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In addition to our
A- main. muted •
Bicycle work
We on in a position to
SHARPEN
KNIVES
OP LL KINDS
SCISSORS
LAWN td0tViRS
SKATES
AXES
CHISELS
Having installed spec-
ial apparatus for
this work.
East Street Garage
WEAK LUNGS
Bronchitis. -Asthma--Coughs
Night Sweats -Debility and
those cooditlooe leading to
ONSUMPTION
news [utracts gra swore t. Wwee
ttAgfitiLPR E PALMVIt. on with.
aye: "' ; atur• ,l'reettoe t. abet
Moped ase. "
c:BaHWA g HOP' on with. ay.:
"My MA' anent. at.taped. gird aur
Msorrhege •le,p•d from the art dor."
W1.11t C. Zi' K. on oath. res.. -1
have toSneak • vat are• (,e..ro■ that
1 ema hese ease."
seined fes Booklet e„■talnlne
reande'e MNestems. ma mill.
lnuw them oh. Imre ..ed "Na,
tare. Cradles.
Nature's Creation Co.
of Canada, Limited
ROUP 11. C•1MG1tkVE lit.ILI,ING
Toronto. , se,,t•
LOCAL TOPICS
Huron Old Says .f Tensa e.
The seventeenth enamel nmet1.g.1
the Huron Oid Bays' Association .f
Toronto will br held 1. the Cale Sorg
14 al.y( street i..t.s. Friday woo
November lith, at $ o'clock, ger
shuns of allegro and the tra.a.etion
of gsstltf.l b.1..r. At the oos.io-
ion of the business the •ns.el baagoet
will b. held.
Mattered Lodge Officers.
Maitland Lodge, No. 4, A., V. t
A.M., held its assusl of ori -
use on Tuesdey r• whim the
toI owing were 1 W.ttr.
wr Iensr; woke weirdos. IL J.
snwaw ; jambe ward**. Boo. Mac-
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; cbaplalo, Alva. Straiten I
taesterw, lit. G. B.y.olds ; secretary,
L. B. Doherty ; kyle'', John McKay.
Little Chap Badly Burned.
"Bobble," the four-year-old son of ',
IMr..ad Ids, Charism Ma k. has bees 1
boverleg beams life sad death steel
Saturday sfter.00s Ian. He was
playing around a boars when his
clothes look lire and be was terribly
turned about the legs and lower pert } i
of the body. The obitd now tis in •
very critical condition. but with • fair
chance t recovery if no complications
set in
Woods Bowling Alleys.
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A SINGER SEWING MACHINE
Mr. F. H Wood tars purchased the
bowling alleys that were formerly
located is the Opera House huddled
and bag placed them in the bsssm.at
of his store on is Square. The place
has be nicely fitted up for the two of
the bowler'. and there will be some
Good spurt with the big balls during
the coming winter. Mr. Wood invite
all to come and gee the alleys, which
are open for play today.
O. C. I. Board.
The Goderich Colleri•ts Institute!
board met on November 4th. Dr.
Emmerson took bis seat at the board
as representative of the public (reboot
toned Ac•;ouote totalling 157.90 were
cordoned to be paid. Toe matter of in-
creasing the salaries of Miss Hodge
and Mies Duroin was discussed and it
was finally decided to increase the sal-
aries of these teachers by 175 each.
commencing January lir. 1916 The
caretaker was given so increase of $50
in his', dairy, commencing (ktober 1st.
191: Dr. lOcmersnn was appuioled a
member of tis property committee.
Thanks from Lieutenant -Governor.
The !signal has received en expres-
sion of thanks from His Honor the
Lieutenant -Governor. Sir John ' Hen-
drie, for services rendered by thi. pa -
pr in metafiction with the Trafalgar
Day appeal of the British Red Cross
Society. The Dote received states that
it is exported. wbeo the final report of
the campsigo is made to Lord Lans-
downe, provident of the British ltsd
ONTARIO
Tosasaaa. 11evam a 11. ISM S
sue $48.
or an Electric Motor
FREE OF CHARGE I
If you guess the nearest to the number of bullets in the jar
For every 25 -cent purchase you get a gnaw.
We have os hand the finest lint Of Christmas Goods sod
Stamped Pieces we ever had,
Something fol 1b% men, the women and the children.
%abide Goods all ashy
Come and see what we have. Yon can buy goods more
cheaply here and have ad ppportunity of getting a sewing
lnachiue for nothing,
Mrs. L B. Tape, CIDIiaH
Woe. wadi gives away by her breast,
Mr. L B. lief*. its emote' Ott ho
Om Mile was • ba.ieoms geld wash
and dote. Mrs. s B. M.10 played**
we j march. Tb. b.5 y wattsMR Ws •ftern on o. die h delsi
teals for • two a..ths' trip 1.Tbsecif.
.ad Mirth 71 .waada. Maw Pest
MM.. he.. wiener they will bti.m Werermss.r s low digs to i
Wads. ear their new hoose la Va.-
esevur, by way of Dotson stud Mg -
Wee.
taoderich Herrirulatr.l Society. '
nist •seed meetly' of the A.drish
Hortk.k.m1 Soshy was held os
Thursday. Movem►sr 4th. The report
of the 'bowed that Iodic yew
1 i the $o ly by 1 ar
Ii bre. eseb •i
whom waof The
s e U isi01 s scoot • 601.1
.rise et Mi.50. tied tip bulbs wore at.
t t mead woman IAN members at • shad.
i1 o< $13Lafl 'Ibs QOTuw $I g*••t 1
tea Society was $lid rani tE! aO5P 7
grant wee 46 The cost of sainted)
wee ee of flower beds et the hospital was
1 members$10.57, and peltas fur sehaol chlWres
er
amatotod to 110 Tbi. year there
are 139 members enrolled • the Gov•
oment grant is 11f7 and the county
pas- Irl.. Tho sum available for the
benefit of the members for literature
and bulbi Is !N143. The sum of has
beeo set aside fur poises for school
children's exhibits of flowers and fere
►•bias at lbw fall fair and the usual
'sperm of flower beds at the hospital
will be met. Mr. J. Mtraitoo WAS
elected president and Mr. A. D. Mc-
Lean
o-Lean vice president and the following
were appointed directors : Messrs. B.
Hoggartb, Rev. Father McRae, D. J.
Naftal. W. H. Harrison, 14... J. B.
Ford, J. W. Van•tter, Wm. Coats.
Dr. (fallow and Chas. K. Maunders.
Mr. Wm. Lane woo appointed *eere-
tar]•treasurer, and Meters. R. li. Rey-
nold, and U. A. were 'ret d
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Cro.a Society, it will be found that the for 1316 and costa The county ap-
Provisee of Osumi° baa giver ap-' peeled the case to Toronto and it was
proximately three times the amount 1 beard by the DivWoaal Court last
asked of it. snook, when judgment was given die-
, missing the appeal W Proudfoot,
Al the Waterfront I K.C. for pl•lotih, sod M. 0. Cameron,
E. C., for defendant.
The steamer Graham arrived coo
Thursday with 11H,'1glt bushels of
w►at, the Kaiaks co Friday with
abut the *este asosat, sod the Pal -
moose no Tuesday with 114.100 busbels
of a mixed cargo of wheat, flax and
oats. Thea* boats unloaded et the
G•nd.'tieb elevator.
The steamer Mariaka arrived again
this morning with a full cargo of grain
for the Godericb elevator and is now
unloading.
The steamer. Ma U. n and Val Cort Mr
discha"ted cargoes , 1 wheat et the Big
1 Mill. The former hail 150,4111 bu+bels
and the later _'05,t0M) bushels.
8hipmenis out by rail are about
/equal to the amount brought in 1,7
water.
'County Loses Appeal.
'Ile county of Huron hen fort its
appeal in the twee of Holtsested vs.
tb. county of Huron. This was an se-
ttion brought by F Holmestrl. R.C.,
es magistrate for the town of f4eatorth
and the tnwnebins of McKillop end
Tuckersmitb, for $, JI, rent of office,
fuel, liehl and rurnitnrr. for five years,
from 1910'10 1914, at $100 per year. H'
Honor Judge Holt gars judgment in
11 the plaintiffs favor against the county
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i 40o Gold Fish Free 400
at The Rexall Store
Fri. and Sat., Nov. 12th and 13th
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Generous Cheque for Red Cross.
Mr. Hector Hays returned on Tues-
day from Heart's Delight Steck Farm.
Now York State, where be t ten
days' holidays the guest ci Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Miner. Mrs. Miner before
her marriage was Miss Alice Trainer,
and is a member of a former well-
known Goderich family. She showed
her sympathy with Canadian interest.
in • eubetential manner by handing Mr.
Hays a cheque for $100 for the Cana-
dian Red Cross Society, which Mr
Hays bas handed ober to the local gr•.lr Indict■, sed b so.•tltetle■al ce■dltlo■.
branch of the Society. Mrs. Miner's ,.este■. o■.tu■ti■mie tre■ts.■t tl.u'. (•.-
sisler, Mies Tillie Trainer. formerly on ten h Cure is takes i.ter..a9e acid arta through
the leaehiog staff of the Goderieh pub- h erbldd°sutwMjn■euih e Iwedu, . oµ't t a~to.
lie pehocls, elan was at Heart's De- l r,,7,,„7 -
light
erg ts. astk■t wra■gth er bo,lelr.g
light She had been 1n very poor up toe owsdltu4ioa acd a,-hada■ n•,ure in
health for w.me time end spent six doa•r Ir work. The Onterrawv hers "' law*
months in hospital at Baltimore, but rgirh Is the tareor powei..4 H,il - t sl..r,t
110spi I'ur that they err, ons ksdre.l dela•, foe
is now wu.•h improved.
any Gees tont It 611. t. carr. Mend for Inst of
teetlsa.•W..
G C. L Literary Society. Addr.e: r. J CHIGMET a Ca. Toledo. ON..
The G. C. I. Literary Societ held a Sow by all dr■eip..a isr
meeting on Friday evening. wbeo the
following p tsm was carried out :
Seeger auditors. It was decided to discontinue
supplying the members with The
Canadian Horticulturist Msss,a. J.
Straiton, Wm. Cots and Dr. (fallow
were appointed • committee W par -
chime plants fur distribution next
spring.
flloo Reward. 5100 ,
The reader. of tbl. paper rail be plerrd to
Mare that then 1. et lead ewe dtwd..t &n-
en.,
b.
en., that science he• bees ahie to cure le all
it. etegre, sr.* tart b. rataerb. C.terrk Wee
Pianoforte so u, Mies N. Whitely
recitation, "The Story of a Bashful)
Man," Mies I. Foster, encore, '•Nrddy's
Visit ;" song Mr. O. White : declama-
tion. 'The Difference
ifference between Allied `
and German Soldiers," Graham Roes ;
pianoforte duet, C. Dalton end Bert
Cott ; address, "Looking Ten Years
Ahead," Rev. Geo. R. Rows ; recitation,
an amusing de•eript ins of eosp•nioaa
in a dining -car, Mien M. Spain, encore,
**Newsboy Dave •" pianoforte duet,
Fred and Julia Beavers; distribution
of prizes for field day epef s by Mise
Hodge, Mies Donnie' and Mr. A. M.
Robertson ; readier of the G. C. I.
.louloal by J. Garvey : quartette,
Misses 1!. Medianus and Ruth Hamil-
ton and Meson. O. White and Bert
OutL A chorus by the Glee Club and
God Have the King completed the pro -
Resat•
Olg A V Ie Fcslare.
ala
}wt Acaat)
opened with the Union
IBM=
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NAQA Bask Can two
Caada to the
names two pecions
,
Is that if one diel the fanny funds are not tied up
just when they are likely to be most needed. The
survivor can withdraw the money w)thovt..4411,Y or
banality.
Think tt over -then open a joint Account. ,
Godericb tifanch.•Fi woo 1-1.401.11314 Muller.
aresseemlelie
"Somehow yon seem to have grows
shorter instead of taller eines 1 last
saw you." 'Well, I've serried and
',tiled down.
.Timelier -'•Have yoo ever wen ban-
anas growi•g r Archibald - "No,
ma'am ; I hover had ria to stand and
watch them r
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
Mn. J. H. Marshall, Wellesley
street, will receive every third Friday.
instewd"of the fourth Friday as form-
erly.
H. C Dunlop's change of lid. canoe
to band too late for insertion this
week. it Call. attention to spacial
values in stationery.
Mr. Jas. W. Mallon, of 1'oroot-,
Provincial inspeetor of legal offices,
wadi in town on Tuesdayon his official
vi.it two the offices of rovincial offi-
cials
Mts. T. H Mitchell will receive with
her mother, Mrs. W. A. Rhyne*,
AIon'.ra1 street, nn Wed oeediy,
November 17tb, from 4 to 8,
and afterwards on the first Wedoes-
day of each month.
Mr. James Stewart, South street,
• leftatt iso cea ew ayg
t i • Change in the "Movie" Business. iosity in the shape of a -
growth
• - ,< = Commencing at 8 a.m., Friday, Nov. 12th,
•• ' ex' ' we will give away
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ABSOLUTELY.. FREE
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• 200 GLASS AQUARIUMS, LARGE SIZE
• One aquarium containing two Gold Fish, with water plant and pebbles, will be
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•given free with each purchase of Rexall Goods amounting to jo cents or over and
a to -cent box of Fish Food.
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• GOLD FISH can be success-
• fully kept in small aquariums
•and give the children a pleasant
• and practical lesson in nature
study .
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• absolutely reliable, but should any
• that preparation back to us and we
• See Our Windows on Wednesday
This is purely an advertising offer. The fish
and globes alone are worth more than the
amount you are required to purchase.
Rexall Goods are made in Canada, and are
of them prove unsatisfactory to you, bring
will gladly refund the purchase price.
Choose from this List soc worth of Goods
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• Rexall Violet Talcum Powder
SRexall Tooth Paste
Rexall Tooth Powder
Rexall Toilet Cream ....
• Rexall Cream of Almonds.
• Rexall Slaving Sticks
• Rexall Shaving Powder
• Rexall Shaving Lotion .00
• 25c0
Retail IOc and 51
ll Kidney Remedy
Rexall Little Liver Pills 2
IPc Rexall Stomach and Liver Pills tic and 25c
Resell Liver Salts 50c and 11.00• Rexall Rheumatic Remedy....
glig Recall Sacs: parilla Tonic... 11.00
Rexall Headache powders and Wafers 10c. 5c
• Rexall Bronchial Tablets. 10c
• Retell Lace and Silk Cleaner 225cc
• Rexall Sei.dliti Powders
tic
25c
2.5c
25c
• 25c
and get the Gold Fish and Aquarium
Rexall Harmony Rose Talcum tic
Rexall Mucu-Tone 50c and 11.00
Retail Mentholine Bal.- 25c
Rexall Healing Salve • 25c
Rexall Carbolic Salve
Rexall Cold Cream
tic
25c
Rexall Face Cream 25c and 50c
Rexall Cherry Bark Cough Syrup 25c and 50c
Rexall Cold Tablets 25c
Rexall Cine of Cod Liver Oil.. 11.00
Rexall Celery and Iron Tonic..:...... 11.00
Retail Conip. Syrup Hypophosphates. 11.00
Retail Rubbing Oil. 25c
Rexall White Liniment tic
Rexall Tickle Stopper 10c
26c
Rexall Corn Solvent
Rexall Baby Cough Syrup
EVERYBODY WANTS GOLD FISH.
• Don't forget the dates, Friday and Saturda , November 12th and 13th.
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2.5c
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• GODERICH - - ONTARIO
H. G. DUNLOP
me - . store
• Mrs. Geo. Huggins, the former per 1"u fully two and a hall inrdoe. long.
•prietres of the Lyric Taeatre, having
removed to Toronto, Mr. F. (i, ,Wet.
• more of Lb. Model Theatre has taken
Ali over the Staines. He has removed
all the new equipment from his
• focuser place of bus iocs and has M-
•stalled it in bis new premises, which
be has re -named the Model Theatre.
• In thee, ptemirrs, which are more
• oommodicus, be will have greater
wait • fair crop on the tree to
the regular season. Mr. Stewart has
been growing fruit nearly ad bis life
and he says be never before saw so
large a Lear of fhe second crop.
Peter W. Carney. a young last w
was arrested near Wingham, appeared
before Judge Doyle one day last week
on a charge of stealing a tricycle. He
was remanded until Wednesday cf
If you succeed in .:onviseing a girl
ti..tt she bac beautiful hands her
mother will have to do the dish-wmob-
iog thereafterward.
CHURCH NOTES.
The Right Rev. David Williams, M.
A., D. D., Bishop of Huron, will be at
St. George's church next Sunday eve. -
leg nod will conduct a confirmation
service.
"The Prophecy of Micah" will be
the subject of Monday morning's ser-
mon in the Raptiat church. In the
evening the pastor will speak on
"tibrist'a Fourth Cry from the Cross.'
Rev. (leo. E Ross will preach in
Knox church morning end evening
next Sabbath. The subject of dis-
course in the morning .411 be : "The
Unseen Factor." In the evening :
"The Church and Consecrated Girl-
hood."
Rev. W. K. Heger wi:1 preach at
both services at North street Metho-
dist church next Sunday. Morning
subject : ••The law of the spirit of 111.
in Christ Jesus hath trade us free from
the 1•w of sin and death." Evening
subject : "'It. Pard'. answer W the
question, What is a Christian 7'
At V ictnria .t....t. Methodist ehurch
next Sunday the pastor, Rev. J. lis
Ford, will Drench both worming and
evening. The morning subject will be
"Charterer B.lil.ling in Youth." woad -
draw cope: Tally for boys and girls. A
boys' choir willr vide the music
under the leadership of Mr, J. M.
Adams. In the' evening the subject
will be "Making Void (hod's Low."
World's Temperance Sunday will t s
observed next Sundav by • rally of 1
the Sunday *chords of the two Metho-
dist churches. the Baptist church.
Use Presbyteries church and fialtford
ualoe 9ueday school. w be held at K at z
rhumb at s o'clock is 4re afternoon.
A program of music ani addressee has
been arranged and the diming will be
devoted to the work of the Oommittee
of Oss Hustles/ remedy formed so
counsellors with the Dominion Alli-
ance for Use purpose of endeavoring
to have Ontario ylaced under prohibi-
tion by ()midribs Day of 1918. The
children of the various Wbbat .d.ols
are tusked to be in their own se'booh m
2 30 o'clock, and thence to march t.
Eno: church.
facilities for attending 10 the want. of this week for enquiries, when it was
• the numerous patrons of the "movies." found that be was ars absentee without
In the abort time that Mr. Wetmore
leave from an industrial school at
• has been in the moving picture bond- an en•iable repotetion and the found
An officer of the school b-
•pel
pelf in Godench be has won for him- log on hand. the 1.4 was handed over
to be returned to rise industrial school.
"movie fans" are delighted to know
• that be intends W maintain the high
•standard he bha already set. dor.
Wetmore is ooe who is not afraid to
• let the public ►qow when be her a
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good thing. and kis weekly advertise-
ment is pet used with interest by Sig-
• nal readers
• Morrow -Hale.
Strstford,Beacon (Monday) : A quiet
• but very pretty wedding was cele -
1111 bested at noon on Monday at the ren-
ds
dence of Mr. E. B. Hale, 84 Elizabeth
' street, when bid sister, Mils M ode
INV Hale, was joined in tuarrlage to Mr.
• Wa, Mirr.,ir. of Vancouver,rs.
MIrrow is well known in Stratford,
•; having been • frequent visitor in the
• city. She i• the daughter of Mrs.
H. Hale, of Goderch. Mr. Mirrow is
• a Government rontrsctor in Vancou-
•' ver. Rev. Mr. Dewey performed the
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr.. Jobs ,. uuflrIgg tbie week .int her
!Ywe'M
Pt,ewv .off M pls..ers .+ rp...,t d;netph.
... v Wtltg ttwa is 9edor i•- h or, r Meade).
d.l
Pte. T. Bee. t1 M ilk. mid Bat tattoo. 1.,"
do.. wee labia feled
e here Over the milk
eat.
MMi Aeie• Fi-ner and family have removed Weint. town from Wein tiler and wail reale their
home here. We welcome them to oar tows.
Mr. (:N. Mtraeaao, of chimes,. 111. relented
M.dal
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on Tberwlal orelee ahrr w few d. '
.1•'t with W parent.. Mr. .ad Mn W8lN.
femme
Mr. ani )1”.•. J. P. Amara has. interned to Bl
Iowa Hr. own es. ■ w netreatment at
o
Jaen. Reptile. hpltal. Baltimore. with Mae -
eclat re •h
u.
Mr. F.rneat Prttchant. who hal been .ohne
all •ummrr on the .0 over Pawnees.. a, rte..'iu tio.tench en Tweeter "red wltl ..e,.ie make
LI. mine here
)fro 1_ B. Tete esu called to Mento lei le.t
desogbtee K T.
a
week by the d.wth .f hie •+.ter Mr. R. 1.
eeevmony. The Mid., a hn Inoked lb nett. esters death .s. nn.d on 'Friday after
•I becoming in her travelling suit of navy an illy... t ...semi month, Mr. Tape re-
•wined until after the Metal.
• Mr. and Mr. It H. Reid and .on.. Maple awl
Peeca of W'en1.teek..pent the week -end M
;.anMd M•. and Mr•. Held on their let are to
Wad -tack and timid -et, rel dare . inning In
tent . drys
Mr. A. H. Wi .nn, of cert t '111ae.. 11u.. been
vtd•fwg res• anon with hi. fatMrin-Jew
tarots $bash A D. Cameron. Mr. Willman
ay• dieeanted t anal len Ido• re are nee -
deafly paeans tbr.rab rnrt wooing es their
way to their boss In ube Weal. acid In pate of
•j irederieh ton gne.la of Mr eau Mer. rr■ak
N. -'d M wad nd J k w.e■w
COMING
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• GUY BROS.
• Everything new but the name
Opera Mouse, Friday. Nov.
19th
BIG MINSTRELS
SGREAT MILITARY OPENING
"Just Before 4he /Battle"
ega 5 BIG FEATURE
me aura OF VAUDEVILLE 12
• Oar Own Coaert Brod and Orchestra
• Big Street Parade at neon
• PRICER •`
•I Achille 361 sod We, Children 'Me
their weasel• all are eheert.1 and seti.ltk.
Mr. Wiles • me Mem 4... the Brine Hee
with the i;arwlsa tram..
(uOERICH MARKETS.
Tramway. Nem. 11tH.
wAeet, ese loo0. ' . e s $ It
. war bosh
ria► hest
E. oared. min
s•ewe
Mr
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173 to 301
las to ale
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YOUR PORTRAIT -aiift that money
'can't buy, hut for you to give the
very thing. To friends and krhafolls
your portrait all Christmas will carry
a ,message of thoughtfulness that n
scat to a personal visit. Make the
appointment today.
THE SAI.t.OWS STUDIO
VOU are invited to attend l the'
opening of the Bowling Alleys
in the basement of the Pastime 1!
Billiard Parlor : : , .•
There is no indoor game that equals p j
Bowling for Health,
Exercise, Recreation
"Bowling"
The Busy Man's Health Regulator
t Bowlers never get apperxlicitis. Q Bowling, -in unsurpassed
recreation. q Bowling cures stomach fag (1 Bowling, a ten
strike in exercise. (I Bowling. the best indoor enjoyment.
Il A • titivation- One hour's bowling, One hour at howling.
One hour's bowling The easy plan Time well spent,
Relieves indigestion. To make the world An amusement
A healthy man. tnnotent.
III CAWaloftawl eajpy yourself. F. H. WOOD, Prop. i
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•ITlekets on sale We•tnesday at H. " N:"'
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MODEL THEATRE
FORMERLY THE LYRIC
Having purchased the -Lyric Theatre it is our intention to
keep up the high standard of Photo -plays shown the public in
our old stand.
The liberal patronage which we enjoyed shows that the
public appreciates the best.
We extend an invitation to 011 of onr o1s1 pate# .111.1 shun)
new ones, as we now have ampler ronin to accommodate a11.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13th
will be shown 4)CT.\VIA 11.-NI)\Vt)RTI1. cal
"The Path Forbidden"
Five big acts
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY NEXT
FROIIMAN presents
"The Scales of Justice"
featuring PAUL McALLISTI:R anal an all-star cast.
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Every Monday. "T' E BROKEN COIN"
livery Thursday, "THE BLACK BOX"
Every Friday, "EXPLOITS OF ELAINE'
Charlie Chaplin this Friday in "Laughing Gas."
Quality always wins