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RTf;NA T. - GODERICH ONTARIO
TaroaltDAY, Ave A, 1sI* b
EAST STREET GARAGE
The place that alway carries
A FULL LINE OF SUPPLIES
East Street Garage "°wa` ' '
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GODERICH - - • ONTARIO Arthur M. Glover
dial s.7 flcrAt>tlafloflrllofcc
REDUCTION SALE OF
Bred -to -lay BARRED ROCKS
To accommodate our young stock we will sacrifice
300 Barred Rock Yearling Hens
Our birds laid 35,000 eggs in seven months.
These hens will make goat winter layers and excellent
breeders.
WILL SELL IN SMALL LOTS.
Call, 'phone or write
H. KEITH REVEL
When you want the best in films or
other camera requisites, you are sure to
fired it at Campbell's drug store.
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PICTURE
FRA MES
Mouldings to suit all
kinds of pictures are
here, in mahogany, an-
tique gold. Circassian
walnut. bright gold.
silver. grey, ivory and
mission oaks.
We are making up Frames
w for some of our cys-
rs in Toronto, London,
rd and Windsor.
They alb delighted without
work and prices.
Bring in your pictures
and he convinced.
Smith's Art Store
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LOCAL TOPICS
to this .31 for the a dollar
per and added LIFETImE oF
to this was ti3ld e t dollar per and adde ,
making a total of $2311.31 sena to Mrs.
Detlev, North Bay. Provincial secretary
of the fund. to be used for the boys at
the front. The general W. C. T. U. has
sent the $25.000 promised last year to hely
the Y. M. C. A. in giving free hotdnnks
to the boys. The war is not over yet and
the fund is still open and gifts may be
left at the residence of Mr. W. Hero. who
acts as custodian at present.
Lose One, Win One.
The Goderich baseball team travelled
to Stratford on Monday and plated
the fast G. T. R. team there. -this
latter team had played two games before
the, visit ing team arrived and had won
both: Not wishing to break their
winning streak. the Goderich team let
them have theame with a score of 11--0.
'There is a different tale to tell about
what happened on Wednesday. The
locals went to Brussels and won a game
of seven innings with the score 13-3.
The Griderich team lined up as follows:
W. Doyle. c: E. Cooper, p: J. Doyle.
I lb. Bert Townsend. 2 b: J. Hurne. ss.
J. Wiggins. 3 b; H. Aitcbeton, 1f: W.
Lumby. cf; T. Johnson. rf.
Lorne Young act ed as umpire.
Could Not Part with Him.
Mrs. M. J. McMurchy. of the 4th of
Huron. carne home last week from the
military camp at London with her son,
John. who was drafted into the military
service. Our citizens were alt pleased to
learn that Widow McMurchy was success-
ful in securing the release of her only son
and assistant on a 1S0 -acre farm. Mrs.
MrMurchy accompanied her son to Lan-
don. where he reported far duty, and
when he was placed in the ranks to go on
parade she marched by his side. It was
probably the first time in the history of
the war when a woman went through the
drill with the soldiers at Carling's Heights.
but the brave woman stood by her boy.
who has never been away from the home-
stead and never had any experience with
big cities or military camps. Mrs. Me-
t !Arch!, reports that the officers were
exceedingly kind. and showed her every
consideration. -Ripley Express.
Death of Peter Lamont.
The death occurred at Toronto on
Friday last of Peter Lamont. of Hay
township, in his fifty-fifth year. Mr.
Lamont. who was well known in the
southern part of the county and was Ix
some years prornirltpt in municipal affairs,
had been in Pear health for some
tune and was taking treatment at Toron-
ta. The funeral took place to the Bay-
field cemetery on Sunday.
At the Harbor.
The steamer Marska arrived on Thurs-
day with a cargo of 15,5.000 bushels of
flax and oats for the Goderich Elevator
Co.
The exterior of the Western Canada
tour mill is being painted this week.
The excessive heat of the last few days
has started the huge ceialpile belonging
to the Western Canada Flour Mills smol-
dering. Workmen are busy spreading out
the coal so that water may be turned on
it. This may prove quite a contract. as
there are several thousand tons of coal in
the heap.
St. Worge's Garden Party.
The Women's Guild nt Ht. George's
church bild their aranuid Bard a party
on the rectory grounds oo the afternoon
and evening of Thursday last. After a
delicious tea had been served there was
a short program cone/stlag M selections
by the Blackstone -Buckley orchestra.
and solos by Misr Mildred McColl, Mr.
H. MacGregor and Mr. Lionel Parsons.
Mr. Par ons also sang a number in
which he was asalrtted by a chorus.
Owing to the absence of the rector, Rev.
A. L. G. Clarke. the chair was occupied
by Canon Hill.
W. C. T. U. Trinket Fund.
The local W. C. T. U. reports receipts
CHURCH NOTES.
Rev. J. T. Macauley. o Gamins, will
have charge of the services at the Baptist
church on Sunday.
At the meeting of the quarterly official
board of Victoria street Methodist church
on Monday evening an increase of $100
in salary was voted to the pastor, Rev'
J. H. Osterhour
The services in North street Methodist
church next Sunday will be conducted by
the pastor. Rev. Dr. Rutledge. Men's
Sunday Club meets at 10 a. m. in the
church parlor. Subject for discussion:
"Does the Unregenerate World Degene-
rate ?"
The pastor. Rev. J H. Osterhout, B. D.
will have charge of the services next Sunday
morning and evening in V.ctoria street
Methodist church. The Orangemen of
the town and visiting brethren from out-
side lodges will worship at this church at
the evening service and the pastor will
preach a special sermon to them.
THE HOME OF GOOD GLASSES
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P-"OPTICIAII
MIXT Al Tarlalit Orgritio
flow fare sGur . ON►j
Where Poor Eyes and Good
Glasses Meet.
SUFFERINS
Prevented by "Fruit -a -tires"
The Wonderful Fruit Medicine
M Malul,Nal•ra So , Hru., Qua.
"1a say epia.un, uu other medicine
15 s0a. 'Fruit -a tires' for
Indigestion d Constipation.
For year!, I suffered with these
dreaded disease., trying all kinds of
treatments until 1 was told 1 was
foe urable.
Oue day asfriend told me to try
'Fruit-a-tives . To my surprise, I
found this medicine gave immediate
relief, and in a short I was all
right again".
DONATLONDE
10a. a box, 6 for $2.S3, trial size 25c.
At all dealers or front Fruit -a -buts
Limited, Ottawa.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Master Mahlon Moore spent last week
visiting friends at Blyth.
Miss Mary Baechler is visiting her sis-
ter. Mrs. Gurake. at Port Huron.
Mr. Charlie Swanson. of Wingham,
visited his parents here taut week.
Miss Olive Turner, of Toronto. is visit-
ing friends in town.
Miss Margaret Robertson is visiting rel-
atives at Toronto.
Mrs. Jas. Rennie. of Listowel, is the
guest of Miss Ida Currie.
Miss Annie McKinnon, of Toronto, is
visiting Mrs. T. H. Mitchell.
Mies Dora Hopkins, of Burlington, is
spending holidays m town.
Mr. Allen Sinclair has gone to team
ington, where he has taken a position.
Mn E. C. Laundy, of Blyth, visited
Mrs. Walter Moore, Bruce street, last
week.
Mr. E. Downing and daughter, Mrs.
W. D. Cox. of Leamington, are visiting in
town.
The Mimeos Powell, of Clinton. spent
the week -end at the home of their
brother, Mr. W. J. Powell.
Miss Helen Smith. of Windsor, is visit-
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Tom.
Mr. J. E. Tom and Dr.. J. M. Field
have returned from Guelph. having com-
pleted the summer course at the O. A. C.
all, 400 T
COflIN
THE MIGHTIEST DRAMA
EVER CONCEIVED
TWO
"The Crisis"
DAYS ONLY
Monday and Tuesday, Aug. 12 & 13 0
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Winston Churchill's great story of the Civil War has •. made
into a gigantic moving picture spectacle.
The film is so stupendous and so realistic as to be a constant
source of wonder to the observers who follow it closely. Battle
scenes with thousands of soldiers engaged, raised into the realm of
the marvelous through the reality of their bayonet attacks, charges,
artillery duels, and the awful grandeur of the battle at its wildest,
together with the moat beautiful love story ever told, feature the
film throughout.
SHOWS AT 7.3o and 9 3o
ADMISSION ATTRACTIONFOR THIS
Adults 25c, Children 15c
MODEL THEATRE
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GODERICH, ONTARIO
August 12th .4,013th
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thirty-five years. Ile says the town is as
"pretty as a picture." Mrs. Holmes also
is a former resident of Gederich, having
been Miss Nolan before her marriage.
LOCAL TOPICS IN IRIEF.
The regular meeting of the W C. T. U
will be held Moaday, August 12, at 3
p. m., in the Temperance Hall.
The superintendent of Alexandra hv, pe-
tal gratefully acknowledges a dont s as of
two electric fans frown the Ahmeek Chap-
ter, 1.0. D. E.
Miss Flora 1. Hems, an es -student of
the G. C. l., has been sul cessf ul m at-
.
t -
utgg her interim hrst-vase grade to
carti(iate at the Faculty of Education,
Toronto.
OtiITUAR1f.
BOGIE. -A well-known and much re-
spected resident of the township of Col-
borne passed away on Tuesdayy July 30.
in the person of Isabella McWhinney, be-
loved wife of Mr. David C. Bogie. Tire
deceased, who was in her forty -north
year, had been ill for several months. Be-
sides her sorrowing husband, she leaves
one son, Ernest, and lwodaughters. Mary
and Grace all at home. Mrs. iiagte was
a native of Ashfield township, and her
mother. Mrs. Ellen McWhinney, survives,
residing at Nile. There are also three
brothers -William and James McWtun-
ney. of Colborne, and Thomas, of Ash-
field -and two sisters --Mrs. Emma Mor
ria of Wheatland, N. Dakota, and Mrs.
James Wright, of Cleveland. 0. The
funeral took place on Thursday last to
the Colborne cemetery and was attended
by t large concourse u( friends and ac-
quaintances. Rev. Mr. Cousins. of Nile,
conducted the funeral services and the
pallbearers were William and Thomas
McWhinney, brothers of the deceased,
and Wiliiaiu and James Bogie, brothers-
in-law. Among those present was Mrs.
Wright of Cleveland.
Miss Loraine Bradfield, of Toronto, is
the guest of Miss Joie Saunders.
Miss Amy Wark, of Smith's Falls, is
visiting at the home of Mrs. J. T. Salkeld,
Bayfield road.
Miss Jennie Ferguson, of Saginaw,
Mich.. is visiting her sister, Miss, Mary
Ferguson.
Miss Clara Young, of Toronto. is visit-
ing her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex.
Stirling.
Mrs O'Brien d DatoL has been vis-
iting at the home of -Mrs. Rhynas. Moat -
real street.
Rev. C.'A. Seager, M. A.. D. D.. of
Toronto, has arrived in town on a holi-
day.
Mrs. Alex- MacLennan and daughter)
of Toronto, were in town for a few days
last week and are now visiting relatives in
Ashfield.
Mn. John Halliday, of Detroit, was in
town this week for a few days, after a
week's visit to her daughter at Hamilton.
Capt. W. F. Gallow, M. D., was home
from London for a few days. He expects
to go overseas shortly.
Miss Gladys Laundy, of Niagara Falls
is spending her vacation at the home of
her uncle, Mr. W. T. Moore.
Mrs. Geo. Williams, St. Vincent street.
has gone to Dayton, Ohio, on a visit to
Mr. and Mrs G. Montague Williams.
Miss Dorothy Smith returned to Tor-
onto on Monday after a holiday visit
to her parents Mr.°and Mrs. Jas. Smith,
Huron road.
Mrs. ,Capt.) E. H. Price and ruin
APITAg., • ' C$EI•vf—$ IlAM4o.•
TOTAL A$SCTI — 13
MONEY IN CATTLE
National desaaaAriiiaae It easeatiai tis►raae
tattle be r■roved imnieJtely. "We must go es
or go seder " -the .treat way to go soder Is by
amt keeping Use Ailed armies fed.
The prsAt et saga. cattle is enwrr.ws ea
aeas_t of sow yreeilling and prirwa
w4aslls alter the war
) re
te as a slaty to the retinues*
your bank aceotrat. N Aaancialholpiarevstred,
cessaN eat Iotat we rosin.
UNKM BANK OF CANADA„
FWAD OFFICE WMiI'%G. MAtik zsi'
GODERICH BRANCH,
F. WOOILCOMBE. - - - Manager.
IsMot
The art eat aAnewaage b w
sew la its higher deAelopsioat that
all the world is talking about N. Bat
Brother Fea and Mr. Welt wast
laugh at is. tall .Ing basaaa,e, ler
raaliuoage Is as oil story 1. the
kiagdos of the animate. Nature her-
self helps the vdad creature, to tits
raise t.esselv,es from lbelr .seolas.
The tiger's stripes snake lila yellow
cost lees perceptIWe la a )angle, anal
ambles Wm to slip about annotated.
It is amongst iasoeta, Mwr••er,
that ,amwLRs 141 wrest settee sees.
h. It is act only the prosaism of
mater* that enable may Iuact, to
eoaeeal themselves. The banana
katydid L aware that Ida wings loan
asset] tike a leaf. and whoa he Rads
himself 1. a {aurorae. posltioa be
will extend bis fags aid lie .5111 ap-
se the ground. 10 deseeodlag green
a tree or bush the ►atydid extends
his stags at.i tails downward la a
sigaag fashion, jest as a leaf would
tall. Many kinds of butterflies have
wings resene•llsg teases es strongly
that they are Invisible whoa at rest
upon 1s. tree.
There is as Insect 1■ Java popu-
larly called the "walking leaf" bit-
e/SAW of its truly wrprt,isg nt.sm-
Slaur. to a lest. This excises'.
Stags are reloed IN the same fray
and they go walking about the
ground, looking Hite aa animated
lest.
But of all Ibe creakiest which
practice ramoulage the chameleon is
the most succ,,.slul, for it Ma the
power of changing Its color to a0y
background against which It ray
And 'their. Al est aorat it may leo
rod and the Nat ares..—Ttt-Hits.
Rnluiil'iiTAsd
0ppereul+w• -
if ever a eeustry was given a fair
shame to reshape Its destinies, It was
Hustle.. Finland to the northwest,
although perpetually dissatisfied un-
der Russlaa rule, slid nothing more
than talk of a separatist movement
during the early months of the revo-
lution. The Ukraine nationalist to
movement almost died with the
Carr's abdication. Russian Armenia
sad the Caucasian tribes had prefer-
red the filar yoke Ie Turkish atroci-
ties, and wow obey looked forward
to a Just, peaceable, prosperous era
{and eventual autonomy, settled In the
Fred, of Toronto. are attestor at the home I mart of nations, not on the katlle-
of the toner's Cousin, Mr. Adam Fos- i ideld. Poland, that storehouse of tra-
ter, Nelson street.
Miss Jennie Wells returned to London
on Monday after spending her vacation
with her parents. Mr. and Mrt Charles
Wells, Bayfield road.
Mrs. Art Simons and son Billy, of Tor-
onto. have been visiting the former's
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs A. C.
Jackson.
Mrs. iRev.) W. D. Spence and two
children and Miss Helen Price. of Guelph.
are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Sheardown.
MIs. Lydia Beck and Miss M(Com h,
of Toronto, are spending their variation
at the home of 31r. and Mrs. M. C.
Hwanson, Brune street.
Mrs. R. W. Reid and daughter, Miss
Elva, of Brooklyn. N. Y.. are spending
several weeks in town, the guests of Mrs.
Reid's sisters the Misses Farrow.
Miss Martha Bogie Rome, of Toronto,
returned home bast Friday after spend-
ing two weeks with her aunt, Mrs. G. H.
Green. and relatives at Shepparnton.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Smith and
children. of Dundas. were up for the
weekend, and visited at the home of Mr.
Smith's brother. Mr. James Smith, Huron
road.
Mis. Marjorie Kelly, after a visit of
several weeks with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Kelly, left last week to report
for duty as a military nurse and is now at
Garden island. L. 1., aviation camp.
Mrs. Guy Worthington Ellis apd
daughters. of Seynu; n avenue. Detrdt,
returned on Saturday after a two months'
visit in Goderich. the guests of Miss
Bluett and Mr. Japes Mitchell.
1 Miss ila Allen, who has been nursing
in the military hospital at Burlington. is
tone recuperating fmrn an accident
which happened to her two or three weeks
ago. She stepped on some glees and be-
sides having her toot badly cut a bone in
the font was b oken. She will be home
Ifor several wee .s.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holmes, of Acton,
ate spending a few days in town.. Mr.
Holme, i a am e:( the late Conductor
Dan Holmes of the G. T. R. and spent
his young days in Goderich hut des been
In town very ..:stoat during the, last
C memories', was undo.' the Pres-
s/tit beet, and could only wish the
revodutlon well.
In tact, everybody wished Russia
well except the hungry uien who rul-
ed the Osstral • Empires. iYras th.,
visionaries who have praclkally en-
compassed the rule of the rotatory
would have east—Hired their lives and
everything they had except their poll -
theories, to make the revolution
a success.
Rub a greasy range with waste
paper while it Is atilt bet. The paper
will take off all the greafie and, when
eold, the range will be east to clean.
mitations
of Po.l.l'. E,dncy Pols are
legion. The hex is imitated,
the outside coating anti shape of thr
pills are imitated and the name-- Dodd"!
Kidney Polls is imitated. imitations are
dangerous The original is sae. I)od.l's
Kidney Pills have a reputation. Imita-
tors have none or they wouldn't imitate.
So they trnde on the reputation of Dodd's
Kidney Pills. Do not i.e deceived. There
is only one DODD'S. ikrkl'a is t rr
rxiyiral. Ikrddts is the name to he Care•
ful about -
Hern's Grocery !
W) ARE OFFERING A BIG
SPECIAL IN
CASTILE
SOAP
1'5 Id(
Saturday and Monday Only
Regular 7c cakes, for $4.50 for
a box of 100 bars.
Regular 30c bars for 28c each.
We have a large quantity of
PURE CLOVER HONEY
bought. Place your Order early,
as there is sure to he a shortage
this year.
W. HERN
The Square Phone 43
NOTIC$. TO THE PUBLIC
Cars sal Painted, also
U:Tops rind RepaireL
Call and nee rare.
Prices. i'ravnuable.
JACK D. KAY
H iigsten street
Next, to Win 'l'h.,nticr.ro n bhsrk
smith shop.
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Start a savings account f
by all means. That's
baby's benefit ; but have t
baby photographed as soon a'
possible
771st's for your
Benefit.
baby
for
We never know
what ,s ,n more for
, s and a phrvroiiraph of b.bs, as he
,r today may be more purr ,nus than
rulses Luer on.
J. T FELL 1
MSwane sIMMIllis•- Sane 41110
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The Good
Old Summer Time
This is holiday time.
You will need a new snit
for your vacation trip,
anti you cannot do better
than come right herr for
it. We have new goods
fot snits and light over-
coats !bat we '.hould like
to show you, and we
guarantee satisfaction in
cut and workmanship.
R. 1. Armstrong
MERCHANT TAILOR
10th 4.de 4quurl , ei,at.•rir Is.
D -O -D -IFS
KIDNEY
PILLS
"Poo -000f That's
no argument with
WRIGLEY'S
'cause the flavour