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DUN11IN 1/s. papilla.
Mew Trial Ordered is Case ever Aociisat
at aajisIi.
The case of Dunkin vs. Decker was
up before the judges in the Court of
Appeal at Toronto oa Thursday list
sod • now trial was ordered.
This oasis was tried before Judgs
Holt in the County Court to June hut.
The plriatlf, Andrew Dunkin, is •
resident of Stanley, sod the defendant,
John Doeeker, is a rennet living in
Hay towwhip . The action was the
result of a connate(' in • horse race at
Hayfield fair on the 6th of October,
1915. As the result of the collision
and fall, the plaintiff alleged. his right
shoulder was dislocated, he was
bruised and injuied on the head and
neck. and for two month* be was ill
and unable W attend to his duties.
Consequently. he claimed that be in-
curred heavy medical and other ez-
peures, lend was ppaerratuaeuUy injured,
and be claimed $500 damages. The
jury awarded hien $50 demaaggn.
The case aroused considerable in
leresl, sod so that the circumstances
may Le understood the questions sub-
mitted to the jury. with the answers
given, are here reproduced
1. Did the injury to the plaintiff
occur b rea..
*u of the negligent driv-
ing of the defendant on the Hayfield
fair ground,. oa the 6th of ()clutter,
1915?
Yes.
2. If so, in what did such negligence
consist ?
By driving off track.
3. Was the defendant et the time of
the accident in his proper position on
the track ?
Syrup of Tar
Cod Liver Oil
(Tasteless)
A certain cure for Coughs,
Colds and Bronchial Irritations.
Large bottle 35c
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3 a. If he was not in his proper posi-
tion. what caused hie to be nut of
position
111+ desire to get ahead of lir. Dunk-
in.
1. Old the defendant if not in bis
proper placr_deive his hone and cart
agautet the plaintiff's cart sod 'vei-
turn hie and thine cause the accident:'
Yes.
5. Could the defendant after Peeing
the post ahead of bin) some sixty fret
Ivy careful driving have continued on
his way on the left-hand side of the
plaintiff and passed the post without
running into it. or could he within
that di+tanceof sixty feel have .o re-
duced the sleet' of his hoe se as to have
been shle to drop in behind the plain-
tiff and get over to the eight -hand ride
ot the plaintiff ?
Peet 1. Yee.
Pert 9. No.
(1. Was the plaintiff in his proper
place on the track when the accident
happened 3
Yee.
6 a. Might the pl einlif0 by the exer-
cise of reasonable rate on his part have
avoided the coots wiener" ?
No.
7. 1f the plaintitT is entitled to dam-
ages wbst .um do yoiu Hna ttr is en-
titled to
The jury, while answering all of the
queetious in favor of the plaintiff, al-
lowed only the sum of Van damages.
'Phis .end was the money that the
plait t tT was nut of pocket in doctors'
uflfa, err. No evidence wag given on have teen kept open. rod Britain has evos� ((.clot sAepp-d to headquarters
the part of the defendant to show that I reutained in control if the seas. Tile t y
he , i ti was notentitled ' materia ti.sw h at Tormito tdr the month of `l-ptem-
i t Gen
OE sIGETAL OODERICB ONTARIO
Towel Sale
Sattrrslay, October 28th,
and ti. Week F•Ilowing
Pure linen Towels, large sop
plain hemstitched. sill gine goal
wear. Regular .1k Towels, Sale
price `ltc each or :, for 31.00.
Faucy Guest Towels. stamped,
will make beautiful Christmas
Gifts. Regular 35c and 30e values
for 2.-.r each or 5 for $(.tat
Wool Fascinator. and Scarfs and
a tees Sets of Puri it half-price.
See our Chrtstmee Noiettieit-
Apron*, hags, Tie and Towel
Racks, etc.. etc.
MRS. TAPE
SINGER STORE GODERICH
oaring for tbs wouaded sailors and for
the women and children who bays
beep lett without adeouate so
lido is l4 object of the British
$dl,n' Redd rand. A body of pat-
riotic Canadian ultimates, beaded by
Mr. W. (i. li.'.., president. of the
Meatiest limbo/ Commission. has
taken up with the Sius+h Admiralty
the ui it tar of l IN 1 Rising ..f a fund to
Ire devoted io ' he reticf u! Sjwmblcd
tailors of the 11 11 .it ii t- u ,.l met-
) .Mi Mid of .4c n.tep and
i nialldrmi of M��s wllurs who h..ve sec-
t -Bleed their ryes in the p •1 rorwauce
of their duties. His Hoye! Higbee..
the Duke of Oteinsught has cun.ented
to a.•tae pateset, whole the Right Hon.
lair K. 1. Bt,d - i u our ..t rho bunt-
s*T ixesldeMss
Intuiedta•dy atter the Jutland
halite. tie people of New Zealai.d Ne-
groids' by cable taint for the relief
fund. and Iter ('a.r of Hued& sept
$3,500 to Lott H.-rtty. The citizens
of Mustered he,e eirsady contributed
$173.0110 toward. the fund and
Manober are being organized io every
nit rhino herio the Dominion.
The inaugur..tion of the British
Sailors' Relief Fond will iiotsl confi-
dence is those it ill fighting our battles
that, of they fall, a grateful F:wpile
will rare fur those whom they leave
behind-
• REO CROSS NOTES.
Thr moolhly tweeting of the Red
Cross Society took place in the North
A VISITOR FROM MONTREAL • street roots. on October 16th, with
President Reynold. in 1 he chair. The
Mr. M. P. FeeeeH Reptrtseotsthe British p.'rsideut tiriedy expressed his appet
.nation of the hoist.( that had been
Sudors' Relief Fund. c •catered upon him, and his reedinaw
L•, lurthtsr Iia in!..rsle4s ••1 Lb. Snell'''.
(iuderarh M.
1'. a visit a few days ago. dein g s he awning y
from Mr. f'. Fennell, ot Montreal. Agee c..o.odrrrttr iiscuwtoo regard -
Food.
, hr tau -other.
i eh of t h' Holier ing the euggestious of the Huron
co u c and
ort . B itu rd of the town County War ('ontineent Association,
council wed tet the H.an1 of Trade is itwasdecided : To shop .ueplieeto
the cuuncilchalub-rarest rxplaitied the London, the cell. reed this wilituty dis-
reaeorn of bar visit, giving sr+ ti tweet- tract
in future instead ead of to Toronto :
lug address upon the Bridal navy (24 to approve of the H. 1'. W. C. A.
and mercantile w urine, enddlie con- su estaotts ; I:t t.. a•-o(vnte with tA..
,n,ut•(lone which led to the reteldieli- orbs loosi soco-ti+ in making Oode-
meut of the dudish ((olorr' Relief rich a packing •'rntrr for this district.
Fund in Canada. Mr. Fenuell'a visit provtdrd il) that the otter Ideal w-
ear not, with the idea ot rnllectitrg I pieties apprVvr tet 1 he plan, and that
moneys at the present limp for the each appoint • pen -.•r; t_) that we Hod
Fund, but to interest the people of Ewe new a'rusgement does not inner-
OoIn Ca in the movement. Mer with the psrsrnt enie'euey of tb.
In Canada, staid 111*. Frnnrll, sn do � Cir work in U aim ich.
not know Got opuec Or ate owatiinr, The shipments doling the month.
end do -not appteciVr at his to tie other thea those ineludrd o the re-
value the *Mbar who aerp, ate path- cent enotul rrp•.t1.'wrrr : our dt•ess-
ouur fors end brin¢s to dr- inert ling so NW, a .t•yohitt•. Ili pyj.ma
our 1,,. k seaborne traffic But s nee the "Iu,t•velem $4.s...i, and I: lain .r eke.
war hook. out there hao hreu an iu v.14: *INfiff. -
crraei'g Irahxwuun, . n the p+rt of the
The oils were : Sewing committee,
Canadian people, tet the dell we owe x117 :,.i ; IOP y«ra, 11:11-31) ; Britrnni•
to the bravesI of the B..t eh navy brencb. SO, Total, $IK3-
whu hive heldtjthe sew.. h 4tled aI The receipts were : Ward colleetionu,
the enemy'* Reet in the Kiel ('anal, *241.51: employee. of W. 1'. F. )1. ,
aril wide poweihlu the tgso.pott.tiue 1Ki41t,t Ma,s *mens*, f111 : Mr.. Porter,
fofrom
tmt&li Militate end uterchaudi�e Irons ,.ale 01 trthv bonne. II, r'- Total,
frau ell pec....f the r+rt h. $'5-.76.
►,ids t • the achievement+of the Tor finetittal summary, therefore,
navy. few Canadian., if any. r'rl'z-d is : ihdance from Inst merlin... !3311 :
what (trio/and.. would be made, in war receipt•, 11.2 1'7t3; rap enditono, *It 385;
time. tip in the tete outride ouatihe .end
upon lbs q tier fisli,afolk.livdig in ell
the little t,.veu+ iu the Buli.at Islet
In .p to of sui•,e and suMn^rine and
all the other d..ngers'to be 1 i -ked, tete
•Lips hare gone ahnut tbrii houine.s,
the waters hare Wen cleated of the
insttuntentto of death, the trade routes
■
balance on Nina. $413.91.
The "Irwin' committee woe author-
ized to 1/111 closer in ate. i.tl bre the cotu-
iog m.Kuth i•sotk to the salute of till;
the yours cogamittee to the valor .•t
$-+,uta, and he Rtatt Ottoman blanch to the
value et f15.
Toe Siiltfo,d branch .1 the Red
( 1 p g t titled to w con- I pet Sty we re I y mn t 't4
(Oda -table amount id dawages. Thr Ilswininn 1,d.y drpetid- la,gt.iy ups.. bet • •id host tel h , 1 e
til
only evidence fie to niJiii 'before the the.uprelii«cy ,.f the.r.av hell by our shirts. 71 pairs -oa k-. The week was
efarMIRMMIIIMMillIMIM jury was that of the IlaintiY and his 1 navy at touch lieruendoas. Post of life. done by the followoig : Mr'. Cease.
two doctor*. which rrtublished thea If the navy were not as . m: ient as mi McNeil, M.'.. Jno. Ila' kyr, Mrs. Gro.
Abe plaintiff had suffered w consider- Ire+ proved to IN, not tents would our}Fowler. `t .. �; t('n 11, Mer. Jon.
able e in airy an wee position I li Symonds. . n.
ably compel .►tion. he p tete •i a age a er.o uncertain. ill be to r - i M Herter, Mr•. Alex.
not satisfied with the dswwges
age war p•�s-ray in being able G, •hip !Cottrell.
Me .rad, Net A. Rubinson, 5f'.• !Mary
awarded, and apFp enled to the Cited our food o•ebietr and munition* to
of Appeal et Toronto. The Court (creat Hudak) and the Allies would (iliddno. Mrs. A. J. trotithnipe, Mrs,
held it was quite clear that the jury not Have existed. I N. (Haddam. NI is. W. Mcl..am Mrs.
mtsappteheuded thele duties. Vind- The Burmah fleets have policed the Jas. Adieu... Mr'. ti". BI'eet, Mrs. Jas.
ins. as they did, in favor of the plain- rens and kept them free, tout for Mcle-an, Mrs. H. W alter. )gra J. I r
tiff, they should have awarded him a Britishers alone, but 1 .r all peoples Jon"". Mrs. (iso. Church, I Jars. herb
substantial amount. alto mope, le behave and ub+rive tLe Murray. Mit. M. McM.en.ts,
The Court on an appeal of this kind law of nation. and the uiglit+ of hu-
llos, no power W fix the ^mount of „mot v. 'Thr con"trot of the ocean* io.,
Count dity! • Yoar eold in held or
j�taat�+trrh •'isappear* Your clogged nos-
`trils will open. the air peerages of your
will clear and you can breathe
ly. No more mailing. hawking,
loons discharge. dryneei or hnalarhe;
n struggling for breath at nigt,L
,Get a small Mottle of Fly's (+ream
ha from your druggist and apply a
title of this fragrant antiseptic cream
■ ;your nostrils. it tweetrilt.•s through
•
ry air passage of the bean, eio sag dant shouldpitythe coats of the sip
Id healing the swollen or inflamed eel in on vent of the action, and
uccas memhraoe; giving you instant { y
iota Head colds and catarrh yield that the coasts of the former trial
I l j d ,nutlet[ to •t an the war rte (.r wore lyre- N silt,*, g, -a, ed d W D
T 1 tffws p but tl edema- l oeln.l Mew
w
.t
d mages All that can 1e done is to our ..alms mettle the cont uuarice of
- OBITUARY.
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grant a riew trial The Ccurt mug- the British Empire -an kwpire which Michael Kel y.
wooed that, in order to .ave the ex -
.111 a t.enrfieent ntiaum tet free 114(10ne On Mendes- evening, Octolwr 9.h,
prose of • new trial, counsel for the situated in different F." t4 of the Michael K. hy, one of the old and re -
two parties agree upwnt the damages world. s sneered rr"uts of Monis towns,
to be awarded : but counted for (efen- " Idr-- --•-- ..i ---r Yhipr
dent would not agree. The Court the Move sailors who air Iwviug down
should be re -tried and that the deters- How nary have meds the sacrifice of haid.hips of the ra11v •maters. He 1
Kelly wag ,a man of *whim qualities
thereupon directed (het the action
the it hies in the noble' ane o duty. ^nit endured tummy inf the pioneer
Mike magic. .Don't stay stttffed_up and
/ti•ertat,le., -Relief is' sure.
At Nosh street Dletbodist church
next Sunday morning the tuhj.et for
discussion et the Met.'e Sunday Club,
meeting et 111 o'clock, will be "Par-
hamettt s Relation to Nation Build-
ing." At- 11 o'cli ck, Rev. W. K.
Hegrt'0 out fret will be "Judgment
Must Begin rt the House of God. -
Evening .uhjeot, •• At H in Our
Heavenly Fethet's Hamer. -
The Best Kidney Relief.
1( tote are eufftring with aslant:
kidneys-tf you have twat
other
xarations and have found them
laking, make up your mind to
.tart laking Penal:er Ruche and
Palmetto Co napu'Und at ma Thi•
• reliable preparation has been
•urcewtfel tune -and again and there
I• little doubt that 11. will give you
the same relief se It his thoxlsand.
of others who have suffered with
kidney trouble.
For your protection in Vetoing,
the exa.'t formula t• printed cm
pion label, and we can ref nm -
mend Ruchu and I'alnpetto Cern-
pound in every reeler(
It is a. d en two sem, fifty cent%
end our dollar. and we believe you
can use it with very good re*ult•.
Before taking lht' remedy,
cleanse your system with I'rnslar
Liver Saline shell will enable the
Ituchu and I'almettn to set mote
thoroughly and quickly. l'erolar
I,n-rr Reline, a anhl in two sates.
twenty five aged fifty cents. Get
thaw reit dle preparation. today
at
JAS. A. CAMPBELL, Phs.111.
Ren. lit/
CENTRAL eftt,G STORE
Corner North St and requare
Gndeeich
' Phowes
Res. 1311
should toe coati in the canoe.
%V. Prnudfua.t, K. C., for plaintiff
Charles (barrow for defendant.
The Price of NeWspapers.
UNDERWEAR!
THAT WE RECOMMEND FOR
COMFORT, WEAR AND VALUE!
The Underwear we sell has proved satisfactory. It has stood
the test, for we have been selling the same brand for years.
People who buy it once ask for it again. You can bu) it today
at prices lower by a good deal than you will for a long time to
come. Try these values. You will not better them anywhere.
At 2Sc
lad fine ribbed Underwear, .oft finish. tar:..tet
weight, well umatte, white or statural. Per 25c
gannrnt
At SOc
Lidice' ribbed Underwear of excellent quality, eat
finish, elastic weave and, splendid weight for
winter wear, white or natural. Per gar- File
treat JV
Special at 40c
Thie is a particularly good line, either vests er
drawer++, eat finish. very comfortable. PerA(��.
garment �lll.
At 75c
Extra quality Underwear for Ladies , either white
or natural shade, wool and cott-on mixed, with the
cotton brushed to make the finish soft and comfort-
able. Will not irritate. Every garment cut full
and on scientific lines. Very n,utfortahle, very
durable and very good value. Art per gar- 75e
tarot J
At $1.00
A .plrndid range of splendid value. at this pulns
lar pries. Vrod s or hewer.. white or sutural
Just a little cotton woven in with the gar -Woof to
•� keep d (nen shrinking. Per gar-
nient only
Finer Makes
Finer qualifier, in purr stool or silk and wool mix
tunoi. light and nod' weights, give splendid
ws'ar, perfect fitting. roitif.,rIa1I.• gann.'rtt.,
at ttttt.... $1.25. $1.50. $5.00 iooI $8.80
Combinations
Fine l'utohinations in heli"•• and misers' site. Iu
practically all nous standard 75
qualities. Pei garment
c t.. $3•00
Children's Underwear
Wnall \'est. for the tiny babies right up G. the
minae: Nie.. Welfave a complete ,ttw•k of V...te
and brewers for children in several qualities that
we sen atnowl y naso end. They sell at from
:711,• to float the garment according to size and
ytul it y.
Extra Good Flannelettes
Splendid qualities in Englishand Canadian Flannelettes.
Better than we will be able to show again for many a
long day. Here are two or three of them.
At 15c
Heavy English Flannelette. a soft strong cloth suitable for ane
powwow for which you can use this material. Comes in It go osi i.i
ietytf neat stripes an blurs, pinks, grey++. eta-. Fast color..Per 5c
yard.-.. ....... .. . ... .
A Special at 25c
This ia the hest value in Flannelette+ we have everookl. Extra atr.ns;.
flnu cloth. superior finish. splendid wearing quality. Impwrte.l
direct from the wills in England, 34 incltis wide., .41 per 25c
yard ...
L.amba Flannelette 20c
Thi. is a high-grade English Flannelette. splendid material for 1111-
derwear, nightwear. etc. Colors are absolutely feet and the 20c
patterns very attractive. Per yard
Blankets too
Real good Flannelette Blankets, plain grey- and white with pink
mid blue borders. Per $� .salla. $1.75 ;►n" •$2.00
Pie •r JV
Large Bath Towels. 25c
large Rath Towels. fancy stripe, heavy- weight. superior 25
quality. Splendid caluc at. each
C
A Plaid at 25c
NMI
Plaid !knew 4 LN.1 .pl.ndid
terial for children . wear„dembl.•
fold. stn ,n g Aril -cry ic,•able. 11 a 1 f
• dozen pattern.. at 'we e]�C
yard `
Ladies' Umbrellas
Special $1.15
3,a%lies' ('til relies, exceptionally
good quality s1 ICI NMI in fact.
that the factory notified u- the
other"day that they meld sot
give u+ any • at the price.
This is the 'net hit ant of our
weler. Our +pedal
$1.15
pram, only
Buy Cashmere •
Hose Now
Yon will uo1 be able to get thrill
at anything neer today '• pricer.
r..ut+t. oak+ are exhaust eel
for when we have to pay Om ad-
vance pr•i.r'th..i will have to sell
et more than hall as much again.
Today we can give you l'a.hnter+•
Bose values as good se any we
have ever sold. e'er pair. 75e.
600. apo said 380
ra
rt
01
sa
We l'pbolstcr Furniture
We Re-cover Umbrellas
We make Window Shades
to order.
1
Hodgens Bros.
Direct Importers
know that tor ihuo was teen in county 'Tipperary. Ire -limit, ettlisoPt I -
...,.. men �r the was , -, a see ,4ears ago
their lives we do tee t know ; we, do
mercantile MAI in.. have brew 1%41. and came to Canada with h,, parents
while the toll Mid by tett navy ha+ when ,t child of four years and with
been fag ,rrrat"r. The battle cff the holly Bios tank up the farm on which
shores of Jnelend rlaitird mitre than be
died. In 18th hr est married to'
6,111). to addit ion many have been Mbi.o Ht i.lgrt Tahoey and tot this union
dwbled, and it ins). +spray Ise assumed was boon a family of five children,
t.h•t the great nlaj•oity of the tartans• nattiely : Mrr, Arthur (Towyn, Morrie:
left behind them dependents who will MOM. Jelin Oliver, Mit-Wigan ; Mn.
have to look to putslic or private .aidMi: 'r
hael Healy 1 •s oase-• 1 : Patrick-,
for protection. ' Guelph, and Rta. Micht.I Healy, Mor -
Canada him contributed nothing for ri-. Hr war herft inf hi• wife sod in
the prrtertion •flooded hy the Brit soh non was alms led to Mie. Ellen Oliver,
navy, but we ran take stone portionM,ch'gan, who wits w fancily of rleveti
n( i be burden off 1 he shoulders of the
is lett to mourn his loss. All melds
Hritinh people by doing something in, at home. 1 religion the late Mr.
The increase in the price of printing
paper has become toy, serious that pule
fishers are getting together to devise
weasurer for meeting the aituatiot.
Melly have already increased their
subscription nitre and some have been
forced to suapeud publication.
We are advised. however, by the
publishers of The Family Herald and
Weekly Star of Montreal Hutt for the
Present, anyway, there will be no in-
crease in the .rice of that (aper, end
we are permitted to offer The Family
Herald and %Veekty Star along wit
The Signed for the small sum of $1.86 :
that i., one full year's subscription to
each paper.
This offer is good only until Novem-
her 30. 1916, as it may be found wove -
eery to nuke a chant. then.
Thr publishers of Die Family Herald
and Weekly Sten, notwithstanding the
enormnt• inert -gee in cost of produc-
tion. bare decided to spend mon
money than ,'ver in improving the
paper. end to give their greet army of
readers gleater value then ever.
A full year's subscription to The
Signal and The Family Herald And
Weekly ((ter wait cost only $1.lift, pro-
vided
ro
vided orders are. meceived before No-
vember 30, i1111. Mend your.ubserip-
tion to this afire.
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A Thrilling stay.
Whole villages were burned, steam-
boats blown up and rifles devastating
for the sake of thrilling realism le
"The Yellow Menace„ the new eis-
tteen-epiar.de serial now k -t, ning at the
M.,del Theatre. Rdwin Stevens,
wbn staved in the serial. is one of
America's greatest dramatic actors
nod 1e suppnrlot by • wonderfully
powerful eompsny. including AIargasst
Male and Flint Mee Malone. Tim,' first
ggMde shows how Ali Singh, • fan -
algal
algal Mongnliaa whose dream is the
epa/nMt oaf t h. earth by the yellow
rag% makes hit way into
=Toady srooes in Obina.
t!s�w$ he breath-eatebieg in IM viola
tlsJsm sold vital drama. Try M get in.
Caodernch. Ontario
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Kelly was • Roman Catholic and in
politics a Conservative. He bad the
happiness of all his family being with
him when death came, with the ex-
ception of Mrs. Oliver. Besides his
immediate family be leaves to mourn
his loss two brothers, John, of Oode-
rich, and James, of Morris, all of whoel
have the sympathy oI a wide circle of
friends in their bereavement. The
funeral took plaza. from the family
residence, lot 7, co ncessiinb 7. Morris,
on Thursday. October 1s2tb, and pro-
ceededIn to St. Michael's church, Blyth,
where service was held.
Walter Mitchell.
After w brave struggle extending
over eight months, the rest from all
earthly toils CAM. to Walter Mitchell.
eldest son of Mr. James Mitchell,
his death occurring at the family
home on Arthur street, Oodericb, on
Friday last. Early last February at
heart disorder of several years' stand-
ing took • serious turn and be was
AT MODEL THEATRE, Goderict
L. Johnston, took its flight at the
home of her sister, Mire Elliott, South
street, lioderich. Mi.. Jobnston's
illness dated from early in May last.
She came to town from Rochelle. lili-
nnis, for • visit befime going to Cali-
fornia to reside with wh r daughter,
Mn. Beattie, and
health began to fail aro it .M tacame
acutely ill about the middle of Sep-
tember. Her laugh,. rs were then
sent for and were with their mother
during bee last days on earth. Mrs.
Johnston was a daughter of the pate
Robert Elliott, r.f doderieb township.
in which township she was horn fifty-
nine years ago. . In the earl ties
she was married to the late Mr.Jobe-
otos, who pawed away over twenty
year. age, Since then. although a
great deal of her time was opera away
from (loderfob, she always liked to re -
'tiro to visit the scenes of bar girlhood.
In addition to her elauehlers-Mer. A.
B. Beattie. of Balle j. •, California,fand
Miw Florence Jobn.Go.
forced to relinquish his duties in the Colorado -'b. is .lirvived hy one .t.-
(irwnd Trunk (Mires hen. Although ter. Alm Elliott. of (inderich. The
at limes be allied, the malady Rradu- ere
; fusI took place I..st Thursday after -
ally weakened his constitution until
death ensued. Walter was bons is
Ooderich tblrty-two Aboutyears ago.
ten year* ago be joined the O. TT R
office staff ben and becamer veined
trusted employee e
Ing here for about eve years h. w i
removed :,o Toronto. to engage
in
limiter work, add be returned to
Ooderieb about two youn ago.
was • young man of starling cheskee
and eras well liked by all who
hits. knew
Tawe is much sympathy
the bereaved father and the sorvivlig
trrtther. Mr. Monotone Mirwb.11. Tb.1,
latter arrived hors from Toronto for
the tuners/. which toot place on Sun-
day altos noon to Maitland cemetery.
The services won in shams of Rau. R
U. McDermid. a yyve totb
m►t Mea H. 0. Dp 1.g. rem
Nalrn, and Mama J. fey. Themes
and Obs.- R- aswie a atndsisg to
be service at that bones.'Ileo . pall.
hearers were Mesww•. David art.
Roy W. UpartIo& W. Tait, Dr. L M.
Mabee, W. T. MRlar sed W. P. Nailed.
Mrs. W. L. Johnston.
On Tuesday of last weak the
of Mary ItIllott, widow of tree Meg_ w
noon to Maitland cemetery, Rev. J.
B. Fotberingham offlci•ting The
pallbearer* were Thomas (.ox, Jas.
McCluskey, Jas. Yuill and Samuel •
McMatb.
Those requiring a Range. Heater,
Tar Paper Nails, Paints, Coal (hl
Cans. Wagon, Sleigh, Harness
and numerous other items still in
our hardware stock, would do well
to call up M. W. Howell at No. 3
at office of the Mistier Mfg. Co.,
or at house, Na 213. who will ht
pleased to open the store at any
time and 611 your order. Every-
thing must be cleared and you can
sare money if we have what you
require
All accounts still owing to must
be settled at once.
The Hewell Hardware Co., Ld.
The Woman Who Walks
Phew* We
will find our new high -cut
walking shoes all she imag-
ined good shoes should he and
'More smart, chic and classy in
looks, comfortable as old slip-
pers and so well made they
will stand a world of wear.
Anything more ? Yes, the
price. You'll be delightfully
amazed when you learn it.
W. 5IARlMAN
Ooderich