The Signal, 1917-5-3, Page 4r%4
4 TMUa SDAY, MAY 3', 1917
THE SIGNAL - GODERICH ONTARIO
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SLIP-ON OVERCOATS
Received this week, two lines of the popular' alip-
on Overcoats for spring and fall. One made in a very
pretty grey and the other a rich brown shade. Sizes
35 to 38.
PRICE $18.00
BOYS' CLOTHING
Don't buy your boy a Suit until you have seen
our range. Our Boys' Clothing will please, for style,
fit and material. Made in all the leading styles, in-
cluding the popular pinch -back.
WALTER C.
I 1 I i
( - AGENT FOR -
'Phone 57
HAM
ght Overalls
King Edward Cale
(SOMETHING NEW.
The ...rather is now cool. People
oOsMng to town can be served
Hot Coffee, lea or Cocoa at 6c
Meals also d 36c
Hieheet pricer pull far butter and egg+.
The test barn in town for stabling.
Joseph Murray
Kingston Street GODERICH
School of Commerce
CLINTON, ONTARIO
EASTER TERM BEGINS
APRIL 1St_ 1917
You have always intended to
take a Commercial and Steno-
graphic Course. some time. Do
it now. A course here puts you
in a position to command a good
income whenever and as long as
you want it. Can you invest
your money and time is any
stock, war loan or anything else
that will promise you so great a
return ?
We Guarantee Positions
to Graduates
Write for full information.
DO IT NOW.
B. F. WARD, B.A., M. Accts.
Pier,. e. 20S Priacipal
AFTER SIX YEARS
OF SUFFERING
Woman Made Well by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Columbus,Ohio.-"I had almost given
up. I had been sick for six years with
female troubles and
nervousness. 1 had
a pain in my right
side and could not
eat anything with-
out hurting my
stomach. i could
notdrink cold water-
at
aterat all nor eat any
kind of raw fruit,
nor fresh meat not
chicken. Prom 178
pounds I went to
118 and would get so weak at times that
I fell over. i began to take Lydia E.
Plnkhsm's Vegetable Compound. and
ten days Leer I could eat and it did not
hurt 0.y 'WWII. 1 laws tai cel ti•
.,edielmo war limas 0.d I fest Him a
s.0.want% I awe weigh 127 pounds
so yea cam i••iel.akit has done for se
already My Mishima says he knovn
Tom 'medicine hes saved my life." -
Mrs. J. S. BARLOW, lot South 4th 8t,
Celamhss, OMs
Lydia 1t. PInl Mist's Vegetable Cem-
takas jsolt fim virtues of roots
sm8 lain seeded te restore health e d
strewth be the wsekemed organs of tit.
That M why Mrs. Barlow, •
eigehle fway
.ing b•
es•s•ii� ksM es t upon hawing
frig; }''flaws Vegetable ceee,.
11'
ST. AUGUSTINE,
TUESDAY, May 1.
Seeding is the prier of the day with
the tarty. -r, in thin vicinity.
Mr. Victor Johu.t .D, of Toronto
University, returned horns on Satue-
drl
W. Nixon 1e hired with the Thomp-
son Brow., of Donnybrook, for the
sum suer.
Mr. and Mrs. 13 Cellsgban, of
Whitecbureb, spent a day this week
with Mrs. Oso. Brophy.
The annual meet ng of the Women's
Institute will be held in the 8t. Aug-
ustine ball on Wednesday. May 9th, at
dusted the eervic. at ibe erase. The
funeral oar leuerlay, Apail 3hb, wale
from the old t4waeeselsd on Ilia 140 -
dap rua,.',Tucker.tnith,00w occupied by
deeeawu a sons 8awuel, and was large-
ly
argoly •cowled trotuoly by neighbors but
by old friend. hum 8eaiurth, Clinton
and Exeter. Mrs. Cu Insure leaves to
mourn her lose four eons : W illiato,
of Oratoith; 8atnuel, on the bowe-
r/teed ; Kdwlu, of Vancouver, B. O.,
and Lawrence, with the 161st Bat-
talion,
abtalion, and silt J•ugbirrd : Mr.. Oeo.
Mtrwart, of Crystal City, Man. ; M. it
Wrteuu, of Vancouver ; Mrs. Daly, of
Serforth ; Mre. H. 11 wt..°, of Ui-
boroe, and Mre. Thous*. %Verkwan
aod Mn. Wesley Harvey, of tit Miry.
Mrs. Uudwure was • woman of sterliug
character, • devoted wenlher of th.
Met.bodirt Chitryh. respected rod
loved of 1 large circle 01 frreuds and
acq,talo lances.
BLYTH.
TURSDAY, May 1.
Farmers are complaining greatly
about toe backward sprung. 8001. w
this section hallekuutpl'rt.d their erod-
ing, but res throbs is no growth you.
tbey are rather diecuurageu.
'l'ne bored of Urs publ.c library has
appointed the tullowiug utl1 . rd fit
tis. year : -*Weir t. Dr. Meriting/1st;
libleaiau, J. ntuthese • treasurer, P.
Cardium ; ..a r troy, D. ()I itt'ndrD.
Tor b,.siu ot wau,g .0.001 wow.:
it.,. T. Telford, h- v. R. J. McCor-
mick, Rev. W. B. Haweiue,\ A. 8.
1'howu, J. Mc.LLulan, J . gni , W.
.1. nom. an.uw Ma9
d J&iuruw.4*,• Tor
nuances were nil or ted to bst lu a
healthy coudittou, and it was decided
to purchase .evrcty-fire new book*.
The assedswrut toll which has been
handed to tue remind' by Ai...s.►or
Cowan shows B ytu'r population w
6&. There are 1'22 wale. b. t wain the
ages of 21 and 60,, 1►ud 137 (between the
ager of S and 21. There were bot six
deaths rod eight births duriugg the
year. The religion ot tbe pgpulrt o0
is giveu as : Presbyt.s•iaus. 270 ;
Metouduts, 240: Auglhcaas, 133 ; Hu-
man Catholics, 19 ; Lutheran, 1.
5100 Reward, 51'00.
The readers of Ws piper will be pleased to
lawn coat to re .t levet our dre.drd direu.e
e.:laow h u bee le to cure in all Its stage..,
and that is oat . Ostmrrb being sweetly in-
flurnord by owdlawtlobal condition requires
000.titutbnal treatment. Hap'. Later, b Cure
is tattoo internally and rot. Lb.ougm tar bloo.t
2.30 p. m. All members are requested on the mor: u.-urtroe,r of the system. thereby
t0 attend de-troy.rlp the foundation of the di wax. girene
KINTAIL.
FRIDAY, April 27.
PATRIOTIC WORK. -The names of
the ladies who have a.ei.ted the Kin -
tell Waimea. ln.t•itute •ieriasaiog
seeks mei miasma Ira the soldi
are agleam* :
Socks -Mrs. R. Hamilton, 7 pars ;
Mr. Kenneth McIv. r, S pairs; Mrs.
A. Cathcart, Mr-. Albert Beckett, 4
pairs each ; Mrs. W. Wiley, Mrs.
Mike Riley, Mrs. D. M. Donald, Mre.
J. D. McKenzie. 3 pairs each ; Moe
Mary H. McKenzie, WOO A. Kentt.i
Ibe..rcu
tient .ga l Ay Damning( up the con -
rut Witte an 1 .cow -Ung .al un In dols( he
wort. The prop, won. have .o such faith an
Um car aura power. of HMI's Catarrh Cee
that they offer one bund widollar., for any ores
that 1t fails to cues, brad for 11 .1 of te.tl-
montals.
Addrar.: F. J C14CNgY t CO„ Toledo,
Woo. • ata iss ail dtuegl.te, 75.:.
LUCKNOW.
TCaaDAT, May 1.
DkATH AT L.UCHAIJMH.-''be death
oecurreu Wedureday of George Mc-
Kay, son of Muidoch McKey, Loch -
slob. The late Mr. McKay bad been
iu Detroit tor the last few wuntbr,
rod wbtl« t fere has suffered from an
Mies 8 Kewpton, Hip M dry Stuart, attack of quinsy. Ve urn he arrived
, Mrs. C. Beo)'.urur, Mum F. McDonald, bolus bele a few day., before his death
Mos Lily McK.y, Mrs. Roes, Mr., be was appare. ('y in fair beak h, but
Kenn. th McLennan, Miss Jane Mc- (rout toe' dropped steadily t 11 his
Donald, Mrs. R. McDonald, Mrs. M. death. He hid hid bis tonrtle
McKenzie, Mrs. (' Matheson, 2 paint removed *owe •line ago, and it
each ; Miss M. Johnston. Miss V. !id thuugLt be contracted blood-poieon-
Mc[.augblln, Miss T. Uow.e,leve. 1'.• { fug. WUIiu eprrw tb.ougb Die sy.t •w.
Burkingham, Mull B. alb , Mies
A. Mclutyie, Mies M McIntyre. Mre.
10. Barnwell, M s. James Barkwell,
Mrs. David Hitter , Mr.. James (leant,
Mies Jennie McNain, Mn. James Mc-
Nein. Miss Ella McDonald, Mira EM.
McD..nald, hire. Rod McKenzie, Mrs.
Findlay McDonald, Mos Clara Mc-
Namara, Mir. M ibel McNamara, Miss
Et ie McNam-r., Mr. John print),
Mrs. D. R. McKenzie, MISS Annie M.: -
Donald, Mrs. Neil McDonald, Miss
Edith Taylor, Miss 14*die McDonald. 1
pair each-tffi airs.
Pyjamas---Mtw h. Pe' ('and, 4 pair.:
Mre. J. C them t, MiesSa.ab Cameron,
Nies Annie McLennan, 3 pain each ;
Mis. H. Taylor, Mies A. McDonald,
Miss B. McGregor, MOM M. Cowan,
Mies M. H. McKe.,zie, Mre. N. O. Mc-
' Kenzie, Miss Barbara Buglsss, Mess S.
Kempton, Misr .le uoie MDR u , 2 pairs
each ; Mrs. D. J. McLennan, Mr. K.
J. McKenzie, Mre R. McDonald, Mrs.
W. Johnston, Mrs. A. Beckett, Miss
Aggie Wiley, Mies Mamie Johtiet lit,
Mn. J. Jameson, Mre. 1.2, B.'tyn, 1
pair each -40 pairs.
These goods have &II pissed the
censor and the committee. in charg.
placed an ertiuuti of 8146 011 ('le en-
tire lot
1 The Kir.tsil Institute would abet
like to state they have succeeded in
raising the 811 for the Byron Sanit r -
Inn. regpi.ed by the Drpartweut of
the vat lout br inches.
PORTER'S HILL.
TUesDAy. May 1.
Nimes. -111 Charles McPhail spent
a few day. at London last week
Mrs. R. Y. (7.'x retslrned 1 on
Turgidity Irat wit r spendiu.r a week at
1lderton Mr.. N. M.•Lrod and
Edith 81... ling, of Clin' on. visited a1
Mi. 0. W. Po Irl', nn 1•lur.day lest.
. The Ladle. Aid 410111 .nr• 1 , t the
home of Mrs. George V'mite butKn on
Thursday next, May 10th A good at-
tendance is tequeeted ....Reit. F.
McL. Smith. ot Hensen. exchanged
molt -its with Rev. A. Macfarlane on
Sunday last.
KIPPEN.
TOaSDA Y. May 1.
1'h'. and Mrs. Aitken are expected
home from Port Perry this week.
Last Mondry Pro(eeaor Patterson, of
London, t crupied the Presbyterian
pulpit rod preached an able sermon.
Mess Moore. of Tbanie►ford, visited
for wome drys with her brother, Mr.
William Mot re, loot Werk. On her re-
turn she wan rocompauled aa far as
London by Mrs. Moore.
DRATH OR MRs. Cv,nmww.J(/t•t
Monday, the $Mad ult.. toe sad news
cane fTum ID.y.tal City. Men.. that
Mi.. Cndmote had died that morning
in the Mime of her son-in-law, Mr.
(Weer. s- . Mfrws rt. The remains were
(brought h0s.114r Int•rmrpt in Boild's
ceuietpr hide those rd her late hus-
band,
ue
hand, silo WWI far tw•ly known am the
••b y king" ut West, int Ontario. Mrs.
Cesiumrees In her seventy-seeend
year and bast lived In (hie vicinity
prsrticslly all her life until sr few
1. -sat agoo, when ehe and Mr. lkid-
loose mired t.' Item or. Key. Mr
Mtixwo t.'iy, pastor of Main stout
Methodl.t nitumb, Ra.•t..r, *seised by
RP.. J'.hn Hart, of H•iewileld, eosin
di rt -.1 the e.S abi in the I.. and
I Rev. A. W. Brown, or Wart.., eem-
He wok, will k,own here and iu the
surruundicg country. The funeral
was held '1 uur.day Is on) rue McKay
home near L.cbalsh. lutertoeut was
it. tee Lbchalen cemetery.
DHA MATICCLUH Si(ress.-•The Luck -
now Dramatic 01uu scored another
g reet sueceg. Thursday night iu the
pi ~tit of the drama "Anotner
Wo,it.n's Glover." nod was one of
the best playa the club bas at-ewpted
and vas greatly app retried by the
la.ge audience, the uaroegie Hall 13...
ing filled to tue doors. Between acts
the audience was treated to selections
by the Lackn.w orceestra, the Luck- 1
n•'g, iucle quartet(. and M.0. Mabelle i
Albin, while Misers A. 1:. Millon and I
mos. Watson brought the -house down
in a good vaudeville art. The pro-
ceeds, which •uiuutited to 8140.40, will
he bedded over to toe R d C.u.e lured,
lees a very small expense Lill. During
the evening, a qui t wale by Miss
Orae- Caner and donated to the Red
Oros was r flied off et leo cel. t• a
ticket, 8$1.10 being realized in this
way, Mir. Nona Woods drew the
wincing ticket.
acrd Mr.. T. tell
We ave to «w e Abet
asuucbat
Missfa•'WtlNIk attardboo is ruder the
duct pr's rarer at pewent. We bops to
bear soon of bis complete recovery.
Bt Oliver had • narrow escape one
day last week, when his team took
fright at an automob4M. He lost con-
trol of thou. Dossing around theC.P.R.
hill, one of the reins breaking and
c•uslog him to be thrown from the
wagon. The team was caught out
neat the Colborne cemetery
Mr. A. Schumacher, of Kitchener,
returned to his borne last week after
speeding a few days in the village at-
tending to business ID connection with
the Mule of the late Joh° C. Kuntz.
The sale took platy on Frtdey last and
was largely attended. Everything
was sold at • good figure. The car
sold for 8660, the lucky bidder being
Mr. John Prtrle of the 4th conoessioo
of Ashpeld.
KIN�S'tlRID(iiE. e
MuNDAY, Apiil all.
Mr. W n. McCarthy iv suffering
frnrn a had cold.
We ate pieasrd to hear Jack Me -
i ar thy 1. I-runvrl imK. 1
M1. J. P. Rysn, or God.'ich, silted
fri -vide here or Sund.y,
111 s, A•rn• M.ra is vi icing her
P eter. Mr . J. ('. Dalton.
Mrs, J. U. Balton i+ norn.' after
ing in (boder cu lir^ th•ee works,
POR ALBERT.
(hoe deed 1 r la+t area.)
t\ KDNI:MnAY. April 23
Mr. and M .. I). M act) meld. of
Goderich, cel ed ' n fr 1.11de in toe vil-
lage kat our«►.
Rrrgt. Ot.wee H.yi-n. nI the C. A.
D. C., spent the wrek•end with his
parents. Mr. and Mr.. H. Hayden.
Mr. and Mrs. W B. ft twkins and
Mr.. Wm. Obey ripen' • day with Mr.
and Mrs flowers Clark, of Colborne.
Mrs. 11. Morris and children, of
Gi,deeiob, its spending a few days
under the parental ro heir the
week.
Mrs. Hugh McGuire and children re-
turned to Lonion this weak after •
pleasant visit with her parents, Mr.
GI LLETT S
LYE
DUNGANNON.
WaDNIWDAY, May 2.
Mr. Wickens, of Sebritoeville, was
vlsitiug acquaintances here at the
week -sod.
A number from Dungannon and
vicinity attended the funeral of the
Labe Mrs. M. Lockhart last Sunday.
HURRAH FOR THa °ARDYN 1 --As the
outlook this year points to scarcity
and hardship, mid as the eventful
him has arrived to combat the im-
peoding cat•strt.phe, it behooves us
all to leave no furrow unturned, nor
seed unsown, that we may at least
await want iu our own lucid sphere.
Neglect in this respect will be nothing
abort of crime, knowing the circum-
stances.
DKATH OF AS OLD CITIZKN.-On
Sunday evening there passed away, at
the age of seventy-six years and seven
months, One Of our oldest citizens, in
Um {renew of Watson McAuley. The
deceased was a very, honorable and
unaseuwing character, retuin•t but
very kindly in disposition. He moved
to this locality some twelve or fifteen
years ago ft om Purple (trove, nese the
village of Ripley, Huron townsbip.
He occupied for some years • farm
near the village of Dungannon, which
he afterwards soli to Mr. Gillis Haines.
wbile be find hie si-ter lived a retired
lite in the village. He had beep ailing
for some year*, but later become a
great orderer. His remains were taken
for burial to Kiocardine on 'Tuesday
morning. Rev. L McKelvey conducted
the funeral service\on Monday even-
ing.
AUBURN,
Wawa:susY. May 2.
Mr. Simeon :stoles is not enjoying
the beet of health the past month.
Yr . Joseph Stalker, of Ingersoll.
attended the funeral of her sister, the
late Mrs. M. Lockhart,
Mrs. James Hickloghottogn was
called t . Michigan owing to the i11 -
Dew of her brother Daniel.
Mrs. Wm. Dobie, sr., and lir.
Dawson, jr., ara,hoth confined to t
beds with a seer re attark of la gri
Mr. Oro. D. Howatt is acting ao
mail carrier for Mr. Dawson.
On Saturday evening Mn. Hems'.
min Witmer passed t' the Great Bea
yood aft r a binge. ing illness of several
nionthe. The funeral took place on
Tuesday afternoon to %Veltileldgene-
Levy, the servicer be *R opuducl.ed by
Rev. Mr, Eratman. Sympathy is ex-
tended to the bereft husband and fam-
ily.
am-
tl FOR Tali Ron CRo88.+The play
"The Youug Village Doctor" will be
given in the Forest •Ts' Hall un FI iday
evening,'May Ilth. Proceeds in aid
of the Red Cron' fund. This i* an
event that has been eagerly awaited.
and theme should he a bumper hones.
r)
THE COLBORNE STORE Itt
Read all our Store News for this week
LACE CURTAINS AND CUJRTAIN NETS AND SCRIMS
You're just on the edge of spring house-cleaning and you may need new Window
Draperies, in Curtains and Madras Trimmings, by the yard. Art goods iu colors, dark or light
shadings, that we can show iu quantities and at the lowest prices t'i be found anywhere and the
very newest creations.
RUGS
Nineteen Rugs in the most wanted sizes, in Tapestry, Bruesektand Velvetpile, at about last
year's prices. Congoleum Mitts and Rugs in the following sizes: lzli, 1x2, 1ixli, 2s2, 2x3,
3x31 and 3x4. Nothing for the same money to wear like them.
OILCLOTHS 1, 11, 2 and 21 yards wide.
LINOLEUM four yards wide.
INLAID LINOLEUM two yards wide, the only width made.
PRINTS
Fast color Prints, best quality cloth and only 15 cents per yard. Dark and light colorings
and choice patterns.
HOSIERY
A good cotton Stocking for 25 cents, sizes 84, 9, 9i and 10, bought last year, hence the
low price, 25c. Ribbed Hose for boys and girls, at last year's price, 25c. Sizes from 5 to 10.
CREPES
More new Georgette Crepes and Crepe de Chines, in all the leading colors. Also Silk
Voiles in dres.s lengths, uo two alike, fine colorings and very new American creations. Nothing
choicer to be had.
�s23:31J. H. COLBORNE loca
Don't judge • woman by the com-
pany she is compelled to keep.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
Taylor's Corner P..triotic Snci• ty
w'll hold a sewing at the horse of Mre.
Welter Hick on Wednesday, May 9.
All members having' finished articles
will please bring them In to thle m�et-
iug. $
• PATRIOTIC No'rES.-The United
Patriotic M.tctety will have a rnee.ing
at the home of Miss A. Andrews, Bay-
field road, on Friday, May llth. Those
'baying finished garments or ' ansa
kindly bring them, as all are warted
before Tuesday. M.►, 16t't, for ship-
ping. The Society is asking far the
wcond gathering of old papery, maga-
zine., rage, ruttier. and sera •iron. 1f
those wh,r base been saving these
articles Sid it is impossible to have
mean at any of the loliowing places
Mrs. J 40. John.t in, Huron road, Mn,
1'. J. Jtihn.t .n, 3rd eonesession, and J.
W. Selkeld, has field nerd, sed would
notify any wetu'.er in tbeir neigbh.tr-
hood, they will he Called VT"
AbHFIELO.
The reviler meeting of 'he Avbfleld
8oldie,s' Aid cord,. will h. neld at the
h•une hf Mrs, McWhintiy on Tue'dsy,
May 84pp A cordi.l invitation is ex-
tended !o eve. tune to Dorms and help
with the work.
A Chance for Thou Going West-
Home,eekers' Excursions via C.P R.
Hnweeerkeli ex^ursion to Western
Canada at .ttrac',v- fares each Tues-
day until October 31.1, via Canadian
Pacific, the pioneer route W the Nest.
Particuleri from any Canadian Pacific
agent or W. B. Howard, District Parr
enger Agent, Toe onto, Ont. 2 t.
Clinton Casualties.
Clinton, April :(U. -Mrs. Thomas
Britton received the sad news yester-
day of the death of their second son,
William George, who Ives officially re-
ported as having died of wounds re-
ceived in one of the recent battles in
France. The father of the young elan
i+ serving as a eatKeant, having re-
cently gone over to En and with tib e
Kent Hatt thou, and his gibbet, bay,
Russel, is also serving at the front.
William enli.ted at Paris before he
was eighteen and was an indltstrious
young man, having completed his
trade ao a hiker.
Pte. Franklin Elwood, son of Thomas
Elwood of Gode.iob township, was re-
ported mi-sing'.inies April 10. H. was
• .sernhar of a Howell noir and was
taken to Prance in one of the drafts
from hie battalion.
At Ingersoll the bueinees men hive
agreed upon a weekly half-b..li lay on
W.dneenay doting the trimmer
.months for the purport" of gisong 10.
merehasaN and their email yees ..t op-
portunity to lake p.rr is t1. Kr,a rr
pr .duction eawpalgn.
HO DO
YOU K OW
that old more from which you are
sui oring is incurable' m-Buk
has cured thousands et of
chronic sores.
Miss Nellie Lucia of Sliver Take,
Oregon, writes: " M7 father
developed a sore on 01s face which
became very swollen and palntul.
We tried numerous remedies, and
several doctors attended him, but
the sore got no better, and tea\
doctor said the only hope of curing
ft was an operation. Father deter-
mined, however, that be would first
try 7.am-But.
Even after the -first few &pint -
Mations of this wonderful balm he
t great relief. Gradually the pain
as ended, tbe inflammation was
all drawn out, the swelling disap-
peared and the sore was goon
bailed
Zam-But is equally good for
eczema, ringworm, blood -poisoning,
bad legs, piles, burns. sealds and
cuts. All druggists and stores, or
Zam-Buk Co., Toronto. 60e. box.
1 for $1.26.
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HOLMESVILLE BOYS MAKE G000. I
There are not many places the size I
of Holmesville that can [wast of turn-
ing out so large • number of young
men who have grown into prominence
and fill responsible positions as can
this ewa11 village and its intwediete
vicinity. Let its carne Bowe of then'.
First conies Dr. %V. J. R. Holmes, I
county treasurer, whose advent Into
this sphere occurred about seventy.
six year. ago. Next comes his brother.
Thomas, now • prominent physician
Jo the United Suttee. James A. Ford
Reeve of Clinton, and James Leith -
write, Deputy Reeve of Ondertch,
were both born near here. Fred EI -
ford, Dominion poultry husbandman
at Ottawa, i• a well-known Wilmer
vi11e boy. 1 ho•yas Carrick. a Van-
o• iever p dice officer, was born here,
W. J. McRobert., a former teacher, is
head of the public .ch .01 sy.t •.0 at
.rt Anhui, with • s.lary about six
'nes as large as he got herr. Nelson
wart's*. for nenoe time teacher and
township clerk, is the torsi rrpre-en-
tattye of Gunn'e Limited, at a good
salary. Two of Mr. Andrew (:ourtice's
e ons ore in the ministry, and others
are prominent in professional life.
0. 8. ,Fisher, • former teacher. is
h•ndlin oil propoeltures in Cali-
frrnia. . H. Lobb is Reeve of the
township., Ree A. K. H.rk•, of Niag-
gar• Falls. And his wife 'nobelonged !
here. The late Rev. Robert Craig,
who before ts (teeth was hrtad of the
foreign miss deportment of the
American Pte .yterian Church, was •
teacher here fo years. This list way
not embrace all m this locality who
have gained pr uioence, ort it is,
nevertheless. • p ty creditable shoe-
ing for • village Ib less than two!
dozen homes.
Call usr'up\
if there is a leak in your
house. We will locate
the trouble and have it
put right. That's part
of our business.
t We do eavestroughing,
plumbing, tinsmithing,
etc., and we do it right.
F1 E D..H U N T
"THE PLUMBER"
Hammon Street Phone 136
Its Excellence is Within
F.O.B. Cli of atla.
Out.
Completely
Equipped
Y1.wr-de-LA's Resister
ease price
While the smartness and beauty of the outer Gray Dort is
in complete keepingith its excellence within, it is the inner
Gray Dort that you a ould know thoroughly. Here, under
the surface, is beauty another sort -the beauty of sturdi-
ness and efficiency.
All the Gray Dort's component parts are remarkable for
their unfailing dependability, simplicity, accessibility.
This kind of excellence hu opened the eye* of thousands of
motorwise men and women -and made th.itf Gray Dort
owners. It makes the Gray Dort a car that the whole family
can use and enjoy.
With all this quality, with complete equipment, with 'big -
car' refinements and conveniences, the 'Gray Dart 1* •a
moderate priced ar-- wand it is a supremely good car
THE GRAY-DORT MOTORS, LIMITED, Chatham, Oat.
T. H. MITCHELL. N. A, TAYI O.
Ostler Goderich 'Distributor, Myth