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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1917-6-21, Page 14. Printing THE SI(INAI, is ready to handle your Printing work, large or small, and give you a satisfactory job every time. Let us have your next order. Telephone 35 The Signal HIITY NINKIM YLR-No Ent THE STERLIMBANK ';vr♦weuw�..,rr re ltnwler!..r.w w.rrO a m p�-. wes�." SAVE, Because -- Your coin rings more cheerfully into your savings account than into somebody's cash register. IIOTICE TO CRtDITORS. NOTICE TO CRE D1 TOR&, 1W Tata NATTaa or Tel E"TATK or PHILIP MOLT. WTI or rue Tows, or Goulam u, to THE ('oLNTi Or Hilton, riajuihr, Coverer JI isea, U*cromo. Notice 1s hereby ■Ive., tursoant V. the Re - wised remotes o (Heat It; 1911. Chapter 121, tact all crddltcm and' others havlulq( Clair). espho5 the r.t•tss of the .aid Philipp Holt. who died on or about the loth day of April, A. D. 1917. .re required. on or before the 1.5 day of July, A.D. 1917, to .end by port, prep.id, sr del i e r r to the uude rvlgners rolicltor8 for t h. executor. of tb. Bald dtwar ed. 'heir I.:W.1 ton used .uruamc.. Addressor and deo nations, , tae full particular. of their clam... the slate - anent of then ■ctouut. sod the ualure of the omen sties Of arylheld by them Aon F'.lrrtaK Taste Noce r. that after .u,h Its-mentlmoed date tbo cud executor. will p*weed todt.tribute the .west. of the said dr- erseed,moug the partite entitled thereto. has - wed only to the chilies of whlcb they then have ostler, mod that the esti st will liable ur the .ail +ale ors not be tit J • part f u person nrthere) , t .. or have be 7 Ven `,! w whose clams notice shell not Aaronson resolved by them at the time of .ueh dis1rlbu Cuss. Dated at Uuderich. this 4th day Jam. .A. 1). 1917, PHOL1900T. KILIA)HAN & ((x.K 87.2t Solicitor. for .aid Kxocutor •. • 4 TENDERS WANTED. - TOWNSHIP OF COLBORNE. Tender* will be received by the undersigned onIIl Jcne :w for the bundles( of two resilient abetment* ■t the Pfrhu.ner bride* at Dermal ler. Plan, .lid .psciticallrwp can be rem, a, the clerk'. oMee. the lower or any tender trot tie, wearily accepted. R Mt;ILW AIN, (Teri. NLN, Joel 11t accepted. . EMI BOOTH AND S(x)RE CARD f RIV- 11J0(O►tl FOR DOMINION DAY. • Tender. for booth privilege. at the tgrlcul Lural Park op hondutoo 1/.y (July 21 will be re. calved by the undersigned up to $ ueloca p. mt. ou Thursday. June mob. Fera tender mu.t ,w accbmpnnled by a earls deltoid' or marked cheque to the value of 3.grri whites will be returned if prlrllege I. not .warded. Tender. for the entire refreahm.it booth priv.lege ur for one or more .leads will be re. erived. Also tender. will he received for the ,ale Of race score r•• rd. at the Agriculture/ Park, NaQund.r beessaarily accepted. nrtgmvtl L. L KNOX. tlec . Celebration Committee, Ooderlcb, JUDO 21.1917. WANTED. FOR SALE OR REIiT- WANT FD.-01HL1 O HELP WITH homework. Must be food of children. Good hope ter respeet'.ble Kurt. Apply HUX DOR BALM.-ONi -ANDA-H ALP mi. SIGNAL. mal ,I .tory frame home mien mons.. gond \TANTKD.-A LADYABBOARDEIC 1 or resew. A, gond horse. Apply to MISS DOYI.X, West street. Uodetich. tYlt G�ar�den, with ,.tuber of doe fndt trees. corner Vblelta ..d Napbr Mreets. Apply til Cao pwn.s to MRS. C. MURRAY. inn FARM F(//f. SALE -LOT 6, CON- C[91441oN 7. Colborne township, oon.l-ting of one hundred acre. of the Imo faro. land in the toe'urhtp. Oood orchard. plenty or cedar and .one other bowl. Good spring water. mom Kw. dry In mummer and never overflow. ■ winter. 0,s the fermi., a good two+tory red hoow. Barn.. +table, ..,d .he4• In drat .alaas 000dltioo. Torn -tthhtlenl. of purchWs sloes, py u THUS. ¥UKKMq ILR. No. S. o.IMlCtt-APWit FUR BALK ATA GENUINE BAB - RAIN IF TAKEN AT ONCE. A li-'tory frame dwefllog, enotwtdntr ostlers dlningtoom, kitchen, pantry. true., bedrooms. bells, toilet, electric Iigh5, hot arid cold water tap. In kitchen. pantry and bathroom, and a e rrI class. high, wetlUghted cellar with pl.a- tered wall. and cement floor ander all the h ouse There i.. full lot and the property 1e a Kood nrlghborho(si. 1 'oovsnient to V (oda.chool and the (:olldgiate Institute. Price OI,ttlt. ; aye ca.h. belanes to milt inirehaaer. ' Also new frame cottage. containing t•arler, dlnfogroow. kitchen. pantry. good cellar, and ewe 1451, or will ,.ell with one lot. Prlre 11,1.91 Zither of these propertire will pay good inter. O N If bought to rent. Here also for nab two large brick residences, trent, located have all convenience.. (bat be bought, well worth the money. bile THUS. UUNDRY. Ooderloh. CRAIGIE'S R AL ESTATE BARGAINS The following is a HaTQ/ propertea *bleb I have for sale. and on Inveat4Rtion prospective haver. will and that the priced ere put down where the properties can he purebarod to make come money ; - No. 1. Flus ted brick house fully modern, rooms, full ba.ement. corner Fart and Victoria atrert, Thi. i. one of the most desirable prop - ,Mie. In the town of Goderich. Pelee 37.04. Na 2. Fine red brick home. fully modern, with hot water heating. 7 room.. full basement. rdtoatcd west -ids Victoria street Thin Is the bee: buy In town. Price 82,100. No. 3. New red brick house. Piet built lel& elert tic lith and bath. 7 rooms, two tett with belt frees arid good garden, more available 1Yd 1f deatred..nuatod east side Huron road. Gspd bay. Pnoeta.lcet No. 4. White brick, 14story, 7 -room hou+e, hath and electric Ilghta• Uood barn. two lot. with fruit tries, .ltu.ted on the corner of Cam srwn rand Region streets. Prete 35.401). No. S. White brick 9 -room house, all modern 000venlenoe.. hot water heating. fireplace in living room and parlor, triturated on the comer of Nct.00 and (:.mbria. Pi lee 1111,600. No. e. Frame house, 11 story. . room.. two We with fres tree., situated on the west side of W idder street. Price 37(ai. No. 7. Frame houae 7 roome and bath, t wo with fruit tree., situated on Warren street. Price 11810. No. s. Block of nix of the best garden lot., in town• .itn.ted on the we.t side et Huron roil. Pricy 117(. No. 9. (me of the, choicest building tote In �L►n,.htoiled on ,the crescent. Full *lee fit. pert. NON oral other Metingt can be had on appllce- Yen .t the office. Number of hoose., to rent Furnished and Unfurnished Summer Cot- tages. Wanted to Rent. -Six houses, with all conveniences, at once. J. W. CRAIGi& Insurance end Heal Er Ufnr. between G. T. R. and C. I'. R. Ticket Odle.. Phone 24. PUBLIC NOTICE. 5 --- --- _ 4OTiCR.-OWING TO INABILITY to secure proper train service, It has been ed to cancel the proposed Twelfth of July ration In Goderich Chi. year. 0.'.(. CARTER. W. M.. L 0. L. isto, led. 0100. E Y MON Seetstery. NOTiCE.-ALL. THOSE HAVING ammo, with DR W. F. °ALLOW are ts sell stew home ase sarrangeOrwitheredy,ss t of same withered delay, ks Or - 'Noosed overseas In 11iie Geer how to have an aoeonu sleairtsasd 11116.11111 nf1 FARM BOARD WANTED.- Single lady wart. beard at recd farm hose 0u or Dear Lake Huron, front about Centile of Jnly to middle of Aug0.5. Glee full particular... to term).. wallop, etc., and *tate omit If a mecuud lily olj al•o be taken. proviied one rent la Doc.�ttd. Address H., tllgual Of,are. Roderic., WAN 1'itD.-YAM{LY WASH INitta M. WWI aew V ► Wide M hearse. ARMS WM. PRE H1[IA, ftw7lleld roa.1. A -R BUY$ WANTXD.-WE CAN GIVE box - utak eg.�GVDIIRICHuIdANUer FAC UuHtNU 00.. 1/MLTER ANTED. -A WOMAN TO CAKE care of ao old lady. A0p17 MRH. STEPHEN YATEE. St. Patrick's sheet. Ntf 11RLO WANTED. -APPLY GODE- .J RICH KNITTING 00. FOR SALE MORE POTATOES FOR SALE Two carloads arrive this week Get your order -in early. R. R. ELIOTT. 'Phone 16 r 7 Goderich Rural. Box 371, Goderich P. O. R SALE.-SRC0ND-HAND Ck?atty marriage. Apply .t SIGNAtL ur- FOR SALE. 0O -CART, iN FiRST- CLASH trend large hood, wood side.. Alm a baby. . Apply MRP- H.T. ED W A IRDS, el-tf DICTIONARY FOR RAL E. - l1 eplendld copy nt Webeter'. Interhalfonal ufoUonary lover %Aa paged Ownert= further use for .ams m. will will at a bariala, Apply at THE SIGNAL. L'OR SALE. -ROWBOAT, iN 000D r cooalUoe. Apply at SIGNAL 011100. FOR SALE. -OMR AUTO TRUCK, capacity 1f tons. Suitable for exprew. delivery or farm work. Pneumatic Urea In front. mar axle, the Rowell internal gear -dries Speed. 12 to 20 mile., per hour. One Jitney auto oar, Mooed body ; to carry eight pa.senger.. Pneumatic them an round. Both an be seen at our (eatery or drop re a pnot.aard for full particulate and prinen of either. THE PAOKT GRAIN DOOR CO.. LTD.. 16-0 Goderich. tent, CARTAGE Having enlisted with the 16151. (Huron) Battalion for active ser- vice overseas, I have made arrange- ments with Mr. Nelson Veo to carry on my cartage husiness in my absence, and I world respectfully solicit from the public generally, and from my old customers partic- ularly, a continuance of their valued patronage until such time as I can again resume my occupation. Any business entrnsted to Mr. Veo during my absence will be carefully attended to and will be thankfully appreciated by me. ALFRED H. JANE. Telephone orders to Mr. Yeo, No. 167. Have You Forgotten to pay your subscription fur The Miguel fur 1017 ? We need the uruuey, and if you NM its arrears would ask you to wake pwywent promptly. DO IT NOW GODERICH. ONTARIO, THURSDAY. JUNE 21. 1917 NEETA10R. WEST HURON BOARD OF AGIti- CULIURIL The annual meeting of the Wed quron Hoard of Agriculture will;be held is the agri- cultural Hall, Dungannon, on Wednesday. Juue 27th, at 1.30o'clock y, )...tor the eleetl000f officers and the trantuetrou of other important bu.iuer. All lutere.ted In agriculture aro requested to attend. J. A. MALLOUGH, J. W. SALKELD, President. VIce-1w.rvv++ideut. WM. BAlt. l6. Secretary. MUSIC. Tnox Churns. Teacher team). voice, E. SUNBURY, A. A. G. O., L D. C. M., Organh.t and Choirmaster oirmter of uox Churns. Teacher Alamo. voice omen. Pupils prepared for examinations. Studio - Nel.on street, Rehr door. emit of Dr. Hunter's. NORA E. HURLEY, L. L C.14. 'Teacher 111400.ud theoretioal Pupils prepared for examination,. Studio. OK 100s14s street. 03 SPECIAL, FISH AND CHICKEN DINNER SUNDAY r r n t British Exchange Hotel W. H. HAiNES, Proprietor. RUPTURE. 1S CURABLE.. Resorts Not Influenced by Age or Length rid Time Standing, Reports Expert. Rupture is not a teat or breach in the abdominal wall, ea commonly supposed, but it is a stretching or dilation cf a natural opening, pays J. Y. Egan of l'orunto, the uoted rupture appliance specialist who will visit Goderich. Bedford hotel, on Monday and Tuesday, Juue 25th and 28,h. The "Curative" art now used and approved will not only retain any case of rup- ture per•fertly, affording immediate and complete comfort, but is* intended to assist nature to close the opening in the shortest time known without an operation. This appliance baa re- ceived highest awards wherever shown, producing results without harmful injections or other aide. Mr. Egan hare teatime -mists from our own naetidn for inspection. It irterested, call ; he will he pleased to show you *awe without Iherge. 2 t Mr. Wanner W. %treater. mere( borne township's progressive young fa, niers, has puchaerd a Gray -Dort ear. Shrewd buyers recognize the good points of thissturdy car. In the county treasurer's estimates, published fart week in connection with the report of the county council proceedings, the item "Collegiate In- stitute account, $3.000," should read, "C. T. Act enforcement. 11,000." Eat Pure Ice Cream and give your children none other. Edwards' is pure. Phone 200. CANNOT UNDERSTAND COUNCIL'S ACTION. To the Editor of The Signal. URAR SIR, -I notice with regret, but not surprise, that one county council has again, for the many'th time, turned down the application for a district representative of the Depart- ment of Agriculture. I understand that it is the farmer members who voted agsinet the meas- ure. it is difficult to determine the reason why the Very men who will re- ceive the most benefit from such an appointment should be opposed to it. The opposition May be due to a failure to understand the w3rk of these .men. In view of the fact that there era so many representatives of the Depart- ment of Agriculture in Ontario who are doing good work for the farming interests, this apathy ar.d opposition towards the pleasure is decidedly in- ezculeable. •.The Ontario Government is re- spo'nsihle for the introduction 61 the district representative Into the agri- cultural life of North America. The Ides hes worked so well in Ontario that many of the Staten of the Union have adopted the idea in their "county agents." At'present there lire 1,278 men en agricultural agents throughout the United States. - Since declaring war, the Federal Govern- ment has commenced plans to in- crease thin staff td 3,000 men. In ad- dition to these, they have 478 women county agents and propose to bring this number up to 2,000. Surely, surely, these agents, the district representatives, must be of some sssietance to the community. The personal experience of thousands of Onlay io farmers is th.t the district representative of the Dep.rttuent of Agriculture is of real material assist- ance to them. Very truly. H. KEITH REVRL,.. Follow up your fight against flies acs a precaution against infantile paral- ysis. As a precaution against a poss- ihlereeurrence of Inst year's epidernie, w flght should he made against flies. it fa generally recognised that the fly is the medium through which the dieresis. Is conveyed. We carry w com- plete line of fly destroyers, such as poison fly paper, sticy fly paper, Insect powder, fly swatters. Mothers are warned attained permitting their children to eat nntof doora in flytlms or to partake of any food to wh{eb flies may have .mese. B. R. Wipfl., druggist, liod.Hch. THE. s11.1NALPK1NTINUCO., LIMITED, PvmLtser■ GODERiCU'S BIG DAY. Hall June 13. The /Society is Indebted to the following ledies for socks : Fiftieth TAomvetsasy of Confederation Ore. T. Clark, Mr.. Jas. Long, 10 metre each ; Mrs. ltd. Grigg, 6 pairs ; Mrs. J. McClure. 4 pairs ; Mrs. J. J. Mocrr. Mrs. P. 8. Hanes, 3 pairs ; Mrs. Ed. Walter., Mrs. Win. Walters, Mrs. M. Mugford, Mr's. W. Stretughan. Mrs. U. Wisher, 2 pair's each : Mrs. P. Waken., Mrs. H. Rollin, Mrs. W. Gledhill, Mrs. A. Allen. Mrs. J. Alli), Mei. C. Walters, 1 parr eitob. The following ladies did sewing : Mrs. Jas. Long, 12 sults pyjawes ; Mn. Ed. Walters, 5 suits ; Mrs. 8. Gardiner, 2 suits ; Mrs. W. Gledhill, Mn. W. Straughan, Mrs. Blake. Mrs. E. Grigg. Mn. C. Walters, 1 nsN. Mrs, Jas. Long, 12 pair. pillowslip+ Mrs. W. Long�, Mrs. C. Oke, Mrs. ICd. The gird Battery, front Queen's \Vatters, 0 plfire each. Park, London, will give the ramous Gertrude Gledhill, Irene Long. musical ride. Two borer races -fres -fur -all and 2.40 deem -for which .ub.tantisl purees are offered, will provide good sport. There will be ars exhibition of High - lend daocit.g. A grit -class piper has been engaged. A junior beeetbsll match, Victoria seboul vs. G. (2. 1., and pxwsibly an- other between Clinton and Goderich, AUBURN. will interest lovers of the good old WKI)sg. UAY, June 20. gang. The band will be out all day and in the evening will give aconcert on the Square. NOTES. Will Be Well Celebrated. Preparations are being completed for one of the biggest Dominion Day programs given in Ooderioh for some years. In the morning there will be a floral parade, with prissy for the hest dec- orated autos and bicycles; a baby show, and the usual children's games. At the Ap.ricultnral Park in the afternoon there will be a grand patriotic demonstration by the school pupil*. with choruses,drills, etc. Rev, A. L. D. Clarke, rector' of 8t. George's church. will give the address. Miss E. Durst, Mia,. L. Walter", 12 Turkish towels ; Mrs. A. Allln, 8 towels ; Mrs. W. Long, Mrs, S. Gar. diner, 0 towels ; Miss B. Mugford, 4 towels. _ The Society retained twenty-one pairs of [locks to iso sent by the mothere to their boys in ;he trenches. Mru.. WARD GLEDHILL, Secretary. Mrs, Ww. Sturdy has regsived of- ficial notice of the wounding of her IVO Frank in France. His many friend, hope for his .peedv recotery. A Goderich "nisi bow," now residing Mr. Geo. Letup received word on in Toronto, hes weirten Mr, 1.. L. Sundry evening of the death of his Knox, secretary of the comnitete, ot- daughter-in-law, Mrs. John Letup, at tering the following prisee fpr the best Hamilton. r baseball players in Goderich : For the • Miss 01m• Mutch hae arrived home hall player snaking the beet time run- from town for bee holiday.. nine the circuit 1 harem, a sweater- A conluIunity picnic will be held coitt, valued at ie. For hunting the about August 1st in aid of the Red hall and running to first bare, two Cu"' American League baseballs. Mr. Higgins. of Brucefleld, occupied u church n the pulpit, Knox tbt i o h on Nu stew. There will to 200 sin'rte in the chit- p 1 dreWe were sorry rte Iseult thst theo'n chorus at the afternoon demon- hlethodist Conference had decreed the titration. removal of Rey. W. (Amway from our All school .Mire. in procession ,Ilio e, Ht- gore to Trowbridge at the will be wdmittretd fret to the g:ounur end of this month. Mr. Conwaytn in the afternoon y Mr. A. M. Glover, of the East street been it powerful influence for good in Garage, offers a special prize of the this couGuunity and will be greatly value of $5 for 'the best decorated wiberd. bicycle pnrcha.ed from him. ' The play. "Lodger. Taken In," All soldlrta ir. uniform will he ad- given in the Foresters' Hall here on mined free to the Agricultural Park. Tuesday evening by the Belgrave Dramatic ('1uh watt witnessed by a large and appi•ecis Live gat het ing. The GARDEN PARTY --BARN DANCE. characters all took their parts its ex- cellent manner, to the delight of the audience. Mr. H. Redwood and Miss M. Fat rcw Assisted in the progratu by giving numbers between acts. 'lite proceeds, which are for Red Oros" purposes, amounted to $86. The Li+towel Banner .ay.: Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Matthews and little eon "Hill," wl,.b Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Gustier, motored Prem Auburn on Sat- urday sod wetrnrtsed Snnday afternoon, s ter "elating with his patents. fife. and Mrr. W. H. Ma. thews. Mr. Mat- thews was formerly principal of the Liatowel Business College and bed been with the Sterling Bank but ten months when his ability was recog- nized by his appointment to the man- agership at Auburn. Big Time at Dominion Day Event in the Township. r- " On the evening of Monday, idly 2nd, a garden party and barn dance will be given at the home of Mr. Jas. Reynolds (formerly the Joseph Wilson farm). oo the. Ili u rota road. The place is ideal for an alfa of this kind, con- venientto town' d coun.:y. The trig new Innis With Aeett3etr ity and has hardwood floors. There will be the I.Mt of music and every facility for Laving an unusually good time. There will be patriotic booths on the gryynds decorated in honor of the Allies and selling refreshments appro- priate to each country. Two re- nowned fortune-tellers will reveal the future. Arrangements are heing made for cars to do a jitney business to and from the grounds. The affair is under the auspices and for the benefit of the Patriotic Society of Goderich township, which has a reputation for providing excellent en- tei tainmenta. Join the party on the 2nd of July and have the tinge of your life. - COLBORNE TELEPHONE PICNIC. Annual Event To Be Held on June 30th -An Attractive Program. The Annual picnic under the aus- pices of the Coll'orne Telephone Sys- tem will he hells on Saturday, June 30, at the cedar grove above Kuntz' hill, just across the river from town. This is a charming spot, with it splen - lid campus for the bolding of game., abundance of spring water, good halt- ing facilities, etc. The place is as yet unnamed, and a prize will be given for the most popular riauteF(propn.ed' during the day. A feature of the program will he a� demonstration in first aid and resneci-' tation, to be given in the forenoon by Mr. E. V. Lawson, B. 9. A. Music will he provided, and there' will be a program of games for the little folks and athletic sports for the older ones. The committee in charge extends e. general welcome to the public to take part in the picnic, which promises to be a popular and most enjoyable event, BEN MILL EH. WentegPnA V, June 20. Mr. C. A. Vanatone has purchased a new Ford ear. Mr. ('hes. Kerr and family motored to Crediton un Saturday. Two pupils from S. A. No. 2 are writing, on their entrance exams. et Goderich Chi. week. Mr. P. A. Walters went to Hamil- ton on Tuesday as the local delegate to the annual meeting of the Cana- dian Order of Foresters. Mr. A. T. Cooper, of Clinton, preached on the Benmiller circuit on Sunday. He explained 1.be,w ork that la being done in Huron by the temperance forma and m append for money to cat ry on thte *oak on a larger scale. No pains are being spared to mak the ice cream social to be held on the parsonage lawn nett Tuesday even- ing a success. Music will be provided throughout the evening by the (Jlin- Mn orchestra and there will be ad- dressee by the netghhoring pastors. RID CROON WSORK.-The monthly meeting of the Brnmiller branch ('. It. C. 8. was held In the Temperance The Children's Aid Society desires to .eeute a tempotary home for a family of four children, aged three to seven years. whose mother recently died. The Society will he responsible for payment for maintenance. Any- one willing to undertake the care of the children, or two of them, is re- quested to communia•te with the county agent, (4. M. Elliott, Godericb. Dominion Day tN GODERICH Monday, July 2nd HORSE RACES Free-for-all Purse 3250 2.40 class Purse 81:)1) GRAND FLORAL PARADE Decorated Autos and Decorated - Bicycles. CHILDREN'S GAMES HIGHLAND DANCING AND PIPING BABY SHOW BASEBALL, GRAND PATRIOTIC DEMQNSTRATION by school children -choruses, drills, etc. ARTILLERY EXERCISES AND MUSICAL RIDE BY 63rd BATTERY Music by GODERICH BAND all day Rand Concert on the Square in the evening See bills for further particulars THE LADS IN KHAKI. Hugh Baechler, who enlisted March 19th with the 1'tdnd Battaliou at Galt, has returned home. He got to Halifax and was two day. on the boat there when he was taken off and sent home, on account of being under age. He is jure. three months past sixteen peers of age. He be a sot) of Mrs. X. Beecbler of town, Stewart Aldous and Fred Arnold, two other boys of town who enlisted in the .ante hat - talion, are now overseas, Aldous in England and Arnold in France. Mollie Sehoenbal., of Clinton, went to Eng- land with the swore battalion, Pte. David Hen returned to town on Wednesday evening. Hs went to Ragland with the 135th Battalion, but 00 account of his age war not permit- ted to go to France. However, he is well represented in the fighting forcer by his sons and can justly claim that helms done his share. He was nest at the station 011 his arrived by Mr. Ge Porter, representing the, citizens' co twitter, and Councillor W. F. (aa , representing the town council. Capt. Dan MaeKey hits received word that his eon, Donald M.MarKHy, has been promoted to a lieutenancy at the battlefront in France. , This dis- tinction, earned by service in the field, is one of which Lieut. MacKay's friends way justly be proud. • A card addressed "Young Ladies' Patriotic Society, Guderich, Ontario, Canada," Ilse been received at`, the poetofllce here and it le not kn{rwn exactly for whom) it is intended. \ It reeds : 2nd May, 111 17. Dear Unknown Friends, ---1 .w the fortunate recipient of a most accept- able box fano you, containingood socket, good candy and good short- bread. It was very good of you. From my pals aud myself accept - hearty thanks. Sincerely. 8pr. N. W. tl'hitmor•e, No. 5.1683. The Initi>,iting letter' has,been re- ceived from France. addressd to the late Mrs. E. Mitchell, of town : Tuesdey, May la, 1917. Dear Mrs. Mitchell. -1' am writing tb thank you for the pair of Pocks which i received while / was in No. 2 Uanedian general hospital and in which I found your message risking the receiver of them to kindly let you know. 1 was in hospital with ashrap- nel wound in alp right arm. it did not penetrate the bone, just a deep Heeh wound, and it is going on fairly 4W*I4. ewe I expea*do solo.a . battalion again twfore long. SW are having much better weather over here now. which we can do with. My address with my battalion its 63538 Pte. E. Salads, A Co., - Royal Fusiliers, B. E. F., France. With my hest thwnk■ for the socks, wbich are al- ways en useful for us out herr, and trusting you are in the beet of health, I remain, . Yours truly, E. SANDS. Salem SOAP. -Even an expert soap - buyer eannot tell the quality of a eloep by looking at it. With our many years of expel ience in soap -buying we do not feel competent to judge. We "play safe" and go to the roost reliable manufacturers for snap. You can rely upon eoap which we recommend. We carry an extensive stock of toilet, bath, shaving, medicinal and nursery emir., from 5 cent. a cake up. Soaps are advlancing in pricy, se buy&supply now. E. R. Wigle, druggist, Gode- rich. PERSONAL MENTION. Mls. Maida Armour 1, home from Detroit. Mise Agnes Hamilton, of Klucardine, 5. honk for the vacation. Mr.. Me iutae. of Toronto, I. the reed of Mrs. A. Aaund-tw Mr. Frank IGdwards, of I alhani, is vi.iting atthe paternal home here Mr. Joe Kelly left on Mo day for a trip up the lake. On the ,teener :11101,10‘, Mrs, Morri.,on and Mr. McKee Morriston, of Detroit. are in town for a week or two, Mies Ufaee Warnock, who ha. hcen teaching at Sault Ste, Made, i, home for the summer holidays. Mr. and Mr.. ltobert Henry and MI.. Henry. of W Indoor, have taken up residents In town for the implorer. MI.. Marguerite Hy.lop, of Genera, Ohio, 1. vlelting her 'trendy/trouts, Mr, and Mts. Mc- Creath, St Uavid'. street, Mr. and Mrs. Will Friteley, of Detroit, who came up on the Greyhound last week, ase .Lending n couple of week, in Wwn. Rev. J. F.. Ford has herrn called to Glencoe owing to the very 'orlon. Illness of his sister- . ( v 1 hiil ew Mr . fie W. J. Ford. Moor.. James A %Viten, William Mcrreeth and Martin Knight are attending the High Court meeting of the Canadian Order of Fur - esters et Hamilton till. week. Sergi. W. K. Elliott, of the Cyclist Corp*, London. wa4, in town over Sunday visiting hi. parents. Mr. and Mr.. G. M. Elliott. Thl. woo Me last visit home before starting overseas. Mr. J. E. ('oomb.. public school In.perter of Saskatoon. who came sant to attend hl. father'. funeral at Myth, wan v41Ung with friends end relative, 1n town for few day.. Stratford Heaton : Miss Marjory Aitken. of Goderich. who was vldting her bra here in the oily over the week -end• sang a solo, "No Night Shall He There" (Nevin) very acceptably at the .,rvlce in Central Methodist church on Sunday evening. Mra W, 1., Rome. of Toronto, returned home this deck after a month'. wish with her mother. Mrs. (Capt) Bogle. and other friend* at Sheppardton. She was acoompaled to 'Tor- onto M her .i.ter, Mrs. G. H. Green, who will make a two weeks vl.lt In the olty. The regular monthly tweeting of the Red Cross Society will be held in the jury roan] at the court house on Mon- day, June 26th. at 8 p.m. Frances, the little two-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Thomson, fell on Sunday while trying to climb a tree and broke her arm in two places. GOOD ROADS FOR HURON. Special Meeting of County Council Maps Out Extensive System. The county council held a special session on Tuesday to designate the roads to be included in the county roads sy.tem L. he established under the Ontario Highway Improvement Act. Mr. Geo. Hostgatth, chief en- gineer of the Provincial Departmeut of Public Highways, war present and Desisted in the work of selecting the roads to be included in the system. About KID miles of roads were desig- nated. and the plan now goes to Tor- onto to be submitted for the approval of the Outario Government. The -sy bow includes several main reries of imambesides a oonsidr e number of roods of minor rtattce, the aim being to serve all ts of the county fairly. One of e it tont roads bisects the countT from north to south ; another, the -Huron road, uns from east to west through the couptp. The Hayfield road trims Goderichr will connect at Bayfield with the road running through )3tuce- fieW to8eafurtb. From Gtederich tote Lake Shore road to the north, the reed by 'Carlow and Nile to Lucknow, lull the road through Carlow and Auburn to the eastern .part of the c ty, will give important connec- tions. For this year the work will be under the sup.rvielnn of the standing road and bridge committee. of the county metaled. Probably only ordinary re- pair and auquIteuence work will lee dune this lyear•. Mr, Donald Patter- son, the county envinrer, was ap- pointrai to superintend the work. The Provincial Government. returns to the county tweuty net cent. of any amount spent in, what may be called maintenance work on the roeda and idgrs inclu 1 in the county system.stem. 0 CO1114131 work -the et settop ot nee+ bradgee t Jg nd the making of per- manS L 49itt _the ouvernwent re- tijgne `(A dee cant. of the amount expend 1 by the county. A cot lets list of the designated roads wit given nest week. OH RCH NOTES. At the mem ng of the Epworth League of Not street Methodist church next'I'uesd evening the fifty years of Confedrt• tion will be re- viewed and an interns ' g'netting is in ptospec, . Rev. W. K. Hager will occupy the pulpit of North street Methodist church next Sunday at Loth Ile rvicr,- Theme servicer will ha the Mutt of Mr. Hager's pastorate herr. He and Mrs. Hager expect to (rave on Thntedsy next for their pow charge at Aylmer. Flower Dar -will he observed in North sweet Methodist church neat tatsutray. In Hes afwrneowat 3 o'ckrcM a owes meeting of the Sunday school will be held le the church auditorium. A special program will he rendered. Rev. 0. M. Holmes, of the Baptist church, will give an address. The menilwes of Maitland Lodge, A., F. A A.M., will attend divine service in Knox church nest Sunday ,morn- ing. The centre pews will he reserved for thrum. Rev. R. C. McDermid's theme will be: "Life in Three Dimen- sions." He will take for his subject in the evening : "In Commendation of Tuve." The annual Hower service was held at Knox church on Sunday morning. The pulpit and choir gallery were beautifully end appropriately dec- orated with Rowers and Hags, the em- blems of the United States and others of our country's allies behig notice- able. The singing was led by the children and ,lean Chapman, one of the little girls of the Hwhhath school, sang a salt sweetly. The pastor, Rev. R. C. McDermid, took as the .object of his sermon "Mio..sgen from the Flowers." About 31E children were present. 1f quality counter, use Blackst ne's delicious ice creat) in bulk or bricks for all irecasions. 'Ph me' 2111. The remitter meeting of Court (lode - rich, No. :P2, C. 0. F., will be held Tuesday evening, June 211, when the delegates from High Court will give their report. All members are re- quested to be present. Two ricks of bowlers went to Mitchell on Wednesday to compete for the Faill trophy, but failed to bring it home. The rinks were merle up ae tollows: T. McDermott, F. H. Wood,., J. L. Killoran, F. Hunt .kipl: 1'. Pritchard, Wes. McLean, C. A. Nairn, Chas. Humber (skip). MARRIES. TEBHI'TT-M.cEWAN. - At Clinton. on June 19, by Rev. J. It. Hogg Be•...e M - younger daughter of Mr. and Hoge, Duni-eta N. Mach:wan, to W111 IC. Tebbutt, of Godo. rich, El)W AKDS-AMY. -In Goderich, on Wed- 0ee►Ay. June 20, el the home of the brlde+ mother, Mr., Harriet Amy. Nast terve[, by Her. K. K. Heger. 9. A., Mi.. Id. Amy to Mr. Thomas Henry Kdward", of London. DIED. '.INFIELD. -In Gnderlrh. on Thnrsda , June Il, Annie Allis,. beloved wife of Mr. J, P. Lin field. HOWMA*-In ()nderich. on Thnrertay, June 11, Harold Huwnuu, son of Mr. and Mr., Jo., Bowman, Newgate street, aged seven month.. 8 mpathy be extended to the par- ents le their Pad bereavement. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -June 21. Pere Hones for Stele Mr* e. 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