The Signal, 1916-8-31, Page 5About Cloth Fabrics
JEW FALL SUIT !
man is trying to decide at this season of the year
y new Fall Suit? We know just how undecided
and style of suit. Why not let us help you in
comprised of new cloths in colors and weaves that
we can help you in your decision. Let us show
elp you decide on your Suit.
s and there is no color that willive better satis-
greys are good. Greens in the dark Russian colors
lilored suit in many shades. We have many qual-
rice at $1.00. $1.25. $1,50, $1.75, $2.00 and $2.50.
netian in Tight and dark brown at) $1.50, $I.75,
des in brown serge.
tussian shades at $I.25 #nd $1.75. This is
:e, hang in good lines and always look the same.
nplete, being composed of serges. poplins, broad -
other cloths that are used for fall suits.
nese cloths. Come in and let us show these new
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netenreeteae. `tiatiw
le home of Mr. A. ('nitton.
oeburn pulpit war ix -copied
day by Rev. M. Tnornlue, of
1n, woo preached * clear and ,
aeration, taklrig for hi. telt
I, 41th and 45.h ver-r•r of the
piero( Matthew. Mr. Thorn
young 11,:111 (.a wh sin s buoy
wI foto.. lei the mini •try may
fried. VC • hope to hear tour
Leseb'rn.
In .-i enunt-Irl- A.k f 1• our INVEM-
TUl:dAl. VLSA$.wM.lchw.:'taaaatErma
MARION * MARt:ON.
154 University Ste M.ntrtia<.
EPTEMBER VALUES
t Walker's Furnilure Store
VERY department in our
big store bustles just now
with interesting offerings
at interesting prices.
Basement Bargains
{ Roes Bret for
I Qra+r. Rel for
rHres', Reaf..r
Child', :•
Rabe C.r
1:41 Belt-C`,rr:ai(r f•.r
*215 I.:iI Ns r,nna!t Cham tor 53.50
320 ine-half -ten Surface(1.1. (ening
313 Chairs, full set --fine .m.ell and
5E one Arm chair. revoker value
*S .13. for 51
321 Twas}u•arngrr Lawn Swing, 44 7A.
314 for
On the Main Floor
.ufft•:, curt • .11. - _ • . _514
.nrfa'r ink I,r••.-.. .r,r i,r,rl p:etr Kites., si,erial .alar .et
:rn.lucing tui- t . r.. Kirsch Kr,ft Nos-elts Curtain. of Sturgis. Mich.;
we. all! role: r•,u: tr }'i . t! .•••' •r -55.$0 ..rid 53.50 l• -r pair
roe Is Exten.:•,•t R.I. 1 : . hnn•h-hr. u,nl•,w r•sl- 75o to
51.10: k•s! f -.r 'r .:r, e:n- Sde: Reil tor.tand.rrt w;mi.,w 550
fiesta' Table. s,,:•J •.k. funs. 1 ti:fish, for ..513.50
tray. Jarlinirn-..f,r $3.50
Iraq, Coal ILA. 1..t 58.50
1)ifnr11r(rnm Set, ,••1••'r•,- ::loan in Wit:•low. neer-. in
pw)ti•hr 1 w •!nut, . insist :ig of .•tuna cabinet. I*.Notal '. itf' t,
and set of l•- e'hrr upho'.lere.l ,liners, all to match. kc_' ..r prt.,
'x1114; apes ial price to introit!' r mane el.. --v furniture Still
nowt, with large Rriti.h.p rtesmirror, :nous white enamel nett I„ ,..
trimmings, regular prior fid. -pedal 514.50
On the Top Floor
l)avenpx.rt. o,.
1114. compete w:t:. m •
tad. krlu' it pr:.•r i• .11.
hrnry Table,, eurf.,ce ,.,s. $4
ted 51.50.
'wary Table, staid (lIk. fume.'
finish 512
three-piece Liiaai. Net, 'uphol-
.ttrerl in genuine Tpani.h
leather. solid oak. fumed special price 523
Library Tabor. Jac. bine finish 515
To introduce tht..tore and to
get the'ttrople to know that we are
hatellove House Furnishinyfs, we
will quote tome .cry interesting
price% in Floor Coverings. 1 hr
stork is new and well asso ti t. In
our range of sizes. qualitiee and
price% of Rugs we feel eatishe,t
that we can meet your require-
ment+.
Take Notice
We do l'icture Framing neatly and promptly. Our fall stock of
'lures will arrive in a few days and it will be worth your while to
me in and see them, Snrne of the moat beautiful subjects ever
ogre in Goderich will hr among the collection.
(Mr stark of Furniture- Coveting% and Draperies is now complete.
r cats show you dome very attractive patterns at interesting pricer
An invitation is extended to you at all times to come in and
.pert • ur store. "if it's new it's hen ; if it's here it's new."
THE STORE OF QUALITY
Iften the Cheapest Always the Best
W. Walker, Furniture and Undertaking
bore ih Gtder,cb
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THE SIGNAL : GODERTCR : ()NTA hTO
THC••DAt, Aon wT 11, 1' lr. g
BEEP TOUR CAR BRIGHT
with torr auto cleanser and polish.
The. or the best made, entirely free
front got or Acid and are guaranteed
nut to scratch or injure the %arne.11
on the machfnr. Nilt n.4 •ram cl.tyl
up or thicken, AO you can %.drly take
enough :Jung to last thi..ui;h :.n es-
ten.iye trip.
East Street Garage
Owned and Op.r••.d Or • M GLOVER
• Pract.cal Man. Prion. 243
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Bargains for
Saturday
Sept. 2ad, aid two weeks
following
tl'hildren'. I ..: ('oats, all wool'
Poplin. will wish well. Pc -•-•1
up to 42.:4.,. To .:ear -it 51.25 I
.nd $1.50
('hil,trrn's AVhitr and Colon.'
Dresses. sites 4 to 12 years -Si
discount. Midair., 61.75 fo,
111.40 , f I.3, f..r $1.0111.
1.4P) for SOo.
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New Goods
Kat,
, %VwI Goode -jacket..
th.
Honors.. Itth. Roy's Cape,
to et -
knee Bootees. etc. '
-i:k Nightgown. -Chiffon a:t1!
leave ('loth. 52.50
LOCAL TOPICS
Labor Day Next Monday.
Monday neat, September nth, will
be labor I)•y and • public holiday.
Thanksgiving Day
Monday. October lith, has been
eho.e&i as the date lot- lhatiksgiviug
Illy the year.
To School Again.
The public echoed• of G..lerich will
reopen for the fall term on Tuesday.
September 5Lb.
Alas 1 'tis True.
The season is waning and yesterday
' afternoon was the lett of the weekly
half -holidays for most of the business
h.,d,r.. 'rhe summer vision are
leaving. schools re -open next week.
and very shortly the fall fair reason
will be in full ,wing.
F.Memorial rvi
C O. Service.
I The Ment bees of Court lioierich, No.
:f=r 1'anrdlru Order of Fureeters, will
bold a 'neuronal service at MNitlend
cemetery on ,Sunday afternoon, Sep-
t norther 111th. Visitutg members are
Natnsor,k (:owns, tiro dr.:Kn•.
*1.00
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MRS. TAPE
SINGER STORE - GODERICH
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GRAND TRUNK SY'S EM
LABOR DAY
SINGLE FARE
0.001 R..1.414.471 1 returning Sept.
s. It►''t
FARE MW ONE THIRD
... t going Sept. _, 3 ant ,J.
(.•rel to return Sept :,, Iwo•..
R.• en „ek.r. ...II be mord tom .'1 en a-, •
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al. imor eel Pee Rtes., and a D.ro • ..+d • . .
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CANADIAN NATIONAL Cxi41•ITION
Re ee r<e.•• •• •ete.eel Irei oa Taro•,•. f -.,w.. Ji
, • Grief•. Obv,n par' :choler r ,peva'
act or •'d -. v.• e,c x• ,n. t•rr 0•..)
T...e• Ade..,
J3ack to
School !
We have a large new
assortment of:
Scribblers 5c
and 2 for 5c
Exercise Books
Fountain Pens
Pens, Pencils. Inks
Rubber Erasers
Pencil Sharpeners
Drawing Books
The old-time lots prices on
all of these goods.
JAS. F. THOMSON
Mask aid Stationery Store
cordially invited to attend.
to
Hydro Off Agatn.
The breaking of a high tension wire
near II attrition le given ai s reaa,n
diet all the towns in %Vet:ern Ontario,
oclueling (, stench. that are pate one
of We N ydru lighting serve -es were left
Ien darkness Net Friday evening. At
w 15 the light'. H.ckeret. then faded
away namely. About forty, minutes
leiter they came on again. hut only for
• sheat titer, and It W.s not uut11 after
11 o'clock. (hat the service was real .i el.
t Giving Town Clerk More Hoorn.
After a long period of waiting, the
purism, a of Town Clerk Knox was
tewalded ..n Tuesday of this week
when WCrkruen 4-'ulmencel the !oust* -
tion• to ht. office. The ',reap* rate
which heretofore hod occupied car tench
• epic.. 10 one cornet ha. been niovrd
• into the room adjoining the .elle and
en opening wade in the well act as to
prrtnit the d.,• r of the safe topen int.,
the .,lei l,'. office.- O her nr,eh-needed
1:1.1nt 4•0115 rnierite, such we p..re, ins 11,1
ooling, will Le procreated with a-
, 10.
Deat
nof Ur. Harr4 Mackid.
A 1 .Igary- drep4t''h •annooneee the
death of 1)i. Harry lio .dsir Mackid, of
Calgary, one ..f the tont-known Pity-
.' den. of the 4 ►radian A1'r.t. He was
the third and 51.1 etre vivn•g son of the
I40' ti -t. A. Mackid..4 G,rlet:•h, who
wan pastor of the "roll kirk" .,n Nei-
-on street many yeers ago and live' in
the 11, 4050 a.lj ,fining. the present Galt
boar. Dr. M.ekiJ was. a! tole time
p o..otlrnt of the Ilan; ' Medical A+-
oI0' inion, Arid baa (wan e••l ,leer for
A1leltw and chief .'ttigeoo for the
11. Atbrrr.. ,i.t1.I••n, He war
%bout fi1:y-right year. of urge.
Scouts W.11 See Duke
A nnru)er of /toy Scout+ tinder the
1-a.lrr.Iip of So'tamest erCarman will
,; • to Toombs nett' T ae.dAy to be
lueeent et the beg farewell review of
It .c 'out, t r 4,. con boded by Hie
I: ,. al Highr,P.. the Duke of I • tn-
.oight nn 1'ue.4::y afteen.,on. Among
Uri 'moiler of !kion who have e.g-
.,;fiet their intention of g.-ing to Tot -
ono.. for the .,c,•asion are : B• Thiil n -
ton. F. Thom••«m, A. Currie.' L. Drink-
w.lter. H. Wend, R. Former. H. Hnn-
tnlvy-. 1(. Wilson, E. Unwk. M. McV.t-
r,e, 1 alai bean, C. Beuwu and K.
i Itr two.
Carruthers -Wigle.
On August lith. the marriage wan
aoleiu11•,41 of Penal Irene. eldest
daughter of Rev. Ilemiltnn end Mrs.
1 AViglP, t • Rev. Hussrll l:arfeld ('•t-
!ruthere, B A , only son of the late
JD. '.V.Conning* and Mn Carruth-
.r-, 0f AVhitl,v. The 'PreII.,ny toot
!place in the .1. %Vrslev Smith Manorial
;church. il.lite:. and was enndurttd
qty- the be idr'.lathe,. who is president
!of the Nov• Scot i• Methodist Confer-
ence, Atter SPptenter 1 Mr. and Mrs.
('areuthe,s will be at home in the
Methodist pw.r.o.negr, Morten, near
Nap.onee. The bride i. A niece of Nine.
Soo -hail, of t own
Robertson Firm Reorganized.
NIr. J. J. ('.,oghlin, late of the film
.,1 R .M,'eon k Coughlin. barristers,
suet/ord. baawg bale appointed jun-
ior judge of Kent county. a reergan-
' i1ati0rl of the firm has taken place.
Mr F. C. Richardson. late of the firm
of Simkins & Richardson. Stratford,
and Mr. J Mnrgar, Riddell. at present
w 41' the 1 11)th Battalion, who for
some time third been associated with
15...... w.AarlatlM • 0awglehn,
been taken into the firm, whirls
he known aa Kubert.on, Rafael
Hi,•halde,n. The senior molnbe
the finis the leading legal firm of
city of vtratlord-,e K. Y. koheneenri, s
to. mer li0d,,mei boy and a eon of Mi.
W. H. Kobert.on of town.
Harbor Notes
The steamer Seguin unloaded 4111,0(01
bushel. ,/t tats at the I:.,drrirli eleva-
tor lam Friday.
The .te►I!/er Mel irks was is port n'.
Monday wuh r cal go of I:e1,lsM1
bushels of wheat and ballet I'm the
node'ich elesntor.
It is feared (het the recalling of all
foreign cars ill ('•nada owing to lb.
threatened •t rake en the United States
railways will interfere waterially with
grain .id
Hour .hipm,nt..
Women s Meeting at Clinton.
A meeting will le held at Clinton on
Monday ul neat week the object of
which will be the systematizing of the
»ending ot suppler, W the soldiers
Yodeler flee present sy.tem it frequent-
ly occurs that the .oWlen are seat a,o
much 01 one thing and not enough of
another, and it is hoped that as the
outcome of the convention of workers
on Monday all such mistakes will be
eliminated in future. Mrv. Jaa. Ham-
iltun, representing the %Vac Auxiliary.
Mrs. Carr i., reprr.enting the Ked
('loss Mot iety. and Mrs. I I)r.l Taylor
and Mum Hays. from the Daughters of
the Empire: will attend frowliodericb.
Late M. A. Pigott's Estate.
The late Michael A. Pigott, the well-
known railway contractor, left an
instate valued at $111,130, according to
his will.whit4 has just been entered at
the Hamilton Surrogate Court int pro-
bate. By the tennis of the will hia
widosil, glary Allen Pigott receive..
the entire estate, excepting the cnn-
t1Cin at plant of .,
R
the dices ell value)
at LINO, which is bequeathed to his
son. Hoy B. Pigott, of Detroit. The
rotate includes the following : House-
hold furniture, Sim : plant, $:i50 : real
,.tate, James street, $.i4Ils00: Went-
worth ear -rt property, $15.100): Vic-
toria ayen,IP property, $4,31511: Melrose
1 1
avenue property. -IMV In[ in �1 ia-
iK �.D
sing. 4.51+1, and Man+tthw lands, S,:,IrMI.
Successful Musicale.
Thr musicale and bridge given by
u w w e
the e t •
t the tHotel is
g
1 t
Saturday afternoon in aid of the pris-
oners of war bread fund was very •ue-
re-s.ful. the prnrerd. lasing $5h,1r1.
There was a large attendance and the
excellent musical program was very
enj .yal l.. Tea was served in the
music to . which nad been prettily
d.eoreted by the !,song people. Thr
ladies of the romutrt'.-e wish to thank
all (hoer who kindly contributed,
'rhose taking parr in the program
weir the Miss. Th -In.* Fleming and
t:ussie M4011, of Winds.".r : Mnriel
liladma,. 1)1 Peterborough : Miss
hunk.•, ni Berlin. Ontario; Mr. Grafton
Burdett,. 01 Detroit : Mrs. Wickham.
,f Norwalk, Ohio. and Miss Kathleen
W+Ili., 4,, 11.0.4, of Toronto.
bate age she was married to John Angus
wfp
1 :C
r of
the
aafd W thefts wrrr Loin a Iawily of
neves' children, of wbom Mr.. Ross,
of toter, and Mi. James AI,guo, 44
Ietroi', are the uuly.urvrvInn m,m-
1. I•. Notre" Hiro alter Mr. Aui u.
death, the a.bj-et of 141 , "once came
to (iudpei.•h, the e1a.•t .b.1, of her tele
mutat leer. being twenty one years
prior W the day on which her lady
wars hoii ' t t its last testing -piece 1u
Maitlantl cru,.tery. The funeral, nn
Monday. wee in charge. 1'f Rev. Jos.
Hawiltt.n and the pallbearers wen.'
M U Slnddarr. J. %V, %%metier.
Peter M:t'Ewan rod .1 E. Tofu. Mr
Jewett Angus. the surviving Pon. his
wife and eon, John, all of iketroit,
were here for the funeral. Mrs. Fred
Ball, the only g•enddaughter, of Tor-
onto, was unable to be present Mrs.
David Ilay, Lighthouse street, Gtdr-
ri, b, is *cousin of the decreased.
G.T.R. Notes.
l'ondurtor W. P. Lewis made his
Inst official trip to Hu4fa1„ art.' return
on Monday. Ile bas tendered his
resignation. having ....more -Led hill
Irru' of .».nice. The vacancy acacy is being
adverliaed
Thr threatened strike of the em-
ployees on the United Bocci railway.,
if it materialness. will .rt tuuely affect
the through traffic on the lirand
Trunk, as well se on other Canadian
lines All foreign freight car. which
have been in use on the (..T R. have
teen (ted house.
Lestsy a big "Mikado" en-
giue of the illfl cla.r matte lir first trip
t., Goderirh. This (4 th. largest type
of rugine in the 'ureter .11 the Gran)
Trunk and hn the main liner it will
draw eighty cars, which i• equal to
• load of 3,15111) tome. Its load
(rout lioderich coneietrd of twenty-
one car. of grain. To Priv load of
1,1151 tons another 110) tun. was added
at Clinton. Kailwaymen wbo paw -
this iron giant leave (irderi,:h say it
handled its big "drag- with appar.nt
ease. 'flee enyinr war twelve feet
longer than the locomotives of the 11110
class and was thus unable t0 use the
(bele' h turntable Conductor
Plewos and Engineer (`lay, lath of
London, were in charge of the train.
This has been a record yt'ar for
freight traffic from (iod.rich. During
the month of August approximately
Iasi cars of grain. 150 ran of Hour an.1
:ill can of mer,•hend...• were billed
front this terminal. Tn. to nth (it
June, however, hews all pati rus
records, as in grain alone the lit f.K.
shipments totalled 1,11+1 cars.
eat.. Mr and Mrs J C. t..Tea sf.'ern •sa-
da).
MI.. Mary Tau ba• rs•nroted from a • i.il of
a moat% at lockout°. Trento., •,.I other
Tanks -Kuntz.•
St Peter'. church, (4 )d,rich was
the 4cene of a pretty wedding on
1'ue.day of Fret week, when Miss C'aro-
liue, only daughter of Mrs. J4enb
K,in'z, of Ssltfnrd, became the bride
..( Mr. John Tsnke. of M•ratfotd,
Rev. Esther Mc Her officiating.
The •'ride was gowned in whirr
silk erre. .40 ,bens. sod wore the
wedding veil and wreath which
her untthrt wore when .he was
marries. Atte' Inc ceremony • recep-
tion tl i+ held „at the home 01 her
mother. The house was prettily dec-
orated in whl'.. and green, ferns and
' aster* h ...
ring a 1. The young r nipie
t irk the aRrtn.,un-l.. T. H. traiu on a
wedding trip to Hoff Alto Niagara
Falls And Ton.nto. the Li ids travel-
ling in a blue taffeta silk suit and
white felt her. on their return they
will tr.idrinStratford.
Seven Months in U;entral Prison,
B,'c*use he t, irked an Eliot,* livrty
man mit of $'_, the price of w ride
from that town to Goderich, George
Steep was eentenrnd to seven month.
in Central Prison by Police Magistrate
Kell,* un Wednesday morning Two
week- ago Steep epprna.•h.4 the El-
mira livrty roan and arranged for his
conveyance to (inder.ch hy.autom•thtle.
He represented himself as the man-
ag•'r of the British Exchange hotel and
agr.ed 1., pay the price named ah.,se
with freersce,Hwho,lstion for the driver
while Fr remeio,d in (.,dericlt. %S'hrh
the end of the journey was reached
Steen promoted to "pay ih the morn-
ing.- but by morning he had di.ap-
peerrd On Tuesday of this week in
the sem, w.ty ho victimized a Seeforth
chaufieur wbn drove him to Clinton.
and when the Seaforth man told his
trouhlra to the police Chief Po.tir-
thwaite, of !i;)derich. heard the n,ws
and went down arid attested the ar-
oused.
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Illustrated by Mr. Sallow,.
A 'Country Life Reader," edited l.v
o I J. Mtevet..00, M A., D. Peed., a. -
instant nester of the Normal School,
Toronto, has juts been puhliehed. As
one of the gneatli)05 to which educes-
tionl.'a of the present day are giving
much attention is the prrbhm of how
to teaks farm life totter:6ve lo boys
and gill, the object of this volume t.
to •crate an interest in the work 411
the farm itself and to lead young
people tr..rr. the vwluos of training and
preeperatl.'n for farming as a profes-
sion In add rion to the treatment of
purely agricultural subject., passages
have been included in the reader which
are intended to direct the attention of
the pupil to objects ot interest and
sources of pleasure in countrylife, and
to lead him to appreciate te dignity
of labor on the fern). The photographs
n(
fann seen,. In the volume were sup-
plied by Mr. R. R. Sallow+, (ilderich's
popular landscape photographer. A
similar hook, which talon is illustrated
by Mr. Mallows, is 'wing prepared by7
the Department of Edunation of Al-
berta.
In Her Ninety -First Year.
Thi spirit M an aged resident of
Goderich panted into the (nrwn world
on Friday lett. when Mee. Margaret
Angels was called away at her bonne
on Vietorla street. Her deals* was
the result of the infirmities of old age,
which bed confined her to bed eine,
Roust March. Mn. Angus' maiden
name w•a M eltoddert, leer
Le. Mr. and Mrs. (2errrgs Rtoi-
arr, brvtwg hems rm.ldewte of llrals►
frim. wear Pelt, who. eh. Nest aim/
IA* light of day nearly w4noty-owe
years ago. About sixty -filet years
Ty Na Of MMr'b wale • 1•e gar -t of M••.
rel.) on••tett toto., ttd"week.
Mo..t .rieM.Rnra., of •,. ,fl.d. le v1.11
Ong fond. in town 1
54.. \'iris Dean h.- • -:rnM a gra my dates
at Hugely sad M,' Iowan. ill toile how (Isere
.portly yore are .ores 1• low " Tie' (tor
fladerleb. but err wl.h him Wool lurk
,D.. 1 A. Nairn 4 vf.ltlag 0 fomite
M,.. s'. • J ht -tan. of Hur4 t- :De gue.t of
Mn. J ►' Tom.
511• ►: I.. 4)'..eon.,•1 .'o!nmt.u•. Ohio.. medal
a vl.kt t'.. leo day. to bur rel.t,o r. In Iowa
tat. week.
Mr. 1awreec. W .-: •of Ami' h - 1',H.. ie Ma
Oleg fron4. in town and siring y
Rev. lir Meldrum re. ,.,ted old home Keene.
la l' -barn, raw,.-hlp the 4.4.0 week. And w
Sundry prwathod u. the Tl.ai..a. 1:0.4 caaeelk
4h• hi- return to torn M wow itc rues b
Het. lye blotchy. th. veteran m n1Aw .r
Tame, Hoed, et" .pent a dry el two wits 4.Is
friend. herr.
51r. 101,.. took of New York. or in town no w
stoic to M. 1110,e. Mr. AI'.Ir. tl••IMnald.
drrrt 51iw. Et:a ('ole , .inter of Mr* Me
Donald, and aonu-In. Mn. John Mulholland.
and da.ghter Lurie!. -all of t I,nton...1.s are
kidting her t►,. week.
Mr A. Law. of Hobson b .is:Amor hi. .Mier
Mr.. D Millar
Mr H. !Karl FPS.,: -pen' a Mo day. will.
L1..owel friend. d'nog the week.
Mr.. elder! 54,',an.ot. Do ten nn he. re
turn trip to ho i holm .t N,w Wt • mir.ter.
B t,
1h.1. M M.',r. h,.. h rn .nr„ding a fro
day. at hi, o d tenni* w Norfo:k pwaty.
,Ir. D. John -roe we- on from Pre -'on for
rturotet. and on h.• rr•urr. wee .. aupanied
by Mr JMe-•0n :.,.1 'herr twit thildre.. who
hat been .1.i:ingat the bora, of Mr.. 51'. toter
for .everd week..
Mr...nd Mr. Jw. J I'bspm.a. of Ilrnntfmd.
M. ,nd Mr.. J. «tare/.•.»! 51r s. Murdn. h.
.11 of B ..all..pent $today aur, Mr and Mr.
.5. ('hann.*n. (ambrot rod rtry mad*
the trip to limlerieb by automobile
Mi.. I:rsee Warnock h... .•-.I-'nI a ;,osrtlnn
InentuIe 4alt
recent', .w.t..liau.d
a- • phy.4.a1 roti urs .ps. sal.-: a: the -umm.r
. hoof at T..1'r ,verity.
Mi,. Moir. ^f Hn••.silk. w the pont 04 M:n
time. N an.or•L "the tool retr,ro tuber Mime
an the not • Rtum orrow
1M. Woad*. "gnarlier. of ('small. i. .kiting
4.1. br. •her. Mr Hoy St...:nd Mr, spading.
51r. 4-'. H Mar•il• war un fr,n. It. trail thia
week porekrng,hi. hsu.•b,:d erfa.'. porter •tr•ry
W hi. moot 1•I to 1 "heir.tan• : d.,m.eu•, 51r..
1 M .rile, aha• 'amity w.a return with hien un
Friday •
i 51r.. Janie- *nor, of r' Marys. 1. .i.lUng
1 her eon. Mr. W. 1'. !goitre. Howe .tree..
\ .
F., . -Nl .nn -k ,.- t i-
. b • 1 . of \yr. ..tA.rm . Na h
week for brr t. -.novo .1:et -:.or, u-tt with M,-.
:torimurr' 1
514-- ocri'ng•s.ur 4., re. for Ram:Iton w. +at
ord.,v t0 o4-1 the P4i,Irr /..u.,:). oh., rt no" •.l
fro,,, tow.. +naso lima 1410.
514-. Ivy ER1otr ha* been v1 -:Virg friend- at
41.lt . of Guelph dulling the tout week.
514--e• Herr - eh aha McL.-,.I oregi.ing •0
Med drw.making leu One.. 01 limit 1..-h and
bare talc.. omit lour with T. 5%.' 11.) At Son..
(iODERICH MARKETS.
TrC•K ,, l
Wheat, Orr Crush - 5 5"
b
1151., ler let.h
I
)4arley ..r hu.h _.. '-i
(.
I'ea.. ter bu.h '.N u1 • 1' " '
Hark wheat. per bu.h
(Mur, family. perrwt :'o •0 "::1
Flour, paler. pre cwt . tot to 4:.55
Kiat,, per 'Oil' 1• 50 .dt1•r ',
Nhort-, per ton . to •••.,n
New Hay. per 1.e t,,.
'. me.. Ione. p.r ton. 'n , ••
4% ant, ter load 'o
Dairy H,.:•er. ore IQ ' .o ' •-'1:
1 rsarnery Hotter
Fag.. fre:h.'p . dos - .yi to
New P.Nate.. pe- b. „o l~
•'
/'ptte hn•rh.r choice, per - a . •o " 1 n
/*attic. but,h.r. median,. pr- . -oto. 't1 •
Her-. lire welgat. per esi• 1: I'n'to 11'31
.,twee. ler4,.t P. t, 10 :.n
Hale- per lb
't allot. rendered. per Ib .
Sbeet r' -I .
.15 to, I•.1: '
..w 1
.to .0
Any quantity of dry hemlock slab
for summer wood at MacEwen's
'phone :e`). 3T Ir' per cool t
LOCAL TOPI1„S IN BRIEF.
'The Children.); Aid storitety is look-
ing fora ham• for it height 11141. h .y
in his third year. Anvnne int -•rested
may here further information on rip-
'.lying to thee 'tatty secretary. M, G.
M. Elliott',
The lathe. who have been knitting
incha for the 1411-t Bur.,,,. at• re-
qnected to h.we them all in by Tu.. -
day, September 5'h, so they r•an be
packed land vont to the soldier% before
they go away.
Mr. and Mr•. Hugh H. Hill, of Au-
burn, announce the •nglagentent o('
their only dsnghter.Met y Evelyn. to
Mr Frinri+ Edwin Hiblert, of Fort
Franca, Ont . the mare to take
plere the third week of September. •
Miss I(lady. Field was one of the
satxeurful candidates for University
Matriculation in gt'cup three. A• she
attended the Ontario Ladies' College
et %Vhithv the p.st tear, her nano
wee inclined in the Ontario coubty
14.4.
On SVettne-,lav evening et. 9 o'clock
the.fire brigade w i,: railed to Fired -
ford'.. hlacksrnith shop on Victoria
street to extingni-h t .niw11 blase of
mysterious" origin. The greatest dam -
Age to the stack wia done by the
water. The fire let Jade male a !nick
run.
At the howling green a tournament
was held this week for which prises
were dopated by Ih-. A. Meldrum,
The first prize, w-,', by Fre.l Hunt.
was a hr.es .n,nko1 - set. The winner
of the second event will he deter-
mined tonight 1'be prize is a
smoker's lamp.
A rhange in rime•able on the (i.T R.
takes place nn September :4rd, hat the
only traria nn the I....fetich branch a(-
fo.rt.i is the one l.•sving Torcntn at
11.411 p.m. Cowman., mg next Monday
it will leave live minutes earlier -at
fl,aii p.m. -hut W1l arrive in (ind.rich
at the same time ae at present, 11.311.
The regular monthly Meeting of the
Ood,rieh branch of the Women's In-
.litute will he held at the home of
Mee. M. Mrnnn.l-I, i.ighthoue street,
on Thursday. Septemher 7th, at :4
o'clock p m. Roll call. to be anawared
with simple home inns Aubjerect :
"Our Flag and Whet it Mtend. F(r."
A full attendance of the. membership
is (faired. es important business is to
be attended tri.
PERSONAL MENTION.
les. Rarry Knbert.nn of at nal hod it ri.i,
las Mr. sed Mr. Jobe \ Robertson. 4A
4,004
Wr. (i M !111.4md
, cantor rrerary the
(JMldrwa'• Aid 54ciety. w.- In Florin ew,nty
Me two week. .Mting ward. of the Aeo4e(y In
that roseate
MP. Mons Kidd. nor-. i, training ar Ha -par
Asabl•
Hermit. and Mr '' M. KMd. M Week
mew.L amber. ars holidaying at the parental
Mahe w Marta street
Mr C. M. Watt. M 111 '7. 1. in O.dr orb
OD•be1�e�Mlg !lea r o hlr grant" Mr. sad Mr..
Q. IL
1441 0 Main M ads a boded,. trip
alta ifl�• Maela d i a as ML.
ask ea A. 'lr• read
Mrs. J. 5. IL lass .1 Dtark,Ma4Aw par
OF CANADA
Give Your Wile
an Interest
In the family's itnan-
cial progress by open-
ing a Joint Am -tint
In the Union Bank
of Canada, in her name and your own.
You will find It a very convenient arrangement, for
then either can attend to the banking when In town,
making deposits or withdrawing money. 1n case of
death, the balance automatically goes to the survivor.
Golferich Branch -F. WOOLLCOM BE, M.1r..tvr.
1
Woat-to k. 51r-- \Lugwre: McLeod will g.
» ith then,.
Mr sial 4Ir. Thorn... F'441t.nre nod tem. of
l.ortdoo, n- v1-11 nig Mr. Fillmore+ Iyrwt.,
Mr. and Mrs N"u.. Blake.
HI. many frt. nil. will (egret to hear that Mr.
1'harh - N hitely, l coded• 4. lowo.hlp. M 'utter
,ng (rola an •t!ar■ of t, plead fever.
Mr. Herbert \I•-I.ean. who hod been bonds,
nig at the home of h•. i•areetw, Mayor and Mr..
Mel van. Huron ru..d, returned to Dew York
on Tue.l,.y.
Mr 14. W. Reid woo -teed 1* New York on
Tuerl.) after holidaying with ,.,l*tive- i.
I:oderich.
Mrs liter ' lin.. F It.... of Montreal. 1. to
Ohne in G,deriri, Ltd. week.
A "tat.load' f- lar 1.1.h called On Mr D.\
McKenzie. ('•main .trrrt. on Monday. The
{ysaorrtt! .-on.i-ted of Mr and Mr.. D. It. Me
gonias, of Lothal-h , \In.. Kobertoon crit won,
of Hulot town.,.; Mt„ Mvlorti oord Motet
tor. of F:u,t. Mol,.. Air. And Mea Kenner and
threw ...at, of itx-he.ter. Mich. ek.rn in all.
tad they tante the twenty foist mile. ur •n
hour aid fifteen minute.. Tile time hoot
'tared Ia,lie+uf the e
party are dn`hier.IMF
r
aid Mr-. 11- it lickescw Mr. Kelmarwad 4.I.
troy from Miehlgae, came by auto from ONOl,uor. ace.•. the lend., to 1, chal-1, in o.Mday.
Mrl. Walter F. (lick. Heron rood, Warm 10-
.1.p to -pend ..'work is 'remota • .IUng Monde
and t.L tog iu Thr F:.h,bu,w.
The 51 i..er J,.,, ..nd M..' -.rel Law.o n Nave
returu,d from, • work . von to their runt. Aire
Fret rhourvr,. .1 "'.uhamptOO.
kr,. A. E.'1'hotn-on and family, of
Aylmer.
are •peteli ,g .• few 41..y. At the (roar
refereed lomat.. Mr And Mew.
Ileo_.Tl ..to. ••
I Mr and Mr. .lo .ph F. Joyce. of 1 huhern,
mMouwl to 1: d.-.wb red •(•.nt .. few day. vn
1111,4 the later. ,..'n.,.. Mr .,.,d Mr.. J.
Latter. Ii.yneld mad.
Mr. and Mr. Thom... lie a'.•vo, a nlnl•wwt.1
by the latter. .Mt.-, Air_ 40..U. liomotrt4..
has, return...I In Ir... „t cher ,.-hong their
parent.. Mr and Mt. J•totes Hos:earth. pori,.
rood
Mr. John •b,..n.1 .rid Ai,. lin4.., ..1 wee*
at lAtioolooillinstot (4r.r fatAo. t tee,. .re, lane
n. Nt Jt..•ph'. ha -pita, ort II... 1. Vary
were anorpaneat by their Ant l M,. t Mary
Tousle
Mr and Mr-. T. T. U+-lei•,•o•.1 -aw, 51.,.1414►.
have rernrllyd Ir.... two woes. 1•. ilei). pp.w.»a
ueu.tly al Moe 1.•. 410 4.4d M m. d Ilrw•ra.y.
M).e,• liru-r .,rid Aleve IL h.rtro r. torted
Lott Fral••y front .411 eu)t) obis 1.h•w, trip 1.
Prot {loran. Permit awl other poled"
For Jarwe \bt'larherty rel !rood ' n Molar -
day front • Moo.s. 1.4 pI.-a.urr too- to M..nwa
Fur.' -n aunt liuelpk Mr+. M.s l.. 4.rly ad
Moder M. wart .•. • aps...nl trim.
re.) wade
the top by alitou.oble.
Mi.. Vitt. 51r,'t.0 hefty ,e , .t,.a ,.Irl,..
1. ‘1111,1P.11a1,41 `.late
Mr And Mr. 5lonlagur W.111a•n. el Payton.
4511,,• err •,-.(,ng then (.•'rut••. Mr ....l Mrs.
tiro. .y 1111am.. til. V inc-enh-'re.l.
Mr. J r H.ho too. M Wtod.lra k /sm arty
1:. P It .gent at tinder.*, h w. • .n,•p.,nlod by
Mr+. Koheo-.w riot Mr awl %4n e-.,••a,..l Mkw.
kdu,utwl.. *11 of rhedfond ,.,.1. riot In few.
Icor t'hur.d..) runt-1'rnt ., fro bow..elute
.lel f, ,each.
MI.. Holy Morro -ten 1),. ...ek en a. as.
tended .1-i1 LO IAA 5lo,hr-. lo....
Ur. A. Mrldrunt .,'al .L•wEtrte•. M,» Mane-
th) left on Tow-.lsy nit (t. to 1• lave 1.. 4'Mr4114.
land
Mr.. the+. A.oy. •'f. of the Lie 4 ha. k.
Amy, .pent 11.1 week t. -u o,g al the Mw.w eJ
Mr.. .snty, ►..el-rr,.'i. G.A. .rb. .in4 .f
Me.... '1'. ,A up •utl J J r,.1... 51. lial.rwit
tor/nobly.
Nichol -Do and Woe .riot tee
Mr. wool Mr b. N-
Iww, Mr. J. it Motor, of Noun) '.$11 so.olatell
In 10.11 andwet N,'rlay •..I M, ref., ..l►
Mr. and 51r-..4 . 4.u,ph. 11
M.w Klea,rw Hoyle. or N1 Au. u. .ler. woo
file gue.t two synth of Mr .0•.1 51., rh. rr
llulgMy. N'. 11414.1'» .•,.•.t.. 1 1.11 U•,• wreck
to take charge of a Wt...d at 5 . ,
Me \o,u,:.11 M.Aul, y ha. go.-.- 1.' 141.011 to
till .. wood l,,. -ll non. -
.d
II Tipf;ir
Salsfic.ii
Lsds
Take the advice of seasoned chaps.
They i11 tell you tilat the secret
of keeping fit and hearty is -an
occasicnal piece of -
147,TW:
ti a ;a
THE PERFECT GUM
It's the best little refreshment a soldier
can carry. The sealed package keeps it
always full -flavored, f _-� sol and clean.
The delicious mint flavors sweeten the
breath, prevent acid mouth and make
smoking doubly enjoyable.
It cleanses the teeth, aids appetite and digestion.
Write Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co., LPL.
Wrigley Bldg., Toronto, for free
copy of quaint "MOTHER GOOSE"
bock illustrated in colors.
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