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We hindie the New Per-
fection and Quick Meal
Oil Stoves.
And have also two De-
troit Vapor Stoves, prac-
tically as good as new,
to be sold at about
Hall Price
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W. R. PINDER
Phone 131 Hamilton Street
NEWGATE
STREET LIVERY
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the rq•.ii•urent n"c u -
t -tut 1.. pi ....He
Good Horses
Prompt Ser%i:'- and
Up-lb:date
All ••• Ile' w,li n•r.yt•e
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SEPTEMt1ER 1 it et
THE NORTHERN i
BUSINESS COLLEGF27••
whi.h i. teens , I1'.1 .* 1'AtiMSa'I :...•1" .
Ina arhnel et tor -int., and .,or11„lid.
s tar own ti i, -.to y ImIMtna. "gaff nt •
PperlelMra.j Mre mot homely n•.fer
ewr tersest 1 rim 1{ nl. as c DI-.•• goad 222
oaten In send peal tiorto 1 startler free. •
1•, 5. rI.KSIIVft. F.r.A.. Principe:.
o. D. 1L MI.O. *twvtarr.
OWP.N "IOC \U. nsr.
DATES OF FALL FAIRS.
Trwnnto-Aog.28-R.nt 1.4.
Low.lna-Mept 10 I8
W 1 k M nn -Sept. 14 15.
Rhwahliws--S.pt. 10-17
iteter--gleet 21-22.
M. 111orye-- Sept. 21-22.
Uetnwel--Rept, 21-22.
Pleat ford -Sept . 21.X1.
Zurieh-Sept. 2.a -2Y.
Mitvarten--$..pt. !11.24.
Wingbam--d.p'. sit
$.•forth -dept. 2394.
OODBRfCH_-Sept. 211, 29.110•
Mitehell-1t.pt. ?idle.
Illipley-Rept. RA
(iektne---tfept flDOet. I.
Meer►-llept. S)-Oet. 1.
IM. -I ow-•-•opt.111►Oet. 1.
)tyib-Oet. &&
,q.eld-net.
Dwepasee--tM 7-4.
WIf•--•'Mr.. Meek ist very **tsava-
eae. Mt slow.. Bir babied fetid bee
�e wee ea«T4 * tie arab eek wbM'
athmtiYSM.a fits -"9. pleb•
pet It lass way beams, be hoe to
the wild."
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TSB SIGNAL : GODBRIPH ONTARIO
County and District
Woo. Bell ha, perchased the farm ot brru ►lues in France. Oo receipt of
A. H.-,111.44100. 13th CJoeeasi.0 of : the mows another son, Harold, based -
Hale' t. lately eoll•toe, giving up bis pudtlon
The East Huron Teacher.' A1110Cia- as hydro -elm -tele superintendent •t
tun wit: Ir•.'d 4 4.unu..I .•'•"veutbun at Ayr. The eldest son, Harry, is now
Seal... th Ort ,ter 7th end 8 h. tasking a military Dourer at London.
)lies Maud Lyon, , f L•.ndwhoro', 1 John Rutile, of the 9th concession of
liar some t•• St. Jobu., Newfoundland, Huron township, ww.r esu s.riou.dy in-
to engage in d.ataa.rre work. jured nn August 18th that he died the
WVru. Ilutnphtey, one cf the pioneer,. fnitowieg day. At the time of the an
"f %% est N stwailu.h, died on Augurs rid. nl bo wad operating *lingo in "0-
C'nd, ..Ked eighty-seven year.. loading grain at his barn, when r pul-
J. J. Messer, M.P. for South Huron. ley gave way and struck him on the
lineor-posed of his 44rs.re.1 siote bile.- brad. lie oerer recovered conscious -
muses at Zurich .o T. L Worm. be...
Hobert Deuce, too my.ly. of Huth/it,John A. Moore passel away ar hie
died et LeahLurro, Se,t., 011 Auntie. 1....+.. at He.neall un Augu,t ltnd, to
Sin. , Hr was' about lifts' year„ Id . his fur ties h year. He w:u. a Willie of
J, M. lintilhh of the 12th eunoia' • Moron, but for some years wee en-
gaged in Ibe bard were end machinery.
of tire., f. I a pult•Iwll when sura.- I rpeiring i to -hoes at Heeled'. He is
ul•rtl •1441-.1 inches tut iroumferr"ce• ' sn,viertl by • brothel. Charles, and
C i'ffurd Treleaven, of 1(ip!e. , hats t herr .i• t .0 : Mrs. R. Sweet, Clinton ;
been .ppoiut •.I ploIeseor of tuwthr- Mew. %Vu•. J••hnMton, liodericb, and
wants sit ft. -glue Methodist College. Miss Amir, et home.
Arthur Meiling. of Da-hwnnd, broke EXETER.
his rbuuldrr wine,. he fell ft the J. (i. D. t.a.fat! .hi 1 a caliphs
roof of • hart, on which he was y a"• e.
working. of N1.111101. CH 0011.64161 to the Mouthed
market.
Mr. John Aikethe•d, of Kipper. tae
Thetoken 1'
e
..na..r MCo.arhin. is •zhibit-
gone to Sarnia to reside. Hr h„in¢ w .rt,.- of it, product..t t i xI,3nU.
a bride to hike is Bowe lor bias, iu hue
declining years. l:zhiMtiou.
Mrs. Remy %VIII*rt passed awry at The town coui.,•il is seeking is new
the hone ut her son, Chatlrr, ne.-r contract with the G. T. R. Cot. for the
Dashwood, on August 2bud. SUR Mar supplying ••l water at 111:I1 per annum
Liomy-two years ..Id. for three or Are atm is.
%Vm. G. Fergnaon, lit Edmonton, Mit. \\'hr..nr H .wad buss' rrhtn,rl
Alta . formerly of Huwiek, wa. osar to Ednonto, -•, . e -u..,- brr .iutl-- a•
tied at W inntpeg on August 18th t, trwrh.r. Y,.- w.,- ..- "mg'""'" .e f.•r
Miss Zeller May Whitley. ns %% insole g 1•y }(i-. 11 -rt rice Hooey.
Albert D. Etberiegtlwl, of Calwars-r. IIRUSsELS.
baa poi chased the ?meet• tarn,,
kaolin. as the Geo Mr. and %:I.- %)Marr, ..f . 0. Ana.-
rge Moir farm, ad- e., u►w►r,
joining hie oma on ib. 4th cuoorrivu. "114" "'''• fo-w+tiv .•f ib
have beset i.iti,'44 1.1.r.11. here.
The IW acre farm of J. W Sar.Jer.' Mis Amy its. t", ai•t-r../ Mos. (Ur.)
Ilth concee6ion of Grey town -hip, km* MMi.. Aui, n, of . t. -t- -, wa- ton • r b►.)
terrn sold to Isaac ltatbwell, of Mon- M %%•Ionil.. -111 .•n Aufu-t Lw. - u,Jubo
crielT, who gets possession next, sp,In44. i1.•ylr, ut Foam L-►.. sa-t..
Hugh McDonald, wit* and family
left Hensel) last week to ree.de •t S. • Noonan M.1 -Aron, lit Vancnuv,rr.
Mai ye. Mr. McDonald wee tor thine 1 lin • f G 1 11 •I s•rn, or town,
years a member of the Heiman t IU.ge oto bao t.rn a rn.u.lw • f . he 1-ukou
council. Mounted Polic., ba. .nlisou tut up. r -
Walter P. Cowan, youngest eon of meat set trier.
the late %Vatter Cowan, formerly of Mica Jnues'e TAy'•ar, w1.o rrr:ntly
McKillop, was married at !!• ",.ter, 'I.rletr.t her t•»song at r.uttl,.rd
Minn., uu August 18th to Mit. 31u,irie '•n'wt-cb,ol, be' Neto rnvaeed as
M. Jruon. •t sr, •'r ••t 1.. Tru* b, elge ,cho.,l at
Fred Pewter, who res:d..1 tear s.lwry • t >57&
Dashwood, was ins.antly k•11. -d wbeu s%"' ll'^ "y did wt his bon..Ilrte
uetelladt,lraee01righter.,i-1 from on A••a.. t 2.1n1 fr.101 heats •rtuner.
the haymow to the barn ti .. t. IlerHe r,.- .. a 11 liivut c.xtuty zty-
wa..•, h • eizty-ftwrt h yeas five ato.- ...co. So-.. • owing o B too
%%bile Nuuuan Luuomt'r the -skiing g -I.. l - h•- . ben r, gaY.rt aa. a WWI -
%%
was Lying taken 1100 the car lr.. h - t. wail t i. t by hi. mite
and tl. re
Nun of rdward %Vons. at Eine:. the ...he.
gaatliwa; collapsed and for ulacttinr i %CINGitJ,]l.
toppled over rod wee c..u.tdriably WWI • ai Omit at I1.uutln-t re. enlly
dsouegrd. John lj . 1 to of town, who is right y -
A curiosity was recently captu.ed in toter y. a1. • Id. wit. kuorh.-d d„esu by
lirey township by W. bunco, in Ibe; a Irwwrcyt l. -.aid mealy (s.,teeo.
form of •half-grown groundhogwhieh' Heber Nisbet', ,..•r .1( .1.e infant
was perfectly white, with pmk eyes. twin •one • t 1;.-r. E. N .sod Mr.. Dy-
1be animal it caged rod appeal. to he wood, die.i vet Adt:u t ')th. '1 he lardy
thriving. wee %.krm t • Torou•J 1.4 late.• Lent
Albert Smith and Uro. liiru man, of ! %Vingba.0 I..crorsr term are wieners
Stephen township, were d,aetl and .e- • of group No. :i in the U. A. L. A. Oa
vetely reprinaae,dsd by Magi.trnie Aso Friday Iwo tbry won tion, a,autbantp-
drew.. of Chilton. fur placing olrtruc- rnn it, the semi-finals by n score of
thane 00 the mars to iucuutei.ier.ce '233 -
auto driver,. I Will Au.t:n hes taken the enation
31l. and Mr. John Mason, of the 3.1 of new,„ y uu the L"•ndon A %Vu.g-
c. n., -..i. 0 04 31.1,114, c.lebr.t.-d the ham brancn of the (i. r. K. Hat. id
n,ty-fi:ll, anl.iv-ears' .f rhes wed. 1lnaclitTe hold the p.witton.brture he
otoo day en Augurs to II. air. Mason iemli.ted.
eighty-/o,ir *tot Mos. :Laetr•. righty Wm. Sh.igley received a nasty oat
jr:.r. • t mgr. , in the heed %%leen .t uck by a iolt
31 .. Margaret C. Mcl.e_.n, a native which he Was finishing 0n a buffing
an.. 1 3.-! .ng r►splel,i ut Tut►el .with, 11ma•leo.e. k legated dee Stitches to
J1.- t t• 1 et uomr on I be let. c ,r eea.inn j tins. til4 wound.
u Aug. -2 .J, Shea' .r b rt, serer ty• I Mips 0ia•.. Croik.heuk, daughter of
1"" t.•.r• .g•. on the fol.. un wilco ; Mr. tint Mts. lieu,er• C.iiiksuank. of
.hr e.t.d. Um.% bruiher .0ik 1% re. Howl•, bas gone to It.r;Ma as hour di -
Jr. iii.• MltKer.zie, w,f.• of IIots•111., -etnr in connectiota will, itrginr
Arms. it , dt.d at her 1 odd- .•n ill. Metl.odi.t Cu:bete.
t:. •o.tesr10'. , t IU ii• •u .1u.g..'1 Mr. an.l Mfr. E B. N,irt. lit %Ve.ton,
a 1 , tibe Via- 1s•r., lit L.o.•lrr• It. f mei :y lir %1lnstlntui, .moounce the
i• it )-..•vru )rely a$•. 11,9' . u.twb.. etgzg.-u..nt ..f their dan.th'rr. Ruby
(ht.a sisters nod (no brothers sulrive. Moe, . 4. J..hu 11. M, -Bt.-. of Toronto,
t'.
rs -then. dart" daugbtee of .1t. i the m.r,,tg.r to take plat. in $eptem-
and Mts. J. A. I'attr,wu, Mao wen ted I hel.
at the bows of bei !••trot.• on the . O. Fender, cashier in the Dominion
2nd cuncriewu of 11 'wl.:a, ou Ault, -t 1 Rank here, has l,ren ttends-reed to
155th to John 31. Gilts -n.. a( Eutw, {Tilbury. 31r. Teri T. of Tornio, come*
'a.k. The young tuul.Ie wilt reside io; herr is aec.•un.anr sold Jock Alen,
the West. i wh•' had I. -en a Ttlbuo y. c.,we. herr
While playing on the road "near 1•er' a. 31.. t'rader's truces....
bone um the Its h co. ,-.ruin•, of li,.d.-' LL'C$N01\'.
itch tuwnshy., I(rt11 �uNlt', +lnrlgh.rl''
of Mr. mut Stu. Jin Suit 111. err run 1. 31,.. A. F. Dnrtrin is visiting friend•
over by is water tack mac••.• eL.a•lud in tit.- Pguv.r,er lit Ka.katchrwan.
lu a.hie.bing cut tit rod her leg war Ftnr„ t''nteton and Herold Albin
1.•dIy et u -bed. ' hare enli-ted for oversees service.
%Vatter S. Hawk• former) of Turr- I Harry 31, QuWest
is in the .et
1.-11; towu•hip, died revert! lyat Pell- !coking up prospect, fur the apple
Lino. Alt rt ti. His widow is a datgh- trade
ter of 11r. A. drew Mit.-bell, of %%iug- 3m,wrrlval.w Mitchell. win wwa weer
ham the stn.. day that Mr. Una
al.., ex.
( for somtrip e weeks on a bu.inew. to
Med his trigJohn, ofMedicateQ11ebw-, liar returned home.
Mwho ho •l ,.00
v mintiug hi.
pi. ed. 3116. Leila Agar bag returned t., her
Mix J:one. Hogg paned ew.y Pitt home at Henna, N. D., after sp.ndiog
hoe honer 1n 3lrKillop ou Anitu,t 24th. • a few "oolong with friends herr.
She w., taeu near (salt sigh y- yekr. A n,un..reat nivel i. being held in
..440 and town to Heron u000ly in 1 the risk on Thursday evening of this
1817. POI.* 1, survived by six ton, rod , week to raise lunds for patriotic pur-
i ,1.. taughterd. Dr. Scott and Andrew i poor,.
•Smut. of Strfurtb, are bluLnera of mmw
I A women's baseball gae-arried
detwNbl.
(Ts. unrwtrried-provided a Mt of fun
Huy, son of Rev. H, J. Fair, formerly , for the sp. etagere The ...at was put
Of O. E•imvihe Methodist c,tcell, baa I on soder Ow aa,pioee of the Indies'
Your home merchant will back up our
guarantee on this splendid range. Ask to see
MQa!
O
sod let him demonstrate its
many exdusive features to
you. A McC•lary dealer in every town.
Sold by HOWELL HARPWAM,B CO.
HER DREIM$
CAME TRUE
MCMC. C. GAUORCAU
Rochon P.Q., Jan. 14th, 191.5.
"I suffered fur many Joon nith
terrible ladige.dioe and Constipation. I
bec.tmo thin and miserable. I had
frequent dizzy spells and became so
run down that I never thought I would
get well again.
A neighbor advised me to try'Frlit-
s-tieea'. I did so and to the surprise
o! ray doctor, I began to improve and
L.a1(13edmetageoff a•iIh frri:.7li:rs'.
1 conliautd this medicine and all my
Indigestion and Constipation was
relieved. I eonaider that I owe my life
to'Fruit-a-Liver' and 1 want to say to
'those who suffer from Indigestion,
Constipation or Headaches, try 'Fruit-
• -tires'. Gita Mil lovely fruit asrduiao
a fair chalice and you will get well the.
same as I did".
CORINE GAUDREAU.
53e. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25c.
At all dealers or sent postpaid by
Fruit-a-tivea Limited, Ottawa.
Patriotic Contwitter and th• •. rripts
of the evening amn,.nted to'':..
H. B. Armstrong, • Lneknnw old
Piny. now marager of Ilia K -nor*
Ir.nrli of the Ronal Bank, railed on
friends bete recently
Three I•••cknnw atndents-Alvin
(isms, M I. M•ckenz'e .r•d ('lana
/deli int -a -w.-. •.'e- e•g1tt1 in 1h..
nu-
4ri•-481a0on ezntninatl..n.., the •.-quits
of wla,rh were ,ohli.hed tea -emir.
John and Warren Hilt!, ed. two
fowler Lurknow Niro, went ro France
wit b the first Caoed..n ••lit ingent'.
Warren i. i.ern•..••.l!y Aie.nlhl, hav-
ing 1,1.1 hi, eve-ieh'. mod J,• hn i. u, sa-
int and i, anppo..d ta, hsvr hero-k.11sd
.t the battle of Lang-ttlan'k.
SEA FORTH.
Mr. Alex. McArthur, who i• over
eighty yeah of it,,. lett'eeently to
veldt the home_ of hi. youth, Chan,
Sent land.
John MacTavish, of lieaforth, was
man ied at Ingersoll on August 25th
to (`ora 1... daughter (d Mr. and Mt..
K. F.
Staple.. •
Frank Smith. son of Mr. and lits.
W. R. Smith. of Sesfnrih, woo mar-
ried at W ell.nd Junction on Attgust
24th to Min Irene Heidn.:tu.
Miss Cora H Belli has re.ign.d her
t n'itinn es nrgenist of St. Thoma,'
church and has aerpoted w .Irnil.r rn.i-
tien it, the Methodist chinch at Pott
Per, y.
The members of Fidelity Ln.tge,
I. O 0. F., presented Frank Smith
with an address and a Menet ring at •
r.cent m•etinir. 31r. Smith ie the
fifth m•.nher of the lodge W ecli-t for
war set vice.
John F. Rns., M. A.. principal • l
Sea fort h Collegiate Into itlit e. w.s iner-
tied at Toronto on August 21.t to Mise
Margaret Louis+ Murray. The bride
wall A member of the Collegiate staff
here last year.
liyer.nn Hartrv. son of 31r. nod
31,s. Wm Hartt y, of town, et•. re-
.'gn•d hia position on the staff of
('hs'han, Coileriete in•titnie and has
enli.ted in the :UFA Rastalion at 1.nn-
don He recently mitred an ezamin.-
tion for captaincy.
CLINTON.
Janie§ Manning has purchased the
moving pirtore hueines+ hen.
V. Way Albin, son of Rev. S. J.
Albin, has won a scbolar,hip of 111115
at Chicago University.
Wm. O. Smith left lest week to
spend several Month, tisiling hi•
daughters et Saskatoon.
Mrs. A. Ginn I -ft last week for
Foam Lake, Mask., to snake her hnms
with her daughter. Mrs. John Hent y.
Rev. F. C. Harper we, called tn(:or-
Maodaae, Pa., last week. hie Ixother,
1)r. J. 11. Harper, baring died then.
Frank Perdue has disposed of bi-
livery bedtime to Charles Lovett k
Pon, who have already- taken powe.-
•ion .
Row Fnrrv.eter, Nan of Mr. and Mrs.
D. A. Forrester, of town, has enliwed
for aeti ye service with the 119th Battal-
ion at Moos. Jaw.
Mr. David (iouhan will tiny apple.
thi. fall in theMlafrlct between 1'ornn•
to and the Georgian Bay. alters there
is a gond crop this year.
Rev. J. Greene 1. In poor health and
has been enamelled to give up all
work. Tlwugh over eight. years of
age, Mr. Gene has been • vet 7 active
mon.
Raw. C R. Jeakine. of Brantford.
formerly teeter of St Paul's, CIIriOn,
bee hoes appointed • chaplain nl the
NM Rid talion now encamped at
Mews
NM. Beetle Porter. who had spent
the beset year In England, was is ono.
stager no the sreerner Arable which
was tnrp.'doed by • hennas wMasr•-
lae Mjw Pcrtee was merited. eseoed-
beg to a eabie menage teeideed by
Mr. O. 111, Male.
1. A. A Nibs. 11. A.. bee been ss •
r masher In esteem and aprl-
aii Mir i. 7. OatMttdl se
tltlsslbee ef art and *aim MO* at
Oilmen ts11eglate itaetitsti.. Thee.
Titrst$DAT, 111a11PTYrtaitl 2. lbli 7
take the plyes of Mr. Fleming and
M1ae Ford, resigned.
George McTaggart, jr., mooed eon
of Mr. and Mrs. O. D. McTaggart,
has offered his services to the army
.nd hes Leen mei/toed to the Roy.)
Engineer.•, an (did Country corps, with
the rank of beutenat•t. He will region
as soon es possible at the War Omc.,
Loudon, Euglaud, along with a num-
ber of other young Canadians who
have been given commissions in Brit-
ish regiments Lieut. McTaggart is
only nineteen years of age His older
brothel, Lieut. Brodyr 31cTaggart,
bar been on the flying line with the
at Lille., for srvrlal moot ha.
ST. AUGUSTINE.
Ilnteut.d per Wt week 1
\VgtN4+D.e1, .1 ug. 2J.
Nouse) l4'TTISUi.-Bev. Father Bio
phey left on Tuesday for Ler • Sum-
mit, 'Missouri, after spending hi. holi-
days with hie parrot., Mr. and Met.
Gro. liioplwy Mr. and Mts. J.
W. Boyle suited Mr. ('ummuiugs fila
week M... end Mies lhrtrence and
Mr. John McMillan. of S..north. spent
the wrekr,.l.L %Vn..3-Alli•t•r'a- -.
Mr. %VeM. McAllister called on C.I.y
borne 1i -lids thu week Mow
Mary Stetted is vi-iri.•g her cousin
Mis. Mae (Hoyle. ...no- y,:ung •ii. -n
ry Si. Auru.tinr es• est,.in.d their
(fiends to
it dance in the erh,sol house
on Maturd.y rvr,tiug Nhich wnr
touch enjoys.1'.
BENMILLER
WEDNESDAY, A.IS. .5.
Among those who left for the %Vest
on Ibr taros laborer.' recut .ion wetter -
day morning erre Janes. Fisher,
James Qat.i..-, Eddie Minton, Lloyd
Wall.... Mi.. Liscim1* Wallet,., Peter
Foote., .r.
The heavie.1 rain of the ve,soo .c-
e'ompanied by bad s.rurk Hrnmiller
abut 4 o'cb.re on Tuesday.
Mr. Tbo.. Ute was nr,v.-J t . the boe-
pital in G.aterleh on Monday to have
his leg I.ken off. Ile .r• -u s to he do-
ing as well rs ruuLl let expected.
Taking It Literally.
The teacher, wishing to imitrew on
her pupil: uonda tb- •..t population
of Cabe, ..,d : 'J u►t .1• ink n1' it, chit•
dren, two Chinamen die every time
you drew you, hereto !"
A minute later he. attention was
attracted CO little J.autuie James, who
stool at tad (tion . 1 toe.cla.s puMeg'
vigotou►ly, with his face reddened
and hi.cbeeks diurmied.
••What i. tor w.t.er, Jimmy?
asked the teacher. ••%Vicat on earth
are you doing
"Notbid, Mies Mary," was the in-
different /*spoiler of Jin.wv. ' Just
killiu' Cbinawen."-The Women's
Jour Wal.
MORE EV1Dk.NCE.
Dodd's gide:I:Filth Add to Their Record
in Saskatchewan.
Sedley, Saak., A..g.:7)th.-(Spec%.%%.
-"It would be ungrateful 011 017 ;Art
if i did rot tell you what a blessing
Dodd'. Kidney P.11* have been to me.•'
The speaker woo. 31n. S. M. Palmer, a
well-known 1rsident of this %.lace, ••1
was troubled with rb.-uu.ati.m for
fifteen yea... Was in bed frau three
to five wee -kb sitting. Trued /Is,.
eral remedies. al,. doctors, test d.4
not get much relief. Took eiab'ern
holey of your Dodd'. Kidney Pills and
have ben a different woman these
three yew!! II.ct."
Are not Mrs. Pallnet'. svmp•oms,
those of soy 1 u., sewn, worn-out wo-
man ? They ate also the svrnptnnle of
kidney dtwase, ' Dodd'• Kidney" Pills
give new life to tun -lows women by
outing their kidneys.
"That men iovasiably agrees with
what i say." sail the argnmrntative
p.ra..r. -It 11.r c•,ulphn•enlary."
"Not at all. He would r'.torr agree
with tee than p.i attention to what I
au, s.yiug..•
Business and
Shorthand
Westervelt School
Nei!" as
London, Ontario
II. ; e• , Se•saton Sept. 1st 40..114
.t,• ti( .e Free. biter my tont.
McLaughlin
11 -Buggies -Th
Cull and inspect our new
stock of the above high-
grade Buggies.
We have the latest tots
designs to suit all re-
quirements.
Mct.aughlin
Carriage
Store
HAMILTON STREIT
Come in and inspect our new
showing of
Fall Hats
We feel sure that they will
please the most exacting buyer.
A large variety to pick from.
PRICES MODERATE
St. Jerome's
eollege
BERLIN . . - ONT.
Excellent Commercial Department
Fseellent Hills School Department
Excellent College Department
New Buildings with latest
Hygienic Eiwipments.
The largest Gymrsasium in Canada.
Running Track, Swimming Pool,
Shower Baths, Auditorium.
First -Class Board
Comfortable Sleeping Rooms"
Rata Moderate
REV. A. L ZINGER. CR. Flseideet
Fall Term from Autust 30th
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT..
ThM 1. Ontario, best practl-al tntn!na
.drool. with Uon.•aerrial. ChonM.nd std
Telgremydepartment, Oar cont., ate
tb«osgb and in.*ructot, are experiene d.
11"e rites graduate- In po.11l rn-. Write
for our free est:Cow ie at cnee and +ee If It
Inter. r, roe.
11 A. NIfcLACHr,AN. Princlp,l.
''A Man's Ability Is His Passport^
FRANK WEAVER
• , •:,,- of Mauc and Soma Speaaliat) .
Tv. -lir Voter Cows ted Anm,c
LONUON.ONTAR,o
Srr,hm: - enrti tomo). En,nc ano•, ad
Intrraestaan.
For terms and ,nforrnation apply
PORTER'S SJJK aroma
thiel Daps" Now Salmi bets
We are headquarters
School
hoes
Our stock contains a large
assortment of Solid and Sub-
stantial Shoes for boys and
girls. Built for service, with
due regard to comfort and
appearance as well. No-
where will you find a better
selection or better values.
Bring the Scholars Here!
. SHARMAN
Corner least Str_et and Square
Goderich.
The Signal until January 1916, 25 cents
IT'S IN THE AIA.
Lvcrybc(ly knows
about S. W . P. It's
'sticcess is in the
ai..
It gains fame for
itst'',t with every
gal lon that's spread
on a house.
Uniform good
quality has given
it a popularity
greater than any
other paint on the
market.
When you want
e
ing inside or out-
side
THE
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
PA/NT
will do it better
and more econom-
ically than any
other. it will wear
longer, look better
and cover more
surface.
it's a paint with
a reputation found-
ed on merit. Ask
Let its figure on your plumbing. heating, electric wiring.
eaveatronghing, etc. All work promptly attended to and
fnlly guaranteed.
CHAS. C. LEE
STORK 22
tt1ONiES - - - HOURS 112