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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1917-8-23, Page 4GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM 11) 410.‘.0 A TailIt$DAY, AUGUST 23, 1917 THE SIGNAL - GODERICH, ONTARIO ++++++114++++++++144-4444.6 Sale of Men's Hosiery On sale Saturday, August 25th, men's Silk Lisle Hosiery, in black and tans, sizes 10, 10 1-2 and 11. Regular 35c, Saturday 25c FINAL CLEARING OF STRAW HATS $1.00 Any Straw Hat in store, regular $2.00 and $2.50, for $ 1 .00 4 Walter C. Pridham PHONE 57 20th Century Clothing 4.44.4.4.4-144.4.4.44++ ship. le visiting this week around Tay- lorm'siseCoTrehiee r1;ua Loithweite l• visiting her uncle, Mr. Edward \Valises* sit !Stratford IMiss Ils. Moore, of Mitchell. Is visit- ing her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Jobnston. . Miss Mee Rogerbon. of Toronto, is visiting Mimi Mary Davidson, of the Bayfield road. Mr. Howard tit iirdy delivered a fine heavy horse to Mr. Wright, of Sum- merhill, last week. Miss hilla Rogerson end Miss Beth Boyd, of Toronto, visited Mws Mar- garet Yuill last week. Large numbero from this township attended the getrciel party at Seltford Height. last Wedneedity. The farmers of this township are harvesting this week the most boun- tiful crop for many year.. Rev. J. E. Ford, of Goderich, arm - ducted the service at Union church last Sunday and delivered an excellent eel'U,1011. The Taylor's Corner Patriotic Socie- ty will hold • sewing meeting on Wednesday, August 29cb, at the home lof Km. War. Patton. , Miss Violet Loithweite ha.. returned I from Toronto. wbere .be spent two 1 weeks at the milliner.", openings. She Igoe. next week to Mitchell to take I cherge of the millinery department of a tore there. Misses Jena Hudie, Nina Driver and Maud Thompson left tbis week for Toronto on • inonth's visit to the home of Mr.,. /3 -.110012 Willinge. They will also vIsit Niagara, Hamilton and, btber points. Mr. Les. Cox, of the 7th concession, had hard luck last week wheu • three- year-old filly got tangled up in a barb - wire (enc. and was cut up pretty badly. ,Blood -poisoning set in and toe animal died after a day or two. AN INTIRESTINCI TRIP. -Tbrough the courtesy of Mr. George Leith - waits. tbe 'iathers of the township" had a pleasant trip on Monday, going by motor car through the southern part of the county to Greind Bend. The perty included Ez-fteeve C. W. tiLYTH. TtotaDAT, Aug. 21. CROP% AE G000, -The ferment) are now busy cutting their bsrley and oat and they hove the gratifying ro t of one of the beet yields they vs syer bad. The roots *leo are looking IL but they are in need of rain THE Vae'r .117DOESHie.- Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Oltnee, Of Wingham, were visiting Iqattlyth on Monday. We understand >TIolmes' purpose here ware to get t goodwill of the leadiug Couservativ for the promo- tion of his application rqr the vacant judgeship in Hurou cows New Doc -Tom -Mrs. (D.) Allison was here this week and diiposed of the aoctor's residence to Dr. Guest, of Loudon, who will take. possession 8ep- Umber 1st. This practice has been closed since the spring, when Dr. Allison enlisted for overseas work. The new doctor is e young man and should eventually build up • good practice PERSONAL AND OltNERAL.-Both the C. P. R end G.T.R. stations have been treated to • coat of paint, which has improved their appearance won- derfully, and not before it was needed, especially the Grand Trunk, as it is ome years since they brightened it up before The Blytb btnd on Sun- - day evening treated a large gathering Of the citizens to an open-air eoncert . which was highly appreciated. The band has some splendid selections. It %has an engagement to play at a learn social at Brussels on 'Thursday even- ing . Mr. .1. G. &Luigi'. who recent - y bold his residence, is uow getting dy move into a house he boo ed. We are glad that be does not to leave our midst Mies pefford is spending e few days mother here, before leaving ioery openings at Toronto. rence Uttley, of Kit - with frienda over tbe e re tote UMW' with he for the in Mr. chener, visi weekosod re. Vt ea. Wiaiker and family. of Goder spent the wrote - end with her run er, Mrs. A. W. Moran Mrs. Joh Ross and chil- dren, of Elmonton. AIbrt., are visit • Ing relatives in these pa ts Judge Jackson, witb his *cm Jim, who hod been visiting with his father at Eg- noondville, returned here on Monday to spend the rest of his holidays Is -- fore returning to Isis duties as judge at Lethbridge. Alberta....Miss Gray, of Acton, is visiting with relatives here Mr. Alf. Toone left on Thursday for London, where he ex- pects to get a ',coition on the street railway Mr. John Pett., of Niag- are Falls, *peat a few days of this week with his faintly here Dr. fditne war on • business trip to Lon- don on Friday Ur. 0. H. Beese is baying • brick smokestack built at the dour mills, as he thinks it will be cheaper than buying iron st ticks every few years Mrs. 0. K. McTaggart and children, who have been holiday- ing at Clinton for the past week. have returned home Mr. El. A. Thom- as, who receotly purchased a residence from Mr. J. Coombs, is getting ready to move into it and Mr. Binder. who occupied the house, is moving into the house he putchased Quite a taking ip the lawn social on Mr. tVilliams, Es -Reeve Samuel Sturdy. nuniber from town are figuring on Ex -Warden John Cox and Ex -Warden Tbos. Gosman'o lawn on Friday even- JConnolly, with Mr. Laithweite. ing. One of the satractioos will be a as. baseball motels between the ladies' It was a most interesting time of the o year for suds a trip, and particular teams of Herlcok and McGowan's. The last time) farm conditions. The "fathers" these teams played th attention was paid to the crops and former team were the victorthis s, oo is ! L. thought they had left good crops be - will likely be • bot game Mr. the hind them at house, but found in the 0. Charleswortb, who has been horse businese in Kincardine, has sold southern townshipthe finest fields of a out his busineas there and is stay.Og wheat aod barley they bad ever seen. at present, but he expects to A very enjoyable day was spent. con - in town cluding with • dinner at the nome of purchase a hardware business§ a000 In 1 Mr . and Mro. C. W. Williams, at souse town in this locality Mr. Holmesville, where Reeve Lobb joined Archie Bell motored to Ripley on Suo- the pat ty. day and returned with his family, who have been holidaying there Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Gidley and Mr. and Mrs. II. tlidley spent 8unday at Grand Bend ....Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Moore are spending a few days with their daughter at Barrie ....Mrs George Cowan and daughter, Grace E.. ere at Port Colborne this week, attending the tuner 41 of the former's Mame. Miss Ruth Augustine. HARVEST HELP EXCURSIONS. $12 TO WINNIPEG August 21.4 and 30th, from Stations Lyn, Ont., and West to Toronto, inclusive. Aneroid Zird and 30th. from Stadion* Toronto and West in Ontario. For particulars as to tickets West of Winnipeg, etc., apply to any Grand Trunk Ticket Ageat. P. P. LAWRENCE & SONS Town Agents Phone 8 There le more catarrh In this section of the casuutry than all other diseases put together. and for 'eonit f.1411 *unposed to be incurable. Doctors prescribed local remedies., and by con• stantly falling to cure with local treauneut, pronounced it incurable.- Catarrh l a local. di -ease. greatly intioenoed by oOne Rational oonditions.and therefore reqoii as 000s tu tion al treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure. man factored by F. J. Cheney It Co., toted • Ohio. 4. a coo- etitutional remedy is taken internally nod acw through the blood ot" the mucous ser- f/seem of La..y.tem. Oue hundred dollars is offered tor any case that Holt'. Catarrh Onfill fails to cure. Send for circulars and testi- moniala. F . J. CHENEY & 00.. Toledo. O. Sold by druginets.73c. Hit. Family Pill+ for constipation. PORT ALBERT. WEDNESDAY, Aug. ILL Mr. and Mrs. iodise. Tigert and son Aithur, of Hanoilton, are visiting Mr. Trireit'a sister, Mrs. W. B. Hawkins. Pte. Wallace Cunningham. of Camp Borden, spent the week -end with his parents, Mr. aud Mrs. Nathaniel Con- ninghsen. Mrs. J. F. Andrew. of Lucknow, and Mrs. W. H. Reid, of Dungannon, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. T. Dickson. Mrs. 'Wm. Birnie, of Ooderich, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Murray, of Detroit, and Mrs. Allan and babe. of Ol •derich, spent a day Metweek with Mr. and Mrs. Thames Gouley. . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turvey and family and Mr. William W bodrow, and son Howard, of Morris township, I motored to Port Albert and spent the week -end with their relatives, Mr. and Mr-. Robert Hoy. 1 BENMILLER. TUESDAY, Aug. 21. Mr. Wm. Long has purchased Mr. Hugb Hill'e threshing outfit. Miss Gladys Eleackc. of Toronto, is visiting with Mr. &Ott Mrs. C. A. Van - .400e. Miss Reta Young, of Nile. spent the week -end at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Long. Mr. Ray Moore, of the Sterling Bank staff at Courtright, is home for two weeks' vacation. The greater part of the grain in this vicinity iernow cut rand Witch ot it is in the barn,. Threshing will corn- imence at the beginning of next week. Mr. Chas. Percival, of Buff do. is , visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Ginn. Charlie is employed so • mechanic in a fectory making parts :fo r aeroplanes. Rev. P. 8. Banes is in the villege agiain after two weeks' holidaying at Crediton and Grand Bend. Mr. Banes did not return with bins on account of the serious illness of her mother. liW READ DIRECTIONS ',. CAREFULLY AND 411•-•'" „„ FOLLOW THEM • ' - "-; EXACTLY/ ___.\\ Far more effective than Sticky Fly Cotchers. Clean to handle. Sold by Druggists and Grocers everywhere. are good and the grain is exceptionally well filled, oats and barley especially being somewhat better than the &vet - age. The root crop is suffering for want of rain, but corn 11041w1. to be bolding ita own. PORTER'S HILL. TUESDAY, Aug. 21. NoTee. -Miss lia Moore. of Mitchell, is visiting at WU1. Johnston's... .Miss Nell McDonald. of London, is visiting in the neighborhood Mr. Mc- Lean, of Detroit. Is visiting at James McDonald's Mrs. Sterling and Nina and Veida Morgan returned to Port Stanley on Saturday Mrs. L M. Woods is visitiog at London. DUNGANN(JN MR. N. F. WHYARD is the agent for THE SIGNAL at Dungannon. Orders len with him for subscripOons. advertisements or Job printing will re olive prompt attention Telephone (loderich Rural) GKMIERICH TOWNSHIP. WEDNESDAY. Aug. 72. Miss Eva Cox Is visiting at Preston l'and Galt. ' Mr. James McMillan haa purchased a new Ford car. Mr. Chas. Percival, ot Buffalo, is Ivisiting Mr. Ger. Ginn. . Miss Marjory Andrews is visiting her aunt, Mre0. 0. Sturdy. 1 Miss Reta Keys, Of Stanley t igen- \ YOU'LL FIND THEM IN EVERY NEIGHBORHOOD. People Whom Kidney -ills Dodd's Kidney Pills Have Cored. 111MM•141140..._ 36,000 HARVESTERS WANTED $12.00 to Winnipeg Phis half -a -cent per mile beyond to any station east of Calgary, Edmon- ton or Burbank, Alta. Return fare half -a -cent per mile to Winnipeg till November 30th, 1917, plus $18.00 to original Starting point. Special through trains will leave Toronto Union Station 10 p.m., August 30th The Best of Equipment and Lunch Counter Cars Electric Lighted Colonist Cars Special Accommodation for Women For actress and for leaflet showing number of laborers required at each point apply 10 1. W. C1tAIOIE, rtowft Agent or write General Passenger Dept., C.N.R , Toronto, Ont. THOS. G. ALLEN, DUNGANNON ISSUER OP MARRIAGE LICENSES ColUSISSIONER FOR AFFIDAVITS, ETC., AND CONVEYANCER WiLLe, DLIDe. MOILTO•alLe. CAP.Z1111.1.Y EXONCLTID ANO MONST st•reuso roe MORTOAOCS Agent for Fire, Wiod and Life 1nm:trance in the beet Comptuner only. WANTED Live Poultry--eve4 week. 'Phone for prices. J. R. MCNABB, Dungannon. Telephone No. 33. Liverpool, Black Point, Queen's Co., N. 8, Aug. 20 (Speciall.-With his pain in the hack all gone and his other eYnnstotns of kidney ditease no longer troubling hien. Mr. Charles E. Levy, a well-known resident here. is spreading the good news that Dodd's Kidney etre the right remedy for kidney trootile. "Yeo. I am feeliog quite well moths." Mr. Levy eeye in an interview. "I know Dodd'o Kidney P11. have done me i great deed of good. I was mucb troubled with pain in the back and I know from my other Symptoms that tile kidneys were the calms of my tVouble. I need pills I got from the doctor, but I only got worse. So I mote for Dodd's Kidney Pills. They fixed me up. That's why I advise on sufferers from kidney trouble to use Dodd's Kidney Pills." TBOnsiciaY, Aug. 23. "Wedding bells are ringing," Mies Marion Dreher is holidaying at Mr. David Glenn is polishing up the schoolhouse for the fall opening. The crops in this diateict are looking fine. It's a great year ler the farmer. Mr. Samuel Pentland is having • new verandah erected et bis residence Int@ week. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jackman left on Monde), on their annual month's visit toitTrorowo, tr'Inirid Elliott, of Calgary, iu here vieitiug his parent.. Mr. and Mrs. Joh* Elliott. Mies Aileen Miller, of Clinton. is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Errington. Rev. Frank McKenzie, of Ashfield, will occupy the pulpit of Erskine cburch next Monday. Mr. Bemney Benninger is doing a. rusting business in the sale of cream separators this summer. Mr. Cullen Pentland and daughter Helen, of Chicago. are visiting the former's motion, biro. David G,rvin. • Dungarmon would like some of Hanna'', fish, especially after hearing that live- bogs bave gone up to $18.90 this week. Miss Minnie Dickson has returned to her home at Port Albert after spending a week here with Miss Mar moot McNabb. Mis. Alex. Dunkeld, of Goderich. is here attending hr father, Mr. Win. McGrattan. who is not improving as rapidly as his friends would like. Mr. and Mrs. H. Briber, of Crisditon, and Mr. and Mrs. Ches. Girvin, of Ooderich, came up by motor car on Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. David GU yin. Isn't it time the county eouncil was looking after the culverts oto the roads recently taken over for the county road system? Tim repairs are long overdue. A valuable cow belonging to Mr. John Savage had its leg broken the other day by somebody going through with a car. Something should be done to put a dbeck on the speed fiends. Mr. and Mrs. R. Seldon, of Exeter, Mr. Walter Berry and Mr. and Mrs. E. Bowers, of Ingersoll, wade up a motor car party that visited Mr. and MI s. RJ. Crawford one day last week. Mrs. John Thompaon and daughter Rebecca, Mrs. Robert Finnigan. Mee. Thos. Finnigan and daughter Pearl, Mrs. John Mills and Miss Alice Clark left on the excursion to the West on Tuesday. Mr. J. C. McFarlane hes bought out Mr. T. G. Allen's interest. in the gen- eral store businese heretofore carried on under the name of Allen it Mc- Farlane, and Mac is now 11." .4 the cornet. Mi. Allen is sufficiently oc- cupied with the various other inteiests of which he has charge. CARLOW. WEDNESDAY. Aug. 22. Rev. John Younert preached at Kin- cardine Mot Sabbath. Mi. George Clark and family mo- tored to Grand Bead huit Sunday. Mime Gertrude Patrick, of Echo Bay, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. Walter Mr. Wm. Clayton spent a few days at his oil home near Stratford last week. Rev. J. R. Minn, of Port Elgin. was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Is vy, Mot week. Fat -niers are in excellent spirits how. The weather is fine for harvest 171 crops are yielding well. I.XIOLBORNE. TUESDAY, Am. 21. MAITLAND CONCESSIoN NOTFS.-Mr. Stewart Burkholder, of tioderich, is visiting at tbe home of Mr. William Dora Mr. Wm. Walters, of Salt - ford, opent Sunday_ with bus sioter, Mrs. J. Allin Mr. Stephen Butt spent the week -end with friend* on 'the Maitland ... Mr. J. C. Dunn and , tensity motored to Heenan on Sunday , to spend the day wkh friends in thist vicinity Mr. M. Uhler is having a new steel roof placed on his iaarn ; week.... .0...frosting operations are under way In tbis vicinity. Crops THE COLBORNE STORE BARGAIN DAYS Saturday is the last of the BARGAIN DAYS. Come and supply your wants before the sale closes. Space prevents us from mentioning all the specials. but here are a few that are real money -savers. Silk Waists In Silk Crepe de Chine and liabitui, in all sizes, and in white, maize, rose an 1 Copenhageo. These Waists aro good styles and perfect in iv,irktuan.thip Regular 0.00 for $3.99, regular 54.51) for 13.4 ), regular 14.00 for 114.99, regular 13 73 for $9.92, regular $3.00 for $2.30, regular 12.75 for E2.00. They are all gaol yaluus. Corsets D. & A. is the recognised leading Corset in style, comfort, workmanship and moderate price. About twenty pairs of Nue. 446 and 418 still to sell. They were regular $2.00, for $1-49- No. 444 la a lace(1-truni Corset and a leader in style, ftt and finish. Be sure and see these lines before they are all gone. A great number of people have taken advantage of the Bath Towel epodes, but there are still a few in each line left. These Towel's are values that will not be again for a gool while, is the intrket is advancing In cotton and linen every week. From 17c to 75c each, in whits) and natural isolor. Just a very few of the gale Collars left, and remember all the Collars are on sale. The newest degig1111 are in this lot of Collars. They range in price from 2510 12.00. The high Collar with jabot is the new Collar. A few have taken advantage of the sale of Rugs, but if I could only impress you with the values that we have in Rugs they would all be sold in a very short trine. These Rugs are being sold at prices far less than they can be bought today, but they must be cleared and cleared quickly. Anyone wanting itAio vriii vivo money by buying at this sale. Ladies' black Cotton Hose, sizes 9 1-2, 9. 9 1-2, 10. Regular 25 for 200. Ladles' tan Hose in all sizes. Regular 50c for Mks. Children's black Silk Lisle Hose. Regular 36c for II170. We sell Goddess laced-infroot Corsets and they are the nisil comfortable Corset that hair ever been put on the market. Front lacing he the leader in Corsets. Let us send a pair of each style in the correct size for you to try. Goddess laced -in -front means Corset comfort with the correct lines. voi J. H. COLBORNE oa elm.* is visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Stan - bury. Rev. J. G. Stuart., of Knox church, London, has returned home after spending • few weeks with his sister, at "The Cedars." Mr. and Mrs. Dunn, Miss M. Dunn and Miss Malcolm, of Ingersoll, •ioited at the home of Mr. James Campbell over the week -end. Rev. Mi. Torrence, of Detroit, who is holidaying in "Hill Crest" cottage on the Terrace, conducted service in the Anglican church on Sunday even- ing. Anniversary services were held in St. Andrew's church ois Sundity lest, Rev. George Telford. of Blyth, losing tbe preacher for the day. The church was filled bath morning and evening and the special offering amounted to about $125. Mr. Blaikie, of London, assisted the choir in tbe evening and sang a solo, "Tell me :the old. old story,- which wee very much en- joyed. Rev. J. W. Boyd, of London, will preach next Sunday. GRAY HAIR Dr. Tremain s Natural Hair gsstwattive, mad SS dkretted, eetranteed 0 rirlf0n, grey u,,,,u natural color sr ononey refurviert..o.=,141,104111. Por• 14 .. ,..,., c.dwn. o. 11411411 tf4 On.fortch 41 .1 A Camehatf Deo, Sera ter Norrt.St and Spar. ;IL DEATH OF MISS (IAIRDNER. -Hay- field loot a much eeteerued resident in the death of Miss Margaret Harriet Gairdner, which occurred on the 81h inot. The deceased was postmistress of Boyfield for s. nuruber of years, and filled the position most satisfactorily. Shrill survived by ope sister and three brothers : Mrs. Scrimgeur, of Mon- treal ; Rev. R. ti. Gairdner, of Chi- cago: Rev. J. C. Gairdner, of Roches- ter. N. Y., and Mr. John Gairdner. of Hayfield. The hineeal services were conducted by Rev. A. Macfarlane, ! working itt. blacksmithing at Toronto:, returned home on Friday. Mies Elena Mutch. who has been em- ployed at the millinery openings in Toronto, Has returned borne. Pte. Frank Straughan CAMP home on Friday to visit his parents. Frank has been in training in the Unimai States army for several months. He returns on Wednesday to the training camp in Indians. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Plasitzer was invuled in friendly fash- ion by the Harmony Bible class of the Methodist :•hurch on Friday evening, wben games and other arniusernenta were indulged in to the enjoyment. of all pre/sent. Mr. Albert King has bought the chopping mill from Mr. A. C. Jackson and rakes poeeession Won. We wish the new proprietor success in bis new business. Mr. Jackson will move to the village and will occupy Mr. King' house for the present. ST. AUGUSTINE. TutteDAY, Aug. 21. Miss Mae Redmond visited Detroit friends Mat week. Miss Beckie Thompson left for the West on Tuesday. Mimi France. Reid is visiting her aunt, Mee. Mason McAllister. Mr.. Woi McAllister is visiting Stratford end Shakespeare friends. Mrs. 11. McGuire. of Toronto, is vis- iting friends in this vicinityat present. &lige M 'triode Leask and two nephews, of Toronto, called cn friends here Gist Thuraday. Miss Alice Clark, of Brume», visited her Rioter, Mrs. Win. Thompson, a few days last week before leaving for the West. BAYFIELII. TUESDAY. Aug. 21. Miss Anna !Mott be visiting her uncle at Liicknow. Rev. Mr. Maunders, at ()wham, is summering in the village. Mr. Gordon Rotor, of Whideor, it visiting Mrs. Jas. Fergnson. Miss Harriet Ciantelon, of ClintOn, is visiting Miss Floy Edwards. Dr. Woods and Miss Lucy have retierned from Rattle °reek. Mich. Mrs. Chas. Donaldson and family. of Winglism, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jac DowalAssea fla week Mr. Douglaa titanbury. of Toronto, AUBURN. WEDNICSDAY, Aug. 22 Miss Annie Sturdy is visiting friends s,t Detroit. Dr. Stendish. of Listowel, opeest two Wheat. per bash days in the village haat week. We. Per bash .... Hey. R. J. M400, of Port Elgin, has Bartel per bush Peas. per bush been visitinA here for a few der spending a week's holiday in the vil- lage Miss Elizabeth Nicholson, of Buffalo, is spending her holidays with her mother. Rev. W. Webster, of London, oc- cupied 1(110e rburch pulpit on Sunday ouiTning Mr. and Mrs. Smith and family. of Toronto, are visiting their cousin, Mr. W. T. Riddell. Mrs. John Mille left on Tumidity morning to visit her daughter at Sas- kstoon, Sask. Mr. John Ferguson, who bas been OUNLOP. TUESDAY, Aug. 21. Mr. William Jewell and tensity are moving into town this week. Mies Virginia Williams, of Spring- field. III., is visitiug ber aunt, Ifni Chita. McNeil. Misses ktella and Ruth Shaw spent the week -end at the borne of the r oousio, Mrs. Lawrepee. Grey, at Stret- ford. lithe Hilda Kirk, of Toronto, and Misr Mamie Younostou of St. Mary., are spendiug pert of their vacation at the home of Miss Jean Clutton. In the absence of Mr. Hamilton, the Rev. J. E. Ford, of town, preached at Isieburn last ounday 10 $ fair-sized congregation. Mr. Fold has not loot any of his old-time vigor and fluency and gave au iostructive and interesting sermon. The W. M. M. and Red CroM aux- iliaries held their tuonthly meeting st the home of Mrs. James Clark on Friday last The usual routine work was gone through eLd • good numb ir of oocks were censored and prepared for shipment. 1.1141414144041414•41041•4141411414141•4141410140 Hon. W. J. Hanna. Canadian Food Controller, calculates that food wasted In the garbage pails. of Canada each year through carelesoness end lack of kitchen econoouy amounts to 158,100,- 0W per year, or about $1 per head of population. THE GODERICH MARKETS. Tit ettatiar. Anemic*. 52.26 to $ 130 .79 to 73 Lt0 to 1.26 2.00 to 2.26 . 1.16 to 1.26 t Mar fami Y. Per olyt 6.0) to 6.26 Flour, ',steal. per cwt 630 to 13.75 Brain, Per ton • 34.00 to 26.00 Shorts'. Pet ton Viol to 41.110 Hoy, per ten 10.00 to 12.00 Straw, loose, per ton 5.00 to *de Wood. per load 6.00 to 6.30 Dairy Butter. perlb - .56 to .40 Creamery Batter .4.10 .44 Elms, fresh. per dot .... .40 to .45 Potatoes. per bush 1.30 to 2.00 Cattle, butchers' choice. per 43 ot. 9.0 i to 140 Cattle, butchers' mediumper cart 8.00 to 8.00 Borg, 11Ve weight, per cwt. 17.75 to IRMO H . .13 to .17 'Tallow. rendered. per lb Ail to in Young sheep. clipped ... 0 30 to 11.3n tiliciipped 11 09 to MOO She. Woortnea..bed. per lb. ..... .30 to AS 2. 0 to 3 00 - erAished, per lb. .... 66 to .rt Buck wheati per busts Mr. 0. ellteen. of Wat ord, is Hern's Grocery Hem's Steel Cut Breakfast Coffee is put up in one pound tins, at 48c per pound It is good -Try it Our Coffee and Neal's Alofa Bread help to make a No.'1 breakfast Bread Comes in Fresh Every Day W. HERN Corner MornoltonSt. and SCi..r. Phone 43 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• For Good Reliable Shoe Repairs, try Smith & Ring 30 Eau Street. Opposite Knox Church Give Us a Trial AN DIAN PACIFIC VISITORS TO THY. WORLD'S GREATEST Annual Exhibition TORONTO (Aug. toth to Sept. KM) 1.41111 410 ruli CANADIAN PACIFIC the convenient route from all points in Canada EXTRA TRAIN SERVICE to and from Parkdale Stollen nod Exhi- bition Grounds. From Principal Points on Certain Dates Particuisr, from any Canadian P•011111 Ticket Agent. or write W. R. HOWARD, Dietrict Passenger Agent. Toronto Many Thousand Farm Laborers Wanted for Harvesting in Western Canada Trtp West" -$12.00 to WINNIPEG "Return Trip Zast" -018.00 from WINNIPEG GOING DATES 611 etatione is Ontario West of Smith's rails up to and Ineleding Toronto en Lake Ontario Sher* Atligilift NM Dine and Havelock -Pistarboro' 1.loeM elan f TOatlases' betertiee Kingstos end Renfrew Jonetios. 111Ssi Incleales, and from 'tattoos on Tnronto Sudbury direct Itne From stations on Smolt SM Marie Audeas Both1 brunets. From station* on Mani Lin*, R...... te Frans. Inclusive. From stations Bethany Jane - to Port MeNicell and Rerturtos Robesygeon Atonal ISM Tenni 'stations Peat and Smith of Toronto up to sad Melodist Hanalkes and Wiadser, Ont. ea was4 Owen Senna. Ifelkerten, Teaeweter*Ingham. Elora. histowel, Oodeeses. St Miry's, Pert Semen sad az Thorsen bronchia. and statiose Toronto and North to Bolton. Melanie*. Memo SPEqIAJ winstoccin TRAIN& _peeMseliers tress risienittan Partite Ttellnot Agents * ft ROIVARO. Dietreet Passenger Agent, Termini, tf. '