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80D► KS. ONTARIO, THURSDAY MAY 25 1916
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Now Is die Tine
ito resew for Ther bignal fur 1916.
We thank those subscribers wbo
1 bave already renewed and promise
all a great big dollar's wrath dur-
ing the coming year.
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THir NIOMAL PRINTING CO.. UMTTZD, Pv-sena
THE STERLINGBANK
LOF CANADA
SAVE, Because ---
Fortune favors the careful saver.
et
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WAY TRY.
WANTED.--i1tM:MIDBNTA01NT I'0
rolleet work. Nuthirg •o.ell. Liberal
commh..lun. .lp(ly to Ix►MI\ION PLATING
Ch.. Rerun. Ons. 12 a
IA/ANT/At-1 NT EI:i.I0ENT
1 young men to learn abliotositnIng at good
wort-. .Many .hap. twrdrd In ur
f• le. Apply
(:W.LINOW(x)l) $MIPHUIUJIho 0l►3l
PANT. UMIT)<II, t elll.gwetd, 001. li
-WOOL WANTED.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID- -CASM OR
TRADE.
BRNMILLER WbOLLEN MILLS.
(GIRLS WANTED
APPLY
GODER ICH
KNITCIN(. CO.
FOR SALE
Dolt SALT-Vt(TROLA, IN GOOD
r menton : al n twenty-three re.ard.. Ap
pi)..: SILIN2LOF11 F.
kili(i`I FOR IIAl('HING. BKKU•s
TO -\V Marr. -.t Ito.1.-.Guild .n•.1 Pitt.
fi-train-. t wo m( It, 1...r le.' laying strains
know r. E.oco ill for 11.
/a tuale<n
0mb white Leghoaa we kale
m�aat rat a pen of ((acid a.41 ielemerr fee•a1e. 10
6rroo . eae.rrel•. ,cart .,rod d arra frun. Gal
land. w fere dsrwe baa 1 !eland of :7s ewes i er
year. Ft. at riper 13.
IYn L'. 1 k1.,,nre bma!er mat. 4 to Build
reek. n els. Keg- .t r1... ler 1..,
Apply t► A. 1'AJ.OKK. Gyle.,. -e Il. tea.
•
E1.(i1 FOR IIAlY:IIIN(. FROM
Hen. that Lay --We err prepared to .up-
�pon. from 1 he Pontos. number of Guild hred.lo-h.o fee y'.t,aln
cal Single 1'o.uh WbUR ehorn.. Settings Sac
pet 1'; c r 13 per W'. 1 hoe -notal pen of .A.4.4141'-
411 'bee.
w..yebFeN'ben. wand nit k loos Hanon tOral's.
krrr4 e1 per I... Incubator too.* 'specialty.
rotted.
Pounry Yards, Phone 1 ow 112.• S.
• vr: IHLWARiHA. Prrrprn-lor. •1r:tf.
iAOR SAL!.-k1EUAR POSTS, A1.S0
r RrC. adagio. Apply W. T. I(1t) ZLL OS tf
DENTISTRY.
It 11. li. >IAcIN)NEL1 -- HONOR
I orad,,..;r• Toronto liniycr.lty. Uradua•e
Royal ('..Urge of Dental Surgeon.. •
Hut ce-•or to the late Major m+Ie. Offices
carnet tl•mt.re and Neer stmt. Gisler Yeti.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
If FETING OF HURON COUNTY
11l uoLNCIL
The count it of ti. corporation of the county
of Huron w111 meet 10 the courocil rho:ober, lu
1M low n of I:oderch.. 0 Tn••.day. the Ikh day
of June un 'Lt. *t 3 o'clock N u,.
W. L.t V F.
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Cloak.
Dated May Vtid, lilt
`IVILKMN-$RED STALLION WAL-
T`. TER BODY. •
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WAR CAcend 11111MEN'Is DICI(AI(D FoR
DRIVING HORSiM,
If you want 'o rale cult. that will show good
speed record. and be firer -els-. nrlvers, y.,u
mesa breed to a Itee that -boa- three q.toJi.te..
and the Wittier ., ram 1. I he br •r_
WALTER. EDDY .a S. Canadian reebler ;
37.41 ata. oral. regi.te i i. I, aper•&. enrolled
and rest -voted n. loader! -bred to Canadian
book. WA LIES. EDDY show. retnark:.blr
.lwe.l and is ureto0btidly one cat the 0..,-twe.1
.taluot• h. t'anad..
W *LTal: EDDY w111 .'and fer the leis -ea
roe at his owl. dab e. near North -tree. Gear -
rich. Prices! .ere toe to nano). Indy $IWA1.
1171 A. M. PULLEY.
DUBLIO LiBRARt NOTICK-ALL
balk. 1. las band. , f the puh:l • mad be
returned tattoo public ubtary befu r Saturday.
June 3rd. ■a the beim earhuyle wilt hectored
for ....c►taku, w.dcleaning on Junco 3.13 ash
and 7th.
A POND FAREWELL
HAI It GOODS. -MRM. A. NICHOLL,
Ntrlasttatre.peepers-it no to do MIttad*
..f it our
genet
nude faun. u, hair or combings.
shad .upplles pair for order... .r•la•tllle troet-
luent. eleahlsg..te , and also boa tut snip [Met
teaWttw. Aiaraprev erMot creel lie Omuta
or ma..mte t'r.ant. herbed and ukr•.elloe- Ulf
IANO TUNING.
11 w•- t', TAA VIA ht.
South street. Dodctk•n. KIP. Hex mt.
anions,: tedieuo,, d- its town.
Tuning in lean. tn•.ide Hak accent
incur dletai•ce.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
OODERICH B108 GOUO-BYE TO
HER SOLDIER BOYS.
Local Detachment of the Hurons Leaves
for Mobilization Centre at Clinton
--Sig Gathering on the Square
Sunday Afternoon -Gifts for the
L(`OR SALE Oft 10 RENT. -NICE
1' ('lrl'rAt:F: on Warren street. convenient
w batbne, Very .naao00bk. April), to F.• 0..
N'EIR, warren street. - 11 tf
VCR SALE OR To Rl NT. -TOWN -
1` SHIP OF li(H,F.HIr H estit•nty -three
*rows, eoar.nlentl located ; -tone douse, hussy
bars, eta. lot M. 3I
aItla,.d oorltw.don ; Immo
Mate ',wise -mien. Foe farther parti/niaro ape))
to tbe N ATiON.il. CRUST 1'UMPANY. I.IM-
!TEI►. Toerrqgeto. or itft.ollchor., Mt'KINNON
& HOWITT. Guelph' . II R
HOUSE FOR SALE IN VILLAGE
OF Al '1111:133:. --Seven nrtn., wa*hromn.
LOST AND FOUND. ` • pantry and we.dehed : good cellar : barn with
_ bike -lined stable ; smoke hgo�ursed, frame b ,lid -
OMT. -A DARK -$POTTED ROI ND 1 new,' jrUltItAY P \TLIt SUN, Apply
with tan Marl rented from home on oat, Id&
'ednr-d• ',enlon. May loth to infor,, '
&Oen a. lobe s hereabout. .111 be lhankhdly t •
geesive.t W. I$LA('KFOHI'. Huron road It 1.HOUIsiE FOR SALE ON., BRUCE
t _-- _-- - . _ _ - . Ls street:4s rot 1n.• gaud cellar and wood-
.1wd, niter peril", and email garden. For
forther .rt)eulars apply at THE SIUVAI.
vF'FICIC p12 -'2t
NOTICE TOTHEPUBLIC
Having been desirous of enlisting
for some time past, I have finally
succeeded in making arrangements
with the Goderich Coal Co. (P. J.
MacEwan, manager t to take over
and carr%• on my cartage business
during my absence.
I have therefore signed up with
the 1lilst Battalion for active er-
vice overseas, and I would respect -
full solicit from the public gener-
ally. and from my old customers
particularly, a continuance of their
valued patronage until such time as
I can again resume my occupation.
Any business affairs entrusted to
their care during my absence will
therefore be thankfully appreciated
by tee. Telephone all orders to
phone 41. A1.I:RED H. JANE
LIVE AND
-LE
ND---LE T LIVE
I am
L -.penin( the King Edward
Hotel Bars
twill be prepared nn and afar
iM to supply the public with
�asMtHorns (or and Auto-
�
A RRSTAURANT
will be opened roast door, where the'
bug of mesh will be steed Y riots
prisa I will she heeds tea, incites ad
1 & In cannewise.
Joseph Murray
Your Neighbor
Khaki -clad men.
Goderich officially bide farewell to
her soldier -eons of the local detach-
ment of the 101st Battalion last Sun-
day afternoon, the town turning out
en unease to do honor to the kbaki-clad
lads, prior to their departure to the
mobilization centre at Clinton.
All preparations fur the event were
mode on short notice, as 0 was late on
Saturday before the order reached the
local officers commanding the (lode -
rich detachment to proceed to Clinton
on Monday morning. Announce-
ments from the pulpits at the word-
ing servicer iu the churches, however,
brought together at 4 o'clock one of
the largest gathering* which have ever
been assembled in G Jderich on a Sal -
With Afters neon.
The bandstand. gaily tetlecked with
bunting, was placed in the craw t
house park juin upt)0.it'• the recruit-
ing mouse to this ll'orton block, and
W441 used as the speaker; Meal -nun
Rev. J. B. Fothruugbaw.acted to
chairman.
Af er the National Aotbew had
been reverently sung and the object
of the meeting hod been explvined by
the chair Wan. there fullowwl epeecbta
by Mayor McLean, Sheriff Reynolds
coil Mr. W. Ptoudf.x,t, K. C.. all of
w hour voiced the regret of the citizen's
at the expected departure of the sol -
dim, and bespoke the pride and con-
es truce which the citizens had in the
Gods, ich detachment of the Ililat B•t-
wliun.
A feature of the program sea, the
presentation of a picket -mirror to
rack soldier in the detachment by the
Daughters of the Empire, and of mili-
tary • wrist -watches to Lieut. A. F.
Swtdy sad Gunner Alex. Straus* by
their fellow-wrtubets .if Huron Lodge.
N.•. tet, 1.O.11.F., MI. fl, C. Munniege
snaking the latter presentation on be-
lie': of ii tarots Ledge. 1t was also an-
nounced Vert the Ladies cat the Wer
Auxiliary i',iendrlt to Ineeeut each
Man with w pair of sot Its, hint w* the.e
'vette not quite t wady they would be
mint ID 1Mi-rben lata.r nn,
Lire'. 1 -awe Helixes i ngton-replied on
behalf M rhe soldiers, tb,entmff the
dt's•as . f Godericb for lire many
klndc,ese* reeefved at. their ben ir.
Three cl.r.•fa. for the men in khaki
wete given by the a.arml4eg., and
the et1d,.•,+ rrrmru'•.i three heady
cheek fur the ieoplr of Giodrtieb.
Alter the national anthem had been
reverently sung ar.d the (Alert, of Abe
ninetioe bad been explained by the
chairuen, there followed speeches by
Mayne Mclean. Sheriff Reynolds and
Mr. \V: l'roudito t, K. ('., all of whom
voiced the regret of the citizens at the
expected departure of the soldiers.
On Monday morning at. 9.1.i u'cbick
the march to Clinton was beitun..thr
route around the Square and almost
to the end of Kingsu,n street being
lined by citizens, young end old.
owns hts home,1 He goes and comes
when he p:eas.,e. 1f his house nerds
rypeiriog, he sees to it. 1f hie lawn
needs digging and re -sowing, it is done.
If a new fence is needed, he erects it.
All there end different other things
doe* he do and all is to his advantage.
Why ? Verrone be owns this property
upon which he dwells. One day he
found money as scares as you do, but
he gathered together what little he
had, probably$ , protahly i:idl, and
he bought a TOWN LOT. Each month
he inside a small payment and very
swan he found that the Int was his,
clear of all encumbrance. A little
Inter he built a home and today, by
setting aside a portion each month
he is "landlord" *4141 not. "tenant."
You can do the Mame. Come to us.
We will tell you how. We have town
lots at a bargain, ea well no hours and
lots complete. War time is the time
i le buy. Mee us today.
REAL ESTATE.
Our 110 1. too oamprehe•e-Ive to nnhll.h.
and. believe .1 there err -oma people 11 .Una
moth em now who are offering properties et .nth
• sertrkw that they dont went their nrighMr.
1 r* knew It therefore we w a t hbold coo 11.1
from p.blk-.tlon. het 1f )o0 think we are j.tk
.ea *hoist the match, nail and w us : let es
• w 70.. 11'* have Ilse good. te deliver
end aro bete to deliver them.
DO YUC
want to root A bonill Come toe.. We have
thorn.
011 1 \NOle.
We kww of a grad .repo.( baba antornnbW
to b..4 .+ft.sa lr which ma be bow ret Asap. or
might 'eoeb*age •. town pro l', Wb.
want* 11 1
FARMei
We bate bad enlri�
g.who ken for
i far rata t Oers Is.
1kgMamMr IM apes. Jai en tie minae,
O'NEILI. &COMPANY,
The Real Estate People.
North street. Onderieh.
Map. s Ia i bort and Me. , L
Horton b eilesaan•. car. with
Mr.(iee. Parlor acting se "chaperon."
Shortly after the detachment • left
Tray int'. Oarmese rain Iowan to 1.11,
and_byi the time ktoltmeeville was
reaced w were quire wet, as
they Ilsarcbid with their gteatoata
rolled.
At Holmee,IHe bot tea and biscuks
bad been prepared and were served to
the Jaen in the basement of the Metho-
dist church, and another orange, teem
the previous/I mentioned supply,
!wiped to refresh the wen for the Inst
stage of the journey. Before leaving
Holmwv(Ile • item ties cheers wets
given by the men in appreciation of
the kindlier. of Mrs Horton, 'Mrs.
Elliott, Mr. Porter, 1)r. li.ilemaon
sod the Hula3eetrllle huller.
The search from Hulmesville to
l'lintor. was made in downpour of
rain, with the road in wretched con-
dition. Clinton war rraehrd at Y p. en.
and upon arrival the wen were immed-
iately taken to their billets. At 5
Wel irk "fall in" was mounded and in-
strurtIon impacted tor the guidance of
the troops during their stey at Clio -
ton.
The houodery of the corp.'ration i.
n111de "out of hounds" for soldiers, so
that any man in w,itorw wishing to
Irate town must hey, a pass. All
w en tuurt be in their bidets by flip, 01.
or have a pass. A bill tilelo.n1 of
fifth -five men is told oft daily to act
as picket for the follow il g night and
military police use pet.olting the
.u•relr night and dry. "Iieseillei'
sounds at ,0.3) a. w. and "lights cul"
at 10.1.1 p. w. Men a i-htug to report
. ick sumo, parade at 7.I:r a. in. and un-
less they receive a medical sertifi`ate
of untituras must pat ad.. fur di if).
THE 'MARCH TO CLINTON.
Half of the Trip Made in the Hain-R'e-
treshments on the Way
WTrtt Tnti(inoE.A1ru,DFTAr'H3f1 er,
101ser BATT.11,1oit.
After leaving Goderieb Monday
morning the trip to Taylor's Corners
waft wade •'wit lout a halt. At the
Corners the detachment broke off for
ten minutes and each man was pro-
vided with an orange from a supply
of a couple of crates brought out by
AUCTION SALES.
/ 'LEARIN(i AUCTION SALE OF
. HoesEHuLD FURNITURE A N D
FURNISHINGS.
MR. J. W. IIW(k -
will sell by public auction at w re,dieaee.
Elgin avenue. Goderleh. on
MONDAY. MAY lath.
commencing at 1111 riders .harp.4fe con -
tenni of the hon.e. r•rn.lrtlna In Pc 1 of :
One parlor aulte. 4 complete bedroom. -mite.,
1 flow.•r d nd I
a . I ball rat k. I dining( cable, w db,
mg chair.. 1 Radiant home heater. 1 goal
kitchen range end tape.. 1 bandrsg Lely Y par
ler tables, I whatnot. 1 .IdeboaM. a klteMm
chair•. I rocking cba.r•. kitchen tables, wa.h-
Ing machine. rug••, c*rp••t•, r,tr1*,n• certain
.t reicher. kitchen Mosul-. pictures and numer
on. of her art Ir le..
I'bere will be no reserve. as Mr. black Y
lois Ing (%odrrkh.
Term. (-soh
J Proprietor. TMU A GOBI s,r
U(1TiON MALE OF FARM MTO(3K,
J`1
I341%10 ENTS. Ft RNITCRK, RC,
•
Mlt. CH.Va. Ull(VIN
h.- In.rrtcted 1 be nn1erdrned to .ell by Imbue
e
anetlee at lib farm, IM 11. r..nroalon. 1. Wont
w aweno.lb one bolt inlb our, h Of Nile, lie
THURSD.%Y. JUNK' 413
•1 one o'clock. the followlnt penperrs
Two general parpo.e n ,ter.. 3 and 1 year.,
matched 1 there year old da ah sole. broken
•ing a end double 1 one, blear. old 1 new, 7
yea, obi ; 1 cow. 3 year. cid 1 1 woyar- oIA
r.. 1 mos ye•rold wean, 1 me -roar old
her.. f roan rnIssa. • number of young
1 Rain -aeon, 1 Melmugk)In beery. 1
robber tired be r (warty 0010). 1 mewing
*115 l
bine. 1 milking dew.. 1 key rack. 1 bay
rate •nearly newt 1 pole brebRleR11/LM., 1 cutter. 1
t.rnlp .ower, 1 waffler. 1 In Caudle. 1
err h. 1 pelper, 1 grain Arlll. eel Mee Narrow%
• •smlrr of eoreent.r • took- -kknry��..
farka, cisterns, crowbars, amides. ebeeels new
kettle, grain bade. fannlag aql, wood rack abs
emeriti, 1 Aoub$. est .01 fano 1 drew
Met Mehr hareems t .Inde .0N* Irf
keratel. of oat& 1 ltd. -144m Leve owner, met
1 bad re om .Ire, chair. table... 1.11111041..leer
lame plash and lege lumber and ether .mea
Saw .1 n be without kmarve. •e lbw tarsi r
aoM
Tzars All •nuns lit tN ted ander, 93Mk I Reduce Tinter investment, and hu
over this ..o•mt. a msathe bnoredk wig be
�tsom m rernrgr *perovwd jelnt omen: =set -fitting garment• from Pr
A .ereent of 3 per tout per aeon= off fear rasa. P. J. -road.. in Gcd.rleh 1f you
CHAII O1WV1W1, TUOO.om*D7tY. like. 1r* by our .=pert nutaid. wboN-
Rgassfsr. AStbeew. t sale 1.0110 . Rs a glee .amyl.a
.
NORTH HURON LIBERALS.
The annual nteetiug of the North
Huron Liberal As.neiation, as consti-
tuted for Federal purpose., will be held
in the council chamber. \Ving;law, ori
Tuesday, May 90th, commencing at"2
o'clock P. tn. There will be the an-.
nual electiou of officers and other busi-
ness. All Liberals are incited to be
present:
THE TOWN COUNCIL.
Liverymen's Petition --Settlement of Rail-
way Switching Difficulty.
The regular meeting of the tour'
conncil wa* heli list Friday evening.
All the members were present, Mayor
Ye Leat+ In ibe ab1F7► j :, ..r' • . s
Tn. local li.eey raven --Berry $towe,
T. M. Davi. need Taontae Sweets -
pet itiontd the council to trace o bylaw
prteseJ*1ipula•,tr.g ,fiat "anyone lin - l
Ing any hitter anti rig 01 x1110 Jnr matt)orpay' he rrq•sired-:o lase met a Ir -
cense. The petit Meets rxptes-.dtheir
willingness. to pay tin •apnmal lee .it
llt.ti for such a benne. The reejne.i
wise referred to the special committee.
A letter fr Fred \\'; Doty. man
-
suer of the Ihdy •Merue'Engine k
Buller Cu., L' 'tett, with reference to
payment of *2,1011, due en May 1st,
was referred to the Soignee committee.
The public works committee re-
ported that a "towline tank hod been
installed on the Street at the('hevrulrt
garage and that Mr. Fur had given
a suitable tamd to the town. The re-
m a o d.
Boort as d p e +•
The cemetery and parks eommittee
reported that it had given Mr. G.Ihert
peruliasion to cut down a11.r in front
of his re.i.en"e un Hineks street.
Adopted.
The ial committee recommended
that Joseph Fisher be Mowed a re-
duction of all) on his cold -oil license.
The report was adopted.
On the suggestion of l'ouncillor
?fitter the clerk ens instructed W
write last year's lessee 61 the town
freight sheds at the harbor in an ef-
fort to secure an immediate settlement
of the rent.
('ouncilor Manning, made refer-
ence to the recent tweeting of the hare
hor eom inittee with Mr. Arundel, of
the C. P. R.. and repented the tower.
minces which the c„mmittee had re-
ceived, relative to an early settlement
of the switching artangeti,eets at the
town freight sheds. Councillor Mans
flings oleo stated that Mr. Arundel
approved 11 the plan to glee the West
Shore Rslilway runniog lightsover
the C. P. It. bridge.
Councillor Wilson made inquiries
surto how the work of the eo..ensnr
wasrngree*ing. "We are generally
a little behind and it is well to stir up
this matter," he Reid. The e.sr*sor
weft not present and no infnritiatiou
from any other . -re was forthcom-
ing
Councillor I'altridge penlight up the
duration of the arreedoweo of taxes
and a motion was pawed instructing
the sa.ra,or to have e, .tatement pre-
pared to lay before the council at its
next regular meeting, showing the
names of all ratepayers who have not
paid lip.
O uncillnr Wigle directre! the rosin -
cirri attention to the feet that In 1017
the waterworks debentures would fall
due and AA the Hydras -electric deben-
tures had been purchased iron. the
sinking fund it would be nes-emery to
sell them to meet the waterworks de-
bentures next year. The matter was
referral to the finance committee.The
mei
works committee utas in-
struct to make arty necessary re-
pairs to the sidewalks,
The council then adjourned.
Pure fruit flavors exclusively are
used In th.'flllinlr. for 1.{ sett'. Cimino.
rates which are .old wnd teed
' by all Rexall drug stores, Q Dun -
ilop, Godes-lob.
Senior Judge of Huron County
• LEWIS HENRY DK'KSON was born at F'wkrnbaim. in the county of
Lanark, in IMOD. He received d his .early rdncaturu at Pembroke and later
gradtuttld fent Kington Collegial.. Institute. He studied law in the
om.•e cif Thomas lesson. K. C.. of Pembroke (afters arils Judge lJe:Leon),
and attcrwanls in the oilier. of Hector l'a$urmn. K. l'-. of Tonna t.. H.•
gratlnatctl in haw in 11744 azul in the earns- year ciao rrene.d the practice of
his (ir+Ifr•atiton at Exeter. in thin c.rttnt�j where be ptpthtn/•d until hie ap-
pointment to the senior judgeehipof Hums cemoty'In etn•cewsion to Judge
Doyle', retired.
Judge. Dirkrwt hots taken t oath of office sod has entered a at the die-
charF''e• of hie new dut�ieIat,, a lkell o sot. , taken ftp Iunidence
lb. town 'flabby intew1a b the moms attwtls,rrao. --
KHAKI WEDDING AT WATER-jTHE LADS IN KHAKI.
FORD.
e
a lifter's -minute
rreonllang addrer, his reasisa. In wbk made
it wan n1 for 1 be ebirkere. He is evi-
dently at it, and always at is.
Mr. ■lid Mrs. ft. J. H. Di Long te-
n ived rrtrhtly a letter from their eon,
Wm. DeLo,.g, who has been in the
West the pest live year*. stating 141st
be hiss enlisted for overseas /seeks 4m
til.. 175th Battalion, Medicine Hat.
This make* one cos, two sone -in-law,
one grandson and seven nephews of
Mr. and Mr*. UeLon who are sow
serving their Sing sod country.,
WHY THE BOYS WALKED.
To the Uttar of nut Sigorl.
f-x►s,-As our boys in uniform were
about to lease Godes tell on Moodey
morning large numbers of our citizens
Iwgan to gather to hid them farewell
and tiodspued. As the weather war
very threatening a few gentlemen in-
terested in helping where help in !r-
ewired atnsulted the officers in charge
an regard to taking the men tai Clinton
iu autowobilr..
Us deriding flu matter the gentle-
men mentioned gut busy to secure the
can nquiled. with rete gratifying
succew,aud wash t.. 1.e.fir: ily thank the
car -ower a for their very generous lied
pa- pt cc -operation 10 rhe effort.
Many of these owner's quit Lly agreed
to menet, at great permuted lnronveni-
encr, while others owning can, but
unable to go tbenorelvee, tendered the
use of their ears if suitable driver*
could be found. The generous response
of all ie deeply appieciattd by• those
active in thy. matter,. Our tri*nks are
also due to the young Indies in the
BeII selrq.bone office for their assint-
noes in quickly rounding up ear-
n*? tier*.
How ever, it is to 1» d. eply n grt tttd
that the energy and gencr.»ily of the -
automobilist. of the town i1d not meet
with the approval and assistance of
cosi thin people who probably thought
they should, have been.- conaultad,
though their twain effort at 'assistance
during ail these wnxluurstilues has Leen
latge,ly of an onioniral tU'n. Through
their instrumentality' the loos
were obbtiged - to hilltop the
entire distance, while • we are
oath -Heel a lift on 111x- was' would
boor been very--ar•rl.tat.le iu the
and a privilege as well as a pie t a r
the geotlrwrn who furr.ishwt their
ear,. Gett,iuly the pestles blocking
14i undertaking did not weer the uni-
form, and ser Ines tfine do not ucd.,-
'tend the assumption of authoi try.
Neither did they lute a twelve -mile
tramp over lieu remote and ander ons •
plrr.ant ss.a'her cuutli pen-, and we
holm that , Ley Reef *.Lends lit *al isfac-
t .•n in the I321 that the .boys would
I r�'el\-.• a..lt l'itrty• n,. Wet ing due to the
fool Whlcn•h.lt heavQ;y dal mg tie day.
If. J. Moo.'m W.
l[f 1t'a,wllly you want, nee Hlieck--
storie'. dish -toils i r clean' for till
occaridne.. I'tutt,e _0. ----
Men of sedentary hallit, find Rexall
Orlrr.liri the idea, lexative-their ac-
tion to•ins gentle and natural. Sold .
only by 'tiered' drug trot es, hic and S;c
boleti. II. C. Dunlop, (iod..ricli.
FOH Mlt F:.-1'h.iltr potatoes, Beed
bt.in. at d L',Olg huohpla of gond teed
barley. All kinds of Held and garden
seeds at (to.ts.•1'4 warehouse,li,dericb
The Next hest Thing. '
A ho.l'ilal fluter Woos testing a rol-
unteeron his ptacltcal knowledge of
first-aid w cat k
'Now, what would you do in Cane a
man collapsed - ' she asked.
"(iiv. huu tome Mandy, mien," re-
plied the Hui.
"But .up t►. you had no brandy 7"
'•Mute, then," .be answered cheer-
fully. "I'd ptouoi.e him otos., mis&"
GUNORY'S AUCTION SALE LIST.
Liept. Walter Saunders Takes as His I -
Bride Miss. Angie Gibson.' j Private Fred Hiitre•ttsan. of the
trrvm The 8fmc..0 IG flit nlvr i (iud,'rich a psbj of the iltgnn,, 10119
the peptone wit* very much 1 I.i'.rwl he his frticay•wonlrrn in the
1 1 bitmli of liteciv,l .rt elf* est Ottawa
in rvidrnce at the u*,,!intt"lit' iiwr, `whi•It' hr WI9.eu•ployr.l 'p10rr to his
%V, L. Mainndrra find Mi.. Angie Gib- 001101iII, lit, holo Helium h... received
h(.Ii at Waterford. Wednesday. the 1;1-t' work n rnngrnhllatiey' letter lir•,
lith inst.. at 3 o'clock .
The gnsnm 10 I peeled lye a military 141 1st-watl:h
.one of the most popular and ..Mcient' in a silver ra-r.
4)111011.14 in the 133,'d. Notfolk'o Own.
1'hnugl hi. boliie 1?1111.• i* (ioderirh, i
wrcbim hint by right of adnplinn and 1 Mr.. William,, St. Vir.c.•nt 'strict,.
now -in rrlar,•tugyr Jur 1ti, bride 11 Te; ha,,r•r•r,iv.•,I w cable pdvialtlgt that het'
yf W*'ertord'.. fair,»t and ' rase• The neplrcw, 1 tudley (`, 1111) rant, i.f the
h of the bride'N father. Mr. 1t. It •;anti Ih*t•alion (Vane iiver) retorted
Gibson, the principal of rGra . public !missing auApril-bl. i, a ai..eiet of
school. w;,. ettra ,tir.ly „ de.nratdd : ear itelirrwany an.t ie well.
With- 11 tg- and bunting. aN well as
choir rot 11 twine.. The ceremony WAS Thr Icc*1 delachm,•nr, in rnnuuand
pred•wn.rd t,y Rev: R. 1t. 1'itoh, -{' °trite i 4 Major Remnant 111.4 hrnJr.t try I rte
01 1h,• hc'vle, beneath an arch domed ' bugle trend, paraded to the station on
with the U • .lack, Miss Jean Mc- i Felinity id 2 o'clock 'U• torr[ Lieut.
Krnt.i..of Niagara Fa1L, pi tying as the • flu 11 G. Rrew'er, she of the rrturnt•il
wedtlu,g march LwohengItria "tidal here, lit the war. Lieut. 13resver,
song. Dueing the signing of the reg- • who went over with the lith Mittel -
later Mee, Frank Maw,Jrr,• Nang maNr ion (Muuheall. is w nrphrw of mu.. L.
acceptably ••0 Poorni•e Me." The wed- E. Uancep and crime up to taste a
ding party consisted, i11 a tdittnn to ' brief vieit at the Dsnery home, ami
the shove -""'"I rd. of Mr. and Mr.. I he was g•ratty rnrprised on hi. arrival
X. M•utl•le,a, Parents pf ;he groom ; , t find the' midiron at the station to
Mr. Ftark Maunders. b,nrl.er ; Misses'trceive him.
Josie, Alix and Agnes Maunder*, vis- i Lieut. Brewer WAS in Frrarrcr sliglat-
1en. ell ot(iodericl;: Mr. \\'m. Gibson, ly over a year and .vers given c\ (ur-
grandfather, Mr. and Mrs. F. McKee-' lough on account of. 'shell shack."
zfe, undo .n,•l suint, and Miss Alar- Heft nl,ated a* a pi irate .o.1 won his
guerite McKrnzir, cwll4itl of the bride, I way to the lieutenancy he hoc Is. He
all of Niagara Fall +: Mr. and Mrs. An- was in most 4)f tato itinerant logic..
drew Oliver, Galt; Mr.•and Mrs. Joseph I in whirl' the Cwnadiaus w.•r.• engegod
Wrigley. North Uumtrie.:.,\fr, wnd I -8t, Julien, Featubeit and cohere,
Mrs- K. App+. Parity ; Nes. Kna Irving, Of the or igtnal 1101) men of his bat tat-
Mimcoe ; Capt. and Mn. W. L. Health, lion 1'3i are all that are now left at the
Miwr.w. and Mrs. E. R. Fitch, \Valet• hunt, many having Niel grounded
The
ford. I and other, to aallrd Jur vat ilius ppur-
T11e luncheon was delicto. and was e11, while M • have given Ihet1-
isreed -in splendid .tyle by Hosed' ivrs for clic causeHe .tate* that the
Bro.., cat et ere, Brantford. 'roams held Lt Canadian division and this 7th
,w'Ny Jur * time, when Mr. A. MAur'-1di, i.inn 00 the iiriti►h at nay ate now
arra, NI'. 1t. 1), (iiha,n, ('opt. Heath' 1 the nlde.t divi.. at the front and
Lieut. Maunders and Mr. Fitch in -
Bulged in quips and (-ampliments. Mr. I the hit Canadians with their taper-
\. Mwnndell ani Lieut. Maund.•r. ►r• fence and their splendid reputation as
A.Smrly Aiaingui.he.1 themorlyre. a lighting force will 'war the brunt of
tieuwith their speech-mnking abili1 e,. the heavy work .trop to be done.
Cha t tidal couple, ahnwered with gad Lieut. Brewer is w net bre of Clinton
and left on Saturday to visit friend*
wishes and confetti, left for iroiroftto
and other points, the bride wearing a in that town over the week-wnd, In
very breoming gown of navy Mur tai. 14.11 he
he was a newkltatter main and
feta silk with white Milan hat trimmed he has been contributing Home very
with roses. On their return they will Padahle w it articles to fee Montreal
�ftar with which paper he was eon -
reside In Mimr.w.
fleeted for • years before enlisting.
Wake UmMan t Wake Up i 1 He ha. • hrother al.o in the ranks.
The town rolrnril hu, o Tprrd Monte
finanr{wl barking for the innpn.«I The announceul..lit 1. u.ade of e
First July r..bhrwtinn wnd lin. put wedding, which took plae,• on Mature
rat
mattercat an the hands of a rommatler day last, of Gunner E. 1'. Webb, n(
of the council to make flirt her belong,- the o,ith I4•tterp at Guelph, to Mis*
mints. [in INt thin r ane hag dant Mite (ray, of Clinton, w -h . sews for -
nothing. 1. it sink to to •. in previous mercy • none at Alexanilt r ho.pitel.
years- rivetythingt left until ten day. t(3,,derich. Congratulations and growl
or on before the faint ? 11 the e"mmlt- wishes to "Cliff" and hie bride !
tee of the council does not want 10 act, s -
Henewll 1)1leerv..: A rather wmus-
iog innident took place at the dance
on Friday night, Capt. Ihanct•y hap-
pened to be in Blyth addressing • re-
cruiting meeting, when Learning what
wait going on in Herman he determined
not to let n,eh a golden opportunity
go by unimproved. Mn he reached
here In an auto alter midnigbL
Everyone wise eur•prieed to to. him.
but he mounted the platform and ea
let it at (east call • general meeting of
citizens and Meer the celebration in
their hands. Get a move on, gentle-
men '
A thrill of delight- that i. what
Kdwards' lee (-ream gives yon. That
"good taste" 1e11s lit whsohtte purity.
Orders delivered. Phone Bin.
Particular people urs illackstone's
d.11eione lee cram. Get the habit.
be particular Orders delivered
A
144711401Y. ,lean. 1 3lortg,g.• .lit,• of three
pa100') el ignp,rte in Hay town -Mr. at rho
0051, hoe•e, (.a• n. -b. .1 1: .. link sows,
Hlb.aw. & tab•*•. - cotter. for owrtaraee.. ad - -
ndot.lratnx
Mocnsr, al:•y -Clearing auction este o
hou.ehold fur.:nn and funn•hint-. the 'runt
eny of 31.. J. w. .lack, Elgin urruue, tio.l.•
rich :ONumenrnut ..1 1.111.0.01.
T111'Pella V, bier r.- Aue ion .:dr 1.1 faun
.1.1.3. implement.. foredoom Nr., the prose'
of Mr. t'h.... Girt In. lot 11. runt,...o. 1, t\',-.1
w'nwu.o-h. One -h.tl1 1011e north of s. lie, rou.-
n.enc i ng at 1 orient.
BORN.
DOTi'. In ((..cense. on Wednesday. May
to Mr. mot Mrs1 trines N'. Rory. a -on
IEdw.r I Franklins. '
utItRFI.I..--Intbderlcb.on Ltondai. M.,y
to Mr. and Mrs. Oeo. J. (3etrelI, a daughter
Itreue Herrletn.
O'WUGHI.IN.--At Kin` h.idg'. on Sunday-,
May 7. to Mr. n ..1 Mr -..t. H t. Loughlin,
a .leek
MARRIED.
wean - ((RAY. On Saturday. May •)l, Mi..
olive (:ray. of .'into., t., thinner E. .',
W.bb,uf the 3Jth therms. Irstt.ry,liuulph,
Ont.
CANTWF:LL-JURNSToX - .V 1.•eb, rn and
1'141ou man -r, 'intern -h. on F'n4ayy eirenine,
M. Vs h. by Iles. J one. l'omit,nn, MI-.
Alt, May Jnhnstoo. d*'.rhter of Mr. T. J.
Joh,.-ton, of the Ith .'onse..to, of li.drrich
town -Mt. to Mr 1 ,t Ill John Coo to ell.a
the'an,r town.hlp.
arc(..%1 uIII l♦
Rotll\t'FLL nu- unlet',
Mar -v' 1 y Nev. At F.. Powell. of Nonni.
has. churl h. IMnfnrth •., nu., .rents,,
Helen Ir., rya d*ugh l. -r , 1 Mr alai Mr
T. H lka*won, to Fred N. Mrlwughto,. o
Toronto.
11U )M(1V. - 10 ,11041
0. Walter 1w,ona1
Ir. Hud Mr, h
.oath - .and 11 A:.
►IED.
rr rh ,.n Thnre.l. - \I*y
1 ,.,,lom.n., tof.ut ra of
�.•.1. II. Solomon, nerd Y
H.\t'OHTUN. alt 1,1'rny Sin •.fie rv.nnty. on
Teasley, May LL Agar Hanoi .m. (.rentiy
of a olborne town•hlp, *g•,1 7y ear..
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -May 25.
Page-
Reolwning of King Matadi Aon-Jemee
Murray ... l
Coenly t moven •W, lase 1
Wool Wanted Ileamillee Wolin lab_ t
Eeeureoro le (hwdpk- Root ■w I.
...(trots r... "aA uct ion Sole -J. W. Mark
Asrl lsn .t.1. toes Olein • rr a
n