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1 HE SIGNAL GODERICA ONTARIO
Hot Weather
GOODS
C.lalw•i111,• waste paler Irw..kets,
y of •',dn.. Special
15c and 20c
rap,' 1 l..w •I., ler roll of c 25
X11
1leurli..n high-grade limpet u:•1•.
I►Iir I" 25c --I 35c
I
Ikmtil. •1. palw'r tabterorer+ ILr
cosh••, s 114
lh,•ni plates 00 per d.rscir and
)pom, dunking cup. M per
pa, k age , d 5.
Iloosele•per. waxed 10c
paw, Per portage �J�
Waterman'. Ideal eel
1'.anrf .iPen,`•50JJ
Waterman', Hennas(�(�
Couist:nn Peu., Std. $1 •W
GEO. PORTER
cW r.a.atLORS HAVE
A FIELD NIGHT.
Continued from page 1.
NERE'S Box )" 1,
It littler Brown
Om die kids, and
'Serge wn-ups,too.
Takes a picture
2631 inches and
costs only $2.
Other Anscos up
to $55. We'd like -In
show you the entire line.
Our photographic de-
panment has established
quite a reputation fot
developing, printing and
enlarging., Come in.
won't you
party rent its health °Meer t0 • ton-
vrattuR at which subjects in the in -
iciest of the be•Ith of the general
porde were debated, tb:a the town
should derive some 1.•nefit therefrom.
Thur, however, bad not been the
result. The local board of health
had not held • meeting this year for
organisation purposes. Instruments
werr purchased • few yeare ago for
the ttrtit of the :still supply and to
his knowlidlt• they were seldom, if
wed. ed. There was no statement
forthcoming ee to whether the dairies
or the milk supply were ever in-
spected. There were no instructions
issued dealing with the disposal of
garbage during the warm weather, •
duty which, Councillor Wigle con-
tended, rested solely with the M. H.
U. and was especially important tee-
cmowe of the wide use of gasoline and
kerosene stover in the homes during
the warm weather. Another matter
deserving of attention was the draft-
ing ot rules govetDing the delivery of
meat from the Meat markets. ' Instead
of the meat being properly wrapped
Councillor Wigle alleged that the de-
livery boy frequently handed it to the
housewife unwrappeI witb a piece of
paper for a platter. Councillor Wigle
stud be had hoped when the Mayor
and Councillor Moser had been made
members of the board of health the
organization would be more ai'tive
and be suggested to Mayor McLean
that be make an effort to have the
board meet at an early date. Tbis the
Mayor promised to do.
l:ouneilloe Munnings referred to the
practice of the younger element in
bathing without proper •'regalia."
He also stated that the bathing b tach
was being destroyed by the removal
of send. The police will be instructed
to put • stop 1.0 these practices.
(►n the suggestion of Councillor
Munuing1. the clerk will notify Gov.
eminent, Inspector Johnston to have
repairs made to the planking on tbe
commercial dock at the harbor.
Councillor Wigle made ,inquit les as
M whether the *wei.eor had returned
hie roll. Clerk Knnz said the work
was not yet completed. Councillor
Wigle said he was anziuus to table
the estimates and have the rate struck. nt'NI:.1NNON p.
Mayor McLean promised to ere the 11 i'Ihr.r Bruwu 7!l3, Elmer
assessor and to urge him tj loury bis ton tltjli
work to completior. HENS.\LL.
l'outusllur Muui figs, in tep••rt ng Allan, McDonald 1151. -Russell M uc-
that d larger WII.rrvire we.+ h-ing Kay 717, Marie -Miller *PI. Freda
installed et lePE e knitting f..':o' y . su t Mw. I,eumhr 771
gentrd that the water and I'41,t c .m wtN.'HELsB.\ r�."NINA
mission 1. {trattuctPd to have the earth
used for tilling in weI! soaked with Earl Bslkwell 11111. Viola Bell 74:+,
w:.t• r in order that a rare -its in the (:nr•ion f) Innen 1h•unnr•t tai`•. Iola
n ads ay sbould not recur Inter. The Heywood .In .) 7:.1. Vera Heywood
Mayor promised tai' convey chi+ mss- Rlra: NPortr•• Kemp iIN, Hat old Tufts
sage to the chairman of tle-water and (h. floral 7111.
light romtltiesion. No. 1, NORTH STANLEY. ,
Thar l: C. I. board notified the coup• ('Gff„rdScot.hrner r.e•, F.dna'Scotcb-
,•it (.hart it would Li gain• a levy of -met 1;71. Alice Stinson 04'l.
Swim this year fur Collegiate pur- NILE +PHIN.L
pose). List year'- levy was $1.010.live levy fr.r the publie crhor'l hoard I ,Il Alice Sbrppeid 715, Marie` Watson
'or 191H is $13,111110, an against $15.314 L. DALAI' w.'Itine4
last )e.. t.
A request for ton week•' h.-ilidays clary !•'inlay=•:n 73t. John) Mceod
each from CH.( 1'•:stlethwaiteand'Ser- .'..4. 11.tgaret McLeod 015,
Mac -
Besot. Moore wan sent to the special liar 113. .
committer. tt
Prompt
S ervice
A. L.Caldwell, Phm.B.
Prescription Druggist
Prior ts 59 ',Ni 19 11
NulTit sIltp; M11t1.11th;
r � et►
Of Every IOc
Packet of
WILSON'S
FLY PADS
wILL KILL MORE FLIES THAN
oe
waTIL OF ANY
SS8TICITITTIATC1IFQ
Clean to handle. Sold by all Drug-
gists, Grocers and General Stores.
WEST HURON JR. PUBLIC SCHOOL
GRADUA rION.
'Che following students were success-
ful at the jrniur public school gradua-
tion examination held in June, 191d.
The diplomas will he wet tot he teacher
or the secretary of the sch:rol board
whru received from the Department
of Educat len. To paws a candidate
must male iII iwr c.o.. on each suhjeet
and dtt per cru'. of the total of the
obligatory sol j -c:-.
The highest percentages made in
each subje't are ae follows :
Reading --Irene Jrff.rson and Cllr
ford Scotcbmer t.7•.
Writing -Lucy Woods'. Marie Wat-
50 l and Gordon Duncan su.
Spelling -Lucy Woods. Alice 8bep-
peed and Fred. Smallacuwbe 111).
Literature- 1, .rdun Duocanl14.
Composition -Esti B,lkwell •(8
Grammar -Gordon Duncan M.
Canadian history -Gordon Duncan
7%
Ue raphy -Gordon I)unean fr.
Arithmetic-Inia Heywood Ira,
Algebra -Marie Watson, Iola Hey-
wood, Russell MacKay 1(5).
Art -Freda y-nafaeomhe Sri
Science -Lucy %Voods *1+
Bookkeeping -Marie Miller 7r:
Total -Gordon Duncan 2x1. .
Puss week, 111*'. Honore. 7:A).
HAYFIELD P. S.
L'tcy It Woods 712.
Sbaskle-
iog. Bekaa Middleton (boson). A.
HMO/. K. C. Miller. *4. L. Hilae, D.
L McDonnell. M. G. McMatb, R. P.1
McMath. M. McClincbey, N. N. Mc-
lean, E V. M.Burn•y (honors►. K. C.
McDonald, W. F. Nigh. M J. Nolan.
A. M. Pickett, M. I:. Perri:, D. H.
Hattsnbury, H. G. )tors, D. C. Roth,
D. E. Ross, C. I. Shesiry. M. T. Kcal -
lett. 0 C. Sbillinelaw, M. G Sillery.
M. K. Smith. W. Townernd, Frank I
G. Tate, M. . V. Tisdale, Z. M. Turve .
D. R. N doom M. E. Walnuts, A. i.
W i llian.•• ' n.
The following candidates at the I
lower ecnool examination were not I
wcoeeett.l, but in view of their marks l
they are permitted under the regula-
tions tr. quality to a lower school cer-
tificate by :aline the subjects named
in.brarket.s along with anouber depart-
mental examination (middle or upper
school( which they have riot already
passed :
Too Much Trouble.
The -nee enlists" rastnulet. drifted
into a couuny store in Arkansas.
'•Glom,e a nickel's worth of meafe-
tids.' he drawled. The .Ierk toured
it nal and p..•hrd it acrons the coun
ter. ••('haige it." said the customer.
••What's your name"' asked the
clerk. ' Huneyfunkel." "Take it for
Nnlbnoir," stud the sbopn.*n. "1
wouldn't art ilr'asafetida' and 'Iloney•
fucker for, five rent...'
Are you getting the
benefit of these two
splendid hair requisites?
reeslar Hair Tonic
is not merely a fr..-
grant dre.+ing . tut
the hair-- it has an
actual tendency to
improse eta growth
and lustre- it helps
to rid the hair of
roarsetiens • is 4
lends 10 it, that
much sought silky
gl.K.t,ienh.
Sec asci $1.00
Pettttslwr Simpson
.. esjo(ctally in.li•pens-
a1.Ietothewcll•grnn i -
rad became of rG ins
Irthrnng and cleans-
,ngqualities. It
Iranrs
thr hair and
sip, leaving the hair
..dl and MIR), reedy
he the application of
1111 toe1.. -
lir
EIN-T.tt I. (No. 1..t-IIEI
In reply to a .I two ion by Councillor Belle MacKenzie 1.'
Paltri.lgr, !Crewe Nairn as-ured the I , REtcP. +t HtNoL
council that it was not pr..I.41,1. that
).he Muairal Society would ask f.ow 1 Ruhr Kilbatrick IID
grant thin year. The war, he sant. KIN. t:Rtn.;K NeU1N)t_
had so -depleted the mctuheimhip of the., \Vinnie Racket• 911.
hand tbat.at the present time it mold l N.r. :). WK,•P {►Aw..allo atH.
scarcely ter a sufci.lit nu mitt to
make a puhlir appewren.•e. Efforts to I John -Cranston 0112.
secure new members had been un- NI .. 1:'. is E.:T wAtc.tNns)1
successful. Irene Jefferson tiro.
The 'Moorecommitteerecommended I No. 13, F.t+T tc.twavo+dr
that the police tw instructed to enforce
the hylaw governing the collection -of WalterNicoIlttl.
dog licenses : that the statement from Y.t'RH'H 9i'H1M.l-
the Flank of Montreal, showing the
Hazel Frits •aR. Lorne ManslorM.C.),
standing of thr several town accounts Ir.hie Pollock . M. C'..
be referred to the auditors for exam.
inative. and that a number of accounts
be paid. The rrp,rt was adopted.
The water, light and harbor com-
mittee
om-
.recommended
acceptance
�
of Mr. T. Arundel's propon
with tele:rime to the Irs>ing of the
tracke along the south aide of the
town freight shed to a point loft feet
west. and proposed that the matter he
left with the eolicitorto close up. in
the matter of the request of .)oho
Graham Inc use of thirty feet frontage
no Harbor -Quay, past of the ('. P. R.
shed, on which to erect • fish house,
the committee recommended that Mr.
Graham's request he granted at an an-
nual fee of $5, Mr. (irabam to remain
in possession at the pleasure of the
council. The report was adopted.
The pulite works committee recom-
mended that the clerk's office he
painted and papered under its supervi-
sion, and reported that tbe Bell Tele-
phone co. had Jaren given permiuion
to erect w pole and wires on Raglan
street. the work to be done under the
supervision of the street inspector.
CHURCH NOTES.
Rev. P. A. Walker. B. A., of Owen
!totted. will conduct the services in
Knot church next Sunday.
OODEIIICH.
Jean M. Bogie (and. Margaret V.
Kelly lr,t1.
OT II KIM) IN HCRON t-Ul'NTY.
B. A. Argo wain 1. E. 0. Cbowesi
(aria. I. A. 1. Yukon (art I. C. M. )card
tart), H. ' i aidl•w t•ritb.l. A. L. Ban-
demon taritb J H. M. Stewart art
H. Wright 'aro'
HIGH SCHOOL ENTRANCE.
TWO following names of successful
candidates for bigb school entrance
were not included to the list published
last'werk :
James A.Campbell
Plate
CENTRAL ORM STORE
Comer NortthM.Mt. mod Smear.
' PHONS8
ZVRICB.
Graham Merner. "Susie Deichert,
M .rgarrt Hew. Jean Campbell.
The Robert Park Memorial Medals.
The R, beet Park memorial medals,
which ate awarded annually to the
pupils obtaining the highest marks
on the high school entreaee examina-
tion at Central and Victoria schools,
were wain this year by John Pinder,
aged fourteen, who gets the gold
medal. and Myra McNevin, aged
twolve, who secures the silver medal.
These two pupils received the highest
marks of the Glderich pupils, the
former toeing one per cent. higher than
the latter. The gold medallist was a
pupil of Victoria school and the silver
medallist of Central school.
THE WAR AND THE JEW."
Rev. H R. Horne Presents Some Facts
Not Generally Known.
"Tile 4Var and the Jew" was tbe
subject of an intensely interesting ad -
dream delivered by Rev. H. R. Horne,
of Cobourg. in the basement cf Knox
chutch on Tuesday evening. dome,
very astonishing. bete were pre-
sented Ly the reverend gentleman
as he reviewed the history of
the Hebrew race -the world's greatest
tragedy• -from the days of Abeabam
to the days when the:Jews as • nation
were scattered abroad on the face of
the earth.
The Jew, he said. is a man without a
country. without • place be can call
bis own, and with nothing to keep
elhe the instincts of a national life.
A Jew is • Jew wherever you end
biro. In every country under the sun
he is known by his appearance and l.y
hiaohusi*ess. He is a man that no
country want,* : ro country will toter -
ate him. %Pt every country has,him. inn
Because all countries have the Jew,
then is no race so vitally interested in
this war as the Jowl..
SR. PUBLIC SCHOOL GRADUATION
The following in Weat Intron were
succresful:
Crediton -Moe cel Geier, Clara L.
Orstreicber.
Bayfield -Ethyl H. Fodlie.
Dashwood -Mme. Ehler
Zurich-(iertie Kaeicber. ,
Note. -For 1917 junior high ecbool
entrance exemiO•tton. the subjects of
Group I. will be accepted on the teaeb-
e1'a certiticate as provided in examin-
ation form 14, the same as this year,
unless the Minister provide papers for
(croup I. on which tbe candidates may
write at same time as on Group 11.
subjects.
J. ELGIN GIN Tox. I. P. 8.,
Secretary of Entrance heard.
Rev. (1. M. Holism will occupy the
pulpit in the Baptist church nest Sun-
day, both morning and evening. The
•ervieee during the "rummer months
are brief. end strangers and vieitore
are cardtally invited. Believer's bap-
tism will be admini.tered at the close
of Rteev eW 114. Haser • moaning sub-
ject In North street Methodist church
omit Sundaywill be "Paul. an Isobar -
tot." In teveoinpt his discourse
will be on 'Extreme action."
There was • good-sized congregatMea
In North strews Methodist cbsrett
un
the occasion of the soon service led by
the choir of the church last Sunday
evening. Two ism/wets were meg by
the choir very acceMm ably.one Number.
• Gloria in especially 1x
cia, frothe Twelfth
__�s
MaMass. es
. ►icing nuhecial15
solos by Mian Nhlpe/an, of Torooto.
were well received bee second •uar
her. •Vevalleria received,
being.
neatly appreciated. The duet by' Mea
King end Mies A. McClinton, Stainer.
"Love Divine," was sung well. and the
obligator' in the wittiest, "Th. Day lse
ramrod and O,.r,'• were deligtthony
smattered by the mare ladies. Mr.
Kleseg m organ ,.Mellone were e.mparS-
t-ie.Iy now to the people of G..reb.
he prelede, "Pastors in It" ((eons)
Ibeing a pertlsulartlp �� _ _j_
Mra Rime, s.M,' Nina/
sad Niro," was Wooton msg. 1.
the atreeee of Roo W. 1 S. Hager. who
was eo.Mdthtt anwtvesary swin�e�+y
Votress Mw A. M. Rsheei.ee 98drr •
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Germany made the toast when it
Midsummer Bargain Days
SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY
JULY„ 29th, 31st and AUGUST 1 at
We Call Them the Days of a Hundred Bargains
ECA USE there will be a hundred or more of as lig
B
bargains as this store ever gave all ready for you Sit-
urday. Everyone will be a money -saver. Here is one big off.
$1.00 DOLLAR DAYS $ 1.00
For Millinery will be our Big Bargain Days.
Choice of all Trimmed &is. $1.00
Every Trimmed Hat in the show -room goes on
Bargain Days and a dollar bill will give you your choice.
None reserved, all must be sold, for we will not carry
one over. All children's and ladies'- hats are- included
in this big bargain clearance. It is the chance you have
been waiting for, the millinery bargain of the season.
Early comers have best choice: A hundred or more to
choose from and you take your choice for only $1.00
1
The Days al
110 Bargain
1
Hodgens Bros.
DIRECT IMPORTERS GODERICH, ONT.
Saturday, w.iy
ani T.ed.y, lip
2S, 31, A.gest 111
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a
ways this present mystery may be
co(r)ed ter war that for her it was cleared up
1.. on IM g. the reverend gentleman
lBritain well knew that for her it was referred to the constant " reference
Jew
it orwas total the alternative
For the which was made to the recompense
Jew not the u.bingttce t.f which Belgium should receive for all
be,au e i victory ,. or heuwill 1 defeat, 1.which
bad suffered. As yet there was no
berm) in any roseiwill ire num- reference to the Hebrew people. but
breed among the victors and also he ventured the etateweIt thst the
&MOOR the vanquished. Jews ma lee gathered togrthrr and
JIn Great Blltaln there ••e 'r,11.(M,• restored again to their former glory.
ews. France bas Uri rete(, Belgium la•
(sat, Italy til.'IUtt, (:ermarrV 759,11x' I The Maht.ath school of St. George's
Austria-Hungary 2,'259.000. and Russia':butch enjoyed • picnic wt i3lwck's
0,00lar,000. In the beast of the present Point •0n Tuesday dteroo*1 oiathis
great struggle thereis a total popula- I Peet.
tion of about ten million Jews. li .
in the British army there are 18,100 Picnic part (e. front Londesr.,ru it d
Jew, with the French army 10,0911. I tit. H.I.oa enjoyed the cool breezes of
with the Germans BMX) p1) and with the Lake Huron to Harbor Park on Tues-
day of this week.
-world power or downfall,,"' Greatt c in
LOWER SCHOOL EXAMINATION.
The candidates named below have
passed the lower school examination
for entrance into the normal schools
and faculties of education.
in addition to the above, they re-
quire to pass the middle school exam-
ination before they can he admitted to
the normal schools. and the upper
school examination before they can l.e'
admitted to the faculties of education.
Thom who have already passed either
of these examinations are reminded
that the normal schools open on Sep-
tember 1, and that •(+plication there-
for mot be made to the Deputy Min-
ister of Fducatioe not later than Aug.
ust is For information concerning
the faculties of education. applicants
are referred to the registrar of the
Uoivereity of Toronto or of Queen's
University, Kingston.
(IoDER1CH.
Lizzie E. Adams, Eveiya E. Gold-
thorpe. Joh. Alex. Hasse. Beryl J.
Johnetoo Emily G. McArthur, Mita -
both McKenzie. Attlee B. McEwan.
Genevieve O'Connor, Emma Wallow.
Russians 4410!xsr.
The whole world poDulatiob is esti-
mated to he 1.8110 hillioos and forty ore
per omit. is directly interested in the
prpeot war. Approximately sixty-
eight per cent. ot the Jewish popula-
tion ot the world bas an interest in
(;0DERICH MARKETb.
Sal
Wheat. Pre bash
))'ata. per b.ab .. •
Barry per bash......
Peas. per bash
the struggle. Buckwheat, per bas.\.
About twenty million men are under ewer. rarity. perew%
Plow, lastest. per ewt ... .
bran,
settee s a s s ... ... .
Now Ray. Mr tee ....
81nw. sense. pot tea sass
the person of Alexander Young, of
Wingham. was claimed by death on
Sunday, July 9th. Mr, Young went
to Tomato a few days prior •tu•bis de.
mise to consult a specialist regarding
an affection which had been troubling
him for some time. An operation was
decided'upon and was successfully per-
formed and Mr. Young was making
satisfactory recovery until a short four weeks. Miss Young was • dough.
tin.e before bis death. The deceased ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Richard
was Morn on what is known 44 the Young, who carte far many y..e.
••(cowrie Fatmu in the township of resident/ df t'ollwree township ori tae
Colborne and was in his sixtieth year. Flenmiller road, about three m
The Ant twenty yawn of his life was
(tom (,oderich. Mince the death d:.
spent. on the farm and be then went to ,torr parents hiss once red resided,.
Wisgbam and k.aroed.tbe Hour mill- with her sister. /In. Graham, etc `
iog business in Fishers m111. After Kincardine, and was a fregtwn.t okio r
completing hi. apprenticeship he held to the bogie of rel (:other, Robwa
ppooeiitione at Exeter. Yemlor«riles and Young, Elgin avenue. tioderieb. In
P•kenbam. He returned, to Wing -
;toned
to the brother and Meter
ham twenty yuan ago &nil engaged named al.ove she is survived by M
successfully in the hardware buaifte .. brother.: Thomas. of Red Deer, Ail..(
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Hellyar and W illiem, David arta
lieurge l'antelon.
MOM MATILDA. J. 205'Nai.
A Dative of lioderirh township wee
removed by death on Thursday pi Iasi
week. when Hiss Matilda J. Young
pawed away in London hospital.
where she had been • patient for abort
TRcasoav, y He dlepo•ed of the buslneea two (care Jacob, of ('bicago l Henry, o. this . a t 1 I nein ..d last year purchased for Wing iog homestead in Colhoroe townsbl ; Jobs.
arms, which is two and (brace-Attbe per
cent. of the population of the coun-
tries at. war, While of the Jewish race
five and a haft per Cent e
The Jew is in the war. the speaker
declared. because be is loyal to the .
country of his adoption.
Flee ambits of the British Cabinet
are Jews. five have .sats in the Hoose t
of Lords and six are Privy Councillors.
Whim Great Hrit•in undertook to fl,at
• huge war loan in the limited States
it was Lord of tReadin ra Jew. ho had
hie
sth�oga•t oppooen he Negotiation'', in the States wan
one of hie own race.
The ambassador from Belgium to
Great Britain is a Jew and for decode,
Jews have barn instrumental in shap-
ing the political policy of Germany.
The nob, than in Germany who dared
to raise be voice easiest the Asst Ger-
man war loan was • Jew, and the
wreaker was of the opinion that this
hebindoprison wail.,florsee, even i would haf be were ve a
great deal 10 do with the sudden term-
ination' of the war. Yon can imprfeoo
mea. leo said. Met you eameot imp cin
Tim rapid transportation of German
troop from one part of the battlefront
to soother e a striking fe•turji of the
present war and the than at the bad
of Bee inesDnrtatloe facilities in Ger-
many e • Jew. Three thousand iron
erases bad bees won b' Jews els the
great simile.
�e.eeadore withdrew from Commas -
and left their Mumma In
charge d the United 14155.. ambssea-
doe. who was later complimented by
(re0pritale os them•rvelWss ability
be bad dipleyed In his work maim
the most tryiag eiresmotanwe. This
Nom belongs to the Hebrew ewer.
'(w Weaker said be did not
to be able to interpret the e�
of the tae's wheel' be twit He aM
ant Shish it was a matter of (phases
that the Jew should have web a pr B
is.st'pleee in theorist
was that Gees Sana was in
K erred that where Him obsess people
wli alert Mme she .ecce et ISMe
•
ktore
LS u .e)
... . tee te 1.1e
7e t0 .73
. 173 a iM
sass b3e to 173
ase a s\Ie
. i&en te x7.01
)vires, tare
', mtier. paelb .... •
r, Bettor sass .••
Nhow\ purr dos .
.•. Potwar. tar. bo
Cottle. bateMt+ .55105. per ewe 7.73 u
33
'anis. hatcher. e0i.sf. per cwt 7..5 M 7.3e
Hear.. nye weiakt. me cwt. • . 11.10 Y I7.A
Sessw Pyr cwt . .. ... ,►3 M x13
Mies.. woe Ib .. .......
Twieet.t oreweeM.ew*b. b a 55z
name Pens .. .s q .1•
barn act works and was working up a ret Loyal : George. pear Bayfimid. is
verytntcrwt•tl business, until be Deet tioderich townabip ; and three einem t
wlih misfortune in the well which Nn Hurliwan, of 'Vancouver ; Mees
supplied the brine. He was married
Card, of Toronto, and Mn. D. Fel.
to Hank Jane Hanna, of hast Wawa-
nosh,
of Godericb: The body wale)
n0•b, who survives with four core., limn ht to the maidince of
re3w a iw viz. Geotfge, of T,iinoto : John H •. brother, Mr. Robert Young, 0
tail i• s-$ of winnipug ; Leslie etf W {sgbam
Wend•tock. bbur sic- sed t41s fueieral took phos to >s9/
eemrt on Sunday afternoon.
.s w .10 and Gs..'d or
ea a Js
iwa e5' pal
hu M McKenzie of K"p
ten also survive : Mrs. Anderson• of wr7
(Ioderich township : Mrs. Mtraugban, J E. Ford conducted the services gni
of An n : n. the the&ren were four
alBTrlt.
Grotto M. Cam, Bella A. Brooks,
Rita M. Brooks. Mary G.ry i
r
Elva E. Hae . Amy s
H Haswell. Hyyrs E; Morgan. Lela B.
8anrders• Margaret A Sharp, Lavin*
V. Smith. Violet fttewart. Iola B.
Tayls..
)50M 0Tt1118 CAPTIOUS iS .CMOS
8. J. Allis lhea.nl. G. E. Ammo. G.
E AMrew, B. M. Churchill. O. E.
M. L. OuMfll. L M.
=ow
w P. H. Ilreper. F. Goe
R Dlekane. K. E.Gomm H.
, E. R. Reese
M. M Rdmsttid. R. H. Eller, F. A.
lane rod. A..1. Gilehrlst, R. M. Kha-
tla..J�. IjA. Grant. L.* Janal. Holmes, J.
)t
Koi.Mia. � WA M. 14. N. Lia
When ikey entered the war Imo
OBITUARY.
Mothers--
ppeen, and Mn. Hanna, of *Ingham.
Robert. Henry, George aria Jar
The late James Young, of Auburn. Young*
was a brother.
JAMES 101'80. DC*0ANNON.
A native of Godeneh towwhip A •
al=
passeda
•
passed to hie tang rest when Jaron
MBS. reran lDwAlos. Young asewered the call at bis home
As Meese of eve years' duration, at Da era a Saturday evening,
which wasbore* with remarkable July Iola. Mr. Young first saw the 1 at Se
rid , was tannin- light of day ria hie father's farm cn ' J
nes o own..
paade.ce and a nn.ce er Store 1
aced on Monday of this week when the t s e. tbor."
" Godetus o b When Mn Peter Ear daughter.
ter. Mrs.(assed Dr) bs grew to manhood he learned the
the hems , her dangshotmaking and for teen worked at
was born in Scotland
to the year Bede hie trade as Clinton sad at $esfortb.
Arc borai 8eot1•nd in ore year Britt. two
A year ago be went to Dungannon to
Accompanied by her mother and two live. About Christmas hie health be-
death, she her
to U r. Th after the to foil and in spite of all that
death of her fataor, Mr. Thomas -- Mc. [an
Ewan, and settled at Chicago. The could be done his condition did sot
trip across the Atlantic Oman which Lmt>•rovw, death ensuing as above '
was made in a private vessel, occupied stated. Mr. M'osng was • Methodistli
three smooths. in the year ISM the in eeligloe aid for seveeal ye
subject of this notice was married to did 81111111work Int the yew, n.
London Con-
H r.Peter Edwards and fie ears ferenec. Hie ,last two •ppnintmwsta aod
later
on a wrrvivsd M hls wife who was form*:- Earlier'' and Mimeo` large
*H-
e arth of Ristail They mutineer
Baby's Bonnets. 75x. Meir and
Err. f..r .1110s
Rompers, nrgtllar Mr. for ..lin
Middy )area, rvguler 7c and
Inc. for Se and 114
t few Middy Tier', regular
5ltr, for 1N
Ladies' and Clti41 a Mid -
were Hayfield and Walton, where he ry
tied o s 1 moved to d a-qu d amt' reod.ewd g� �ervke Mr. Young e I thew,.,, ......SO . diisDu i
(led arm tote and a�uaetmr mice
N ine(p)t i90ri rhea they re- II Miro Xmas Moore, mid three sifters
to n there andel two brothers: Mn. Edme,ten, Collars
tired to Goaerieh, when, Mr. Edward* of Olistes : Mn. Aleber, d Be/tttah Comet Co veer reg. llfir and
died >• July 0' an Ilk 1911. The funeral
Columbia : Mee. K .. of Buffalo
'
took pew lrwdsemdoy ahweaeow, Mr. for let and gee
•.d (tress lira a dlietaaee 1n attend- Joha Y.-roaming.
of Kiaeardiaw, sad
• see ware w only .os. Mr, Pace JOeI Yos.g, of Vaaeosver, B. Rr.d.J.isw regular Mir' and
k Two -
Mr. ad s.Jobs m, of Rist. Mleh., C'• tenors! ton place no
m.., foe.. imp and 11111114
Mr. •.d Mew Jobs Cowan, of Lochalsh.
ani Mew. Robb. McDeaali and Him J. pa
te Do. Maitland by 1 Meg
e tai/, beth of Mandl. The In -
wry
tersest wee mark
day of last week. A short private
eeevlee was held at the deeawd s
lab boom. aper wbeh • blk emrei...
was erwthieted Rev. I. •. el -
my r the
wee Isirmm. Rev. Mr. Mp1elvw� o►
sited by Rev. Dr. Rutledge, of Clio.
ee.aaetf.g ilia fes the
■g leis al land):( Germ)
lin s. .• ydget ohmic The
and tM p�aallRbearers were : D. tie taken t0 Chown /1w
•a i3.klew D. HeH.nh 7
Rtodled.J
and D. I1aaKeera e. Bee. W. K.
H ager e,sd.et.d the m,visaw
auceaW n O Yse1N. o1 wtfURAM.
♦ (emit.. at O.M J.•
MRS. T.
lea. 5.f` a SIM iT+oe:
Res,5.5. Th. .W twsore wore :
Ora►. i. ----- W. lis