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Home My WebLink AboutThe Signal, 1916-7-6, Page 4T, *ILE S, - rat ltH; _ _ ERtCii You )Ytust press good to ave a good J7ddress Don't think that "tailors" do not make our C lo t h e s. On the contrary, the best tailors in Can- ada put their best Workmanship into our clothing. The best materials also go into ourgarments. Our Suits are all ready to slip right on, or if you prefer you can have them made to your special meas- ure either Society or 2oth Century Brand. Walter C. PRI DH AM We sell "Better" Clothes WHITE SEWING MACHINES THE WnrrE SEWING -MACHINE -MACHINE COMPANY OF CAN- ADA has recently purchased the Raymond Co: factory in Guelph, and is now shipping the well-known household favorite. WHITE SEWING MACHINES, frim this point. This means new and quick service t.) yon. New pniets of construction Aeariugr New Tension Indicator Acorn Dust Caps Automatic Tension Release Self Threading Shuttle High Sneed Improved Large Bobbins New and Latest Steel Attachments. The Family Rotary Mite means comfort in using. To prove t', buy a White and use it. SOLI) BY JAS. F. THOMSON GODERICH QUEEN'S UNI1111iTT 131140111T 001 ONTAR 10 1""=11"4=r1=-1..." fees �,.«t ewirtaefe W�4"sties MOMS STUDY •fps r sw�esla=•a:.��..tt� summit SCHOOL slow v. einem ma. Y ermAMOWIR PORT ALfs[RT. WienerDAyt July & Pte. Wallace Cunningham M up from Toronto for s visit •t hie house herr. Mrs Holzkmwp and little daughter were visitors at Stratford for the holiday Mims Viola Hoy is visiting frieuds at Blyth •ud \\'altos for • few weeks during the holidays. Miss Elias Younis is in Detroit her • few work.' visit with her sister. Mrs D. Martin, and utbet friend•. Mr. Tho.. Wilson, jr., visited his daughter, Mi.. W. T. milhert, at Sor- ra* fire few div. last week. Miss Mae Dohs, was • visitor at Clinton Inst week - was the guest of Miss Margaret Set oeshals. Mr. W. B. Hawkins is having his bows tricked this week. it will be • big improvement to bis residence Mrs Role. Willson rod von, of Gode- rieh. ere visiting with bee parent., Mr. mod Mrs. J. Melee, 4th conces- sion. Pte. W. J. Ruddock, of the ltilst Battalion, was tip from London and spent the weekend with his wife end family. Mrs. Norman Culclougb and child- ren. of (ioderieh, are visiting her father sod mother, Mr. and Mn. W. Brindley. Cap'. W. V. Hayden and Serpi. Otway Hayden, of the 0. A. D. C.. London, spent the week -sod under lbs Mrent•l roof. Mies ('hrietena Hawkins is home from her school at St. Thomas end will speed the holidays with her sister, Mrs. W. 0. way. Mr. and Mrs. Jamb McGee have been awry on a trio to Windsor and Detroit, where they have been visit- ing their friends and relatives. Miss Evelyn Hayden arrived home from Stretford lest Friday and will spend her summer vaaati+wt with her parent., Mr. and Mrs H. Hayden. Raymondeesr.. Kayond Myer.. NV. Tong and Chas. S.arth motored up from Stratford on Saturday aid spent the week -end with Mn. Myers. The united school picnic held at the lake on Friday last was well attended and everyone reports a fine time Quite • number of raves were carried off mid were eager. j eonteeted. Mn. Jas. Crawford bed the misfor- tune to fall and fracture her right arm one day last week. We are glad to be able to report tbat she is recover- ing as nicely es could be expected. Mrs. J. It. Myers, Mr. Harry' Myers and Master Frank, of Stratford. ar. rived in the village last week and are now enjoying the lake breezes •t their comfortable cottage by the beach. The sarawhei r v festival given by the Womes'. Missionary Society of St. Andrew's eburch on the church grounds Imo Wednesday evening wa. a great sueosas ani a goodly sum of money was realized. Mr. end Mrs. Hugh McPhee and chlldten returned t't their home at Chicago last week after a short vi.lt with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Green and her mother. Mrs Campbell, who is in very poor health. Wold has been received that one of our Port Albert bon, Pte. Lindsey Harrows, who has been fighting in France for some !Iwo, has been wo•ioded. We are hoping that the wound is not wooer• and that re- covety wUl be speedy. Catarrhal Deafness Can- not 13e Cuffed by lo•ral.ppll.ations. se flip• mown lean& the el weed pow lion of the ear. there it only me way toner tar .rrbal de.f.tes•. and tbs.& 41 by e eor..tituttonal r.mety, ('.tar bat deatre... i. eao.e.l by an Inflamed condition of 1h.• macau.linin` of the eu.•ahls• tube. when Chi. tub. 1. Inenaxd you bars • rumbnna .ounci or Iu.p of M bearh.r, and when It Uri. tirel!! resod, dewire-. 1. the fermi. lents... the lb n• wmatisrt eau be r flowed and 'hi, tube r tond (4 it...orrna' t•ti.ddlon, bearing will be destroyed forever. Many eves. 01deston. ••e clewed by ent .ort. wit cis 1, an Inflamed eon'itloa of the mneou. .urface.. Hal. Ca- tarrh tun ac:. Ihro, uh the blood cm the m.rou..orfare. of 1 he .r -t em. We will sive one hundred dollar. 1 , soy eo..r,015 L . rbal araI aO J hat amount. be windlel H.1ITi- ( *tor. b t'nr..• ('1n mars hes AU da ug.d.t i c. F. J. CHG\ tY t t-Yt•. Toledo. Ohio. GOOERICH TOWNSHIP. MoNt.tY, July 3. Mr. J,; C. Alexander has sold his fermi on the 8th concession to Mr. Groves, of England, for the sum of $3,I0). Mr. and Mrs. Alexander have moved to Lampton county to re- side. Mr. Groves' family arrived Isat week from England and are getting settled in their new home. PATRIOTIC SoeI TY. -The members of the Coifed Patriotic Society will have • sewing at the home of Mr.. Harry Salkeld, Bayfield road, on Fri- dey,July Iith.anti the Taylor's Corner branch will meet at the bum. of Mrs. T. M. Johnston on Tuesday. July 11th. A cordial invitation i• extended to all the ladies of the onmtuunity. Those Baring finished gsrm.uts will kindly bring them toeitber of these meetings BENMILLER. WIDISISn.ty. July 5. Mies Kies Otte bas been sick for tot- e. el days, ht.t is un again now. Mr Altort Oke returned to Toronto on Monday morning after spending several weeks here. The new Methodist pastor, Rev. Mr. Brains, arrived on Friday and be- gan his duties nn Sunday. The lotted lettere foto Pte. Elwyn Long state that be is in Ibs trenches again and that things are pretty live- ly there. Mrs. Won. Straughan returned from Toroth today (Wednesday). She was theta. for two weeks with her daughter. Hilden, who has been sick, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Oke, two children and Miss Bim like motored up from 'formic on Seturday. They are staying with Mn. Win. take for • couple of weeks. BAYFIELD. Tttoms Y. June 77 The Ministerial Auerriation held a Omit- at Jowett'■ grnve on Monday afternoon. Mn. J Mingles. of Hyde Park. and nos visited this week at the hovee est her sister. Mn. J. Tough. The Patriotic Snslety 1. arrasR Ing a liras harry festival for next Wedaw day .v.elttw, to be held on Mr. Ward's lawn. lixAMtleAtlA)te.- Br,mr sixteen pu- pils wrote here last week on the em- trse,'. and Junior leaving ezamtna- tWoon. Of those ten reuse from 8.5. Na 4, 51 1.y, which is a good show - NEAR DISEASE Is a Diseasesy. A well-known doctor hes said, •• 1 near )ei•eadea ar.t-eaurto.see- unu,atiottinaraseoldeath irum Heat Dhaewae with- out artdil the kidneys we sattaah." Tbs Kidney medicine which was foal as the market. moat sbelaem- ful for Heart Disease and all Kidney Troubles, and Test widely imitated le Dodd's Kidney log t.r ♦ small school and reflects ogres ,•r..1•, or, the teacher. Mia Mac- duug.ul. Mis. H. Snyder, of 000cee- 0ion 16, Uoderfsb township, was the presidi og examiner. Rou. or Homan UNVIILtD.-An interesting service was held in St. An- drsw'schurch loot Sabbath morning, when • Roll of Honor wee unveiled containing the name. of some thirty nien from the neighborhood who have donned the khaki and oleo the naw of Mies Maude Stirling, a nursing Me- ter, who has been on active service for over a year and le at present at Salon- iki. AUBURN. W lwsasDAT, July & Mr. J. Arthur visited friends at Thame•eford over Sunday. Bandsman Alf Rollinson is home on sick leave with • revere cold. J. C. Clark is doing a rushing busi- ness in the McCormick machine' y. Miss M. E. Blyth left on Friday for her boos at Durham for the vacation. Samuel Doerr Inas ottnomenced mak- ing cement blocks for E. Helwig's pew building. Dr. 19 C. Weir hiss added • pew verandah to bis house. It was erected by Mr. G. Lenp, Miss Core Fergusoq and Miss Fern Patterson have arrived at their homes fur the aohooi •anal ion. Mr.. 0. McIlveen and son, of Wat- ford, are visiting Mrs. Mc[leeen's par- ents, Mr. noddles. Asquith. A 'sport of the Community Day proceedings of Thursday last appease in another column of the Signal. Mr. G. E. Denstedt and ['amityand Mnauto . Geo. Dawson ed to avis - tock on Dominion Day, visiting rela- tives. Dr. and Mrs. Weir spent the holi- day at Stratbroy. They were aecom' panied by Mrs. A. J,rhnatoo, of Cul - borne. Eerie Laws SOCIAL. -The Knox church lawn social on Wednesday seeming of lest week drew w large crowd. Rev. Mr. Avery, of Londes- borough, Rev. W. Conway end Mr. McLaren, the Y. M. U. A. secretary of Guelph, assisted with short speeches ; Mr. Maitland Henry, of Westfield. sang two solos ; Miss Avery and Miss McColl, of Londesbxougb, gave two duets and Mr. John Melville • read- ing. The proceeds at gate sod booth amounted tu,695. --.1011441 DUNUA N NON. MR. N. F. WHYARD is .aeut for THE BIONAL at Dungannon. Conker left with Wan for .ubueripttosa. advert lroment..r job print foe will rr- neve prompt attentloo. Telepbooe 106d/rich Rural) r yr. WSDJIaDAY, July6, Miss Elsie Bradford, of Godson►, visited friends here last week. . We are pleased to see Mies Beattie. who taught here some few years ago, renewingafquaintancee in our midst. Miss nnett, who had been the guest of Mr. and Mr.. A. E. Treleaven for the peat few months, left for her home at Montrekl last Friday. Messrs. Mather., of Bluevale, were the guests of the Davidson and Augus- tine ramifies on July 1.t. Miss Fern Robb, of Locbalah, le spending a few days witb her sister, Mrs. it. McDonald. The following members of the teach- ing profession are borne for the va- cation : Misoe. Pearl McKenzie. from Toronto, B. Cabe, Toronto, J. Stothers, Leamington, L:. Pentland, Ooderich township, and Mn. Garrison, Rich - mood Hill. Misses Letitia and Vera Durnio left last Saturday for Toronto. where they ars taking a summer course in domes- tic science sad physic -LI vulture. Mr. sad Mrs. J . Graben' and Mr. Jab. Ross moved last Monday to� Goderteb, when they will now re.ide, as MT. Graham le employed 1e the mill there. Mr. and Mr.. W. T,•eleay.a, of To- ronto, spent Dominion Dar with their parent., Mr. and Mrs R. Treleaven. Principal Ross has purchased a new 1918 Ford cavo. The funeral of the late Mrs. Barber, n( Saskatchewan, took place hen on Sunday from the hume of her daugh- ter, Mr,. Henry Jos«. Rev. I. Me- Kelvey conducted the service. A mom(' API II ARDEN PASTT. - Tbs lawn social ma Mr. Chas. Brown's lawn on Saturdayevening, Judy 1st, was Itewely •ged. After tea was served a choice program was rendered, ' consisting of selections by the Lurk. no pipe band and the thrntao cns erlher.ua, readings by M3�b 'Waltonand speeches try R.5. 1 McKelvey and Rev. fid. Gomm. This receipts were in the neighborhood of 111133. which sore in aid cf the • Anglican chureti funds. Miss Myrtle Allen has returned from Winghan . re, where .he wavi.itisg het Mswd, M' Rtta'John. nes She was aeons; by by Mies Mabel Jobmgoes, who is vi Gap here at prases.t. Ulm Cora Allen is visiting Mends at Stratford. SEPARATE SC$OOt. KINGISORICIflE P.41owtag are this results est lib motion seaminatliotes held le 1♦a most s school, Ktspl.e hie : Form IV Jr, to Form IV Sr. - Margaret Disci, Mary Ignatia Hussey, Ma.Ransa Mt4.), ti•raid Iarvry. Form III Sr. to Form IV :Jr. -Mon- k* O'('osnor, Be-( Martin, Monica Martin, Agatha O'C.esae, Victor O'neiliy. Worm til Jr. to Form i11 Sr, -law envier• At Mitt. Philip Long, Margaret Joy. W'note McCarthy. Firm 11 to Form iiI Jr. -J. C. Keane. Ronne Sullivan', Sldwin Dar- vey, i1 Ions Foley, Raytnoea Dalton. Cyril Austin, Dennis Dittos, Eliza- beth G•Consior, Clair O'Reilly, Ellen f/rsmtsao, letsrt� D. Marco. Pot m 1 t 0 Pc11m 11 -Mari. Dewln ggesrr' Helen Dalenn, Han Deltas. Maori Dalton, Thomas Licensee, \Vilf,id D 7. Primary to Poem I -Michael O'Neil, Marg UM Its (Gallivan. If ugh %singer. Gertrude Foley. Gertrude O'Oou.or, Thoma. O11e(II. COMMUNITY PLAY DAY. Program of Athletic Ergots Makes Suc- cessful Day at Amhara. lbs annus. Community Play Day of the Auburn district was held on the MeitMsd River fiats by the chopping mill on Thursday, June 19th The day was an Meal one for an afternoon of athletic sweats. Old Sol was shaded lightly sod the atmosphere was in- .I5or'atiog. True, It looked • little like rain, but the weather man bad respect for the Auburn Day and re- strained his band until the evening, when it was time to go home. At the beginning of last March the day for the celldnn was di•ouraed at the ex.cuUee ween ieg of the Auburn Sabhath School Association, sothe rewas ample time for thought and prepara- tion. A year ago the four schools nearest to Auburn participated le this contrib. It was coni dered ad- visable this year to try to extend the hounds. The four schools competing last veer wars visited again. namely No. Id. E.el Wawanosh ; No. 3. Col- borne ; Not 9, Hallett, and No. 5, Union, Hulett ; also No. 2. West Wawanosb, and No. 8, Colborn. The last two did not consider it ad- efsahle to ester, so the day of events was shared amongst the salve schools w • year sone At an adjourned meeting of the Sat - bath school executive held on June bib, committees were elected to ai- rtime for the day end for the pro- gram of eyelets. The tlwbeu of the schools competing were used' a com- mittee to arrange a program for the little people who are too small and young to enter the contest es -i encs. The oar disapp,inting feature of the day was that not • sufficient number oltb. men pretest could be pressed into service to act as secret- aries and officials to allow the teachers to attend to their duties, with the re- sult that rbc little people had to be neglected and the lady teachers act e. secretaries. However, on one suf- fered materially. since the grounds committee had arranged swings, 'Mestere," etc.. in Abundance. The contest was advertised to Login at 2 p m. Very shortly after that hour the pros -rare began. under the able management of Mr. A. McLiren, the Y. M. O. A. secretary of Guelph, who helped w valiantly a year ago ale. The .sounds were all in resdi• nese, so there was no delay. The boys began at the spriotiog event, and es each group completed its work there fasted on to the nest even'. The boys' events were arranged ac- cording to weights : 80 pounds and under, 81 to 95 pound., 1111 to 119 pound.; 111 to 125 pound., and the unlimited class. The first group had to run fifty yard•, the second seventy• five yard', and all the rest Inn yards, but each according to the time limit set in the standard efllcieney test eerie•. In ell of the events no nos was competing against anyone Hee, but all against time 1' 'te or stand• aide of skill. The second event tor the boys was the standing broad lump, abs third putting the shot., where the contest was distance, different for each group. The fourth was "pull-cp." and the last throwing at the target. For the last • target was arranged misty feet ;from the throwing line. The target was four feet in diameter. with an in- ner ring and three ouisid* of it. which made • bullwty.. an Inner, it magpie and an outer. The score was 10 points for a buttery's. 8 for an inner. 11 for • magpie and 4 for an outer. Of •11 of the boys' events it was the is popu• lar. The "prim+ were started in the own• elal way with • pietol .lent and the time taken with.top-watches and re- cortred by eecretarieswir.b esch group, The sixretat•y followed hie group throughout diemourse and kept a care- ful reeoed of the thee, distance, .t1., of each coot est ant on Amor a cord which we. pr.paredlbefonbaod. Tia girls bad Ove tweets also, hot were arranged according to years, not weight. A secretary went with each group std kept • careful record of each one's ability on a snore card ar- ranged for the purpose. The girls begat et Lb. potato race and when the Best group enlisted then it moved on be t.8e second. the Bag race, sod its place was taken by tbe tvcona, and so on. until all were started and bed completed the routes. The nag race wa. the pre:tle.•et rant the atria performed. it rnesi.ted of three nags Mending upright in little holm in a piece of breird. Each eon- testant had three nags which they were to take one by one and carry to this other end of • short listance, where was an.ither piece of hoard with three .mall holes into which they were to p."41111 the flag. and when they were ail trasaplanted they fin- ished acmes the original line. The third event was the wand nee, which consisted of balancing a three-foot small round mirk on their finger and running twenty feet. it proved dint• cult. The forma was tie Target in... Rings were Inside is the earth and the ronteetants tossed bean bags or est- imate vimate weigbtatt three In •11, (rote dif- ferent distenr.. Into these risco., the laser rousting/ Attires points. middle one ten points ward the outer five. The last evewt was walking the .laot- Iing, twtlye feet is length. the least• Ilsg isle ed�• At the cense of thews events there was • benne relay race. wbIrb ern - slated of • team from each eebo ol, en *east number tress each. and the race Isesifeesteletrattelleellt TRIPES!, STRIPES! STRIPES!. Yoe have been looting for something very smart for a new skirt. time is the tfe1T thing You have been thinking of. Wide Awning Stripes are the bit of the season and use haand Amb` Heavy Awning Striped Suitiugs in a very firm doth, in black, navy, pink. gross a and 65c a yard blue stripes on white grounds, at Do not fail to get a skirt off one of these pieces before they all go. 50c 1a3 a yard Awning Stripes, 34 inches to 40 inches wide, at Striped Muslim and Voiles for waists and dresses, in all the wanted colorings, in wide and nar- row stripes, at 20c, 2-5c and 30c a yard Fancy Voiles in combinations of stripes and floral designs in the very latest patterns and just what is needed to make a smart summer frock. The range is large and com. At from .........,.20c to a yard , SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Children's tan Cotton Hose, in all sizes, from 5j to 10, will be on sale Saturday only. This stocking is perfect and retails at 25c. Saturday special... •••t•15c Come early before they tare all gone. Tan Hose only 15c a Pair A Big Special in Colored Bath Towels for Saturday Replenish your linen closet while the prices are low. 1 dozen colored Bath Towels, 18 x 39, in blue, pink and yellow ends, in floral designs. This is a very heavy towel and a beauty at 60c. Saturday only 49c 2 dozen heavy white Bath Towels, 21 x 43, with blue stripes. running through them. A special at 130c. Saturday only 49c 1 dozen white Bath Towels with blue ends, 19 x 39 inches. This makes a good towel for the bath. Regular 45c, Saturday only 39c On Monday, July 10th. weate starting to make alterations in the trout of our store. We are Notice--eying two new windows installed. A complete change will be made in the style of the windows. It will take the workmen about two weeks to complete the work and part of this time there will be a false front in the store. Although we will have no windows for a couple of weeks we will he is good shape to wait on everyone, as the interior of the store is not being touched. A convenient en- trance will he made at the side of the store next the Sterling hank. J. H. COLBORNE GRAND TRUNK RAIL ATTRACTIVE TRIPS TO Muskoka Lakes lake of Bars Georgian Bey A'gonquin Park French River Kewarha lakes Maganetawan River iemegami, etc. Roane tripte..rt.t tickers now on ..1e front certain elation. M Uetal•.51 vary low rate., with Ifkerel .top-o.•n, MUSKOKA EXPRESS Ii. re. Toro...o 12n1 p.a daily ex wet Ban- da)-, and 1.1IS a.m, daily, tor Meeteka t% part, cartwheel. are made •t M.ako,a wharf ter Mo.boka Laker. Leave Toter to 10.13 a.m. daily except, *..day. ad Lbs sea early for Hasrsv1e- ter peists oe laked bay. Eq tamest the Full par tiealari oat amtisatase te aa.et.. T.. Cam Sears a P.lili e If you take a coarse with us. The de- mand upon us for trained help is mane times the number graduating. Stu- dents are entering each week. You may enter at any time. Write et once for our free catalogue. Co. A. McLACHLA-\.. Prt•etpat. was to bends I rg. wind bell ¢foot -halls hack over lbe head until all the team hid bad lie opportunity of starting it. The float result was based oa the best out of three race.. Unfortunately orale two of the schools entered, No. 18, Hurt \Vaw.nosh, and No. 3, Col- borne. The 'tomer won two straights and so captured fifteen points of a bonus and the latter test, while the five points for the third team wee dropped. lo looking over the events of this year and a year ago it will be seem that t litre were differences. Among tam boys there were two the sane, the sprints and the "pull-up." It is easy to see in the record. of the two years that in these two events there is a marked improvement over a year ago. Among the gists there were two remits the same as a year ago, and particularly in the walking of the scantling the ad- vance is very marked. The ordinary thing this year was lilt) points for eac contestant. while a year ego only two or three attained that standard. At the clow of these events supper was •rived tight royally by the re- freshment committee and anyone who len without teing wen satisfied di! n beeause he wanted to. Ager supper two games of indoor baseball were prayed, aleto two courts of volley -ball. Whilewpper was being served Mr. McLaren figured oat the more cards and their results. At Lb* elates of the days proceedings Rev, W. H. Haw- kins announced the result.. The Bret place in the contest west to No. 16 school ss -lion, East Waw•no.b ; second to No. 3, Colborne ; third to No. 9, Hallett, and fourth to No, 5, nasion, Hallett- When Mr. Hawkins had made this announcement he pe.s- anted to the tetchier of No. le, Bast Waw•no.h, she pennant and the ma- gi atulations of the day. During ibe day the Red Cross workers had a brw-tb on the ground., from which they served deinties to those who desired They alai had another department from which they sold articlea for presents and for more sub.tartial use. The rale Megan to corse and every- one hurried away for home, happy that the day sad bees writ • eeceeee end glad that the little folks had had such a good time. The numerous pielik. and socials doubtless kept many older people away. butte all the rrnwd whieh turned eat was nearly as barge as a year ago. The spanks of the community ere g=ain due to Mr. M,Lsrvn of Guelph, who journeyed ep on Wednesday Donn end hotptd to .vtty way he cosld to make the day web a moons. CANADIAN PACIFIC NEW TRAIN SCr1VICC-NOW IN ERECT TORONTO -LONDON -DETROIT -CHICAGO ••THE MICHIGAN SPECIAL" Le.rTALTNTl) ... .liter.: mu. Doily r iTJ .• WoOf*f101 .. s m. •. " 1.11•4110.M..... 1.113se. " " CHATHAM ns►n. " Ar. W1NDINe tMt'KNtia. m. - •• w'l•IrlOfitil•Rtas• t. m. " " " DBTKUITIrortrt,sar•. tn. 1,KTKOITIMI'Kl r 50A. m. (CT.) Le. DItrKMT •' 4.13a m. •' A-. CHIC AUUI VCHtint p_ no. " " Through stwt,ir.I•ebt•d mom dard.Ieel,Ing can Too-onto-Tatr, 9. a ted T :wl rt bk-ego. ••THE QUEEN CITY" L..1/)Np(rV rma.m.Daily W(IOMrocE._... 9.0..01. '. (t.tLT Lyra -m. - OtinviPH Jl'T ,M!, ., n,. Ar, 3Y)Kr )N3W - . ...,IYI3 p m. LONDON PASSENGER to. ntTKoirirott to 1 1., p m.. paltr N' 1 \ I wt, IK f/ ' PRI 7 si p. ra. .. •. 3' L'l t R Y... %AI p. ea. " ('H.tTHAM . snipes '• Ar. LONDON - 1101 p. ` - I1rtleu'ar. fr.m wy Can.dlan Pacific Tlek.t .t/eater Ani M. m. Howard. D. P. A., Testa FARE S522 N DAILY r ETWEEN BUFFALO '►^iLE Y ELAND r ta��a Creed Sac'7Q seri sof mil n. Meal sslww.a Op Mad tou r .1 thio wLL - Weeps a esrNew.r. me Sae •'ary OP ERIE` - 3 MemM.__. ss.sm.,. -•-•711:177_01, WiiALO'll •o.. •e sob ,a:wml vert_ BUFFALOID�y,Ii a; lsttpo Nov. - Q....id-t.4j. ?s.r-t Asn. S4. tn£.9 • . y ret .. : e=we y s•Imm.ra fuer else ails.t ler n+Ms •iG a, tis 0 1-- :el!ht; e•,YrN t.Ria,.1 pent.w��et{b..'[t6, w.kev y ►.a Risme are burr ef the Crum 1'r aye • ... 40 i ..tM ►eta tt re•oats ` ww....r..old a.Yee AM. w i r req yew pati.r1.1 •,4 `_s`' - cm:lim it:Ia 5. EUr-ALO TAA14SIT CO.. Cleveland, Ofd. ..o '--'tr ssl WALKER'S FURNITURE STORE Verandah Furniture You will appreciate our Furniture for the lawn and veran- dah duting the warm summer weather HERE ARE SOME OF OUR VALUES : Rocker with cane seat, at 44,75 A similar chair, finished natural, at 13.00 Lawn seats, at 11,50 Lawn Swings, four -passenger... 66.17 Coal& Children's size 14.75 Children's Verandah Chairs, with cane seats, finished natural 11.75 Lawn Chairs, reclining, striped duck seats.. . 11.50 Large Verandah Arm Chair and Rocker, cane seat and caneback, at .........»..-..,....................)44.00 Verandah Shades 5c per square foot Sues _4 x S feet. 5 x 8 feet, 8 x 8 feet. Ropes and pulleys complete. Japanese Matting and Verandah Rugs in various sizes and at different prices. Onr stock of Picture Moulding arrived this week, and we are now prepared to do all kinds of work in this line, neatly and promptly. We ,hope to have all arrangements completed to open our Undertaking Department by the middle of July. WE EXTEND A HEARTY INVITATION TO ALT, TO VISiT OUR STORE AT ANY TIME. iT IS ALWAYS A PLEASURE TO SHOW OUR GOODS. Walker's -:- Furniture -:- Store THE STORE OF QUALITY Often the Cheapest Always the Best W. Walker, Furmitire and UsJertakimg. nae! SO Gs slericla f