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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 5. 1917
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OF CANADA
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SAVE, Because --
It only needs one dollar to lay the founda-
I n of your profit -reserve. Each dollar
builds it up.
FOR SALE OR 911117.
IIIc RENT.--NINE-ROOMKD HOUSK
em Keep. street, baa all modern 000-
sEalwoow oleo stable on lot. for partioularss
stfr\.zry to J. W. BALK ELL. IL R. No. 2. Gods -
Phase No. 1111V r 7 It
pi OUSE TO RKNT.-MODRRN
Slitireo Gloucester ,Terrao.. Applyto
H GRIFFIN. Gaoler. 70 -ti
1,
ARM FOR SALIL-LOT 6. CON -
or 4lON 7. Colborne township. oona/eting
Woo hundred scrap oft he best fearer land In
wns
f♦ hi Cloud orchard. rat Of
mad some other boat. Good spring wets
mover goer dry in .aomer and never overdoses
L winter. 0u the farm 1. • good two -.tory rad
brisk house. Herne. Kahle. rid sheds in arat-
dar. roi.dition. Two-thit ds of purchase mooeg
asay remain on mortgage at ave per cent. Ap.
ply to THOS. BURNS, H.R. No. S. Uodsrich.
tat -it
CRAIGIE'S REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
The following is a Bet of properties which I
have for sale. and on Investigation prospective
buyers w ill end that the price. are put dose
where the ;newels.. can be purchased to
make some money ;
No. L pine ted Itrlck bows., fully modern. 111
dome. t.11 oasemwrt. corner East and Victoria
streets. This 4 Doe of the snort desdrablerop-
erttes. In the town of Godwieh. Price sae�:t
No. " Fine red Mirk house, fully modern,
with hot water heating./ ensu., full basement,
dtsaird west side Victoria street. This 1s the
bar: buy in town. Pirko >/t.Mttt.
No.3. New red brick house. Just built 1916,
centric light and barb. 7 nem., two los with
fruit trees and good nerviest. more avallable
laud K desired. squared east side Rurou road.
Uo.d bay. Poe* etc un'
No. 4. Whits brink. I3.(ory, 7 -room house.
bath .ad electro, aorta. Good barn, two lets
with fruit trees. situated cm nisi gored of Oren -
woo and Magian rtrertm. Price $haul
Na 5. WMt� brisk froom bow, all loaderscoseverdeeesa water hesitant heslaos Ia
nal.s mom varier slt.a ed ea the oared
at Nelsen and Casabrla. Pies SM
No. 6. Frame Your, l4 dory. 6 rowed two
lobs with trait trees, alluded on the west side
of •Viddw street. Price 5710.
No. 7. Frame honed 7 room" end bath, t wo
Intoe IWth ufoit trees. situated orsWarren street.
No. It Block of dx of the beet garden lots in
mit weed on the west side of Huron road.
ria,
No. 9. the of the. choicest building lots In
:own, situated oat .the Crescent Full a1.. lot.
Price forst,
Several other listing. can be had on applica-
tion at the waft.
Nnmberef houses to rent..
Poriisd Yd Unfurnished suns ►Cele
tames.
Wanted to Rent. -Six houses, with all
conveniences, at once.
J. W. CRA101E,
ineuraoceand Real Estate.
car mew O. T R. and C. P. R. Ticket
WANTEII.
WANTKD.-000D HORSE FOR
g.Deral teamlmg,'yps about dx yy•aam,
weft 1110 pounds. NATIONAL dHIP-
111 LDI)oIO CO.. LIMITED. -
WANTED. -PROPERLY QUALI-
FIED teacher for 8. 8. No. 0. Colborne
township. Dudes to commence aret of Sep-
Webber.
epPWebbe. 1917. Apply .to C. A. ROBERTSON.
8serst.ary, R, R. No. s. Ooderiob. 71-tf
BACHIIR WANTED.-8EOOND-
CLASS professional for rohool section No.
AabaNd. Unties to ooermence September
ire. State sale and experience. Apply to
MM W. KERR, R. R. No. 7. Luoknow 71 41
WANTED. -GIRL 7'O HELP WITH
housework. Must be ford of children.
Cleed home for respectable glrL Apply BOX ,
MK 4S-tf
L'A RM BOAR WA N T R D.-
8inrgle lady to hoard at good farm
hour on near ke Huron, from abont
wild 11e o 0 dee of August. (Jive full
partleularsas to terms. location, -eta, and state
if a *.turd lady could also be taken ppr1oovlled
eine room Y occupied. Addre ut H.. ?i goal on
. oedemas.
Y8 WANTED. -WE CAN GIVE
.1)'Aomori to a number of boys at box-
Wahl OW/BRION MANUFACTURING
CO.. i. !TED.
WAN ED. -A WOMAN TO TAKE
87'EPHN T�f4T et. . Paattrlok',Asttest. lettt
0' RSWMD.C-0
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PPLYGODE-
FOR SALE
FOR SALL.-811C0N0.11AND
�C�
baby carriage. Apply at SIGNAL or•
67 -it
OR BALE. -00 -CART, IN FIRST -
CLAYS candltbs ; large hood, wood
es. Also a baby walker. apply Meet. R. T
WARDS. DS. m-tf
ICT10NAR
Y FOR SAL E.-
7pisrdld Dopy of Webster'. Intercet iovial
D1ciJOmary lover SLdw ingest Owner ha. no
further we for same and will well at a bargain. I
Apply at rif E SIO N AL.
FOR SALE. -ROWBOAT, IN GOOD
a oomdIUon. A poly at SION AL OFFICE.
OR or
At:TO TRUCK,
capacity 14 tons. Suitable for expresso
ellvery or farm work. Pneumatic tire-. in
(root, rear axle. the Russell internal geardrive.
Speed, 12 to a) miles per hour.
Ore Jitney acts car. closed body ; to carry
eight pamMager,. Pneumatic tires all round.
Both Dan be seen at our factory or drop u+ a
pontoard foe full paruculats and pricem of
either.
THE PAGET GRAIN DOOR CO.. LTD..
56-11 Goderich. Ont.
•
PUELIC RILTICE.
pus COUNCIL OP 9'HE TOWN -
1 SHIP OF COLBORNE
wnlisttb-tollowingJOIN on FRIDAY, JULY
131W 11117:
Gravelling at Beumiller Hill at t o'clock
p m.
Graveuher and gleaning ditch at Krantz Hill
at 113) o'dock P. Da
rentals bag cleaning ditch et Dunlop's
Hilttet 130 o'ciodk p m.
GORDON YOUNG, R--YtJLWAIN
Bare& Clerk.
NOTICE. -OW INO TO INABILITY
tsseen,* oc..e tido service, it ha. been
decided to eaocel t,bsyropo..d Twelfth of Jail
celebration lis Uoderick this year.
L'J. CARTER.
W. M., L O. L. No. 1&.
UEO. E. SYMONIIS,
Secretary.
NOTICE. -ALL THOSE HAVING
accounts with DR. W. F. °ALLOW are
requested to call at Ala home and •mange for
the payment of same without delay... he ex.
poets to proceed overseas in the near future
and wishes to have all a000uuta straightened
up before he leaves. 61.1 f
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THEO. E. SUNBURY. A. A. (1. 0.,
I. D. C. M., organist end ('hoirmawter of
ot Church Teacher piano, voice, organ.
Pupils prepared for ezan,inationa Studio -
Nation street, four doors east of Dr. Hunter's.
NORA E. HURLEY, L. L. U. M.
Teacher piano and theoretical work. Pupils
Prepared for examinations. Studio. St. David's
street. 57-21
CARTAGE
Having enlisted with the 161st
(Huron) Battalion for active ser-
vice overseas, I have made arrange-
ments with Mr. Nelson Veo to
carry on my cartage business in my
absence, and I would 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 entrusted to Mr.
Veo during my absence will be
carefully attended to and will be
thankfully appreciated by me.
ALFRED H. JANE.
Telephoie orders to Mr. Yeo,
No. 167.
A •
Required
gtantities of
SCRAP IRON
Terms- Cash on delivery to
The National Shipbuilding Co.,
GODERICH Limned
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DOMINION DAY SERMONS.
Rev. R. C. McDermid.
Preaching in Knox church on Sun-
day morning the pastor, Rev. R. C.
McDermid, selecGd ae the bates of his
firman on "The Jubilee of Confeder-
ation," Deuteronomy 8: 2 -•►.Thou
shalt remember all the way which the
Lord thy (sod ked then theme forty
years." He pointedout that Moses in
this valedictory regarded the Exodus
an the birth of the nation. In a pars -
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTION TO CREDITORS.
IN rag MATTE( Or THE KO -TATE Or ADAM
Nteams 1..a .Or inc TOWN or OooRMlcH,
IN THE COUNTY Or HURON, I:AaP.NTCM,
DgcxAaED.
Notice 1. hereby given, pursuant to Staltoe 1
Oeo. S. chap. L6, rec. Sri, that all persona b.ving
etairus against the estate of the late Adam
Nichol. deceased, who died on or about the
13th day of June, 1917, aro requested to rend by
p 0, prepaid, or deliver to the utalers ued so-
llcit.os for Adam Nichol, the ex& utor of the
said estate. at his oMoe, Hamilton street, (Jode-
rtcb, on or before the 21.t dry of July.1917,
their name. and nddtesaes and descrptions
mid • fun .taten.e'-t of the particulars of their
claims and the nature of the secure[ (if any)
held by them. duly certified to. and that after
the said date the executor w.il proofed to dis-
tribute the ass .
et of the deceased c .std am
the
parties entitled thereto, having regard only to
the claims of which he .hall then have notice,
and that he will not be Mable for the estate eo
distributed or any putt thereof to any person
of whose claim he shall not then have had
notice. 11. G. C.1M EKON,
Solicitor for the axecntur.
Dated this 30tb day or Jura A. D. 11117. 71-31
I NOTICE TO ORICDITORB.
IN THE KaTATcOF DuiCAN MCLEOD, LAYS Or
I inc Tows or OotxntcH, IN THR COUNTY
or HtrwoN, MIoCHANIC, DRCCAaRD.
Notelets hereby given, pnrao•nt to the eta
tuts In that be t, that all person. having any
cl,lms against i)uncan Mcleod who died on
the arch March. 1917. aro required, on or before
2.1th July. 1917. to send by poet or deliver to
the uncle signed, solicitors for Norman K. Mo -
Loud, of Clinton, Ont., administrator of the
estate of the said deceased.full particulars of
their claims ; and that after the said 'lith July.
1917. the said administrator will proceed to dis-
tribute the assets of the said deceased among
the peraoe enUtled thereto, having regard
only to the claims of which he shall then Ware
had patios. aid that the said administrator
will not be daWe for the said asset', or any part
thereof to any person of whose claim he shall
not then have received notice.
Dated 3rd July, 1917.
PRU t: Del err, K ILLORAN a; ^(JUKE.
71-3f Solicitors for the Admt� tHcni.
NO:'iCK TO ORRDITOR8.
Im 'f7O. lwravc err Jatas. W. ,140 1(111111. tint
or Inc Tow.elne. or WAWANOAR, IN inc
COUNTY Or HURON, YEOMAN, DECEAgcD.
Notice Ie hereby given. pur.uant to the
statute In that behalf, that all persons having
claims against the estate of the above-named
James W. Jackman. who died on or about the
1st day of June, 1917. are requested to end by
post or deliver to Mrs. Era Kerr and William
A. Fiolg.n. Nile P. 0., the executrix and exe-
cutor of hi. last will and testament. on or be-
fore the lath day of July. 1917, hill particulars
of their claim.. and that after the maid 16th day
of July next the sold executrix and executor
will proceed to distribute hes estate among the
person -t entitled thereto. having regard only to
the claims of which the then shall have re-
wired notice. add that they will not be liable.
for the maid estate or any part thereof to any
person of whose claim notice shall not then
have been reoelved.
Dated at Goderich, the teth day of June,
1917. R. C. RAYS.
70 -St Solicitor for the said Executors.
NOTiCII TO CREDITORS.
ite omit ESTATE OF Et•PIICM!A MACKAY,
LATE or TH9 TOWNSHIP or ANnrtEr.h, IN
THE CO V NTT Or H CRO.Y, WIDOW, DECEASED
Noire N hereby given, rnr,nant to R S. 0.
chapter 121. section 51, that all perons having
clef ms against the estate of the said Iuphemla
MacKay, deceased, who died on or about the
7th day of Aprl), 1917. are required to send or
deliver to the undersigned solicitor for Dooeld
Alexander MacDonald. executor of the said
estate of the meld dreea"ed, 011 or before the
Sieh day of July, 1917, heir Christian
and Romanies, addresses and desoriptiooa,
the bitrt eco x
out 1 M
of their calms, a mate -
went of their accounts and the nature of the
stouritlee (if any) held by them.
AND VUIITHRR TAKE Nam's: that after such
last-mentioned date said executor will pro-
ceed to distribnta the .usets of the de.
ceased among the parties entitled thereto, hav-
ing regard only to the claim, of which he shall
then have received notice- and that the
executor will not be liable for the Bald asset.,
or any part thereof- to any person or persons
of whose claims notice .hull not have been
received by him at the time of such distribu-
tion
tinted the ffind day of June. 1917.
CHARLES OARROW,
Ooderfch Ont.,
Solicitor for Donald A. MaoDonal,I, Executor,
70-31 R. It No. 6,'1uoknow, Ont.
NOTICE TO WATER TAKERS.
Payment@ for Water Rate! are
now due, and on all payments of
rate! from July bit, 1917, to Decem-
ber 31st. 1917. 10 per rent. will be
allowed if paid during this month.
Thoee in arrears were advised
some time ago and if ea -rearm are
not paid during this month steps
will he. taken to collect.
W. T. Marney, A. Straiten;
Chairman. Collector.
SPECIAL
FiSH AND CHICKEN
DINNER
SUNDAY
AT tiO.
British Escha jje Hotel
W. H. HAMER,
Proprietor.
!lel sense the oonfederation of the
Canadian proving -ea signified Canada',
awakening to national cuneciousneas.
It was recognised that political con-
ditions, artsiisY from the situation
beyond our is,tderi, and the deadlcs•k
between the governing bodies within,
wade the consunwatiou of the union
inippeeratige. Today. after fifty years,
cer'Tain important streets have accrued.
The spirit of nationh<sel within the
Empire has becoma well defined- We
have all the ate: rtfhtes of a nation -
freedom of government. healthy as-
piratione, great national twalHIFCCs,
and a strong sense of our privileges
and obligations. 91'e have developed
a certain healthy and robust tyre of
ebaracter. W4 have cultivated d the
institutions of freedom, learning and
benevolence. The speaker clotted by
pointing out the important Nervier
rendered by the Christian' church
throughout this important period of
our history.
Rev.
J. H. Osterhout:
On Sunday evening Rev. J. H. Oster-
html. the new pastor of Victoria street
Methodist th ultst chute
Y, dealt with the
Hftieth anniversary of the Dominion.
In a clear and cotei'b.t• manner he con-
trasted the Canada of 1t617 with the
1
( at ala of 1917, 17, Blowing the remark-
able growth and aehievenient of the
fifty years of eonfetleratiun. He
dwelt on the remarkable resources; of
'the Dominion and the place Canada
meet take in the fatale reeongtnlrtion
of world conditions ale the ch.s<' of the
war. Rut. said lie, material things
alone cannot make a nation great. A
nation is great only in the manhood
and womanhood it piTdueeo. Jesus
Christ in the heart and life of the in-
dividual'tneans Christ :n the town,
city. council chamber, Pitrliantent and
nation. "Righteousnei. exalteth a
nation," was Her text of the sermon
(Proverbs 14 : 31).
Rev. G. M. Holmes.
:.Taking for his text Pealiti 72: 8 -
"lie shall have dutninion also from
sea to sea and hien the river unto the
ends of the earth"-ilev, Gordon M.
Holmes preached a Dominion Day
sermon 1n the Baptist church Wit Sun-
day evening. At some length the
material proplreat ut Canada during
the past fifty yeehe was reviewed. We
have a country in natural re-
sources, nal opportunities.
and also in gconrageNnls man
-
rd and. Nreesthrrc . w evidenced
*ids terrine,
war. Tim tmat p ei se out that He
(('hrist) NhaJl have dominion from tura
It, sea, and f • the river unto the
ends of the earth ; and this Seriptwuw
was the inspiration of the naming of
the Douftniun of Canada. since thil
country does reach from sea to sea
(the Atlantic to the Pacific), and from
the river unto the ends of the earth
(the River Ht, Iawrenee-aartrl the Great
Lakes systeni to the North Peter. How
far short have we fallen from this
hope? Not in all parte of Canada are
churches to be found. The percentage
ut nominal (:Itrietiamc in -Csi tyada is not
large; and touch smaller is the per-
centage of three who are devoutly and
earnestly displaying the dominion of
Christ in their lives. Few take much
time with- Hint in secret and family
devotion. To, Many wholly neglect
the prayer services of the churches :
and even the public services of wor-
•hip on Sunday are disgracefully! THS CELEBRATION. The Lord's. Day is desecrated
Political, business, social and individ-
ual life of our Dominion is largely
corrupt. The soveswignty of Christ ie
not euihasized. A Lisa g to Christ
in confession and humble player is
urged by (1) the warnings of God's
Word, (2) the g<xllessne-s of ' the
present time, (3) the serious nature of
the present world struggle, and (4) the
sarneet request of eminent spiritual
leaders itt ('amula as well as by her
statesmen in the call recently issued
by our Governor-General.
Rev. Dr. Rutledge.
On Sunday evening Rev. Dr. Rut-
ledge, the new pastor of North street
Methodist church, delivered • Domin-
ion Day sermon, taking as his text
the words from Exodus 20 : 1.2 -"The
land which the L< rd thy God giveth
thee." He declared that the very
existence of Canada se a Dation today
was a miracle of history. Britain
held itre North American colonies
cheaply, land it was through lbs pro-
vidence of God thr+t people of Brii ish
connections today have a piece of
their own on this contnent. The na-
tion. however, was something more
Than the land; the people, too, were
the gift of God. Though there was
0
e me dieeppointment disappointmentthat the
growth
of population had not been more
rapid. the question should be, rat how
inane, hut what s rt. to a counties
have greater number thanrn Carrdabi
but
not the
Irma vitality, mentally and
worldly, as our people preemie. The
speaker paid a glowing tribute to the
pioneers who had laid the foundat'
of this country and declared that it
was the duty of Canadians of the
preeent day to continue their work of
opbuilding and to wake of Canada
the freest and the truest land beneath
the sun,
. Rev. A. L. G. Clarke.
Rev. A. L. 0. Clarke. rector of St.
George's church, preached on Sunday
from the text No TAD liveth to him-
self" (Rotnawc 14 : 7), and reviewed
the history of tete Canadian confeder-
ation movement. This moose.}*, be
pointed out, had been groiring for
many years before it actually took
shape. hut in addition to the physical
difficulties which stood In its way
there were the selfish interests of the
various Provinces and the rrluctauee
t0 resign sectional interests to the
hands of a central governing body.
Finally, however, it was found im-
possible to go on in the old way and
the union of the Provinces resulted,
with great advantage to the country.
As the events of fifty years ago
eh�wed that not lentil men aatd 41arYea
subordinated their ipalviduat imaris eo
to the common' good could progress be
made, en today Cenad:ane niuet real-
ize that"00 wan berth to hintxlf "
Any person or party that in the prrs-
rut crier shirks duly or seeks selfish
tends 1. acting a traitorous part. '•Let
us. in 1917. after fifty years of union,
1a true Canadians. remembering in
the strength of our determination
against the great enemy of freedom
the virtue of the great political cow -
:
promise of ISM. As we give thanes
j to God that after many years He
guided our state.men in their work
for union and for His many blessings
to 118 since, let us vat Him to keep um
today from reverting to old ideas of
selfishness, and to guide us to take our
full part in the Empire, for the good
of the Empite and of mankind, in the
spirit of the Apoetle's words : 'No
man berth to himself,' "
To the Citizens of Goderich.
Again we lay before you the necessities of another
stressful call, This time it is France. Brave, courageous
France is in need, alid though she makes no appeal on her
own behalf, she is brave enough to (10 so on behalf of her
wounded soldiers.
Supplies in Prance after Clearly three years of war are
almost exhausted.
Just one concrete case, though many [night be given.
In little Poietieres fifteen hospitals are trying to sup-
port their wounded on thirty-five cents,35c, a day per mean.
In peace this would be inadequate, with war prices it is piti-
able. Coal is $50.00 a ton, and food brings famine prices,
and one nurse says pathetically : "Could you send food to
our wounded ? We have 175 beds, many of the men
severely wounded coming right from the front, and we are
so poor."
The executive committee of the Canadian Red Cross
Society has received an urgent appeal from the London,
England, Committee of the Fernch Red Cross, to take part
in an Empire -wide appeal for assistance for the sick and
wounded soldiers of the French nation and also for their
prisoners of war,
This appeal has been endorsed and commended by our
own Canadian Red Cross Society and the 14th of July hay
been chosen as a fitting time for France's Day.
"Ile gives twice who gives quickly."
We confidently count on you not only to help this fnnd
by your own contributions but also to stimulate and enthuse
everyone readily reached in your district.
LRT YOUNG .4JV D OLD JOIN ICY ONR S UPREMA:
£FF'ORT FOR FRerlJVCA'S WOUNDED AND IM-
PRISONED REM -SONS.
Miss E. Millar, of the Scotch Store,will act as treasurer
and will receive contributions,
Goderich's Dominion Day Program Car-
ried Out Successfully.
In spite of wany unfavorable con-
ditions, Goderich's Dominion Day
celebration on Monday last was the
most successful for several years. The
townspeople turned out in full force
to take part in the doings, and from
outside of town people came in large
numbers to see the sights. The pro-
gram of the day was carried tnrough
without an accident, and everybody
seemed to be well pleased with the
proceeding'.,
The program opened with a parade,
which was not a large one but had
strum excellent features. The proses-
' was headed by autos containing
the members of tile Lown council and
the returned oldies. Then came the
hand, followed y the fire brigade with
its equipment then a company,
\.
mostly juvenile, o Highland costume,
with a juvenile Highland band 0t
pipers and drum* en, and tautly the
decorated care an bicycle. -a very
pietty array.
The prizes fpr d ted cars were
awarded at.n
f 10
I ws : let Mies '«
Ms f rel
Fraser ; 2nd, MINS Or Pinder; Std,
Mrs. Frank Saunders ; 1 b, J. G. Rein-
hart ; 5th. Harold Kaitt g (for decor-
ated dog and 1
wagon). .
' For decorated bicycles the prize-
winners were: 1st, Hilda allbauk ;
2ud, -Olive Craigia ; 3rd, Fern umber.
Children's Games.
The children's gaiuee on the Square,
which followed the parade, were, as
usual, keenly contested, the results be-
ing as follows ;
rums.
l's.
50 yards trace, 7 years and under
Donald IdcKry, Billy Webster, Jac
%Voods.
50 yards race, 8 years and under 10
-Roy Walters, Eg. Armstrong, Geo.
McK,,
I W yay.ards , 10 yuan and under 12
-RRHarold Mur , Jas. Ryan, Fred
obinson.
1M) yards reeve)! ears and under 14
-Hector Ward. Willie Mountain, Sid-
ney Donaldson.
Boot race. 100 yards, 12 year. and
under -Fred Robinson, John Kendall,
Donald Mcleod, '
Running broad jump, 14 years and
under -Hector Ward, Carman Arm-
strong, John Pinder.
Running high jump, 14 years and
under -Jahn tinder, Ted Johnston,
Henry Aitchison.
Vsult.ing with pole, 1(1 years and
wilder-'Pvsd Jehnst•em, Prager Newell,
Hector Ward.
Three-legged rare, 50 garde, 15 years
end under -Fraser Newell sad Cor-
n/All Armeumtg, Ted Johnston and
Martin Prime, Hector Ward and Willie
McDonald.
Bicycle race, once around Snare, 11
year. and under-Heury Aitchison,
Ernest McCreath.
(111(1,S.
54) yards race, 0 years and under -
Vera Bates, Ohs. McAllister, Evelyn
Walters.
Boot
meth aft yarie, fi • year and
under -Edith Bryant, Lydia Mingo,
Doris Chapman.
50 yards race, 10 years And under -
Verna Snellgrove, Violet (toss, Ade-
line Nevins.
Open race! 100 yards -Augusta Hun-
falvy, Avert' Mawhinney, Thelma Mc-
Allister.
1(5) yards race, 12 years and under -
Laura Jeffrey, Violet Rose, Violet
Thompson.
1(10 yards race, 14 years and under -
Catherine Hays, Mamie Smith,
Worthy Black.
Bicycle race, once around Square, 14
years end under -Gladys `Varner,.
Doris Andrews, Olive Craigie.
Boot race, 100 yards, 12 years and
under -Mary Gordon, Emily Hun-
falvy, Florence Robinson.
Three-legged race, 60 yards. 11 years
and under -Worthy Black and Norma
McDonald, Agnes McDonald and Elsie
Stancotnbe, Beatrice Arncld and
Mamie Smith.
The Prise Babies.
About twoscore bidden (we didn't
count them) were exhibited by prood
mothers, and the judge, had no easy
task in awarding the prize.. The
special prize of $5 given by Mr. W. H.
Haines, of the British Exchange hotel,
for the bast -looking haby wee awarded
to one of Mn. James Phelan'm twin
babies. The other prizes were given
as follows :
Six months to one year old -1st,
MrH. B. Churchill, Mc0aw, for her
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Hamilton etreet, Goderich.
baby Norene ; 2nd, Mrs. Malcolm Mo•
Lean. for her baby boy Billy.
Six mouths and under -1st. Mrs,
Wieland ; 241d, Mrs. Reg. Sturdy.
Afternoon Program.
In the afternoon a procession of
several bundred school children
marched from the Squats to Agricul-
tural Park, Most of the children car-
ried Hags and the array of bright and
smiling youth was A pleaaant thing to
ser. Arrived at the grounds, where
a large crowd soon gathered, the chil-
dren gave the first pat t of the pro-
gram, in the form of & eerie. of
patriotic songs rendeted under the
direction of Mia Sharman. A very
appropriate selection given by a num-
irrr of school -girls represented the
various Provinces of Canada as they
joined to make up the Dominion. Rev.
A. L. G. Clarke, rector oI St. George's,
gave an address in which he sketched
its brief f the planner it which
the confederation of Canada was
brought about and suggested some of
the lessons to be learned by Canadians
today from the events of fifty years
ago.
For the remainder of the afternoon
a'tention wan divided among hone
races, hasehell and Highland dancing.
Although the (reek, owing to the
recent heavy rains, watt not in the
hent condition, the raced were keenly
conte,ted and pioved {,rood sport. The
r..sulte were :
Fere-fur-all-
I'hillis Admiral 1C. Batarrrteettt Parkhlln..2 1 12 1
Freddrir \lac ►Roy Matson, Claade-
boyer 1 9 Y >t
Lady Grattan (Frank Reeder, Park-
niul 3 19 3
T1mu-2:G, LJL 3.21, 2.24.
2.111 else,- - .
Royal l)u.deei W. 514Lean.Uoderlch)....1 1 1
I•:vat/11RM IJt,. M. -Manz eW
.Oerich)...Y 4 l
Singer <C. turret►, Patkhfn)_ 4 4 3
Roy Urattan I1'hos. Yearley. Crediton) 1 3 3
Herney t W w. 11M;tnre, Unnganne"1. 1 5
Joe M.iThoa Corrigan, Lucknow)5 Sdr
Time -Lill, 1 041. Leel.
Dan. Marlyn brought on a notable
array of dancers, including Francis
Beechle'r, Cat.ha, in« and ('brintina
artyn, Maitland Marryn, Jean Mc-
Lean, Mai greet Sproul, Rhoda • Mc -
Nevin, Catherine Graham and Gordon
Salting, Mr. Geo. Sutherland, of Galt,
was the piper. The performances were
excellent and drew many rounds of
applause.
Baseball.
Two geniis of baseball was played.
The first, between the Collegiate In-
stitute and Victoria school, was won
by the latter, with a score of 11 to 7.
The .ec,ud genie, between the Old-
timers arida Lenin emote up of players
who are .till .apposed to be in the
baseball arena, was won by the 01d -
timers,
1'he prizes14to o3.Rereel by a "Huron Old
Ary" were won as follows : Poe blase -
running, Ted Johnston ; for bunting
the hall, Jack Doyle.
The Goderich bras,. band did good
service during, the day, and in the
ev g weighting • concert on the
Square when It . mmenced to rain.
'nes put a stop the program. and
Another Dominic. y celebration
was at an end,
5100 REWA7�.
This reward will be giv . foi,in-
ve€y
Of
the persons concerned in the . t
robbery of chickens from the Gode
rich Poultry Farni. The name of
the informant will not be divulged.
G. • M. KiDD.
Beef, iron and Wine. -An ideal
warm -weather tonic. it is a valu-
able remedy for anyone who is debit -
kettle!, but we recommend it especially
for pale, nervous worsen and children
who lack color and muscular energy.
Dr. Brown's Beef, Iron and Wine is
Made from a superior quality of
sherry wine and pare citrate of iron
with extract of beef. It eu plies iron
for the blood, fibrin(' a albumen
for the nerves and muscles and it is a
harmless stimulant to aid digestion.
Large tattle for a dollar. Sold by
E. R. Wigle, druggist, (loderieb.
formation leading to the d'
and the successful prosecutio
Lady touribt�Is it true that you
sailors have a girl in every port ? -
Sailor --i would hardl.,-say. that.
There are several places we don't
touch on our cruise -but we stop at
Goderich to get our clothes from Prid-
ham the Tailor.
if quality counts, use Blackstone's
delirious ie,' cream in bulk or bricks
for all °eras' 'Phone240.
Morningstar's gardens open after-
noon and evening. Ice cream, confec.
tions and cut Bowen, plants and
bulbs.
Eat Pura Ice Cream
and give your children none other.
Edwards is pure. Phone 200,
BORN.
DEP11UDRY.-0 n Thursday, Jess SN, to Mr.
and dire. Leon 1'. IlePeudry. a daughter
(.011 borne.
DIEO.
DRPEUDRY.-0n Friday. June 20, Nettle
Elisabeth 11e11. beloved wife M Leon V. Do.
Pendry, aged 29 years and 9 months.
NiCHOiBON.-At Toledo, Ohio. on Tuesday.
July 3. Frances Mary OoodimnRg wife of Dr.
M. Nloholson, formerly of ooderleb.
NEW '+ADVERTISEMENTS --July 6.
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Nouns to Water Taken -Water and Light
Commendon. 1
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