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8 Ways to Judge Tires
1.
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3.
4.
5.
6.
How much does the tire weigh?
(Midwlina weigh 12 to 15% mem)
How thick is the tread?
(The Michelin Unioenal has a double -thick
tread)
How large is the traction -surface?
(In the Michelin Universal ibree-quartets of
the tread bean on the ground.)
Does the inner tube fit naturally?
(Michelin Tuba do, though other tubes are
stretched to /it )
Is the price right'
(Michelins sell at lowest prices posalble,
*moldered.)
Organization behind the tire?
(Economical Eff c envy is the Michelin watch.
word.)
7. Experience of the tire -maker?
(Michelin inoenled the pneumatic automobile
tire.)
8. What do users say?
(Ask them and you will be convinced)
East Street Garage
"Owned and Operated by a Pract,cal Man
ARTHUR M. GLOVER
Ooderich - - - Ontario
LOCAL TOPICS
The Wrong Ob •
In the prize list of the Gxlerieh
fair, published last week. a nuMber of
Prises for shorthorn cat tle were cteditert
error to Mr. Robert Mcllwain. Of Nile.
These prizes were awarded to Mr. Robert
Glen, of Nile.
Four Octogentrigns.
The fact has been remarked thas the
last four deaths recorditd in Goderich
were all of ix -roans who had passed- the
fourscore mark. The aggregate number;
of years lived by the . four old residents
was 341, or an averageof .over eighty-tive
Miss Annie H. Stoddart left this.rnorning
for Detroit, Mich., and on arrival there
was married to Mr. David R. Witmer,
of that city, formerly of Goderich. Many
friends ill town will join in extending
hearty good wishes to the young couple.
The bride was accompanied to Detroit by
her sister Mrs. J. W. Baker, who will re-
main there for a shori
Two Firs Calls.
The tire brigade had two calls this
week. The first was on Tuesday after-
noon to the residence of Mrs. LOUIS El-
liott, Etritannia road. Some wood which
had been left in the oven caught lire aryl
the house was filled with smoke. No
particular damage was done. The:second
call was shortly after 6 o'clock on Wed-
nesday morning, when Mr. Albert Jar
dine's dwelling. corner Cambria road
and Anglesea street, was discovered to be
on fire. The house and most of the con-
tents were destroyed. the fire having
gained considerable headway before the
alarm was sounded. The family made a
hurried exit and were taken in at a neigh-
bor's. The cause of the tir.- is supposed
to be an overheated stove.
Save Your Eyes
Von know if you lose an
arm or leg you can replace it
with an artificial limb, which
is really quite useful,. Store
teeth are. not half bad, and
surely won't ache.
Glass . eyes. however, are
not noted forteing particularly
useful members of !society. ,
SAVE YOUR F.V. FS -consult
P4 °fill
AND PICO
OP OPTICIAN
kin AT 11ff NOV erfiCt
osr
IA meeting of the United Patriotic Sec- I
iety will be held at the home of Mrs.
IHarry Salkeld. Hayfield road, on Wednes-
day. October 17th. All the ladies of the ,
neighborhood who are interested in knit- II
tine wad emir. few-the.soldiers .are cot* i
ialiyinvited to be present. • .!
. A meeting of the Farmers' Club will be
held at I Orange Hall on Wednesday. Oc- •
tober 17th. A full attendance is re- ,
quested. ,
• THE GODERICH MARKETS.
To cellilta T. 11010'er II
X tri
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.74
c.
H7P•V many of us griiml.:r a• tfrit burden of WannIng
mons simple le is ia It :'7ium, where moist of the
• tar* of bread- the er.tire day's
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It .stf:ne env rt tnow trtint to riser on such a
An • far ea file& will permit thee, eti......11! 'are tet!..en to 1.olland
to yri-r;eyote undor 1 r• ;SP 414111g tp,a .4A114. 131.13 itn4s aro no
In". they cannot he keta ;enc.: _dam seek .. and n-sre
Mike autkol.l.s.. vile hive rava.rel tics Amer:"..ear
tarry on this VI4111 14-0111. 1111e4/•11a1143Y4
Theo 111,0 Orralan• I Thknk of t`..e thoucande whose fathers hoes
fatten it. tati:e. are Will 141,4e hoot uthen sway late
:Carr an onde,re. tri pi•nty. YAM don,
work. tro. must de; end larval oft charity. go:a. eon.r11•1-
As roe rase Yew. nwn meal!. repreatee riurn'ii "Muni of
and $ 04$44 of Breen" and I.ELP 1114til you aeal dm pinch.
s a nest Ire •.1414 40 3311.g4/1111.
1011.:f C41343//3bU440.1 4/111 1441 131300 CO nigh. the ReIginn Minlinor
of the interior tin Le lia,re. to Dutch • Ithdetire. Wbo
ad.nintetr:. the rei4 work imdcr 1..4 crtmrea al of braid' and
Whet win ma io for tic wad's of Re ..net
CELGIAI\I RELIEF FUND
h West. Tomato
Mak* el,quen psty•alo to Itelellwo Relief Ford
PERFECT HEALTH IS EVERT
WOMAN'S BIRTHRIGHT.
• Presaiptlon That From Girlhood
to Old Age Has Seen a Blessing
to Womankind.
When a girl beisomes a woman, when
woman parses through middle life, are
the three periods of life when health and
strength are most needed to withstand
the pain and distrees often caused by
severe organic disturbances.
At these critical times women are
best fortified by the use of Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription, an old remedy
of proved worth that keeps the entire
womanly system in excellent condition.
Mothers, if your daughters are weak,
lack ambition, are troubled with head-
aches, lassitude and are pale and sickly,
Dr. Pierce's Favorite T'reicription is
just what they need to surely bring the
bloom of health to their cheeks and maks
them (sarong and healthy.
For alle ailing wornen Dr. Pierre's
Favorite Priwription is just the right
medicine. During the last fifty yesrs it
has banished from the lives of tens of
thousands of women pain, eniecry and
distress. It makes weak women strong,
sick women well.
It you are a sufferer, it your daligh•
ter, mother, sister, need help, get Dr.
Pierce s Favorite reseription in liquid
or tablet form from any medicine dealer
Losday. Then address Dr. Pierce,
valids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., and gel'
confidential medieal advice entirely free.
Every woman should be careful that the
Ever is active and the poisons am not
*Mowed to elog the system -get rid ol
these poisons by taking Dr. Pierre's
Pelleta, which regulate and invigorate
;stomach, liver and bowels. Keep the
body clean insi.Ie as well as outside!
How to preserve health and beauty is
told in 1)r. Pierce's Common Sense Medi -
Ical Adviner. It is fru. Send Doctor;
Pierre% Buffalo, N. Y., fifty cents or stamps
to cover wrapping and mailing only.
visor of the redemptive branch of social
service in cprinect ion with the Presbyterian r_
church in Canada. give an. address
tober atith, as the guett of the Arthur.
Circle. .
Ttie annual convenyon of Epworth
Leagues of l'axlerich dietrict will be held
in North street Methodist church on
Wednesday, Octobei IT, with sessi•iiis
commencing at 16 0. in.. 1.30 p m and
7.30 p in. Among the speakers will be
Rev_ It'. Langford. of Mitchell. and Rev.
E. F. Armstrong, of Wingliam. All thoer
intereeted in young people's work are in-
vited to attend. •
The pastor, Rev. Dri Rtaksige, will
conduct the services fin' North street.
Methodist church next Sunday. Morning
ing, "The Hindering God." Men's Sunday.
Morning aub meets at 10 a. M. Subject
for discussion: "Parliament's Relation
to Nation -building -should the State un-
dertake religious educatibn ?"
Osterhout at the service in Victoria street
Methodist church nextlundae morning.
and will preach on 'Ou Objective irk the
Evangelistic Campaign." In the evening
the pastor will preach. his eubject being
"The Open Door." Sunday school and
Bible class at 3 o'clock. Tjae union war
prayer meeting will be held en Wednesday
evening, OctoSer 24th, litetead of October
17th, as previoirely announced.
October is thank -offering month in the
W. M. S. of -the Presbyterian church in
Canada. It is hoped that the offering
from Knox church will be worthy of the
cause and the congregation. The offering
may be placed on the plate on Sabbath.
October 14th ;marked "thank-offerins-)
or brought to the thank -offering meeting
of the Auxiliary on Tuesday, October
Laid at Rest.
On Sunday afternoon the funeral of the
late Mrs. Gundry took place from the
family residence, Picton street, to Mait-
land cemetery. There was a large attend-
ance of friends and sympathizers. The
services were conducted by the Rev. Dr.
Rutledge, the deceased's pastor. and ihe
pallbearers were Sheriff Reynolds. J. Ft: -
Colborne, Chas. McHardy and Jas.
Connolly. The casket was covered with
beautiful flowers. Mrs. W. J. Young,
daughter of 'the deceased; -arrived fronie
Saskatoon for the funeral, and among oth-
ers present were Mrs. Ruby. of Toronto;
Mrs. Forrester and Mrs. Cairns, of Port
Elgin; Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Murdock and
Miss Murdock. of Hensel!: Dr. Hardy, of
Toronto; Dr. Campbell, of Zurich; Mr. and
;Ars. Alex. Imes, of Clinton.
The Thanksgiving Supper.
esteate
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7evaaaav, c 11.1915
Send Small Sums
by Money Orders
Issued 11, the Usies Bast al
For am▪ ounts up to $50.00
they may be purchased ..at any .13tatich .of this 'Bank. and are
payable at full face value at any Chartered Bank In Cauad2,
Yukon excepted, and in the principal cities In the' United States
Tbey are convenient to secure and cash. atel absdutely safe
Goderich Branch -F. WOOLLCOM BE.
Those who attended. the annual rally
at Glamis of the Baptist Young People's
Spcieties of this Association on Thanks-
giving Day report a very enjoyable time.
Crowds motored from eeveral ceritres, the
largest delegation being from Wingham.
from which twenty-five young people
motored the thirty miles. On account of
the great distance only five attended from
Whiting. Mr. John Donaldson. Mr. I
Robert Cossey, Miss Elisabeth Donald- '
son.
The good people of Auburn are very
enthusiastic Sunday school workers and
they are making special arrangements. to
entertain the Centreliuron...COnv_entionsm.
Tuesday next. October 16th. The con- ,
vention opens at 1.30 p. m. and there will
be a splendid evening Program. The
public are invited to all the smions. i
Miring the afternoon many local workers
will take part and Rev. D. H. Wing, of
the Ontario Sunday School Association.
willgive practical addremes. There will
likely be a large attendance of teachers
The annual Thanksgiving supper, given and officert from the Centre Huron
by the ladies of Victoria street Methodist Sunday schools I
church on Monday evening. was again a Thanksgiving services were held in the
great success and Was heartily enjord Goderich churches on Sunday. At St.
by the great number eihiS attended. he George's Rev. Canon Hill, late of Re -
gine. who has recently taken up reeidence
plentifully supported by the other good evening, giving two strong sermons.
things that go to make a Thanksgiving : The rector, Rev. A. L. G. Clarke, assisted
feast. After the supper an entertain- • in the services. The musical service of
ment was given in the church auditorium. I the day. in charge of • Mr. Buckley, was
One of the numbsers. whiF.h especially de' I appropriate and effective. The choir
saLonrRd" (Maunder) and "Ye shall dwell in 1
two harvest anthems. "Praise the
the church choir as far back as 1574. A ' the land" ;Stainer). the goblets beim( Miss
reading by Miss Bowlby, of Windsor, who Doolittle. Miss Whitely and Mr. Parsons.
was a unique selection and showed in -
J. Fe Fard----, i- The thank-offeringcontributed during the
day amounted to over S300. %shish goes
reduction of the debt upon
is visiting at the horne of Rev.
an excellent program were vocal solos by I Good congregations were present at the
Misses Warrener and I.yttie, recitations Baptist church. where the pastor. Rev.
by Misses Elsie and Edith Reinhart and G. M. Holmes, took thanksgiving topics
Mrs. T. Huchinson. a duet by Misses
Belcher and Millian, a violin solo by • biect was: "Thanking God for
for both sermons of the day. The morn -
Miss Shaw, a quintette ' Spiritual Bfeesings." and for the evening:
Misses Lyttle. Millian and 'Belcher and "Lemon! in Thankfulness from the Life
Messrs. C. Robertson and Geo. Belcher, ' of Christ." ;
a mouth organ PA)lo by Miss Gibbs, and 1 The services at Knox church wer:woz.
laermid, Rutledge and the pastor. So ing Rev. R. C. McDermid spoke'on "Na-
ptopriate and interesting. In the
well had the. ladies provided that plenty linnet Thanksgiving." and in the evereng
remained for the serving of a hot lunch hie eubject was "The Place of Praise in
-the-following day. The ladies are to be worships. The choir. under the leader -
congratulated upon their success. the re- ship of Mr. Taylor. gave several anthems
ceipts amounting to about I effectively : a quartette. "God Is a
court house Tuesday afternoon. The fol- !slim Hildred McColl in the solo, -Fear'
SOirit," was beautifully sting hy Mies
Children's Aid Society. Nairn. Mrs. Dunlop. Mr. C. K. Saunders
The regular monthly meeting of the and Mx. Jae. F. Thomo n and the cons
Children's Aid Society was held in the gregation was especially pleated to heat
lowing receipts since last meeting were
reported : Mrs. It G.Reynolds. t;oderich. At North street Methodist church Rev.
*2; Miss Mary A. Tom. Exeter,SI: .I.,1. Dr. Rutledge's morning sermon was ere
Irvine. Walton. SI:Geo. Porter,Godtrich, pecially devoted to the thanksgiving
12. ' spirit of the day. At the evening service
The county oecreetary reported having Mr. D. Reberts,of Stratford sane "The
made application to the Ontario School Holy Citv," and Mr. Arden Aitken. of
for the Blind at 'Brantford for the admis- Stratford, tonk a ;solo ie. the anthem,
sion of a ward of the Society who has -Soldiery of Christ. arise !"
very defective eyesight; the reply was. to Victoria street Metholist church ale°
the effect that he was not a proper AP- had intrtesting and •eppropriate servicee,
plicant for admission to that school. and it with sermons by the pastor and a special
was suggested that a proper °co st be service of praise by the choir.
Send the Soldier Boys
Your Photo
October will avoid the ir-
regular and congested con-
ditions later, particularly
for overseas mails.
J. T. FELL
Photographer
A communication from Mr. J. J Kelso ,
was read. stating that the infant welfare A big G.T.R. freight locomotive was de -
branch of the Provincial Health Denart- railed Monday morning at the harbor,
ment had offered to co-operate with Chit- just in front of the Itig Mill. The local
dren's Aid Societies in setting up a fine men worked at it until the middle of the
child welfare exhibit. (;riderich is asked to afternoon without MICCeSa. and it was not
co-operate, so' that the exhibit enay .be until the arrival of the diary from
put on in Goderich early in I)ecernbee Stratford that -the hi gine was put
There would be 'Misting pictures. and back on the rails.
the whAte community would be asked. to
drop in and see the exhibit. A represent- .ste'
ative of the Health Department would be
present in charge of the exhiNt.
The county secretary was authorized to
communicate with the Prdvincial sups:
ments
Too Good The date suggested fort us! meet -
for our customers -thee's
our working principle. . It
is not extravagance, but
the truest economy, when
you arc htfying clothes ter
get Material that wilt -Wear,
Work manship ,2tIiat will
stand the t, St le that '
will e for, a good appear.
orre:e. yon;,, good dollars
are well ?pent in
the gartnepts we tur.n out.
ing of the !Huron county .eiet Y. is Nov-
ember Lk r the utive to' decide
whetter thie g will be held in Gide-
a s of the Society during -the ninth
and four placed irr homes. A communica-
tion fmrn the St. Thomas Serie' y was read
asking assistance in finding homes for
Some boys from two to .foue eearti of
age.
CHURCH NOTES.
A spezial mitt service be NiveP in
North stre-t fluirch nese
and an blur with the Manisa young
people op Tuew/ay evenings will prove
pleasant and profitable However, there
MU be no m •eting next week
conduct the frffvice4 in Knox chu::h on
hlio Christine Rau% former super.
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EARIT1
EASE
!became. A Well-known
t !kart Ilkie:iste with-
; ,.1 fitehteK 1130 Ifit.Inort.
medicine which wn. Mel on
34144 market, moat sneers,.
lot tor I heart Diessase and
Kidozy Trouble.. and
:twat irritated ia
Kidney
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The Saults Coal Co.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR
LEI -110H VALLEY
HE COAL !THAT SATISFIES
We' eel in Hara
I,ime, Cement, Fire Brick, Fire
Clay, also Hard and Soft Wood,
Maple and Hemlock Slabs.
Fresh Ors of Lime and
Cement just received.
B. ). Saults' 'Residence 275
W. W Saults' Residence 202
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WHITE PINE AND
SPRUCE BALSAM
If you have aet iiiiisiril
if your 11111444 are intlanuml and
your air pamsagem irritated, t
mptendkl Cough Syrup will
afford the relief yori merit
promptly awl without any
harmful after-effects.
Peamlar White Pine .41141
Spruce. Batman' 1/4 161'.011.04
rt/11141dy 4%1111111/1111414,43 I'1111.
Bark, HprlICC 4311141,
Bark, Wile Cherry A1343 411311
us:nosed merits.
remotly am /1114)11 tacm.41104e and
rid y of that Vonsth.
Mokl in two •Imno,
25C and soc
J. A. Campbell
"Central Drag Stere';
Sorhe people never seem to tire in their
;afore- to mato- other 14011)11' •ear y
He used a pebble to
keep his mouth moist -
WE USE
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NAVE IN CANADA
Nes: ees . L V947
'4 !AI& uzi 14,)
gives tis a wholesome, anti-
septic, refreshing Confection
to.take the place of t•cave
man's pebble.
We help teeth, breath, rip lite, •
mouth and throat with this we
come sweetmeat.
• Chew ft after every mewl
The FliaPittPur
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