HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1915-10-28, Page 5In ladies to our
,-ss $iiia
Bicycle work
we ,,are in a position to
SHARPEN
KNIVES
•l. or ALL KINDS
SCISSORS
LAWN MOWERS
SKATES
AXES
CHIhELS
Having installed spec-
ial apparatus for
this work.
East Street Garage
LOCAL Torn
ns. Lowe So.Mre. '
A tourneme•t Da bahiy
the las et the ..Mott-waq MM by the
laws Mulles_ slab on the West street
green On Friday ...swoon The fret
phi*, s pair of docks, woe wag
Chia. M. Hushes aid W. H. Itob.s
sem, sad she emoted pens, • pair IA
ebkb ee. by L B. Tye end Free* H.
Maria.
War Views.
The Knot Church Boys' Club Ms
secured a hundred warviems the ieews which
Ib eval
c b. mitWAR*skiititt
Normeb.lOIs. Aa ads osioa lir
IUc will be charged. Those who Mire
seen the pictured, say they ars icsl-
Moe. sad the opportunity is one that
should not be aeRlected.
New U. T. R. Bridge.
A large gong of U. T. it. employees
bas been •t work Chia week erecting •
new steel bridge over Um tracks
' at Ssltfurd bin. With tbe aedssaame
lot a large portable crane lbs beau
girders were placed in position With
but little trouble. The crows -girders
for tbe roadbed are now being Placed
sod tbe road will probably be opeo foe
traffic Friday worsting.
Miss Clara Young's Success.
Miss Clara Young. who is in training
in Wellesley hospital, Toronto, was
last week honored by being awarded
the Muloek scholartbip for general
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You can save hoth
money and time by shav-
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We have a large supply' of
shaving appliance,
RAZORS
STROPS
SOAPS
BRUSHES
HONFS, etc.
SAFETY RAZORS
SOc to $6.SS
ORDINARY RAZORS
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'MB SIGNAL GODBBICHI ONTARIO
f i YOUR CHANCE TO GET A 1�
Singer Sewing Machine
or an Electric MS
Motor
proficiency in the intermediate clams.
Mw Young, who is a granddaughter 1
of lir. Alexander Stirling. of town,
leaves shortly to take a abort special
r-ouree in Manhattan hospital. New
fork.
Coming to Goderich.
A lit u ceneld correspondent writes :
' Mr. Harry Little bas disported of bis
i farm just west of the village to Mr.
i Arthur Woolley, of Clintop, for !MOOR
litis is a splendid fares with fine reed-
rd buildings, d Mr.
Woolley her made •
St
t
FREE OF CHARGE
READ THIS.
With every purchase of 25 cents we will allow you a gucsa.
on the number of Bullets in the glass jar in the window.d(Ao
purchase of $1.00 entitles von to four guesses, anThe
n
according to the amount of your purchase). person
guessing the correct number, or nearest the correct number,
will have his ( or her) choice of the Singer Sewing Machine or
the Electric Motor FREE OF CHARGE.
In case two or more guess the correct number, or the
number most nearly correct, they will settle the matter among
themselves. .
The contest closes at 10 o'clock p. m. the 24th of Decem-
ber, 1915, when the bullets will• be counted and the award
made by Messrs. Geo. Williams (manager Canadian Bank of
Commerce), W. H. Robertson and H. R. Long.
Mrs. L B. Tape,
Itami
BEST PLACE IN TOWN TO BIN FANCY �`,OOT�,
BABY'S WEAR, LADIES' NECKWEAR', • ETC,.
link le
tow
Greer
t�ww p war b.rdslt Nara we w
seem o...or. tapvio ma
...s or teres rd,, Ja arts Owner
as sw . moor■ astelmsd
isbattiemahVMw
' .esti• •••-- -
Illeds T1is t
W e egos er her.d,.d esi.as sewers Ilan e•y
pe• d oyyrasse�b tine; least M oesea< ty Nan .
C •QIM.wbC.w Seabees mime be
i...m.mead M the tube alar ler
ewr.b
easemen
Alter !.. have Nice. M•ado Wu Cation Ce'
res a erred
timem 1..eat�a r tier rs. e d bre breath Meet .L1.5
egla
11.11'. CBIRs,f a t:::
uWet
coif b an iregatele. erre.
me
• ry a Y -r `rY"-`r.�,r-____ _�
urged upon them the speeding up of
Mn. O'Reilly, whose maiden
WEDDING•
MUtlal"O-PgaN1AU7VN.
A quiet wedding took place oo Tues-
day at the how of Dr. Joseph Free-
man. brother•in-law of the bride,
when Miss Annie Peoniogton became
the wife of Mr. Malcolm Coin Cam-
eron Mobring. of Animilter. The par-
ties were unattended and in the cos-
ppanv were only near relatives. Rev. J.
Hamilton performed the ceremony.
11111111.1.*‘. Ouromini
Tat Cam 11lq M
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lila
You know bow werythlog
IBARIKor
costa mon vino you have to
ihe
key oo credit. Why not
practice ad-0eola1 for a vials l asosaaary, open a Savin a Account
la the Union Beak of Cara. aid villi the money la hand.
buy at Cash pinta. T The dlacotstta wilt help to stroll mar hank/
baltboai and you will have nlpd• a good 'tart lame Bloandat
pnd.p.odeso..
i
Goderich Branch -F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager.
T1. regulate s•stbl meeting of th•
tiod.rleb braes\ of the Women'. In-
stitute will be Mid at the borne of Mn.
McNally, Hruo. street, or Friday,
November Gib. at 3 p. m. A good
attendance is desired, as the afternoon
will be passed in sewing and knitting
In place of farcy work. Please note
the change of date.
The dance given by the Stewart
Orchestra at Oddfellowe' hall last
Thursday evening was not as largely
attended as the promoters would have
w idled, but those who were present
report a very enjoyable time. The
net proceeds, which were donated to
Lbs British Red Cross fund, amounted
PALM 6d, -M 1.11l.
A quiet wedding was solemnized at
Mt. Ueorgs'' church at noon on Tues-
day ..f this week, when Rev. J. B.
Fotheriogham performed thin ceremony
that united Mira Abigail Mills sod
Mr. Herbert Henry Palmer as man
and wife. The young couple were
Joattendrd and atter the ceremony
drove to the reeidenee on Regent
street in which they will continence
housekeeping. Both the bride and the
too, Staffordshire, oom are for tiler • England. They
idents of Reeittil-
too,
have lived in Goderich about three
denim and go. 1 ui Good d,bargain. yeah.
, Mr. Little intends 'emoting with bu n was Margaret Holt au. was burnt IIs It1N.%LIy-Mac pONA LD.
family to tioderich. where his son re-dery of iJnieriik, Ireland, and (iffy- outs, and also )1st ruck so arrange- A prettywedding took place •i 8t.
Iaeotly purchased • barbetiog busineer. Peter'e church at 9 a.m. on eat ele-
two yeah ago came to this the wait nxdt vet:mena has been wade for tbe roc- `day when Nellie F., taxon dangbts-
Fiallowdtn Part,. and settled in hodericb, where she wail towns. reThess of visitors
from neighboring
of Mr. and Mn. John MacDonald, of
The Epworth Leaguect North street Of to her now beret. bushaniatit io results and at the same time
er
UI a mingle retiring with the p she of t there le oo ioterfetence with through Hollerith• became the .Tide of Mr.
Methodist church entertaiofd the 1 t mingle largely with the propj codneetion with through Thomas McDonald. of Port Huron,
c •
name
n i he their sob elute ' between here and Tor-
young
or
young people of the chinch and congreno m g is as
gation to a Hallowe'en "at bows" the town, but all who met ber to her , ps..e•ge
on Tuesday evening. The haeement! home lived and respected her for ber i ?sane at liuelph and Toronto is pro-
otithe church was nicely decorated in kind heart and sympathetic manner 1 tided for.
the regulation Hallowe en style and In addition to her busband, rhe is sur• At the waterfront.
the evening was spent in the enjoy -
games
by five daughter : Mrs. Chas. The Bermingham Pinner has been
went of guessing contests, numer.trdi, Dlc9wain, Mrs. Ed. NiNolan, Mrs' closed down fur the season and the
games and music, at the clam of round Gels and Mira MianieOERCIUY.
which tetreshments in the form of ail of Buffalo, and Mira Nora O'Reilly, employees paid off. Three pontoons
apples. candy and nuts wase partakes, of town. ':be [unreal took place on we rearben star rig cod *1. the bleak'
Monday from the residence on a ictot is
of I stereo. to St Peter's church. where
The Ash harvest this season is pro-
After
of Mrs. Wm. Aldous. Rev (rather McR+e conducted requiem duciug rouse record catches in tenth
iAtter • long and painful illne"0. Mr's-' high ruae..and thence to the Colborne the number and the quality of the fish.
V% m. Aldous pared away at her home Catholic cemetery • The palltee•rere Yesterday three touts brought in
on the Huron road on Saturday Iasi. ' were Messrs. D. P. MrrCerthy, R. J. about ;.yhl pounds and on Fr .dip of
Mrs. Aldous was •native of Uryderirb. i Pbslen, Tborras (if iffln. ,John MC -
Caner
week one of the ]IcKsy boats
Iher maiden Rome being' Mary Stewart. , Evoy Owen McEvoy and John Dean. cane in with about '.'NMI pounds of
She is survived by her husband •ode+ Many other friends of the [amily were splendid trout.
threw rhildten, Stewart, Jean and: present at the funeral. Arrivals at the harbor this week
Howard. ib. funeral tont place nn 1 were the Haddington, which came in
Tuesday, the cervices being conducted I The County Court. :,o Friday with Sr1.3rli barbels of
by Rev. J. R. Ford. Tbe pallbearers! Two cases engaged the attention of whir. ; the Morioka, which arrived on
were Messrs. J. Graham. B Hoggartb, i His Honor Judge Doyle in the County `Jut at; t with ya, bushels o[
J. M. A�I� ��! rjti. Ty- !action
last 'week. The fire' was en whear and the Cape, which
lntermtot w� adelf lgaltland n "aetbo by Dern. Rrbreca Davlr, of arrived on Wedlreedae with 110.011
' forth, to recover damages !coos the bushels of wheat, for the Uoderich
Agritory. townships of Usborne and Hay for elevator.
Agricultural Instruction Coaches• injuries received when *be was thrown
Mich. Rev. Father McRae perform
the ceremony. The bride was attired
in her travelling suit of brown velvet
trimmed with fur and sailor hat to
match and was adorned with • cor-
sage bouquet of nphelie rosea and lily -
of -the -valley. Her sister, Miss Jessie
MacDonald, Wu bridesmaid and was
dressed in a pretty gown cf cham-
pagne taffeta and wore a bleak vel-
vet picture bat. She carried • lion-
quet of pini chryrantheme f. Oral groom
was supported by
Udell, of Port Huron. After the cere-
mony the wedding party returned to
the home of the brides parents on
Cambridge street, where a party of
eighteen. consisting only of the near
relatives. .at down to a dainty wed-
ding breakfast. A beautiful and
costly array of gifts bore testimony to
the esteem in which the couple are
beld. Mr. and Mrs. McDonald left on
the 4.50 U. T. R. trwin for their home
at Port Huron.
WI LEON- Ft' LLK1L
A vett' pleasant and happy event
took ?lace oo Wednesday, October •'Ji.
rtmeot of Atprieol- I w auto 0o the road between
A wrung in at 6 u clock in the evening, at Ute home
the Ontario Dep• • meetingan
hips H le• was lhrt Tbe adjourned hewing of the charge 1 cf Mee. ter• J �Vilsoo, of Goderich
bringing
`couple of demo•str•tioo care over i he road u that polo.
C. P R lines 10 Ontario. Uode poorly cooatructed an
will he visited on Tuesday. Novembers ssry.,protect ion. Phe claimed prison bund. of matri y
9nd, ober the tootles will to open to l30' damages. Judgment was reserved.
visitors from 10 o'clock a.m. to 590' The second case was an action by
Peter Murray. who lives in the towo-
.hlp of Hay, about three miles out of
liettsal4 against the corporationpo of
Heneall, to prohibit the e� c.coor ora-
tion from using • parcel
ginally belonging to plaintiffs harm
for • dumping ground. Tbe plaintiff
claimed that bis health and the health
of hie family were injured and his
farm depreciated in value because of
the dumping ground, which be claimed
was in a filthy and unsaoit•ry condi-
tion. He asked for damsgee and an
order requiring the corporation to
clean up the place. In this cane also
Howell Hardware
COMPANY, - LIMITED t'
OOL OHNE.
DEATH ov A Foaxgs Rssrtarr -
Mre. John M. Buchanan. whose death
was announeid In last week's Signal.
resided for • number cf years in Col-
borne township. Sbe was born at
Lachine. Que.. her maiden name being
Mary Blythe Smith. Forty -viz yeah
•go sbe married the late John M.
Buchanan. and they resided on the 9th I p. m. in the alternocn • meeting for
cooceerinn of ibis township. a little 'aide sod wpmen will be held at the
east of Dunlop.From here they re- ;own hall at 2.30 o'clock. and in the
moved two Wiugb•w. where Mr. Bach• ev.rlog at S o'clock there will he a
woes died. Mrs. Buchanan later made public seetiojt at the town hall, at
her home with ber niece. Mrs. W. J 1 which moving pietnres will be 'boson
Flouts', and It was at their home et sad addresses delivered.
Oakville that she died on the 19th Death of Mrs. M. O'Reilly.
Inst., in ber seventy-eighth veer. The Calmly and peacefully Mrs. Michael
remains were taken to Wiogham for 1 p� m lite s. Friday
interment. The deceased is survived O'Reilly passed
byone brother, Mr. Robert Smith, of acted the
mother y course
toof a oving wife
it. close.
Mitchell.
The C•nadiaa Piscine Railway acrd from ber buggy owing to her horse
Her p aiD1t \ 'm. Tbompysw far hter,
was Darrow and •R township when her only daug
d without noose
emo
M. Fuller, also of (ioderic formed township,
the ceremony being per by
Rev. J. E. Ford . The bride wail' unat-
tended. The wedding took plans in
the parlor, under an arch of ferns and
asters. The bride entered the parior
leaning on the arm of her uncle. Mr.
Henry Wileoc,. of Stratford, to the
strains of Mendei$sobn'e wedeln.;
march played by Miss Mary E. Medd,
of Auburn, ber cousin. Sim looked
very chat -mow in a dress of white silk
embroidered net with pearl trimenicg
over white silk, with silk embroidered
veil and wreath of orange blossoms_
Wrangle the Police 'Court
Hilo in f7nntng tbe two Owns
to $'Sy.M). _ _
PERSONAL MENTION.
Miner Adelaide and I.elphine \airs visited
at Toronto ti.i• week.
Mo.. Woe. Met 'reath 14 visiting her -.•n. Mr.
B. H. Mce'reath. arid other fnrn1...1 1 nronlu.'
Mr Hawll Fez, of 11..- ('1100 (tank. Bt.
Cathauow. i• .1.5.1101 two week. holiday., to,
town.
Clinton New En' • Mr . H. Penn•draker h
whaling .ti tiodcri_b eat :sbe ypvnitan tine
week.'
Mire Foet.er, of the loot*T'.- "t -`R. has re
turned from a holW.y v telt with re•ativer at
London.
Mr. Jam•- Horton ha. reeno!rd to tome
horn li.deri•k town -hip and b Lv nig near eke
t,ollegt.ee In.titate.
Mr• Mrl'h•r.n len (1,n. week to •rend
several mesa 4. with ber u•urhtar. ?Ire tUr 1
Mu..e. at Barton. Mao
Mr• .issuers Mar\'rr•.r Asti .on leave re:
tersest bon. after triennia ber vermin Mr.
rill ]Int. N. Pretrial. ►lor.d.ls.
Mr. and qtr..:t'. A. N urn arid Mr. end Mr.,.
J. W. Fraser and Mi. Fraser rooted 'traltwd'
M iaatay• imitator the tnp in Mr. Fryee•
sato.
liquor into Huron county was Annabel Irene, was united in the holt
before Police Magistrate Kelly on Sat- mr>o united
Mr. Rhe holy
urday, when hut little progress was
made, as s witness from Stratford
turned out to be the wrong man.
Crown Attorney Seager, who prose-
cuted, asked for a further adjourn-
ment. but Mr J L. "Chlorin, who
appeared for the defence. was opposed
to this. This led to a wordy debate
between the two lawyers, during
which the magistrate vainly eodeav-
ored to make himself beard. Mr. Kil-
loran accused the Crown attorney of
trying to run the oourtand the Crown
attorney retaliated by accusing Mr.
Killoran of using •hesive language.
Police Magistrate Kelly finally de-
cided
e i and earryiuR •bouquet of caverna.
cided toadj' urs, but hefore the time l and ferry. Sba wore the Rift of the
of the next bearing was announced room, a gold band initialed bracelet.
ofthe
the Crown attorney left the court. Mr. groom,
patriot received from the groom a
vis ng to og a eke bis
shot ofy Gin old brooch with setting of rubies and
court. him w "take ►n bat off in g pearls Atter the signing of the
notI t An adjournment when.
was made I�rter, the wedding patty, which in-
casefor a rown, had b, after tbe eluded only the immediate relatives
Dare loose Crown been Hood. of the beppy couple, among them be-,�
Mr. Killoran moved for acquittal. b- Ing Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilson and
he claimed no evidence had been sub -children, of Stratford, sat down to a
sumptuous repast. the tablas being
dote in white and green. in keeping
with the bowie decorations of white
esters and ferns The evening was
spent in vocal and instrumental music',
including gramophone and violin
selections. The presents were numer-
ous and beautiful. The bride's travellinogg
suit was of Belgian blue hroadclotb
and white bat with willow plume. Mr.
and Mrs Fuller will reside on tbe fkh
concession and the best wishes of
many friends attend them.
rich
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LONDON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC 1
\...
_ AND -or
SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION, LIMITED
UMPRECEDENTBD OFFER OF SCHOLARSHIP AND PRIZES.
W me far Partreslars
LgTTIE ARMSTRONG.
Registrar.
Address: -334-6 Dundas St.,
F. LINFOM�HBac ill s St
London, Ont.
Judge Doyle reserved bis decninn.
New C. P. R. Schedule.
A new timetable on the C. P. H
comes into effect on October 31.t.
The morning train will leave Goderich
at7 o'clock. Arriving at Toronto 11.33
e. m. The afternoon train will leave
here dit '3:1t o'clock, arriving at l'0-
resto 7 10 p. w. Westbound the ser milted that the liquor was not for
vies from Toronto is at 8 20 a. w.. personal use. The magistrate reserved
arriving here at 12.45 p. in.. and at hdecision for one week and in the
5.111 p. m., arris ving here at 9.43 p. m. 1 the decision not Ming for
IThis soil: give people from outside acquittal twee detendanl wi log hisll be given de=
points an opportunity of coming to the opportunity
town and leaving the same day, after fence.
s stay of nearly two boon. which was ter. M. G Camerons Addresses.
rot possible under the old arrange-
ment. Mr. M G. Cameron. K. l'., addressed
The change moots with mach a meeting held at Exeter on t be even-
spptoval among our ing of the loth lost. for the
Mr. and Mr-. Albert Winton' hove removed
to town f .Sou b.w.td'rn awd are living nu
'1 rathlg•r .lre.-L Mr ver later I. the Pruden..
tial !mummer seer.[ .u....e.hs. Mr. U. kh
mer.
Mn. J. H Mar -pall ..ad dasghtrr Hanel Ni
Caned to tows on ri.t.rdsy art.r seise ad
two urea. a Ottawa. where Mr.. Mar Abell at.
leaded the Dominion conrentinn d the
W. C. T. U.
Mr. and Mr Geom.! King wen atToreeto
lam ei •t attending a doab,e wevld.eg b 'Ire
l.asIorth avenue Mey Mdl.t ober -11. where two
daughter. of Mr. and Mn. Harbert Cu. hag
were given is mart Mire.
Mr. d IL Bk -k. who roe the /am eight
month wa- in beat retb a.ae.gleg L' 4201 Mei.
W.I-uud drag tae. during the t °lona. al►
rear* At Ls•doo, hee reterset to town. the
bo-inwebavtt bees seta
lira J. Hoglund Sleaaan., et^ Toronto 1 furs
er1 of tk.derkbt, ansoarrose tb•: a cresol
of her i.ugtt.r Dorothy la Lieut. J. Hes.�a
Wearies. ov er+erw.rater.: tut Hotta Ilan. lowsacf
..god its. sae Mn.l Y. tress. rewilyrthe
rnarrielge to take 11.de ��� E�g+++tta�t•�•�� earl in
November.
The Beaforth Ezoodtor ears: Mr. 1, K.
Rice. who W had the ae
Wi nons burbles. hen MOOD the took
oo.rmsod of the 11d Re*io.eat 1n Leaden, 1.
Duig resuming( . t •week
y okf weight montboomh. hem M
Hark has made many 1, .sol•. abet will rettr.t
hie reoev.t
business men bimetal. of
---- Some time ago the transportation the Red Ctb 1 fund. The Exeter
committee of .be hard of Trade nut t Advocate in the xt
reporting •g g
several officials of the C. P. R. sod 1
THE
MODEL THEATRE �:�� ��S16E IEA PUTS Uft
COMING THIS
Friday and Saturday, Oct. 29 and 30
MR. ROBERT EDESON, in the thrilling
play of the trackless wotxls
"The Call of the North'
in five Silts 317 Scenes
On Tuesday and \ednesday, Nov. 2. 3
A UId production featuring JU'LiUS STEVFK in
b'The Fifth Commandment"
the splay that made him mous
The two big Serials oa MONDAYS and THURSDAYS
very entertaining
Big Quality Prnrinctiont every night
are
MID COLOR IM HAM
says : "The addresses were interest -
toter trod well receive.] by all present.
`principally the address of the chief
speaker ot the evening. Mr. Cameron,
1 whose remarks on patriotism. es ap-
t plicable to the present conditions, utas
a masterly effort."
On Tuesday evening of last week a
Red Cross meeting 'iris held at Kincar-
I I dine, and The R. p trter isya : "Tbe
ISMAIA"" ' address of the even.og was given by
Don't eta1 nage Tan and lair 1 Mr. M. (1 Camrtnn, of (iodericb.
darkaia hair w natural Seldom. if ever, ba. a Kincardine
pleat
mousy can tall audience had the *Allure of neatening
' eme�. tosncb a well proofed and lucidly
delivered review of matters pertaining
Tea elea tetra pay, fel leader bit* to Canada. tt. Empire and three en -
%Maze dark and luntnia amid esaa RRAged in the present world struggle.
�t H waif sot • M chord
ADMISSION - lOcard5c i
ant
at any &sahi la . scrim of
Ibis old, famous Nage Tea R.elm ars
with ease and elo.pueoee,
• arrayed bis facts in a manner that wee
pM•dog and eonincing Perhaps
the one jarring note Was the tardiness
...hath, says • yell-1tnowe 1 i of the Canadian -hot in enlisting. Th.
base. 11.111.•___, it airkeas teem wore before them. and the.peaker
bin_ .lea y t.SM w M. deplored that the re•, ord wadi unfavm-
tell It has betaT►es whose hair it turning M able to us Y Canadians. The address
•g tllAy. threeitthout was an endeavor to give
Mmblie larasi dry. eer'e�ty sad tine bla beaten• a sienna and ideals of the
hese a iorprise nenftlwfi tbiwn, ksmsas highest type. Sem, e to their fellow.
Flaxseed New a Wonderful Human
Food.
as deodulized and used io Dr. Jack-
son's Roman Meal. it's the most
nourishing seed grown. It hes .1 -
ways been known as a wonderful foot:
for stock, but since Dr. Jackson's
discovety of a method of deodorising
it. it bAs become available es a delicious
human food, '-I per cent. nt it being
used in Roman Meal. This food is
guaranteed to relieve constipation, or
"money back." It also nourishes
better than meet and prevents indi-
gestion Ask your doctor. At .11
grocers, 10 tents and 26 cents.
=.Aja er two aRllmtrsa tb P'•y mer and bomaelty .1 large was the
ka�u+/g\yss and 7w°r 1."°ks Msa� keyhole thvoughour. Tbead ir,e. oat
a�..I-.-.-a-�• dark �'r-bdiantlh4�ll alms- lieteeed to with .1.oe interest and
elver..
pia are t Gad hNig halt apPlaaded repeatedly
d,1Me is w_ Mr. ()ammoth
has received e fol.
posetwitive 112a sweet zit W
mem& Moving letter trims Elmer :
Mtwr erbs x#414Mat-sews. lint.
'. Rags sad Bei- Eta'in. Mit. u a, tet
hair end esus i•rwleh, Ijrrt f the ehalnivar• of the
fear tsrhal S110111•11111. 1 beg
with
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WEAK LUNGS
Bronchitis -Asthma- -Coag hs
Night Swe•te-Debility .04
. those sooditiseirleadiag two - -
CONSUMPTION
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iLLNI'ILPH E. PAI.MTR. on oath.
kry�re• "'Nature. ,CTeatb•' is what
=Need tae.
CH•litLIS KNOPB. on path. ways:
"My nigh- .went• .t -'5p. -l. •rd rat
hemenhsge .Gapped rrem the ant ear.'
LAW'S 1'. LINK. os oath. say' '1
\are to thank '.tdstoma Creation. that
I sat ber, today...
trydend for Booklet containing
complete .tateaoe.t., on oath.
from thole who have seed "Na-
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Nature's Creation Co.
of Canada, Limited
Root' 14. C084:1: AVE 91. ILt)INIi
Toronto. Canaria
Have beautiful
window decorations
Nothing gives so much plelfe
as a well decorated window.
Your windows will be the envy
of your neighbors if you use the
cXter' Flat Rod
-for curtains and draperies
Guaranteed not to sag
or tarnish
There it a Kinch Fiat Rod in a
color to with your woodwork .w
draperies. Every rod contains :.
written guarantee tlut it will 011
rag or tari.,h.
h'a soeasy
with the Kirschto harse an
ive
Pct P.4
Come in and see them
GEO. HOHMEIER
A cable .1i.patch reports that the
steamship D onnacona has been •unk
by •tierIna n submarine. The Donne
cline was formerly nn the lire•t Lake.
and was well known at this poet. The
crew were rescued in roil -Atlantic by
the steamer Ariel. It i• understood
there were no tioderiib boys among
them.
LYRIC THEATRE
THE HOUSE OF REFINED
PHOTOPI•AYS
Wilson
L►mss
STOVES
Stoves.-- - ----- Stoves
Now is the time to look
up -your Range for the
winter. We have some-
thing new in this line.
GASOLINE ENGINES
From t j to to horsepower,
Windmill Pumps
and Windmills
Water Systems installed
We have just a few Buggies
left at cut prices. Also a
line of harness, Horse
Blankets and Robes, Wash-
ing Machines, Churns and
Cream Separators.
Massey=Harris Shop
Hamilton St , Gederick
reekeleare
The Dem for the Graduates of the
LTi'
Triage ...... 1 hurler Bl•. Turoato
during the last two month* hair Mea
more than four times nor supply
Enter now. Catalogue free.
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LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
The meeting announced tor
last
f Fri-
day evening for tbe purpose n
form-
ing a motor club in Goderich failed to
laaterielize. Only three or four auto -
owners presented themselves sad no
business was transacted.
The Signal cornmen.es Ibis week
the publication of a eerie" of famous
short stories. The Ant. Edward
1 Everett Hal-'. "The Man Without a
Country," will be found nn paste 6 of
this iraae.
No tiny or girl in town shnuid miss
the chance to learn from the magnlil-
rent pictures to be shown in Knox
ehurcb lettere scowl Monday evening
of the life of our Canadian heroes in
Fraise and o• other battle6aldr.
Special Features
Next Week
A few of the stars that will
appear at this theatre in the
near lubes are : James ('ruse.
Merllarlte Sow. Florence Let
Dade, all of Million Lollar Mys-
tery fame. Alto Dorothy tlisb,
Matgarlta Fisher. Charles Hunt,
William 1. Hart, Henry Wan
hall and a dozen others. Mutual
Master pictures have .wt a new
standard in mntioo pictures rand
stand for quality. Asother hig
surprise for next week. Watch
closely
PATHI4 NEWS and the NR V
EXPWITn of ELAINE
every week.
Ajnieaisa as usual lac ani k
Watch for the Mutual Master
picture* the sure sits of qual-
ity.
Brantford Roofing
Suitable for all kitnlsot %toilet-
ing% ; houses. barns or shells.
Crystal (in reel or green),$3.50
per square.
No. :t Asphalt Roofing. $3.50
per wluare.
No. 2 Asphalt Roofing, $3.00
per square.
No. 1 Asphalt Roofing. $2.2.'
pe are.
Mn Roofing, $I.75 per
W. R.PINDER
Phone F.O, Hamilton Street
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