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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1916-8-17, Page 8t� Tars wAT, A00011f 17. MN SUMMER AND BOOKS to hand in hond with l'ACATION TIME lMY tit, Goo .t11.I nee Irs.k.�, all th-• tat.•st. titles. of that edit ion Also the latest COPY - K R. H"1' INNIK I. including "JIIM'1' DA VIII." by Elea H Porter. •'THE t OItl'UNIes 01, (.AKIN." by Mark John - note. "l►I'EN MARK El'," I.y Jlae,.n, "11' PAl'NA1t- vEu7v,E rte•., ear h $1.25 (children'. (masks. many beautiful edition. very rr000nalely 'rivet' from the New Mother (loose al. `1.11:0 to Mlle kiddie honk., at Se awl law. MLglewalre Picnic Seo made eutar•ly of wood. and will haat for nuke than eine picnic. They are aauitlarty and only 200 for 11 pitrtw. includ- ing tablecloth and napkins. GEO. PORTER 1'Ir.ow 1111 (..siert, h. (Int. only have at - ,Glom the e Prompt Service A. 1..CaldweiI,Phni.B. Prescription Btuggist Prom"... IA .l sato In 11 NORTH SII)( SQUARE e4 The Northern Business College ow i,N rot. NI.. ONT. Fes thirty-five aear.(he .tan.lar•1 institution of saline.s educatiot., 1 les otigh training for even' busi- ness Cut 40i1. .Acta e1 practice in required duties. Business, Stetl- ogtaphy and Preparatory Course, open all the year. Enter any day. FALL TRIM HIU;,Ns MoNVAV, 3rtPT. Ith. lII..trated catalogue and fill partic- .Iar. o.. appllo•lio• to (t. A. rl.RM1No. Principal. 1 A Kidney Remedy that will Help You. If von. .u, .0&ring with kid acv trouble, ttie time to do .on.e thiol�, a now Don't wait for the • onditton to get worse. Start yak tog r .•, ti-r'sv A.. - .t Rise Sock aid Palmetto Copse.: the relief That has been so success- ful with other eases. Yon can rarest iwpruv4Beet is • very abort time. The eaact formula i• on ever v label for your protection. 1►oon't put it off Get a ale or til.11l brittle today and save yourself fur- Hoerdiscomfortand expert JAS. A. CAMPBELL, til■. B. PF-NTRAL `DRUG SPORE: Cornet North Int. and Square Ooderich Ibis NO 'PHONIC Rr• :i' • yea Rebertnon, of Ottawa i. vi.itlne Mond. In los. snit versus ry. Mr It, ant Myd and Mini Beth Poyd. of Tor sa10. a., vial; ins In town and vicinity M. r T Imine? r.turn..l la.• apek (rem N. Y '.1 (it,. were hr had neon ...meted fw.on..time as nrganl.t of Ines • Them re While In the elty he .tie nor nrlw. nn the great Germ •e/� W,n.n,sh.r marl CIM e4 rend mid YitakrsM. Theatre. He W given •p h1. �.arinon et Now rest N tee e pe.(lltw of balsa rwownYt M 1h• Now 110e-0Tinware et Toros to . ..agate ppm mama. I so ehleS r 1• ►. •e.nM th.r(ly Mr swear w+.re the wee% is order to be pre., ee u *be misuses 1,11E SIGNAL ! GODERICH ONTARIO OBITUARY. MING MARGARET TICHBORNK. A native resident of Goderich towu• ship was tailed to her reward wbeu Miss Margaret Tichbornr answered the final roll call at the reaid.nce of her nephew, Mr. A. 0, T,cbborne, (('1, c...o' .en,n, (itrterieh tuwerhip, on Monday art haat week. Mies ll. hborne had reached the ripe age of eighty-two year. and six months. Hrr health had not been good for nearly two years and the end was hastened by brats trouble which set in two months ago. Mier Tirhhorne MAI • daugh- ter of (he- Tate William Tichhorne. and wsy one of a family of twelvrcbil (ren. Mlle is eurvived b ()negates- living at Aberdeen, North ()negates- Dakota, and one brother, (.forge, ot Goderich town- ship. The funeral took place last Thurlelay afternoon to Maitlstd cemetery, Rev. J. B. Fotberingbam officiating. mug. HILLARY HORTON. (Math claimed an old end native- born resident of Goderich or Thurs- day of haat week, when Mn. Hillary Horton passed away at the home of her niece, Mrs. Sinclair, Britannia road. The deceased was torn iar(lode. rich shout seventy-six years ago. Her maiden name was Mary Allen. her father swing the late John Allen. of tioderich. She wast married to Mr. Hillary Morten, of Leeburn. at which place all her wedded life was spent. 011 the death of her husband several years ago Mrs. Horton wddved to Tor- onto, where she lived until six years ago, whet: .he ^ane• to li.dericb and :ook up her •bode'with her nieee, Mee. Sinclair. She is survived by three sisters nrtl two brothers : MM. Abram Mmith. of (toderich, end Mrs. William Mruith end Mrs. E. F. Moore. both oft Chicago: Messrs. Benjamin and Frank Allen, of Chicago. The tale Mrs. George ('ox. of Ooderich, and the Late autheny Allen. of Dunlop, also were sister and brother hf the deceased. The funeral took place en Saturday. afternoon to Maitland cemetery, Rev. G. M. Holmes conducting the service The pall- bearers were four nephew.' W. D. Cox. of Leamington, Frank Allen and Abram Smith, both of (::aeric)). and Spencer Guest, of Winnireit. Socks for the Soldiers. It has been decided by the War Auxiliary that the women of Order ich and vicinity should provide the sol- diers of the Huron HattaLon with two pain of sock. each is -fore the Bat- talion goes oversees. Their_ will he Gill paint needed. 7'h- tarn can he Procured from Mr., McNally..8l tire ate yet, if anyone wishes to knit with- out providing the material. The.ncks are to he handed in lit A Sun's' store by August :lel h. 1Ve feel this is I the least we can do for thane men who are going out to tiAht our battles. - PORTER'S Amt.. Tt•E.-t)AY. August 13. Major McPhail is home from Camp Horden fur a few days. Mime Monk returned to Goderich on Saturday. after spending a week at George Vander -burst's. Mia, Aida MiDtmald hits returned ' to Detroit, hotting stent A r- .iple of f months with tier Mother. Mr. and Mee Charles, Whiteman . and lenity. of Detroit. ere tie -Ring in the neighborhood. . Rev. Mr. Brooks of Hombre. and ltev. Mr. Jones ars'1chat►ging work for the next two Week.. Itoy Brownley, of Kippen, is hoti- dsying at Mr. S McPhail's. - LOTHIAN. Tri:. tr.ty, Aug. 1:, Mr. Michael Hogan has purbased a five -passenger Ford automobile. I'te. Clarene a Hendee son, of London, is spending a week or sa.tt his b. •ore here. Mrs' MacKenzie and fatuity. of 0.1). rine, are roiling her mother. Mrs. MAC 'Samara. .Mrs. M..ry Maclean and grand - laughter. Tisa Matron. have returned to their home at Calumet. The Mies... Robinson. i,f Toronto, are.lwbding '.,me Glue ri4itimt their c, unin, Mi... I(rs.ie Harrhy. Misses Nor... Bridget mud Hannah Hogan, of Toronto, are spending their vacation at their t here. COLBORNE. Tt-rs»AT, Attg. Cr. M.a.rrl.Azn Coxczaston Name. - Mime Hone Durst ham returned from a abort visit with her sister, Mn. L. Gross Mrs. H. Hillier and family are visiting with friends in this vicin- ity' Mr. and Mn. D. Prouve spent Sunday with friends on the Maitland. ltev. H. and Mrs. Hoppe' were around resetting old acgaaintances this week While expel imeoting with a new steering device Mr. Charles Wallis, of Clinton, had the misfor- tune to have his car uppsaeet into the ditch opposite Mr M. Ohler's farm on Mondayof this week. After eonsider• able dey he got it fixed up so be could get home. The frame -work of his car was bent considerably.. Harvesting operations are pretty well advanced in thin section, some farmers having almost finished. PORT ALBERT. Winos 'asps\Y, August 111. LOCALS. -Mr. Albert Myers leave. for Stratford- after a two weeks' holi- day Miss Nellie Webster i+ visit- ing friend. at illyth .. Master At Inert. Rotate. of Hamilton, in the guest of his friend, Gordon, Pearson .. Rev. 0. (1. D. Klahn and .ton John were up from htratford thin week. the guests of Mr. and Mr,. Holrkam ,. . Mr.. Win.(:ray called nn her brother. Rev. W. B. ilawkina,.of Blyth. last week.. . Mies loofa Meh.enhala, of Clinton, is the guest of Mian Line Willie Mr. Jas. (ianiey, , of Cleveland, is renewing old acyu•irtlancer, accompanied by his friend, Mr. John ('. l'h.tnn Miss 11. Donogh is • inking friend. in Port Albert thi. week.... Miss Mary Gauley, of (iodetich, spent. the week -end with her fath.r, Mr. Thorne.. GAuie , rr. Mr. A K. Mylveeter and Mi. Oscar Mehenck 'pent Monday here Mr.. Win. Richardson, ..r, had her Aflame raised last week .... Pie W. T G,hhert wart rap from ('amp Borden over fin oda y Mr. and Mrs. E. Drennan and little son Raymond are vetting the former', mother, Mn. Jas. Drennan . .. Miss Mary Morrie aad White Sewing Machines THE WHITE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY OP CAN - IIA has . recently purchased the Raymond Co. factory in Guelph, and is nowshipping the well-known household favorite, WHITE SEWING MACHINES. from this point. Thy means new and quick ser ce t- 'Oar. New points of caaattadiss imrinde Ball Bearings New Tension Indicator Acorn Dust Caps Automatic Tension Release Self Threading Shuttle High Speed is Improved Large Bobbin. Nen and Latest Steel Attachment.. The Family Rotary White means tcomfort in using. To prove i , buy a White and use It. SOLD EV JAS. F. THOMSON GODERICH GRAND TRUNK SY'SEM HARVEST HELP EXCURSIONS $12.00 TO WINNIPEG Aug. 1 5:h and 29h From all Ma' tea- 'snarls, N ••+►i ',Otte J:•t..and ra- alyi nor:b of SeNit Jct. Aug. 17th anti 31st ' Frets) ..a • t Hlues Cyn tit:. -ser.1 stew to end including ranet-. We,gn. Mentor', I•sI- graveat. !north y. and Making hitut Aug. 10th and Snot.. 2nd Fran all 1 stin- Ter.oto, i'm:e4en Iia••. Owen '.mead.. W lemur. and west and moth -thereof 1`. Canada. r.ei par i •,'.r. tr'm din)' Grand Trunk Age it. • ber mister Addis are .pending part of their holiday. with their grand- parents. Mr. and Mr., Wan. McMillan . Nr. Isase Hawkins has raised his house and put it good cellar under- neath it, vhieh 41:11 .tdel muco to ij. edirrfurt. The honsekeep-r next, Isaa fir. and Mrs., John But - tows and son *pant Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs. Will Brennan. . We Ars glad to learn that Mrs Harry 1layden is improving Word hen been re-eived that Pte Hagb McGinn is improving. OODERICH TOWNSHIP. PATRIOTIC So1•trr1• Nouns. -Toe members of the different Patriotic Societies of Goderieb township have arrsngert for a joint picnicto be bold at Mr. Jewitt', grove. Bavfleld. on Wednesday, August lard. The mem- hers extend a cordial invitation to the township council and to every fancily to bring their baskets and enjoy • day at the lake The United Patriotic Moeiety begs to acknowledge the fol- lowing donations : 11110.00 from the township council: $2.011 from R. 9. No. I Literary Societyof 1913: $2.50from D. G. Salkeld, oles. Sask. LOYA1, WED1t*SDAT. Aug, 16. M re Yuttgbtut,• of • ATedn. lnsk.. is visiting her aunt, )yrs. Alex. Young. Mr. Chas. Varian was up front Tor- onto last week os • visit to his per• enta. Rev. John Young, of Pittaburf Pa., is visiting hi• hrotber.. MIMS. AIke. and H. M. Young. Rev. W. 1. McLean, of Hanover, conducted the services in Smith's- Hill church very acceptably the •St Iwo Sahli* th.. The harvest in this locality is alrnowt completed. The yield of gra; is rather Iieht, but may turn out t er than it books. Mr. W. .1. Rodger.. of !Mitroit, Mich . is visiting hi. roman. Mr.. Alex. Young!. Mr Rodger* i. a drelg. gist in the City of the Straits Se•r..tal aro leaving theme parts An the Weetern ex,-orebon next Matnrda9. Among them are Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Young. of Nile, ,and Mr. Thos. (tillers. 32 1 11 1, LErr's': . 1t t re GIL :,,AT5 LYE NR, CLEANS - nISINFECTS 1 11 11 (1 1 1) Ir <.1 PERSONAL MENTION Mn. tl:ocWr is . letting relative. at Learn 1051 en. Mr• E-I1•her kft the. week on a ,r5. :j arsat Instate. MissesSharman sod May Stoddart ars away i 00 • Toronto trip. Mr. Milkr)nid, of Wh,d.or. r the guest of Mrs J. L. Chlorin. MIs. Uarriek, ed the(' P. H. up -titan elite*. is away o0 a holiday t it, Mb. dab ADD., .•1 Loudon, i. e, town on • vbot to rvlativsa and biocide. hi. res. Mr 1. T. T. !W e.f Lun)tuu, is ttr soar a1i .'5.dsard.. Mar Me$sttie anti dal/tree Wk.., moused from their vials W Hamilton • Mr. four. Ps..b.g'on, of Colborne town.bip, Nn lest weakens i wt to Engle. L Mr. 0. W. Mack. of the postulate staff. is •way on a tide wrek.' emotion. Mr.. W l.terten. of Ea.t • it incr. Nt J . no the guest of her -iter. Mr.. ft. J Rumba). Mfo Jess Lawson ha. returned from an off[ jot able tate through the Thousand 1 -laude Mrs. A. J. Kidd and ✓.n Joseph, of Mo.ntisal, are the glkoar of ll t. and Mr. Joseph Kidd. Mi.. Edith Whorl°. is away on • holiday i•it W Keeler, li.a:d need and other point.. Mi.. Clive Young he. returt.el home alter • two week.: visit with friend. et I'rrkblll and t.osdou. Mr. and Mt.. J tt Baker and Mr. midi Mn. W. H. IIa11arM erre away on a motor trip to Dalt and other points. Mr. Deem Kul.00. of Pe•rolta. • former mildest of OSS.ncb. called on utd friend. here os Satt►dy snit - uoda) Yr* A. U. )1arI'onald era.. at Malawi til. weft attending t,.e luneral of her brother in Ise, the tate Duu,: l Msrtla ald. Mem. East* •ud twoebetdres•aad suss: .ogle. allot Hamnto.. are In Nader:eh Oa a Mo. Eagle'. fat her. Mr. Was Camoleli Mr. Julia Cex. of Chicago, era+ 1. tow• far • few days Ne ief.,e to ,trend the funeral of h.- aunt. the late Mrs. Hll:uy Boetom Mr.. C C Rebin.00 and children and Mt-. Itobineen are away o• m trip on tae rtenrrlet C. 8. (tiler with Capt. Kobin.os Mr J. W. Cretan., Mr. end Mr.. Wm. Abel and Mw ChM -i,• Campbell are away on an auto trip to iter...to sed BatiYlo chi. week. Mr. A A. Fowlie and Pon. .tlexa•der. left on Fr,day.morniug for .\.tabu'., to meet her huetaud and tvae a trip wish him on the lakes. lti... Hargan•[ ]Iowan. of Detroit. and Mr. WIN Hyslop and two children are .i+ling al the home of Mr. idyll ,Hy.lop, Warren +treat Maw U. Mc0111 uddy. of Toronto, is revisit lag the town after an ab -voce of •-vers! �oae. and 1. the Roe.! of her .ieoe. Mrs. tRe. ID. !t. Holmes. Mr. Welliagtou Hay. 3 P. P., sed Mrs Hay. of Listowel. and • party of friends froru. Suatford motored to I ioderirh teat dun, day and visited with Mr. and Mr 4.3 Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nyard, of ..raneevWe. and Mr Nettie:. K:.bert..uu anti Mi.. M. Rob- ertson. of Port Elgin. motored to Oodericb a Sunda and ',pent the daywith Mr. and Mrs. tlethwoite and Mr. d ]!re. John T. Tho,t�mid Mr std Mr.. Parte(. of Detroit. were vias ire Mr. and Mr-. w-. 1'. Murrey for a few day. this work. Mr.. Bartell •,- .. fon,.er(.dertrh lady. her maiden name [ring Mt.- Aytoo !bh•ny. They made the trip try auto from flu. City 1l the Straps wnh Mr. end M•� Tato. who were guest- at Hotel Comet while in (io.terlrb. A paragraph from Detroit .tater that. Mi.. Marguerite dlethe.00.of 111 Fifteenth.tne•. tet,ou. daughter of Mr. It. A. M.tbeaon. formerly of Uodericb, -pent .eceral week- at the Anchorage 'cottage. DCA,' .1wIc .Ibury the guest of Mi.. Julia Att water. dame -titer of Re.. a H..nd Mr. Atlwaler. Mi-. Attwater ga. e • swittal entertainment In horror of her gne•.t, ern ha- a tine emote. voice and where singing was highly Appreciated by ail why Were present. . An Anxious Time for All Parents. Childr*u Often Seem to PineAwayand Ordin- , airy Medicine Does . Not Help Them.. The health of chiliren between the aim of -twelve and eighteen yesre. particularly in the case of •girl., id a source of serious worry to nearly every mnl.ber. The growth and de- velopmegt take so much of their Strength that iu many cases they ac- tually mem to he going into • decline. The appetite is fickle. brightness giver. why to depression, there air head- acber. tits of dizsine,., palpitation of the beset at the lest exertion. and sometimes faloting. The blood bas become thin and watery and the suf- ferer must have something that will bring the blood back to it. normal condition. At this stage no other medicine can equal Dr. Williams Pink Pills. Their whole mission is to make new. rieb hood which reaches every part'of the body. bringing back health. strength and energy. Miss Helena Taylor, West Toronto. says : "Two years ago 1 was so badly run down with anaemia that some of my friends did not believe 1 would get better. I could dot go upstairs with- out stopping to reef, suffered from beadabbes, loss of appetite, and for two months of the time was eou5°ed to the house. I was under the cue of a doctor, but the medicine i took did not help mein the least. A friend ad- vised my mother to give me Dr. Wil- liams' Pink P111., and although 1 did not expect they would help me after the doctor's medicine had failed. I thought they might be worth trying. After taking two boxes there was such • marked change for the better that people asked no. if 1 had changed doc- tors, and i readily told them the medi- cine that was helping me. 1 continued taking the pills until 1 had need eight homes, when my health was fully re- n amed. and 1 have since enjoyed the best o! health. i hope my experience may be the means of convincing •nue sickly person that Dr. Williams' Pink Pill. ran restore them to health-" You ran get these Pills through any dealer in medicine, or by mail, port biat 60 eems a box or mix boxes for t frtlm The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. CARLOW. WEDNESDAY, Aug. 16. Mies Smith, of Toronto, is visiting at the hose of Col. Verona.. We an glad to see Mr. Clarence Pater in our midst as•in. A large °umber of the young people from this vicinity will Attend the gar- den party at Bi.fet's this evening. Mr.. A. Colo and family, of Guelph. and Mise Lyla Proctor, of London, are visitor at the home of Mr. A W Wise. Miss Rota Wive has trim -nee' from an extended •:fit at London. While there Jibe look part in the eons service in Hidnut Metbodlst rhumb The young ladies of the Bible clam of the (tkrinw Presbyterian (+droh havesa.5epted tb. kind invitation of Mr Rd - Llkwenn to hold their pleele by the lake at the hark of hi. farm. Deputy Rewe Laltbwalts would like the people who have gonna trees planted en the streets opposite their r.eleasear.s to water Chet daring the dry spelt If they do not want them to Linens to belight the Housekeeper! Special Selling of Cloths and Napkins at Much Less Than Regular Prices. THIS is the last lot of Special Linens we are likely to have until the war k over, for today's prices have soared far and away above the figures at which these were bought and are higher in most cases than you will find these Cloths and Napkins marked. This is a special lot direct to us from one of Britain's foremost makers of fine table damask. Some of the cloths are seconds, some are perfect. Napkins come the same way, but in very few cases have we Cloths and Napkins to match, although we can give you patterns that closely resemble each other. There Is no questioning the quality of these beautiful Linens, for all are strictly high-grade. The prices in many cases are less than we can buy them for ourselves today. They are the last shipment we will have from the manufacturer and were contracted for before the war broke out. They are what are called "odds." That is, there are few. if any, sets in the entire lot. They come in high-grade qualities and all sizes from two yards square to two by four yards in length. Take advantage of this opportunity to lay in a stock of good Table Linens, for authorities in a position to judge say that it will be at least two years after the war is over before linen prices will come back to normal SHOWING THE NEW FURS ON SATURDAY ! Saturday morning, August 19th, we open our Annual Midsummer Exhibition of Furs for Fall and Winter Season. We heartily invite you to come and see them. The season's best and most favored Furs will be shown in styks that are correct and will be worn the coming winter. We have begin fortunate in securing some very handsome and exclusive pieces for this exhibition. Better and higher -class garments than we usually carry in stock. For misses and girls we have some particularly attractive sets of Fox, Coon and other similar Furs made up in styles that are just a little bit out of the ordinary. Furs of this nature have always been difficult to get and we are showing an exceptionally good assortment this season. We are paying special attention this season to making over Furs and will be glad to give you closest quotations for anything of this kind and guar- antee first-class workmanship. This Fur exhibition will be held in the Millinery Showroom and we heartily invite you to come and see these beautiful Furs. You need not feel under any obliga- tion whatever to purchase. It is our desire that you feel free to come and look them over at your- leisure. Special Showing of Hudson Seal Coats E VERYTHING points to an exceptionally large demand for Hudson Seal Coats the coming season. Very early we made contracts •for a liberal supply of these garments to be made to our order. We have received ' the sample garments showing styles in which they can be made and these will be on exhibition Saturday. These sample garments are for sale, or if they do not happen to be your size we can have one made your size from specially selected skins which we bought before the marked advance in prices. We guarantee these- garments without any reservation and our prices will be found as low as any you can get anywhere, and lower in most cases, as we require to sell a large number to fill our contract. There are some exceptionally handsome garments shown and if you have any thought at all of buying a Hudson Seal Coat this season we can save you money if you will place the order now. Bargain Tables Still Full Take advantage of the bargain sale of Dresses, Underwear, etc. Four tables of children's and ladies' garments at 1-4, 1-3 and 1-2 off regular prices. One table at 39c - see at 59c - ore at 19c - ore at $129. Umbrellas recovered. Furniture upholstered and refinished. All at moderate pricer. Hodgens Bros. Direct Irporters - Goderich, Ontario At Hotel Sunset. Mr. and Mn. W. R Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. T R. Ginn. Gladys (lino, Lloyd T. Ginn, Douglas Ginn, Donal I Arm- strong. Detroit ; T. A. Kenny, [ager soli ; G. et Dodington, 'forma° ; Mr. and Mrs. F. B. G,dley and daughter, Mrs. Gordon Ingram. Hilda Ingram and nurse, Mien Helen Reid, London ; Mr. and Mn. W. R. Dr] van and son, Hamilton : Mr. and Mrs. George L 1 etlhrw, Mildred and Mt•nley ltelllirvr, Detroit ; Mr. and Mrs. Duncan H. Menet-mid, London ; A. G. Sohl. e, D. S. trebles, Mrs. H. Mahle., Miss Mylvia Schiele. itis.. Reliwh Keble., Mies Jes.ia Green, Iht•oi• : A. J. Ingram. John M. Marne. J. P. Moon, Mr. and Mrs. O. Roy Moon. I.oadon ; Mrs. C H. Wallaee and daught.r, Toronto sod Mrs J. B. M Feegr»nn, Londrrn ; die. Me.. Masriee B. Twontly. Mies K. Twon Iy. A. N. Lev, Windsor ; (iso. H Pelton, London ; A. C. Hard Brantford : Mr. end Mn. Singer, C. Davey. London : Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Loft. F. Y. [weft, Mn. W. L. ft, St. Marys • Mr. and Mn. F W Duty, Ooderich ; Mrs. James 1. ing. Peislw • Mies Idabel Doty. 0. Kidd, lioderice ; Mr. and Mrs. James Brown. Lowden : K J. Moore, Mrs. Moore, Toronto ; J. R. Marti., Mrs Morris, Mt.rbford : Mr. and Mn H. J. Cron, C. A. Franklin, H. i Flimsier, Detroit ; DV. and Mn. C. R. Chant - hers, Mies Cham hoes, Walter F. 1'bamhwra, Chatham: Mr and Mr.. . i). ('aimphill and two children. K. 0. Underhill. Prod T'nAethlll, London; Mies J -an W. Wlleun, Detroit: F. D. Lang, Mrs. 1i D. Lang. Harold and Desisting, Mrs. R D. Lens and Arthur Leaf, D1Msdt 1 Mr.. John G. John- • ston, Detroit : Miss Alice Johnston, $trots-nville, Ohio ; H W MrCrini- Iee.n, H. H. MacArthur, N. F. Tlllson, London : Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Beds. and daughter. Detroit ; W. J. Thorvald, Toronto : Mr. and Mn. H. Thatch... (:hetham; Mr and Mrs. H. C. HO- gartb and Beulah and Marjorie HO- 7'illsrrohurg ; '1. O. (lot.mas. nndon ; Mr. and Mn. C. W. Revnot, T. H. Me('ort, Detroit : Mr. sad Mrs. W. A. !lent, Ramie : Mn. Plowman. Mies Breeder, Mr.. S. *word, I.. 2. Howell Rrantford ; F. R. Olen. Dos. trolt H. Mackay, Toronto ; 0r A. Meldrum, (Aeveland ; Mr. and Mee. H. Arnett, Hamilton : Mrs. Gre.°ises, Miss Helen Gr.eniten, Paroles ; Jaw - et Smith. 1. Atwitter, Kerlin: Mr. an. Mn. W. Buchanan, Bomton ; Mr. oink Mr. T. A Berms and daughter, D - tsoil. �...matia.a. • fr