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MUSIC.
POS 4LE OR RENT:
HOUSE TO klEN'1 -At L MODERN
`' J. W. TAYLOR. OS(}A? IST fl convenience. . A very desirable home.
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j. and ('boirma•tero( Knox church. Teacher Iunnepal1late Vr e-e..lou Mb be given. Apply to
of Plano, Vocal sod Theory. Pupils prepare]lb AC Hlikit1N k SON,
for t t y
areae • u to road end t studio
i Sout b et I set r a Telephone
No. 7!'a*. sass
IMABPL H, M('OIi.. TEACHtft OF
Vote. Piano and Org»n. Pupils preoared
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
WARNING.-ALL PERSONS AR El
herby w,-ned ..tau..( ere-poseLt mn
lot In rear of Vlr:oria -rime( 1raspa•eere
e pro.eouted eocordlts to law. W . A.•
GLIf
OT10E.— IT IS REQUE9TEPTHAT
ll
aseeonnte owlet 4 tee a erefaned
paW at the Ste -ting H.ok br October 1st
•sett. After that date all unpsid accounts will
se placed lu hand• for collection.
111-11 W. HILI. t SON. Golericb P. O.
CARD OF TRAM.
MR. ANL). MRS ll. M. O'BRIEN
wish Lu thank tt,• tr ne•ah r...and other
friend. ler hindmost• extended in their time
of bereavement
I IABD OF THANKS.— I WISH TO
menususium my
vaenerenel l aelped me towin . pteud4 prize in
iy l.eeMAdvert ser'. etre,latbo commaa.
V FIR A O. LAI 1M ER.
St. David's aired. Ooderlcb.
A wise man never attempts to guess
the use of fancywork made by earo-
Man.
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British Exchange
Hotel
a
"The Ilou,a•
SPECIAL DINNERS
EVERY SUNDAY
PRICE 75 CONES
8und'g Dinner from 14.30 to 2.30
• W. H. HATNES.
Proprietor.
1IOUME F(JIt SALE OK TO RENT',-,
1 1 1NRP
• A' mater onnvesiaoee.. AsppIr to
RN3BT VULJJIXRJIR Je3.N, llruceotreet.
W0RRALR.-ti1301CLe FARM MITU-
l ATEIron eonsrwton 3, We.t Wawanesh,
eonsi•fleg of fifty -nine acres. Suitable for
crow or erre zing, et present all ander reseal lin
the I. wises ere a bate aex.i/, a traare house.*
w res -falling wring well, bison running rt re.m
on property. f'onvenleut to chuff« h at school.
W 111 be sold on reasonable tech,• YQr par-
ticular. apply to PATRICK MrGUIKE, at.
l]
Augustine. ot. 3021
L1OR LE. -A MODERN BRICK
11• be with all wneeel.neea: laree re-
ception hall. double patio's. dining -roan.
kitchen and pantry down stair+ : front awl
back Nairn A) four bedroom. leap cloeet and
bat broom on rcocd floor. Abo:jell atter. large
rea.en,ent with (prone. Electric Baht. an
through the bougie. A large lean aid garden.
ever no feet front, with fruit trees and shrub
he Cash or talcs, Apply to MRS. J. H.
WiLLIAMS, Market street, Uoaerlc-h. 11Flt
ALCM FOR' BALE..—CHOICE 1011 -
acro farm. about three -Quarters of a mile
pep, ill. A ire P'. c dee Yond ransintc rest
f tt ,. r(aad
apply DEO. BROPUY, R.R. No. 2. Auburn. Im
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GODERICH, 1►N I'.ot ►e THVV ItS1), Y, SEPT. I. 141;
XIOUMNED BY ASSOCIATE'S. S. shipment of gond+ tied otlar matt, a that
('arms to those In a n:araaei s position.
The Late John A Cox Was with Allen
Firm for Thirtyfive Years.
Accompanying is a portrait of the late
John A. Cox. of Chicago, whose death
was noted in these columns two weeks
ago. M. Cox was a sem of the lateGeorge
Gua. of The Signal. and a brother of Mrs.
Sindait, of Britannia road, Goderich. The
Allen Monthly. published by the firm of
)Deni. A.len & Co., wholesale jewelers, of
Chicago. recently' have the following brie(
sketchof Mr. Cox s connection with that
Item :
John A. Glx carne from his home town
in 1ht('l, to enter the employ of Beni. Allen
& Co. He started where alt men who are
to prove valuable in a business house
should start, at the bottom.' It is a con-
paratively far cry from 18142 to 1917. and
during this period 1* has sold goods in
every department of the establishment
and thereby gained a familiarity with fihe
details of the business that has been most
valuable to him, in his every -day associa-
tion With visiting customers, a reiatton-
ship (or which he has shown unusual
adaptability.
Undoubtedly there are few men with so
wide an acquatr.tanctship with jewelers
throughout the country as is his. When
anyone here wants to harp the identity
of a customer, he goes to Mr. Cox.
A sense of loyally both to the house
and to his friends is a notable quality of
Xis character.
About ten years ago he succeeded to
the supervision of the business in respect
to the employees and the details of the
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ca arm • n . x came
Mame and /Ores. boo further particulars
Goderich Orchestra
wish to announce that they
are open for engagement.
Dances, Banquets,
Concerts, etc.
For special terms apply to
C. J. W. TAYLOR.
Cor. South Si. and 1lritarr+rs Read
Phone !2).
ACHOICE FIFTY -ACRE FARM
for yN. wttbia sae mils of Dungannon.
'toed braiding*. Epv eryatehaltag in good shape.
' memeion in R For particniare
apoly to T. OONLI Y, Gudertch.
TWO STORES TO RENT.—ONE
J. leMlyoloupl bLW.H. Harrl.nnani the
Miser by Jams rt. Both on the
se.. apolrJ.P.BHo'OWVN. cif
MIST TO RBNT.-MODEKN
hoot* ore 6ywce-ter Terrace. Appl Le
US,EPH GRIFFIN, Uaelar. 701.1
CRAIGIE'S
REAL ESTATE BARGAIS
White brick, 11.2 -story. 7 -room
house, bath and electric lights; -good
barn, two lots with Volt treys, nit-
nated on the corner of Cameron and
Raglan streets, Price 11,1100.
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Fine red brick bowie. Cully modern,
ten rooms, full baaement, corner
East ,and Victoria streets. This le
one of the moat desirable propertlee
in the town of Goderich. Price
93.(100.
Several other listings can he had on
ypplication at the office.
Number of houses to rent.
J. W. CRAIOIE,
iNSVRANCE AND REAL ESTATE
lie had lived in Chicano until two iters
ago. when he movul to Wi:mette a north
c lad
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• u where h
b of
• ,r .arbor d l
shore ag
built a home. 1* is n'arried and ha' two
sons, cite of who i • in thr diarnord de-
partment here.
Ir. the issue of T he Allen n Month:'- sub-
sequent to Air. C t . (''.0th a the follow-
ing refererce :
It is with deep s roc, that vie an-
nounce t'e detttb •,t -'An A. C •t. our be-
LOST OR FOUND.
ovY(1 n nage-, utt S rid.A. Auxuit loth:.
for several Mylar . `its death came cute
unexpectedly awl Sas lett us all wuh-a-
feeling of gte i Isssavernent. He had
been with t:tr tom cvntlriuitusl; sfnoar
1 +'l and t. as a t* thew• oI Mr- Allen, He
was a tncst•c •n.( man with a statural
capacity for making. gcocl and lasting Ler
"Though r, Co: had ere been v.ell
LOST.—GOLD WATCH CHAiN
with charm* attache.•. between Pnnwt
hotel and poor like. Reward of ton dcltars 11
returned to CHAS. LEE tardwere store. bl•ft
FUR SALE OR REN -.—HOUSE
and store, formerly used as a erowrr
with onatiftb-acre lot, crooner Elisabeth and
C'..y try slyest., Goderkh. former y occupied by
cowl Al.x. l i.-Leod. Immedla'e po.-ra-ion
can be given. Apply. to PROVE/FOOT. KIL-
LORAN & CUOKE, 4ederiek, 81.1*
AUCTION. SALES. THE LATE JOHN A. COX.
TENDERS WANTED.
TOWN OF GODERICH.
BUILDING FOR MALE BY TENDER.
Tenders addressed to the under-
signed will be received by the town
council up to 8 o'clock p. m, on Thurs.
day,October 4th, 1917, for the building
ony on lot E. Cobonrg street, com-
monly known as "the Rookery," or
McIver cottage. Terms --cash upon
acceptance of tender. Building to be
removed from lot before December 1b,
1917.
For further particulars apply to
.1. J. MOSER, L. L. KNOX,
Ch. Public Works Town Clerk.
Come., Goderich. Goderich.
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rHI. SIGNAL PRINTING Cfl., I t vial. Ts, I i t i ^t • a
The Shade Trees Menaced
by the ussoc o .
THE LADS IN KHAKI Th
GODERICH FALL FAIR
e
1 Pte, Vergie Gledhill. son of Mr. and
k- rd
W.antra
Ilrr a
ttHrtl
. t J. t,.td tU fee
Gs, and
is justly proud al its shade at Akiiershid on July 23th for investiture
trees, and they are threatened with ter- b Hip Alai( qty th! Kiit with thr.4h
ions injury by the tussock moth. which tinguiphrd Cwitluet Medal. 11 (+ill tx
Las gut the upper hand and is so-drstrUs remembered that some (tette a.o Pzitiale
five in Toronto. buffalo an"her large ; Gledhill was nnntitl(ecd inzele+lxtt<hes for ,
' csntresI
ttaNantry. -At the time he was in the 1+t
The citizens and town authorities ought
1 Battalion, with which he (vent over s.
to bestir themse{vas tiUw'tu ptrvent the herr( atterttartls he ;became a sniper and
1•r of this in. tet
d thusout the prat ere g
\ravages of the caterpt
xt year an slam .
it gets headway.
Aswith mist insects; it is in the Cater-
pillar* larva stage o(, its existeiict that
the nus
the lege
when N.
tree .' its
was engaged the several months zn this
•k nes t -does the damage, eating
of shade and fruit trees and
umerous almost stripping a
yes.
t The.eaterpi • r, which is a very beauti-
fol rote, is a t one and a -hal( inches
lung when fullitro n, has a red head. and
two small red spots n its back near the
rear, has two long •tu sof black hairs pro-
jecting ft.roaid from rt front of the body
and a similar tuft pro 'tong backward
from the real.. There are ur short den -e
tuft. of yellow hairs en the + • ck near the
front and smaller tufts all a ' the back
and sides.
In the latter part of August or y in
Septeml'er the caterpillars •beccm fulls
-grown and enter the pupa or resting St e,
usually on the trunk or large branches
the trees. spinr.ing ,brown silken webs or
cocoons over themselves. In abouLiltn
days the transformation takes place and
the adult insects emerge. The- females
are wingless grey plump spider -like -look-
' ing creatures, while the males are winged,
three-quarter inches k+hg with wingspread
of one and a -halt inches, and grey. Im-
mediately after emergingthe adults mate
and egg -laying begins. ch female lays
about 150 eggs on the cocoon from which
it emerged, covering them with a protec-
tive white trosting, and then dies. •'The
eggs hatch out the next sp(ing in Carly
June and the caterpillars estour leaves
ravenously, eating three or four times
their weight a day.
The females being unable to.fly greatly
limits the means of spreading .of the
pest and makes control and even eradica-
tion possible with reasonable effort. The
moth is distributed from town to town by
the egg -dusters being carried in fruit
crates and barrels, and in town by the
caterpillars crawling from tree to tree
where the branches touch yne another. or
along the ground.
There are two chief remedies: One is
to spray the trees in July with a poison
spray. which will require a large sprayer
with long nozzle arms driven by a gaso-
line motor drawn on a wagon. This calls
for considerable outlay, and expenditure
for spraying. The other is to hand-pick
Abe busier, of aims NOW when they are
white and more easily seen than in
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AUc TION t3♦LE OF FARM STOCK
AND iMPLx]IENit,
The ander-igned eines not.oe of a sale of
farm stork and implements. to he held ur.
TBI; RBDAY.SEPTEMBER :ash.
at the hour of 1 o'clock, at the premdse•.615
eoncewdrn d Ashfield.
P .1 PENTLAND. J. PURVIS.
}yoorl5Lor. Auctioneer.
'WANTED.
WANTED. -CAPABLE GENERAL
axed, a eo to Leedom. MKS. WILSON.
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Required
Large quantities of
SCRAP IRON
Terms—Cash on delivery
Please phone or write us and our wagon will call.
The National Shipbuilding Co.,
OODERICH Limited
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`t TRU; W A NEED. -APPLY GODE-
0 RiCH KNITTING (O,
Wanted at the
Canning Factory
Plums, Pears, Apples, Beans
ant Beets. Highest prices
paid.
Come in and See Us.
Huron Canning and Evaporating Co.
D F HAMLINK Manage"
FOR SALE
friendships end his ability in business
was of a htkh order. His memory will
1 always live in our hearts. He is sur-
vi.v'ed by his wiclou and two sons. line
of his sons, Ben. N. Cox, is in our tha-
mond department. The other, Geo. B.
Cox, is with the First National Bank here.
"Mr. Cox was a member of the Mason-
ic fraternity and of the Methodist Epis-
church, Of which Ste was a faithful
attendant."
The funeral was held on Tuesday after-
Methodist
it_ t1 5t. James
Methodist (cFwrch, Chuago. T e 1 h the
services were conducted by Rev. h..mas, spring when discolored, and then burn
K. Gale, pastor of the Wilmette 'Moho- them. The clusters can be reached from
dist -E scopal church. The body 1+a1 1 short ladders. Each citizen ought to be
interred in Oakw
ily lot. !There was an unusually large I community's good to destroy the egg
attendance at the funeral and among the clusters on his fruit trees and the shade
floralrofterings were those from his business trees on the street opposite his property.
associates, his Masonic Lodge and the , The town authorities should take the in -
Chicago Jewelers' Association. - itiative and dear the trees in the parks
and cemetery and oversee at least the
Eat Pure Ice Cream work of the citizens. The services of the
r Boy Scouts and other active boys could
fair rate da or r
Edwards' is pure. Pbone 'lig). hundred.
OR MALE.- HORSE, BUGGY AND
bargain for quick sal
RP. OMOROE GRAHAM. corner East and
HARNESS. Rbar
Albert Creole, It
R SALE --A DURHAM CALF,
on* week old R. J. H. DzLONO, 8t.
vide street, 4edertcb.
MOTOR BOATS FOR SALE.
One canopy top boat, 31 feet lona by seven -
ft. bests. assisted lout a four-cylindr, tour.
cycle 'prey' motor. speed about ten miles per
hour.
Otte open rueabont, 23 feet long by 1 feet 1
niche. beam, equipped with a four-eyllnder.
tear -cycle l:,-bor.epower motor, speed about 20
miles per hour.
Both of the above boats are In Met -close con.
slit ion and the former 1s an expellent .ea boar.
well adapted (or antral excardoo partle.
'• Also several other launches of different
hepta ; prices very low tor quick +ale.
J. A. ( SOAOEL,
7133t Boot Builder. ltttallaoebu. g.
OR SALE. -ONE AUTO TRC"K,
capaoity ll. tone. Soitabie for express
slivery or farm work. Pneumatic tires in
front rear axle, the Raw'ell internal eeordrive.
Speed. 12 to Jt miles per hour.
One Jitney auto oar, closed body' t0 carer
• hog t poeeentera. Pneumatic tlrea..l1 round.
Rosh oan be seen at our factory of drop um a
poatoard for full particulars and prices of
either.
THE PAGET GRAIN DOOR CO„ LTD..
364f Ooderieb. Oat,
:sti..F.s. er 1'sµ•' .
Stock of Lumber For Sale
Having 'loll our factory building in
Goderich, and having no further use
for the stock a lumber on hand, we
offer it for sale at low figures rather
than have the expense of removing it.
The stock includes a quantity of
FINISHED LUMBER,
"inch as hard and soft wood Flooring.
Hiding and inside Finial.
LUMBER IN THE ROUGH
oonsiating of White and Red Pine,
Spruce, Hemlock, Birch. Oak, Ash
and Elm.
All sires from 1x3 inch up to 10x10 -
inch timber.
We Intend to sell out thio stock
within a month or six weeks, and
those who require lumber should
apply at once.
PAGET GRAiN DOOR Co., Ltd.,
Goflerleh, Ont.
J. YOU/mtm o Manager.
copal
dangerous tt,sis- dangerous because the
average sniper seldom lasts more than a
week. •1t the end ot+ the period he- w•3e -
attached. t 1 the intelligence teem: of his
battalion. l lure it +Iran•, ecessary for i tm
to go cwt to the wire entang>rments.. 'try
ood cemetery in the fam- sutilciently interested in his own and the
and give your cnuar•n none ether 1 be secured at a per y pe
The Event of the Season
GODERICH
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INDUSTRIAL
EXHIBITION
1
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
September 26, 27 and 28
Speed Tests for Good Purses.
Band Music.
Midway Attractions.
Special Exhibits.
• Displays of the best of Huron's
Live Stock and Field, Orchard
and Garden Products,
MOUNTED TROOPS
from Carling s Heights, London, will give exhibi-
tions of drills and manoeuvres on horseback.
For prise lista and other information, apply to
J. ADES FOWLER,
Secretary, Goderich
night and often to go still digse
enemy to see what they were
the trenches. In his letters Pte.
tells of many narrow escapes and o
ing meetings with German patrols.
to his nerves playing out he was sent.
''Blighty" about a year ago. and after
rest he Joined the Army Service Corps, t
which body he still belongs. Part i.f the
time has been spent in France, but, at
present he is in England He is very
modest about his distinction and has not
sent homte any description of his appear-
ance befarfl royalty. but pictures since re-
ceived from him show the medal on his
brotest-
A casualty list published about two
weeks ago contained the name of Pte. A.
Stead, Guderich, but no trace can be
found hereof any such person. Special
inquiry has been made of Postmaster Galt
by the Militia Department as to the next
of kin, the father of Pte. Stead, who is
supposed to reside in Goderich or Gode-
rich township, and Mr. Galt would be
very glad if he could learn anything about
him.
Lieut, Reg. Elliott, son of Mr. a Mrs.
G. M. Elliott. Hest street, arrived me
on Wednesday evening. Lieut. Elk t
went overseas as signalling officer of t'
lath Brigade, C. F. A. In spite of the
fact that he has been away more -than a
year, he is leaving again on Monday for
Calgary, in which district he will have
charge of some branch of military work.
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Mrs. L. M. Smith. Victoria street, re-
ceived official notification yesterday that
her son, Pte. Leslie C. Smith, was wounded
tin August 15th, but is remaining on
duty. Pte. Smith enlisted in the 234th
Battalion at Toronto on August 4. 100i,
coming from Salt Lake City for that pur-
pose. He went overseas in April of this
Pyear and crossed to France a month later.
te. Smith has not resided in Goderich
for several ,years. Two sisters and a
brother reside in town:' Mrs. John A.
Harrison, Miss L. M. Smith and Mr.
Norman Smith. Another brother, Sidney,
is in England, having gone overseas with
the same battalion as his brother.
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'Aga Shaping • foe a Big Event on
September all, 27 and a8.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Sep-
,. s
trnilrrr _'ti; 27 and . +, are the date.. u!
the t;oleruh Industria' Exhibition, and,
with good weather- thew promise to be
red-letter days, ' `
The -farmers will soon be through with
the harv'4at-o( -1417. and atter a long sea -
tinct of hard work they will enjoy a -day '.r
tci•tyritl to see the sights 011(1 talk with
their friends at the fair. It t-• hoped, tisk.
they. .will take sufficient interest in the
Exhtbioon, to,bting nn -their choice live
stock and other farm products fix •exht-
hition'un the various classes of the prize
'list.
The half -mile speeding track is in ex-
cellent shape and the horsemen are hold-
ing daily. matinees to preparation for the
; fair. A big .-string tit horses is on the
track fir) these "work-outs." and ties
I speed events this' year ought to be par-
uculart'' grad. -
A star attraction Will 6se the'mounted
troops from the military camp at London.
Bttltts have been arrani;ed for the men.
aid their dally performances will be one
of this blest features of the"show. It is
costing the Exhibition board a large sum
Gi brig; thrse`trtvops. here, and as It may
be the hast opportunity foxa long time
fur the people of this sectitln to see a
military spectacle of this kited everybody
should make it a point to see these
mounted sten in their manoeuvres on
horseback.
-Merchants and manufacturers desiring
to make displays should arrange for space
at once. There will be. a number of new
exhibitors this year. and this feature of
the Exhibition promises to_ be unusually
attractive.
Prize lists. entry forms, etc., may be
had on application to the secretary, Mr.
J. Ades Fowler.
FOOD PLkD3H CARDS. -
Goderich Housekeepers- to tie Supplied
with These Cards Next Week.
In connection with the campaign for
to the the conservation of foodstuffs, pledge
rig in
„
,lcdhill cards are'to be distributed next week in
excit- all the homes of Goderich. The w k of
ing distribution is to be done under the 'reel-
'a Auxl
r
W tion of the Women . War y
Housekeepers will be asked to sign the(
pledge in duplicate, one copy to be left in
home and the other to be sent to the
oce of the Food Controller. The idea is
no to pledge housekeepers to do any-
thi more than has already been asked of
them, art rather to emphasize the im-
portance of care in the use of foods and
also to XiSty the Food Controller an idea of
bow massy at behind him lathe
campaign ftg,lttod conservation.
Following is the pledge on the cards
which will be distributed:
"Realizing the gravity of the food situa-
tion. and knowing that Great Britain and
our allies look to Canada to help shatter
Germany's threat of starvation, I .pledge
myself and my household toa»d cardirectry iout
ons
visite food -
port to the
Ytxces scut
tions.
conscientiously the advice
MILITARY SERVICE TRIBUNALS.
Judge Dickson Names a Member for
Each board in Huron County.
His Honor Judge Dickson, who under
the Military Service Act is required to
name one of the members for each of the
tribunals to be established in this county,
makes his nominations as follows:
Goderich -Judge Dickson.
Clinton -Wm. Brydone, barrister.
Seaforth-John M. Best, barrister.
Exeter 'sac R.a Carling, barrister.
Wingham -Dudley Holmes, barrister.
Brussels -W. M. Sinclair, barrister.
Worseter-Wm. S. McKercher, inssr-
ance agent.
Dungannon -Thos. Stothers, postmas-
ter.
Thew eight nominations are equally
divided between Liberals and Conserva-
tives, Judge Dickson also has been re-
quested to none alternates, in case any of
those nominated should not be required
to act.
For each board another member is to be
nominated by the central hoard at Ot-
tawa, and it is understood that a third
member is to be appointed by the two
other members. These tribunals will
hear applications for exemption from
military service.
of the Food Controller that r
stuffs may be released Inc e
Canadian divisions, the British
people and the allied armies and
She -You don't even dress me deteptly.
I am going home to papa.
He -Very well; you might say to him
teed some clothes also. He can 'phone
Pridham the Tailor and have him sen
me u a suit.
hur Circle will hold a salad tea \
rch basement, on Thursday
(ember 20th, from 3.30 to 0.
The A
in Knox t'
afternoon.
Admission fens- Everyone invited.
Ho>fwMAlR I tricteEa-Many fam-
ilies still depend tion the old, relict 1e
honnemade herha remedies fnr the
We should
be for such
ng of Iam-
b us and
ork we
ctery
R.
curing of eons admen
like to furnish the h
remedies. The compom.
ily recipes is a specialty w
when entrusted with such
tan aeaure you of bath esti'
results and reasonable prices.
W lost, druggist, Ooderloh.
A Coming Event
Mr. W. H. Haines, of the Btltish E x -
change hotel, 1e arranging for dance
to be given at the hotel on the last
night of the fair, Meptemhel 28th.
Mies Cameron announce.* Matmirelay.
S.pternber loth, and Mnnday. Sep-
tember 171b, as the dates of her mil-
linery opening for the fall and winter.
It quality taunt«, use lilaeketane's
delicious ire cream in bulk or bricks
for all r/etxuiona. 'Phone 2441.
AUCTION SALES.
SA7e'ROAv, Sept. 22,—('le.ring auction .ale
of house and lot and general household furolte
urs. property of Mr. William Ml'('r.atb, St,
lMvld'a et feet. Ooderleb. THUMAa OVsuav,
auctioneer.
MARRIED.
ELLIOTT.—JORNSTON.—In Otderbch. 00
Sep•eurb r 3, Rtixebetb Johnston, of (lale-
rich, to Wilfrid H. E111dtt. of Utdetiob
tow nehlp,
WAM0.1CY—PIETHI('K.—At Vletoria street
.pnn
r.nege, by Rev. J. H, t -ter mtrt,
Wednesday evening, Septembrr i(, Ed•
we'd James Wamaley
Potlatch,, both of Seafnrtb
DIED.
8TRACHAN.—At Sault Ste. Matte, Michigan
on September 7, Arrhiha
70 ear., brother of Wi
tioderich.
I r$RIK' .- I, Ooderhl', on Fnnday, 8e•p tem•
bet en Coutblln, wife of David
O'Brien, aged 7S year..
ern
and Ada Maud
Id Strachan. aged
Ilism Strachan, of
& Wen
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -Sept. 13.
Pate
House and Store for Gale—ProMfeot, 1111 -
loran t c•ooke 1
Complete Service -Ford Motor Ca elf Can•
Mn .
Gold Watch Chain Lot—C. C. lee 1
To the Mother, of Canada—Graanlsatlos of
Resources Committee, s
Reader -The nosily Herald and Weskly Star 2
Tendert) Wanted—Town of Onderkh
Auction Pale -8. J Pentland. ,.,, . .. 1
('alt for Pale --R. J. H. Del.ong -
Home to Rent --W. Aehesol it Son.. . ,1
Millinery Opening -Mesa Cameron ...... ,,,, 1
Salad Tea- Arthur Circle 1
Horse. Hum and Harness for Sale—Mr..
1 ten. Graham . 1
Card of Thanks—Mr. and Mrs D. M.O'Rrien 1
Warning W. A. t'hl.hn(m 1
The Rvent of the Season-Goderich Indite
Ir1a1 Exhibition ... ... 1
Notice W. Hill k Son 1
Card of Thanks- Vms O. Latimer .... 1