HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1917-9-13, Page 8All the metuhers wrrepresent at the
regular tureting of the town ouuuwl
geld ou Friday evening.
in lest:emir to a request Irvin the
lndastriel Fide Wald, the public
works :luminaire was empowered to
wake 'traded repair's et One Agrioul-
tuial grounds.
A letter was received from the
National Shipbuilding Cc. will' re•
gaud to a attilrg to the too wet Puget
" factory, aid the PAlup ung i etoluUvus
Weir missed :
"Muvtd by Reeve Naha', wombat
by Couecifier Cut f, that the tit anti
hunk Haile ay be permitted to place
their track dudes M•Itland road and
actors Oxlord rattan near the corner
ut Moitlauu road anti Oxturd surra
ter the porpusr ul putting in a siding
ro the pistil of the National SII ipbuild-
1.3u., 1111s permission 10 Ile at the
pleasure of the council or subject to
ruling of aha Hoard of Rahway Com-
wiemiliers et Uaiada ; (a ussiuga lube
planked rid all work to be done
under the eupet•risi.0 of the street
*1.epectw."
"Moven by Reeve Nairn, •ecouded
t Uuuucillur %Vailts, that the, re-
ueet of the. Notional Shipbuilding
ten for a tear. of 12,5 fret homage our
Manhold road red 45 fart tri angle' on
oxford et1ret begra utedtorten years,
etc it la{left with the special c - PI RAS WATSON
tee to 11 a h law Mt -paired coveting 8B Drayton Ave., Toronto
details tea• r Tettei\ of Stayer ulber 11, Nov. 10th, 1913.
1917."
• The Page. Grain ll r Cu., per J. Abeautifultrotnplexionisahandsome
Youltg*Mi,eager, tote Hi say woman's ehiefglo:yand theoney of her
TI 1 E ,S!GNAL = GODERTCH, ONTARIO
THE CHIEF CHARM
Of LOVELY WOMAN
Soft, Clear, Smooth Skin Comes With
The Use Of "FRUIT-A-TIVES".
that they co less fortunate rivals. let a soft, clear
Iations tor the . , skin -glowing w:til health -is only lier
Hila p1.0 *coy, rtolural result of hire Blood.
fused to accept
gaud to itaiutg • "I was troubled for a considerable
the ciuucfl offer $125,per with a very unpleasant, disjigirring
insurance and to Rask, a bleb covered my fare and for
louu•tru nut that 1 which 1 used applications and remedies!Woo horse Way at
►esti 1edlhaptupciiy without:ehef. After using"Fruit-a-
all in tutintig cued ivea" for one weak, the rash is coon -
they( 11e Paget CA..) • . .tell gone. I atn deeply thankful for
til • relief and in the future, I will not be
with • ut "Fruit-a-tives ". •
NORAII WATSON.
x, 6 for. $22.50, trial size, 25o.
r sent postpaid on receipt of
't-a-tivea Limited, Ottawa.
11 nut co
menage t
e council b
brie ul1er,
DPW,-
he Wheel
ving re-
uh re -
he pi°pealy, which
at Gi,per w tittle
es, the Corti . y
.r Sidway pro
he sane thou
td machines
iota, whereat
a11ti have to
rpruu a c(usidetable 411 dour to put
for use,
%told be
u out of
heaven 50e to
attire."
r,
the placeu1 a ail ':undit�o.l
Mi. yor Mtnnuiygn 14.11 h
eut,) to see any aid's) t. y
town, "win 11 we *1•e 1•."ein,
and rerlh to gel new lou
Reeve Nairn iecuuulyd the
of the irgotationt will) the
Company, std aft r mute dive
matter Was with that ate n w I ft f a rotund
fatuy At dealers
eget I price by Fr
ton
r tee.
In the meantime Mr. Yolrngeton i to' groende, an�l it as decided that the
be billed fur 1rota1 et $U.1 a month. town +could loft
down scare n)en t$l
A rownuuuicatiun Duni the Hoeg : I d0 a of thwt
Tax As8OciatIUn of 0i11111111 called e l Thepart ecrnditione of k. .e Rrmvel pit in
ten,„„, 10 the "effort now leiug.ntade 8t. P'etrick's word wa disclaimed and
by certsu, iiterestr to force through I he chairman of the pu 'c workreom-
Psrliti�,urnt the pirr•haee of the C/ai- ' iftee Was asked 10 that it 1•
adieu Northern Hailway ata price p eperly pttitert.d.
which will ,mean a fonder gilt of e Mayor spoke of the i vasion of
ufiiens of dolfer•a0 Mackenziemattockmotileand the 1 nger it
mord Munn." 'lbe cu-,tpfratlon of the fire
many rnrd to til. tree.. The .arks
the a
c0urradjiu blocking. tbir deal was re. com •. flee wee requested to tek im-
quested,and two resolutions 'were sub- media+. steps to deal with the free
witted, one prulreting against the The c tinct! them adjourned.
Mackenzie
of Ke further money to
Mackenzie and Mann, aid the other
raking that the tiuvrrnwent should CHiL
take immediate action to acquire not Monthly M
only the U. N. R., but also the O. T. R. y
end G. 1. P- and C. P. Railway ' Reetilrtng Attention.
EN'S AID SOCIETY.
gs Resumed - much Work
systemise, and that aria rattled national The Children' Aid Societ
polity uu more charters for privately- y resumed
owned railways be granted in the Do -,its monthly meet'owl buil Tuesday, in
wlniun. '1hecommunication was re the grand jury out at the court
(erred 1.0 the special committee. house, with a good
The following committee reports large date of Martin
The 8nawere read and adopted : ( treasurer's report finagles committee passed a receipts , Dr. Mackb,1
number of acdouut• and reported that gnigbt, Hensel', $1.u.
the conveyance of the Paget factory Aitken, $1 ; J. Hrrthaue
to the National Shipbuilding Co. had Balance on hand,
been executed, and the mot tgage and at this meeting : Mrs. D.
insurance policies banded to the town, ' Mr 1. R. Carrie, $1. A hill i
together with a cheque for $155.611 as 'ling expanses .t/ tie coon
*puma of tarts and water rates to $13.85, was ordered paid.
ly IS, 1917. + The agent's report of two
e special committee recommended ! since last meeting in May •
• action be taken re the coir- thirty-nine crass investigated, i
uu of Mt. W. 11. Pellow and ling seventy-five children ; tbir
'el ot police bet entirely ex,' applications for children received,
e cuarge of discourtesy, seven wards placed ; 137 wards visit . t
matte recommended in homes, the total ruileage travell
re *lar►n striker be being in the neighborhood of 2100
1
bombe buil, to be [SHlel. He had in addition to the work
itt the ffre-hall I in this county visited over a hundred
BLYTH. -
TUESDAY. Sept. pleb.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL. -Quite a
uun.ber from this seetion are taking
in the London Fair this week (►n
Tuesday over fifty tickets were sold
aid rye Thursday a great ninny are
Ruing Mr. Isaac Brawn, who her
beau the seem for the hod enc• here
for • u"nlber of years. hes quit the
ilurinesa alid Mess' e., Weir. ((• 1 i.y-
tor. who have had a ga. age here for
a,ltie time. have trkeu the apaev and
expect their U'IN Module here this
week. They will also routine. as
agents for the Oray-Dort car rhe
fa. niers in this s, ction have con pitted
their heryrst mud ere now bear get-
ting" It threshed. This will he Soule
job this year, es every farmer basssu••h
.1 heavy erre p that it will keep rt he
threshing machines going a gond
while, even thoukh there ale at couple
"nor. u)arhine. in this loreli•y
blr. and 111i ; ..loin Potter and child,
of Sa•k•tehrwan, are spending 1144114
holidays hill' the f• rmei'a period..
11,rr,.... lois" Mabel lepaford and her
brothers Eat end Austin are visiting
with their'i'rn• at I.endo n Chia week.
Neater Don Emigh, who has
been visiting with his grandfathrt,
Mr. J. 0. Finish, mourned on Salur-
day to his home in Buffalo. His father,
who also waa here, left the lrginning
of the week Dr. McTaggart and
hie sister, bliss Moist, are visiting
❑oder the pateutal reef at Exeter this
week.
f1NTF.RTA INMEl4T•-Th. bottle fam-
ily gave an eetertsintneet in Agricul-
t ur al Hall on Thursday evening of last
,week. 1t had been intended to hold
it outside, hit or, account of the cold-
ness of the nlgggbt it wee decided to hold
it In the hell. Thele were over till
present and all seemed to ..joy the
entertainment veru notch. 1'he three
children in til. it elan" cter emote wete
very gond and if the Society wraith+
have them her" for the •how They
would be quite en attraction. The
Btyth her also a•aist.•d with the •pro.
gram by playing A numbs of 'elec-
tions in is yet v *We manner. The
leader, Mr. Oidley, WAS in Toronto,
but Mr. Hueksten tilled the bill in a
masterly way. The receipts amounted
/DIM.
.
WARDEN !MIt.NE AT TonoNTtl.-
Walden Ihr. M.lur was at Toronto
Inst week has r0g an interview with
the Piemi.r with regard to having
tlarto,s lest t0 Huron county. We
understand he hap the promise of
stone. He also enquired as to the
emmntencemenr of operation. on the
county good roads system, and we un-
deretand operations Yell he commenced
this tall.
AIXIDRNT.-Councillor Horney had
the misfortune to meet with a had
aecident last week, while taking in his
crop. He wap getting on the load of
/resin when the sui,port broke, letting
him fell sgainat the horses, which
pealed ohm. They started •way and
the wagon ran over him, breaking one
of his rite and otherwise injuring
him. He ha•. Leen confined 10 the
nude since and His. Horney is look-
frig after the wail route.
Cat
wile lac
the "tat o
seta c ono) lot eta
rrh Cannot Be Cured
application -.as they cannot rea••h
'he .era.. Catarrh t• a poral di.-
lo0ue"red by onn"Ututlonel
aid in order to cora It
trndanee and a ou seat ta .a internal remedy. Roll'.
Catarrh ('ure taken Int..rnally :"Id acts
to consider. The through the Wank on the nlurwu+ uurfaces of
wed following the.yatam. Ha114 atarrh •lurewar prerrtbed
$5 • Rev J F by one w the brat l*r.frtans in thin eounvy
for year.. rote corm'•.*+
Hai. J. L.
Toronto, $t,
Amounts
illar, $1 ;
or travel
7 •gent.
done
owed
vole
0
d
of moose et the beet
with sorne of the best
pert esmbio.tlon of
etarrh Corsi. what
- ells in catarrhal
tale free.
pa.,Toledo, 0,
that
urunica
that the
operated ot
The fife c
that an electric
attached to the co
operated from a awl
houttf a
eqren an Rgin upe'He whole Cost instaltion to 'quest ProincialNnntndet
exceed 3.540, and to be in• led inder+Relso, and with neat rely an exception
1the supe, vision and directio of the + found the homes desirable and the
seperintendent of the water an light children comfortable and happy. He
department, says little fault could be found either
be sr.srket counmrttee r•ecom,n ,- with the homes or the treatment
ded that Mr. Win. Lecky be appoint .. accorded the children. An extract
I
market clerk, the town 44te,paid five tenni the report says : "The foster -
per cent. of the fees, hotz a is the place for dependant chil-
The water, Tight and berbor com- dcen,\rather than in public iustitu-
mittee recommended that the gum of Cions. Much time could be profitably
$5 be accepted from Mr. Murdoch spent in iseeking out homes for chil-
McDonald as rent arias11 in the freight dren, instead of waiting till homes
shed from November 22. 1916, to offer. Many good people, if ap-
April L;, 11117. The committea also proached in the right way, would
reported that the four poles at the admit a child into their home who,
duck Mid been solo for $7. if left to themeelve., would not ask (dr
The public works cowwittee recom- one. Normal children should be rearbel
trended that Mr. George Johnston be in normal homes."
granted permission to piece a gasoline A report was made of the action of
pump and tank on Kingston at rept at the county council in refuming, to purr
his gaiage upon Signing a bond pro- chase the St. Lawrence home for a
tecttng the town. Chi/dr/on'', Shelter, but voting the sum
A motion was pawed requesting Mr. of $2.510 for the purchtl.e of what they
Tho,. Stothers, trustee of the 0. W. would consider a suitahle place, and
S. Railway, to we that the right -of- their committee, it wee understood,
way is not sold for taxes, es edger- had decided to recommend the purchase
titled, hist that he redeem it in trust of the residence at present occupied by
for the interested municipalities. Mr. Rlliotl, the county agent, though
It wasdecided W hold a special meet- at a higher price, heceuae they con-
ing Thursday night of this week, to Sider.+ it a more suitable and desir-
consider the striking of the tax rate able building. This will he dealt with
for 1917 and to deal with sewer inst.- at the next meeting of the county
term, council. Meanwhile the secretary
Councillor Moser reported that, ow- will write Mrs. Beck, the owner of the
ing to the ehort evening's, the poultry- 9t. Lawrence, and *retire the cant'e11a-
men were not making as rapid prog tion of the agreement for purchase
retie aa was hoped it rebuilding the provisionally entered into by the
poultry house at the Agriculture! executive of the C, A. Society.
A large amount. of correspondence
$ THURSDAY, SEPT. 1:1, 1917
New Books Worth Reading
"Whet the I'r mordants Came to
Poland," the exporiaroes W au
American wentau during the Ger-
Mae iliraMiOu. by ,fauna de Tut,
erynnwler., $J._'t net.
' "Sixueu. Months -1n Fottr Ger-
man 'Ti iss me.", by Henry. C.
alshuul,�', $1.:1 Mo.
"The Secret Witnos.a," by Geo.
Gibbs, a new Entosi an Wier Newel
by the author of "The Yellow•
Dolt.." $1.311. •
"Over The Top." by an Anter-
ivau, Saddle" \1'1:0 \rent- Arthur
Glee' Kuntaiy. $1.50.
•The leaned tt? t'utk'rthanding,"
by Eleanor Porter, $1.40 Htt.
•11altie the Pncuuyuertid," b1.
]Cathieeu Nei ris. $1 Cott,
%"The P1•tmtto r .1 rester Minim
tett." by Erur.t Thoumplson Beton,
{LSt1
"Adie',. House of Outran,*," by
1.. 11, Montg'10el'v• dourer of
"Aunt of Green Galilee," t1.511ut't.
Wei have eft! a large mtte•k of
blest Note Paper and Envelope..
old price, EnveJipes lllc per'peek-
age. I'aper 15e per quire..
THE TOWN COUNCIL.
STRATFORD. ONT..
Oltittrie's Best Coalilierci.l School
( +es are thomugb, the ttlstrue-
tors are experienced, students get
individual Attention all.l gl-atluat4s
m
aplacard In Visit ionic 1hiring.thtt.e
months we turned 410811 over 300
calla for trained help. Tills in the
those for thuwho. want the prat-
ioal traiuing and the gisid poaltion$.
COMMERCIAL, SHORTHAND and
TF'i.F•C.RAi'HV DRI'ARTMENTS
UM our free eatalo4ud it w01 lo(erv.1 yew,
W..1. ELl.IoTT, L. A. M('LACHLAN,
I'reaklen t. I'ri ucipal,L
THE SINGER STORE
Tan Centres, Cushions
and Scarfs.
an and white Work -hags. •
Silks r Embroidering,
11,f, iiINDS OFK
BABY'S A
1'tt, wool white SW era,
tietc(t with pick and bine.
Blankets, Shawls,
etc.
MISS NOBLE
(In Ute Sl 11 are
a
Your Fall Suit
Summer is nearly gone, and
it is time to think of fitting
yourself out for fall. You
will need a light -weight
Overcoat for the cooler
days, and perhaps a new
fall Suit. We should like
you to call and
natty goods we
,tock. We are
many particular
and we believe
please you.
Let us try.
see the
have in
pleasing
people,
we can
R. J. Armstroni
MERCHANT TAILOR
Smith Nide Square, (iod.•1 i. I, 3
SUCH A GROUPING
of style* in wom n's fa11 shoes
as we are shnwi-q has rarely
been accomplish ,. here you
will see the latest , npular novel
ties of high-grade workmanship
int good leathers. Made in hut -
ton end lace models in patent
leather, viol kidskin, dull calf-
skin, tan calfskin or kidskin
and two -lone comhinatio: . All
reasonably priced.
Phone 136
Store clones Wednesday et 1
'p.m. during July and August
Wm. Sharman
Goderieh, Ontario
1
and report regarding cases hiring dealt
with by the county agent was read
and considered, although only a part
of what is on the list, end this showed
not a few cartes of difltcult chsraeter
requiring great patience and tact to
pnsluee good reetlte for the children
involved• ft to worth noting *Iso diet
eeversl requisite involving *dolts were
made to the Society, with the hope
that. the unfavorthle conditions com-
plained of would 11e improved, if not
altogether met right. Details of ramie
cannot, of cotlree he put into public
print, hot it would surprise the aver-
age•eiR.tten of either sex to Teem the
neturr of the work and the ton often
deplorable ronditiona which r4ulre
attention and if pns*ibl, remedy. Now
that the many diversions of the eumsser
season are passing away, it would be
well if anyone willing Ur aid the lin-
fortunate would keep in mind the
work of the C. A. lioolity, and attend
the meetings with mune.! sad
sympathy.
tonics know,. oomhin
blood purifiers. The
the Ingredients in Hall'.,
prodnoe, such wonderful
condition., Oen, for teat_
F. J. t`HLNYY a: CO..
All dn,Rttbas,7Sc,
Hall. Family P111. for .•,acted
PORT ALBERT.
Web/imams Y. Sept. 12th.
Mise Evelyn Hayden left for . ra-
don thin week to spend a few we
with relatives.
Mrs. Thomas Brown, of Detroit, its
visiting( here with her sister-in-law,
Mire Walker Murray,
Miss Hazel Hartwell, teacher of H.
No. 1. Ashfield, spent the ,week -end
`er home in Oodericb.
and Mrs. James Hay and fam-
ily, dr Tucker.nlith, and Mrs. McDon-
ald rued daughters Florence and Mabel
motor up to Pott Albert, to visit
their un le and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Oliver, o r linnday.
James McMillan made a trip by
motor to London this week to attend
the Weetern Fair. He was accomp-
anied by Mr. Thos. Dickson, jr., Mr.
WELL-KNOWN ONTARIO
WOMAN SPEAKS.
Welland, Ont. -"I am most piesslite
say that Dr. fieres's Favorite Prescrip-
tion hes proved
itself a first -clam
b' remedy. It ues
run-down, weak
and
needed played aoman's
tonic. I have Just
finished using one
bottle. I fed much
stronger and better.
\ Can eat better and
am lees nervous.
You may say that
' ` 'Favorite Prescrip-
tion' is Just the medicine for tired -out,
worn-out women. It does wonders for
there." -Moa, Ono. FLA/mime E. Main
and State Sta., Welland, Ont.
THIS PRZSCRITrION IS FOR TOU.
If you suffer frogs hot flasher or disai-
rte•e, fainting spells, hysteria, headache,
or nerywsnen you are not beyond is
fief.
Dr. P'ierce's Favorite Prescription is
directed to the real cause; end promptly
removes the disease, and ther�j bringssomfnrt in the place d prelooLed mtsrry
h has been sold b7for nearly
tin fluid form, at 1.00 per bottle,
pvmg emerel satideetion_ It am now
Iad In eugareonated tablet form. Said
tawsMmedicine
dealers
artrial bolt by
ma on reeeipt of SO meta is stamps
Every sick woman may consult a by
letter, absolutely without charge.
Write without far as without fee, to
Penalty of the Invalids' Hotel, Dr. V. M.
Pares. Preadeuet, 663 Main 8t., Buffalo,
Y.
Dr. Pheee'. !'suets are nn.41,_ ld se e
Liver PILL RwetL,st, mesa le fadte, Oats
Sap dsyar-.Holed Pellet • Dees. Cure
irk He••dech., Bilkew Be•dertk Dbtd
east, (`.omaipatien. Indigeetime Bilious
emb and Bowrangsteset d i
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See the New Millinery
Any Day
WE are ready to show you the Fall Millinery styles any day you cats
visit the show -room. This season, instead of the usual fomlal
XXX opening, we have decided to place the new Hats on display as fast
as they are turned oat. We cordially invite you to come and see
them any time you find it convenient. You need not feel under any more
obligation to buy than if you were visiting a formal fall opening. There will
be something new and fresh every week and we feel satisfied that a visit to
our show -room will amply repay you. We will have some very pretty,
stylish and attractive patterns ready for Saturday, and will be glad to have
you come and look the styles over.
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Stunning New Suits for Full
Extra -Good Values at $25.00 and $30.00
We are showing some stunning Tailored Suits for fall and winter wear, gar-
ments that both for material and style are exceptional. The new and,unusual touches
for fall 1917 are shown in these garments, for we delayed placing our order until the
very kW minute, in order to secure garments that were absolutely right. The tailoring
is faultI ss ; the colorings are those most in demand ; the materials, exceptionally good,
better by far than it will be possible to get later in the season. We draw special
attention to the Suits in Serges, Cheviots and Broadcloths, which we show in navy.
brb`wn, black, green, wine color, etc. Every garment is man -tailored throughout,
designed, cut and made by experts. They are absolutely perfect in fit. Most of the
Coats are silkillned. Come and see these new Suits. Priced at each
$25.x11 aid
$30.00
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Choose Your New Goat Early
There is a special advantage in doing it this year, for
everyone in touch with the conditions knows that desirable
materials are becoming scarcer every day, and as the season
advances it will be impossible to duplicate present stocks or
values. Our stock of•Coats is, we consider, the best we have
ever shown, both from the standpoint of quality and style.
Great care was given to the selection of each garment and we
know that material, style and everything about them are just
right.
Coats for children, $6.00, $8.00 and $9.0o.
Coats for misses and ladies, $10.00, $15.00, $16.50
up to $35.00.
Of most styles, no two alike.
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Special Values in Plush Coats
At $25.00 and $3o.00
Everything points to a big demand for Plush Coats again this season. We have
prepared for it with a splendid assortment, and would direct special attention to the
values we are showing at 125.00 and 330.00. These Coats are made from high-grade
Plush, lined throughout with good timings, and come in styles that will he sure to please.
ya "as
an r Save Some Money
Ont the haat of the Wash Skirts. We will not
carry hem over, mo (throw then) on a bargain
table a onlay morling, the last we have in
stock. 'p: •ular values two and three times this
price. Chof this lot Saturday morning __71i0
Children's Sch . • 1 Hose 20c
Children's ribbed c.tton Hose. splendid quality
for echool wear, fast -lack, seamless feet. Per
pair ago
Duchesse Silks
Beautiful quality Ducheage H1 a, black and the
new tall colorings. Per yard_ .i{O and 182.00
HOD
Direct I
..Holeproof loose, 3 pairs lir box, 1.00
A limited quantity of theme fidoonit Hese for
children'm wear. Fine or heavy rib, for girls' in
boy,.. Guaranteed by the maker. You get a
signed guarantee with each box. The best
children's Stocking matte. We have a limited
quantity in stock and, 'Will clear them out at the
old price of, per box 11.00
Next seasw'm pricers will be et least 5150 pet
box for miwilar quality.
Showing of Dress Goods
in the New Shades
We have just opened op some Dress and Suiting
HerRee, fine French weaves, in the new shades"
of burgundy, dark green, taupe and purple, also
navy and black. Two gnalitle, at per yard
12.00 and 12.75
NS BROS.
Godelrich
Will
Mix.
Mcgen
Dickson, Mrs, Dickson
Mary McKenzie and Da
•e`
KINTAIL.
TOneDAY, Sept. 11.
DEAT= Olf/i FORMER R*g1D2t''. -.
P11. McDonald family have received
the sad intelligence of the death of
their deter, Mrs. D. Finlay/ion, at
Boulder, Colorado. She was long •
sufferer, hut bore it patiently to the
end- She was formerly well known
here before moving some thirty years
ago to Colorado, where ber husband
predeceased her twenty-six years ago.
She was in her sixtieth year and i•
survived by her only son. Roderick,
who lives In Boulder, and four broth-
er% and two sisters of this place, a
brother at Sault Ste. Marie and one at
Houlder. Colorado, who bath the
sincere • mpathy of their . many
friends, Mi.. Flora McDonald spent
the test two months with her sister
previous to her death. •
8T. AUGUSTiNE.
TUESDAY, Sept. il.
Quite s number from our burg are
(visitorsMMar beMLOn«6, of Qoderich, week.his (theewoolllen mill in .13. In i charge of
renewing old acquaintances in this son, Mr, J. W. Gledhill. trbaence o1 hie
'vicinity.
Mies Helen M. Thompson returned
)hl. week front a three weeks' visit
with Brussels friends.
Mia. Sutherland, of Rmhro, will
demonstrate in "Canning Fruit end
Vegetables' at the St. Augustine Hall
on Thursday, September 20th.
BENMILLER.
WEDNa.DAY, Sept. 12.
Mr. .1. J. Moore left for Rrnfold,
Sark . , this afternoon.
Mr. and Mee. Long and Mr. and Mn,
Webster, of London, spent the weak•
end at the home of Mr. and Mn. John
R Laing.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Straw/hen have
returned from rornnto, where they
were visiting their daughter, Mrs.
A. H. Melillo.
Messrs. J. W. Gledhill, John Long
Michael Older and C. A. Venetone all
motored to Landoll this morning to
attend the Western Fah.
it looks quite.like obi times today
HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS
Round trip Ueket, t4 certain po inbt In
Manitoba, lia.katchewan and Mbwta •1,
North Ray. a lochrans and Tranaoomnmate!
Route a •la Chicago ded et. Paul, on sole
each Timmer until thea, ;Ulla, Inolasl,e, at
low
Through Tot let fileeping Cars to
Winnipeg on abuse dots., leaving
Toronto 10. 43 p.m. no change of cars
•i* Trausco.tlrteneal Route.
Return limit, two month.. •reln•t o. rpt
date of male. Berth reaereetlnu. and tail!
p*rtScelarsat all Grand Trunk 1 It etovr,
r writs C. L. Hornlnx, n otrhlt *l paaw*•
Agset. reroute), Out. ger
P. F. LAWRENCE at SONS
Town Agents Phone 8