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SNAPSHOT
ALBUMS.
Aapiendid stuck u( Kodak Albano
IN several diMerest styles and
bindings Most of ties are Lease
Leaf, which allows more wheel to
be added 0 required ; full ctah,
leatherette, and morroro bindings;
ranging to price, Lome Leaf, fruru
SOS to $0.eo
l c.. cspru►ive ttQrlca, bound iq
the regular way, trona SOO. to
S0..
:Serial Selling Agents for Water•
man's ideal Fountain Pens.
Ask to see the New Waterman
ideal Self -Piller, *0.50 up
Porter's Perfect Fountain len,
regular we, $1.04); larger, &Or,
*1.50.
The Colonial Ink Store
(iK0. PORTKR
Shake that Cough
"That is the boot Cough Remedy
Matt I have ever used," is the
veri,ct ui •curer of those who
bare a.ed
Syrup of Tar with
Cod Liver Oil
C ompoun
Only 3Sc a large bottle
if you buy it tr.,ni
C. L. COOLTIS, Plan.
DRUGGIST A1,10 CHEMiST
?HONn 19
Try a box of our home-made
Chocolates for your next treat.
APPLES
WANTED
The trndereI ped is prepared
to ?jtay the highest market
pricy for all grades of Fall
and VW'iuter Apples. Do not
soil before seeing me.
'PHONE 17S
R. R. ELLIOTT
(iodericb ,
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Get After That
COUGH
WITH
irenotar
White Pine
and
Spruce
Balsam
Jas. A. Campbell
PHM. B.
CENTRAL DRVG STORE
Corner North Mt, and !square
(oderirh
11,1. tap 'PHONICS Rea. VS
I: h.0 been reported amend that 1
have. Riven up the meal business. Tbls
ie not correct. 1 still handle lbw Inst
whit. ash Scranton coal, also Cannel
real and Solvay nut coke. Your
orders will receive prompt attention.
Ones. C. Lie.
The lawn howlers had a tournament
Io ri etrh doubles oe Th.nk•giviug
Day. C. A. Nairn and Robert McLean
won the first prix•, with ('hes. Griffith
sand Fred Hunt seemed.
Toronto Globe : Mn. Alpert M.
Dunham announces the engagement
pf her dusghter, Blasebe, to Mr.
Owen R McGillicuddy, son of flu late
Iheviel end Mrs. Me(illlirudd , the
marriage to take place quietly the
letter part of the month.
tree Seward. $tee.
Tt,w rewewea of MIN p.pwr wtl 10 004.4.1 to
... I Mt Monis et MON mss dreaded Comm
boo Mea awls to ,r* In .11 It,
1.a Har M s•. sink Han'. lyra►,(, ('nn
' tlMI j 1?. ewes ,e.. snows to al e
I ar.r, camera Mina a wreaks
,seeks,, a ase hedesol wmw
t)rlarea (tin* N takes lat.n, ,
.Oma tar Mese and .new.
tittonewoodasamliart
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Isr. HELENA,
W AWE IMLAY. OK 111.
A fitment CaLL-Deatb'e NlifilMeea
eaese w ith Mertfleg suddtaeam Pe a
well -know. roundest of this naigbMn
heed on Tuesday marring, when iSr.
AISI. tuArt dropped dead la a VY me
' hie faro. while he was driving matte
, settle out of the Sold. The deceased war
as. of the pntmitsert men of West
Wawaoosh. The funeral tease pleat
0. Saturday, at 1.80 o'ulock p.m., to
IDtnegasoon cemetery.
Tan Lees W. B. Ooeoox. - With
deepest regret we charade the sodden
Ideate of William H. (jpcdos, of et
Helena. who passed away 11 his Mei
dams here or. Friday, October 9th-
,
Sayre of death wee *beanie of the
e, from which be suffered but a .
few days. Mr. Ooedoo was boom in
tete est 1856. on the farm or which he
died, and in the vicinityof which he
apart the greater part ohis life. For
mese years be followed rho trade of
tar and builder. Part of that
p rad was spent at hie trade le Bran-
don aid at Haul; Mew. Mat ie ; but moat ,
of it was anent in this community
where he lived so much of his life,
around the old home, On the death of
hie father in Itttl, be took over the old
homestead, sod by modern methods of
fanning, usgether with constant carve
and tbt ift, he made hie to be one of
the model farts In this part of taw
country. He was ever foremost in all
movements for the progress end better-
ment of the eemmenity, but his most
os
irtee interest was given To the
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THE SI AL = CODER!
chore's be loved, and be was an elder
for many years of the Presbyterian
church at 8t. Helens. Of en •Keep-
tionally kind enol genial disparities,
with a character of the strictest integ-
rity, be was a favorite with all with
whom he came in contact. Be never
aspired to public life. although he was
many timer approacbed by friends to
do so. He much preferred the quieter
life given to his faun and t e commun-
ity in a general way, and on such
special deoaaions when be could extend
help, relief or sympatby to any wbo
migbt be in dinner or trouble, He
was •moog the oldest await err of the
Lucknow ludggerof OddfeUows, it be-
ing thirtsfeigbt years sine. be joined
the Order. 1t wes under the auspice*
of the Order that the funeral was
ONTARIO
eosdtteted on Monday Met. Mr. 0s.
40., was Worried In 11W to Mfr
Marcia Ss/keel, daugbrer of lei
Late lanae lielkeid, of bodes lob. Me
leaves, t,esides his widow, three bps.
there at.d four sisters: Dr. D. M. Oen 1
dot Ibis well•kaowa physician ct
Lesow:Job. 1., Miaiot., Meettohs i!
e�
end Dr. J..ww K. M , of Ottawa ; Mrs.
Saesdsre, of ala ley, Alba a ; MLea
Cbrletsaa and Mee. James Inglis', of
Vancouver. s.c. ; and Mra J A. Me
Donald, of Brandon. Th. weeks tai
made doubly sad to the !Herds, as It Ie
only two Q20u, . Ideas another .lets, s
Mrs. Gaunt, was buried from the sail
balfetesd, The funnel wet cotduct.�
by Rte.J. 8. Minoan. of Lucknow,
and the large number who assn to
ebvw their qct respects a.3 •apnea
Weir sympathy attested to the wriest.
sal regret ens h' b mance; for the
dammed. The widow and the ether
relatives, have the sympathy LI the
entire oornstugity,
Hal Johnson in "tikirts."
There will be predicated at Vic-
toria Opera House, Saturday matinee
and ingot, titterer ldtb, aou Monday
night, October letb, the best and most
date comeuy, win h music, that
the stage barmen in recent yeasts It
is the old but ever popular "Skirts,"
wbicb this season has been making
house records wherever it hoe been
presented. it is one of the few come-
dies with a wholewme and decidedly
amusing plot, and is interspersed wit
the WOOL cies, ming musical nuwbtss.
What will you do for these?
MAGNIFICENT soldiers and sailors from every part of the
British Empire are laying down their lives for you and
yours. Perhaps some of your own blood are amongst them.
It urgent appeal has gone forth from the Marquis of Lansdowne, Presi-
dent of the British Red Cross, for funds to provide medicines, appliances,
comforts, and hospital equipment of all kinds to alleviate the sufferins
from wounds and sickness of sailors and soldiers from all parts of the Em-
pire. This appeal is endorsed by their Ma}edties, the King and 'Queen, and
every British possession is setting aside, by official proclamation
"OurDay"
For Sailors 0
and Soldiers
, as a day of public giving to aid in this splendid cause
which stands in severe need of assistance owing to
the tremendous demands upon Red Cross work.
Ontario'suo
Q to is set at
$500,000
We can and will raise this amount as a token that Ontario feels for our
wounded heroes and will not see them languish in their pain and suffer
ing for the want of medical and other comforts. Do your part and make
"Our Day for Sailors and Soldiers" a tremendous success in your locality.
"We shall be truly grateful to
y0ta for assistant in relieving the
a•!ferutss of oar wounded soldiers
mod sailors from all parts of the
1.Ida%OWree,
President iriri.A Nei Crow Seeeeep.
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"Thu is the first appeal of the
Motherland to Canadians in this
present war. It calls upon oar
humanity as well as ow loyalty."
John S. Hendrie,
LJetat. i eme.rw*r e/ Oseseiw
Give to the Red Cross
Every cent collected floes to British Red Cross head-
quarters, where it is officially and wisely spent No
money is wasted in expenses, even this advertising
space is donated by the publishers.
Give a day's pay. Do your part. Gina liberally and
loyallGive.
because these brave ones
-oarlors and lives for
us. Collectors on to 21 �olicit r
sub-
scription -or sake it through your Mayor
or Rome.
Contributions to this fund will be received any day next week at the
Town Hall, Goderich. Cheques, orders, etc., may be made payable to C. A.
Reid, Mayor.
The Town Hail will be open all day Tuesday, Wednesday sad There& , Oct. 19, 20 and 21.
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Very Attractive
MILLINERY
fUST opened up this week some new Millinery
• that is really decidedly attractive. There are new
shapes that reflect the very latest New York styles
iand some beautiful trimmings in Ostrich effects that
aare decidedly scarce at the present time. We there
very fortunate in securing this lot and Saturday will
be able to show you something- just a little different
i from styles that have been shown curlier in the season.
Fashion's Favored Shades
African Brows, Russian Green and Navy Blue
These are fashion's favored shades in Suiting.'
and Drees Materials this season. Shipments just
received enable us to show an &assortment of these
popular tvlotiogs the equal of those of forager
seasons. Already the great scarcity of materials
and nice colorings caused by the war is being felt
and it le hard to find desirable shades and mater-
iels. You can select a fall costume front this
splendid showing ata very moderate cost.
Navy Nue materials for dresses or suits, Goo
10 53.00 per yard.
African brown materials for dresses or suits,
700 to $3.00 per yard.
Russian green materials for dresses or suits,
700 to *2.50 per yard.
A Splendid Cloaking at $1.50
.At this price we are showing a spleridil
' neatert) for children's and misses' Coats. It i,
ahwlutely all wool, soft weave, and will give ex-
cellent wear. Comes in all the popular colorings,
including navy blue and black. Makes a'good,
stylish, serviceable Coat. Price per yard only
*1.50.
Ladies' Tailored Suits
Ladies' tailored Suite. made from good quality
ashes linedwithwith silk. cut and mweaves. The todelled ms in y the
season's beet style,, workmanship of the highest
order, material all wool and colo, inert guaranteed.
Suits that have style and appearance, that will
wear well and retain their shape. Blacks, navy,
brown and green, and special values at *15.00,
*15.5o and 1=05.00.
BLACK FOX
the Season's Popular Fur
No matter what kind of Furs we buy or where
they are b►ugbt they are selected Nnt and fore-
most for their good qualities. The finest Fox
Furs (obtainable are Northern ('anadito skin?, We
show sonic very handsome Muffs and Neckpieces
made from Ant choice skins and dyed by the best
dyers in the world. They are Fora that are sure
tc give satisfactioo. We are shoeing some very
handsome Stoles. and Muffs in tbi,,mos1 popular
Fur. They are all new and correct in style and
we are *dung to match values against any. We
can give you Black Fox torts at from $55.00
and give you handsome sets to Black Lynx at
very little more money. If you do not care to go
the price of either a For or Lynx we have Black
Wolf p'eees that are really handsome, and come
at a good deal hese money. When roll have Fur
buying to do, see what you can do here.
The Quality of These New
Linoleums is -"Good"
They tee imported by ourselves direct from
one of lantern's pest makers. The patterns are
all new and the stock ftedb, but thoroughly
seasoned. Linoleum prices are advent -log by
leapt and bounds and some of the largest mills to
Rogtand and Scotland have had to shut down
simply i••csuse they cannot get the lute, wbirh ie
the foundation of the Liuoleutn This big sb,p-
ment just to bard is the last we will be aide to get
for a long time at anything near former prices. if
you are thinking at all of buying Linoleum we
strongly recommeod you to do it now. Twenty
patterns here to choose from. Qualities thorough -
y reliable. Laid by an expert. Per square yarn
See and 00e.
We upholster and re -finish furniture
We
re-cover
umbrellas
Hodgens Bros.
Direct Importers - Goderich, n�i
Direct Importers - Ont.
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We make
window
shades
to order
ONTARIO RAILWAY BOARD'S
REPORT ON O.W.S. RAILWAY
ceatlas.d from same
These aseate are fully described In Mr.
Middlemist's report, and correcting it
in the light of informationsubeequent-
ly obtained Dont Mr. MaeEwan and
other witnesses, they may be sum-
marized aa follows, premising tbat tau
rlgbt-of-way las been fully paid for,
except as to seven parcels in the toWAs+
ship of AlbfieM, and five parcels In the
township of Huron, for most of which
the Company bolds options. and which
Mr. MacEwen estimates may be pur-
chased for 11,178.
Right-of-way tactual pur-
chase price as given by
Mr. MacKwa.l $ 0,777 06
Value of works executed, as
estimated by Mr. Middle -
rasa deducting $1,723,
his estimate of cost of
right-of-way. . 216,070 00
Engineering, 3 per cent10,753 91►
Materials 43,413 75
$270,021 21
From Mr. Middlemiat'• estimate of
the vales the Board deducte the a1-
lowssos o(1514,1441 profit -computed at
the rate of 15 per cent. epos the value
of the wont dorm- as In view of the
provision Is the Railway Act above
referred to, so profit is permissible to
The Hamm Construction Ucmpasy.
v1. -Teti LIAitLrerea or Tttt (Y)MrANv,
(1) To the Pabic.
Monde issued by the Company and
gdarostoed by the ayprpQlioysts, dated
let May, 19111. sad payable or lit May.
it101, wlth Interest in the meantime at
five per east. per swum, payable bait -
learl os the let d Jesuitry and the
et of July In each year, and
amend
by ma
ma`es se re ea the Companye emie
Bonds Noe. 601 to his iron i�
p� tea
iii a ywkh is lgibpoe�s and
and
seaatsu5i by mortgage so sus OathPreva ahlo , and alatinal
the
Stee
Wages at
M,. &ism& OM (Is MSI-'usy
Other ed wets estimated by
Masiwew p,011. Keno -•,ay *1.10
Mtbsrammel+a
Alehs.g# this new& et the Ana
posy show that stock to the haw et
.
MO.was bread to Mayes s hh
'. four aa.ociates as above meotinoed,
and that stock to the extent of ji70,000
was issued to the Huron Construction
Company, it is clear that no real liabil-
01 ity teens under tbia bead, as nothing.
value was paid or Risen for the
stock, end the contract with the
Huron Construction Company is voi
as in breach of the Railway Act. T
was the view taken by the Legi,lati
Assembly wben the Act was passed i
1913, vesting the franchise and pro
arty of the Company, in Mr. Thomas
9totbers In trust for the applicants
subject to the rights of the creditor
And bondholders of the Company.
' It. -SUMMARY OF CONCLOBIONS.
(al That John W. Moyes, by the
false and fraudulent representation
that SjAtl00 bad been paid in to tb
Douti.TToofat Bank, Toronto, on &neon)
of the capflal tock, procured the On
taario West 8 e Railway Company
o be permanently organized.
(h) That no permanent capital was
contributed to the undertaking beyond
the proceeds of the sale of the bonds
guaranteed by the applicants ; et -
though fifteru of the unguaranteed
bonds of the par value of $13,000 ap-
pear to have been taken by, the Prn-
vincisl Steel Company in part pay•
went of rails.
(cl That John W. Moyes, 10 breach
of tee Ontario Railway Aet, procured
a oolour.ble &greasiest for Ibe eon -
*traction of the railway, to he entered
into between the Iiaiiwa Oompeq
and the so -ratted Herren �struction
Company, which latter was in fact
Jolts W. Moyee.
id1 That by procuring to he issued
taw and fraudulent progress eerti.
iohn W. Moyle withdrew
from t reroute Oeseral Truett Cor-
povwtios the premeds of the sale of
the hoods guaranteed by the appli.
cants, an►ounti , with interest, to
the sumo JF, *54 Vaoghaa
M. •. the Railway Company'*
eetgleser, by hie grow tsegligene'e tied
breads of ant y, tiled sed aloha*
Mayes to his 1rasdelest
aka
�t amiss to the hast that no
of el Um Company's
Whim were kap, and that many
consist of the right of way lwhlch for
the entire distance, except for some
twelve parcels, has been acquired),
and construction work and material,
all which, according to the corrected
valuation of Mr. Middlemist, (', E., is
worth $2761121.21.
, ig) Tbat all the liabilities of ,the
Th
i Company known to the Board are the
vs, bonds guaranteed by tete applicants of
n1 a par value of $1110,000, and a parcel of
re unguaranteed bonds of the par value
of $13,000, both of wbicb are securest
e Iby a mortgage nn all the Company•,
undertaking, and besides these there
LIP outstanding unsecured account,
amounting to some rte' Ota)
180.1 D. 1M. Mt -Newts. Chairman.
(8gd.1 A.B. iNORAM, Vice-chairman.
(Kgd.) H. W. It !Trawl, Commissioner,
t SHE SOON GAINED FORTY
POUNDS.
Dame Bouchard Found New Health is
Dodd's Kelsey Pills
vis far parva me w Wiwi,,
s'
new�d wow report with et
aet�
hew umbel the am.srnt so fraud-
ulently wItbdrswn by Moyne w.
Cativ �j thid(sseab M els.,
ll. eeseaat Ihdsds g a1 rtnl'
Ism were apple/ to �r� far• 1.
wa110 w K" ws� MEAN on
14:eaa 1St - s1Mid le vailwsy
tThat them b eft th Oewpsay
Portneuf, Hamilton Cove, Saguenay
Co., Que., ort, 11th.-(Rpecial.p-Per-
fectl cured by the use of bodd's Kid-
ney �lle, Dame Rene Bouchard, well
known and highly respected her,, is
advising all bee friends who suffer
from kidney disease to ass Dodd',
Kidney Pills,
"When 1 cnmmeaced to tate Dodd',
Kidney Pills t was so run down i noir
I weighed eighty pound.,"
assd states.Demos oxo,BenIn
' oma • took four ho:» In
ail, but they brought mo hack to health
nd now i weigh one hundred sad
eet
what Mandan You e.7
PeWleb
.Sidney Pollsi oneyou wishwoshave d'wonders for Dodeor
see."
V A k of troubleaim is athing that
ssiety seldom shoat weight.
The London Advertiser
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