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WANTED.
RASPBERRIES
GARDEN BEANS
AND BEETS
at the Canning Factory.
Hymn Canning & Evaporating Co.
LOST OR POUND.
OST.-St.NDAI' MORNING, JULY
no. on Montreal o waterloo Street. add
each. Valued as a keepsake.
karidly leave at Tit& SIGNAL OFFICE.
CARD OF THAMES.
WE NSISNG1ertEtOF-
PIoura:•i
neigh-
bors and (needs for then kinderw and sympathy
wi our 1 tee of Sere bereavement.
ALLAN AND JAMES BUCHANAN.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
Notice to Water -takers.
80DRRICHa ONTARii THURSDAY. AUG. 1 1918
ADMIRAL BLUflTT'S SWORD.
Memento of Heroic Deeds Will Be o0
Exhibition Tbls Week.
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THE SIGNAL PRINTING CO.. LiMiTED. Puau*aaaa•
'fHE LADS IN KHAKI TO
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ADVERTISERS NTSD cuRREs-
THIS maws sIONAL. DUNGANNON'S FIELD DAY.
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The full-page Oilautauqu• ad. on the Good Program 1 Sports Run Off- I \Ytilurwlny of serf. week will be envie
back pivot The liqpiat this %seek Daces- Ptoceeds ever ;too°. Mrs. Catherine Reditrn received d holiday. and the printers will 'have a
aitatea a rear'rantitasat. of other ad- I Dungannon's civic holiday was duly , on Saturday that her hus e•
Off -
Through the courtesy of Mrs. Walter Robert Redfsrn. was reported admitted
on
C. Flab mild Mier Bluett, there will be veeWMemeute. TIS eanouncemente of Celebrated yesterday afternaw, when a to the seventh casualty clearing station
exhibition t- u. Porter's h ..kar,r.,J. o n,.iw ..0 mlHtiri Porter and J. A. bit Red Crus tie day w'as heki. A large on July 20 with a gunshot wound in the
Shirt week • rare and valuable sword (aptpbe11wUlel)}
presented to Admiral Sir Sterling Elect, t
their rrandteMLer, fur drrigg beroil.tn flit& b.
during a conflict at sea, in which, owing i W. Acheson a
to the Intricacy of navigation. it took . received too woe
three days of intense labor to bring out
the enemy. The English had only nue
wounded, including Lieut. Bluets. The.
Patriotic society presented thin sword,
and the Admiralty awarded a Command-
er.* coolie hellion. The day this intelli-
gence reached England this gallant
officeryoung or wan pint twenty yeast of
age. Knighthood was conferred upon
him in MIX, sod be retired as Admiral
In 11440. Xchniral Bluett bad three sons,
Lieut. Harold Bluetit. R.N., Lieut.Waltet•
ylttett, nnrgeon, 11. N., and Captain
Fredric Bluett, R.N., father of Mrs. t isib
& P Mins Bluett, to whom fur unusual
aaliaasry Queen Vitoria presented a
massive sliver medal. A second modal
was conferred upon blur for daringj.
bravery. Later on Capt. Bluett with
two brother officers r'sdgned tronr the
navy ant travelled the world over,
finally landing in New York. where for
one year they remained. Wishing to
Incase permanently in Canada. Captain
ltlnett came to London. Ontario, but
finding it inland remained only a short
Goderich oderich with her wonderful
basiny and poled biliMee ltired bite
Uo purchase land on the banks of Lake
Huron. He revelled in the trout stream'.
and will wends. and in silent watches
wrote verse of unusual charm. Captaininpowwow!Bluett wee of wide culture and powwow!
• great human heart -one felt hetter for
)laving known him. He died in 1x71.
Mrs. Filth, whose home is at }(oche*,
ter. N.Y., and her daughter, Hew
.of
bilis,
of Detroit, are present rnt tnjoyiog a
Visit in taws.
Next Sunday will be the fourth ar.ni-
versary of Britain's participation in the
war. and it is suggested that a suitable
manner of observing the day would be
for all to attend the churcheervtces and
take part in the worship of the Greet
Arbiter of war.ss
The Red Crosewer! t ill meet in the
industrial school nem at the pirt.lic library
on Tuesday and ,Fnday afternoons. Iron
3 to 6 o'clock. Ary new sever will he
welcomed.
Water-takere will please take notice
that the use of water nn leans. sprinkles
and fountains after sunset or heforf sun-
rise is strictly prohibited. and at all tines
in lase of an alarm of fire.
No hose is to be used aithout a nozzle.
Any person violating any of a above
regulations will be prosecut
water shut raft.
WATER & LiGHT COMMISSION.
22t Per J. B. KELLY. Engineer.
1)R. F. J. R. FORSTER.
EYE. EAR. NOSE. THROAT.
Late House Surgeon New Yak Ophthalmic
amid Aural Hospital assistant at Moorefeld's
Rye Hospital and Golden Square Throat Hos-
pital Eng.
etLondon.waterloo St S.. Stratford. Tekpbo ne .'in.
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FOS SALE of SENT.
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QIARFOR SALE.. --200 ACRES 1N
rwe+t Wawaaoalt near Dpn{llnn.n. &esewty
acmes under cattrvation, retnartder is bunt and
pasture Budg1din• ,n good corrd,tiow. Price
and terms reasonable Tb, wood on she place 11
ta
sold would meet r purctase girlie of ler farm
r
III•beeltk of owner ream to selling Fur lurcher
paetieulars apply to THE SIGNAL. (soderi, h.
!(.t.
jj OR SALE. -A TW(.STORY BRICK
1 howae contemn,' seven risen. beside* keit hen
pantry.be/Aattx and basement:electrir lights and
furnace. Near seware and Collegiate Institute.
Lot take in abuat quarter...or land. with -gar-
den. fruit trees. lawn. etc. Fur quick sale, idler
the whole far !Bass- part ca.h. haianoe. terms to
writ `purchaser. Owner ,mess's leaving town,
which es the meawn for low Mice liked. MRS.
J. 11 WILLIAMS. Mark, street. t7-tf
ad this week ou crowd assembled i the village and helped left shoulder. Pte. Redfern went over-
' to make the event a successuccess,.leas with the 161st Battal on.
ehange 01 ad. was I The proceedings opened with * parade I e -
this week. They to the agricu.tural ..rounds consisting, Mrs. Inkster has recelvedbe
save
torr trove her eon, Corp.Chan. lnkater,
anrlwvnce several *tractive npeclals, lint. of the Henderson Kiltir Lads and Kine& he wait taken p ' by tb (Gun
ner e -
the headliner helm a navy blue serge, Lasses of 1.ondon next of decorated cars.manv rbr Inter was n-4tteu flay 17th
82.80 value at *1 .80 a y'ud• I and then a number of ether automobiles. l and was received s few days ago. i{e
IZOR SALE. -THE TEN ROOMED
r COTTAGE oa Barlett, road, formerly the
property of for Tale M . Gibson. Two herr
lots:• &table. town wrter Api.l! 1•, MRs JAS.
w'ILSct1
est(
Read every pane or The signal every On arriving at the grounds a short musical retorts his wound prpgreesing well.
week, but particularly this week. l program was given by the Kilties and
} then the judging of the cars took place DEPARTMENTAL
NEXT WEEK'S BIG EVENT. and prizes were awarded as follows: EXAMINATIONS.
1st. Rev. T. A. Stedman (Canada).
(Godench's CYeatRgra Ofiten a Uurq.. 2nd, H. Myers (Telephone exhibit). -- bangs ascii to the level ut than mixt.
i 3rd. Fred Ross ("Here Comes the Names of Successful Candidates at :,ode- I Parhamenu in which high school boy's
Opportunity in Hiskedsiss Entertatnnent. Brdt- u. nth tied [nom Elsewhere to Huron. and gull train themselves in public speak -
On the back pegs of this issue will be The 'best baseball game was betwernl The following G. C. 1. student= o,•re ' ung. that the
found a lull -place MtnounCement concern- Behest and Lochalsh. This was very in successful at the departmental examine -1f Proudfoot had proposed
ung the big Chautauqua week which opens westing, but as the Lochalsh team have tints of 1011+ the results of which haveOntariu Legislature should not meet till\
on Inc Hotel Sunset krounds on Monday. had very tittle practice they were natur- been announced: ; the end of the war. it would have the
( ! 1 of ecrocamY in its
Clay off. Will ativertlaere and Correa
p udents kindly bear this In mind's and
send in their "copy" at least a day ear
thou usual. _
ANOTHER SIDE TU IT.
To the Editor of Tat Signal.
DEAR SIR, -Your atntnbutor •'On-
looker" putt, up a plausible argument
against bye elections. That is just where
he and 1 elder. An Opposition that robs
itself of the right to appeal to the people
on each and every time an opportunity
oflet s Is no Opp)atio n at all. • Parlia-
ment merely becomes a mockery. and
L`ARM FOR NALE.-TWENTY•FlVE
ants. ,n-Celb*we tewntthrp seven lodes
trots Gadartch. Ayideal place to Nye. Ti- he
rid ole strew Apply to THOS GU((��V&Y.
RUC uenge. DaSea'n. z1t f
TO RENT..--�AyPA�RTMEN1S OVER
DAME F. W1L90At1Mar i.1,.et,A ohlg m
1'OR SALE. -A NEW BRICK HOUSE
with oar -half sem of land. situated on Huron
road. (;ederich. This ,,a genuine Megan Some
vacant tote can he bought adjoining this property.
T. GUNDR Y. (:oder,eh.
rpo RENT. -OFFICE AND FIVE-
] ROOM dwelling n connection therewith.
Apply tow. E KELLY.
VOR SALE. -RED BRICK HOUSE,
.nh all conveniences. Apply W. A. CHIS -
HOLM. Trafalgar street. es -t1
"A man without means
MOM alwtndon the hope of
nicking the future of hi,
(wittily luxuriously cumfor-
tahle.
All a ma can do
under a sting eitruni-
.tenees to eguard his
fancily in to
get his life insu
W. H. Taft.
A policy in the MUTUAL FE
makes this prnvisiun at lotwest fes
Robertson & Woods
A(; NT'
FOR SALE -SOLID BRiCK HOUSE.
all modern conveniences, also good well. soft
water cistern. Trutt trees. lawn.. vegetable garden.
stable, etc. A leo minute: walk from tiro Square.
For hull particular. addrer Hoa 35. THE
SIGNAL OFFICE. Goderich Ont. 99.11
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FOR SALE.
This big advertisement is but indicative ally at a disadvantage. The diamond is LOWER SCHOOL. EXAIIINATION FOR EN -
of the progressive spirit shown every- very rough, so that many grounders "went • TRANCE To NORMAL ScilooLs.-Mary M.
where in connection with Chautauquas. through' and ertors were numerous. The; Ganow, Grace K. Hamilton, Fern E.
In fact, Mr, T. O. Huckle, advance Belfast team were never in danger and 1 Humber, Ruby Kilpatrick, Irene U. Mc-
supenntendeit fon the Dominion (.'haat- were even better than the score indicates. , Clure, Alice M. L. Shepperd, Lizzie
rumness who is spending a week here in The htte-up was as follows: Sowerby, Marion G. Tigert, Ethel C.
connection with nett week's event, states Belfast -John McDonald. c: Gordon Washington. Haze. A. Young.
that nothing in the Advertising line excels Irwin, p; Bert Wiggins, lb: Garfield Mc- I )j faun work scheme -Anna Baxter,
the c oflive newspaper. Donal 'ab' Roy lrwin.3b: Elwyn Twain- Luella Johnston Ella Sowerby.
Chautauquas are few in Ontario, ; Melville Reed cf TO NOR -
CHURCH NOTES.
The women's prayer meeting will be
held in Knox church vestry during the
month of Aucust. It is hoped a large
number of ladies will avail themselves of
these opportunities of doing good and
t;etflmg good.
BREEDING STOCK FOR SALE.
Nevar in the history of the Swine Breeding In-
t:ustr ha the outlook for the future heen so
r
cheerful as it rat [M• present time The best
obtain th statistics show a steady telling sip(
the pork ...pply since 1911. Thi. condttrm IS
shown by the increased price• for hogs. both for
breeders and packers.
It is going to take a king time to re•escahlisb
stehthty to the swine world oweg to the falling
off to supply. the growling demand. and the conme-
quent general high prices.
I The improvement on the Chester Whrte and
the creation of the detinet O 1 C. type was
accomplished by crossing on the Chester Whyte
another treed of hag which was about what e
now known in England*. the Mammoth White.
This crew was made hy Mr. L. 8 Silver. ul
Salem. Ohio. in las. Mr. Silver thereby became
the originator of theO. I. C. Hot. Since that day
Mr. L. B. Sliver and his successors have worked
continuously to improve the O. 1. C. Hog by
scientific breeding and development, producing a
sort of s••pp••r Mead" M the white hog. white
other breeder. have .ought to Improve their
Chester White stock hy Introducing, O. 1. C.
blood, and have succeeded to ■ greater or kr
silent.
claim favor at anyrate.
as each meeting of the House costs in the
neighborhood of a quarter of a million
dollars. and what Is the use of meeting
when the real Opposition consists of one
man. Hartley Devout? He cannot get ai
seconder to a motion if he wants to op-
pose the Government.
I think Sir William Hearst made a
columns a .
t but ley as John(,ardne if MIDOLE SCHOOL ENTRANCE anxious to grasp Lochalsh -Frank Hamilton. c; Roy . E. Baechler. Jean Bogie (with L. S. art). before the people in his own name yet, and
seem vergreat mistake when he dxl not go w t
nevertheless the Canadian folks. Mr. Sam Alton, rt. I MAL ScHoa.'.-Luzie Adams. Mary country this summer. He has never been
Huckle states, y'
I to hear some of McKenzie, p; Donald R. McKenzie. 1b; velyn Goldthorpe. J. Alex. Hume, he dors not know the feelings of the
rs on the platform Roy McKay. 2b: James Cameron, 3b; ther P. Hume ,with L. S. with.). Violet people toward: him yet.Duncan Matheson of ; The pre•.ent
nerd of UPhfung Russell Swett, ss: Robert Hamilton. It; Kilpatrick (honors). Gladys MacKay Parliament was elected under the prestige
Duncan Finlayson, I ne McOuoid. Emma Wallace, Katie of Sir James Whitney's name and no one
E. Weston (gam-) thought of Hearst as a that he
By farm work -Stanley Mutch (middle
no,, school and jun.�metric.). Charlet McRae
The score by innings was: I (physics), M. S. and jun. maim.), joaepb farm laborers In Ontario. What ng
Belfast ... .'2 2 1 4 3 3 2-17; C.,Kelly (Ce(xn.i, (jun. matne.). A. has he w be blemishing such a huge
1•ochalsh. .. . 0 3 0 0 2 3--10,Sjnclair (M S and jun matric ). amount of money before the country
Durir.g the afternoon a drawing contest 1 l PPPR SCHOnL ENTRAI.CE 7O FACItLTY wittunt the mut nes f H 11
to two pigs took place. The lucky ticket,-
holders
icket.
holders were John McKenzie. Kintail.
ticket Ne. 1041, and Wm. Richardson.
ticket No. 154. The fol'oa ing candidates who have ;
The foot -races claimed more attention These gents would hie to have a few
used the frame examinations wrote in nice friendly matings of the House last -
than in other years and were very keenly •
retested there being a great number of ! hon c ounty at other centres than Gode• I ing about six weeks, and nu fear of an el -
tion and going home with $1,400.00 of
such a tine opport
the greatest eitert
today. Realizing
entertainment dttrl> t the summer season,
thousands of townian both Canada and
the 1, filed States have looked to the
4 tauqua to till
this spirit back d
Chautauquas will
places in Ontario
viscance except
progressive basins_
back of the Q
In Goderich but obit man is responsible
for this educatie )al and entertaining
event being here, Jnd he is none other
than our progressive businese man and
summer resort preVrietor, Charles C. Ire,
owner of the well-known Hotel Sunset.
Services at St. George's church Sunday.
August 4th -anniversary of the declara-
tion of war: 11 a. m., special memorial
service for those who have given their
lives for their country; i4 p. m., shortened
evensong and sermon.
The Arthur Circle of Knox church held
a 'salad tea" on the church grounds on
the afternoon of Friday last. A large
number partook of the refreshments
�exvsd. so that a nice surd. whichj&bsmg
devoted to migeimary purpoi was
reaazed.
Quarterly ccmmuriol service will be
held at Victoria street Methodist church
next Sunday morning. Rev. J. H. Oster -
bout will have charge of the service. At
the evening service lets. Dr. Rutledge
will preach. Sunday school and Bible class
at 3 o'clock.
The eery -Ices 1n `forth street Menlo -
diet church next Yunday will be con-
ducted by the pastor in the morning and
by Rev. J. H. Onterhout. B.D.. in the
even
supper will be held in connection with
the morning service. Mens Sunday
meets in the 'church i,arinr at 10
a.m. Subject fordlscusalon: "Ate fewer
hours of work better for employer anal
1Club
employee? Bentley school and Bible
seek yce y
claim at 3 p.m.
ing• The eacrameDt of the Lords
We have some choice Boars and Sows
of this breed for sale. •
i\ GODERICH POULTRY FARM
G. M. KIDD, Prop.
it hone 44. Goderich. Ont.
ThEOF COQ
I EDMUND WALKER.
C.V.O_ LLD.. D.CJL. Presider
C IP TAL Pao Up. $15.000,000
JOHN Aga f�l.n...
H V. F. JONES. Ade Gua L Meng*►
REsatvE FUND, $13„500,000
MAILS TOR THE PURCHASE OF LIVE -STOCK
�s Bank is desirous of assisting farmers to
r,,t�, acquire live -stock and is prepared to �►e
careinl consideration to applications -
_Or loans for this purpose. 11
Keep in mird the garden party at Salt -
ford Heights on Wednesday. August 14th.
under the auspices of the Seltlod Red
Cross.
long -felt need. With
ern, the Dominion
in seine fifty new
summer. In every
a number of the
men and others are
in securing them.
rf,
Umpire -MacLean Johnston, of Luck -
Premier.
Now we tee him anntruncink
will spend $'2.(00,0110 to build •
houses for
o theHouse
-Ake B. MacEwan, Jean M. MacEwan tie will go through Huron he will find
(honors). Grace M. Pinder. scores and scores of . vacant houses for
From Other Huron Centres. � anyone that will ulme,and occupy them.
-leis achenw. uideed.
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retries for each one. The winners in each in last -
Lower School Examination for .4dmi- �a ,'r'eyI sa all honor to the men
.
The l hautauq are given In water- event are shown bslow: ries to dermal Schools and Faculties of
proof tents cape!: of seating 2,50(1 I-krys• race, s years and under, Frank Education -W. Abera d Facul. E J. I aril wer°teft of urth Huron for the
people and the ortlilor Godench will be Prctland. Sam Munro. Hugh Bennie, r. Baker. F• E. Baku, E. L. Beavers A. B.! stand thtY have taken. Ontario owe=
pitched on the beautiful lawn of Hotelthem a big debt. They send Glc
Buys' racy, 12 years and urndir,-Fred' Couper, W. C. Cooper. G. T. Connor. H.
Sunset. As statieti in the full-page adver• Robertson, Elgin Rutledge, Calvin ?sic- Coates (honors, J. W. Cochrane. W. P.1 dtinted. but s
thate return sore and gh the tisement. the Chautauqua consists of en- Intyre.porated, but when they speak through tt.r
te,rtzrrttrterits. ketyres and music. some of Boys' race. 14 years and under -Ger- Doig. E. A. Dodds S. M. Draper, R. E.ballot•box they will be heard and
Davis, A. M. Farnham (honusl. H. A.
ahich would cost over $2 to hear the in -clot; "1'hompsosi, Iced Robertson, Maurice; Gibson, J. M. Harvey.' M. E. Hogarth.' Bah Borden and Hear±t will
dividual numbers in theta cities• Iver¢. • 11; A. Hart, }, .A. Hogg. D. Hutchison, J••i have their rats nese the second ab u:
' •lel is ventg a num- Girls' ram, R years old and under- . :1�1. H otter, A. L. Lawrence, �t• your valuable spat:
Mr. I. ■c e, L Kerr1lei you for )
MUA�B�� So Alberts G Edna Young. M..LThanking Y
Ontario tills
G k en (lV la " turn ON IKSR
R rc
her of io s race Sonley. _ mg (bonsai, Us
.., attla•ygtiae pr Gt.t; r:.,'�i,, L:, z'P ..ref..- �l)fpn' ,......34,4; 4:. �u ), a t � ; _.Ila . .
going big' hare vend some 'few' McCarthy, Etta Ib�cOuoad,'M Mer`~ \ ` elsrrt. A. R, Okt'(htm e.L. tt7•
records are being established. With the Whinney. I Putter, H. 1. Ross. M. M. etv E. L. ver asi nt is a sive 'r amu rsraent lLs hn• t
progressive sprit always *town in Gode- Girls' race, 14 years and under -Lillian 1 Reid, C. G. Stngdift (honors). ll. :11. never wane, in rciaepopu¢cit,. It is an exert -
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rich and rhe interest being manifested in . McCarthy Minnie Dickson, Genevieve , Staples. 1. Scoter. F.
M. H. Smallacrnnbe.:lent form of eiercise. 1t you with to th°r-
oughiy enjoy your plurwe. be sure that
your Swimming attve is compete. Select
an attractive bathing cap from our stock,
one that will harmonize with your bathing
suit. We have them in a rare assortment
of colors. sizes and styles. Prices from 50c
to $1. E. R. Wigle. drugcjst. Goderich.
Free to Children. Y
Alt of the children (between six and
fourteen years of age) of Godench mid
this section are invited to attend a free
opening of the Junior Chautauqua at
Hotel Sunset grounds next Monday
morning. The children will congregate in
a big waterproof tent which will seat 2500
people. Opening hour 9 o'clock.
The warm days bring to mind the de
light of Edwards' ice cream.
- DUNGANNON.
L'OR SALE. --A RUBBER -TIRED
SURREY: good as new. J. R. McNABB.
Chautauquas. 11 is expected that Gode- Hamilton. I M. Strang (honors), G. J. Scarlett. B..4.
net's hest Chautauqua will be a great Buys' three -tugged race, under 14 Years Scott. C. L. Tyndall, O. G. Truener, M.
success and the event be thoroughly es- -Willie Reid and Arthur Stanley. Verne C. Walker.
tablisf,ed for an annual anticipation Pentland and George Twamley. Calvin I Passed conditionally -M. H. Ryan
here. I McIntyre and Tom A'.len. (art).
In order to make sure of securing sea- 1 Boys' wheelbarrow racy. undo 14 years 5fiddle School Examination for Ent -
son tickets at the rate of only $2.00, every- -Gordon Thompson and Tom Allen, ranee into Normal Schools -H. V. Arm -
one is urged to serve same as early as Maurice Ivens and Percy Elliott, Cecil I strong. L. Chesney )horrors), G. F. Coates,
possible, as the price is to be advanced to Orser and Calvin McIntyre. (G. M. Crich (boners), 1. M G.
82.50 Monday afternoon, providing any Boys' blind -pig race. 14 years and under O Duncan. F. n Deem. G. A. C. Crozier. G.
are left. -Percy -Elliott, Reggie Hamilton, Chris.
Cook
PERSONAL MENTION. Girls' chum race, 14 years and under--
• -- Mildred McWhinney and Alma Blake,
Miss Winnie Gledhill, of Maple. is visit• Genevieve Hamilton and Georgie Allen.
ing in town. Etta McQuoid and Lucy Thompson.
Sack race- Charles McCarthy, Reggie
Miss Laura Acheson. of Toronto, is the Hamilton. Percy Elilott.
guest of `U s. J. M. Field.Men's 100 yards dash, open Russell
Miss Marjorie Moore, of Totonto, is Bissett, Ernest Whiteman, Isaac Nickson.
visiting in town and is staying at Hotel i Relay race, half-mice-ISt. Stanley
Sunset. Cook. Ernest Whiteman, Fred Cook.
Mica Sadie Patterson. of Brantford, is 2nd, John 17uy'Te. Edward lofmsun • Wm.
W. .Anent (Pt. 1i ), W. H. Armstrong
friends s in tting her grandmother • and other Doyle.
?hea tug•o(•war did not materialize, but (Pt. II.), IJ. Cartelon (Pt. 1.3. E. Church -
Mise Mary Hurley has returned to Tor- , in the evening another ball game was,hill IPt. 1.), ll1). C. Douglas 1Pt 11.).
onto after a holiday visit at the old tame,' played between Belfast and Goderich.vel F. Edge (Flt. •11., tensors). M. M. Ed -
We hate to tell what happened in this munds (Pt .1.), J. P. S. Ferguson Pt. 11.1,
St. David's street. I fixture, for moat of it happened to the H. Geddes (P1. 1}., honors . N. A.
Slew. Jos. Orr, of Brantford, Is visiting Goderich team. Lumby was hit regularly Graces tet. 11 1, C. F. Johnston (P1. 11.).
at the home of her brother in-law, Mr. and was adorded very 'r support. Ht L. E. Johnston 1P1. 1.. saran). B. J.
POULTRY WANTED -HENS AND
1 ROOSTERS. Now is the nee to get rid of
male birds and fat hens. Prices are good. Cal
us up- J. R. McNABB.
Goderich
HURON LODGE, NO. 62,
I. O. O. F.
CoP
Huron Lodge will hold a
PICNIC AT MENESETUNG PARK
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 7th
(Civic Holiday)
Conveyances will leave Oddfellows'
Hall at 1 and 2 p. m.
Members are requested to come
with their baskets and bring their
friends. Baskets left at Hall by 2
o'clock will he conveyed to the Park.
Visiting brethren are cordially in-
vited to join in the outing.
Dance in the evening
Committee: W. T. Moore, C. A. Reid,
L. L. Knox. N. G., J. W. New-
combe. Thomas ' Walla, George
Branch G. WILT -TAMS, Manager. I.
Symonds.
H. M. Godkin ( h. noes). M. G. Harvey,
M. A. Hays (honors): M. M. Harrison.
C. M. Jervis.,G. E. Kaercher,, D. E.
Kuntz. E. S. ivermore ( honors ), A. H.
ildacQuarrie. O. M.Gill, J. McMillan.
G. E. Pocock, D. E. Ross (honors), M. T.
Ross (with L S. art). G. G. Ross, J. F.
Rae (with L. S. grog.). H. M. Stewart
(with i.. S. art), C. I. Sheely, V.J. Snyder.
V. Stewart. E. M. Waghorn (honors), F.
J. Walker.
Upper School Examinations for En•
trance•into the Faculties of Education -
The toioderich Orcyhestra.
Open toLen7.agements for lawn socials,
garden parties. dances. Pet hone For
tennis
apply to C. V. Henry.
If quality counts, use Blackstone's de-
licious lee seam in bulk or bricks for all
occasions. Phone 240.
For these tired, aching feet use Tread
Easy. Campbell's Drug Store.
BONN.
ACHESON, -In Osler ch, on We'lneeday. Jul.
31. to Mr.'ard M•s. R. J. Ache..m, a daugh-
ter
' DIED.
hi ColMnne township. on Tuesday.
July *I1, isabella Mc W hintry• beloved wile
of David C. Bogie.. weed a year• rnoptlw
McCARTHY.-At Kingsbridrr, on Wednrle'ay.
and Y, days.
July M.T•motty MICanha
PUTTOCNh-- \t eheireniton.wmThuraday July
P. \rronica 1. . Pvttock. beloved wife of
David Putta.k. -iced 73 years.
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O. W. Holman. was replaced in the btth innings by W. Larkin (Pt. II.), C. E. McKinley (Pt. 11.. DALTON.- At K :ab.idtt. on Friday, Jely
Rev. A. E ) ups ).
Jones and wife. of Clinton, •le. honors E. C. Mille (Pt. I.. honors), story laahon. at -4 tr yet*.
were visitors at the Victoria street par- TM Belfast team had the same, line-up L A MacKay (Pt IL, hontyrt), Ruth P. 13AFUSER In C. "Tine lgamnip on Tatd■r.
soilage on Tuesday. as before, while the Goderich
Mrs. J. H. Shaw. of Chatham. visited
her niece, Mrs. (Rev.) J. H. Osterhout.for
a couple of days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H, Rothwell and the
Mimes Barry motored from Toronto last
week and are visiting in town.
Mr. end Mrs. II. Phillips and son. of
Applegate, Mich., have been visiting at
the home of Mrs. W. J. Cox.
of Chatham, is vis -
were as follows:
John Doyle, c; W. Lumby, p; Bert
Townsend, lb; Chester Johnston. 2b:
James Hume, 3b;
fed Johnston. If; W. Doyle, cf; H. Aitche-
son, rt.
Umpire -MacLean Johnston.
The score by innings :
Belfast ..S 3 4 0 7 2-24
Godench 2 4 3 0 1 2-12
We mutt not forget to mention t
players McMath Pt. 1.1, A. •Nicholson (Pt.
11.). A. O. Rankin ( II.). E. P. Scott
(Pt. 1L, honors`, E. W. Turnbull (Pt. 11.,
With Pt. I. Eng. lit.), M. E. Turnbull
(Pt. II., honors), J. R. 1M (Pt. I,
honors). M. D. Ullman (Pt. ), R. C.
Weiler Pt.(I.). .
Nasal Scheel Entrants.
July an I.. wrens" Basket, sen of Johnliarktr.
acid
N W AOVERTiEEMENTS-Aug. 1.
Page.
Canadian NaticnalEthRnlitm T
Ceti ul Thanks -Allan end James Buchanan1
Teacher Wanted -S. s No. 7, Colborne... . 1
Shinglas for Shoe -W. T. Riddell ..
The Normal Schools will open on Tues- saseherries, Etc . Wanted -Huron Canning l
day. September 17, at 9 a. m. Those Es•alwral,ne co
its who wish to attend at the coming term win of Land. kir Tates --Wm. Lone
Mrs JOS. F. Joyce. art advised that their application fir ad- I f 01 1 -Proems', m War society
vis-
iting the home of her parents. ons and good supper served by the Dungannon maission must be made to the Deputy header - P. Kennedy. Sole
Mrs. John Lacey. Hayfield road•\'ones s institute, in the ba9ement of
Mian Margaret Strang. of Toronto, is the hall. ( Minister of Education not later shad Breeding Stock sot Salt-
Gorierice
Au August ;Kl. Farm ....
spending holidays at the home of her The refreshment booths on the grounds Qu
patents. Dr. and Mrs. H. 1. Strang. and in the basement of the hall did a �
Mrs. Oliver °field and son Keith, of
Dundas, are visiting at the home of the
former's sister. Mrs. H.J. A. MacEwan.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Jones and daugh-
ter, of Toronto, are visiting' at the home
of Mrs. Jones' father. County Clerk
Holman.
Mr. Maitland Pridham, of Toronto,
hes been spending holidays in' town and
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. J.
Pridham.
Mrs. E. C. Gammage, of Chatham. left
on Wednesday for Muskoka after a
visit with her daughter. Mrs. (Rev.) J. H.
Osterhout, at the Victoria street parson-
age.
Mrs Chas. Lane and children, of De-
troit, -are visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Wm. Lane, Dr. Lane came up with
them on Saturday and remained over
Sunday.
Mr. George Ellerd, of Sioux City. Iowa,
was visiting in town last week. it is
thirty five years since Mr. Ellerd left
Goderich and he found many changes on
his return.
The second helping is getting to be bad
form.
rushing business.
several people were hit by the baseball
and two were rather painfully injured.
During the first game a little boy was hit
and had two ribs cracked. in the second
game, a lady was struck in the face.
In the evening there was a crowded
house for the entertainment in the hall.
The proceeds of the day nested about
$1050.
The Blackstone Buckley orchestra
has arranged a series of eulramer
dances -e very Wedneld•y -- • n d
Saturday evening at J ow et is
pavilion, Bayfield, and every Fri-
day evening at Hotel Sunset, Goderich.
I. or the Bayfield dances there will be a
jitney service from the garages and from
Blackatone'e restaurant, at 51 for the
round tip.
On 'civic holiday, August 7th, there
will he • gale of fancy and needle work,
undet the auspices of the Primmer/lot
War Society. at the Junes -Bateman
house, from 3.110 to 6.30 p.m. Admiration
bbd., tncluding tea. There will be lee
cream and other booths, and s ash -pond
tor the children. Proceeds for the pris-
oners of war.
BANK OF MONT
INT U$DWD OVER aN YEARS
Safety Deposit Boxes
It is unwise to keep
Bonds, Securities, Insurance
Papers and other valuables
in a house our office.
Safety Deposit morales in
the vaults a -this Balt may
be railed at a moderate
chairs.
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A. W STRICKLAND, Manager, Goderich Branch