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RIMIER AND
BOOKS
),(o hand in hand with
) 1'.4 ('A T/n/1' T/1/F:
.
Se, ,err SOo ae.l 550 Isseks.
all the Tale st lift• - of that
ellitiun. Al -0111. I:tl.•'d ('t11'Y-
It1(:119' 111u/It :s including
-JUST' 11.%VII1. • by t:leanur
11 spode( "1lI1: voirri,Nhsi
OP DAWN." b)' Valk John
sleet, 'OPEN Al KT,' I.y
Ki.••,,{{u, -IT PAPS '1N) AD-
VERTISE" etc., each $1.25
Chilli...it's Is &b. many leant did
e tletn.nsvw y rea.•nnbly prirt,l
toast th'• Nr* Mother (ileo,
al 1112.501.,little kiddie Irs.l•
Al Bo :lel 100.
Mapleware Picnic Seta
Incite roti rely o1 wipe!, :m,1
M111 last for more than oot
pi. M... They are srusiliu•y And
wily 1100 for 11 peewee, includ-
ing to d:clot h and napkins,
GEO. PORTER
{•L •. • I•r1
baderich; (lot
SOMETHING IN NOTHING.
The 5:Mea t of an haptens Address to
Knox Church by Ur Meldrum
The following i• an outline ..i •
wastes ly address delivered by Hey.
I1, .Irldlulu, of Cleveland. in Knox
church on a recent Sunday evening.
1)r. Meldrum took his tett trout 1
King* 1K : 41-45 :-- "Klijalt said
their is* round. of abundance of resin
and hr said to his servant leo
pl, now. Iuol towards the sea. Aod
be .Went ill. and looked and raid.
obis. • •• netU.W "
From alit incident the Doetot ea'i.a
attention to some Vel y simple but
pi s'9nw
•:tl troths hich it ritagested.
.Mise(( *gain. he raid, the set-.
van' ,euuurd eying, 'W
here Is tooth- 1
mg, and every t.we the servant I
bind, • There is nothing- Elijah sad,
Mere i, something.:'
This seruliug notbinane.s is 80111e-
thing. It i IS trial. It is the test of
faith. It I. an incentive to ituportun-
ily. To this man of faith even noth-
ing • it something. So, to every wan '
of sp0 ttualized affections and isspued
imagination. Ile. Mrldtum d..Iaied.
what to others •renis nothing has its
ono deep significance.
What a mean sees depends n. no
.wall wearuie upon what he u. Not I
'ever) own seer aonsething shining
through nothing. Two men look forth
(lou, the same vantage -ground : nue
says, 'There it nothing " the other
seer so much thin be can scarcely'
speak for the fulness of the glory
the revelation. The seeming Duthie
nes. that diivee one man to despair!
spurt auutber to none rreulute and de -1
• terminrd o (fort
"1'tevailiugly El,lah was a man of
abounding optimism. He belonged to'
that class of inspired s.-rrn who a,4.
Loeser seeing romethiug of god in
the se g r.othiog. He went.
insight iorward in hes divinely ap-
pointed task. astounding kings and
peasants alike with his word•std
deeds, while they kept On ...tying. \
inR. 'nothing. there Is nothing.'
too
2
old)/ O.
(have • her
ai S2'1o.$S
(Com in and'
these re line.
Prompt Service
•
l�• _mss. •
"Does it not seem to Il' p, wrtilnra,
lie continued. "ow it all the pat
amounts to nothing, and that the fu-.
tore gives promise of les- :' As 1f all
effort were useless ' We may a. well
give up, quit the toil. gi•.• up the tun;
Ilict and let • things talc lbrtr own
tourer. The mole ranguiuelrromani by
nature' is the deeper the 1;
L )..Caldwell,P'lm•B.
Prescription Druggist
Ill•.>,., I'.• \ •. '' I I I:
N(IItT11 SI III -all \ I:I.
which he sick'. Oben be does •i..1..
Motuetltued with such a man .1 be rout
of the Rouble lies in phys.cel deter)ur-
*i ion. -There i.i uuttltng more 4114 to
the spirit of opt' wt than an (vel -
plus of sideel,. %Ve (.1 ten ewpbaiit"
the influence of mind over lady : all
veno well, but we cannot get away
from the 1t•ew.nd.iur i,•$.wolr of the
body over the 1. '1 here are physi-
cal eo0oitionl that render it an rny
, matter ftraman tit i'r•suad* Morel( s
floc everything in general Is grAng to
the 11nd,-and that their is not hum left al'v r'r.d foe ;t• g.s at. the beautiful.
for him to do last . to Irl thing* take it.? tight...vs. I: was left to 1'otist to
lair.. own unhindered course. Theo c.,re4..r «nl.srs end to discover and to
li n. a day oc Iwo he walk-. •ip. C„ndt reveal the ,.n-W.isolate valor ad the
I lions outside of I' air nut rhADRe'd .rower g ...It i.:.ss - the immortal
jbut conditions used. if 111111 ate .,,,,,e i " „...,,sled io 1he .eeming
lie low. hr believe. he hopes, stat he L. ►:nit at ni..ny a'.:t. in its out -
H F SIGNAL (;CDERICR ONTARIO
White
Sewing
Machines
THE WIiITg SE 1NG
MACHINE Ct'l.PA' OF CAN -
SPA hitt recently purchased
the Ra)u:.n:d l'►. f.tctory in
Gutlpoh, an.' is rt w •F'} } ing
the uc:1-I:7.• tail
favorite WHITE.. SEWING
MACHINES front this point.
This u.eani r.tw' 'r.d quick
service t •'vile
New points of construction
include
1•.,.: }kariutis
\ea Tetosioft Indicator
Aeon' Dtest Cap.
Automatic Tension
Release
Self Threading S.huttle
High Spend •
Improved Laze Ib.''1.ins
New and Latt-t Stt•.l
Attack. ••' •
The Family Rotary White
means tcomfort in using. To
prove i . buy a White acd use
It.
tI.D
JAS. F. THOMSON
GODERICH
l'trumba, Dread. fifteen hundred
wiles Lw the interior. For about
three weeks throe he was working
aluug with ex -President 1(..*.e•elt
vied his pa, t y.
Floe thit' trip he returned Frhru-
ary 1.1, 11+13, but in • short time he
was e R soh the CasoejIS •l1eten to
Hamnuerfe,l, Norway, Spitabe'rgeo.
Iceland and Davis Strait. The vessel
ge t within IWO miles of the Not Pule
nr.r Mpital.•rgon.
The third eruue from New York in
March. 1:'I •. included tb. Pane toe
Canal Sendwieh Island., Alask• arid
New Zealand. From New Zealend
• eireumnavigstion (rip was I
completed .,-•curd the svcthern
1st cep tbrt ugh 111. At,t fret's. settl-
ing ti
ing Doe call rt •' (+gla -
trip in the Angie lasted four
mouthy, dosing *loch ttrue the rebase'
naiwd 17.4 a;lea, Nosing ..vera)
hundred iceberg.. the largest t 1 which
Wall six miles lord and two miles
broad. Ilea•y weather masked nearly
the whole id this trip. tale wind Wow..
tog over ..venty suites au hour on I
ffty-Me different days.
Mr. Johnston'. woe k nn the last
two voyages was waking obser•atios s
in atmospheric electricity. On buil
homewai d tiip be conducted some .1
special investigitions •1 Tahiti. San ;I
Francisco and Sso JJ ego.
Vbi'e iia Now Ze.Iwd be was im- 1
pressed wish tie it tense loyalty of
lbs people, practically every flt ti0gle
man having enlisted, and be deter
wined to retail) to Canada to do his i
rart in the struggle. He arrived in
\Vaabington early in August and as i
Ito desired to enlist. his resignation
was acerpte d.
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,CURE BORDERS' ON THE MIR
ACULOUS.
A. Sawyer Tells of Wonderful Work of
Dodd s Kidney Pills.
climaxed. 'Ki.baid i. himself agani. ne thee;•
•
The Northern Business College
.1.. 11NT.
I ..1111111% • ,rail.- .taudar 4
dttyll. n, o`.. Lei.: Webs ed..etti,.11.
ti u.uuIl for evert bassi-
.,:. pairall!. Actual pricticc In
.1yutlr1 duties Itusines,, tilcn-
o,;,.apby au.1 Prrparaloor)I Courses
•,,et, all the )car. Intercity day.
4 .4I,L TI'.MM 1(4,..417(
M,,No+y:.Es"1'. tel.
I1h,•taated rstala(ur-and full startle
ulaie „a app1. al ins 141 •
('. A. PI.I:MIN(i, principal.
ins for naot yore. to eels__ .•{s'• o0 4..1 a•poea,e, we ask : %%that does •
it
•
Caporal Juncti u. Ont., August 31st
(Special).-Bordrrmg on the miracul-
01311 is the cone of Mr. A. Sawyer, of i(
this place Fur ten years he was ao
invalid.
••Yrs. 1 suffered for ten years," Mr.
Kawyer said in speaking of hies cure.
"The doctor,. whom 1 tried. five al-
together, couldn't give ole any per-
maaelrt relief. Soule said I had rheu-
matism, other. celled it luwbagu, but 4
I got so -edify worse. 1 must say 1 wvo. 1
a complete wit-ck when 1 started to 1
take L,•dd's Kidney Pills. They wade
anew Wall VI nue.
My wife got the sawn good reesult,
from thew. It was after liyiog see-
eral ducto,r and a specialist trout Sault
Ste. Marie, who advised her tortay in
bed a month. that she decided to lay
Dodd's . Kidney Pills. She took a
dozen boxes io all with splendid te-
state. We both praise Dodd'• Kidney
Pi:ls.. No one can speak too highly of '
'4them."
The proposed big military day at
Exeter, announced fur the Beth lust., I
bas been cancelled.
SSerge•nt Moore. of the police force. •!
is cff duty for his annual holiday
Constable MIcMatb is relieving him.
,i,,,
Flies are germ carriers. therefore
you should make every effnit t r keep
K thew away frotu things you wayy eat .
ty
thing out 1.1 that which yrstr,d,h,• un: tot and the answer ie, \u- We ,have all the effective (1y des-
cwIled nothing. The gem w•'rk aloes. It le so 411411. "l' • al). w bid- , ttoyer.. E. H. Wigle, druggist.
the world the great achieseaseats +,t de.,. s„ r,trwmscru'rd. .0 cramped, titaltrich.,
1 '.Umy. have a . leen *rough. by own 'rbrrr are 1044,04.who cheek aloe o4 I
of eyeing s thing in nothing, ,r in reminded that the n°W-.t IinfluencesTHE TOWN COUNCIL.
what to others seemed nothing. '- in ifs ars not u-erssattly the most i
•'All along the course of the ages. ' (..sate .'rb
1.'rmatr Out ' t a life that - --
u
who had tuts power. this donne power (grit own lye-. %Ve nit ore,' to be
the Doctor toutinurd. ":here bwve we ,doe a fallnlr way K: ' forth IL
been Wren ever ready today concerningthwart* of help and hlemso•g.
the Faith of the Cities. 'Il ,u nothing, t'uni.tuding• lir. Meldrmw said that
a mere fiction. an empty entbwi•ro'. 1be"'widest thuig in all the world to
Yet they h+tvr found it difi".ult to ac- hint ,sae, that state of mind in which
count for the vitality of the fiction and , mon l a knlg into the (:,tat Heyond
for the. stlenge results it has produ:ed. 'taw nothin. atter death, nothing, lies
nt
and- still prtl4CM. Ment who yester- vuod the g. 'Ave. nit Ming but unending,
day shouted •Itis nothing find them- unl.rulrn -,true.. That which fain
melte*. ttai*v under the ..poll 4:14 the enables us to are in that Notbingne•e
'enuethiot;' that lay hidden in the is enough. be said, to fill our souls
'nothinto die f K, I h.- reality ,y• which thed Are y and•! . II
eipet ience•of tint led [t 1t hast been
railed a diraw. There are neo ID what men have totalized of the world
this town, and poatibly in this church to come that bas giver. impulse to all
at tbiahuoutent, who whin arked what booe:t tell and practically changed
they see it. the Christian faith. reply' l the face of the world. "With the vu -
'nothing. nothing.' And tory are I ion of the (neat Lite before us we feel
111ru of intslIigrnce. They kat; „w • that all we have striven to, do, and
something of the history of for 00rld, l (riled to do. will 4* perfected in the
and the relation of their faith to the 1eternal musing. In the thick of our
f f h nil stilltails a t• there steals upon
l�r�as
When Your
Head Aches
1
a result of a hard day at the
„011e or be.'nu.e your stomach is
troubling you, stir two tcaaponw-
tuls'4
��
•i.4.mr-0.st>�
LIVER SALINE
into a half ill.,,. hof -Mese w.ter, and
note the .plen.4, 4 retie tt aff,.i-ds.
0.1 ritb. • 2Scao. teff.'u't
..n
toss, at C.,eb.
JAS. A. CAMPBELL, P. M
(xJVTRAI. 'DRUG STORE
korner North St. and Square
ri
Godec h
'PHONES Res. Slit
Sus tat
(Continued from page 1.1
by your council.
�
That the town solicitor be iu-
strt.ctrd hy tesolution of your council
to take necemisir) legal procedure to
•
have the mortgage fcreelosed and that
`thio resolution he made immediately.
3. That the action of your commit-
tee throughout he accepted, rat:fled (
and confirmed by your coun:il.
All of which is respectfully sub-
mitted.
Rover. Mr LEAN,
J. J. Moss's.R. H. WI/:LE. Chairman.
The council went into committee of
the whole for the consideration of the
report, with }terve Nairn in the chair.
The recommendation for foreclosure i
met with some „pposilirn, heruty I
deve•lupn sent u c •1 ionone. • and con 'c Reeve Leitbwaite *rioting that it was j
they say. 'it is nothing.' 1 am not lour rays the rouse: of the distant '"naw ov
bine's and should not come
here to reproach them, but 1 am hese i ph song, and so we thank Ood I before the rounril in this way, and;
to say that what :mems nothing may and take hush courage. It is when a Councillor Mannings ha^king him up
he ling, and tk•1 the faith inch
man realises the power of tui world I to the extent of seconding the Deputy i
which ch they ser nothing bas Riven poi - , to come that with a glad and patient Reeve's amendment to refer the recom-
pose and power and ,inspiration to the • bears he call 1011 on. And especially roendation to the finance committee
nobles: and the Inst of the moos and is it tv *bit men see. M- whst they On • vote the amendment was lost.
.
daugbteltof mon miaowed
It has' irhma MessrsWallis, '*Itridge, Mooning'
ece n( the life iruortthat they and jrlthwutey
for them the deepest tluestionings oil1nod their truest and most abiding
m
their souls. It has set before thethe' comfort when they stand amid the
vision of the ideal life, and lifted %be s silence and dna olatioo of bereavement.
of ass
ae-apiihal e- iota true man- ' There it u that they are enabled. as
hood :and Womanhood. The power Tennyson puts it. io "catch the far off
that keeps then• the dynamic that I intertest of their tear " They discern
moves theih
n. the ,qw tchi*" hat chiethe meaning and purportofthe pains
therm, all come o1 1 of that of wbicb , and trials of this life. Comfort and
they once said, 'It is 1 (along. Do-nor,
tome out of the •union. It is the
thing. I vision of "Homo •w ' ept hone. It i•
The levet-end gentleman then re- the vision of reunion with the loved
ferret! to the suggestion of means by and loot the vision of life, eodleas,
which we are enabled to appraise the
human 'pint at its true value. "Hope
for humanity dies,' he declared,to
"when we ee that inspired imagina-
tion which Deep .nm.lhn.g in nothing
There lived no earth One who bad in
such mai venom measure this power
cloudless, ••nlesa.
-For years we look upon sin and
say. 'It is nothing ' (4od opens our
eyes and we see that it is a. natural
for the troubled heart of man to pray
ae for a child to Cry out for its mother.
Into the dim and distant future we
w votingea, and Messrs.
Wigle, Wilson, Motet. McLean and
Nairn nay. The cladse was then de-
,•lared adopted
When the committee of the whole
apre
nape and reported to council. con-
mending the adoption cf the whole re-
port, dui Deputy Reeve again voted
t,ay• The retort. however. was
adopted.
This does not mean immediate fore-
, losers. The Company will have spy.
m
peal onths to make any arrange-
ments.
All the member" of the council were
present at the meeting.
The Fire Brigade
A voluminous report was received
• from the flit brigade, covering the
(0 en. in our wrecked and ruined hu wistfully and yearningly Inok. then from )larch to July inclusive.
mini' y what wws still of immortal I turning moray w* say, 'It is nothing. Hwg this period there were three
value, that He was willing 10 dip Inc nothing ' He who to the .psurr,rtion fieea. aM false alarm and one practice.
the sake of what Ile saw. Through 1 and the life touches our eves and w, 111(100 bad Foven adopted
'Life.
-.• Immortality. rtEternal i A Nee iregt
ore - by the brigade, to the effect that any
hill quality you want; awe Maek-
.towv'a,,lkions ire riven' Tot all r.e-
raainoe Phone $(4I
An .nlei4tintnent will be given at
IleSes Ramada on Neturday aftsemoom
AsRwet INA. in a4d of tie prisoners ere
war Med fwd. Musical is �4to 1
. sew
what other., called nothing, He sew
ale*muig the living, throbbing. natant,
LAI soul. with,all its capacities of gond.
Mo le never Inst hope, n.•rr lwt hope
of ny••,siy. wed oh, how the good
pin • people of ilia day sneered and
reviled. because he so persistently
proclaimed hi. hope for the bopeiime
Hut He calmly "out His way, believ-
ing •ieariou.Iy, and hoping •ke•rious-
ly, and in the end dying •ic•rioudy,
because of the imperishable something
He sew in nothing ' Ono of Hie great
words was, '1 camp not to rail the
rjghlm.n i. but sinners to r.pamta•ev.'
He saw valuable treasure in the wee,.
bests. of society The wore. the teas
the deeper the interest (.Aril tout in
him. H. accused to go on the pried -
pie that the very wont were etp•Me
of beroming lbe very heat. People
that were scorned *nd rejected on
every side hemline His brethren and
1riende.
"By sewing to the Wrest stratum of
henna natty* nor Lord gasp to the
world a sew idea esti the yahoo ef foam.
bulk • est
Of
Life.
COMB HOIiR TO ENLIST
Ik,ppea Bey Has Had am Eventful lit
Years wick Carnegie lewt.te.
Aft• about id years' 'service with
the CNrn gee Institution of W*.h,ng-
tom, Mr. Freetw,'n Johnston i• home
Inc • abort visit with kis parent. at
[IpF.n, in (hie county. He has had
• very interesting .zp eri.ness during
Oboe.• years. tie great we part of which
was spent on hoard the Oarn.RM, a
• our -*.,gestic weasel, doing sc4entiOc
work ekes* the line of magnet it'll, etc.
Hos Arse endow occupied threw years,
taking in web point., as Liverpool,
P'emte.wn, Convoy sod Madeira
Islands, Cep* Tower, Ceylon, Java,
Pbil4ppiee I.lenda. Fiji, Society
leleade, Chili, Falkland Islands, Rt.
Ottawa sad Bekaa. eters be was dr
tenial Inc lewd tws.I1e America.
liens end lad • w«wnAtl eapaMMtn
ta.i.ji s1 Oo W p.arr.n•i
la. aeon
SIM
old aleew(
�s
Showing the New
Coats and Sujoqij
ADVANCE STYLES ON VIEW SATURDAY
ADVANCE shipment of new Fall Coats and Suits will be here, opened
up, and ready for you to look at on Saturday morning. Never has
early buying of Coats and Suits been as advisable as today,. for
makers are finding it extremely difficult to secure cloths. 1 hp qui i .-S
later on in the season cannot begin to compare with those to be had today -
We are showitlg some very handsome garments, the styles and ma-
terials are marked with the seal of fashion s approval for Fall and Winter
wear. Most are exclusive and shown in one or two garments of a kind.
COME AND SEE THEM SATURDAY!
Linen Sale Continues for
Another Week
Out. 1 ig sale of " ODDS" in Damask (lid h.
and Napkin- will s'ntitirar 1.'r another r week. Still
a splendid assortment of patterns to pick and
eht'r,o from. Their is ti,'t the slightest doubt that
Linens of this quality ealillot IIl• Ilwght .gain for
neatly and 111a11)' a day at anything near the pricer
these a1.• Marked. las fab t, it w i11 is• ahu.s-t iw-
possihl.• t., get thrid. It will pay you to l.o'k+thos i
a little and lay in a supply for at Ira*t two years.
to co8nn•. as authorities 111 a pueition to knew state
that it oo ill take two )Tarsi after the•c.'neito; l•f
the will for Linen priors to get bark to tortu81
Re -modelling Furs
Special attention K4t•rn to r.•-mtah•Iliug
Fur toarnge ownte of all kinds. 1tents t.. have this duet.by tevl"''t"
anrange
and will be globe to give you a quotntiou for
the Making over .4 any Fur you have.
August Fur Display
speed Mid r I1i"plx) ••t i 1444 4 fi • nl
new Fun• in the spwiou. u,illin.t -howls Ili.
Fust of finality, Furs of sty 1'. F'n1- ..•u ran1p•t
h.•1 . but aduun•. are hon• in all t he 1"'pdar style•
and pelts for the c,e • K saar•on. I . -ty pie. e.hv
• • „d.. t, .1
(Il•i•n made to our un►rr frnurl►,.i.•e. p.
akiniethat have 1. -.-Il can•fn11y e111r•n,f.:r the
tw•allty :wd gUality. -Every INC.., w.• -hove is j,r1-
ft'+•t. *nil we heartily int its yuit 10 ..aio Orel
the new season's Fiat, ally t111,r eon 4,Nl it 1.111.40.
lent. It pays fmtu every %tandp.int to tau Fut:
early atoll we will tae gl.tl }o lay a -isle• any article.
you nosy se1.1•4 'until you An. n•,ni)' to tale it.
11'hettier you,in• thinking of buying or n,:'t ,..ma
snit aur those Fur.. '
S rial1%' g,ral•.alive 111 Black +4tel.14..1 For.
Blar•k Wolf in Mitres none Nr. k -laser's amt 'd ,-k-
rat and Hndt..n seal Coate.
Specials for the Last Week of August ��
Last odds and ends of Summer stocks must go and go quickly. You
win
many a bargain scattered around the store these day's. Here are some :
Big Clearing of Cotton Dress
Goods at 25c
Three hundred yanl. ('nano Ut,•,• (.snit..
voiles. crepes. nluslins. rte. Final rhvtriDK i.utter
lite. s that +obi for gar. 5t1... and Ole the yard.
beautiful patterns in the lot, alai. 1.11111141. of the. pogp-
1 w awnlnic stripes for skirts. :111 going at
u sr n4. + 25c
ono prises Satun ay tuurniuK. icer yarn .. `
Another Lot at 15c
(_'ottuu I)r•ssGtaals in cr'.p-.. lin.. rte. .43
gathetitrg together of •Ilia !ince, sltort lengths 15at
sold up t.' 23' and :ski per yank. littering
'Saturday morning at per send
Embroideries 5c
dred yards Swiss Embroideries, Felg-
ing$ and lltse-1ti'ins. A dozen' ,.r more patterns.
Regular value,' up to Us•. (Tearing Satur- 5
day at per yank
Embroideries 15c
C
El.' iid,ries. Edging- :end Inst•rtions15c
strong and good Inheres. ( leaving Sat-
unlay at per yard... ....
Another Lot at 19c
F9nuncinK and e Pismo t . e41V/1* P:1111111 pick and 4.h .Ila• id, t )-. C
dozen or 4.r• Py 1 per yard 19
from. Saturday morning 1
Mill Ends Flannelette
'1'tt.. L :;..!:..1 11.111 rn,t. %%1,14 I
niostly :it inches to :in ii:• ties .o 'l . ,
.i{ to S yards. 1'11•:,ring. at les. flute Loll) - as
sale prices.
Hundreds of Odd Napkins
}{undred...4 pot, linen dane'ssw TAI... Nap-
kins: (H supine 4tsr' :art three or four to apoatte•rn,
of others only ('11e 4.1 two. -111 • Ivaring ilttonlu.
at h below value.
Dresses and Middies 79c
4 hddrn'• Deese• -..Whit.• or .oioreithde•- :u l
mi,s+t•s' M4 4 44.- Anil to4d pi• -'•4.s Lu l., 1431144:1 1 n
d.'rwear: .Regular ups 4.' al.:n. 1 hearing 7(it.,
Saturday morning at ill
Underwear 39c -
Twenty-five piece. weld'• i`n,l•tu, ,• fit
quail/deft Hegr,Irr al.• and N'. '.stet. 3s,
day tnornin4 Blearing at . s7
Coats, Dresses, Skirt. Choice
( lite..: and Misses'
$4.88
,( Sport Coats in tweed
and cooled velvets, One muslin Rash
I)r•sw•s and black taffeta milk Dress Mkirtre.
Regular prisea up to •11.411, f'lu'e,. .ef the
lot. Dresses. Skirts and foat., $A
Mature*)' morning only. .. .�y
.1,. 8
Umbrellas Re-covered
W. ebbe ns • n..,, res o.+ vo,'.
.id ,ssb re• ee • "... tome end ,.•
�v * t �* elude 4.r
H odgens Bros.
Direct Importers
Goderich, Ontario
ently to warrant the printing of the I mended, in the matter of tbe tequest with its business leaving the
debentures and the finance committee) of Mr. Murdoch McDonald to rent unsettled.
was empowered to have thea done. fifteen feet frontal, on the wharf Councillor Munningi motion
f i hr h d that nn
di •p friss
maid
meadow arriving at a fire or a practice
safer the water is turned off shall he
considered aheent. Two new moon -
bete, W. T. King and Carl Worsen.
have heels elected to the brigade.
A aerator
invilted the from
co-operraaResat*
tion of
Canada s souse _
lbs wba in the done and wdhat
into "what l► befog
maid be dose to beet promote the
a(T{•alt0r*I. Industrial and trade in-
terests of the ortuntry, both dating
sad atter the war. is was referred
4* the specie/ committee.
pees Oaten Pin LAN.
A fin, f� the president of
the ?.roS(•ot Roard ref tem•, 40*144pg a
su�.,�pki1,n to the Northers Ontario
are .rtrf feud, was sent to the special
oxiMmittee. It is that. at
kegs $40O,(1f10 is needed estimated
stir 1
reeve the situation. The Ontario
Aeverameat has subscribed tl1IO.000
ami the dry of Toronto 22410011.
j1m tows sdldtor. Mr. Chao. Oar -
TWIN wrote is Mate that tmM4..e M
Sena salon with the Oetld flame
Committee Reports l west of ib. tt.00 re a . e
action be taken and that no mor,
The finance committee reported i f, nnug. be leased
that the Doty Marine heroine & Boiler Both these reports were adopted.
Co. bad shipped a tail -stock off one M.rt Al oat Tarvia. Councillor Wim
of their i,tbe• and the aunt f •b0 had y suR�.s1t11 flat, it an such nim
been deposited with the ' wo until Councillor Munni a, 'seconded t
Councillor Paltrid i moved as fol-
sireh rim, as the Company lwIiI it R 1 dr edging 1 might well of
with • new on., wheD the 7111 bel lows : 711: owing tond
the latent** dredging *t the western aid. of
rNuro,A to th. Company. it of the date wd the cute of ono fi- harbor. to increase the dockage
recommended that an account be sant•., we d.cide not to too tarvia I ity, so that more hosts might tie op,
adored to the water and light I this tal.e.on, but would recommend The council decided to meet Friday
t that good b, I of this week to ' strike this rate."
Owing to the late date at which t�
•*s... r had. handed In his roll,
town clerk will have only a sh
time Co do his work en it to comply
with the statim., pod he was author-•
ired to engage l seiatatce to the
&Mount of •?li
Bylaw 74o 4 of 1916, to impose a•
petal -tax of two dollar.. was passe(.
711. tat M to he levied on all stilt
habitants of the town between
situ of twenty-one and meat•'
t ad not otherwise *Tempt by
from the perfnrniaaes of
labor and who are not on the
Rest roll. The tax le to he levied
.sll.etal in the Name maser w
D ry ewse.ip•1 taxes.
Atig the suggestion l of
t4►IRf1, tbg auditors w111 M
M maks oat • statement el the
p4*kuwtt (.a with semegtaar
mafiosi.
the
eae...~r t/
carried.
A report that Major Lewis had se-
cured •1;.,1$41 from the Governma $
for harbor work was the subject of b•
gmity, Mut nobody seemed to knee
much *hoot it 'ours or
saw
eaiseinn Inc t$. diferenee between he ihe street (. put m as • pe
lst adv sed Tion the .Inking 1 as powdbie Inc Dell emboli wit.h • view
and on the 1 drn debentures and to using tarsi*•
the amount realised Dolt]Dolt]the sale of There was • gond deal of discussion
these debentures. The amount of this about this, and Competitor Moen took
account as prepared hy the •editors is the opportunity to explain why the
iD1,MO Payment of the following public work• enmeittee did not go
eeentlat• was recommended : James ahead with the proposal to purchase
Oampbell, fumigators, •1 . fen : postage webs this year. W hen the commit -
sad war semen for clerk, 11115 : )mere' tee bad the matter under cone dera-
ion Road Machinery Co., repairs to ties some of the members d
sprinkler, •1105: Canadian Bxpee•• out" and in the face of this Lerpt
00, exlwese, like : 0 N. W. Teletrnpb intorno be did not feel like making
pp, maMge. 42e : Ooderich Planing any tepott 0e it.
Mille. Um tad, plank Inc cemetery. ' Deputy Reeve Laithwaite. who vvld-
1116.711 ; C. C. Lee hardware,. • ; water eptly did pot pike hetes rated as an
wm
and light en,i•ato1. *trope lighting rep neut of thepprehae.,l a~m Din*,
for
lune and July. •4464 Tiff The re- sot et the M.ttes
part wa. adopted.said a word sheet torulus
e
The special enmit.tee r.eomm,nded l tkmeellor Moser retorted that the
that Mr. Jo.. Bowman he granted • p.pety R.eve did ob is the eoun-
Nsesee to peddle ail nil Mrd geaallse wipe osseus• fes ecYgl
hem t wort Open p•y1.at of this ts..us .
7ti M1� ber osisswaitase men shoat fib, Wills smut( west en
swat M, het fiat a relate of •)0 71e Reeve leek.d as it k
L sesielkilt0 obese.