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Oil Can?
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livercoIkid-
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hot
--smokes-and
tis up in $wtgv,
Ireturned ts their reepseti.e liana ibis
week. The mime leas tart trees as
rNeaieet her Oho visitors or as posthaste
ott: : entre tains," sit some former
oarst hest with all Ile• drawbacks se •
w.: wet somas ...y Moment hours
At the Waterfront
Tim et.amse Oso. A. Graham arrived
oa Meadey with 47.700 k seitele of flax
mad Vs= betebsla ae wheat foe the
(iodate** Thr boat cleared
for the "firs," light. oa !timidity eves -
"lite steamer Msrisk• arrived on
Tuesday wit► 117.000 boatels ut No
1 aasd No. 2 new wbeat toe the Oudo-
t ich devotee.
Fair Week Attracta,* at Open House.
There will be a 'lair week" suzec-
1Did it ever ooatr Goa .t victoria Opera House, the
to you thaft * tttw.i firer-Viaeeet Stork Oomp.oy beiag
be the ail you're bdTuesday.
kd foe Moody,, Tueay, widens.
day and Te needy evenings, Septento
ber L7, Dc, d and 30. Tbis company
Any pilot of �1�s � Jew- thing.
is well known baro bat p Pfwsen
^��)"�r�rJr audiences when It played in
ops, its high** eg�j when iiod.rieb last excess. tad it comes
OrtrAe y I sow with all new plays, scenery,
Tr�'�7 s aontg- electrical effects and vaudeville ■pe -
mote to it than amply "sound tattle The motto of the company is.
ing•• "Nothing is too _good for Ontario."
There's m1 oil that's justriehOn stn edaeeday, September rob, et
ev.r9 put of�r ce-onotet,!d3tka....rvery
quiet
t wedding was
Ove you ate results you ffuoM haw.
i a in
church, (ioderich, where Gof K
Gladys, elder
And were in a position to tell you
daughter of Mr. W. J. McNevin, was
whet R >^+t+
is end supply it. I united io marriage to Mr. Alfred Har -
wry Hord. M. A., sou of Mr. lanae
Hurd, of Mitchell, Ont Amid e
W ''. abs }t•adqusrt,rs for ties spall shower of confetti the young couple
automobile s'tandries boarded the train at the G. T H.
station en route for Hamilton, Moo-
....o.....� oral and Pen, Yon, N.Y. State. They
will settle at Wolseley. Mask when
I the grootn is a n*ober of the low firm
East Street Garage of 1botupsoo. Kennedy a Hord t'be
good wubee ')t • large circle of friends
follow the bride to her new home
1 Fruit for the Fighters.
teems should be secured early.
Hord-McNevin.
LOCAL TOPICS.
-- These is quite a jam -several kinds
of lam, in fact -at the Red Crow store
int the Square this week. The Lelia
!have fleets holding a jam and fruit
•• ' ".power" for the lxaetlt of the soldiers
Police Court Fines. I at the front. and as a result • big lot
A obeyers for We) WWI h+nded, in of home -mode canned fruity. jam,
this week •t the town hall Ii ' marmalade, pickles, etc.• will be sent
Ponce acnes to Europe W tickle the palates
Magistrate /Cellu,repraientiag oinks-Iof our brave soldiers The hcwse-
t ions made in the Police Court io the keepers of tioderich and vicinity are
form of line. during the quarter end. !giving of their best, remembering the
iog August :31st. 'Biblical saying. "By rbeir fruits ye
G. T. R. Tower Struck. • lobed know them. About :ai'r joie
During one of the *evert e:ectrie by already leen sent in. and the
storms on tionday the tower of the • �fnre will remain open until s•urrday.
O. T. It stall,,,, was struck and a large' V. e uoderetaad a let o[ the donors
jagged hole Toro in the toot oo the' will te. publubed nexc wee&. j
Moot side. Tho .late. mem tea of?; Wm. 4W. TreyPlsntirgr. Ij
and scattered in every darectius furl 1
Air- i fl Hill. of Beuwilier, ie mak-
orany yards. After naitrace
t ng lb. ring an interestioe venture in the line 1
pof tbe rocedureolt left no trace u. iti f urther f of tweet cion. Last spring be planted
met trees ..n ■ lot on the 13th tun•
Tourist Season of an End. Ice.ei•.n of Mullett which be bad been
The summ.r touri+t searon for 19131 ten^ :'e a pasture• lot. the soil being
is again a thing of the pipit. The few rather ItgL' The trees were one-year
teaa•aning guest+ at the Hotel2u u1.•seedlitsga. about tux Lucian" high. ball
the Park House and the Point= red Me'. white pine, the ret Scotch
The Right Place
FOR CLEANING. PRESSING
AND REPAIRING
I intend to open the
stand un Montreal street
uekt to Swarts' livery on
Monday. August 23rd
as a Dry Cleaning. Press-
ing and Repairing Estab-
lishment.
First-class work at moderate
paces.
Give me a call when you need
anything in my line.
L. de PEUDRY. Tailor.
�pias. They have come along well this
'emmer. some having grown ten or
twelve ioebee. The tree.. are planted
about four feet apart eseh wayand
rover %I.031 two scree. Mr. H1 will
add to the plantation if the prospects
for sweets continue to be good The
idea is to produce timber, and in time
the pont sill *notably have a . very
eoosiderable value.
Pert:k Library.
Th. public litrary board me: on
Saturday evening last, with a good
attendance of members. The following
account+ were ordered paid : Chas. C.
Lee, balance (.f account due on 'omit.Site; lira. Potter, books delivered in
OFFICIAL FRUIT BULLETIN
T '
THE B WAIJ t GODEkICH ONTARIO
The World's Finest Tea
11
Tea out -rivals and out -sells all others,
solely }hrough its delicious flavour
and down -right all-round goodness.
!fay. Q11).9ti : Mr. Stevenson, Carting
ashes. 50 Beats ; George Porter, blank
boot, ffi cents : Robert Tait, two dry
batteries, 70 rants. The Collegiate
Institute board was granted liberty to
put cords sad pulleys is he windows
of the basement coo -ivied by them foe
cheese, at their own expose. Tbe
librarian reported receipts, for Jaly
and August of 1113.25 sad 119-T'l reopen-
tively. also an Sea cf book* and
magazine' amounting to 1757 and 17•M
for the same period.
Fire Caused by Lightning.
Caused Cy l.gbtoiag tin broke out
in the loft of the small barn °wood by
Mr. Jos. Breebler, corner of Bruce
street and Cambria road, on Sunday
"venom. Aa alarm was sent in and
the dreams were quickly on the spot.
The loft costatoed • yuan• icy of hay,
and en oil -task cootaanfsg oil wag on
the main floor. The barn and con-
tents, were thoroughly soaited with
water and it wee believed the Are bad
been extinguished. Shortly after the
firemen had returned to tie Hie -hall
, a as and alarm was sent in from the
some place and the firemen fo end it
necessary to remove some of the .id -
tog CO get at the seat of the tire. Uoly
aligst damage was done.
Water and Light Commissio'..
The water and belt( commission beld
a meeting last Tbursdevening. A
req.uert from the town council was pre-
sented asking that the comwia..ion
present its account to the town month-
ly. The collector was instructed to
accede to the request. The engineer
was instructed to install electric power
and light srrv.ce at the Ninth Ameri-
can Chemical Ilio 's plant. The presi-
dent of the above-mentioned company
having expre..d his bettafaetion witb
the price quoted bin,. of $1.0.0 per
year for water, it was decided to rn-
stdtl a six-inch water-tuaimalong; Mait-
land road to the salt block, and prices
are to be obtained for the necee-ary
supplies. The water rate charged
against iota Not 24$ and 219 war can-
celled, as there has been no house on
the propeitv for the past two years.
A number of accounts were ordered to
be paid. .
�toyd-Van Store
rat ui ARAN, It -Darr. nr„aamct'tArtma.
Not man, A•y. Nn for -arming the beet
Phone ▪ Peaches, and P1ne ' nn ford mad 10-
berte ;Poch.. are eibtasnd,k at ttsaderane
pairs.. but prompt sore oil: be wocemart'
to those wi-hieg a supply of tbeeedel e'osa
hsatth-g" u,g fruit . 1: 1, impossible to
Mor tee much free in our t w1a. f
ters. The Red Crow dockt1 weds be
g rate of fora few lar: for nor bey. 1e
France, and the O ver r.+ Club tat eranme�
,r
to look atter deli,y weary C.aadlaa
hon./wife hau'd p)t down n11 the tr•it-
e.prrinll Pr rhe. and Plnm.-that she
cam p•••tblyafford
THE
MODEL THEATRE
on Tuesday mad Wednesday, Sept. 21 and 22
ea
will be shown a $2.00 Broadway gensation. One of the grtest
comedies ever written, when Len Field d Webber &
fame will he presented in
"Old Dutch"
*Assisted by one of the strongest casts possible to obtain, includ-
ing such stars as Vivian Martin, Chant. Judek, Geo. Haagen,
Marie Empresa, Chas. Prince and other Musical Comedy Stars.
EMsnir a =2.00 P oieti-u liar 1Rc alit! Sc.
�
lie Broken Com"
M
Every uLy, as predicted, is tits mew sena eeR whim
BILLIE RITCHIE, again this Friday, in
"vee Curse of Wim"
• Is a sidesplitter.
Sattenlay, Cleo Mortises in "VANITY" is a eery fine piece.
♦ prettywedding took place at the
hewn of Mr. and Mrs. Ricbatd Moot*,
of Colborne township, this ITl:ursdayl
morning at 9.3t) o'clock, when Mien
Mary E. Van Stone was united in mar-
riage to Mr. Royal L. Lloyd, of Gode-
rich. in the presence of onle a few of
the immediate relatives ut the con,
Lracting parties. The ceremony woo
performed by Rev. F. J Rutherford,
of Benmiller. The bride. who was
given away by her (other, but was
otherwise unattroded. was goosed in
a ptetty Drees 3( white corduroy vel-
vet ehifenn and lace. Mlle Elle Oke
played the wedding music. After par-
taking of a dainty wedding breakfast
Mr. and Mre. Lloyd left by auto fur
Stratfrrd, Niagara Falls. Buffalo rind
other points. The bride's travelling
dregs was of African brown diagonal
cloth. with •elve hat to match. On
their return the young couple will re-
side in Goderich Mr. Lloyd is a pros-
perous young business man of Oode-
rich, and his many friends tender con-
gratulations and wisb bum and bis
bride long and happy lite.
The Patriotic Fund.
About a score of representative citi-
zens of Goderi-b and thee roanty mot
at the court house on Moods after-
noon to confer with Mr. %l -.J Remo,,
Western Ontario representative of the
Canadian Patriotic Association. in •
brief address Mr. Roan pointed oat the
position of Homo °ouoty with regard
to the patriotic fund, his statement
being sot very romplimeotary to the
county. Warden Govenlock was prime
ant and *toted that the Warden's com-
mittee was to bold • meeting on Wed-
nesday of this week and he would lay
before the committee the matter of
calling a special aeseloo of the 000nt
'council for the purpose of dealiog with
thea patriotic fund. it was advised tbot
citia.ne be present and wafer with
the Warden's committee. Mr Roan
eonaented to attend ter meting and
it was decided to wik the Mayor to sail th
• public meeting of e canons of
'.
Ooderleb for Wednesday ..lee, to
be •ddre•+ed by Mr Roan It wee
regger1.d that • enemies be drafted-
and sent to the tmw p.pere in the
county asking them to give protean-
Noe
rom
•ia-
oe to the work of the Patriotle As-
sociation. Some of those pramat were
in favor of • "whirlergrt
isd earopai"
la iodeicb. as wdl as greatly 'areas
lag the eooaty grant.
Children's Aid Society.
A ale.Neg of the Cbhldren'. Aid So.
slaty wee bold ne Tuesday •hirsooe
Oeo.ty Agent 14. M. Elliott presented
as Intimating report of a number of
eases duet with eines the last wasting
. f for $safety. neves ehildeen ►.i
bees mins wards of the !Society on
[aaglast stf orders : four of thews
were fro Gerrie, and one escb tram
e4i
Manus .sd Ooderieb. ala
bad Wes pstsrs.d to their peewits es
probation sod a boy of itv• bed bora
pro, ldsd with • hoee is the eo.atey
A eetlaier of so nest@ amosntlalg to
$1n.51 woes ord.r d to b. paid. Tb.
!folk/wise sestribotioss bad re estly
bees rtisdv.d t lbws .f Wiwgba..
1119: it . •.R.mtts. Wos tes'e 1gw -
Fa.te. $1$1 W.Ito. tett...'. Isstiata,
FRUiT �JL LETIN
e6: (.so. Porter, MI; Mrs. H. I
Strang, Mrs Waiter Here, Mian rand
Rev. J Grasse and Wm. lir
Mc('rraib
Si sash Thew came were reported
of Miifdree who are not at.tendiog
schist and who are greatly neglected.
1'blsa will be ineestigeted and thee
aseeesst y action taken' It was re-
p�oetsd that bootee wen seeded for a
segtee Catholic boy of right years, en
tirely free from bid habits : for a boy
of nine years and one adz. A lad of
e xtra, with experience on the farm,
would like a situation by the year. To
some who are interested in uta Soci-
ety, providing homes for these neg-
lected children might prove an avenue
of service.
Supreme Court Next Week.
A sitting of the Supreme Court of
Ontario for the trial of Huron countyas
case will be held et the court house
next week, commencing Tuesday, be-
fore the Chief Justice of the Cowman
Pleas Division The docket contains
tbree jury mases and a. motion for
judgment
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mea Bas ata agate M rliMlag et Latiew
beet RWants
es
Rank tett u ti et Leaaesltats
Me. Jobs Chathela, sd rostered. wt a
Ave slate 1. tow
tfr. T. Mtwara (lank k tae Wooers rate
.t Leaden tido west
aims Jessie irenr.•••routes at bee beets Weew setas w . Mice . io
Alm (Axed W. N. W rfrtoa. ,f utestfoA, r
eta tai west.
la Moderk'8 tawest.
Mira T. E. 1latbw.an, .e Torose, was la
toot for. few day. 18ls week.,.
lira Ota, cabana" strait. ha. an
tted
rTenets
from a ,(resat Fiat at Tets
MM a Clinton.Kato Parts, woe the gleet
Vthe Allows Oaldtherp• eve a
*naay.
Mr.. Gew.e Name ase ber gaetber lin.
MeI ver. aro 'idling nrlat I via at Lieearas
t.
Mr. an/ Mira Lawson. of Amhara,
w..t •..a•a with n, e Nr.aart MWalter Moore
Mr. W. soman( Lane, K venoms et. A. C., 1.
Montag kIs paewt. Ma sad Me.. wane. Lamb.
/Ow/Owe Mseb.s•a MaimsMaimsthis week te
dna
Obi winter wife kir brother Glome in
. piled (biwlaefa r Nn today for Ia.-
(MGM. arbors be von proton T maids for mare
•
,
Patriotic Organization Meeting tcr Men.
After the public meeting held in
Knox church on Wednesday evenidg,
it wise decided that the Mayor should
call a meeting for men on Monday
next, at N p. w., in the Temperance
Half, to consider what should be done
in (loderich for the patriotic fund and
to maks necessary arrantrements.
All men are invited to attend.
Organ Recital.
Mr W. T. `Sharpe will give a recital
on -Ube new organ in Knox churrh On
liaturclay next, 1Sth in -t , commencing
at 1 o'clock p. tn. Mia Little wil
assist as vorsiM. A e ullection will be
taken in aid of the rh:dr. fund. The
following i. tbe•prngram:
Fourth organ -onto i .. Mendelsohn
let movement
`ti I.: o lest&
Ito (iramtChoras
Vocal bolo
Miss L'ttle
Cayenne. Bohm
Festive Much Smart
n Star of lave., 'Tennbapser ( Wagner
Vocal solo
L ., be Little • -
rtfeHandel
Javocatioa, �„Guilmant
Greed Chorus .Guilmaot
Death of Miss Pearl Hillier.
Tbere pawed away at Moyle, B. C'..
on Thursday. September 1eho a native
and flrmer resident cf %clench in
toe person of Miss Pearl if. Hillier.
The deeeaee(i was burn. is l,.daeich
twenty-eight yeare ago and was the
youngest daughter of the tate John
Hillier, of eloderich, food Met. Hillier.
About seven years agoremoved
to Vancouver and since thea had re-
sided at Craobrook. A. C. Calgary,
Alta.. and Moyle, B. (' She bad been
unwell for about three years and her
death was not entirely unexpected.
The remains were brought to Gode-
rich for interment, the funeral taking
place from the re.idence of Mr. Fred
Hunt, hrother-in-law of the deceased,
on Wednesday afternoon. Rev. J. 13.
Ford conducted the service, and the
following were the pall beaowe : Messrs.
J..1. McEwen, l`. H. Humber, Harry
Hunt and A J. Paltridge. The re-
mains were accompanied from the
West by the deceased a mother, ber
sister, Mra J. W. Fitch, and her
brother William. Another brother,
Harry G. Hillier, and Mr. and Mee. H.
t;. Horton, uncle and sunt of the
darmee , carne up from Toronto to
the funeral, and Mr. Joseph Coombe,
of Blyth, also was present. The sur-
viving brothers and sisters of the de -
eased are : Mrs. R. H. Curt and Mrs,
Fred Hunt. of Oodericb ; Mrs. J. W.
Fitch, of !go ie, B. 0.: Mrs. W. J.
Rutledge, of Nelson, B. C. ; hire. R. A.
Hill. of Cranbrook, B. C. ; Mrs. W.
B. 8ebwanta of Vancouver. B. 0.:
William, of Edmonton, Alta. ; Jack.
of Calgary, Alta, and H. G., of Tor-
onto
Whet Lion.
CHURCH NOTES,
Rev. W. R. Hager will preach at
boob ..wirer in North street Metho-
dist church next Sunday. Morning
subject, "Life's R.ipoositelity.' Even -
lag subject, "Work and Nest."
Boy, (deo. E. Rost will preach in
Knox rhumb at both et vice. next
Sunday The subject of discourse in
tbs morning will be "Religion aid
Cieilisstdo.," and in the eveslag.
"Christ in His Church."
This board of foreign missions of the
Presbyterian cbureh in Canada meets
at Toronto next week, 1I)t$ te Iliad
leaf This is the first
the amalgam
western toads by $•
useably lo lone last.
Rev O. M. Holmes will preach ..at
abed•! both morning and evening,
is t►. Bapliet eborc►. The morning
subject will be 'The Christie. Hees."
ie the evening the took will h. "Th.
Shut Door." All strangers are woe -
soma at these services.
As los ertaat estnf.renre of • few
I.adiwssspeasosttives of the retrials
�eheP�g��jg Of the Dominion and of the
Medelleal Council of the Y. M. 0. A"
e wW Mr. William Mirk. of Moe-
niest. In 11wosta. es e°t. T.eredagr all •`
spm s iziso rot Is r:
Won for tie arhygksinhabtry.
. hen. 11. Rees. teemh ed the.411 sRfor the
wW rgreaeal st 12. M Presbyteries
et eder.des. Very isepelag/i (+Ise to
eve espowd Irma this intordesmals-
.Wewl mikes.
India robber le select we •l•e:e as
Me emessicMa el a palinodes.
Item
a
Ydeo /taawm mkit
ir.n, et Guelph. . prised
bre lather. Mr. Ora fid, en. w b, l..pendlag
bag6ys hese.
('gyati-e. a[iyew Er.: Mn. Y. C. Scr,ton and
left wYa O./seSt► Meaads.r shay to spend • wort
Mrs. /mak gets kr ,.+urned to Toronto
steer Welting Mrs gnat., of Saltford. and Mr-.
firs C�Irbedm. et town.
Thema Settler of Oeterich tow n.hip, la via
i• !1e .01.,. Mn'. Wm. Jordan. at !:retold,
Wt .F . ISN .ec.rml muster.
Mr. John Kennedy, of Mo• eja., 1..persdina'
the.aaron .i'h her daughter. M.. Anru• lir
tampon, St !acid.. otree:.
Mia Ratledge, trained oar -e, se Clinton,
epos( M'etned
.ey in town. tb•• gurnt of her
grandmother. Mn C.rMaoo.
''ttatop New. Resod Mn.. Kerr ha. been
uniting her laughter, Mr. , r••.1 Taylor, of
(i.derich. during the part wash.
Mr. and Me. 'Hirer 4Lek and Mr- Walter
Mumo attended the wedding of Mi+. Marion
Wilson ar Hrur:etifeld la.' ta'edneaday
Rev. K (i. Powell, fink' w.•tetary of the
(',aunty Teniparan.r !Argue. and Linen -c In-
apator Mitchell were In town on Mood..y
8tenttord Iteacon : Mr- J. k Moeller And
Mini Mae Orifln have r.••urn.l to their bonne.
in (Iodruiab .ftrr •*.haul Mr.. Prank Harkin.
Nebel street.
I Stratton/ Ream() • Yr. Ind Mr.. NI. .1 Ile-
Cauley. rro"t +-net. are endo dug • Vi -at with
friend- in God••rieb. S.atorth and other -err
roundnng ,loos..
Mrta,nak' h..: received a able .tu*ng
that his duet: r. Mi.- Evelyn. who .a*Yd
1a.t wdek from, Sew York, bad arrived +ately
u Yadmonla. England.
Wi.ter3e•f.. or Gr Lu.t• eoo.t•or Mi -.r Alice and
rMh. vldted with their trend -
mother. afr..t .tn bibatd, -r . and vel. b ,.then
' relative. bete thi- w eek '
Pie. Arthur M. Matb. of the 3174 Rattal•on,
jLeaden. and (Ate Ono eugtto.. ..f the Lath
Highlander-. N'.g .ra. were vt,ilina their Ra
epeen.e homer here over the were -eel.
Moo Ethel Nalco and -Mus, Mary f'1.rk len
oa Morday 'o atteu1 the $trwtfnr.jj "frame,'wbrr,l. Mr. '' +. Naim areea.pd'nled her
daugh'er ant made a brief soot its the'
( ity.
Mr. sisA Mn. wt. and' f ro daughter-. of
Wofrerton and Mr. Lockhart and Mt..
of New Hannb.•g. who ...Tr reentered at
ftheo-Mere. 'e. E i.t *rev bare r fur •: d to their
i $n. -$tsetse. gipowon efrdR. and •
'tutgb,er
I..ve retd:ne.: frrra a ton month. • i-tt in
31edon. M..n Mr-. Rork'•• P'acltbaan alit
da't.hter, of Toronto. IAA her.(+rt•.".
• Raker, ora sow the cued+ of air. and 31:-a
-uron,
The "anal h+- m.. h plasm-. '•. re• "-A nr
t he t.,'t these Mood •.. cep -.,:,her Ire r,. +he
nloety-the.. bir•h4.,) +oulver.uyof Mr. lba.
Bond. of zee Huron rod The •nr.iserer
ebim heat
h. The
many happy feree• hall
Ad. scar • 3r-. lier.r:ld'• Roder.
A. A.. ef London. w.. • w ek-,M '4 -tor at ' h -
hom;� of her oncie, ar r. !+. A. Nof%o. ati•-
Hod'�ptr'ee was reinrntng to (1•de'irh to rr►um.
ber delle. sat tn.. Collegiate Inn byte -tett
Mo. .kala MO lecher. y ha- returned to ber
holm in tiode-kh after •peridina :wo week.
wits her eeaan. -Mini Olive Jock+m.
Mier Ma -bite A. get,. R. N.. daughter of
Mr. and Mr -..1. el. kelt+ I -'s ht bowie_ •tn.t,
havirg . ompi' .t her tratnu"r a1 t. Vir..
c •'aL. tt.ntai,al. \ew lett .o . at Jaw•, i..
the examination. of : he L'• verity of :1.e State
of Now York -at Albany and. hiring pared
with Moore. ha. rev"!sed a diplopia frt.du the
Vniyer.i•y tad le sow • rewi,.terred nor•c of the
13tate ut Sew Ynrk.
There i. more c:.•arrh in tht..eetlon of the
oeuntry than all other '14.ea.e. pot together.
and tor lithe lee; fewy.ar- we, +ups Dyed to be
ineurab:e. For a great many attar* doctW-
pn.neean
ouooed it a local dlese and pre-cred
4oewl remedies. and t► c'io+tautly tailing to
cure with 4•ral treatment. pronounced It .n
curable. ti.&icor. ha. proven eatanh to be a
Nino itatlnnel di-e..e ■nd the-efore ee.our..
•-on.t',Wean) treat'rent: Hall's'at arrb Curr•.
manufactured by F. J. Cheney Sr. Co.. Toledo.
obis, 1. the r sly ooas(Itutl,oa: cure nu the
market. It i+ oaken Internally. It arm. directly
on the blood and mneon. au Maes• of the .yet em.
They ogee one hundred dollar. for any .4.. 't
fail. do mire. rani fur tie ul r ,.id tea' i
monla4.
Addrr..• F.J. CHK'.ETk' 4,, Toledo. "lea
"-aid h dr,ugteV,'S.•.
Take .lJ r:l . Family Pill.( for eon rte pet i )n,
SEAFOkTH LIQUOR CASE.
Pinot Magistrate Gives Dectaioo on a
New Point.
Seefortb, Sept. 1 i -- i n a case brought
under the Canada Temperance Act
a abort time ago, against Thomas
Stepbena, h" telkeeper, of Meefortb,
the prosecution showed that come
liquor was found on the premises, but
not in the barroom Lawyer Best,
who acted for Morpheus, put no eri•
deuce in, but he contended that, as no
liquor was found in the barroom, the
pfoeecution must prove that the liquor
found in any other part of the prem-
ises was there for sale, and that it is
only where any liquor is found in the
barroom that it i•, under the ace,
deemed to he kept for sale.
The poli amagistrate, Mr. F. Holm -
.ted, K. O.. accepted Mr. Best's con-
tention and dismissed the ease, Mr.
Seeger, who was actiog for tbe prose-
cution argued that the liquor is
deemed to be kept for sale it found
anywhere in the hotel premises and
declared be would carry the cane to a
higher court it is reported that Mr
Seager has since found that Mr Rest's
contention was right ad that it
would he useless for him to appeal
The deelsion is an important one from
the hotelke•pore' standpoint.
NO ALUM
Tlapagr&T. Derreraaa Is, IOUs
1
Unnon
mcoArass,
P CANADA.
i
•
ink 117 d
Save bog Mats
Mall us the cheques or cast
you receive, with your Pass-
book which we w11 return
with the Deposit credited Then you can pay your bills by cheque'.
Which we will honor, or M you want the cash yourself, send us a
oblique in your own favor and we wtU forward the moans by return
Dap In and talk to the Manager about ft.
Goderich Branch -F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager.
lam_
im cream by the diet, lee emwwt by
the quer,. ice cream by the .AMM air
anon. Try some at the Rebore!
Cafe. T. J. Salkeld, prop, Phase M.
New Things for tie Baby
Everything Dainty and Comfortable
for Baby at the Singer Store
bhsraters and Bonnets, hand-knit
of fine wool, trimmed in rosebuds,
stripes and dainty edgings or plain,
Silk Wadde,l Kimonos and Buggy
Spreads.
Bath Robes, Rath Blankets, Rath
Towels and Wash Cloths.
Fine Linen Tinsels and Linen
Pillowslips, Fine Cashmere \Vrap-
per. and Nightingales, theses,
Hits, Bootees an.' Stockings
Blanket Cloth by the yard for
C oat., Buggy Sprc.ul., etc.
SINGER STORE
MRS. TAPE
RED CROSS NOTES.
The Maple Leaf Chapter. 1. 0. U. E.,
ha. undertaken to sand tsew.papen
once a week W our c)nvalesciag sol-
diers in England. We are told that
our soldiers are. • simply longing for
Cinedian newspapers" and anyone
wishing to aunt in this work may
leave newspapers at the lied Cross
rooms on North otreet.
The beautiful painting donated by
Mrs.. Wigle fur Red (;roes funds was
raffled on September 7th by the
Maple Leaf Chapter, 1. O. D. K. The
lucks number '241 was held by Mrs.
Powrie. The amount realized way 81(1.
• • •
Toe Red Cross society of Ooderich
Wit month inaugurated a house-to-
house eansiass of the ton n for weekly
subscriptions for our wounded
and sailors. Eighty-seven . col rs
raised from ell subecribere the gems
rum of !Mittel entire of these were
iinnuol subscription's and the Society
is guaranteed a monthly income of
11241 tr.: The collectors cenvaseed the
whole- town with the exrep:ion of
thirty-nine houses. the occupants of
some of which litd not returned from
t heir noliday, and met with only
ieventy-six perscns who refuges! to
stilocritie. Soule of thee.. however,
ere strew:1y giving a wbole day's wage
per month to the patriotic fund It is
to be hoped that the remaining ones
will yet awake to do their "bit" and
support ao necessary and worthy a
cause. The Society asks the subscri..-
ere to read the local papers and see
how well their monen le spent on our
brave men at the front. the whole of
the money going to the cause.
Subscriptions were revived as fol -
The fled Crowe Society very grste-
fully acknowledges the sum of $1.010
from Miss Bawl, Toronto. for surgical
dressings, also the following supplies :
Mrs. Dr.) Taylor, 39 personal property
bone Phalen, 1100 mouthwipa.
A bele was sent to beadquet ten last
At a special nieeting of the Red
Cross Society on Monday it wax de•
cider* to secure the services of a lody
deinonstrator for tbe Red Cross booth
in connection with tbe Misner Menu -
fact urine Co.'s exLibit at the lioderieb
fall fair.
The regular meeting of the Red
Croon tiseietv will be held io the
rooms oo North torero on Monday,
Sept ember 30th. lit 44 to In.
Many thanks are doe from the
Assciety to the followina Wive for con-
t ribuunne of socks reeel$ed florin( the
past week : Rohl. Young, 3
pairs : Mrs. Robt. Sharman, Mr.
Hey, 4 pairs each ; Miss leahy, Mrs.
W. L. Horton. 3 poles eaeh ; Mime
Walter*. Mrs. Mc/Minim, Mrs. IDr.)
Whitely, Miss Beinitt, Miss Mon orn-
each • Mien Sender, lire. Fred 'eir.
Mrs. *Walter Smits. Mrs. Bonet', Kiwi
Higgins (Dwaytannoiril, Mies riekear,
Mee. Eliot. Mier Mot, Mrs. W. J.
Mefflven, I pair each.
Learn to fty Net and it will be of
more nee to yens Meth to be able to read
Obeilib--17Migia.sm 1 wee a bey. you
!sew_ t imam mid if 1 didn't slop
g=811 -'•Well. why didnI you
nem T-bones Traiweript
A IOUs lad id arqsairitenes
antlydhsewsred Irby the &ref% has
mil Oboe sissit-" Thum Me bead la
Ise laa from Ms body," he ereollanted,
Tesorati•g. noel 1411.
new, arose ma to tr.os
Cattle. butcher: mom. per. ....cwt7.30 ho •ou
Cott le, butcher* Medislim. UM to 11.75
Sheep per eel SO 7.no
HIdee. per lb .11 to .12
Deets. per lb II to
Have beautiful
vrindow decorations
cives so much pit -26w,,
a-. a th-corated window.
i of your nci;:!ibiors if ion use the
! c.TT'Aefirk Flat Rod
-for coo -rainy and draperies
a or tarnish
I window r.:-kh the Kirsch
• Flat Rod
1 Come in and see them
GW. HOHMEIER i
LYRIC THEATRE
THE HOUSE OF QUA L171"
Tues. and Wed
Sept. 21 and]ii
JESSE L. LASKY presents the
eniinent romantic. actor
MR. ROBERT EDPION
in a graphic motion picture pro-
duction of his biggest
stage iiitiCettee
"Where the
Trail Divides"
The solution to a difficult social
problem, in five acts end OW
sconee. showing the potent
power of love erases all raeial
MOUNT' picture.
Also Thur., Fri. and
Extra Special Engagement of
MAY A. KEENAN
presenting their norneily Satire
ace of Van
&embolic Hard 'Thor Dancing.
Contralto Stewing and Trick
programme each night. Moine-
thing mitre to plea* all who flee
Owns. and nothing to offend the
most fastiders
Don't forret, 3 days on I ,
Ala every FRIDAY NIGHT
t he detective serial
"The EXPLOITS of ELUNE"
of levet/try sod snore •
lit int than mr
for any of thee. performeocee.
Atialerisa always let k.
Limo @arty amd metre need