The Signal, 1916-7-6, Page 8U llevaaney. Jet.v il..O.d;
ENJOY Summer
While We
Have
It
lett the little oras,, s. well ae Wn•
older eine* enjoy the water.
Teach Ween. to ,.wire with ...•If-
mllantate( Sw• g t%'ittgr,
thoroughly trlisbl.•, Ifiit ish titan-
ufacture throughout, weigh only
2 w , tent "ill weggr.rt child or
e 1n11 with safely, prize• ouly2Go
SNAP -SNOT ALBUMS
Keep a reminder of your vaca-
lioun by tisane a enaielu.t album
of the looter, leaf -kind The rover
doov all the time. lust ell uj([e_a,.
you need to, priced from�o
1,. 1112.150. regular kite', 20e
to Soo.
FOR PICNICS
tar f .r g.•ueral .ear tae
MLful.•war. Lnm•h !rete, madees-
tirely) of wt...l sad .-an Iii owed • ,
member of time,,. tae keel i11 syr.
IA WI, e11n1xiiiilIg 41 pie...., (Jelly
20o pet .,•t.
fess Melee So per d.ree-n. wot
ase ponle r dreok lig rets.. So f,n
pk g of •r•
Ihyweer hovels Ilan for roe ,.f
111E COLONUL BOOK ATONE
1'},rRae 1(t, Goo. Perls.
DOMINION DAY.
col, IiuueJ flow Peels 1.
The A(ter.oes Program.
1be alt•ruoon •vette. at Agrieult
unit Park had, ea au opening feature,
i a contest in flr.t-ald work by four
troops of Hoy 8couta. Under the
direction of Scoutmaster Oarsman the
I lays showed considerable efficiency in
'hie hue of work.
On lbs baseball diamond the laureate
went to the Clinton playet.. The
lays won free the Bodericb juvenile*
Eby the score of 8-7, while the girls
frow the mine town won from t►e
(ioderich lassies by the score of 18 -
10.
.Au excellent program of dancing
wane pleasing feature of the after-
noons program. With George Suther-
land as piper dancing was pea Ucipated
iu by the following : Dan Mart u,
Margaret Sproule, Frank 1 ,
Evelyn McDociald, Helen Howes*,.
R oldie McNevin, Frank Ballow, Jam.
Mr Lean and Catherine Graham
lAthletic
Eve.ts.
The athletic .porta were, well cou-
toeted, members of the lelst Hurries
Prow London making the competition
j
in the various events very keen. The
prize4 went as follows
Half mils race M. Plunkett, A.
Kittoo, J. YuIll.
IUI-yard• race- M. Plunkett, M.
McDougall, H. A. Walter.
Fat man's rsce-We*. McLean,
('ha.. Wallin, W. Pi1t•r.
Henning hop, else "tied jump -Il.
A. Walter. >M Inst. • (vele., W. =/t.
t HE SIGNAL GODERICH ONTARIO
ton. 26 fest.
Kooning long jump -R. A Walter.
18 feet. N. Plunkett, 17 tett
feet, incited. �js . - pH. Belabor. •
A. Walter, 8 feet,
8 tech..,
VaeltineK with pole -J. Yuill, d f.et.
8 lane'... R. A. Walter.
Wheelbarrow race -J. Yuill and H.
lIa.cbler, N. ti. and D. McDougall.
Harrel race - D. McDougall. N . 0.
McDougall.
Hite -eating easiest -H. W. Ward,
(iso. Hoe..
Ins�tmh`speedingconte.•e, there were
au eutrie. for the gentle...•'e road
r.ee, but tb. pony race and the con-
teet in the 2.58 claw proved were ie-
tere.ting. The widely -advertised mule
race created lbs wont merriment
The animals apparently wished to
prove that they were mules by nature
as well as in near!, and clearly deme.-
strated this fact when they started off
on a brisk gallop around the race
track to the opposite dir.othos fro..
that which is twaally taken, and nod,
slopping until the staWes wen
reached
The wino's. were :
Pony race-- T. lk4,waas, Kenneth
M. Smith. Reg. Magee.
hlseadiegtool, :.g0 paoN
ur trotters- al Duwdtld WU .r
ll
McLean), Kea Milord (J. ea).
Mule rem- Irwin 8pelrea W. R.
Penes for mules awarded to J.
Schwan:.
The receipts amounted to 111111.104
The deficit to he stet from the meals
eipal coffer. will Dot be large.
THE SPIRIT OF VICTORY.
Willa •s
ren000[d,teS
('•nada'., only Forkdipt
PRICE, 25c, -$I 25 A
POUND BOX
use ANSOO fIPURIX Ma
AND CUD PAP.
We der Developing gid highs
A.LCaIdwell,Phm.B.
Prescriptive Druggist
Pewit 19 A AND 19 11
Notrrti NIDE St.WAIIE
' ASMFIELD.
THt7RnnAT. July &
A(4iurSc, (kw..-- _ . ! r
Til! need. hue- � � ✓ . .•
ceseful gat den party held in Ashfield i't, ; , -.
o
1or lot years at least, was that which J
was given last evening by the A.hHeld r+. /ice �t'J�_ .�.1h J
liotdrers' Aid mod 'ted Crews'_;iecle tw - - <•
the grounds of Mr. William Carey. Shade of Kitchener : "THAT way, my lad ; I ate STILI.
Tat isaatisa woe well chosen. the
Carey home isbeautifully situated be- with you." -From John Kull, London.
,
aide the Nine Mile River. and as tat'' -----
wratbeideal
r wanpeople canto )oog
distances to attend.,
from such point*
sae (ioderich, Darlow, Dungannon and
the nortbers portion of Ashfield.
There were probably :M0 people on the
grounds. 'Supper was served at tables
Ott time lawn and afterwards an auction
was held of some articles of use
and ornament. incltnling an auto-
gtsph quilt, whi.dt was pur•c'ta•ed by
11(r. James feennitt, of Kintail. For
the prograde Reeve Stewart was chair -
nisi. and Mt Ituls•tt N'il.on liumnr-
emus enter Leiter ft oro T'iront(., the
Itungan.Ho nic-restrat, std Mis. Hsze1
Augustine, soloist, of Itungaunon,
look pare- Stneechee were given by
Her. J. W. Hedley. of Nile. and Rev
G. (io.lu. of fhtngaumtn. I'iper 11un-
ren McKey played Rome bagpipe airs.
Tru• total receipt, were in the neigh-
borhood of $24o.
Eves ylody_eats Blackstone'. deli-
rious ice crews of superior quality.
Drderie deli rind.
Kill Mrs. Johnston. who left some
n'ooey at the honer of Mr.. W. L.
MIiot (CI a Nat utility evening in May.
kindly rend Mn. Elio' het address ?
i
When %our Stom-
ach Goes!iWrong
the chances ate your livo t
needs cleansing. If you
wi1: mix two tcaslwKni
tills of
Liver Saline
in half glia.- of cold
water, and drink it while
it Is effervescent, the re
stilt will be an active liver
and Ila relieved stomach
and Wad.
Sold in tw(, k17,es. Vie and +d).
nrxl vert cosy to take
(:ct yours today from
James A. Campbell
'PA.e
CENTRAL 'DRUG STORE
(Wort North St. and Square
Oodetich
nus 60 ' PI(ON IIS R e. flat
weers
i VICTORIA SCHOOL PROMOTION
1 FROM rat. IV. TO an. Dr.
Hominy -Dorothy Marshall, Ye
Latimer, Gladys Mniray, Alice•Nairn
Uatberioe McKenzie, Irene Itasaingth
wait., Marion l.ee.
PARR -Herbert Akeroyd, Etrl John
Ison, John Iledfoid, Altwrt Leonard,
Melbourne StcVittie, Henry Taylor,
Mamie Rmi,h. tViIlse Ih.nald.o,i
.lohn Forder, Clyde Carter, Benson
!Thornton, Reggie Pinder, Clarence
Johnston, Teddy Johnston. Inez Por-
ter, Itoltett I'roudfoot, Al... Fowlie.
Dads Andrews, Lore, Drinkwalter,
Ernest Met'ieat li, (liffod Johnston,
Helen Howric, Julie Keever., John
McDonald, Agnes Smith. Alex. _Mc-
1.e.n, Harold Naegele,
FROM sI,. 111 '111 JR. I\•.
HoNORN-Frank Adams, Uatherine
Hays, bene Ilurkholder,Ieillien Wallis,
Grace Videan, Margaret Igwbnrner,
Norma kleDe nld, George Bowra,
Percy Bei Ler, 1Vortho Mark. Mori -
eon linker, Mabel Felward,, Monteith
Ire kie,
PAwe - Harold Murray, Ltura Com -
pis, Ethel %Vhiteiy, John \' albite.
Ft ed Weston, .%rttntr t'urrie, Willie
I,ongrnire, Hairy Leach, Gladys Orin
rod, logan Morney. eitanle • McLean
Wombat, Randall, Amelia tethering
ton, Godfrey Jstip,. Willie Andrews
Fred Price, Mary McLean, George
(toss, Myrtle RassinB thwaite, Georg.
Howard, Elliott Mcl'itlle, John Han
dale, Nelson !smith. Alex. Malloueb
Augu,ta Hoil (al vy, Beeson ling
ridge.
JR III TO FR, IIIHON.
Stella (Bell, KathleenhetraIda
on' I Latimer.
)onald
McKenzie, Ruth Martin, Harr Id-
w:rda, Rdna McFarl*ne, EdithRein-
hart. Marion dune, Kbi. Reinhart,
Bert King
PAR.- Sara Itowman. Harold Me -
Kenzie. Telford i llml.y, T hos. t'uo,
Willi. Hake', Willie. Hlarj, M.rgarvt
Graham, op. g. Maths on, Russel
1•oung, Reggie New,II, V Inlet 'Thomp-
son, Hobert How.rd, Isaletle Murry
Conn ieau Lent !menet, Awain Harrk,
Helen Thom feel. Adelaide Hays.
Willie Mountain, Cherie, Thovntos.
Abe Smith. Frank Thompson, Fier -
/oleo McDonald, Margaret Howard.
Jean Aprml, Wilfred ilne.ld.oe.
•R. tr. 1.1 JR III. i MbiM bt
Ho88OR$-tlorh,n Mclkosald, Man•
jury Burke, (Iota Met Ireath, Agnea
Neehor►.ldk Ams MrHettle, AoNin*
Nevins, Themes Carrick, Itoreotby
Mallon`h, Violet Hos*, Fredeviek Silk.
Jaen Winter.
Pam Thomas Bowmen, Kathleen
WLynch, Jame. Mint. Rule Mclean.
ellington Ieinaaldeon, Jean Arsam-
ene. Gladys tVRrest, Nellie Aketoyd,
Willie Forth. Marthteelle Hyebp,
Rawaeer.(on A rm.t rong
Rravrrrwog, Randal Marriott,
S Norval Precious, Byron Wilson.
est. Ir. TO JR. tat.
TN HONOR/4- Sidney Donaldson, Charles
Humber. Douglas Nairn, 1'red Bowra,
(leorge Filsinger, Ernest Armstrong.
Lilian Garrick, Edna Randall.
PARR --Kingsley Harris, Fred Mor-
gan, Reggie Bell, Donald Murray,
Nara Ward, Donald Langridg,, Eine
Oockfleld, Huth Saunders,
JR. It. To erg. tl.(Roor 5). ..
HONORS-KIwond Thompson, Ernest
Wells, Charlie Stowe.
PARS -Laurens Doak, Verna Brown-
lee, Mary Forded, Wilfred Graham,
Mabel Garrick, Km..sraod Elliott,
Reginald Munro, Viola Reid, Roy
I.onigmir., 04.4,'. Alllo, Mars Fogden,
Velma Young, Robert Hetherington,
Kvel n Currie, John Graham, Allan
Mac, Katie Welsh.
JIta, 11. TO Mt. II. (ROOM 0).
Howow.•-Charles Webb, Florence
(irinrnd, Stanley Silk, Irene James,
Elsie Morgan.
Muni -Marion hiurn.y, Annie New-
ell. Grace tinnier Jean Pinder, Bes.
Rer.00 emit Lois Bmpbe , Ma. ar.t
Graham, Ruth McMath. Basal Haw-
kins, Clarence Welsh, Willi*
- Matilda Raoabter, Rarry Joh
• Tom Grey, Sam Mingo, Howard
Allen. Beatrice. Webb.
NR. 1. To JR. IL
Horvowa-P(orenoe Murray. Ethel
MalkwReggie ie Bridle, Alvin Smith.
Isabel Raines, Jean Mathieso., Omit
Howard, Allan Wilson, Wilfred Hog-
garth, Vera Copp, Meldrum O.t
Jobs Sproul. Rlwood firkins.
Pane -.Marie Bell, Aimee Young.
hese Jardine. Harty Hidop. Stewart
ttcOlacbert� anti's Haiste.d, Gladys
Withers*, Hotta Jardine, ristabel
Bebop, 'list Thornton, Paulin. Hun-
ralfY. invogh iiengrldge. R►ttly. Mo-
Donald.
/IL t. 9b CIL I1.
Hcolons -Jean McKeesio, Alley
Or..., lames Assoottsey�. Idith Huber.
Me1ts1 Baker. Noel.. Dunlop. Ices.
Abe8. lfordu.. (Sok.
Party-tlVillfy Aarttck, W111ie Black,
LesterMath Wae�RRoy Walters. thitherto,
f It's quality you west.
et esti. .'ratios ice a erases
Matteers,se. for •11l
.eeaelosa Name 110.
KM Ilei. A. Riebard., Bayfield.
aaOounnem the Mt of her
daughter.
ght e , a Glare.
to ler. David B.
.ot.
riegre to take pee.. t►les..h., the mer•
'nese►
A Isetuee fru -Wesson's Work is
we War" veil to give' b7' Rev. 3. H.
Fotberbnthem tie Monday, July I ,
la ratRseams' . 0enree's a.d.y tee revel
• 110 p. m: All the voles al Me
eom�rdy�wt ion and their blends nes
eoe'di.11y Melted.
Tia �`oLsoMMa PICNIC.
A..aal Krim se e---- - oa Day Was
*8.i. a Greet soca....
The aeras.' Moine of the Colborne
rat.System, held is Me0lbbon's
grove (M ..Wer on MIS lot of Jul
Wait .l1 that the heart of young or old
could deans. The day was fine and
warm. the grove wee Molting. the re-
fresh/moil, in the boetb were excel-
lent. sad good-felowehip reigned
aocegst the large number in attend
•see.
The tu.sestemsnt are to be emigre/
tainted sad have the most hearty
thanks of tie people who attended for
their • unki log efforts in helping
everyone to have a most enjoyable
N.maeoe swings were =sob appre-
olatN br young and old mad the little
fulk took a great deal of sport out of
the leroomn
ed . improvised with a
nsing tis afteroon aprogram of
spore was run off, wall* other.
soused themselves with group games,
pitching horseshoes, valley -balls, etc.
7'he following is a partial list of the
events, some of the data not 8.ing
available. (Don't feel .lighted If your
earn. doe* not appear as a prize win -
see.)
Foot race, boys under 6 year• -1st
R. Thompson, 3d Alia Liofleld.
Foot race, girls under 8 y.are-let
Mazy Hackle, 2od Bessie McCabe.
Foot race, toys 8 to 11 years -Lt
R. Mltehell, :nod Clifford Alliin, 'led
IJhaelie Moore.
Foot race, giri. 6 to 9 ye.n-eat
Julia IRb.r, 2od M. Thompson, 3rd
Gladys Blake.
Foot sect, boys 9 to 12 yea,. -eat
Iiia Vleb.r, 2ud Cbaa Breckow, Sed
Ro.. Maher.
Foot race, guile 9 to 12 yeaee-eat.
HHaa l Young. nod Julia Young, ked
Pool race, bey. -12 to 15 year* -1st
Wm. Douai/eon. god H. (Mutton, led
H.el Blake.
Tater-leg8ed race --let Earl Blake
and seta Aljto, god Rom and m�i�n
Naber. led Russell HW and Allis
Th-_
.
linanbes high jump -tat H. Uluttoo,
Ind Jo. Young, yrd Wm. Donaldson.
Rettig high jump, over 15 --
1.t H. Montgomery, god P. y earser,
Ikd Harrold Walser.
Beek rete -1st t?tanley Snyder, and
WU.oa Rath, 9rd algin Fisher.
Hack ,.os -1K Row Fisher, Sid
Anderson Mugford, 3rd leo. Randall,
(Run in two I6ts: Stanley Snyder
got • special prise.)
Rud hop, step and jump -1.t W.
Promo, god Wm. Snyder, 3rd John
Donaldson .
Standing broad jump -eat W.
Promo. 2nd Wm. Snyder, 3rd John
Donaldson.
Kooning broad jump -eat Wt
Prow,aldson., 'end A. Lamb, 3rd John DonJumping off brick -1.t John Don -
atrium".
Yrd G. Lamb, 3rd ♦. Lamb.
Climbing peg -ladder -let E. Fisher,
2nd Anderson Mogtotd, 3rd O. Oke
After supper -which, by the way,
a great many woe one of the must
joyabie events of the day -a closely
tooted pull in tng-of-war"
een the teams cho•eti by Messrs. K.
er and h. Kernighaa resulted in
victory for Mr. Fisher's team and a
treat at the booth. The captain
the vanquished, not to be outdone,
ted hie valiant mei.tants also.
Did you see the ladies pull? No?
ell, theft, yyoouu missed the eight of a
e -tithe. Fleet Mise Youngs team
a united mighty effort brought
es Feagan's tears over the lice.
o with a change of ends the
were tures] and no doubt they
Id be pulling see -raw yet only
both parties were minified 10 cool
with ice areas., etc., at the booth,
be people of Colborne were glad to
Lavoie w many of their friend* front
adjoioing munieipatities and hope
t ear the may be
to
en
con
tw
Fiat
•
free
of
tree
W
lit
by
The
tables
grim
that
off
T
we
the
nex 7 7 1 able to return
and bring amity more of their friend
with them.
The Late John Green,
The funeral took place at Clinton on
Wednesday, June 14th, of the late
John (creels, of Port Huron, Mich.,
who died on, the Mcnday previous
after a short Illness of appendicitis.
The deceased was a native of Col-
borne township but had resided for
several years at Port Huron. He was
jest in the prime of life, teeing but
forty-two years of age. He is sur-
vived by his wife, wbo was formerly
Miss Angie Alexander, daughter of
Mr. William Alex/oder of Clinton,
and one eon, Mervin. The remains
were brought to Clinton for inlets
meet, the fu.esal taking place from
the home of 11r. T. Mackenzie, sr.
The services at the house •nd grave•
side were conducted by Rev. Mr,
Wesley of Port Huron, wbo at -com-
panion the romaine, assisted by Rev,
V. C. Harper, Among those from a
dlestenee who attended the funeral,
beeldee Mr. Msale , were : Mrs.
Green and her son, Mr. Wm. Alex-
aoder, wbo bad been spending the
winter in Port Huron : Mr. Max Mc-
&Lanos, Port Huron. who semis -
peeled the r mains and represented
Me Boagios
elf Pythiaa, and Mrs.
Blake, et Hort Huron : Mr. Andrew
Green, tathaq toad Messes. Wm. and
Jas. Gress, kststi.ee of the deceased,
Onlborm. i Ma Allen Green, Fenny-.
tows. Ohio : 11,, Thomas McGrattes,
Whelps., let. and Mra 11. AI.x-
Dur.s' Londe°, sod Mr Jamas Omen. Jesen nd (11oj
bora*. These wens many heantlfal
Sorel offering., among them being •
floral Bible from the Bible elms of
HUIT012, and wreaths from the Grooms'
Ileppiy Gemp.ay. Detroit, of which
doomed was a member : from tb.
National 0 (lompany, Detroit:
from the United Travellers' *ssnel.-
Nee sod tb. Worsham of las World,
lawoe triads 1m Glisten mine -
tory.
PLAfi-IOISTiNC C4RRgfoMT
At St. Patrick's Park -A Feature of
DoMmeen Day t. Cal .iILA.
T1s ."... a d tet. k'e and
of �eame grott.trotty MN* ora Pattie/am r� apeek
�
b
have er`sd -- j.
Do..lsion Day a Makgg leas el oodd lbs � _w
aas e
ae
were wersd tka peas. ti
Mr. O. Mask. the .stheel mMe
shalemas of *be park =Issiorn.
M 1 wmoo
et ..
.4
NEMO "Solid -Service"
"Self -Reducing"
and "Wonder -Lift" Corsets
SOME women can wear almost any Cor-
set, but most women, whether they know
it or not, actually need the" special Corset
service which the "Nemo" alone can give.
These were the first "hygienic" Corsets, ala
though the futile efforts of other makers to
imitate the Nemo inventions have resulted
in some improvement in Corsets. Generally
the "Nemo" remains the one Corset that is truly hy-
gienic and a genuine health garment. There is noth-
ing so injurious to the health as ill-fitting Corsets and
many severe surgical operations would be avoided if
greater care were exercised in the selection of a
proper Corset. It may be months, even years, before
the full effects of bad corseting are reached, but in
the end nature always detnands a reckoning. Come and let the young
ladies in our Corset Department demonstrate in a few minutes why the
"(Nemo" is the most comfortable, scientific and hygienic Corset made.
at We sell these popular Corsets $2.75, $3.75,
e25, and $5.50
NEW WHITE HATS
Special .bowing this week of late novelties,
in summersa taiga! strewn
and milers �r p�pa.nnlatest shape. from New
York. Many distinct and exclusive Ages
for street or dress wear. filet. yallaod-
erste.
THE SALE OF TRIMMED
MILLINERY AT $2.45
Special sale of Trimmed Hate at 8246
cootinuee all week.
30 Hate in this clearing lot. All this season..
Regtiler valuer up to 87 00. Your chance
for an extra hat at a little price. $2eaf5
Choice of the lot
LOVELY BLOUSES
Fresh from one of the beet makers IJ Ladk,,
Biomes have Dorn! .nme 01 the prettiest amd most
charming styles we have shown this Ieta.ln.
They can be had in white habutai milks and crepe d.-
chette both in white and rotors. Pretty, ehartn-
iieg, stvti.h ganuenta• An as .,rtrn.mt Iwrge
enough for splendid choosing. and yet of net style
are their more than one or two garment... Prices
run from
$2.25 u' $5.75
BLACK AND WHITE CHECK-
ED SKIRTS
Two real good styeee in Black sod White ('heerkrd
Dere. Skirt,. in this week. Nothing better for an
,sed skirt than one of thew Made from good
quality materials that will wear well. ('tit in two
he sef'1w.n'w nrwrst..$A �'nnd $,4.75
style.. rires, ate...... . a
CHILDREN'S STOCKINGS 15c
l,'hild1111'.. cow., St..rking.. neut.- fem. heavy
strong yarn, reinforced at the wearing pointe.
Abindute•Iy fast dye. me•ntle,w feet all siz.•s15e
at per pair.
BLACK"DRESS SILKS
Jost as popular sa ever are onr Bieck f rem
Silks and we ere fortunate in showing R..m.•
piplendid values in both taffeta and .oft weave..
Black Paik•tte Silk in heavy weight, splendid
wearing quality, 38 inches wf& S100et per pearl
Rich Me*saline Silk in heavy weight. Mak.'sa
beautiful dread or waist, 30 inches wide.
at at peer yard
A really high-grade Motsaline Silk• fully guaran-
teed. beefy weight. rich luetrom black, magnifi-
cent quality. :tameless wide and very..•$1 50
special, at per yard .,
(.t ear 'ivalitir" $1.15. $125. $1.75
A splendid Taffeta Silk, superior quality. Wil
give i xeelie nt wear A limited guantit nifty to
nes, 911 inehes wide. per yard .
1.50
High grade Black Taffeta Silk, the ittality of which
ie beyond question. Maks, up well, retaining Reare
shape and a aran.•r. 36 ia.•h.'. widr...$2 00
Very speciu•
al, per yard e
fhher T.Qe
Silks .......U.. $1.75. $2.50. $3.25
PRETTY MUSLIN WAISTS
Pretty Muslin Want« in plain white embroidered.
or white gmnnd with Lla. k ,.r r,don•d stripe
New styles at each ...
$1.00 :1,1.1$1.25
THE EVER POPULAR MIDDY
The hiprigest assortn•nt of the iw•rt .,'lune in town•
Plain white or with contrasting eellxre And cuff..
Many good styles t.. pi. k And rhes..., from, at
$1.00. $1.25. $1.50
Ie'rwh stock of Verandah Curtains just
received These are gond goodie and
the prime very ni,rlerate. We can
make awnings to Bt any verandah.
Mutiny/del cheerfully furnished.
Hodgens Bros.
Direct Importers
m=-
sesas■
honor national and softie' oressionr,
"God Save the King" was heartily
sung as the odors went up, and then
Mr. R. R. Sallow* photographed the
pretty some.
Poreal..preesie.lsof thank. wen
pooped with cheers to the donors of
pole and Rage, vis., Mr. Peter McDon-
ald, for the pole, Mr. Wm. Campbell,
Jr.. for tb. burger', Mrs. W. 1. Horton,
or the amigp(o, and Capt Rd. Roblttann
for the hand.ose Melon Jack. Thanks
were alio heartily expressed to Street
inspector Moore. wbo has been most
obliging in aseteting in the formation
of the perk. The shrubs and plants
which heeutIfy the plot bevy all been
kindly donated and the people of the'
neighborhood vie with e.rh other In
keeping the park in good order, and'
they little plot le a derided addition to j
the seat and orderly appearance of
the' various homes on teem two'
street,.
Deputy Reeve Laithwaite, chair-
man of the town parks committee,
coaa;ch a
was present at the demon.tr•tioa
it is hoped he Gook some pointer*
establishing such plots to
sections of the town. The example of
this park is well worthy el 1811141MM
In many outer places around Goderieh.
and If each locality had such an en-
thusiastic *demists as chairman
Dick" Htaek baa proved hit/emit to
hs, a year or two wonld see a real
tranaforn,atioo le many of our streets.
Why can't we thus carry out • scheme
fur "a mon beautiful 0oderteb r
Do when purchasing a new ear, yon Mom
stn tmRlt.e ,wrefenoca kir Tntky-Cana-
dire tiles- Dn't�iep eTnnlian" or Dunlop
"Special "--'you wilt find that you eta p1
here as swatter what tare tepttipetellt is em
rte C$T.t the tints.' When Am,�
is Mows IIsi t «tyeet �p Tries yon
can at once the argumentbaeao.e
the sale.rrttletthip width dose ant seek in .
please, anally cannot be regarded as soak-
ing to satiety.