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QOD&RICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY JUNE s 1916
THE SIGNAhPRINTINO CO.. LIMITED. PcsLAo.sa
o�.i.•.'t.••: �R:=-Boa,
THE STERLLMBANK
SAVE, Because ---
In later days you will appreciate the
early cultivation of so desirables habit
WANTED.
IOMPETRNT OIRL WARTED. -
Fro goners boesswsrk. Apply to MK&
L. OARRO W. Odderleb. II tf
Wanted to Purchase.
if you have any Western town Iota
or farm lands that you wi-h to dispose
of, It will pay you to write to
CHAS. BECK, Berlin, Ont.
TENDERS WANTED.
Sealed tenders will bre received up to
Saturday, June lOtb, for the erection
of a brick dry -kiln. Plans and specifi-
cations may be seen at this ofd.
Doherty Piano Co., Limited,
Clinton, Ont.
YOUNG MEN.
Ye1PRas4so or others who are.niltle
to join for overseas service can help
their King and country by helping on
ounitfdd work. 'Apply to
The R.bt. Id Eyrie s., Thresher
tims.” liitel,
.r► Oat
Oils One &mid ei1 Oar ill.. Have
Eltltotd few Oyerseaa.
--
W. need Sabi to keep beater' going as
Dteets- 7 s. a et. 0. tb p se.
n' IoudltYs.-the br.t M Canada.
rtes.• -hood.
TRi' Mt YARN icor MANUFAr r1 RINO
COMPANY. Loudon. (lot.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
WARNINO TO BICYCLISTS. -
Kato off all the si ew•it' or teals be-
fore the Polio* Magl.trase.
It (BuEF Of 1'*ILICE Ooderlre.
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WOOL WANTED.
HIUHWIT PRICE PAiD-CA`JH OR
TRA DE.
BKNMILLER WOOLLEN MiLLS.
NOPICE OF COURT OF REVISION.
TOWN OF GODERICH.
Ut)OERIOH MARKETb.
Tao•surr. Jaw &
Wheat. gee bask • .al u • tot
R per 1swoe
... ,.... ..-.M1 t• .13
bush d to .en
per boob L40 to Lee
uck shwa, per bah% ,.., .70 to73
risme, (woody. pee cwt 75 is ifs
near. pstoal. par .wt /a to 173
brae, Fortes a to flue
1. tee
0) o W
Waodd.w'pe (rWest . per tea to
MeDairy e..
Out Ib _ JP too
Poiuee.. orf.c_�,bo.yi�,t ak"e"),....„aldes Lei to
u
Cattle.
hreksc.' ehetsr, 1. ''rib to
. Nye vrobrbt�per cwt. 975 to
r cwt . .. lee to
.75 to
w. read.,.&, per Ib..... .IK to
Taus Noncan that the (;outs of K. Dion of
the town of Uuderlei will bold it. IIr•t Witt ,r
In the council clamber. town of (Joderkh. for
the pan loci of hearing at.pe.tr sgalo.t the
Aa+ ..emeot Roll for the town for the year lune.
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FRIDAY, THE trdr-dDAY OFJUNE, I9te.
at e o'clock In the ovenl.e.
All parties lot are roa.e.ted to at-
tend.
• L.1. KNOX.
wn Clerk.
Uederkb. Jeno Rk, IAS, 41..21
GIRLS WANTED
APPLY
6012E10 CH
KNI
DEETTING CO.
NOTICE OF CLOSING.
CHURCH NOTES.
"The Deadly Sin, of Deeelt" will be
the subject of Rev. W. K. Hager. ad-
dreso'in North street Methodist church
next Sunday morning. In the even-
ing his discourse will be oo "Liber ty-
One Can Do as He Likes When He
Likes as He Ought."
We, the undersigned grocers of the
town of Godericb, hereby signify our
Intention to close our stores every
Wedoesdsy afternoon during Jane,
July and August.
TV. J. Ptan'wt-c P. T. Dams
J. J. Mrli:wEN RonERTw)v & WADI
R. H. ('t'rr O. C. WHITELY
4,10.11,41{icer ji. Pu'11
W. Uwi JOHN SPAHR
DRAW RRo,t,
NOTICE TOTHE PUBLIC
Having been desirous of enlisting
for some time past, I hate finally
succeeded in making arrangements
with the Goderich Coal Co. (P. J.
MacEwan, manager) to take over
and carry on my cartage business
during my absence.
I have therefore signed ep with
the 161 st Battalion for active ser-
vice overseas, and I would respect-
fully 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
h!' me. Telephone all orders to
phone 4 I. ALFRED H. JANIi
NOTICE,' 01L -CLOSING.
=OC THE G. C. I. REVIEW.
WITH THE 16I st HURONS A Volum. That Will se Eagerly Head
IOy Tho rsaa1YPw'n eorr.npondost i by Stridents Past and Ptessat
Rev. MacDougal Hay. B. A., of
Elora, will occupythe pulpit of Knox
church next Suny. lea the morning
his subject will rte "David's Picture of
the Blessed Man,' bis text being found
in Psalm 1:1 3. In the evening the
theme of his address will be "The
Cynic's Mistake," Psalm 118:11.
THE LADS IN KHAKI.I
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
_ - IThe cbntout trees in the Square are
now in full bloom -at Inst •. early as
ail The Pte. Elwyn A. Long a again in the average of former rat..
The 'annlvcreary number"
r Frsncr. after urarly • year spent in I A meeting of the French Sw
LOMDcm, ons., June 7. O. U. I. Ret aw b mut. It b. gtowb England ret'ovei ing from the wound circ will kw held at the chhien, Relief Mr.
a little las size rinse last year and its he received 111 action. Hr wt ilea !hut
The doily rou(o. at Damp is •003*- pages are full ot fresh, lively Iutereat. be i. feeling fifer again and was pretty J' .../ O.nlh.trn+ no Tb.irrtisy evening,
whoa •a follows (with variation•► : A sketch of the history of the Col-
well hardened by • diff dialing of June 13th, at 8 o'clock.Get aro at LW, roll call at 6 W, b. eek- 1 tegiat. Institute, written by Dr. II. 1. two weeks at'ihorucliffe before crow- A g the nur.es who gt actuated
fast at 6.30. Oriental drill at 8.30,' Stranig b • valuable record and °. C. log the Channel. boa week at lit. Joseph'sbospitaltrain-
platoonjdrill frons 10 to 11, company I 1 Old Cloy. will read it with amorist
- ing school for nu fres at woe
or battalloo drill until 12, dinner at' interest. A letter from the late John (Miss school
• Hood, of at Londonich.
12 A0, roll call at 1.46. The afternoon' Haldane, for many years headmaster
is epw+t in a variety of drills. oswlly , of the old Grammar School, written
with one coslp0ny engaged in camp in 1804, also Las historical value .&
dut'es, Drill for the day is usuallyIa .ketch of educational c.oditions in
coutpleled by 4.30 and supper is seryI Coder lob in the middle part of the last
at 6.90. Tbs nos are then fres to do century.
as they pleas so Idbg as they do not 1 Naturally, mint try affairs have es
disturb the pend. Many of them i place and the school's Honor -Roll lo-
go to the city]. while others play eludes 106 armee. 'there ore portraits
football, boselt.J1 .ad cards. At 10 15 of two U. C. I. boys at the froot-
every roan is .ippoaed to be in bed Philip Carey and I Iwyn Long -also
and an orderly salla around to tee if Ane of the late Major C. R. Bale.
.11 the men are in.( Readable letters from li. 0 I. boys on
tt.etive rervice--C. V. Williams, lr
Harry Moon is a& present chief 000k i ort ()arty, I(. Oockburu Hay■ Itoand
for B Oomp•nr. Thera u plenty ail 'Thor el.. H, Mlllian-descrita • variety
food and the quality &a a rule ls good, experience*.
but the style of serving i. 'somewhat I Several pages are devoted to student
crude. This is impro%ing as the days; fun, and others W doings of the Lit -
an by. Ivory provision is wide for eery Society. trcords ot ex -student.,
the clranlitwss of the men. Beeldes I tzamioation results, etc. .
the usual nuurber et tato Ines • large I The Shakespeare tercenn• y receive•
number of shower -i h'h0 have' been
erected and the men nuke good use
of them.
se
On fine days everything roust be
Lieut. Wain. C. Ince, reported miss-
ing since the recent heavy flghtlug by
the Canadians. ie a nephew of Mrs.
RadcllRe,uf town. His brother. Flight -
Lieut. Strachan Ince, distinguished
biwself some time ago by brioging
down a (Homan aeroplane „and re-
ceived the Military C1041s. Their home
is In Toroutc.
Comparatively few cbwnges are
tnade this year in the statihning of
Methodist ministers in this district.
Rev. A. J. Agnew is stationed at On-
tario street church, Clinton ; Hey. A.
Sinclair at Hulmeeville ; Rev. R. J.
McCormick (now of Holweesltle) .t
Blyth ; Rev. Percy Bain. et Benmil-
ler. Rev. S. J. ABM, now of Clinton,
in toamides red to VV cining: 'tee. P.
J. Rutherford, now of Ben miller, goes to
the Wiodaor district, and Hey. U. Jew
att. now of Blyth. to Springfield, in
the St. Phomas dist,irt. Rev. J. E.
Ford is chairman of Goderich district,
Rev. Ya. McKinley financial secretary
and It -v. A. W. Brown Sunday school
secretary.
We. theunderslgnetl but chars of the
town of °odetieb. hereby agree to
Gloss our slope at i o'. lock every
Wednesday aftmnoon luting the
months of J•ini% July and August.
Signed.
D. M. O'BN*ON W• J. R.titan
H. T.
ILKF.$-11RED STALLION WAL-
T,iIM EDDY.
W•It CAL SKS IMMENSE DEMAND FOR
DRIVING HORSES.
1f you want to ram mit. that w'L'l .bow good
.peed record. and be sant-clot. driver+t, you
mot breed to a '(methal -bows these ,ualitle..
and the Wilke* .train le the brit.
WAITER EDDY 11 * Canadian regt.ter•
.,.SM4 Armrkan regi.tcr 1 ia io.pected. enrolled
and registered a. standard -bred in tanadlmn
book. WALTER EDDY .how. remarkable
,Deed and io undoubtedly one of the beatWedata a In Caoada
W TER ADDY will +tenet for the Isle tea,
atm a la own .Mb'e, near Northt (lode-
rlcb. of .ort ion to Insure, 001 It1,1n.
11-Tt
A.31. LLEY.
' Anniversary messages of • most in-
opiting character were heard by 1tir-
arzed congregations 'at the Baptist
cbutcb Nisi..`t+aaday. Dr. A. L. Mo-
(:rilnmon, Chancellor of McMaster
University, being the distinguished
speaker eat the day-. The musical ►er-
.154 &Tito Wm ` RO ons: Thi• choir
was aesi.ted by yo-aHats from ether
churches of the town noel by Mrs.
(Rev.) J. F. Dingman, of Wnralbasn,
whiner sera itowire • %triolnt wore great- tern. There
HAiROOODS.-MHS.A. NICHOLL,
Nelson atm obi, its prepared to do all kindy
of hart work made from cat hair or con. bingo.
and eappppllea heir for orders, scientific treat
merit, cationig, etc., and also war for .ale toilet
requb.lte.. shampoo powder.. cream De Smote
or marwge comm. turbos and OIo..Ntne. its tf
FOR SALE OR BEAT.
MU RENT. --FIRST CLASS STORE
1 pr•esmise.. One of tie best ioeatlon. is
Ooderb0. Apply to 1'HARLEtl DARROW.
Ooderlob. 14 -et
fiUR HALE OR TO RENT. -TWO
1 •fait -roomed hewer. In mod condition 1s
0 50eslest Iocat.on es haat stmt. There 10.
water.ervloe l0 each be... sod s talc., plot of
mrwMseluble for •.mall garden in'onnce
Oleo with each. both are eery dedrwble prop.
Information .e to rent etc, may be
from HAS LES UAIthO%%I or MRS.
CA L UN. Lao wrest. 14 tf
appropr late notice in prose and verse.
Reinert L. Troyer, of the Canadian
College Miwion Society, contributes •
stirring •p(te .1 to the y•ntng people to
seek the fulfilment of their important-
stirring
out of the sleeping tents and sties,
neatly piled outside. The lower flaps Altogether it is a very welcome
of the tents are oared back so that w riffle book, and it will doubtless sell
run -lent of fresh air may pass through "like hot cakes." ''he proceeds are to
all day. go to thea maintenence of the 6 C. i,
er bed in the hospital at ('Iiveden, Eng-
Thete are a few mosquitoes around. land. The editorial Maff, composed of
but they are not a serious nuisance at Miss Clifford, Miss Flora Hess and
',resent. M.,s-s. Graham Roo,. Joseph Garvey
oa and J .mea Ross, it to be congratulated
The 153rd Bittalion ;Wellington) upon pr. ducing et) interesting and val.
came in on Tbursd;py lust and Is ly- u.ble a volume.
ing alongside the 161st. The Hurons The price or The Review is 'tic a
cheered lustily as tbe men of the 1:eird copy. or if ordered by mail Tic (two
warched M. cents for postage). Copies may be had
•• on application to any member of the
A large canteen bas been erected editorial staff qr at the Signal office.
where the men may purchase many
luxuries to supplement their regular
rations.
es
The drill gtoutalJ$ are COM- r Their Neighbors.
posed of knolls and hog. and the men
frequently gel their f. et wet by step- Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Yeo• who re-
piog it:to a water hot'. ceutly c nue to town from Uudeeich
r aper - townshia ate mow...eyt4¢ }p. tb•ir
writing tent coiitfortab:e residence on Lightf►otisu
) usual)lie` etre. t, which they putelrtsrd ftrom' not for purpu•es of oppression.
le their 1st- Moo. H. Newton. %Ye are glad to beer,' "Brotherhood isjive euro of all war.
M the vamp mien .good citise0A5 a isle, Mr. aid, lBee es•wee le the -'eery 4we4r•e-w/ eiril-
hr incoming Yen come to Take their home in ix .tion.- Through meat et:.lgglts the
uliy. tiodcrlrh end wish them wally plea:- human spi,it had sought iia freedom
NOW RESIDENTS OP GODERICH.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Yeo Hemmed by
Pte Robert N. Nesbitt Killed.
The rumor of the dooth of Pte. Hob-
art
odert N. Nesbitt, who left Gndeticb in
1911 to juin the tint. Canadian cont in -
The Wowan's Guild of Ht. George's
church intend bolding a garden party
on the aftern..on and evening of Wed-
need■y. July 111th. Further particular.
will he announced later.
An exchange of hate was made et
the Canadian Club luncheon ou Mon-
day. June bib. The owners can secure
their own hitt& hyrailing •1
l'lidham's office, orth street.
PERSONAL MENTION.
F. J.
Mr R W. Cootie be. taken a portion to
gent for war service, has been COSI- the nuwry ae.11.rr.icr.
firmed by the receipt of a letter from I work .Thr a A4 to «u ler.
W J. Powell oat Lilo
his rioter at W. La , England, ad- Mr.. iGtber Henry Sad trolly, of %'iri.or,
dressed .W Mr. W. Lannon, of the Un- I he..e r, turned t0 Lown t« tris wmater.
Ion hotel, with whom Pte Nethilt Mb.. Delpb.ne and Ade.aide Nolen batt o0
boarded while in Goderich. The sister stomas on a visa- to retains.. to Detroit.
had received word from his captain Mr. Lerman .wddart, of the frank of Cour
Ibet he bad been killed in action. Sire men*, N"a,kuraark. wee norms toot Sundae.
had written fir further particulate, M1. OrlMWn.
th. Napt.rlea la.try.rant,.t,h.as bi;areturnedAud
but et the filler .•1 writing to Mr. Crl�ivmaatd.t.fy flo
Lan-
olin had out It o'.'ived anything further. Mn. W. H. Hanlon .ad ILL lerot, Jack. aro
Pte. Nesbitt worked for two years at in L«tdu•. ua a rr. 1 tr Iha former. mother,
the organ faro(); y here and previously 11R w"hue*LL
,.t the %Veetern Canada 'flour milt.Mn. SVn. i:. L'1Lutt and two .on a, Willie and
Arthur, of I.r.d-n. aro sot -t • of 7.1. mord Mr..
Ile was not enrolled. (4 M. allkat for r..rai w'e, k..
Mr. It. K. Wigle I. u Toronto til+ week at-
- -- -- tetalh.g the -eau .. u..u•l meeting of the council
ADDRESSES CANADIAN CLU B. of the untarro ('siege of l'ba,m cr.
MIr•.Jean N.itr. .rrt.ed hut. Wt Friday
Dr. McCnmmon od "World Power and frau Sir.trunl, ba mg complete 1 her tonne at
Central Boom,. l'ulb Ke. rhe left un ‘1.*
the German Menace.' ueday !nurse. y.,-Itluu h.. 1m,oiao.
The Canadian Club had • noon lunch- dMr.. IL It. Salines w..- take w.4. oe deemed .a-
eon on Monday and at its conch'. ,irble to hood aae her reed to Alezeddra
sion was addtes.ed by Dr. A. L. Mc- ad -
hospital. A .light chaua.• cur [bc tatter w■.
Ci immon, chancellor of McMaster reported -hi her condition 40457.
Uriversity, Toronto. His subject wait Mr•. %e•1 It tt"alk.r, of Cilntor, war in
"World Power and the German Men- 105001 7.londay..td what: her. Mr.aud Mex
N .leer prod , ally aotu Vlrl d rrr.wgetsunt.
ace." He pointed out that the Present fur Ilse I*a.ing of rwudruu 1 Vntni•n.. They
struggle wan not a spasniodic effoiton boyr to be a foal .. terwett, of t.,derlch by
the port ot this or that nation, but a July' 1"L
contest that had been developing Mi.. friars Doyle. of (;u 1ph, wh t hae been
teurath g lea N. P. \... 1. Liu,len, h t,,w.•hlp, brae
through the crnturier. Britain o0 re.4f" tie. 4)0.1000 0 •c,x t a 1141 smrice
three previous uccaaious had tern the mit u.uw. rl txuwa. 3.1-. I). )Ir. (,lend- 1,1
w.. •.. though
savior of Europe, and today rhe. wan turn are pl.r•ed to bear of h air« g
,.0 r lbau -be 6 Is flu• rie�mU. her
Chen is no trelak��iiww,( ,
at present aA.toliha tad
Sat. cm alae gr�rrtall ;�e1M
ail bo
til cud,
ed heti
h " enjoyed. On )Monday ev, nfng
ill Knox church Dr. Mcll.iwulon
gave an intensely Interesting lec-
ture on "!tome fievelatione of the
War." The anniversary sere:too were
erjoye.l note only hy the menthers of
the Baptist congregation, tut lay
many of other denomivatious.
FOR SALE OK TO R3{NT.-TOWN-
11SIP Or OODP7tfm)H--ascent) three
scree, conveniently looat.4 :.tori. hon.r. franc
barn. ala. lot st Maitland com ..ton ; Mooa-
dtate po.. TION For further pattleaso I,
t4riy sgp¢ae
NATIONAL moor I'u]/i]'IANY, apply
lT1W
To to, to t*.olWtor•, eK1 .4t
(fit YYOOivn7''TT�,
, I HOUSE FOR SALE IN ViLLAGE
ptainlry
Mlek-IInM =Id; rook. ho. fonts 44 .IM
I Icy Ierd1; fmlt IoM. and • Apply to
iser. HURRAY P.\T Y. A..bnrn.
it.
LIVE A ND ---
LET LIVE
I am
Reee�ttg tie Kiag EtfiraJrd
and will be prepared on and •her
JUNE 1 a to wyply the publec with
aoeerswsod•tien fa Horses and Auto-
mebiles.
A RESTAURANT
will be opened nest door. whore the
beet of meek will be saved at right
prices I will she hands am. melee and
fid. to coew.eetien.
Joseph Murray
Or A('RURN.-Seven root. wa.htoem.
Sad : flood rNlat : bare w Ith
8a.
FOR SALE
-'F
AVRNPORT Ftill .ALE AT A
tootos N, -tri Siad roealtles. Pbr
Rher informed toe • y a1 THa SIGNAL. 1t
Difference in Time.
Last summer, says • British weekly,
a number ail masons lett Scotland to
settle in America. Recently one of
thew wrote to his wife and instructed
her to sell most of their household
property and to take passage out to
him.
Toe good wife had • neighbor in to
help in the packing. In the midst of
business they fell upon Sandy • wat-h.
The neighhmt examined it clime!'" and
then said :
"We • grand watch, Janet. Ye'II be
takin' it wid re 'r"
"Iva ! nit !' was therey. "It wad
be o' bad Uee out there, for Sandy tells
me in his letter that then is stone
'oors o' difference between the time
bere and in California, so I needn't be
Sakai' lumber."
5�S gALK.-ViwCsTROLAa IN GOOD
vat RIONALoFFoft lCE twisty ndad. AF
tR B. s CEDAR%P(7 .11re le12
tf
R C. sabglra APO, �t RR�I
DENTISTRY
S. O. NAe Ix)NELL.- HONOR
ale
Toronto t•etvereles. Cnidae•
.0ee .n4 W0.. m ate ioR s
'11IPclay&l .tiaralbei•rs reit ,•••e
FARMERS!
for oetgoing
mail is diorite
soling the ('. 44k O[ civ dlxuwn. y
rw.klwtrsoa -four. estrt•t ark. ran rd of ton
God hod given man "world power, pet.cn. ,..•bout term.
but not in the menie desired by Ger- Mr-. It. E Than adage 1• ye odlrr a month
urea (oe herself . Man had with hta Oar* 4-. Mr era Mr'. J... L,
J4 >t()seri as "1i .,.,.W :61.T• a,'0is.sae psww.--
g'tven the ma tory of IDs eatlh, tiff '.bl� p. heco0.puil.454 (.0 a. Thea o
try bet luubs.0, Icev, hl. If. l laraetlta, yet •
war ell roup to tl toulpe�,ars w ■1-
tend this bimetal .0 ars.at/►rt
I tea ea torn , bel w i n to a, 5. t h I r n-atdesce . l.
Snood., 1/4:0 l loom les hail.g-received •
earl to "l. .1..1.1* - ITe b;t.rien dunk of
t:.,t few n.
d' acid the resent
.e ant yeaent
rs 11 -re. and ill•leper. , p
Friday last was payday for the 101.1. . Mr. Yeo' was fur many 'yes rs an contest was hut a phaws of the ag•'loug
Tie men war• lined up in detat:h-les'errned and influential re.►JrQt of .b 'Ale for the iudefeaeiMe rights of
,u nos, those (row the different re- We township and served for seven or, was -kind. German unlit -mien) was of
cruitiug ceottee being pawed together, eight years on the township Tomtit. a (niece with the systems tat oppression
Prior to Their departure from their ilial had beret mankind from the
formes home M and Mn'. Yeo were dawn of history. Only by the recog-
waited upon by a number of lbeir ni• ion of the value u( every soul, the
friends. Pali -clam ly leprrsenling lie sight of every wail to its own consCien-
Hulu*esville Methud.st cburcb, and time expression, the right of every
presented with the following address,
accompanied hy a suitable gilt :
Mr. and Mr..,Joltn 11. Yeo.
Holmee.11le. •
DEAR FRIRNUa,-We your neigh-
bors and friend' representing the
Holmesville Methodist church have
gathered this evening to offer you our
tokens of Esteem and hearty good
wishes on your departure from our
immediate neighnorhood.
It seems hard topait with those
with whom ee have leen so long
identified in church relations, and to
neva' our Connie -lion with those we
have known et long, and whose
friendship her dt•eprued with the
year's.
-Wbeew'ee`ere w.n.ler,
Eastwood or west,
Old times, old tune..
OIJ •f riesds air best.
After the pay a Moues .bad. been
handed out the deta••isments were
marched to Queen'. Park. where a
paying clerk from Alul.uns Bank
cashed the cheques.
ee
The 161st and 1.ilird paraded to-
gether for divine service on Sunday.
Rev. Capt. Hin.1.on, of the 153rd.'
who sp.•keata recruiting meeting in
God elich in the spring, conducted the
service and the band of tbe laird led
the singing. Afire service the men
were marched to l'amling's Heights for
a general muster and march -put,
about 9,17111 taking; part hi the redly.
On Monday evening of this .week a
football tournament wog held, rteuit-
ing in • victory by .% company over
t' company by a -core of 2-') and a
victory by D comp.uty over B com-
pany by a similar ••-ore. 'l'he winning
teams will play off for the final.
When you are in town on Saturday
for the circus call and see us about
that farm you *alit to sell. (let our
terms. NV* can sell it for you. it you
intend removing to °oder icb this fall,
you doubtless want to buy • house.
Come to us and come now. You are
the purchaser &sal whether you buy or
not you have no commission in pay.
We have some bargains to show you.
We are in the business and can get
you something to suit you more
reasonably thanou can buy yourself.
if you don't think so, try us and see.
REAL ESTATE.
We here a booms and lame lot on Park street
for wale at • very rea,onable figure If taken at
once. Somebody w111 rel a snap here within
the nett few deyr.
Britannia road. - We have a couple of booms
for sole on Britannia road. The prior+ ere
right and the termis corn be •rtanged to .tilt
perrbw.er.
Cambridge .treet - •iJal relrbt bay • beam -
Orel re-Idenro ea ail. .tort. Monsen oon.
venbenree ; everyt the oomph 1r.
lilbboaa a wet -Con venlent (o Victoria
.rhool, N.o the Coliegle•e 'teatime •.d •
locality .errand to noseflood house and lot.
Snap for quick .ate.
Slimmer Dot -near lake. A little beauty
turd own be bougu h`` rewwem.My.
Niece treat. We Maas an sleekest ro•1-
donee for a &le on this ARet. All modern e«r-
sm•ieaos : everything pre dos : Ideal loco -
don ; • .plend id home ler •«•roes,
Ther are Ant a few of the proportion on ser
list. If you Intend buying thla year, mow M the
time 14 get bnwy The mamma the war ews
e
real emote wilmamma'drawee. •e tbouoosd* eppoose
thon.anda of people me booed to look (0 (J•at-
ada
for home.
EICHANOR
Mr. Parma, would youtown or=
property as port payment on t tars
Mt ate offering for wile t If ad, se know.
RENT,
Why not ►Mt that ve•ant hoses with ss i be
=males that every .157 that property re
ssL.�s0 rrawestt�g705 aro u • boost Owe cosi 10.
osewtled Is tray fhb-
. If a •w wee ors r5f limo It well
ors Baal rent r
ewe you • cool. *bout* In Unfair.
Rwsas►s oke •pet. Joe off the Sew %
O'NEILL & COMPANY,
The Rail Estate People,
Neth street. (3nderieh.
PATRIOTISM ABOVE PROFIT.
Frenchman Sells Trained Bears in Order
That He May Go Home to Fight.
A despatch from Kansas City says :
John lienaizet, native of France,
has travelled over matey of the Pruv-
ibces and States with two bears, enter-
taining a bool children and others
with his trained animals.
Yesterday be was 'n Kanfta. City ami
'awned that his Fatb?rland was en-
gaged in war with Germany. He im-
mediately appealed for someone to
take hint to the Fren•h consul.
There he learned the facts about the
war, and immediately sold his hears
to the LaTenisTrained Animal :show'
and departed for New York, where he
will catch the first French line for
home. in order that he may join his
regiment.
Benwtzet does no: speak or under-
stand any English and bad not heard
of the war until he arrived in Kansas
City. where he happened to meet with
someone that could speak his lan-
guage," Emile Bruin the French con-
al, said last night. "iL was certainly
glorious to see the patriotism he
showed when he learned his country
needed him. He did not delay a min-
ute in selling his pets -the onl7 means
be had of making a living in this
couotry--and starting for Now York.
D $coon rofed him W the station.
He could hardly welt until his train
departed.-
H
L• Tenor's Trained Animal how
will exhibit in °oderiob on Saturday, thir sincerest wi.h i. that God may
June lea. abundantly bleep lou and grant you
Particular people u.. Blackstone's Ilia peace. and may the remaining
dellclone lee cream. Get the habit, years of your lite he many 4ryd
bo particular. Order* delivered.
Yon anJ MIs. Yeo have been faith
ful and loyal to tbe chinch Or &Itend-
ance at the call of worship, and in all
its Tare AIM enterprises we- could always
rely un you to share its burdens and
to du any task which was assigned
you.
in your borne we have always found
hospitable hearth and s feeling of
man to the development of his own
personality, by the rthogiitJon of tbe
eacietlness of human personality, -could
mankind come to its own. This real-
ized, there would he no trampling on
the rights of free and independent
states. there would be aro exploitation
of out kern, there w0,11t1 be no viola-
tion of virtue. t81i11, there st be
authorit y somewhere, or anarchy
would iesult. Man recogniled the
authority of God, the authority t f a
higher spirit.
it was exemplified today that you
IIIa'y hare advance in science, in phil-
osophy, wr'I t the heart culture that
is essential. Thant nation would be
most secure that got closest to truth
anti righteousoees and developed relig-
ious power. There wail no guarantee
that intellectual power would be right-
ly used without an accompanying heart
culture..
Germany tied lagg+d behind in the
march of detnurrsey. in Germany
government was "Outside" the people.
The so-eelled popular aasrmbly were
there only a debating society with a
power of amendw.ut slightly used.
If Germany should .'onquer she could
give to the world no higher principles
a el than she herself pu•eeeectl.
most genial and r ifs hos welcome. Nations had a mea1age from on high.
Your esteemed wife been s most It seemed that to Britain it had been
►ful home -worker. She has
presided
usgiven to hold the freedom of the news.
presided over her household duties
with w queenly dignity and patience, This she hint done, not fur herself
and liar always Teen bright and car- &lune, but for the whole world.
rigid a .tinny cheer amid the vat Mum There. 1. Hi•: He made it.
rcenes of life. Meek eon and .enit shoal.
As ninon of affairs, you have had From bartered biota to where the long
absolute regard for a strict sense of League. of Atlantic ton :
honesty and uprightness in all band- Small.trelt and r omier•• octan,
nese trana&cti0n0, and while I. ied- "le hada each one to b•.
deuce has been pleased to give you The nes 1. 1H. ; He ma&e 11 -
e'ecros in your undertakings He And Rrttel0 betpe It Ree.
haft therewith granted you to know Hy pain and .trem and striving
the glory of stewardship in all things. Beyond the nation.' ken,
The mantle you and your honored lir vigil. at ern when e.,rre dept,
wife have so long and so faithfully Ry live. of many moa
tarried, we tract will fall upon your Through night. or .toe... through.
dawn's
two worthy sons and their noble wive., Blacker than midnight- be
and that they shall take up the task
Ttio era that trod oewaw 1,
you are called upon now to lay down. Britain tit, kept R tips.
Asa slight token of our love and eel,'
Leen' we feel toward you we wok you Count no. the splendid cacr.ln.
to accept this hall raek.whieh we hops Woe riled with remnette both
will sere. sew litll. remruilw&nee of Teatime the pe1tbtte thy. unknowose
the old church, the old home and TNI me wbero Orme nen eel
neighbors at Holmeev IIM To light a path for slap to rose.
They moored at Dead•Man'. cher.
The ion In Ord'. : Be mode II - .
And these &ren kept 11 hew
Yesterday the gtnewf, trutebevs and
bat iters had their flet Ve edeeeday
halt-bollday of t he s.Yoa. The
weather man had fah on the oesasion
and let loose torrents of rale. Leet
seaion if we remember riebtly. Dearly
every Wednesday aftar'000n wM wet.
Wky not Chang. to Thsrwday l'
The W. O. T. U. will meet In the
Temperance Hell on Monday Matt at
Sp. m.
crowned with joy and full ot glory.
Signed ou behalf of th. congregation.
Ono. P Oovtn, H. J. Mct;oawtc1,
D. A. 4114.1.ass, W. FINLAY.
Said Mutt to Jeff when he was bit
on Om ride cif the head with a German
*bell t "Ouch 1 They are like R. J.
Pridbam's clothes. iI taken more than
Mallets to pot them oat of horsiness.''
Highest /'sad for all kinds
of hides hy D. )1. O firtne at the Rork
treet meat plat'ket. 21.
BE SURE TO SEE
oke can- r'.4 .parade on M..tnrJa, . 1t woo
tom anyI' hove. Ind 1t wail b, .uch • bait for
the ribaldry n and for gr.rd'na In fact, we rz• -
prat 1., MO ea Dry bear r.ut. 1. eluding
MAYOR McLEAN and the
TOWN COUNCIL
watching the i• Anteing Aur•., end the {.reit)
ladle. and th- .c. rid/ kit' d w .tgou.. I widow at
the funny a. U, - of the CIow a-, throat haled
hay to the rlepn..nt-• and all the reef sf•ft. tt-e
vivo Tow n t..irk Knox tr141 nee to K last the
Rees&tlon t .Alunatea dos..'1 try to rob
IN THE LIONS' CAGE 1
REO CROSS NOTES. -
The following contributions of socks
are thankfully acknowledged by the
Society : 14s. H. Clark, Mrs. &-And-
rews, 1 pairs each ; Mrs. Woods, Mre.
Deanery, Moo. W. K. Kelly, Mrs. But k -
bidder, Alin. Will Carey. Mrs. Robt.
Sharmab, Mrs. Bunks. :l p do each ;
Mrs. Moir, plies -Whitely, Mie. Cle-
ulent, Mrs. Ball, No Name. Mee. J. 11.
Craigie, Mrs. .1. Million, Mtn. Mcll-
wain. Mts. W. 4 Eliot, Mn. Holt,
Miss H--, Mra. Geo. Williams.
Mre. E. Mitchel'. Mise Bnrrltt, 3 pairs
each ; Min Ail. 1 Armour, Mrs. Wal-
ton. Mins WAIL. •, Mrs. Harold Carey,
Mr.. Peter Mal nald, Miss Lerouzel,
Mr.. Wm. Lee, .'Liss Muriel Galt, Mims
Tiffin, Mr.. Wro, McMsth, Mrs. (leo.
Drew, Miss R. Porter, Miss Mabel
Halliday, Mrs. It. Clark, Mrs. Alex.
Stirling, Miss J) .rk. Miss Ali: Saute
detw, Mrs. leech, Mre. Buchanan,
Moe. McFarlane, M,■. Aitken, Alis.
Norma Whitely, Mrs. Steelton, or.,
Mn. E. Drinkwal(er, Mrs Leonard,
Mee. Semler', Mein 11. Carter,
Hincke, :thee (antis& McDonald. Mn.
W. J. McNevin, 1 pair each.
There bas been considerable falling
off in Ilse nuwls'r of socks received,
due to housecleaning and various
other causes. Let us hope there will
ire • renewed effort on the part of our
knitters. Remember, the boys in the
trenches still need your help.
O little land of Faglaa4.
(M asother of boort.* Wo bra..,
Men eay lhi. trust .roll pa•"' from Oat*
Wbe guarded Nslwe'. [revel
am brit these Wawa. yet •hn;I learn
W ►o'd kers the wort/ In hoe.
The me le Cod'. -and fluorin.
Rrltalo .ball keep M (Ilse.
The spanker was }heartily applauded
as bis nnncluded hie addrema, and the
president, Ire J. fl. Fntberingham,
tendered him the *ants of the Club
for his message.
e
.j
DIED.
noir' -At Hamilton, on 4wturday. Jnnr
M ry .(. Raw. widow of the late Robert
Kww. to hor 74th year.
KKRK.- Al Huntirytt.xe, t'w!ifornia on Thor
day. Ma> Ie, John Erre, formerly of bo.le-
11,0. In hl. 7:hd year
RELL.-lo l:nd.riob. em Saturday. Joni .t,
lethal kirk attrka, wMow or lite tato Henry
Hell. age Tx nary
1/41/4'1;1011T.- In Oedench. The Tber.lmy, Jnnr ..
Leah. foatth tanrh',•r of Mr. and Mt-
Willies
r.•Willles Wright, ASM 2. y noir. and 2. day-•
Tho fun.rel will *wk., Vire from. the re.'
dente of Mr. Wm. Johnston, Neiman .teeet.
on Sunday afternoon, June 11, at 3 o.lork. to
am lasdmthe hotter sere at tbons at
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -June 1.
Pure.
Hata Exchanged- F. J. P,-dbam ..... ..
%Vetted to 'Pura -lime -1 ►a.. Beer, Rerlln.
'rhe. . .... ..... . ...... ...
Reeder -campba l'. Drug More
wornlos to ParyM.ta-Ctlef M PMlir 1
Davenport for ails -Tho 111g.s1 .. 1
Mottos of Court of Reviles -Tows st °oda
r1et .. .... . ........ .... 1
Waimea Ely Pods .. ... ................. _.1
wr4dey'a ('hoofs. Otte ...
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