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(MEAL : GODERiCA ONTARIO
WE ARE NOW OPEN ,
And are prepared so do all kinds of auto-
mobile work, but •e.pecially :
--STORAGE BATTERY REPAIRS
—VULCANIZING
--- BRAZING
O XY-ACETYLEN E WELDING
IGNITION AND CARBURE-iTOR
ADJUSTING
If we do a jab it will be done by someone mho
knows how.
EAST .STR ET GARAGE
Owned and Operated by a Practical Man
ARTHUR M. GLOVER
THE MEN'S
SHOE SITUATION
Prices have adv cod at a
rate with which q • it has
not kept pace. It I '- fir,
to -day, to buy shoes •u
know to be good. t �. n
those which are Seeming)
cheap. Every shoe you
buy here is up to before -
war standards in quality ;
our prices are based on a
honest valves.
Phone 158
Wm. Sharman
Goderich, Ontario
LOCAL TOPICS
Organiuer for United Farmers.
At the annual moetiug of the United
Farmers of Ontario, it was decided to
divide the Province Into nine districts
for the purpose of organising and
superintending the work of the organ-
izaM.o. Mr. J . N. Ker.iigban, man-
ager of the Colborne Farmers' Club,
was appointed for this district, which
cowprtses Huron, Bruce and Grsy.
Fire on Tuesday.
A tars was discovered in the store-
house of Mr. J. J. McEwen s grocery
•tore on Tuesday at uoon. It bad
caught from • heap of rubbish which
was being burned close to the building
and had already secured a good start
when noticed. The Bre department
responded promptly and soon extw-
guisbed it.
Death of Former Resident.
The death occurred at Detroit on
Saturday of Mr•. Wm. Seymour. who
before her removal with her husband
to Detroit lived for many yeas in
Ooderich. Besides her aged husband,
two sons ana three daughters survive.
the deceased wu • cousin of Mrs.
Joseph Kidd, of town. The funeral
took place at Detroit on Monday.
Buying a Car This Year ?
Model The.tre
GEO. E. KING, Proprietor \
Week of March 2�th, '17
Monday and Tuesday
flLUEB1RD PHOTO PLAY`
n — W sBrf/ the Thing" '?+P 1
Violet Mersereau ins orients Play
"BROKEN FETTERS"
A Stirring Drama of Human Sympathy
"The Girl and the Game"
Wednesday and Thursday
Introduction of the celebrated Fox pictures, the same
pictures as afe being shown from week to week in
Loew's Theatre, Toronto. The first of these
pictures to be shown in Goderich will be
"A y *AN OF SORROW,"
in which romance and tragedy combine to make a
thrilling story
Friday and Saturday
Vivian Martin in
"A MODERN THELMA"
This is another of the Fox pictures.
USUAL PRICES
'COMM•
A modem and massive production of
"East Lynne"
SOOn starring the great and only Theda Bara
The automobile season is opening,
and dealer. in can ars gelling busy.
Mr. George Johnston is conducting
the Che. rolpt agency at the old stand,
in the rear of the Bznk of Commerce.
Mr. 1'. H. Mitchell, who has been ap-
pointed as dealer for the Oray-Dort,
received a car yesterday and will be
able to dewltatttr►te iu P.rints to all
interested. Messrs. Kelly & MacEwen
ars again handling the.".tad reliable"
Ford, and also are showing the "\ic-
Lsughliu 910," • higher -paced car.
Belgian Relief,
One following acknowledgment has
been received from the Belgian Relief
headgµartere at Toronto :
•Oa behalf of the Belgian Relief
Committers 1 wish to thank you most
warmly f two ta.es of splendid
clothing ree •ved today (M arch 151b),
Everything f so acceptable, and we
shall forward t e things In our next
shipment. Will ' ou lease convey
our grateful apps• •soon to all wbo
contributed so ge rously ?' Very
truly yours, Mae. Helep M. Pepler,
C nvener Committee." \
At the Model.
Mr. King, proprietor of ter, Model
Theatre, is introducing the celebeated
William Fox picturre, whichare hang
shown regularly at Loeui'. Theatre,
Toronto. The 9rat n1 these will 1'.
1 shown Wednesday and Thursday of
next week, the title bring "A Man of
Sorrow." founded on a great stage suc-
come. he plot hinges on one of those
lnaresirng cases of mistaken identity
and the pictures show many thrilling
and romantic scenes.
"Broaen Fetters" is the title of the
Bluebird photo -play to he presented
next Monday anal Tuesday at the
Model.
Hydro for the Farms.
Mayor Mannings. wbo bp been in
communication with the Oaeari*
Hydro -electric Commission with re-
ard to having the advantages of
ydro power and light brought before
tiihlle people of the townships, has re-
ceived word that %Ir. Purcell, of the
Hydro .tali. will be bele next week.
Be will edareas meeting* a. follow*
under the auspices of tbe Farmers'
tJlnhs :
Leeburn—Wednesday night, March
m.
Benmiller—Thuredoy night, March
tiodericb torlroiblp (Orange H•�11)—
Friday night, March 30.
Shipbuilding for Ooderich.
In a letter to the town council Mr.�
John Youngson states that the Gude-
rich Drydock & Shipbuilding Co., Ltd.
(head office Toronto), has secured
rights to the land between the north
pier and the river breakwater, is in
1 poMee�ion of orders for steel ships. is
io a position financially to go ahead
with the work, and has already se-
cured a full plant of shipbuilding ma-
chinery. if the Company's plane ma-
ture we may expect to see work
started almost immediately.
This Company is not to he confused
with the National Shipbuilding Co.,
Limited, which has purchased the
Doty plant and ham a project for the
building of some steel ships f moder-
ate size at the east end of the harbor.
Students to Work on Farms.
In accordance with the (lover n-
ment's appeal for the raising of more
foodstuffs the Department of Educe -
tion is giving an opportunity to all
students going up' for Departmental
exawinetions to receive their certifi-
cates by putting in three months
work On twine or in creameries or
dairies. They must. however, pees an
examination set by the teachers of
their own school. The papers set
must he sent to Toronto, and the De-
par.wsnt is at liberty to call in the
written papery if it suspects any irreg-
dYarity. At the local Collegiate these
examinations will be held during the
next two weeks. Twenty-nine students
will try : eight boys and six girls
from the lower school, flee hope and
six girls from the middle school rod
three boys and one girl from the up-
per school.
Doings at the Harbor.
Pieparations for the opening of nal
1guUon have begun at the harbor. and
the work of flttine out has been
warted on a/I the limits that wintered
here. This work will naturally tale
seine time. as boilers must be r••r •. wt
engines overhauled and a is. u - u...
other details at tended to • • ..r a .1 e
ships are ready for their fl 1 . it .
the -moon.
This year Uantatn M. , yr
have char*. of the Ma -t •su t hi ,
Foote of Owen Pound, e , 1, ,
Garen's
Stamped Dresses
White and Tan
Sizes 1 ))rat 10 5 years, 'LSc, 35c,
30c, tlbct SSi', $L26. Newest styles
and designs.
PILLOW SLIPS, 75c, ti3c ..u4
11 00 pair. Plain hemstitched or
stamped for scalloping.
DAY SLIPS, $1.00 and 111.24
Per pair -
FINEST LIVEN TOWELS,
large size, 75c each.
Flannelette, Naiaaook and Lin-
ens by the yard.
Everything in Stempel' Goods.
Crochet and Embroidery Threads
MRS. TAPE
SINGER STORE — SQUARE
TtlivllFDAT. MA1f1WR 42 M17 S,
1
—.——jos APOco.MraIcua
Printing? 'the %icrnal
DOdd5S are the only
medicine that
a will cure Dia-
betes. Like
Bright's Dis-
ease this dis-
ease was in-
cura bl a until
Dodds Kidney Pills
cured it Lkxiors
themselves confess
that without Dodd's
Kidney Pills they are
pnweriess against Dia-
betes. Dodd's Kidney
Pills are the first medicine
that ever cured Diabetes.
I tai tat ions—box, name and
pin, a re advertised to do so,
but the medicine that dos
cure
Kidney
Pills
Diabetes
11
is Dodd's Kidney Pills.
Dodd's Kidney Pills are
fifty cents a box at all
druggists.
Mr. �
On Lb. America part of the 1 b fui
an the srarreat d side of the how 1r • e
Ing straightened. Capta'n Alex.
mow* , of Butt do, and Ovaries Munro,
of W laron.ln, wbo is chief, are al-
ready In charge
Fred Pringle. of Piston. baa arrived
to take chewer* of the engine loom of
rhe Eduroeton .
The whole of the after eerie of the
Rvaver.nn V eit work under the dine -
tion of Captain Wm 'Repeal. of Kind
sun, and Cbwf Engineer Hugh Myler,
Call us up
if there is a leak in your
house. r We- will locate
the trouble and have it
put right. That's part
of our business.
We do eavestroughing,
plumbing, tinslnithing,
etc., and we do it right.
FRE. HUNT
"THS PLVMBER"
Hamilton Street Phone 135
should not be increased.
2. That we congratulate the Prov-
incial Goveruwrnt upon introducing
• hill to superannuate te•che,s, thus
making the procession wore perman-
ent.
`I. That we take this opportunityof
expressing our gratitude to the Pro-
vincial Uovernment for enacting pro.
binitinn until 1919.
4. Chet we wish to express our ap-
prectatioe of the progressive action
taken by the Provincial d�yernmeut
in granting the tranebise t i women.
Costs More than Candy and Flowers.
It coat Henry Pfaff, • young man of
Stepheu township, a tidy little sum 10
vent his spite upon Prank King,
another young man of the same local-
ity. On a recent Sunday night., when
King}[ was calling on his lady friend.
PfaII who it appear. was a rival for
the lady's favor, came along and cut
up King's buggy top. The following
Sunday night be varied the perform-
ance by taking the nuta off the bind
wheels of King's buggy, so that when
King started to drive home the wbeelr
cave ort, luckily without any serious
consequences. Pfaff, who is • farmer's
sun of shout twenty-four years, was
taken before Mr. W. D. ganders, Jj
P., of Exeter, who cou.witted him to
tiodericb for trial, and on Tuesday of
this w:ek Judge Dickson imposed a
tine of $50 and ordered hint to pay
$•17.511 diuuages to King.
Board of Trade Council.
A well -attended meeting of the
council of the Board of Trade was
held on Monday evening in the Mene-
setung Canoe .Club.rooms. A busy
evening was spent in the discussion of
various matters relating to the ad-
vancement of the town'. commercial
and industrial interest,. Mayor %dun-
wings gave a brief repott of his trip to
Ottawa in connection with the ship-
building pi . jeet, and stated that the
members u1 the Government who
weir interviewed by the Giderich
deputation appeared to be favorably
disposed towe.rdstherequest for neces-
sary facilities at the proposed site be-
tween the ricer breakwater and the
north pier. The Mayor stated that
Mr. Hutchinson, who has recently
purchased the Doty plant. also had u
Project for building small steel ships
at the east end of the harbor. The
question of the advisability of selling
cue rails on the U. W. H. Railway was
discussed. and as the loog-prowrsed
report of the Hydro Commission on
the prospects for the Kincardine-
Goderich line has not yet wade its ap-
peatance Mayor Munninfs was asked
to urge upon the Commission that it
be submitted at an early date. It was
decided to wake a canvas- for an iu-
creased membership of tbe Board of
Trade.
Promotion tor Former Ooderich Boys.
Captain William J. and M. R. Mac -
Leen, mentioned in the following, are
both former Goderich boys, sons of
e thin \�ilham MacLean, now of
Cleveland, formerly of this town :
Captain William J. MacLean. of
Dation, who brought out the steel
steamer W. F. albite and sailed in
her last season, is to bring out the new
steel steamer Carl D. Bradley, which
is und.'C eon(truction in L. rain for the
BradieyTransportation Company aria
Iit to be launched about tbe middle of
newt month. Thee, W. li.siilao. wbo
was chief engineer on the White, will
be 2hiet engineer of the new ship.
Csptain M. K. MacLean and R. A.
Deemer*. who were on the White last
season as Mat mate and first assistant
`,engineer, are promoted to urutei and
Chief engineer of that ship, in the ap:
pp I t111ente enununced `.y Carl D
Br y, genet -al manager of the cow-
Unnem
OF CANADA
i
The Foundation
al Fortunes
—the ready cash which first
enabled the envied possessors
to grasp financial opportunity
—In the great majority of cases is found to have been a Savings
Bank Balance.
Shrewdness and good sense commend' the openli ani.
fostering of a Savings Account in the Union Bait N Coda.
Goderich Branch—F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager.
Are You Really Sincere in Your Ex-
pressions o ( Loyalty?
You may be, but don't feel equal to the
rigors of trench warfare. Well, why not
JOIN THE CANADIAN ENGINEERS
and work at your own particular trade ?
it is poiabl* your last fiaaree to flet into tbe�ame rala>otttrily
1
Bf enlisting you wilt remote hat weight
which seems to be oh your couscsence dose
days. Yon will also have the op prtunity
of seeing Europe. The change will work
wonders in you.
PS LIST ;\O\1', if not for overseas. the
for Home' Service - any-
thing rather. than be out of the game. Come
and talk it ovir at the Recruiting Rooms
(Geo. Porter's annex) . r -
SERGT. T. PRITCHARD,
Recruiting Officer.
Miss Beattie, teacher of Nile school;
bas resigned, and the trustees are ad-
vertising for a successor. -
puny.
Theme ate; mer is being bosh for
the stone t and will be feet
keel len • 1 feet beam and 32 feet
deep, with ca • city of about 11,000
tons. Her equi . ant and fittings are
to he of the must a ' roved type, and
it is ex fected she wi be ready for set -
vice .about the opening navigation. 1
Captain William J. . Lean, who;
is to ne her master, was fo number
of years on boats of the 'e' andotte
Craneportatioo Co'upany. also
brought out the steamer C' cite,
auotbe r of the modern atone carr r
-- l
of Collingwuod.
A"rivity is seen also no the Doric.
the Pellatt and the Franz.
West Huron Teachers.
The executive committ-e of the
wast Huron Teachers Asseesiation
met at Exeter on March 17th for the
purpose of making errangemeota for
the next. t -ocher.' i••)nventlnn. It WIN
decided to hold the next, convention at
Exeter, U. t fiber i I t h and 1'Lt,h. The
Education Departing,' t is being re-
quested to send \Ir..1. M Lowry, B.
A.. of Mte.tford N rwal Shoos, to a•-
si.t. it. wax also t Nought best tI have
Piof. McLaren, O A. C., Guelph. to
delver an evening lecture. An in-
t•'re•ting p (gram was arranged for.
The following resolutions were
passed :
1. That in view of the fact that
many of the porn) • in the readers are
difficult to niermirize and port y fre-
quently becomes hateful to children
when they have to memorize t•o
much. th.refore in the opinion of this
committee the amount of memory
work for the public school claaees
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRiEF.
H. $. Spotton. F. 8., LL, D., in
vector of high schools. paid hie an
nual visit to the Ooderich Collegiate
institute this week.
The reviler monthly meeting of the
Red Cross Society will 1* brio in the
jury room of the court house on Mon-
day, M itch 20tb, at 8 o'clock.
The God. rich Rebekah Lodge in
tends holding a social evening on
'Thursday, March 21) h. Euchre Aad
dancing. Biackstone's orcbestra.
The Maple Leaf Social Club will
bold a euchre and dance in Oddfellews
Hall on Tuesday evening, April loth.
A portion of the proceeds is to be
handed over to one of the patriotic
funde. Tickets — gentleman 5Oc,
lady 20^..
The Maple Leaf Social Club bed a
dance in the Club rooms on Tueaday
night. There was $ large attendance
and those 'present had a good lime.
The Clah will hold anoth• r dance next
Tuesday night, March 27 h, to which
a general invitation is extended,
Mr. David Nicholson, who for a few
months by been organist and choir-
master of MI. George's church. has re-
signed the positioh In order to engage
to a similar capacity with the Pres-
byterian church at Campbellford,
Ont. He leaves next week to take up
hie new duties.
Spri ng is
Coming•1
And you should be
getting ready for it.
We are here to do
your tailoring, and
can fit you out for
spring with garments
of quality, which
means up-to-date
style, first-class mater-
ials and expert work-
manship.
Call and see
R. • . Armstrong
MERCHANT TAILOR
Smith Nide Square, andelieh.
sonable
Footy�ear !
WHETHER yon been
buying cheap or ; h -
priced footwear, our .Slit
and Rubbers, at medjum
prices, will make it possible
for you to save money and
you'll still be able to have
footwear that cannot be beaten
for style,comfort or durablitiy.
REPAIRING
CEO. NiacVICAR
Mirth sits of tlgeare God.ricb
1•
Go to theoffice with
new Vigor -throw off
that feeling of weariness
and fatigue with
7dar
Dynamic
Tonic
For overworked men and
women, for feeble folks
of old age and for deli-
cate childret., this tonic
is recommended highly.
Read the exact form-
ula on the label.
Let it help you ` it
surely will if properly
taken, 75c 'and $1.50.
J. A. Campbell,
Phm B.
"Central Drug Store"
North Street and Square
• Goderich
THE GODERICH MARKETS.
Wheat. per bn,h . ...
t., per hn.h . ... .
ey. per bu.h
p. rbueh
Bock eat per boob.
Minor. f oily, per
Flour, pa ,t. per scat
Oran. per telt
Shorts. per to ..:
Hay. Der ton
Alfalfa
!Iraw, lone, per
Wood, per load
Dally Hatter. eerie .
Creamery Rutter ..
Potatoes, par bn hr er.
Cattle, butcher.' choice. per
Cattle, but ch.rx medlum.p r owl
Hes., Iva weight, per cwt.
Sheep percwt . .. .
Hldr.. per lb
Tallow. rendered. per 1b
Sheen Pelt, ... ........ .
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2.in to
. .. tell to
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