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Fol SALE OR RENT.
WOR RENT. -AFTER 'SEPTEMBER
r • onus -roomed heed turmrl.ed or us.
IUIals0.d. on a hureh .trwrt Ea.e k.t Moo
Hos. hot water Maar or and, til n..1ero eou
rsuwaees. Apply, to Kutt.tK it'LHASAN.
WANTED. -AT ONCE. A LAUN- &h04 21.11
IDR11Sd. Apply to the e11'PERINTRN
WENT. Alexandra ]Iarioe sod liessral Hos �OL'SE FOR MALE IN VILLAGE
0r Al'HUH V. -Swear roams waelupm.
I ANTED. -GENERAL PAID TO p+ wtry 0ndwoid.hol. roodcalltr baro with
ire a se Mu.t kayo roforesow C:14 no; -limed emole : emobohosestrams bdld
Amity lel II. ttH l TTLKw URTii. i400., p'g bee. Ir. n crew mrd I�O�/�yy�ea,. ♦ Ararat,.
moos C . Norfolk .tr.et. ppedt. Hotel1341
rreml.ea. SIL'It$AY PATptgOC. .1Nars.
Rrguat. et It
wANTHD.-GOOD MAID FOR PUBLIC NOTICE.
good wage... Apply to Milo l ALSAR. Nelson
asaerwl baseewtwk Two Or .fondly t - -r_ -- -
HEO. E. SUNBURY. A. A. t: O
St,1WKET CREAM WANTED.-
t price paid. .1. K. ItWMTheIN$. r
Oteray Itchen, Uoder,oh.
UEN AND ' BOYS WANTED. --
Flre m, do handy mon or boys wanted.
� DOORy to PAUiT (MAIN DOOR CO. .Dodo
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ARD AND ROO]I 11 ANTED.-
• Byo yorint genii -moon Ina pelotas bane
ser the Iaketro.L lddre.. All informaties to
HDI Mt SIGNAL OFOICZ Yl -U
YOUNG MEN
Tsang men or others wbo ore unable to 0s
1111 Ile et eras. err ice con erre tbeu Klee
���owe mise lit Peiping a1 telyin weer
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BODBRICH. ONTARIO, THURSDAY
ACGUST 1916
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in a lessor. riertioll of Huron Z
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(Doh 4414
serti.iug is read s. eagerly
as the Drown a vlulnt►s
THE 0141NAL.PItINT1NO CO., LIMITED. Pt .i Lane,
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr. Walter Sharma., hes retuned to Detroit,
Mr. Ueu Mimeo of (Dolph, 1. 1., town on •
heudey . alt.
Mi.. Nese Robert., of Toronto. 1. vWling
fronds in low.,.
Or. keg. &Mnuae .pent tba boiidair with
hoards at Guelph
Mr. Reg. 4mlrb, of 'r010..to, i. buudayiag at
bon home in tow',
Roe llaade It or reeler 1- L. tris from petrol
es • boldey elan
peYayUrwy.dett .ot 1
fru day. owing 0* A41 6I tv• orf.rotd.osanrels�( rKo
w\e ft'd1ka.rl
wr,;
nilit a.iHAleydsaadaehnaeoylsal.
11r... Hector lecrad_yea loft of, Monday 1..
ri ger .i -ter. Yr., Major orTnl-da, uhw. at
bee cottage at Monroe Point. \t,ehtgoa. M.-
MrFmd er. wee acroenpaaMl by 111.- Hunt..
of Lo. don. who .pout 4upAy lar •. Iwo, . tared
•t the Moue of Mr .1.)1 PY1q
\Ir c H. c' lenient. of Netrb Hay. 1. vb4Unlg
Mr. r Irtnent of tows. tori l lenient •-rlw.d
aY.00r, Saturday es a vlell lr Al- mother. but
ns nrelp of oew. of be 11,e in the moth
country M ca•rbr • hod tri n on• of town
un 4uuday debt to 4e to the snore of the
Maw Adele P. Maekla000, 01 Toronto, u rl,- MI"' (H1,a (ioldtha W felt onday mern
Mao frigid. to torero1•rr w u extended 1-n soil:, -o-tar. Mr_
11r. (ba.. T,b►utl, of Herne, ,s tUr 1 Md••rro., of '-' 1 t... uhf t.o44
few day• m, t.odsttch.-Paudln' a •laararr 0.... - le from w .o i:ault t)•.
Marie, whore .Me ow. joi DI her Idler-. Nr.
Mimes Mary t .'lark rod Ethel Keir, are v.it. J. T. l:odt Mope. •bo acrsmedoed her to the
lee frWeas at int natant. Prairie t'tty
Mb. Mabel Young, of Tomato, i. syosdie'
kat r.c:atlua at Um hu14e.
MM. Lou bibliog. of buffalo. L. In town oar
bar usual bulilay v I.. t.
Ker. K Y. Aram zoog and family, of Ewer,
are bolrapiag to limier /rib
Mer r'lierawoe Wuhan. of New lox:, la tido
log at the parental home kers.
Mr. Laurent* J. Tierney, of 42kleaao, i.. 00
tin taw, 40.1 Lelia*, rt.0 to t,wlsriot,
Mn. K.enetb McL*OO, of Klnted len on
Moturua) pr, a trip to kdti 0i ton and 4:.4tary.
Mr. O. Ewer... who Y a n .4040.1 .tudeut
as tfu*►a a Curs wort), Kinn. woo Name Dar a
mutt swat ow.
Mr. and Mr. W. J. V1gar. and family, of
Port Artbor. were ,Olt rd Mr. It apt., itetbe-
wey font wee♦.
Mr. .,d .Nr•. F. J. 1'ndbuu aro taking the
trip fru♦, Soret.. to tomato by -mama ha -
wool,. Chir week.
motor s. u up irouF 1.l ulHumber14, ►l tuar .-1 t
their relatives bete.
Mise (.lady. Hugg.rth i. Dome from Dart it
or. arrl.It to her WI.":-, M1. mud M,- J•14t-
Loggartn. Homo road.
Nis Neww0ul and daughter. Eli.- Uwen.to
law.. waturud from t"eu410 and .i.t1.0] rd
Lei\ c. berg for r few da)..
Mr.. A. H. Ewes., of 11 a.hinoton, D. ('.. •le
si..t,ng at the hoesd of her 4...0u-141. Mr. John
Mol)ure. Colbut towo.h,p
Mr. .hd Mn. Cha•. Slrinto-h and .o,.. of
L. D. 4 M .1*Pf,at end 1 honma.ter of Cho ago. are u. (led rich ua d 41-,::o Mr. le-
ase church. Teacher paw.. .. .w,cr, argmm luw,h - .1•ser. Mr.. l . A. Maid.
Pi.pi..t Ottawa' for examination.. Studio- M. L W Purim (formerly Mir Grace Mc
Oplrorll0 Dr. (0*41.... Dooaldi b.- i'41 to Eu.pre Ara. tier bur -
Wad leave. -horty tot Os eread,,
ALROOODM.-MRM. A. NIC0OLL Mi
Nel.on errant, la peepared t0 do a0 I1nd.
of hair work made from cot bur or lout bingo
sodu 'pile- hoer for orders. orientate treat-
ment, cimniog. etc.. sods aim b•a for nate toilet
reyu0ite., •banlpoo powd-.. errant 4.r Roasts
or osamage Groom. herbos and lila-.rtf.,e. 'Ott
IBORTGAGE SALE.
MORTGAGE SALE.
•
bill or orooto t0
potty of fronds from Detroit fa • tarp to
.Nest•coot Quebec ono the Sa4fueny.
Mrs liowoiuy and Haby (Ruth. of Toronto.
have rewrote hoype after , t..4U .a Mro. Down.
mgeraree[.. 1Ir. and limo. J. S. stmt:
Mr. Jths.tory • man) tried. oro plea -ed to
know of hl- recovery from the filar-. wbuii
.opt him oar the she,, for ..mewl
Mr. Patter -on and three .o.,-. of Sault "U.
M. is, lei,;\iiC.0 are lb. guest. of Neo. Patter-
-- 'o.- parent•. .Mr. and Ara. M.O. et, tYeet
.tttr[
Mr.- Loreto. Yeocg and Mr fr.eod.
uuy. of uu ban. same returned etenw cher
l'.der bower W .ale T
.004, etJasasr y Wim. for r. .1. at the Lawre ax. • er) I.lta.rnt 44.1 tiiV down the at
. hidwe). Aaguet Mt. wed Mr.. H. . H'Iller and .Iwoltbtar
lean- k0uw n mix
W- . Lei Mei ten. of fawn,. w
y.01 ,o
court bea•.•. Guderteb. o
W O. I. as leo •lcck
,lee sesta
bait 1 rut 1. omit
me rad Lw
r. --�R .SiL 1LNB11itRE7MMOIYia awe Om hollere•d
)��'�' *rtia.yle(y rot 7! Up%tiware..MmLIuJCOW
CO. Li'l. aaaimro Magi. fl:a 1\. property 14111 N offered for mals em the ••••••••'-‘-"'"'"r"•
'el oo,00 o,..u. l r• 1•'r fru:. er :L. p (,-h.ae The .Ni --.•4 )la: ion and (.a• • 1. J,Iw.e.0e.
1 day of ..a:c to 'be v•i, 1 • • rel. da4OUter.. t M.- N J,.mnr-..e. Ht n"-141. st
bans... at, u( , Winne. within O. do.. there. ' •.."uc..m..4.00 :sur :u mmoo.I Mord.) erw-
after without inter. et. Thais wi.l se • re- log to soµ two wit.. holeMy err r:
.rn ad bd. - :Jeri i huergtr . "LaCe.mw.
WOOL WANTED.
HI(d11KST PRICE PAID -('ASH OR
TRADE.
BENMILLER WOOLLEN MILLS.
GIRLS WANTED
APPLY
(OUEItIC_H
KNITTING CO.
CARD OF THANKS.
`WE WISH TO TAKE THIS OP-
PORT UNITY to return our thank., fa
the .umberles. expre.-ion- ,.f .Tmel by orbit 0
bare reached us .in, -.'he death of our lased
.0o Rad bother such kind.e-..ee will not woe
be soraotten
K.l'. REU'HER AND FAMILY.
DENTISTRY.
Pa H. G. MA( 'IK)NELL-HONOR
Orarhute Toronto 1 ,I ereity. Urocele
o�k1 l:oi 4rge of Dental 440r0eon..
tfra(+.wwr to the tate Major ode Oahe.
.err $neani and w art street. Uude,,04.
FOR SAI/
C. SHINGLES FOR MALi-B.Ct.
13 C'
. MUNNI\Ott x4-12
i1BNTAL PRAC'I ICS.: FOR SALE -
fur umrs awl residence co.Mn.d. or w111 be
Rata separately. No better looted,' ter a demi
Yat
or needled doctor In Geder1.0. 131r,rtly
*pompe (0. paddle* and evletema boom. For
rxa0d tarthrr p.na+n
lleappy to M.
4) MON. Moa Sa, UM.0ioa. se ow the
p' be... West street. Solt ..
L'OR SALE. -LAUNCH DOROTHY.
11' 1s 1111 aver all, N'h-p wens*
sad AM: Pee MACK
rplrseaaen.
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WOR SALE. -CEDAR POSTS, ALSO
l 1t C. salsgl.n. Appy w'. T. RIDDELL.
Auburn. M U
NOTICE TOTHE PUBLIC
Having been desirous of enlisting
for some time past, I have finally
succeeded in making arrangements
with the Goderich Coal Co. (P. J.
Maciiwan, manager) to take over
and carry on my cartage bt aineies
during my absence.
I have therefore signed u}4 with
the 161st Battalion for active ser-
vice overseas, and 1 would respect-
fully solicit froom the public gener-
ally, and from my old customers
particularly, a continuance of their
valued patronage until such time as
1 an again resume my occupation.
Any hnsinem affairs entrusted to
their carr during my absence will
therefore he thankfully appreciated
by me. Telephinie all orders to
phone 44. ALFRED H. JANE
1 "r turn ..rper•tculat.oat n.ndit'.no-of-We
sal Date.- u0 apply to .niece at tae unlet
I,atrd th). )S: k day of Jr ty.I .1r:
PROUDFWT. KIL1.1.1:.1 N R t OOKE,
. Uoder, -h. Ontario.
Ve4d W '- 1 44e mer..
rHOM.14 Ut'Nt►MY.
A oddness'.
(lode:it:6.11ot • 1.44
AUCTION SALES.
ASSIGNEE'S S.\LE
Ur VALUABLE ItI..1L 1;.T.411.. 4+T.1ND-
ARDRRED. RKUInTK}}.I, AND 611.41,1:
1101teke. I•ARO STD( K. IMPLLMENT4
ANUCH.ITTEL-
The undrnuroed *.nerve of the 4 -tate of
Napoleon .1 c moo. Ir,r,..ent. 3141 "flet for
..Ie by public auction. a: 11. J".epb Mock
r
firm. et. Jo. i.b. troto o.,
wr.ulrte'DAY.uhe red DAY 01'At.4.(-er
at 2 tick, k p ell.. the chattel impiety of Ibe
abut • no.,hussar 50late. 40rt•4-4144 of the tut
lowing
HOR9sr.
r'mperor M'Ki,wy. ata Ware hrtd trotting
Artless. 4 yeas old. u"a.e.twn.oly nit of the
010.4 promruna •t.whote l!4 , mud*.
Wirer Melltma.y. .aldord4r. trotting Owl
Fon. 44 year. as. et lead)-. with a trial tsars of
2 In t L . Eire. ' lsc&mrrey . duo. '4y,pbu-.
A.OIud Told. .laed•rdto oil 4r44114w -cal
lion. 4 year. .44 .,rod by lade,.
Nett*. Meliirr..y. .taodardbred mare. -
year. old. eery. 1•uv01 McKinney - . dam.
7*e Prion..., er hi. h loiter .dao.,. 'Nettle
King. we. toe 'rood -Jan, of "'William.
obo-e markl.44-t
kileen A.tro. 4atrdardbred more. 4 40004
Md. grub bras by " 1.aspeter Mel( 'nee)
the great Mar MrK4du.). 1 yea. 0141 .ml
non air., "l.mp.ta.r M4Klo4.y dem. •'14.4.ru
A.tl, 14...4...14 4y brat Mur.. 1. r full
brother lar Liquid I'emer Ki. r. who rectotly
aa.ld bar limens
Kadquu. Jr . • peretwetl Parcberou-talllon. h
year. .d A ,rood -cork nam,
l'bor,. and tiesosed. .I ar.d 4 years old :
light ro.d.hor-e.
omechewout colt. I year 01.1..Ir•ad by 'riuret
McKinney -
Iwo young draft mare• with foal. by their
•ids
neves rand. o.eful farm hor-es and mare,
Om grade Peerberoo roll I) ear old
CHATTKI.e.
Four ...or of \0a. y borne... 1 wt. of .Ingle
►arse.., 1 lewlsel of double dn.lnle Manu.,
1 booty deme cart oat karma., w oomit.
after wagon and one got of .4044. Muer bio
n em.. 1 1Wsart, 1 1o'gtag-en 2 boa.; *.j
• 1 rd. of .)sighs, Y tack•. 1 binder. 1
mower. lasInvolor. I art of dam one dime drill.
I re sr. x alsal.ep .w.. 1110 w 01 Oleo burro...
del
borrow.. 1 +outler. 1 wale Kramer
as .0 gWUt a alomionm pip.. 1 lel
m
of teats. • amber of euern-. 1aro-ladder.
tuber Ar do roasters. 1 Amon .-41001 •..,leer
(No. Sky oea0.d-and boiler•. - lore, 4Matmy
of barmen'., valve.. mating. and other Herm
Attempt • quantity of ppag. I windba.., 1 We
mew. 4 Me (toe" 441e. at AI and lb tech i.
REAL ESTATE.
Part, of Iota s. le *rid 11 in the Lake hood
sad rvncamtar. and pane of Murk N. 11 add 12
to tae We Rei oat agacre 405. la the town
ably M May. I0 t\0 e0a*ty M Berea. 10dtdieg
(been. a Wee are et village lot• 1a too
village w el. 7*0ap0.
MIMS Or ((ALF:
W0 bonen and netts, ea". (lel the
al Oaal Maimed t sty fur men tin
mo• at millas
)♦lot •M A ibs0oat will be anipsisi br
masa ea email alaaeata. Tit Sar oral. et Me
madmen Mow 0f 140 real altare in sera ea the
ass .t mita. ad the balance Is tally day.
ihnualtar. without inured
UIDame
at O'sasverb MO1.1 day of Ange.t,
PROUDP'OOT. KIU1)RAN t OuO[[.
AsetpM'0 ♦dram.
tact
• fiUND*Y
Mr. sod Sir. .1 McLet,oan returned to their
Lome at )uret.,o a. Frleay after • riot to
(brit friend. .al4., Cat Iva. ,n town ano'4.-Inity.
I bey wereatto,uttaasd by Mr. A .1 tl'd:.on,
who i. returoln4 to E.fmontoo after • .1.1:
Lara ot.ever.. wtea..
m....t W. Foto...proprietor and editor of The
`tt \Iwty- F.eJo4I4.1. arid hl. delight.:. NI.-.
Fe•d,y. were m town. on Friday la.t and ware . m
'1 he "'toai •call. •Mr. Fred potter - nor of 'I !inn p, m, rich.
the be.t 01 the Omt•no wills nod \1r. }.edy Anyquantity O
nim.- If 4... man ...II wor'4. mee•m4. We 4 Y. P. A, o0 the Sunday that there• , f dip hemlock slabs
ru.1 he v:11 coo,. 1401. way oehiu. is uu p[Iv wing service at ,. $/ p. :to
for bummer wood at MacEwau'e
Mr. Frank r{. Hick amid lei+ eon. Krne.t F
Hick. a.eompenied bec the tat -e, - rime.. Mi...
rerw SMny. all of Tore.I.. arm up be cart
nus Toronto o0 Maurine hut. fee two /atter
.n1114010. bask to the air ek ',Haw. taking
home wi•h them Mr, C F. mirk mod three
children'. who leave merit mooth bode) u,g
at the farm of their mica. 311.r. 11.1:.4 t . Hr...
'lured road.
CHURCH NOTES.
A project is on toot for the union of
the two Methodist cburehem of town.
Rev. R. C. McDermid, of St.ayner,
will conduct the 'services in Knox
church next Sunday.
Ii Rev. P. A. Walker, B.A., of Owen
Sound, preached very scceptably at
hath 'services in Knox church last
Sunday.
The annual picnic of the Ladies' Aid
Society of Knox church .woos held at
Hayfield o0 1ueaday and Ira. a very
enjoyable event. About fifty of the
ladies atteodexi.
On Tuesday eveniog of (next week a
congregational meeting will be held
in the lecture root, of Knox ^March for
the purpoee of discussing thecalling of
A
minister to for pastorate of the
cburcb.
The Baptist Sunday school held a
%try enjoyable picnic on the farm of
31r. Gurdon L►wh,Coiborne towu.bil,,
on Wednesday afternoon. Upwards
of sixty of the scholars nod teachers
were in attendance.
In Victoria street Methodist church
next Sunday the pastor, Rev J. E.
Ford, will preach ,aornirg :rid ev-n-
ing. The sacrament of the Lord'. Sup-
per will ise dispensed at the morning
service. In the eveulag there will be
a memorial .ervice for the late Mr.
Sydney Belcber.
Re.. Dr. yleldrum, d C'bveland. w ill
preach at the evenistsaoc (o North
street Methodist astir 4 Mulls y.
In the morning the *atTstasent of the
Lord'. Supper will he dt.p«n..d end ..
recep:nun to new mon:Mere will Ile
held. .4 .peeler offering wig he
Mr.. Wesley lW.tli er bit. Laren in
taken on '«halt of the fire sufferers in town for several day. and In the
Northern Ontario. cuur.e of a week 31 r. and 31r..1Valker
•Colborne Evangelical Murch -Ker, expect to he ronifortahly *eland is
W. H.Campbell. Lit . B., B. D., 0.104. their now hour in Mr. mien Priests
f re id«nee tV 4 I jl
Zion -3 p.
<. i , ere. s inClinton and i.
now in a position to glee clop«r at
tion to his furniture busine.. in (note -
DROWNED AT RIVER MOUTH.
George BYtchford. of Listowel Excur-
sion Parte, Finds a Watery (;rage.
A sad incident of the excursion from
Listowel on Monday was the drown-
ing Moor of the excursionists, a young
moon named George Hlatcblord, at the
mouth o1 the Maitland River. The
young man. with a M.r of others,
including his cousin, MrC. V. Blatch-
ford, editor of 1'b. Listowel Banner,
had rowed out to the river mouth
early 111 the afner•noou and had gone
in 'swimming k is a dangerous place
tot' anyone who isnot • strong swim-
mer, and the river current and lake
breakers which meet at that point
were evidrntlJ too much for young
Blatchford. He was heard to call for
help mud his cousin started to the res-
cue but could not reach him A
search for the body' wan commenced
shortly after. but up to 'Thursday
afternoon it had not [leen recovered.
Several local work.rs, under tnedirer-
tinm of Captain Malcolm McDorsld,
have spent Tong hours in grappling,
and friends of tSe decease(. young man
from Exeter and Hen.a11 hay. born
here the last two:days ae,isting in the
search.
The unfortunateyoung roan was a
..on of 'jr. and rs. Francis Blatch-
ford, of Ex -ter, and a brother of Mrs.
Hoy L,nkluter, of 1),,nlno. He was a
printer by trade and had been with
nits cousin at Listowel only a week or
two, hoeing worked prior to that on
The Exeter Times. He was twenty-
two years of age.
While there had not been a frown'
Ing there for some year., the point at
which Monday's fatal event (sectored
is known to he • rather dangerous
place, and the suggestion i. made that
a warning notice to posted near the
spot .0 that strangers may he on their
guard.
WAR'S SECOND ANNIVERSARY.
Union Service of Commemoration to be
Held on Friday Evening.
A united public serv`ce to commem-
orate the second anniversary of the
beginning of the war will be held in
St. George'. church on Friday even-
ing of this work, commencing at It
o'clock. The meeting will be ad-
dressed by 1Irv. Dr. Dicko', of Mon-
treal, who will -peak on "The lames
at Stake, • and try Rev. Dr. Meldrum,
of Cleveland, whose theme will be
'Our Duty. '
EPelybo1y este Blacltatone's deli..
Mons neo ereem of .nperfor quality.
O. dens delivered.
THE LADS IN KHAKI.
Lieut. -Cul. John 1. NicLaeen, cow.
mending officer of the lthh Hattaliun,
a liotieri.•b "old boy," was Riven a
rousing welcome Fy the citizens of
Hamilton when he ailivtd h from
France on Monday of this week. He.
has been offered a brigade rowu,and
at Comp Holden.
The news wits rr;•.ivWl in town a
few day. ago that Private '1•hrtolotr
Schuler bad been killed in action.
Private Schuler mai a resident of
lioderi,•h for sr4ieral year when the
Kensington furniture factory was in
operatin. He wit. p,.asresed of a very
pleasing voice and while living here
he ware very aecrptable ser vice We a
church sului.1. He had a large number
of friends in Goderich who will regret
to brat of hie dtath.
Nord has lust been received that
Pies. Sidney I).ew and Hugh Mc
Gins. $4avr near wounded and are iu
ho.pit 1.
Pte. Arthur Holland, who left Dun-
gannon at the 1'.g,n„tug of the war.
to enli.t in the Pont-turutb Battalion,
has been wounded u1 the stiduWrr.
Hs has been in the hospital since May
12, but expects to be track at the 110111
40011,
On Tuesday evening there was a
gathering at the bonne of Mr. and Mrs. ;
A. A. Willman", Dunlop, to hid tare -
well to Mr. Reg. Williams, who is
leaving for Englund to join the Motor
Boat Patrol. On behest( of the Col-
borne RIHo C'Iut, he will presented
with a wrist -watch, and the neighbors
presented him with a ring, 4 eafety-
razor and a Bihlr.
WILL USE TARVIA.
Council Decides to Lay It on Several
. Principal Roadways.
When the town council meets o
1-'1 May (veiling of this week a reco(44
n.rndutiuu hum the public work
committee (or the immediate pus
chit►- of 4axer gallons of Tar,,. Will 1
sanctioned, and in the meantime pre
pa1A(.0oa will her made to biter it laic
on the Mquore roadway and other
sorrels, when it arrives next week.
The de •iaioo to adopt the use of Tarvi
was reached at an info/trial meeting o
the council oro Monday evening. r
Dole, .a repte.entativr of the Tarty
parry, who had prrviuuely con-
ferred with the council relative to the
purchase of an initial order, was pres-
ent and produced estimates tending t
show that 'Parr,♦ wits cheaper twin
wester
For • period of five months, at $
1 pre week, lose tort of souring th
Square would h• appr.xionntely anal
;On the other hand, if 'Tarsi's were
j used the (sum tied outlay would f
; $Mitt, but the egrets would toot o year.
In addition Tarsi* hos the repnftatio
of bring a gond road - builder, as it h
a binding tendeory on the roadbed
1 A 1,1.41-g.Ilon tank will cover 13,11(0
Implore 'yards 01 roadway. After
treat mg the o,tki14 •yyu.rr yards on the
!Stiletto. roadway atiffbc4en. of the prod-
uct will be left to treat a cou•iuerabl
portion of the streets bailing (row tb
Square on which there is the greater
0,uount of traffic. Thie will insure
that no great amount of duet will ►
blown on to the Square when the
windy weather, such as was exper-
ienced on Monday of this week, seta i
in the fell.
The work of laying the Taro i
will (ccupy about a work. This in-
cludes the work of sweeping the road
way, spreading the 'Loom, ..rid cower-
ing it with a thin layer art builder,
sand.
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stone'. delicious Ice -.team ter .,Il oc-
casions. Phone 240.
To prevent coilf)).ion and sometimes
delay. Mr. George Poster, hook•elter
of Gelder i h. asks portiere interested n
the Canadian Patriotic Fund to plea.•
mote that he I. not.an nffl,•ial of the
Huron county branch, but O.*( Mr,
A..drew Porter. of the customs ,Hi_.i
the tree.urer, and he will attend to
all rowplasut• and enquiries,
The casualty ismte published yester-
day contained the mane of Corp.
Melville G. Anderson. Ottawa, who is
reported wounded. form. Anderson,
who belong. to the Engineer.•, is a syn
of the Iwtr Rev. Jas. .1. Andessou, of
liodrrich.
Lieut. W. K. Sauuder.. of the laird
Battalion, woe. hoa,e trot,, Comp
Horden for a tew days the pas; week
He declared that the *tori.. about the
Colborne-ln - on a er .w direst. * i
•. M. I1Valker hos prom:cony closed all his;
i urine 1 t t l'I'
Colborne -7.M p. w. on alternate) K tr ,
Sunday.
Sunday school-C'ulhorni 1I a
i phone I114). *omit per ford. t f
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Aug. '1, 1914-1: ar Declared
Aug. 1, 1916 -Allies «'inning
ORGANIZE
for Victory!
I.NTARIO
THE THIRD YEAR OF THE WAR calls for the organized co-opera-
tion of every citizen of the Province of Ontario. ALL must help to hasten
the day of final triumph. For the sake 1'f those who have made the Great
Sacrifice, and of those now overseas or in training, every citizen must give
the best service possible. No one need feel "out of it" when the great day
of Victory comes, hitt everyone must quai::y now by sharing in the sacrifices
which the War demands.
Suggestions for Organization
1. seamy Mwwicipaiitie• there are already
active patriotic organisations, such as Recruiting,
Red Crean, Soldiers' Aid add Patriotic Fuad Ca n-
nrttees. I• such cassia, ens of these, or, hotter
still, a joint eesemittre .4 the Rad eke daises.
generally, markt undertake is ee -pied. wick
tie Central Cessraietss at Twe.,.
Sri re there is se active representation
organization, it is es4gested diet este Ise
at the earliest mama•,. It aierli ler nen-
parttime
fparttime (0r t►e kreadest ew k sad
every ttiitareet 041.41.4 ley war es-dldests.
TH and 1%CONOMY, and a careful consideration and preparation
for onr lems are tial if we world meet the present and future needs.
For furth suggestions and information you are cordially requested to write
at once to ALBERT H. ABBOTT, Ph.D., Secretary, Organization of
Resources Committee, Parliament Buildings, Toronto.
What Organizations Should Do
1. Find more men few 0....... service.
2. Heist is keeping our mo0itiss planta working
to full capacity.
3. Irises every pteorhle worker, men amid
weenies, to serve as Moe tars and in ether
eaaentisl industries.
4. Fid mmo ey for t►s comint WAR LOAN
sad war furs.
S. In akevt, waist in the organization of
Ontario's reeeurces to sleet war eeedit,on.
.ad Jit -war ceditiena.
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LWJIU1A/IT.GOVIMNOR OF °WARR )
C>Wea *a 111f the Olrgaiatiaa d Rnas res.. Cammiti_.
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THE POWER SITUATION.
The a:t'Ctr,c power situation is not satisfactory. Nut Unit in
Glxi:r.ich, but all uttr the district served from Niagara.
manufacturers and .merchants and the. public generally arc
complaining of the frequent interruptions in the service.
Even if the service were not interrupted, Goderich wou'.d be
at a disadvantage in the matter of power prices as compared
with, other town- nearer the Falls. What chance is there
•of our securing industries when 1l'elland, Berlin, Brantford
and a score of other places can quote much- lower piices for
(ower ?
'When it was proposed to bring -Hydro power to Goderich, Sir
Adapt Beck promised that power would be developed on the
River Maitland and that Goderich would have a rate of /I n
or less. Nothing is heard of this now, and nothing -will be
heard of it from Hydro headquarters unless the people of
Goderich and district insist that Sir 'Adam Beck •keep his
promise. The ::.atter is one of vital importance to this
to%vn, but unless some plain. talking is done the present un-
satisfactory gate ..1 .Ifl.urs mill continue.
Think what, it w'o41:1 mean to Caxlerich to bar's• power at a
third less than the present cost. With Maitland River.
power, too, the (I:wgtr of •1,eing left periodically without at
service wotbld be practicaliy eliminated. as there ♦uuld lye
connection with Is.th the Mattland and the Niagara plants
and it would not often occur that both would be out of busi-
ness at the same time.
THE FI'TURE OF Gl)DI':RICII DEPENDS UPON ITS
OWN PEOPLE'. \1•c cannot expect outsiders to interest
themselves in onr affairs 11 we ourselves sit :.round and fail
to assert our rights. IS THERE ENOU(.1I INDEPEN-
DENCE AND PI'BLIC SPIRIT AMON.: THE CITI-
ZENS OF GOI)I•:Ell If TO DEMAND THE. DEVELOP-
MENT OF NIAiTI.-1ND RIVER POWER AS A PUBLIC
UTILITY
discomforts suffered by the then in the: (iUNORYy SALE REGISTER.
new camp were greatly rx.rgger•te(l.
Major E. N. Lewis war in town over
Sunday. Hr expects te. go ()vet mar
this month.
A letter from Hlrmb. 16'g. Platt.
dated Belgium, .luly 12th, .'.v,ta,0a an
interesting por•greph whn'h should
serve to allay all doubt in the mind.
of thoe who have fears tont Kell
Cron supplies newer reach the soldiers
in the firing Imp The letter .tate* :
"We frequently get dou.uons (4
sock., cigareter., et^.. and the 1140 Wee
of the prisons giving 11n•m, u.u.ny
come with the p0131•ls. The last I, inch
of Pock* ^►roe frigate a 14dy in li4de-
1ich by the name \of Nellie \tomo,.
1 think some of the boys are writing
to her.'
MR. P. J. MacEWAN STILL IN
THE COAL RIJSINESS.
I The report that the Goderich
Coal Company will retire from
h(Isiness is incorrect. Mr. Peter
MacEwen, the manager, an-
nounces that his new undertak-
ing in the automobile business
,with Mr. W. E Kelly will not
prevent him from carrying out
his plans to enlarge his coal
business.
%VI n.,..+oar. Ana 41.4 a-Maesasa. Od. ee
farm nity 144 halfof 1 Ira 1. ren...•lon,
ru'.rt M..,., rr41 (iwlrreh. at 12 orltw•k noon a tae
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6.07'1C.04 T..1n40.1 t5, A -icon• • -al. of
real ..tai e.. A,d•r.lbr,•4 regl.tered and grade
h••roso far "-took. Inr('Iement. and chattel.. at
t t Jody\ Stock earns, St Jody.., flet. 1 taw
(„ 411•144. A.4f4nM
BORN.
' RAIU Al Alexandra heap tot. I:oder:eh. On
Toe -day July IS. to .Mr and Mr-. 14111
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MARRIED.
fin11'TT - At the hom of the bans..
pare, 1 .:Non t root .t rest , Gude rich, by item.
J. H Fo'Iserina4mm, on Wednesday. Aa
gne( e. 044.. Jour Moir, e btegate,Se
Mr. rood Mr- It H ('.1t, to 71e4ams Miele
Ito.- .eon 4.4 N- .r 4 Meg. J•nar.
110.- of the rah i.•ord•sw4a, er Uaderie\
leu n.blp.
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41I 1A H1.1: 1n I.etrert. on Noaday. hely 31.
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