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Bicycles °R
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Two Massey• and two Standards
Priv : $SOI $40, $34, $29.50
In order to clear out our stock
we will allow a discount of ten
per cent. on these prices, fur one
week, commencing next Saturday,
July 15th.
EAST STREET GARAGE
Ow ural and .41.'r14t.•.1 by a practical limn.
A. M. GLOVER
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White
Sewing
Machines
THE WHITE ,SEMIS,.
MACHINE COMPANY OP CAN-
ADA hi, recently purchased
the Raymond • Co. factory in
Guelph. and i, now shipping
the well-known household
favorite, WHITE SEWING
MACHINES. from this Twilit.
This mean: new and quick
service t0 you.
New points of ceastruction
include
Ball Bearing.
New Tension Indicator
. Acorn Dust Caps
Automatic Tension
Release
Self Threading Shuttle
High Sneed
Improved Large Bohhins
Nett anti Latest Steel
Attachments.
The Family Rotary White
means tcomfort in using. To
prove i . buy a White and use
It.
SOLD BY
JAS. F. THOMSON
GODERICH
LOCAL TOPICS
The Oddfellows' Picnic.
Neat Wednesday will he civic holi-
day in I.oderich and tbe Wainer"'
places generally will be stored. A big
event of the aftern"cn will be the"
Odd felluw.' picnic at Mleoesetung Park.
Conveyance, Will lessee Oddtellnws
Hall from 1 o'clock and baskets left at
the Hall by 2 o'clock will be delivered
at the Park.
Power Service Irregular.
With many other wuniripalitie. in
Western Ontario. G,rterucb was sup-
plied with an intermittent tweet •s of
Hydro power dunug I be early pert of
the week. For severat In urs on Mon-
day r ,vailahle.
day evening no power was
It tailed again on Tuesday aft.rno..n,
but wee on again before .tar knew set
in. -High tension trouble" I• tee of-
ficial moan given for the break in the
service.
Jack Breckon, load at the borne
of bls grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
James MacVicar, Hiocks street. The
little fellow was ooly eigbtee mouths
old. Last fall be cuntr•cled whoop
ing cough, which wee followed b)•
pneumonia, from the effects of whirls
be never tallied Mrs, Redditt
brought blur to town a few weeks ago
hoping that the change would be
t)eneffcial, but all eft rens were uneveil-
ing. The funeral took place on Wed-
nesday e(tero.on .10 Maitland (eme-
Lery. Rev. J. E Ford conducting the
services at the house and graveside.
With the Lawn Bowlers.
The electric lights at the bowling
green are being pieced in order. so
that the members of the club may
play io the evenings. It is hoped
that this will bring out a larger repre-
sentation of the membership than hes
bees on the grounds w far this sereno.
A rink of Ouderich bowler*. skipped
by Mr. Fred Hunt. went to the
Seeforth touruuent tart week and
brought home the second prize in the
trapby contest. Capt. Dowding s rtnk
from Clinton took the ant place ie •
keenly contested game. winning with
a score of 17 to 13. The Goderich
players were 4 ter int Stuart
Henry, W. J. Powell and P. Hunt
Islip). Their prize was four hem -
mocks.
Harbor Notes.
The steamer Marisk• is anloeding a
cargo of l s1. 100 bushels of wheat and
rte at the reiderieb elreetur today.
The •tearer Metopic, with a cargo
of ;A),Issi barbels of wheat, and the
steamer Edmonton. with 1U1,'00 bush-
els of wbe•t and Hu. are in port
awaiting their turn ta. unload at the
lioderich elevator.
The steamer Mallon unloaded 90,000
bushels of wheat at the tiudericb ele-
vator on 1 ueday.
The steawer Glenlyo, with a cargo
of staves and wheat for the Big Mill, is
due today, and the steamer Graham
with a cargo of wheat and oats is due
at the Uoderich elevatot. •
rhe wort of removing the check -
water is practically completed. The
dredge is now at wore on the site.
Regulating Motor Traffic.
During the past few weeks a epeeist
effort has been made b. Policemen
Moore ant Postlethw•ite to stop the
piacticeof motor iit. of speeding on the
Square and dtivtng pellinell over the
rro+sing•. There is a noticeahle im-
provement, fast driving being greatly
rtdu. rd. and pedeetri&nil are safer on
the ,•resines since a move has 1, -en
made to tutor • certain re,;ulaaons
pertaining to the direction whirl)
motorise should tike as th-y turn on
the Square roadway.
AI)VER1t4I\(, I'A1e
Officers of Huron Lodge
The fnlloeiog officers ,•f Hiroo
Lodge, No. tt -l. O. O. F.. have been,
installed for the rmuine six n;unths : bis daugbter were thrown out : his Mr. W. R. Pinder sustained a had
1. P t•., B. C. Mooning.: N.0.. T. hands were badly cut and Miss Driver injury to bis ankle one day 1..4, w -et
R. ‘Vallis . V. G.. W. R. Pinder ; rust&fined • bad (rut on her bead. It w ben he d.•.eem.7ad how a chert y tree
treasurer. U. ('. Whitely : secretary. was fortu•tte that the automobile faster than he intended. .
H. Martin ;'financial secretary. W. wee being dnteo so slowly or the con-
On a ch ireof attempted assault.
F. Clark : warden. J. Yr.s.man ; sequences might here been azure seri- W.. -l.. Aii.r: a t'olhntn • township
chaplain, W. ('allow : conductor, W. our, 'rhe automobile was slightly tarwri was mmi t f y
E. Bengough : K. S. .
Newcombe ; L. S. N. G., Alex John-
ston : It. S. V. ti., H. H. P.1tt.: L. S. At Osgood• Hall.
V. O.. Jas. A. Wilson : R. M. S„ The folLtwine_ judgment was handed
Lorne Young • L S S.. W. Sproul : out by Mr. Justice Sutherland last
Automobile and buggy Collide.
As Mr. William leaver and daugb-
ter, of Oudericb township. were com-
mencing their homeward journey
froru sewn last Saturday evening they
utet with an accident which might
bate resulted even more seriously
than it did. They were driving down
Kingston street, closely following an-
other rag. and as they were about to
cross /•Agin avenue to pro.'eed south only two hours on alternate says,
en Vicwti. street Mr. ('baric. Pin-
fold, in bot automobile. war driving LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
slowly wevtwaid. The buggy which
preceded them down Kingston street 1
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the gathering with some Highland
dancing. three young ladies gave an
interesting demons? retina of club -
swinging, end Mr. E. C. Belcher sang
a solo. The pr.gtaw WA* btuugbt w
• close about 9.45 by three rousing
cheers f ,r Auctlooeer Gundry and fur
Mr. 11. K. Havarti the auction clerk
and chairman of the evening.
Dont Waste the Water.
ltitsttlnay. Jute 111. NN •
PERSONAL MENTION.
MW Alia Sauodrn las r. ur..r-1 Irma • AMA
At Betrelt
Y...K Ha111. vie0 On .1 uiouth• roil with
frsoda .t Duluth
Mr and Mn Walter .:,arra,•. a Detroit.
are , ulna[ let Uoderae4.
Mr. Jobe McLeod i. hula from Sault ate.
Merle on a holiday trip
Mr. F'. lIct a toev lernw re at ... k to vl. t
her ens sl n e111Lr. $..L.
M'. V.•n Wiotin., of Del roii. w dally •t
the old home. We.t -mart.
Mow Patter.ss. of Ham.ltoe. ra. the gut -t
Of to. Mlw. Hubert. tart work.
Mese* Henn. ..,i ('halls• Warmer of De
treat. are r.dtin0 1.trod. in turn,
M awl Mr.- H, H M,i're&ih. of 1..,ronto.
&tr holidaying with rr:at..rr a1, town.
Mr L. Barthel. of Stntlord. *petit a few
der • this aeek rt.itiag fn.,d. u town.
Mr. hank F4w.n1. of the .raft of ('hatheta
('olleelegm Ir..titnte. M hoI tet1nn in awn.
MM. Mona Mulhdlasd. of i1utoo. It the
gue t N her ecu -it,- M. Alfas MacdooaM.
frim Mabel Tow. of New Veen. ,. 4slid&r (tag
at the bums of act parent.. In.p.ctur atitt,arr.
Tum.
Miser (ince And O1.re Itulwrhau, left Uhl.
week on • Rooth. 41.41 w rt labia. at [)r-
ttoa
Mr. aid Mn. Frank w'nght and a.. id
Brantford. hale bveo v:rl ,r.g relative. le
Low u.
Mr. r ha- M,•Inrn,b of I'h►cutrn. 4 vi.)llne
hi. mother, \la. Wu,. M. loto.b. St. David.*
-tree
1'•r. L N rurtsil. Lit-( San -shell. •'amp
ao'des. .pen.: the Ire. std ritb hi. parsr,t- at
Sett ford
Mr. Altr-t gchntler. of Ma. Vico • ewe
store- 4&+140• :0 hi. home at Lu.rood. owing
a, ill health,
The privilege of wing the lawn ser-
vice from .nnrite to sunset, which was
recently granted by the water end
light cumruirsino. has placed Engineer
Kelly and his.st.ff in • puruion which
few .people appreciate. Apprn1imately
MOAN/ gallons of water are (wing used
daily by the people of Ooderich, and if
there were not a reserve of :*..ills) gal-
lons in the sedimentation ha•in when
the pumps are starred in the morning
the supply would nut be equal to the
demend We are pumping all the
n inter
water we can get,- said Engineer
Kelly to Thr Signal today. and he
added that tbe twelve -inch Ripe from
the lake to the basin war not Large
enough to permit a. reserve supply to
accumulate In this way the low wa-
ter pressure in the daytime is accounted
for. l.oderich residents are for tor et*
in that they are permitted t4 use wa-
ter so freely. but in view of the c.in•lt-
tions et the waterworks plant it is
urged that the water supply ••h.rold
riot be wasted. In striking contrast
to the plan in vogue in (i,derich.
London he.. reeen'ly i -rued .an order
peruutting lawn services to -be used
turned off to the left, able Mr.
Driver attempted to drive across El-
gin avenue in front of the err. A col-
lision resulted, Both Mr. Driver and
The interior of the Sherif' - office
at the court house is help,: retire.
orated this week.
. li.. .I \\ . t t Pd. of trial b
J h damaged. { Police Magtetra:e Kelly ou Wednes-
day.
A garden patty under the AluPpiCPs
of the Red Crow Society or Saltford
I. G., V. J. Johnston : 0. U.. R. week : 1 will 1* held on Reeve Bisset • grounds
Turner. Roo. v.Swarts,-1..E- Dancey IGode- at Salttnld Heights oo Wednesday,
Death of an Infant Child- rich) ter defendant. appealed from re- August lfitb
Mr. end Mr*. F. R. R.Jditt, of 1"'r* of Local Master at U,derich and Miss Delight Mitch, dui iter of
t Cl L. `+wart
Brent(,rd, were bereand on Monde
sere J.,- •'nigie ha. r.tu•iwrl from a tare
weak. rite at Stayer Ir 4:h bel daughter. Mr.
IA' A Bower
Mr and WIN. Walter a..•4amin .and two
children. 01 T.,outo. u..• vbitim0 their re
la' ii es in to*n.
Mrs Lea A.1 • ole. of t. -r York t'tty Y vi.it-
ing at for tonna .t hi. brother in law, Mr.
Allan Macdonald.
Mr t; J K.:'her. rhe newwned to Detroit
recently. t- i:I n„ r terin:al there (mu. An at
lock of ty O4oi.1 fever
Mr.. S. M.leow.on, of Vow We.•min-ter.
arrant 4.-t week m, • .t .11 t.. relator. to
Uoderich and vicinity.
Mr.., (11r.i AI.%Ander and he: daughter, Mie,
Morton, of Salo -reood. Mich , are v.•.ting Mr
A. J Palt
voter. Mn ridge.
Mia Marpxn-Kell ,hu ha• beet, si-itinx
her Drama -. Mf. .•- d Mr-. J. !t. Kelly. leave. on
Friday on her re,,.e0 to New fork
Mr. and Mr. D. "alter' hay. returned
from an en.) 1.4.. 51.14-. watt the.: war, tier.
t tald,.e. •.f Rn 1.e+re-. i. V
Mi.w Je«s Fo.ter arta Oar hewn AA r:.pebl.-
and ooiasiog memb.r ,.f tar pn.tollhe oalf
ha.• y (ken r .0.1(too u, the 'Antal brooch of the
Hank of Mar, -reel
Mi•.e. May end Agar. Fe by. of Spokane.
rimed Mr.. Lynn. of :ti.- r're•..' ?. fpr a week
ant left on Fr dry to ti.i: 1:1.• .dr at t*:r,tt
befu erite rtiii.s home.
Mr. Fa1. torula, brakr.n.an on roe (i T R •
ha. moved h.. f..u..:) :o :own frust Parkhill•
rowan to sop •tn Clarence Mi, and Mre-,1 E. Muter. of (roderich,
- party defendant W reprrw'nt the in- Mi.
land broke
one of
of this week. when their little twin f h d weed d t ntirt E. K fell from a h
tio-
M Mal dW
is not to be cured
by Meeh purga-
tives; they rather
aggravate the
trwW ear a see..
het ors laxative. sr
( s rfd■
We Sumach
.od U Tr=am.. They
cur .p the live, inne the
serves sod tres4.n the
.sear► sod e.w.1. der.
the ea lesrws a nue.
rarest- 1) the ere •' I•• . her arm•. She war visiting et Swarm C. -C. Barrow 1Guderich) for
(plssiotiK. b ham when the accident happened.
An Whirr the parties de- An excursion from Li -towel on the
sired to argue the matter before rue on C. P. H. to teolertch is a-nounced for
the merits 1 fiod myself unable to
make any effective dispesitioo thereof
in the *Owner of proper representa-
tives of the estates concerned. If the
parties prefer, the motions may 'tend
until atter vacation and meantime of Mucic, wry., it wnuurriog at Hotel
(verd e of the estates relay be Sunset, gave an organ recital of five
appointed annddan order w continue
Fall Term from Aagest 2fkh
CENTRAL
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••TRATTOstD. ONT.
Commercial, S erthad Gad
Telegraphy Departments.
Our gr&doatee ere placed in prei-
tions. In :S months we received 219
at•elicatinse for Unioed h el n.
\\-rite us at once for our free
c•teloni•
D A. McLACH LAN. Principal
HELP! HELP!
THOUSANDS OF FARM
LABORERS WANTED
FOR THE
WESTERN HARVEST
Good Pay and Employment in the Fertile Districts
SERVED BY THE C. N. R.
$12.00 TO WINNIPEG
Plus leslf • Cent pee Mile Beyond
Return Malls Omit pee Mile to Winnipeg plus 518.00
Special Ti Ghia will tw Operated fmm Montreal and Toronto to Wtneepee
CANADIAN NORTHERN ALL THE WAY
See l &ter Ameouncernents for Tenn f erv.et
WWI Excursion Date..
For Full Particulars *pot, to Nearest C N N
Agent. or Asneral Passenger, Elepertnseini,
Mirrorsel, Quo. or Teronte. Ont.
next Monday. It is expected that 11
will he as large as the one front Milver-
ton and Blyth on Wednesday of this
week.
Mrs. Rexford, of Cincinnati college
the proceedings obtained. 'fhereup..o
1 can deal with and di+pose of the
motion. after or without further atgm.
went if rrr.jn.eted so to do. fort••ei the
parties agree to some encb course, 1
Iere no alternative but to dismiss the
terd motions and in the circumstances
without co.a.
M C. C. Picn.c
The minus! picnic of the Mentor -
tong Canoe Club was held yesterday
' at Monroe ong Park and provided an
enjoyable outing for the members of
the l'loli:sod their friend.. A number
pent the afternoon at the beach,
bathing In the refreshing waters of the
lake or "Leafing" on the sand.
and when supper was announced
about seventy had gathered. The
' meal war. served at tables on the
• lawn Dear the hotel and was • very
satisfying repast Afterwarda there
wan • program of spores. in which the
pris--winners were as follow,: Young
ladies' race --1st Mies Aileen Armour,
2nd Miss Mario/de Kelly : married
Wise' ram -tet Mre. W.F. Maunders,
2nd Mei. It. 8exsmith : children's
race -1st Margaret Medgewick, tad
Jacek Marquis : threading needle race
-tat Miss Nona Craig. 2nd lilies Etta
Sault. : men's race -1st W. F Saun-
ders, 2nd F. Messmith. The proceed -
lag. concluded with a dance. with
music by the Stewart orchestra,
and at midnight the program of •
sueceseful day was brought to a close.
excellent numbers in St, lieorge
church at the conclusion of the even-
ing service last Sunday. -
The Sabbath school rxrurtion from
Milverton end Blyth . n Wednesday
was well patronized. a train of eleven
coaches bringing about -.CO visitor' to
town. The Blyth bend accompanied,
the excursionists to lioderich.
Abut thirty of the Baptist young
people attended the annual picnic at
Benwiller Isst Monday. They report
that the journey out and back in Mr.
Johnston s car and the afternoon on
the grounds afforded great enjoyment.
Congratulations are due Mires
Agnes Hamilton and I4.•ne Pridhaw,
teacher in Exeter high school, on the
marked success of their pupils who
tried the lower school examinations.
Out of a total o1 twenty-two zandid-
ates. thirteen passed
A New Waw of Raising Mohr.
The Unit -.4 Patriotic Society of
tioderieh township employed a some-
what undine method of rising money
foe patriotic purposes at the garden
parte held on the splendid lawn of
Mr. Robert Andrews, Hayfield road,
on Wednesday evening of this week.
From practical) ever/ booms in the
neighborhood d
donations were fee -
'warded and thewere sold on the
e(. grounds by AuetioneerOundry. Thee
1 were ducks. chickens, geese. peweoes.
rabbits. guinea piers. and plate page,
mixed grain, oats, eggs. cherries. new
potatoes. black currants. home-made
bread. raapberties, • load of straw.
.lad Met, but not beat, • swarm of
bars,. The array of (owl and other
aetlelsr reeemb4d • seem. at the
(iederieb exhibition. Bidding wear
keen nw slmnet every article offered
and the proceeds from this phase of
the event alone amounted to SIM) A
booth no the grounds did a good bu.i-
nese in the oak of bome-sn*d* tied
ice rteeam and lemoe•de. while
The brick residence on North street.
opposite the Methodist church, was
sold by auction last Saturday to Mr.
Wesley Welker. The purchase price
was 111,713 This is a very desirable
residential property and is one of the
finest locations in town.
The engagement is announced of
Mos Florence Irene Snyder. daughter
of Mr. Gad New. L. B. Snyder, of t'ol-
borne townsbip, to Mr. Clifford M.
Gledhill. ran of Mr. and Mee. A. R.
Gledhill of tbe Bayfield road : the
wedding to take plate the latter part
of August.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Oodeticb branch of the Wowen's
Institute will be held et the borne of
Mrs. Thomas Swart•. on Thursday.
August 3rd, at 3 p.m The topic
for the afternoon will 1,+ "How to cut
down expenses in war time," and tbere
will be a demonstration 00 eycaroei.
duffereet ways of preparing 11
A few years ago Ow clock oo the
court house could he wren from almost
any point around thy square. Now
the trees hove grown so lams fiat the
dials are •Imn.t completely, bidden.
Ore eitla•o summate that tike sleek
tower ise raised twenty feat or so.
This would ge.atly increase the use -
fatness of oar "Rig Bea' ie the season
of foliate.
A peoelamation has leen issued in
the Ontario Gazette by the I,iluterwant-
Governor, toeing that n• Fridsv, Au-
gust ♦tit, the sreood .nnsveveary of
the deelaretinn of wed, public sleet -
lege ehoald be called rhrwgbout the
Madame Formant wee kept quite bogy Problem for the purpose of eta el the
plying bar art The peer'sde from ing the detotieg and pjdsm
tie
all *ogress at . ted to Sib& Mise Qrediams, Gad of etnlbrooddfiat awes
J. an Mamas., ell' Nods.ieb. fevered eseioleassee In appropria/e tress.
OF CANADA
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dank by Mal af>,d
Save loos Drives
Mall us the cheques or cash
you receive, with your l'as.-
book. 'wbleh WO sett rehab
with the Deposit credited. Then you can pay your bills by cloguea.
which we will honor, or If you want the cash yourself. mod ta a
cheque to your own favor and we will forward the mosey by 'stuns
mall
Drop to and talk to the Manager about It
Goderich Branch -F. WOOLLCOMBE. Mann ea.
•nd lot- taken up bra re ilen.,s hi Mr F' J
Protium • bou.e on Ne..g.,', .treat.
M... \luker.ou. or Detroo,, 4. the (twat of
Mir Robert..so.
Mi.. Llwa. MarVtcar. of (Is public ked
.tag. Welland ..lid Mt•. Margam Mak Vwar.
of Brantford. are bol.day tog at rase borne .f
(licit potent-. Mr and Mn Jamc. MtcV tear
Ili. a. Meld ret m, pa.tor of 15I4 Stone presby
tcrtau wee:b, ('Iev.la.d, and kw daughter are
holidaying in town. They ramie novo Detroit
to • pow.,rful rooter vas which waw peweeted
ray s,tly io Ur Meld ruin by lot. congregation.
44,, W L. Bu ton and Mt.. 14a11 .peat a few
day. at Fort Wnllam twit week. Mr. Bolton
na her return (tip w•- actorupun/ret by her
little niece. M4. Ju,.•phtt.. Il..rikua tit ('d
Nor). who a ill .trend -mos vtdtlag her re
lot( iter u. town.
Mb.. Verna IJlcdhil;. of rare, he.. been
',othertar graudparen(. ]f and Mr, a
0Tlw0dk.11. of town. and h. r rl Mn U Ulrw,
at Hens.11l.r. euA ntvr.- to Tomato today
r,00aipani.d by her ,wu.to. Vlse. Utady. Uua
who will o idt at Buller • •ar'den.. for • mouth-
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The utmost cote is used in making
cep our garments exactly as ordered, in
every detail. Style and workmanehin
also are models of perfection. F. J
PRIIIHAM,
BENMILLER.
WltoiteeDAY, July 914
Mies Ethel Mtraugb•n .pent the
week -end in °oder irh township.
Benson Long, of the Dotal College.
Toronto, is spending A month's vaca-
tion in Muskoka.
Mr. Albert Goow1 her been ensiling
every time we hive .teen him .ince
Tart Friday. It's a hop chis time.
Miss Mildred Long. of (cenderich,
vi.ited her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs Jae. Long. f, -r a couple of days
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last week
Me,arsl of one termer -or are w•kiper
toe of the owed -trivet y offer. ill by 111b.a
Government and are hiring eoldkre
for a month,
'roe uwuthly 1t.r1 Crow meeting
will to held un Krnntiller church ea
Wednesday, Auguet'2od, A good at-
tendee+. a is asked, as there are come
rlwciwl 'USA 0.11. l0 1r*• dealt wi1h,
The .Inarterly eaerament.tl Preview
will be held •t Bethel church neat
Monday morning at 10.:10 There will
be n.. Monday sthunl at /tomalley
M.•s Elea. Ole underwent an opera-
tion for oppend.cilis Iwo( Thnnwlay.
At Listed reports ear is doing well.
Mrs. Wm. Ole went to 'Mrouto on
Thursday Morning 10 Attend 111 her.
Mr. and Mr.. Michael Pintos/ire re-
ceived a telrgr.)m on t+.etnrday ..ityings
that their eon, Mr. Win. Pftiwwer u,[
Unity. Meek had hioken an erul •esti
a leg. Mr*. Pfriionier left on rur.lay
lot visit him.
Mrs. Jas.. hong rereword A telegram
frons Ottawa on Saturday int..resing
ber
that her
son, Elwyn, had
hem'
roundel in the .hnuldrr by ehrupssel
on July I0tb, No for thee oil.. matron
ha. teen tel rived to date.
A patriotic ..ervire wise/wit al Kee -
miller church heat Mumlay, \ ye.'
mistreating program WAS given. includ-
ing a.ldrr...0. by Mee Jose. Lang,
president of the B.•nuuller Rel (!rows
Society, Misers, Arthur F, •hcr 11,144
Harry Mew, iuperteitendent And assis-
tant ..ulerin•rndeol, re.54-tli5ely, of
the Sunday a. boot. soul It.•v. Me.
Baines.
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A Tip for the
Seltei?F411 tails
Take the advice of seasoned chaps.
They will tell you that the secret
of keeping .fit and ie.:rty is - an
occasiara1 piece of
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THE PERFECT GUM
It's the best, little refreshment a soldier
can carry. The sealed package keeps it
always full -flavored, fresh and clean.
The delicious mint flavors sweeten the
breath, prevent acid mouth and make
smoking doubly enjoyable.
It cleanses the teeth, aids appetite and digestion.
Write Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co., Ltd.,
Wrigley Bldg., Toronto. for free
espy of quaint "MOTHER GOOSE"
book illustrated in colors.
Chew it after every wear
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