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WOTICETOTHEPUBLIC
Having been desirous of enlisting
IDs scene time past, I have finally
tacc'eeded In making arr.ngernentw
with the Uoderich Coal Co. (P. J.
Nacitwan, manager) to take over
mad carry on my cartage business
daring my absence.
HAIROOOI►f3,-YRS. A. NiCHOLL,
Nei.. , street. le prepared to de aH l led.
of hair 'lock trade Oen cut aur orgoaatsg.•
mad angrier*hair tar order.. wteatMc treat -
swat. cleaning. etc.. and also 5*. ter sale toilet
egldw, .baaRio•lUlladre,•.as5a qua=ree.. awO'..slle 1t3
AUCTION SALI.
GLHARINO AUCTION11.111(iF
Houssi OLD n'RVIrVRL *140 rue -i
NIS INOS.
Mt. TS.a=a• Onndry hoe teethed in.truot
Dat trams ler% C. 1e=bertn• to •elf by poblle
auction at ba redden s. Lace street, Oates ie
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t1ATURDAY. JULY Wit.
amemit lag at 1 o'clock •bare. the Spewing
valiabas property :
EAcase lar.itan, locludtnn 1 poen Oarn.y
Osfad nsearly nee 1, 3 kith.. [able•,
Mahe ale ave ether hitches utensils,
p1ai � On. gods e . os
5541., i- Ma5arcem eaatr-. 1 oak Sofa'. 1
Parlor std ruraiturs--Two parlor
task.. t 1 lsatbsr rocker.. s tapestry
rade, 4
Wee with erttrp•w,. shod
5554.0 sem a teary new1.1 dre.-er ked
wabelaa. 1 slrra..evaeal yards m
linoleum and Michela. 11 .rua11 bedroom reg,
and stat..
Your ..wars. wiadow .badge. waters. gar.
dM s cad shovels. and several r
a,9d.. be tRINK
=sa eorows to =lotion.
laavlai hINMeret sok'. a. the owner re
Am■
strictly ,who
('. LAkI�tERTI'!, TH/W.OU\DRY,
Pespgbtre... AsatNneer.
AUCTION SALE.
Sal dye lob 19,16, 1.5 .p, m., oa
Peones s.
SOLID BRICK RKHIDKN 15 ON NOBT*
STREET.
qtr. list• lag getout. Ju•eat 1e um sseveral eleepbo
vim le set, and ie
sae dentes wait from DM
sad savanna Mata street
isedist A 1. rape .f the asset
.wddeetW saeartle• is town.
TIOLISI, TM d per end. of p•reaase mosey m
rt and basses .1151. thirty days. ar
mee roomilo ea =ate5ge at interest at
it property r plug to be .old wltknnt re
essse.
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tbe 161 tit Battalion for active ser -
rice over.eaa, and I would respect-
faliv eoitcit from the public getter•
ally, and from my old custolaeri
particularly. a contortions:* of their
velure patroaagte until such time as
I taxa again rename my occupation
Any bashers affairs entrntted to
tfilelr caste dttriag my elmetrre will
tberekee be tbeakfnlly appreciated
toes aR altlass to
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NOW o IT WAS CELEBRATED iN
GODERICH.
Floe Weather and a Good Crowd in
Town -Sports Well Contested and
E verybody Hada Good Time -Lists
of Prize -winners in the Various
E vents.
Sb. osiehratioa of ;the forty-ninth
sate! day of the Doaiieion in Gado -
rink was favored witb perfect weather
and front almost every atrodpolnt the
demonstration -was a success. This
trades and floral proeoiasion had few sr
competitors than in previous years,
yet ibises' tie accounted tor by tbe lack
of help from whkh practically every
Industry and trade is suffering, How-
ever, those who participated in the
opening parade are deserving of much
commendation for the assistance they
rendered to make it the success which
it proved to b..
The parade, which started at the
coarser of Hamilton and Victoria
atreete. bad an advance guard, consist,
ins of Poliermeu Postlethwaite and
Moore matnted on white bones.
They were immediately followed by
a carriage in which wen Mayoc Mc-
Lean, Deputy Reeve Lalthwalu,
Councillor Wallis and Assessor Camp-
bell. The fir•etueo, with their bow
wagon, fire engin., and hook and
ladder wagon. were next in line, otter
which cense the:i:3rd Regiment band.
and almost fifty Boy Scouts, with
their life and drum band. The trades
were represented by an aauuunitroo
float from the Doty Engine Works, a
bed Crop supply wagon from the
Dominion Road Machine Co.'e works
and • display of furniture from the
Ocderich Manufacturing Company.
A calithumpiao hand with musio.l
inclinations was followed bya cottpb
"from the rural district" wo left the
irrlpreesion with the crowd that tbeir
opportunities to celebrate Dominion
Day bad been all too few. Several
decorated bicyeJes and about a deme
decaeated autos completed the par-
ade.
Thre ppst irev were awarded*" follows ;
Tues a g'roe.seieo-1s D..i F la.
1+Yeeks t Sada i isi�ba Read Aaebloe
Co. t anti, (ivaench Mfg. Co. A Special
prize to the the brigade was recom-
mended.
D. c.orat. d turoo.Jt,-lot. Chas.
Black ; Ynd, Miss Pearl F.xser; 3rd,
W. L. Mclean lib. Mie Ila Allen.
Det -orated bicycles -1st, leer Hum -
her : 2nd. Olive Allen ; 3rd. Catherine
Hays and Marion Lee (tier. A special
prize was given to encu of the other
girl* who ...carpeted io' this
Dorothy- Dancry, Helen Carey,
Jean Hunter and Beatrice Hunter.
The Baby Show.
The batby show was a, usual a great
attraction. There was a good array
of neitrty little youngsters, and the
prise* were awarded as follow" :
Ceder six months -1st Mrs. Jae.
Dornin, 2nd Mrs. Robert Williams.
Six months to one year -lye Mrs,
Jas. F. Tbomion ; 2nd Mrs. Wm. Hill,
jr (B.-omillei I. twins.
Children's Gama.
The prize -winner's in tbe children's
games were as follows :
trove.
50 Tarte race, seven years and tre-
dve-Roy 'Walter, Charles Silk, Wil-
fred (ltfahaia.
50 yardarm*, eight years and under
ten -Bert firs, Roy Walter, George
McKay.
141) yardt rare, tenear and undttr
twelve -James Ryan, Vied Price, Alex.
FtiD1.
yrds lace, twelvear, ran and un-
d fourteen-Hector Ward, Fred
Prise, Charles Thornton.
Boot race, 100 yards, twelve years
and. under -Earl Westbrook. Clyde
Carter. Fred Robinson.
BuontnR-brood jump, fourteen year,
and under -John Pinder, Hector
Werd.Tbeodore Bullard.
INnsidg high jump, fourteen veers
and wader -John Pinder, Ted John-
attn. Henry Hunfalvy.
Vaulting with pole, sixteen wean
and udder -Bruce McDougall, Ted
h etwttoo.Withtam McDongan.
Three-legged race, tlft vards, fif-
teen near. end under-JJohn Pinder
and Martin Price, Henry liunfalvy
and Hector %Yard. Harry $ii,.derson
and Bert Sanderson.
Iiieyelerace, once around the Square.
fnutteeh years cad tinder -Douglas
Thornton, John Donaldson, Alpert
Harris.
• NOLO.
00 yards race, six years and under --
Vera Beres, !roue Abel, Dorothy
Tow nabeod,
Boot race, 50 yards, sixear, and
'ander-Ir •tiet. Oilve McAllister,
Edith Hunlher
NO yards race. ten year, and under -
Marie Cash, Nosy Ryan, Violet
Thom p low.
Potato dace', fifty yard., ten year,
need loader-- Mar• re
a( Graham. Anaie
Paster, Grace McGregor.
100 yards rice. twelve years and en-
dsr-Mss$. Smith. Rosily Murray,
Vera Ialblourr. .
i00 yards raoe, foorteer years and
ender- Keith Morse Oatbarine Hays,
MynI. Rani agtii te.
Bieyelerwoe. eine ensued the Mgeare,
feeenne yeast seed under_- Relit h M 4.-
aef. Marisa L. Jean Hooter.
moo, nude. twelve years
under, nrth ask. EmilyMurray, Mamie Smith.Mask.
roast, fifty yard., freer -
teem years red Mader -A. M.Doembi
Med L Mt*coos. r, R. Money and M.
Aaaine. Latimer daises•
Onittenned on Page R
$$DAY JULY 6 1416
TAi2 COMBINED ACES 246
YEARS
TBA AIGN•471011711119 Ca, UMITID, Posumen
aiMPi I THE LADS IN KHAKI.
brut. E W. Porter, of (ioderlch,
hag been sii ceptul in obtaining bis
Colt machine-gun certificate. He at-
tended the closes held at London last
February. -
WM. CAMP
THREE W
A. M. POLLEY
W. It. ROBERTSON
SON
KNOWN CITIZENS OF GODERICH WHO WERE ALL
Ma. WILLJ.t■Vt> L is just
thirty-three yegra.tYIe than the
thruilnkrn of Canadaaid he claims
to hold the record for tile longest
continuous residence in 0 .lerich.
He wee burn at Barrie July 1st,
1814. and five years later came to
Dederick, where be has lived ever
score. lie has bees aid still its a
prominent figura in the political
and nrunk-ipal life of the town and
etepe about with the gait of a malt
of thirty. He fa (3e s.i0b'm muni-
cipal ammeor and tae ddlootor.
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BORN IN JULY, 1834.
Mit. A. M. Put.t.HT opened hie ere
at
on thin ew
Hapshire, hon July StoaFranconia. 1RRt, `
rnHe
hastinea in Oodrrkh only fifty-
four years, etc that we do not
know much about his youthful
(Jaye. but we regard it as extremely
probable that be stepped right
from the cradle to the driver's seat
of a buggy, At any rate, lw
known all about hones, and for
many years 13e ran a big livery
business in (ioderieh. Though
now retired from busiuer•.+, head!
drives out Almon every day to his
" farm in (i.alerich township.
•
MIL W. R. RopEwr,iuN was born in
Pictou county-, Nova fiesitia, July
22nd. MX He stent .owe years
in California as a young man
before rattling in Ontario. He has
been a resident of (ioderkh sine
1870. In his eighty-second year he
att ntbt to his insurance Weiner
and also does the •fork in his garden.
He is the oldest hicvclist in (lode -
rich and may be eon on his wheel
about town ady dal. His latest
visit to him native Province was
made just a year ago.
WITH TI -1E.161 iURONS
(4 ra.at,,lilili
Arm
Voyeur; July 5,
About seventy -fife per sent of the
men of R courpeny t4oderish and
Blyth men) spout lwinitm Day at
home.
On July let a base 'all match be-
tween teams from the bugle bands of
the 181.1 and 153,d resulted in a vic-
tory Inc the latter by 11 rune to 9.
The seine team, also pl,yed a football
match, which resulted in a lie, neither
side scoring a goal.
s•
On "Wednesday of lest week the
baseball reason( the foist Battalion
defeated the 1534-d Battalion teas by
a *core of 11-9.
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On Tueadey all the tents of the lttllet
Battalion were struck. This gave an
opportunityto thoroughly clean the
lines and aso afforded the wen a little
instruction in not -fagging.
s•
Pete. Fred Dooms., who while in
Oodericb wee attached to the bugler
band, wet given his card:cal discharge
this week.
Oa Moedsy afu.Yoon the men re-
tiree - toonth_ rad 1*1 ebtq'rr
A nuwlwr of the Gadetie Ines [r-
evived in addit:on to their ,...;ul.ar pay
the $1.1 \rpt heck lir 1li.thes at the
time of enlistineat.
Many of the men are now attired in
new uniform.. The re -.1st lour ap-
pears to be of better material and of
'more uniform color th w the clothes
i formerly ieaued.
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On Tuesday evening the intermed-
iate football teams of the 'diet and
1:.33 d nisi. The Rave rr"uite' in a
victory for tier 1111*t by 1 -11, all the
goat. toeing scored in the first half of
the game.
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The Mayor of London has offered a
beautiful silver cup as a trophy in a
diving contest free W any soldier in
training at London. The diving takes
plane each evening at the Grand
Theatre. A number of Ooderich men
we in the contest..
Pte. 11.g. Fowler, who has been
•
Mr. R. C. Hays received • letter
ibis week from his son„ Private R.
(kr khurn Hay., telling of some recent
heavy engagements in which be par-
r icipated. 4o far Private Hays has
escaped without injury.
Mr. and M.s. Wm. C. Johnston re-
ceived two postcards on Monday even-
ing wbicb conveyed the welcome news
Irom their son, Private Walter John-
, ston. that he was well but a prisoner
of war in Germany. Private Jobostun
was repot ted raising sinew June 2nd.
I The cards which he sent were dated
June titb.
I home on a leeegtby sick tarlosgb, re-
: joined bat compane here this week.
About twenty men fronts each of the
battalions have biro moved to Cove
ranged to take's -imams is satmkrtry.
Among tubes. Vint Lela ittfit ttiee
Sergeant, J.ne cad Craig. Uor p•.ral
Hettord and Ptre. U'Brlen and Uuh-
ring ; the hist two as cooks' helpers.
SPECIAL *1.50 OPTICAL SALE
of w. -r. aotrtd gold -Tilled rimmed
spectacles and eyeglasses. with best
quality white ct y.•tiel spot r:cal ler.oeb,
for only $1 .41, sold in regular way for
43.50. Byes examined free by our
well-known and painstaking specialist,
W. Huglison. He was manager cat
the ,ptieal department of B. & 1I. B
Rent, Toronto. and later occupied a
neo
similar position with Heavy Morgan
& Co., Montreal, bath of which firma
speak highly of his wort. Hie skill
and experience are at your "rrvice
two days only, Saturday and Mcn•
day, July Sth and 19.h. S1LITU'e ART
STORK. (iOde* ich.
For A d.inty dessert use Edwards'
pure ice cream. made in fancy trick or
bulk. Order's delivered. Phone del,
THE HUN IS BEING DRIVEN BACK.
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sucourt
Section of Franca in whic/t Alined movement is taking plaice.
'(hp grist, festIWO of the war news t.h,. week M the ethane. of the Athol f,.rres in Prance in the region of
the River t•i.wnme The Frenrh Moe advanced on both side« of thin Nnmme, while the British tenps are
drives 'sunward between the River An.'re sod the Somme. me. TAe French are now only a few miler from
Pervwtao, Priv .utt, Ma seta, MoittauPan and Thiepval are some of the name* rnantioswtl in the arecelitte
coal tetat ►iehb ►sweet..
Tl>le announcement is made that
Lieu .-Col. John 1. Mciaren, eon. -
manning officer of tbe 19. h Battalion.
will return to Canada and be given •
1'beetle command at Camp Borden.
Lieut. -Col. McLaren is a son-in-law of
here. William McClure, Nelson street,
Ooderich. Reeently he was specially
Mentioned by Sir Douglas Haig for
gJlant and distinguishes condurt on
the battlefield.
Mr. John Youngsoe bas a letter
from his son Howard, who has been
transferred Irom the 71st Battalion to
the 73rd ttcyal Highlanders. Part of
his letter, wbieh was written June fhb
e t Brai nabott Camp, is as follows :
'The 71st has been broken up and
Bob Bowling. Eddie MacDonald and I
are in the 73rd Royal Highlander,
from Montreal (the Black Watch►.
Major Dunlop and Captain Soother -an
are in cowraand of Longmoor Range
Camp, where we were shooting for a
little better than a week. i made
tetter than 1 expected I would. We
were called hack Iasi night to get
ready for France. Then are two com-
panies going -A and B companies -as
reinforcements for some battalion.
There are Jost Bob Bowling and I
from Oodench in tete Lattahos that
are going. There are a few from the
71st in tate other company. bat they
see sot going jus . et. Nit .b
sta
ait
pirye'test nuns. I'jlvete i oe0 t+ Ji; . • . a roe
wad Brawling did, too. one thing is.
i am glad we are in the 7:1.d, as they
are good fellows and 1 like them fine.
4o don't worry *omit no., w 1 w It W
all right. 1 won't he with Bob How-
ard, as he went a few days ago. It
mahe a month or maybe tomorrow,
andtar rosy not go at .11 as far as I
know. But they are getting every.
thing ready..wyway."
LOYAL.
WKDNRMDAY, July 5.
Mr. Allan Greet. ha, returned from
Wisconsin to take charge of the farts
which he bought from his father, Mr.
Andrew Green, who with bile daughter
Miss Jeanie is moving to Salttord to
reside. N'r are all sorry to lose Mr.
Omen. who to one of Cur oldest -and
beet citizens.
Mr. Wm 1''. Young bas put in forty
a' -res of beaus. This is an experiment
fur this locality. hut if anybody can
make a buries* of it Ww. F. will.
Mre. James Clark celebrated her
eight y•second birthday on Monday.
We are glad to he aide to bay she is in
good health, and her many friends
bole that she may lie spored for many
more annienroarie.. She ham Leen a
resident of this locality for sixty
year,.
Mi.. Maisel Young i• home from
Dublin, where she has been teaching
school.
Mr. Fletch r Gilder" is en the sick
liar. We bets. for his early recovery.
Mr. Wm. llcl'nee. has some indus-
trious hero M•nce Januar rrJrd hw
bad 4:41 d. •n egg,. January
a odd r bas flu
hews.
AUC1 JMt BALLS.
looser. July 11 4.N of •tandiag bar on
cosoe-.ona satti r•. Aal.11sld, JOHN 8'r,,.p.
props leder : Jour P, 14114, auctioneer.
hrt•n sr, Jelly e - Rate a .hop furniture
and fur fishing... at P. N Martin • !Mier -hop,
I iad.rkh. T. ti VP Mt r, aucU.neer.
BORN.
BRAN.- At .11cv..ndra ho-plt.l. I;oderi-r, on
Tharday. Joy A. int 1,e. J. a. cad Yrs.
Hears .rat Ilderton.. • daagb.er.
MARRIED.
MILLIAN-RYAN.--44, rhur.,fay. July R •t
Um Victoria .treet Methodist par+enaae, by
Rev J l:. Ford. Mr Wilbert U. 111111an. of
(ledench. to Mfr Evelyn Ryan, daughter
or Mr Jett. R)an. o/ unclench.;
DIED.
McLIG0I1. - In lindertch. on Thursday. a
Dolly Melwd.
ATE I\seiO.-At Moeso'l.ie.. Se.k. on nets,:
day. hely 4. Lane .1.'.. 3.,.,.., wore M lien,
A. Nerd 1t1 y«tn, J sent ., and
MWARTP.' .In r)unday. int, 1. Kllc.beth May.
yostye.l daughter of Mr. and Mr.. blare
DAVI$SOQf `in l on Tharwday. Jolt'
. yr M loam 1
NEW RTISEMENT$-July O.
Pogo
We.I.rn Pile --A. M. Root. *ee'y .....
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Teacher Wasted -A. A. No. s A.iasM 1
iceneh far Mal .1. Black ..a
Salt- North ttn.riea*Chemasosl Cls.IIMti
Notice to Water taker. A. Minks t
MNNfs1"t. and Lathe Bagd• Wanted -Wasp
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