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SPECIALS
at McEWEN'S
Fine Line of Drinks for War
Weather.
o )rangeade, Lemonade, Raspberry
Vinegar, Lime Juice, Grape
Juice. Lemonade Powder,
• Wines, Etc.
(ow,d arsortmenC.of Pickles and
Catsup. Sottiethihg to sharpers
the s ppet te.
.t nice large tin of Apple Butter
for 25c.
Pure Maple Syrup from the Eastern
Townships ; guaranteed mire.
We have a quantity of tap on
hand, bought before the •
Special in 50c and $1.1el to
Ammonia at the old prier -eine
worth 10e, 10c line worth 15r.
something to make your Mem shin
Runojt Floor \Vex (Nn. 1 goods)
in 21c. 35c and stir sizes.
%Ve have on hand sinus Red Reese
and Lipton's Teas, both black
and mixed. boughtbefore the
-advance And duty. Selling at
55c. now wort h iOr : wr save
you 15e a pound.
J. J. McEWEN
'Phone 46
Goderich
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BENMILLER.
TUEauee, July 30.
Mr. and Mrs J. W. Gledhill motored to
Toronto on Saturday. • They are expected
home today.
The village loses two residents today in
the persons of Mr. and Mrs. James White.
sr., who are moving t0 the house on the
Huron road. Goderich township, owned
by Mr. Wm. Hick.
Mr. Hugh Hill received a car of
shingles last week from h:s bush near
Peterbro'.
Mr. J. A. Irwin. of Clinton, will preach
to theMethotltst churuher on this circuli
next Sunday.
Rev. t'. S. and Mrs. Banes. accompan-
ied by Dr. Elizabeth Bagshaw of Ham-
ilton, left last week by motor for Sarnia.
where they took steamer fora holiday
trip to Sault Ste. Maisie.
St:CUEeiFUL PATtt1OTUI EFFOaT.-
A bazaar and patriotic concert under
the auspices of Benmlller Red Croat
Society was held on the grounds of S. S.
ti'o. 2 on the evening of Wednesday,
Slily 24. the concert being giveu In the
church. There were booths for the sale
of ice cream and refreshments. tables of
fancy work and a fish pond, and these
all did a rushing business all through
the evening. At the concert Capt. Cyril
Carrie. of Goderich. spoke on Y.M.C.A.
work, taking up the social and religious
sides and telling of many incident* that
hail happened in connection with his
work iu France. During the course of
his address he referred to the heroic
action of Pte. Verne tiledhfll at Givenchy
in July. 11.1. "Pte. Gledhill ha* put
Beuwfller and Huron county on the
wap. Whereas dozens of towns and
cities have never been heard of outside
of their own district. Benmiller is known
throughput the length and breadth of
the Empire as a result of his bravery,'
said the speaker. Pte. Harry Bellamy.
of Dungannon. gave an interesting ac-
c•onat of his experiences at the front.
Solos were rendered by Mrs. Colin Fing-
Iande and Miss Plunkett. of Auburn. and
violin selection's by Mr. Raymond Red-
mond. of Westfield. Mite Winnie How-
son, of Auburn. acting as accompanist.
Mr. Colin Fingland gave several recite -
nous. Miss Marjorie Aitken. of Gode-
rich, sang, with Mrs. Benson Cox as ac-
companist. Miss Maude Howell. of
(ioderich gave a number of elocutionary
numbers. The proceeds. which were
about 1150, are being devoted to patri-
otic purposes. The thanks of the So-
cotety are due to all who assisted in mak-
ing the event a success.
you may select an inexpensive
present that has artistic distinc-
tion. "Something different'" -
the gift that delights both fiver
and recipient- s found her! in
Beautiful Pictures, Statuary,
candlesticks, Pottery. Hagfish
ria, t±tc. + '
e invite all to come it slid
1pok around. t`
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Smith's Art Store
F.a.t Street 'Phone If*
DAIGER LURKS.IN.
EVERY ONE Of 113
W. Are Aa Full of Deadly
Poisons As A Germ
Laboratory.
LANES.
MONDAY. July 29.
Mr. and Mrs. John Moran and Mrs.
Chas. O'Connor, of Detroit. and Rev.
Wm. Moran, of Kinkora, visited at Robert
Moran's. , `- -
Mrs. Jacob $fusion is visiting at Mrs.
John Johnston's.
The trustees of S. S. No. 10 have en-
gaged Miss Olive McMurchy. of Kintail.
as teacher till Christmas.
For the past two weeks this locality has
been like a Donnybrook fair with the
people busily harvesting hay.
Midsummer Bargain in Newspapers
The Family Herald and Weekly Star, Montr
and The Signal -
Both papers until January 1st, 19x•9,
for $1.00
Present subscribers to this paper may have The
Family Herald for the same period for forty cents.
Order now.
The Signal Printing Co., Limited
Goderich, tilt.
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FURTHER REDUCTIONS
IN
White Footwear
See our windows for a line of White Lace
X Boots, made with rubber heels and soles.
■ Just the thing for your vacation. All sizes
■ S1.20 TO CLEAR
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■ Pumps in patent and kid, sold regularly up
to $5.00, to clear at $2.35.
We have a few White Pumps and Oxfords
in odd sizes, to clear at $1.10.
SEE OUR WINDOWS.
SHARMAN
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CREWE.
MosanAY. July 25.
Mrs. Tate. of the West, is visiting
friends and renewing old acquaintances
. aroespd Crewe.
AUT O - INTOXICATION
OR SELF POISONING
^FRUIT-A.TIVES"' Absolutely Pew
vents This Dangerous Coedities.
The (lie case of poor health is
our neglect of the bowels. Waste
matter, instead of passing from the
lower intestine regularly every day,
is allowed to remain there, generating
poison whioh are absorbed by the
blood.
In 'other words, a person who is
habitually constipated, is poisoning
himself. We know now that Arlo-
ialozieslioir, due to non -action of the
bowels, is dire,lly resfoueible for
serious Kidney and Bladder Troubles;
that it upsets the stomach, causes
Indigestion, Loss of Appetite and
Sleeplessness ; that chronic. Rheum-
atism, Gout, Pain In The Back, are
relieved to soon as the bowels become
regular; and that Pimples, Rashes,
Eczema and other skin Affections
disappear when "Fruit -a -trees" are
taken to correct Constipation.
"Fruit -s -liars" will protect' you
against Auto- intoxication because
this wonderful fruit medicine acts
directly on all the eliminating organs.
60e. a box, g for $2.50, trial size :oe.
At all dealers or sent on receipt of
priceby Fniit-a-tivesLimited,Ottawa-
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Pte. Au y,Higgins spent the week -end
at his home here.
Miss Turner is visiting Mrs. William
Crozier.
Miss Maggie Shackleton. of Kintail,
visited her brother Matthea one day last
week.
Mrs. McKinnon and family and Mrs.
Thomas Parks visited at the home of
John Menary one day last week.
The service in the Methodist church
here is to be held at S o'clock. new time.
on account of the sacramental service in
Dungannon.
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Our mail order department
our summer visitors being attracted by our way
many of our specialties from their home
shopping may be done with this store very
town.
satisfactorily
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is becoming of great im-
portance. Many people
who were formerly residents
of our town and many of
of doing business continue to order
Out-of-town customers will find that
by mail.
week Specials
Chautauqua
There will be thousands of people in town next week attending the Dominion
Chautauqua who will combine business with pleasure, and with this in view all visit
departments will have many special values to offer which will more than repay
to the Scotch Store while in town.
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Heights, London, was hone over Sunday. 1
*Miss Jean Webb has returned home ■
from Guelph after spending a couple of ■
weeks with friends. ■
Misses Pearl and Zeldia Webster are
visiting their sister at Toronto.
Mr. John Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Reid. son and daughter motored from 1
Varna and spent Sunday with Mr. John- ■
ston's sister. K -s. Robinson Woods.
Mr. Hyde and faniiy motored to Car-
gill on Thursday toattend the funeral of
Mrs. Hyde's mother. Mrs McKenzie. ■
Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald, of Toronto,
are visiting at Mrs. Harper's. 11The funeral on Friday of Mr. Ephraim
Snell. who was accidentally drowned 00 1111
Tuesday of last week, was very largely
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attended. Much sympathy is extended x
to the sorrowing friends
Mr. and Mrs. Hetrick, of Cargill. ■
and Mr. McKenzie. of Regina. mo
down to Mr' Hyde's on Sunda.. 1
Hyde. who had been attending to
mother Burina her illness, returned with 111
them•
LAURIER.
Miss Isobel MacLennan, who had been
home from Chicago for a few • seeks on a
visit to her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth F. MacLennan. left un Monday to
report for service as a nurse with the
United States army.
A game of baseball between Ashfield
and St. Helens was hayed here Monday'
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night. The score was 13-2 in favor of ■
Ashfield. X
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MONDAY, $dy 29. 11
Miss Grace Y oungston, of Toronto, is X
visiting w eh her friend Miss Jean Clut- I ■
CARLOW.
WEDNESDAY, July 31.
Lila Howatt. of Auburn. has been
engaged as teacher in S. S. No. 3, her
duties to commence after the summer
vacationA
During She storm on Monday afternoon
the Smith's\ Hill church was struck lay
lightning. The tower was partially
wrecked and other damage done to the.
building.
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ton.
Mrs. James Rapson. of Blyth. is visit-
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cook.
Miss M. Rome. of "Toronto, is visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bogie.
Mr. and Mrs, McC utchecm and their
two children, Fred and Jackson. of Blur
vale, spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Alex. Clutton.
A good time coming -at the Red Cross
garden party at Saltford Heights, Wed-
nesday, August 14.
PORT LBERT.
%Ane DAT. July 31st.
Mts. Will Hawkins. Chicago, was
the guest, of Mr. and Mr's. W. Grey last
week.
Sergt. Otway Hay'den.of the ('.A.D.C.,
Lindon, spent the week -e with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. RAOMiss Berry. of Stratford. is guest
.if Mrs. A. R. Sylvester.
Mr. and liars. Horace Cunningham and
children returned to their home et
\valkerville, aocompaoted by Mrs. (\
tree ford and Mrs. M. Cunningham. af-
ter a pleasant visa with Mr. and Mrs.
N. Cunningham.
Mrs. Fred. Topp real Master George
Tripp. of Toronto, Mre. Jas. Cook anti
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Alton. of Belfast, and
Mrs. ('has. Alton and Mrs. Reed. of
Lanes. were all visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dickson last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cunningham and
daughter Betty motored from Toronto
and are visiting with the gentleman's
parents. Mr. and Mn. N. Cunningham.
Mine Minnie Dickson spent part of her
summer vacation with her grandmother,
Mrs. Wm. Reid.
Mr. Thorns' Gainey. jr.. is neuter the
doctor's care at present. His many
friends hope to see' him around again
50015.
Masters- Emerson and Victor Elliott,
of lioderich. are visiting their uncle,
Mr. H. H. Hawkins.
Mrs. Purest Ass returned to her home
at Toronto after spendlag a new days
with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hawkins.
Mrs. Netitt, of Rlyth, is visiting her
brother. Mr. Thomas Green. of Port At-
hens.
KINGSBRIDGE.
TUESDAY. July :i().
home
Mr. Florence McCarthy, jr.. is
from Weyburn. Sask.
Mrs. John Boyle. of St. Augustine,
visited here on Sunday.
Misees Stella Dean and Marie Sullivan
visited at St. Augustine last week.
Miss Minnie Dean and Master John
Kelly. of St. Augustine. are visiting here. ,
Mr. and Mrs. James Dalton, of Gode-
rich. and Mrs. O'Leary and little daugh- I
ter, of Winnipeg. attended the funeral of
Mrs. J. Dalton -on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jaynes Young and 11
Misses Loretta and Mabel, of L-.ryal,
spent Sunday here.
Mr. Frank O'Reilly, Misses Gertrude,
Vi innifred and Dorothea O' Reilly. of
Eden Grove. and Mrs. McMillan. of Al-
berta. gent Sunday with friends here.
Mrs. A. O'Connor and little daughter.
of Whitby. are visiting the former's
patents, Mr. and Mrs. Mogan Dalton.
Pte. Stanley O'Reilly. of London. spent
Sunday at his horn= here.
Pte. Roy Myers has left for overseas.
ST. HELENS.
TUESDAY. July 30.
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CrMip Toronto.Ms.ittle left on Friday' on a
air. and M. Robert Tavkw, of Auburn, California, FI once aid Witham, living at 2.30 p. m. A financial report of the
led oG (fiends here on Frdac. here The pallbearers were four nephews. year will be given, followed by the elec-
The fa,rtes ltfilsienary Society Mid its Charles Gus, Flereiice nti Jn1Rt M ' tinct M of sec* for ys engin* rsr It iw
monthly meeting at the inane on Tien -
Dalton
. and 7'xxna- 'Wel,vnn did been a drst ,d that all bets tris to Seises
day. Dalt.n Mu<h sympathy is felt fir the ent. Slone,: received by wire+a• y:
r te. Elwell Webster. oa cariing's family in their los' of a kin.l brother. Cooney council grant. 8137.76; Mrs.
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ANOTHEa RESIDENT . DEPARTS.-
The funeral oft late Mrs. John Dalton
was held here Monday morning and
was very largely attended. Rev. Father
McCormack ofl'icirltel, and Rev. Father
Dean. of St. Augustine. was present in
the sanctuary. The de:eased is survived
by her aged husband, three daughters
and six sons. The pallbearers were six
nephews: J. C. Dalton, Maurice Dalton,
Louis Dalton. Charles Dalton. James
Dalton and Cole. O'Keefe. Mrs. Dalton
was highly respected and beloved by
all her friends and neighbors.
and the bereaved family have
the sincere sympathy of everyone in the
bas of kind and devoted wife and 7th.
DEATH OF T. McCART1IY. -The rietes
mother. A meeting of the C,nderich Township
of Timothy McCarthy's death came as a
shock to his many friends on Wednesday.
July 24th. Mr. McCarthy had not been
feeling well for a few weeks,. but his
death was totally unexpected. He is
survived by three suite's. Mary and
Bridget. at home, and Lizzie, of Pttneekey,
Mich.. and three brothers: Pairick. of
AUBURN.
SHINGLES FOR SALE.-' GIVING HIM A SEND -OFF. -On Monday
Cw T RIDDELL Auburn. night a number of neighbors and friends
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JFor f rther particulars apply to
. ARTHUR.
Highly recommended as a substitute
for castor oil. "Eau Purgative Riga."
Dnee. half -a -teaspoonful at bedtime. Sold
at 2.1c a bottle by E. R. Wigle. druggist.
Goderich.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
WEDNESDAY, July 31.
Rev. P. Sinclair, of Toronto will oc-
cupy the pulpit of Union church on Sun-
day next.
Mr. David Elliott, of the Bayfield road,
met with rather a serious accident on
Saturday when be fell from his buggy
and cut his head. Several stitches were
put in.
Mrs. Smythe. of Stratford, is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clement
Newton.
The Taylor's Corner Patriotic Society
will hold its next meeting at the home of
Mrs. \\m. Wilson on Wednesday, August
Farmers' Chzb will be held on Wednesday.
August 7th. Important business is to be
discussed and a large attendance is de-
sired.
ANNUAL MEETING. 1'. P. S. -The AO
nual meeting of the United Patriotic So-
ciety will be held at the home of Mn.
Thomas Cox on Wednesday. August 7tt1,
met at the home of Mr Chns. Johnston.
Bayfield road. in honor of Lance -Corporal
Robert Sowerby, son of Mr. John Sower -
by, trhe was home from London camp on
week -end leave. During the evening a
west -watch was presented to the young
soldir. ` Mr. H. K. Revell addressing a
few remarks to him on behalf of the
gathering and Miss Minnie Johnston
making the presentation. Afterwards a
pleasant social time was spent.
Fish may not be twain food, but brainy
men are eating mare fish.
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public wants and needs. The MODEL
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