ilse year* old.
f*o
ehestn,t road msels your. ofd: a
Iris, metaletal mare wouldbe a proper
hese.... a tae&
yawr ymcow. with calves at fool,sa-AD sans a 510 and -midee. cash:
overthat anises,. tis months' redlt will be
ea ferelehllsg approved joint -naee. A
recent at the rate of 0 per clot per annum
ensued for ash so credit amounts.
THOMAS OUNDRY,
Aurtimeer.
FOR SALE
PUB SALE -ONE TWO-BURNKR
1' 01100 or., on. twoeallr, 0Oea., one era
trio Men, only end one month by •.mt.s, vh-
Itor.. who are Warring to the cin Apply'o
MtRS
A. .. THOMSON. OVE*.tnt:-WAY
IIOR$$E8 AND CARRIAGES FOR
11 BALL ,
"Kenny," bay bens orx pesos old. weed end
eight. Abeld or neither er &ata. oar imam ,to
Veb&tnettsee. Asrsm n. drive hem
right one for third hr.. en & Era
• eta!l..r dsebls
eta bay sweetest
e&r,. dglt ye.re std.
OMe M tN right
drives. In trio w mss.
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and right : & stable pet. ('...how .sees
• A gre.d LtW mu. for the ladles to
w
w keo. n wly sew: Or -&y manufacture.
Meshes, &grytw.
1241 MARRY R. BA BB. (iede rob.
/JINGLES -1 AM STiLL SELLING
the best 5f Mtn& odobia
at 'WIers
iL (Cleara at Ms beset eed win take 11. C.
iNOO Mime I p)tf
r0! IIALO of To OUT
mO RENT. -FRAME HOUSE
ON
1 isT ayeew 30.5. EdA D. rawc Ald it
%%a' :° g11 i mom.
tiNT.-THE RIG 11T -R00111115
at
FOE GALS. -0100 AND ONLF
vtrHALierseee.Me4 mN.
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maw m the premises towar RS.
WAITEu.
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11DrTo LEARN THE
lagnaimus. iwmANIv at ewe, 05411
laaese1lr RtgA 1pLwpA T A s
ail etm.ebsf y 6.44.
CHASING"?HE KITTY.
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TOURNAMENT AT THE WEST
STREET (S;INLING GREEK.
Seventeen Rinke. Take Part -Hunter
and Humbert of Goderich, Win
First and UMMtd in Trophy Match
-surritt,
elf MIscholl, and Taman,
ot'Exstsr, Wieners in ens Murcia
Hen Match.
The tournament of the Goderish
bowling club, held oo Wednesday ad
Tbur.day of this week, la being con -
eluded as The Sigurd goes to press.
Seveoteen riab took part, seven of
them ueing from the local club, three
from !Utensil, two from Iixet.r, and
ora each from Lucknow, Wiogbam,
Paisley, Brussels, 8eatortb.
The trophy notch was won by Dr.
Hunter's local Mink. the runeer.•tsp
being C. H. Blrlsber'e rink, also of
town.
Pbe final name Iia the association
snatch was between W. Taman, of
Exeter, and Dr. Boerne. of Mit.bell,
Use Burritt risk wiooiog.
The consolation roaieb and the
doubles are not yet concluded,
The acorns In the that two events
were as follows
TROPHY MATCH.
prtaboHoderke. Y1t LetlDow.
W. L.LIMOJ. L ny
1. B. Tap. W. W. J.
Greenwood &wood
T. McDermott,.kIp-M W. Mott. .51p-13
First Rased.
oodsceet Eiemr.
W.L.r,
J. Stamm t
T. me/umiak. skip -Li N T mm..klp-9
Qe4.or Lhg• Ooderldr
1.00. ytasrt artial Cr. Maid iom;
C.A. Hiunb.r, ddF-lit lc mMcI ...p`..klp-te
P5(•lel. code ieb
es
w. Ra. r1 i
J,•. FTemfug M Predthas
L ahho iter r. 0.at
Goderiei. ,R1p-)It R. LRnaeMS *.-1
::
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L P:w • ni e. ! OwMriot •ala -16
11LJ$L bight -' MF Wham
. Maas
M. (LW, skis -.i4 A.G. L..t$p--M
a.deisa. %, lanssY.;
kwer
Prta ; IA. gtaldgp
eA --d DL a i nMsat1F-n
lm.knew. Ramer.
suer t". Swat
W..Ulla. .kip -14 W. J. 17s•mms,
Second Roast
tioderich.
O. H. Hamby -JL T. M*Dermots-110
Paisley.
s-
Sboem•ker-12 R. T. Edward
h.
s-11
111
Goderich. 8esforth.
Dr. Hunter -18 W. G. Willis --10
Mitchell. Lucknow.
Dr. Burr$tt-12 W. A11ia-11
Tlerd Rend
Goderich. Paisley.
O. H. Humber=15 L 8boomaker-11
Goderich. Mitchell.
Dr. Hunter -18 Dr. Barratt -13
Final.
Goderich. Ooderich.
Dr. Hunter -l5 O. H. Humber -11
ASSOCIATKJN MATCH.
First Round.
W. i lliott, Mitcb.U, bye.
Exeter. Goderich.
W. Tames --19 R. McLain -10
Nitcbell .
Goderich.
W. Morena -17 R. 0. Reynolds -13
Goderich. Brussels.
A. 0. Nisbet -12 D. C. Rose -9
Exeter. Wingbam.
W... Heam•n-17 D. Holme. -10
Seemed Reend.
Exeter. Hitchen.
W. Taman -13 W. Elliott -12
Goderich. M itch.11.
A. G. Nisbet -20 W. Morenx-16
Goderich. Exeter.
H. T. Edwards -16 W. J. Hearnan-11
T. McDermott, Goderich, bye.
Seaforth. Lucknow.
W. ti. Willi. -14 W. AIBn-15
Third Rosas.
Rester Godericb.
W. Taman -II A. G. Nisbet -11
Goderich. Goderich.
R. T. Edward. -16 T. McDermott -15
M &forth. - Paisley.
W. G. Willie -1I J. Shoemaker -10
Dr. Barritt, 11 molten. by..
Fourth Reid.
Exeter. Goderieb.
W. Taman --19 H. T. Edwards le
Mitchell. Msalortb.
Dr. Burritt-15 W. G. Willis -14
F ms1.
Mitchell. Exeter.
Dr. Rorritt-13 W. Tan -11
Nim McKinnon. of Mise Cameron's
stere, bas notarised from Toronto after
amen the fall and wester millinery
styles. Miss Cameros Is now ready
for tall and winter °rases
in [nos aerie next $s day Rev.
Seo. R. Resp will be alby Bre.
C. W. DeWitt Oo.sas. Il. A., wb, will
deliver an address on beb.N of the
1Istko and Foreign HMIs
ovssiag tl5,,.... will be
tfSavIllmai
ions «weak #aa :r.
DEBENTURES SOLD
Imperial Doak of Camas the Piedras/sr
-Tows Council Meebmg.
The regular meeting of the town
council, held on Friday evening, was
of brief duratioo. The mem ben pres-
ent were Deputy Reeve Lasitowaite
and Councillors Wilson, IVlgle and
Paltrldee, with Mayor Reid presiding.
♦ oommunleatioo from the (ioderich
Collegiate Institute board, &eking the
council to levy, 84,0W /or the use of the
Institute, was read and soot to Lite
finance committee.
A request from Chief Poetelthwaite
sad Sergeant Moore, far two weeks'
vacation, liaised of the usual one
week, was granted, if suitable substi-
tutes can be engaged.
The finance committee reported that
the *14.04O.53 of local improvement
debeatur•ee bed been deposited with
the Bank of Montreal. The deben-
tures had been advert'sed fur sale by
tender and eleven offers bad beeo
received. The committee recom-
mended that the offer of the Imperial
Bank u/ Canada o< 513,208 be accepted
and the necessary steps taken to h..16
the deal closed. The committee had
had • confereuce with the tax collector
and owing to the urgeot need for
money bad lnstrutued him to Wks all
oeoesmry steps to collect all arrears of
taxes at once. The report was
adopted
The fire committee reoommended
that IOU feet of fire hose be purchased
tnr the fin department aid reported
that the police clocks are now in work-
ing condition and recommended that
the police be instructed to register the
rounds as formerly. The report was
adopted.
The cemetery and parks committee
reported that the trees in the court
house park bad bees trimmed a1 a
coat of $16 ; that a portion of section
XI.,reage 0, of Maitland cemetery had
been cleaned and levelled at a cost of
S5.75. The report was adopted.
Councillor Wigle drew attention to
the paragraph of the finance commit-
tee's report rebating to the gale of the
debentures and stated tbia the offer
was considered .cry satisfactory con-
sidering the general state of the money
market. It hod been figured out that
the debentures would net the pur-
chaser 6.31 per cent.
Moved byCouncillor Paltridge,
seconded by puty Reeve Laitbweite,
that an order for 10U feet of firs hose
be pieced with the Ossadien Consoli-
dated Rubber Co. Oaeried.
The council torn adjourned.
GERMAN GAS OUT OF DATE.
means eine ap thinking the Rae bad
overcome eat men they jumped up
aid either shot them or made teem
prisoners.
Well, guess CII close hoping t►le
Beds all well, sham Y it leaves your
brother, A t.rtx .
MOURNED 1ST COMRADES.
A Letter from Chester Macdwld's
Friend at the Proot.
Miss H. Macdonald, sister of the late
Corp. Chester Macdonald, bas received
the following letter from a comrade of
Chester's at whom home in England
be visited at Christmas -tine :
Bogpro r. in Belgium,
J u]7 31. 3013.
MIPS H. MA(•DONALD,-Tbongh I
do cot know you personally, only bs.-
i0g heard of you wben la converse
with your late lamented broth.,
Chester, 1 thought perhaps you would
care to know bow he met with his
wound which revolted in such • din
manner. As you know, his duty as
an attache of the medical arm of the
regiment was that of attending to the
wounded, and right well did he always
perform bis duty. At ti'e.tubert be
roomed A wounded man who had been
in front of the German tleiches for
four days after several sten had been
killed in trying to succor him. Many
• man has been decorated with rte
Cross for lesser acts than this. Un-
mindful of his ono davger be was
always to he found in the front when
duty called him. We were being
hestrily shelled at a place called La
Prettiest, Maas tour miles from La
Basset, when a shell dropped at the
centre of the village, striking some
comrades who happened to be on the
road. C:iestt•c instantly ran up to see
what he could do, not thinking of the
flying pieces. He was .struck in the
knee and sustained a slight shrapnel
wound. i was at the other end of the
village when he was rushed off to the
hospital, so did not speck to him before
he left. I received two letters after-
wards in both of which he made light
of his coedit. -.n. When the news
reached us of his sudden end 1 was
thunderstruck and would not believe
it until I had communicated with the
hospital at Boulogne through my
mother. Unfortunately it was too
true. With Use medicos Lis lose is
distinctly felt. All the boys say be
was the best mai they had. We will
all mise him, as will my owe people
and the numerous friends that be
made on his sport stay in England.
Moths, has written to your own mother
sad is sending lin his papers to you. 10
this tilos of bitter pais for you I could
sot f voicing my deepest
57 ars& L ter pained opt es•
all
PERSONAL MENTION.
M1. McM,,dr, .1 l olsds.. le vl.4iy h iaa4
Vtewn.
The M Iwo Cud•.. a wlm1pwr, are viouag
their relative 5r,.
Mies A.aJ. *0141. 5.4.p. 4130 her ....rte.
.t atratto,d aro
Mrs. Fte4 Bnlyva..rd.... Clytee, of tow,,
5. vi.IU.g euros« u tows.
Mee. W. 55.1.. V 0.55
he, dattg•ter, Mra 11551 r u T
145.. W. A. rla..sn, a McDwe Twa_ 5.
m hi. usual 555ar,Wt to (►wrist
Or. Dsv a.s•a ..n, a M..wss1 1. v11t5.g
W hither. Mr. Aura 5- .•a..., 5.IIDrd.
M,. 0... J&1 0 5.4 MM Jssa5 Jaffray. a
OUt. me rogWe,vm at M..s.tmg Par► ester.
M55Utara losng, a Terme. 1s v at
Me Ana a 5., wrWfal Mr, Mr. Asa ,.
t
Yta Arthur MaeMatl• a 15. Sad sattagoe
in slog at Lo.doa, ver tem. foe die week.
Altos YantWet, &17th, Is visiting
ler Osier. Yrs. Overs. tistiissot. Tru5lger
d,wL
Mr. Robert Bon,. .r E.wrijw, W re -
mowed to town .ad i.5mployed u 41119/11 Oioa'
bakery.
Mr. and bra A. Tltwo..keod and NUB Dew
thy .peat Sunday at Mr. Bcotcbaar's, la 11..-
1.7 wwn.kgp
Mr. &td Not. D. T. Gledhill, a Rim•ediae.
are Wilting 1 h forme'. twenty, Mr. and Mew
T. ol.dhw.M
Ih. sad n, 0. W. Crosby and 0504,.., .t
Toronto, are ratting al the boos of Mr..ad
Mrs Hume.
Mn. Stewart and Mho Helen 'Stewart, of
Be.auU.r. L... been Wattles relative. at
L'le vela rid, 0.
Mims Hotta and Herd. Outrun loft so
Tuesday to epsud two weeks at their Lase
mar Litotes.
Mr. and Mr.. Hebert Nicholls, of
w vetting the 1.ttet'. parent., Mr. sed Met.
E. J. t.ur.tudl Mn MIv W. Jeffrey. of Bledsoe, i• home
skating his paranor Mr. and ]tea Joseph Ja.
ftw'yl.oh .•fanhe.
M,a Utast ad r we. Mr. Spencer Oesd.
a W inuipm. all. tbmtng at the has of Mot.
Slecldtr. 15-tte.alt road.
Mrs. IL Faint, of Tomato, who had boss
vienieg tier newt. Mrs. isms 54556, returned
to the 04th r n '1W.day.
Mrs. JNa schelts ad two 05114,.., at
As.
burn. all i lifting the forme • .Ist.r, lin, 53...
Jetties, Paliatntoa street.
Mr.. C. A. Nairn ad daughter Altos.
lobe
had spent the creat .t: ease at Meing
Park, ka.f :Lamed to tow..
Mr. and Wry. Osera..rlina a.on, .t
Pletrernr, w .pe.d7..Tg:d a woos 1n tewu, the
a ,1 Mn
greats Mr. 5 C. Can le.
Milt Nim SMrm.a, et D55oit, Mies Evolve
Jones end MW Adelaide Naha spent a taw
days at Mmsestase Part til. week.
Mr. .d hire. F. Wright ad roe, a Roust -
lord. .y..t The wert-nd at the Mme .t t
former • mother o. Palmers tee ..tr..e.
T. Donald Hems, of The Treete Why hall
staff. Y spsdln has !Abuse with ole ptmsao,
Mr. mid Mee. N.m., geltaanta read.
Mao Monis Nairn, who meet testing mooch
visiting in tow., mare. to W ,4
Friday and will.
be anpotop.yer
d J.
Mr. and M,.. Tuttle. of w
Perry. Weya
many, N. T., ye v 1 Jung at Mr. and
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Ww. . sad at Mr. J.. 6tasi
0. S
OansaR - Norman Eumb.J', of
bholr Iver. tratabill,
T. fallowing Meter 'Mar -A1r 'M*
E.sauif 44 Pan Alhert). who
is with the Anadlen troops in Prance,
has been reeeived by his brother Dun-
can :,
July 11. 19u,
DEAR Dvoc.,-1 received your letter
of the 17th a few days ago and am
much obliged for all your pithy, nitre -
rioting news. I'm getting along the
same as awl. Not too much money,
too much rich grub, or too much work
to ruin my health, or too much excite-
ment to break down toy nervous sys-
tem. We are in a quiet part of the
line now and a pleasanter countryside
than we've been ioet. It'. rolling
and has some woos but not ,very
good, nor too much water; no courtlier
swim in.
Maybe you have been reading the
Canadian Eyewitness' account of the
part t5* Canadians took in the recent
fighting at Festabert and Givenchy,
in the La Basses region. It was et
Givenchy that the great O'Leary won
the V. C. The Ontario brigade were
engaged and Western Ontario regi-
ment 41st Battalion) did good work at
Givenchy. There was a great refer.
twee te aGledhill led from Benmiller.
Some Leave has been granted here
lately, but very few are goingat. 'a
time, and with average lucone
couldn't get it for at leant two months,
and we may be in Berlin by then. At
present there are three or four men a
week going ont of a battery of 126.
They get six days in England mid free
transportation, which isn't bad for the
luckyones.
Ware having very nice weather
hen now ; not much rain, fairly hot
days, and considerable Ales, winch
torment the borers some. Are you
having favorable weather in Oan•da
Then are grain or bay crops on nearly
all the band here ; there is a lot of hoe
crop too, spuds and mangolds. it all
looks good. Most of the grain is
wheat or rye. 1t is ground into sour
by windmills which. though a little
old-fa.bioo.d, are very economical. i
gueesou have seen pictured of them.
They have four big irntn with bits of
sane on them. The wheel or sails and
the•bouse with the grinding machinery
all turn oo • base about four feet
around which is quite close to the
ground . They are used for observa-
tion, concealing snipers, mounting
machine guns and target practice (for
art 'Dory ).
W. saw the Germans knock the top
off a thumh tower and set the roof o0
O re with their shells a few night. aro.
The village where this church was le
about three miles from here and they
seem to have quite a spite at it. ae
they drop & few there nearly every
day. it does thous no good, however,
as the people have 31) left. it's the
only place they bother anywhere
around here. We anvil had only terse
shells nearer than *Sreequartere of a
mile to ns for too weeks. They don't
bother the Infantry much now, either,
and we lever bear anything of gas. I
guess gas Is out of dote stow. The
respirators and helmets ars so good at
't'bo Br4U.h fooled them quite • lot
at Tptee by lying down le Ube treseb
whets the gee mane sad Wass the
Wind Mew It ovae, and whim Me Neem
awn.
Cela- L. Wturn's,
949 A Sgeadeos.
TWO MEW DIRECTORS.
E. W. H. Blake, of Toronto, and R. 0
McCulloch, of Galt, Now Idasti4.4
will Urtica Bank.
The Union Bank of Caoada, the
president of which i. John Galt, of
Winnipeg, announces the election of
two new directors. These directors
will take the place of two gentlemen
well known in Canada, and for some
years connected with the Bank, who
recently passed away, namely, E. E. A.
DUVernet. K. C.. of Toronto, and the
late Hon. 8. Barker, P. C., M. P., of
Hamilton.
The two new directors are Edward
William Home Blake. B. A., of To-
ronto, and R. 0. McCulloch, of (salt,
(hit. Mr. Brie is a .on of the late
Hon. Edward Mike, of Toronto. Mr.
Blake was called to the Ontario bar
in 1888. but !soot now in practice. He is
identified with importsnt interests in
Toronto, whose be baa spent his life,
and is well known to leading business
men in all parts of Canada.
Mr. McCulloch is • son of the late
Hugh McCulloch, of Galt. He was
admitted to the bar in 1888, and is in
active practice a. • barrister
at Galt, Out. He is secretary -
treasurer of the Ouldie, McCul-
loch Company. of Galt, and has
been prominent in all heal affairs in
that city. H. was formerly president
of the (:alt Board of Trade and chair-
mon
hairmon of theks commission. He is
• member of the executive r f the Ca0-
adian Manufacturers Association,
with whioh he has heen closely klenti.
fled. In sport, Mr. McCulloch has
taken much interest, especially in
cricket, and some years ego published,
with J. S. Hall, a volume entitled
"Minty Years of Canadian Cricket."
The Union %lank bas been for many
years very intimately bound up with
the financial fife of Western Canada.
It h.a assets sow exceeding SADI IIl),000,
and it has many branches in ail the
Western Provisoes, with an equally
strong contserstion in the Rest.
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
The dance announced to be given by
the Stewart Orebeetra at M.ne.otung
Park oe Prlday everting of this weak
has heels eeneelled.
The regular moitbly meeting of the
Ooderleh branch of the %Vernon's in-
stitute will be held tat the home of
Mrs M. McDtrnald• Lightbou.e street.
tee Thu rod• . Rept ember 2ed. tit
3 p. m. A full &ttend.nre M re iuested.
Visitors always woleohte.
Owns to the torbaket state of Lake
Huron the passenger .tamer Huron.
which arrived from Detroit wry
Wednesday moraine. is still lying In
pest. Hee ampule •t mpted to maks
the trip np the lake last night. lent
atter being pet shoot alt hours re-
turned to part. This •hmrsoon the
psse.sgore prided the Square in a
• wha
ed made things look lively for
ile,
moor pia
Ma 'flag with bar friend
I wMm to, Mine limas . .Greco Magerect fiinsa4•bait fres
ratM noww4 ` ` 55•a•.. Lbs. lot
' mnt '5555. Wktte:y &d her our gr..d-
45.gbter, MIm Hirai. a Parr, .,e
vlaYag with Mrs. idtely • deer Mru, j,
115tg5rth, tlyffeld road.
]tea B. Lamson. Pito bed spent the pest Il
sump. with raa5sl. u _Ua r4t. has rot
tsrewn. Mr W. J. •555 went te Moron te
accompany hi1s maw boat.
Mrs Louis Path win teach this year as Ute
public lebod sterna Meant Albert. mar To-
mato. 8M it spedlag tel. week visiting
n i..d. at Myth. Acton sod Termite.
Mrs. R. J. Phelan, Britan.l• road, and her
emo
war r, 5 Tewin 55.1 n Katleen A. west a ib.
funeral a the lam Mr. Catharine M.151...
Ill .• Gertrude W555ba54, of Taroeto, who
W bees venting In tee., sad Mies (Mite
Oelaitnerse left m Wides.day foe Sarnia le
take • wese'a trip ea lube Moro• ..d the
O..Ktaa fir.
Mr. mid Mrs. J. H. Timer a Hamilton all
vbkUeg relative in the vicinity. Mr. Tweet.
who • tsar years ago was • preaseent seeober
of th. Goderich bowling club, toot pan in the
toRra•meot her tit. week.
Mn, 8. S. Resell, oe Beaklo, N. Y.. who bee
been the `out of her daughter, Mr,.. F. 0.
Wetmor, for the Davi week. retuned to her
home on w 54neeay. Mlw Ardis .t•etmore
5eamt•nb4 her for • ton day. vI0L
Mr. F. W. Bobtneon complete 1 his .ervtes s.
01 111126( of et U.;erp • church as sond•y
last and harm oo Saturday foe Toronto,
waw. M will spend • few 4T .for, pro-
ceeding to hit now duties at Mosstjaw.
Master Orville Hopkins, of Cedarville, Mich.,
le tIW week the gest of his grw.dmethr. lin.
O. T. Heptlar. and his greet-grmdpareot...
31r. and Mrs Joh%q libation. H. e•.tt down
be the sta5mer Hum, a000nagsmled b 11•
ter
mas•I gr$dmot5er, Mrs Dewar, who 1a
vidtl.g bet father. lir. -Marble Walters. ot
Benmlflllr.
BORN.
BRATTY. -Al Irebo14. Sack.. as Aug5.t 131h.
to Yr. and Mn. C. C. Neatly yT laVero
Manning, formerly a Beon,055). • hon-
Kenseth William.
BROWN. -At Verne, on Sunday. A artist `Rh.
to R... A. N'. and Mew lirows, • daughter.
MARRIED.
AHIF.LD8--8TCK1.8. - At the parsonage of
Vtrtort& .trot Methodl.t Shur -e 0.1..
riot.. es Wednesday. Aug,.t ash. 6y Rev.
J. C Ford Mr clanmee Psrry shield. and
Mr tune Hazel Streis, born a .4.►neld
HLAN- FORE. -At the ►eme a ale bride'.
parent •. Uedrl-h. en Vi ell•MbiLy. Ammo
Li 1' try 15e bride • Ml M r, 14..•.1 K. Fere.
+
01 Mt0,1e street Meth olio eh. se
Owed by ben uncle Her. W.J. Ford B,
M thrice, Yl•s Karina Pyne Ford to ih.
Job. AnIur Bean. a Ildert e, slat
MAi-KINT(wi -CLARK -A1 tae Doane of
the 5 -ride'• parsnip 5'. Hokin., 101 . tun
Anguet 17th. by ger .l. P. Doom_ B. A.
a eekm., Llllm da•ffbt•r et kir. and
I.
Mn ems. I •I&rk. to fay. William Mack -
Mime. )l D . of toad Stead Out.
DIED.
8OMRRViLLL-In Clederich, se W.ffnewlay
August 1111.. Kate IL RMd, band wife of
Mr. .105. Ilgmer.tll.. •
Th. f i&e-sl w114 take ptwee from h -r tar.
reddens. Victoria street. (55s,leh, en Friday.
Ammo t)t1 a 40 eelesk p, e.. to (1Ib.,tl.
n meter,. atervMo et the boom at 1.3P *Week.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS_ Aug. 20th.
age
5ph51t Ready Rs-TbeBolus is p
5dar
Nsathme-CPR
Reward OffN.d-A 1treitoe 1
Ceeet a Revldm-Tbwustlp 51 UsSh....., . t
/tort lea dale - ThOnmdrr ... 1
Bq Mewled -Sheol age 554.y..........
stove 15 ear -Ms A J Themme l
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organ R..etat--ileus 05.05 Ob.4i
Seim teatime -alp A D Metwas.
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