HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1918-9-5, Page 1We. the undersigned bakers oLthe town tribuUon boxes seldom get full.
of Goderich, beg to inform our customers
that on and after September 16th next all
bread, cakes pastry and buns will be sold
only for cash. The condition of the times
makes it necessary for us to do a CASH
Bl'SINESS We therefore ask our many
friends and patrons to consid-r the con-
ditions from a business punt of view and
give us their assisttt IIeece in carrying out
this business pnnciple.
J. W. SMITH & SON
D. J. CURRY
T. WARRENER
Canada Food Board
Bakery License
No. 5- 350
No. 5- 731
No. 5-1715
1)R. F. J. R. FORSTER.
l/ EYE. EAR, NOSE. THROAT.
Late House Surgeon New York Ophthalmic
and Aural Hospital, amwt nt at Moorefield's
aye Hospital and Golden Square Throat Ho -
p5.5 sn°S
London, Eng.
St. S•• Stratford. Telephone 287.
TOWN OF GODERiCH.
IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE.
Tie town of Coder," dnuraua d completing`
the Hone Roll 01 thaw who. claiming Goderich
for theu hone town, .01.14ed in the Canadian
army and went to verve King and enuntr List.
M nee* who err shady netted are in the Town
Hsu with the Clerk. L. L. Knew. Esq_ who
will
take additional name.. also J Ad.. Fowler, up to
the hat day of August. 1114
DR. W. F. CLARK.
Chairman of Special Commttee
- - - - Open for engagements for lawn socials, previous to his going to Grace
garden parries, dances, etc. For terms New York. where he was soprano soloist
apply to C. V. Henry, 'Phone 19• till the change of voice. He is now
ranked as one of Toronto's most talented
1f quality counts, use Bbricne's de- young baritones and his singing was a
helms ice cream in bulk orr backs for all very .pleasing addition to the musical
ckM
occasions. Phone 240. part of the services on Sunday. Messrs.
Cook and Branton also sang at Victoria
street church in the evening.
Mr. and :Mrs. J. M. Proudfoot have re- the very things that you wee displayed
ceivecl word that their wound
on Jack has err- in your favorite magazine and agrieul-
rived safely overseas. and also their sore- tura) pmfwrs. You know that ruses.,
in-law. Dr. J. E. overseas..
of Jefferson, on rush goods are uniform the try
S. C. "Billy." the younger son, is now at over, and that our price,' ate just the
litwllfax, N. S. . saute as t.hnsa• I•bargetl by soiree
' located to large t it.iew. But on a'• -
t del be-iug a home dealer, we area
This .n.Wal Thursday ; evrntitK Mrs. Mary Ina reit to tender you better serf
Hamilton, Walnut atreehus vedant fticial yicei11 every way. Quids ran be de.
rneasage Hamilton.10 stating that her sly 111 d,F'te.Cxcd livered quicker, utiatakes inn be reeli-
Hamiltn. was dangerously ill in hospital
tied more promptly. Then, oda,, we pry
at p3. L'tnr, with a gunshot wound in tree taxes that help keep the country roads
head. Pte. Hamilton enlisted at Toronto ire runditiuu and help maintain the
with the '20Sth Battalion. Ile has' been eehtsds, chnrvhen and i,th.•r public en.
in France since February of this year. t,rpr•lser which -enhance the value of
sation
Mrs. John Wilson, of Nile. received ' and, liana tare makefor
family. het us
word this week that her son. Pte. Robert supply all your drugstore nest. E. R.
Wilson had been admitted to hospital %V igk•, druggist.
at Epsom England on August 30th, with , ---
a gunshot wound in the right foot. Pte , The warm days bring to mind the de -
Wilson enlisted in the West and went , light of Edwards' ice cream,
overseas in the fall of 1914 as one of the
glorious "Princess fats." GUNDRY'S SALE I SWSTER.
Mr. R. Y. Cox, of Goderich township„ SATURDAY. Sept. Aucuffn wk of M,u+ehold
received official notification today that 11•rniture std lurnishmis at the prrmd+ra, East
his son, Hiram Cox, was wounded in the arm. Mice. Jaron Hornet'. propretress
right arm on Attest :l est and was sent to , Tos9pai. Sept. In. -Auction sale of household
Cardiff hospital. Pte. Cox enlisted at furniture and lurmshmp at the premises. Li{At-
house street. Mn. Peter Wylie, proprietress.
Hamilton with the Mounted Rifles.
_ TaatcoAr. !Sept 17. -Sale of harm stuck by
1 Charles and 1' ter]Fisher at pot 6, concession 2,
Mrs. W. R. Pinder of town has been I Colborne. at 4u'clork. This sale is made +have
bereaved by the death of a brother. killed noterr by
oorimem her. .a the prrrpi
In action in France. The Arthur (Ont.)
Enterprise makes the following reference
to the sad news:• .
Word was received here on Tuesday
that another gallant Canadian soldier
who :tanned Arthur as his home had been
killed in action. Pte. Sandy Graham fell
in the great fight. somewhere in France.
on August Sth. Pte. Graham enlisted in NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -shpt. 6.
the 53rd Battalion at Saskatoon m the Pus,
(all of 1915 and spent that winter in Win- •
AuctionSalic-Charlo and Peter Petite_ .... 1
nipeg, going overseas in the spring of Auction sale George Rd
House for Sale or to Rent -Wm. Blake 1
1916. He was a splendid soldier and was I 1
popular with his comrades. Ile was horn Land err Sale --F. Gilden 1
in Arthur and went West when a young i We writ Pay You -International Bible Press.., g
man. Ile leaves many old friends here. Farm Land Agenty-J. W. Armstrong )l
who will learn with sincere regret of his.
Springbsnk Farm tot sok -William and G P.
Gould
VIIINTY.FIRST YEAR -No $73t
r
liIE STERLI4 3BANO
OF CANADA
SAVE, Becau
Your best security against
condition will be a bank act
TOS SALE OE RENT.
FOR SALE. AUCTIO:
--FUnNI
THE FARM LAND AGENCY. x.
will sell by p
weber of very awe farms lot sale, many of street. Goder
mievemeet to Godencb and nearby villages. SAT1
vary special bargains offered and sa ty comserrmg
icor quick ..le. Fur particulars see J. N. sal the boot
MSTRONG. Boa W, God.n h. Office at ren- Two +rung,
corner Cambria road and Brock street. 4ard heater. 1
organ. 1 lair
RTY •SIX ACRES OF GOOD ROL hoards la,l; "'
LJNG LANI) for sale. None bluer. En- kitchen 4
F. GILDER,, R. R No. 5, Gaderrcb. It epi,
stand.
OUSE FOR SALE OR TO RENT. - sewing
Tworatory brrkgbwue on Trafalgar street. other artnk+
ranventerres, electric( lights, etc. Terms cash
3 IS WIN- BLAKE. it -11 No reserve
- AIRS. AME
RINGBANK FARM FOR SALE.- mown.
Lwa 1111,111114 Maitland cunceseson. Goddch
roup road, containing about 170 etLEARI`
Good baildtng % and fences. well undo• AJ HO1'SE
13 acres hardwood bush. lour acres or- INGK. ETL
cratered by wells sad never failing spin
Apply on premises WILLIAM and (.. P.
D. 31-11
house to rent lex winter. Good furnace,
bghts etc. T. GUNDRY
will sell by
Lighthouse ■:
TUE:
commencing
of the house.
R SALE AT A BARGAIN. --FRAME lex eels at
,dee board, it
rah°-roohouse o,se with quarter rt-scre n
r«t %dont
parior able.
coal heater.
quanuty of
tants pit tuts
SALE. -TWENTY -FIVE -ACRE No ,.snit,
FARM Good arm hots. g°ood barn: K cash
ostripe Will be sold on easy terms.
pptytoeCdHAS.NOBBS.ShrppsrdtxnPO. MRS PETE
I PreoTE
tn avenue. eithu seven-mmutes walk
P depot e wellilw.
.salw price
ssvlos lorgacck k
UNDRY..
R RENT. -SMALL COMFORT -
AKA coTTAGE
OMFORT-A AcoTTAGE an rostra! 1«ahty A -
MR. F. WOOL1.1.2O.4BE. e., Bink.
fh
RM'FOR SALE. -2011 ACRES IN
wast wawanosh. Dear Dw, snnsn. Seventy
under Sams an
cultivation, remainder in bush and
re. Buikhn ► in 1twad condition Price
,srearmost The wood on the place if
would meet the purchase price of the fares.
alth of owner reason for selling For farther
Dears apply to THE SIGNAL. Gude.. k.
RENT. -OFFICE AND FIVE.
ROOM dwelling in connection therewith.
to W. E. KELLY.
R SALE. -RED BRiCK HOUSE,
with all conveniences. Apply W. A. CHIS-
OLM. Trafalgar street. 'tftl
TENDERS WANTED.
MA I L CONTRACT.
SRAI.ED TENDERS, addressed to the Post-
er GenevaL will be received at Ottawa until
ori Friday, the berth day o1 October.
-, l« the conveyance of His Majesty's Mails
a proposed Contact for lour years, ilia timeee
week.
VTR CODER ICH NU. 2 RURAL. ROUTE.
the Ll day of January. 111).
Printed notices containing further udormation
to condition. of proposed Contract may be
land blank forms ol Tender may be
tabard at the Post Offices of Goderich. Hoiree-
llr and Shrppardtrn, and at the office of the
Office Inspector. London.
CHAS. E. H. FISHER.
Post Office Inript+ppcctor.
POST OFFICE INSPECTOR'S OFFICE.
London, gird August. 1913. 10.31
WANTED..
RASPBERRIES
GARDEN BEANS
AND BF.ETS
at the Canning Factory.
jorsaCanning & Evaporating Co.
Aug!:
FL'RN
will gull by p
tit rs
SATs' RU
One leg,
dimes -room
several roe k.
wanner C
ThHuonuglll i
a
*primp h" 1
stretcher.anr
steam
ROBERT t
Proprr
AUCTi(
AND.
' Mr. 'Thor
the sanders,[
Pan line,
town.htp. r
MO'
at 1 °'clod
Honus -
and 0 years
old: 1 gene,.
ins' mare. 5
hors. 4 yea.
ng mare.
Templeton;
filly. 1 I -yes
euctinryg colt
Earl O'Clay.
CAMS. -
bred bull. 1s
months old.
cows 4 ye:
old: ,• 2-y,
1 -year -0l• t
calves. 1 •
ewes. 4 lam
H A RRI.e.
harness. 4.
top buggy.
coal heater.
coal oil sten
Positively
oversell.
TtaM,. -
that amour
furnishing
4 per cent o
GEORGE:
Proprio
Thinks but Act!
Many people, when asked to in -
sere, say: -•'1 want to think it over."
A writer pointedly replies: -111 give
you something else to tbink over. If
the tall moo with the big scythe and
the long beard happens to tap on your
window pane Rome night Hoon, will
Ton sit up in bed and say to him:--
is over. I've
iI want to think tIIC insurance dealon that 1 want to
plat through. Go away until i make
sip my .rind." But he will not go
away. Now you think that over.
-Prost The Bulletin.
Robertson -Woods
At/ENT:4
The Motu' life Agawam, Co.
of Canada.
AUCTI
MESSRS.
will Stu by
Colborne u
on
TL
com mea
One hes'
wall; 1 drat
land. 1 M
King 1 ie
old
Jl rr
Du am n0
mike wow
old iteego,:
spring erly'
Lemming t
Taunt -
that. sales
ion 1 untied,
of 4 per em
amounts. 1
Everothi
ante the 4
CHARI.F.t
Al u' 1
will sell by
bons street
Till
co
One um
coal AI N
flock. 2 1
b
ch .tr.
I • i
eh r,
2 large rug
warage wiadawtoileb
It
mach bnr set.
R«ryih•
meal be d
houllakeeP
Twins c.
se -
after -the -War
:ount.
e0D&fitU& ONTARIO. THURSDAY. SEPT. 5 1918
t
*1 C.
P.' R. DA YIN GODERICH
The Signal to any address in
Canada or Great Britain
for the remainder
of 1918 for
4 Oc.
To United States addresses,
55 cents.
THs SIGNAL PRINTING CO.. LIMITED, Pt•atI NsrL
JACTIWI SALE.
tl SALE OF • HOUSEHOLD
TORE AND FUR NISHINGS.
RH. JAMES HORNEY
auction, at her residence. Ea.t
re on
1 AY. *1 TEMBER 7th,
at 2 o'cloa sharp. all the contents
to Wlt,rng 1n part 01
(h-
sa r stove 1 targe ge. 1 0 1
s glass cupboard, .4 +mailer cor-
neae table, b dinntngroom chairs 1
ee. 1 lalling -leaf table. 1 lounge.
ss t wooden beds -trade. 1 set of
M blindts number of pictures.
i. lendrum. dishes, +eakrs. fruit. 1
aa. I lawn moeset. garden tools and
, 110 numeruntto rnev. tion.
Everything must he disposed of. O.
3ROMNEY. TAuctttonrelIG AUCTN SALE OF
Y•
How FURNITURE. FURNISH-
inks PETER WYLIE _
public swoon. at her residence,
rant. G•de.ch. on
DAY. SEPTEMBER 10th.
all 2 o.ewdt p m.. all • he contents
*naps{ to port of: Campkte far-
o other parlor turns; dLe
• kik
2 kitchen table,. 1 c•,ea tithe, 2
bburrrr oil stove, I ,veil table. 1
Lc
suns. 1 pa' 1n, ret{. s
DAL
dishes.'
Ord.' feels
car-
1 4
g!f
d numerous other a"Kles.
Ili Mrs. W yhe is [iv:, it up beuse-
R WYLIE. T GUNDRY.
Wass. ` A ..at d
• SA OF H01.ViFOLD
POR PRISONERS OF WAR.
Acknowledgment of Amounts (mut•
buted to the Fund from Goderich.
The following letter. received by .Mrs.
W. H. Hutchinson. explains itself:
The Prisoriers of War Society,
Toronto. Aug. 20th. 191e.
Dear Mrs. Hutchinson, -1 have re-
ceived your letter of the 19th enclosing
cheque for $435.110. being proceeds of sale
and fancy dress dance held in Goderich
lately. This cheque in addition to the
previous one for 1100. which was raised at
the charity bridge held'rit'cently at ^Hotel
he
Sunset. 1 have placed to the a -
Prisoners of War Society Inc., to be used _
for the relief of the. prisoners in GernwnY- Theere was a lame attendance at Vic -
Oe ow g tofo the Society., 1 wish to toria street Methodist church cin Tuesday
tnbuto,tau how grateful we are to all the con_ evening, when a social entertainment was
in foe I ¢
warding
s who so sant. Isfo oared given by the Epworth Leaguese. An excel -
Thursday, September 12th
EVERYBODY COME!
THE LADS IN KHAKI •`over the Top" With Sergt, Em-
CMUR(;M NOTES. 1 Thursday September 12th is to be
C. P. R. Day in Goderich, to mark the s I
The Presbytery t3( Huron will meet at anniversary of the opening of the Guelph ----
Egmondville on Tuesdayy, next. 10th int., and Goderich line. Sir George Bury,
and thePresbyterial W M S also will th C P R Company''
day. September• 19th. at Victoria street occasion, and the Board of Trade is a
lace, vice•pres rat of e
meet the same day at the
same P has been invited to visit the town on this i
A musical evening will be given Thurs- m• k
Methodist church, under the auspices of Ing arrangements to entertain tum and
the Epworth League. Look for further other visitors.
announcement. During the there will a
Rev, J. H. Osterhout, the pastor, will public ceche afternoon on the Square, be a
have charge of the nerved
rooming and evening in Victoria street speeches by representatives of the town
S evening a banquet will be held at Hotel
es next Sunday
Methodist church• unday school and and the adjourning country. and in the
Bible class at 3 o'clock. Epworth League
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. All wel-
1
LOSERT COLLINSON
til
c aird.' n at he reams /, West
oppoWe the pose or:n,, on
y7j5EPTFMBERt4th,at 2r m
"aeatertsien tahle, ' fall -Teal . able,
irs. bedroom and km hent bans.
tg chain. 1 -ouch. 1 swing machine
also an rece'lent walrut resat
(ire.). s' ',tuitional, tattle. 1 Happy
large sir No. v. bedroom sets
h set, washstands and oressrrs 1
they articles too nuttier ..s• to Men -
w-azdin; this amount. 1 forwarded you a nt program was rendered and those
list of the contributions received from had a profitable and enjoyab
le
Goderich recently. which 1 trust you have Present pr
received. Goderich people have been ea- time.
pedally generous in their contnbutions. Services at St. George's church, Septem-
W itb many thanks, ber to Holy communion, Si a. m.; morning
Yours sincerely, prayer. 11 a. m.; evensong. 7 p. m.; Sun -
Hugh hletcher, day school -infants' school, 10 a. m.;
Trees. wain school, 3 p. in. Kindly note that
to
LINStiN. T GUN DRY.
Auctioneer
.n-21
SALE OF FARM STOCK
HER ARTICLES.
Following is t o
from Goderich, tfling nearly
Maple Leaf Cha 1. O. D.
General Brough C ter,1.0.
and Wonien's Institute......... 10 45I
Knox Presbyterian Church .. ......42 20
R. G. Reynolds . _.- .......... .......300
A. M. Robertson __. 10 (b
Charity bridge, Hotel Sunset 100100
Maple Leal Chapter. I. O. D. E. .25 00
Si . S,qCe s Church..._
Rev yEth. Ford
cs0.op)le •
Il :'.50 00 ac
Tea and sale of work 349 ()0 i vices at North street Methodist church
Fancy dress dance • • ' a) I
,oext Sunday in the absence of the pastor.
Rev. Dr. Rutledge, m vacation. Morn -
The regular Meeting of the W. C. T. L. Ing subject: ' ComplementaryForces and
nnext Their Results" Eve Ong '•W'hat is
r.
tions
.00
the times of service have been revise°
Mr. Robert James Harmer, 'Huron
road, received the sad intelligence on Sat-
urday that his son, Pte. Alfred Ray
Harmer, had been killed in action August
19th. Pte. Harmer enlisted in the West
and belonged to a mounted corps. This
is the second son of Mr. Harmer whose
lite has been given for the great cause.
Mrs. Fred Stokes. East street. received
word on Monday that her son. Pte.
George Wilfred Stokes. had been admitted
to hospital at Etaples, France, on August
Sunset. 27th, suffering from a p. Pte
PERSONAL MENTION, Stokes is the eldest son of Mrs. Stokes,
whose husband also is overseas. father
- - and son both having been members of the
Huron Battalion.
wounded hi
Mr. Robert Reid, of Brantford. spent
the holiday with friends here.
Mr. Wm. Swaftield is on a visit to his
son. J.B., at Cleveland, Ohio.
Miss Vera Wiggins was home from De-
troit for a few days the past week.
Miss Fanny Smith. of Port Hope, is
visiting her friend, Miss Ivy Elliott.
Mr. Frank Townsend. of past week. Vent a few days in town the pa
Pte. Otto Wray Lymburner, another of
the Hurons, was admitted to the same
hospital on the same day. with a gunshot
wound in the right leg. The official noti-
fication was received on Tuesday by his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Lymburner.
;pity Boosted for Model Theatre.
Sergeant Arthur Guy Empey, veteran
of the Somme, and author of the most
famous of war books. "Over the Top,
is coming to town. Manager Lauder of
the Model Theatre announces that he has
booked the Vltagraph superfeature, "Over
the Top," which was made from Empey'a
book. and the sergeant will be seen as the
star of the production. This is probably
the most important news which has come
to local motion picture fans in an age, be
cause they have all heard of Empey and
want to see him. According to advance
information received by Mr. Lauder, Em-
pey will appear on the screen with all tot
the magnetism that has made him one of
the most notable personalities developed
by the war. Albert E. Smith, president
of the Vitagraph Company'. has pro-
nounced him one of the greatest natural
actors he ever saw, and he also says that
Empey has been permitted to reenact n
the'screen the thrilling moments he ex-
perienced during the eighteen months he
fought the Germane in France.
Mr. Lauder says he will announce with-
in a few days the dates when -Over the
Top" and Empey will be seen at the
.Model Theatre.
Still another of the Hurons, Pte. Alfred
Mrs Wm. Strachan spent last week at Benj. Kittn, is listed among the casual -
the _old hours.Brantford visiting her aunt, Mrs. Chf- ties. His wife, Mrs. Lena Maud Kittn,
t latenotification
Foote.note
Jas. Fofficial
Rev.today the
of
The inductionford. received
of Thedford, as minister of Coven Presby- \iiia May Stoddart has returned from that he had been admitted to hospital at
tease cast week. Exeter, Rev. R. place Werner-
day of last R. C.McDermid, a visit to her sister, Mrs.D. R. Witmer, St.I Polaugl August 27th suffering from
of Goder ich. moderator of the Presbytery at Detrou. -
of Huron. presided. Rev. S. McLean, of Miss Calle Adams, of Detroit. Mich,
Egmondvides preached, Rev. Jas. Hamil- has been the guest of her friend, :Hiss
ton, of Goderich, addressed the minister May Henderson of town.
and Rev. S. A. Carriers. of Grand Bend. Miss, Edith Wiggins returned on Mon-
day from a holiday trip to London. De-
tw►4Namilton and Toronto.
Gundry has 'been i.•t-ucted by
to sell by 'public auet.,•n, on the
o miles south ol Varna Shanley
ii.o.. urpT EMBER bi p,
tri.. sharp the plodwwm[ property:
pair of agricultural t•Id,ngs, 1
1 general purpose petd;••c. 4 year%
tlWrpo* mare. 11 years rid; I dnv-
war+old. by Ora Wilkes. 1 driving
5,41 quiet and reliable; 1 :,ted doe -
1 2 -yew -old driving cob, by Mr.
'-year-old geldings. 1 2 -year-old
sold filly; 1 I -year -died gelding. blood
by Tod winters; 1 heasy cost, by
;Orae purebred cow. A yeses old. pure-
, arnonthe old: purebred hotel calf, 3
cow. 7 years old (newly -freshened);
ws old, cow. t years;old. cow. to years
a old sewers s 2 -yew -old heifers. 7
Dees; ,t 1-yearrild heifers; 9 spring
ick old: also 4 purebred Shropshire
about 'e hem.
s. -Set of Was mounted team
t of light double harness steel -tired
arly-nes Portland cutter. Star Oak
Capital 'cream !separator, 3 -burner
no reserve. u the proprietor is gang
11 sun. of 110 anti under, gosh. over
le 12 swaths' rredrt will be even on
ed iolnt notes. A discount of
or cash.
ETD, T. GUNPkY,
r. Auetiotter-r.
31.21
will be held in the Temperance Ha
Monday at 3 p. m. The citizenship edu-
cational program. sent out by the Prov-
vincial t pion, will be give► . A11 women
interested in their new responsibilities are
invited to attend and take part.
SALE OF FARM STOCK.
CHARLES AND PETER FP-41ER
public auction at lot d. concession 2.
atop tine mile east o1 Benmdttl).
SDAY. SEPTEMBER 17th.
mg at 2 o'clock (statutory time):
✓ drift Marc. A years old Ay Storie-
goldity, rising:4 yam old, by Met -
m`, rain[ 3 pearl old. by Dorno
.ral purpose gelding, mons 3 years
purpose gelding. rimn{'2 years old: 1
7 years old. with calf at foot; 5 stolid
apposed to be in calf; 3 t.o year-
yearhnt steers. 3 yearling heiler.. 4
I liter of pigs, 5 weeks old; 14 goad
es
II sum% of $10 and under. rash; over
ir marina' credit will be given
approved joint notes. A discount
straight miaowed for cash off credit
odvertlse.l must he deposed of. se
we have not barn room
ANT/PETER UFNDRYRAuctiwieer.
WANTED.
WETRIiLLT6AYgwOandU $2 5p TO DIS
literature• 0 your owYirfl commumtf. Ea once
TIONAL BIBLEIPRE. yToron o. INTEL A•
L IRLS WANTED. -APPLY
lT GODERiCH KNITTING CO.
FOR SALE.
THE
tact
_1
HORSE FOR .SALE. -BAY GELD-
iNG. might years old; weight about 1Jd, lbs.
An raceptio ally good horse. G. M. K1DD.,
L"OR SALE. -A RADiAw. rNT Het preOME
heater. ltt RS. W G. 111 EWAI , Nation
Office a to M
street.
STRAWBERRY PLAN3S.FOR SALE.
-Good variety. Now is the time to put
them in. JOHN A. CHiSHOLM. Bruce etreet.
Goderich.
N SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
TURE, FURNISHINGS. ETC.
MRS. H. H. POTTS
public awction at her residence, Gib-
Goderrh, on
)RSDAY, SEPTEMBER llth.
mewing at 2 o'clock sharp.
my Oafowdr„ok stove. 1 noel Anter, 2
.e.. 1 estrmoon table. 1 eight-day
ellen tables., 5 washtubs. 4 kitchen
2 quarter-ent oak rocking
,. op, -rut eek dlninpoom chairs.
et new), $centre table*. 1 pair
Brat, 1 bed, 1 set springs 1 dresser.
1 doses large pictures 1 lawn mower.
dishes and k,tthen-ware: half -clown
mad curtains 5 all MI limps, 1
em
(-des window amorea.
I wrong
ad.*r hi frW4 prrneetand empty aRy nem.
e •rid
a!, as Mm. Potts is eels* ap
n
worldliness:' -Why and How to Avoid it."
The time for the evening service is
changed to 7 o'clock. Sunday school at
3 p. m. Adult Bible class in the audit-
orium of the church. Subject. "Conquer-
ing Evil." Boys and girls are asked to
cc,me at 10 a. m. to organize the Mission
Band.
On Tuesday evening a meeting was held
in North street Methodist church of
workers representing the different co-oper-
ating bodies entering into the evangelistic
campaign' under the leadership of the
Johnston evangelistic party now waking
in the town of Wingham. They are ex-
pected to begin work here on Sunday.
October 6th. Rev. J. E. Ford was ap-
pointed chairman of the central commit-
tee and Mr. A. M. Robertson vice-chair-
man. Mr. J. A. Campbell treasurer and
Mrs. J. W. McWilliam and three chil-
dren. of Seaforth.were
past visiting M Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Quigley
Miss Gladys Hoggarth has returned to
Detroit, having spent a month's vacation
with her parents, of the Huron road.
Clinton News -Record: Miss Marie Mc-
Intosh, of Goderich, is visiting her uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John McIntosh.
Councillor T. R. Wallis returned yester-
day from Toronto, where he was engaged
for several weeks in building operations.
Rev. Lr. Allan Seager and family re-
turned to their home at Toronto yester-
day after a month's visit here with Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Seager.
Mrs. C. M. Burton and dimity, who
had been occupying their bungalow at the
lake front during the summer months.
left this week for their home at Detroit.
Miss Dears Proudfoot. accompanied by
her friends. Miss Conley of Detroit and
Miss Rose of Stratford. is spending holi-
days at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. \1. Proudfoot.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lobb and daugh-
ter, of Saginaw, Mich:, ate visiting rel-
atives in Goderich and Colborne town-
ships. It is thirty-five years since Mr.
Lobb left Goderich township.
Mr. Ham. Martin, of Ottawa. is spend-
ing holidays in town. Mrs. Martin and
children. Misses Madeline and Janet and
Master jack. have been here for several
weeks visiting Mrs. Martin's mother, Niro
committee will Methodist church NU. ANCook, of Toronto. accompanied
Mr. H. R. Long secretary. This com-
mittee is to be composed of three mem-
bers from each of the co-operating bodies
and also tthe chairmen of the different
committees. Some of these chairmen
were appointed as follows: Finance com-
mittee. C. M. Robertson; entertainment
committee, J. W. Vanatter; prayer -meet-
ing committee. G. M. Elliott; publicity
committee. Rev. J. H. Osterhout; mus-
_ teal committee. Ca t. Fox; usher
CAIID OF TIIANHS. committee. Walter ern.HThe next McIntosh.West street.
meeting of the it be J.
'AIRS. OSMAN IS VERY GRATEFUL
♦ I. f« the many kind expressions of sympathy
received in her bereavement by the death of her
gallant husband. the late Private Alfred Osman.
and desires in this way to espies% her sincere
thanks for all the kindnesses the has received.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
I held in Victoria street o. Branton, delighted the
on h Monday next. to complete the organ- cover. congregation of North street Metho-
ization and to plan the work. dist church on Sunday by singing at both
7 he tioderich Orchestra. morning and evening services. Mr. Bran-
ton sang here before as a boy soprano.
r church,
PUBLIC NOTICE
In our business experience we have
found that the hest way to obtain
business is to be frank enough tui ark
u
kin for
But of course in asking sur it. B t
tense auMeient reason,. must he prig]
vide(' to ,.how that we are entities' to
it. Our stock is toady up of high-
grade, nationally advertised goodie
7. GUNDRY. Auctioneer.
Germans Still Retreating.
The past week has seen a continuous series of Allied
victories, and all along the line from Flanders to the Ves1c
River the German armies are being pushed back. The great
-
est achievement of the week was that of the Canadians,
assisted by Old Country troops, in smashing through the for-
midable 1)rocourt-Qtleant line and opening the way to
Cambrai. Allied troops are now within a few miles of that
city.
These successive defeats are seriously affecting the morale
of the German forces, and military critics look for a with-
drawal of the Kaiser's armies from a considerable area of
French territory which they have occupied since 1914.
BORN.
MACMATH.-At H inside Fa -m, Goderich tows
ship, on Saturday. August 24, to Mr and
Mrs. s. R. Mac2lath, a daughter ,(race
Douglass.
ELLIOTT.-tddfirepst London.
011ptember 3rd. Lieut. and MR
Euiott, a son
passing, and who will cherish his memory
as one of the noble Sons of the Dominion
to h we so much. Mr. Archie
1
Auction sok-Mrs. Il. H. Potts .... .........
G whom they
o .. RobertCollmwn. 1
Graham is a brother and Mrs Small a Card of Thanks- Mrs. Osman 1
Arthur and Mrs. W. R. Pinder of (rodeo Gard of Thanks -R. J Asquith, Auburn ..'d
rich are asters.
BANK OF*1ONTREAi.
Farmers, who wish to
receive prompt returns on
shipments of Cattle, Grain,
Fruit and Dairy Products,
should draw on the con-
signee through this bank.
A Bank of Montreal Draft
is presented promptly and
remitted immediately on
collection at lowest rates.
A.W. Strickland, Manager, Goderich Branch.