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spoonfuls for five cups
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A quantity of dry summer woo(1, I2 -in. long, at
$1.50 per single cord
or $2.00 delivered. Terms cash with order or s
C.O.D. We will sell only on cash terms. El
Orders may be left at house or store.SI
W. R. PINDER
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►IECURE STANDAD ATTE.\•TIO.\• SPEE D I.
For Special Benefits to Autoists
see our Local Representative
Frank H. Wood
issuer of Motor Permits
The Square
HEAD OFFICE
Standard Auto Service Limited,
34 Toronto Street Toronto
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Goderich
COUNTY AND DISTRICT
_ GODERICH. OFF
AI were burn three sons and four daughters. 1
six tt whom are living. Three daughters ,
ll are in the West. two *ins. George anti
11 Joseph, are on the homestead. and lob:
It has the Langside store.
WINGHAM:
pears, also poultry. at W . T. Riddell s' A former respruted resident of, ' \
,torr, Auburn. have died at Toronto on August 2tttn,
MISS LAURA .Ltr'd►wt\, pupil uf'the persono( Martha Bed, wife of Joh
Neelands. Ihcrased was in her eight
Mt F T Egemer, Mus. lieu•.• is pre- 1 eighth year.
er
1 ,w can dispose of ur olums and
oared to re, lir pupils on the piuuo. A popu'ar young lady of Wingh .•'
1• ti lin prepared for 'l,t4uutu,• Cod* I
Miss Anne T.W Lamm, ''a tghtrrol yl
.ematory extoninartoUs rip to inti iii 1 and sirs. K m- IVdliarnauo, was mar.,
holing Intermediate. For terms appl
y A t Il
'th at Portland (Noe
t1 M1819 L_tI R. JACKS0N. Auburn. ugus , I Albert H.
King. t Mr. and Mrs. Kunz A
Ira W. Borte, of East Wawanush, is 1 reside al Portland.
dead in his fifty-second year.
W. A. Miller has sold his fruit and c'o• -
l.ucknow people complain of a number fectionery business to Herman McKay.
of petty robberies committed: to that of afooretield.
Albert Fitt, the Wine= man who
The financial statement of the veterans' was recently charged w th ••, bigamy at
Day celebration at Seafnrth shows re• Toronto, is again in the limelight. Tors
ceiot2 of S6.251.',7 and expenditures of time he a arrested charged with' threaten.
sit 219.74, leaving a balance on hand of I
ing to take his wife's tile. It Is said he
t;; t1;12.13, has written several threatening letters to
1,e, the nix year tad son of Mr. and hi: l their wife,
iffa,lye and whom he resides in W..nigha
Mrs, George Hunter. of Usbnnw. was ! with
ted
severely kicked in the face by a colt. once returiuni from overseas.
I stitchr to CI.INTON
rite-r.'and for a tow days the boy was in � Mr::. Annie Moffat, of the Ls,ruiun
rnuus condition. I road; fell off a chair, breaking her wrist.
cath of Mrs. George Kellerman. IAstar •
Dashwood. sagas eve ng. Au suddenly 1 he one day last week need she, w::s ; tiro%'
Nrdnesday evening, Au u "fMh vlule ly g
The wound required severa at
I he
d n Miss Bertha y s horse ran away
st n,to the round.lustalrnr some
deceased had not been very well ter` rd painful injures.., •
acme. but was apnprent:. much
. during the week before her deathh.. which James Nfril. engineer at the knittingM.
came quare unexpectedly . Mrs. Keller- , fact ry. was severely burned .:,bout the
t man. whose maiden name was Barbara lace ani head and arms by -an explosion
tnwnrhlp .:xty• . which occurred while he was cleaning out
two years ao, ti.+ides h• r husband. the hander. It is thought the compound
th her.
JUST
ARRIVED
Haugh. was born are Nay
used in cleaning the boiier forrned a za
ser auris sot stye
A hne old man. in the person of • which tgmted upon contact with the -
Thumas Murray of Lantade. passed genre's torch.
away Tuesday morning Ot last week. to After an uprra'ion at the Clinton hos
his eighty•t(rst ;ear. He was one of the pital, Mrs. T. 1 McNeil passed away
early iettlrrs of the 2nd conCesio,n of Monday evening of last week. The de- $
Krol es. where r h had lived for over ceased was a daughter of the lots Vi dham
of the township and for seven nears clerk life here. She n survived by her ha -band
Ann n i•::tzabeth Tiffin. and t., them tool J A New Ldoper. of .ne Yuri;: A. T.
Landon. Eng., and three suers. !sirs.•
'nifty Ip t
and, triosurer. He was manned In iwoitt and two lona her mother, three brothers:`
Cooper. of Clinton: Ernest Cooper, of
Economically clean
She sa,eJ work–Sunlight Soap
w shed the clothes without rub-
htnt. She saved time - she did
other work while Sunlight did
the wash. She weed money—
Sunlight is an absolutely pure
soap,therefore there it less soap
used for %tibias than with
ordinary soap, and lets wear
ani tear of the clothes. .414lso,t sa lent..( the Snap )o• ,l
1?
c. rr
h, .there
re
For fort Years he wasauditor � Cooper and was born and"sport. all her —_--
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School of Commerce
C ntof .r d lGod r ch, C tarJoe
Offers the following courses :
1'h.'.1't►I, lL
wine
.'.I'I'I:FT•INI.II,
I'll'/L SEi:J.1t'8-
(11,,l ,r',reinI i'Oilrser for Students
The following advantages :
Ili;lrlrl /hatlijieri Trurliin: .girl'
r/Antra /Grrxirremf ,':r/stror of IA,nkkerpinrf
Credenfirrl Tpiae,rritirt.f•Teet
I'oxitions I;uurantfed
A Business Education pays for Itself in a few months.
Now is the time for the young man or woman to make an
investment that Wil give -splendid returns in the years to come.
For terms. etc.. write
B. F. Ward, M. A. Stone,
Com Specialist.
Vice -Principal.
B. A.. M. Accts..
`Principal.
II Phone : : : 208 ■
School opens Tuesday, Sept. 2nd.
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fi�l!', ellGi� i 'wilslR.RA1��JJu�T �' I I
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"Just C a n't Are istrorlg and Mrs. Gauer. of 1. i,:forma.
and Mrs. Struthers. of China. but n ,w at
work Iy home.
more." The
faded, laded. A NOTABLE GiFT.
over- worked .
woman, with Winghatn Lawyer Presents Botat:cat lath. • A. Poor+TF:KFI5t1, '
pains here or Collection to Western. Un,rersa:..
J.Fano ,'er , ,• .t . .:v al
I,r gra •'tt-
f o„ Et
51. N. Eitz ou 4'1.49. F 1) -
$4 50: lKc,; ti I. B olio ,
C. Campbe .. 5' sin. P. W.
S. M cBur'iry a t',..0): Lnnvel.._ . .
R. Scott. $140:-.H. J Cum 51
Taylor. 51: W. Mason, 51; P. \ n ,-•--• -
J. tunny. 5_. (in m, tam of of hau.,
an! Straugt.ar. thecounCo •h•, a lour,
to meet again on Mon I Sea ef:i •
there. London. Sept. l.- Upon hi, re: ur n from
should a a k Huron roomy last week. Dr. L. A. Wood.
her neighbor director 1if the advancement bureau of
for adv,ce. the Western University, announced that •Cholera icfa tum is one
Vi ingttam. lead Deep uttered by u- owner
the las U'mA.Morton botanical a,lircu,n. of :fitments of ch:odhuud. It Is a 1:
Ten - to- ow'
she W a e to the vereuy. This it one act the summer months, and or:a' s or acts,'
d r a g g e d nnest collections of its land a1 the comes o,n-uddei ty. espec:aMy du: tog is takers the litelaone mas soon be beyond
pains anal sit. down by the DotnunlopLI Canada• and al
tunablyover thibe rty accepted by
year ago, thMr. M UI utques•
n:versttrY- aid. Baby's Own Tablets are an Ideal'
m-d:ane in warding .011 tht- tri uble..
They regulate, the
Cholera Infantum.
i
tun. .. h bowels and sweeten
As merits of Ger %stye,pis now police magistrate of the town' the stomach and thus preyrnt all the
amssod was completely cured by of 1Aingham. became interested In the dreaded summer complaints. They are
that temperance tonic made from plant lite of Western Ontano, and began an absolutely safe medicine, being guar
wad barks and mete and known for 5p to gather apecimet•s of its flora. by an anteed by ago^rnitnent analyst to c m
raaborate policy of enc name he Kradualty fain - no 'opiates or narcotics 'ox other
years as Dr. Pierne'a Favorite Prencnp• burls up a colhetton chi h a r..,1 only harmful oleo(. They cannot possillly do
tion. W'ben a woman eomplama of back- representative of the p ant 11:e of Ori- harm -they noway'• da grrnd, "L'he Tablets
ache, dizziness or pain when everything ' tario. but of all North Amenia and of are -ofd b; medicine dealers orb. m ul al
looks black belure her eyes—a dragpni Lads beyond the seas. ' Li cents a box from the Ur. N Llano'
down. with nervous-
,. 1 hr ..wren collection as it stands • to- , Medicine Co.. Brockville. Orn.
feeling, or bearing day contains over two thousand distinct
Dees, she should turn to this "temperance'specimens In addition. it has hundreds'
herbal tonic, known as Dr. Pierce's Favo• of dupucate specimens which can be used 'F.11.1..FAIR•S-1919.
nu Prescription.
h can obtained btai i° by the Western University, it need be.
for exchange purposes. Mr. Morton has
slrnortt rry drug store in the land sad ' ke tall has rrcexds w th psi.^staking aC-
E V h
Wept. *1-13
slept. 15. IF, 17
the ingredients ere printed in plain ng• curacy', while the mounting of is spec - l;rwlrrirh
thekal wrapper Put up in tableta ter- res has been dont afgLihe most ape
Ino op hyoid. Dr. Pierce. tai Invalid's'Invalid's' Rotel, Bub- proved scientific �tt�y by Dominion e has been
c bio, N. Y., will send a trial size for10•cents. 'congratulated,
S'
been • wonderful heft, m n. and
Woe
rctm,
-- ala a• that others may be benefited by w
fait Wham 1 eras a girl 1 was always delicate.
Mother t My other thought she n.oid never raise eme.
as 1 get elder I frfres.or
worse. dorto" sad I would
laser to have •n operation. I suffered at turas
intentrm
antearmor My mother started rezone me
a.'a
'Pev. prenu
POn: and it finally cured me
of all my trouble After 1 marred 1 used it
mon, My chiMr.•r, are all healthy and 'tinea
X Thee-sdiMne did wonders for me. saved
e much
"offering. and I can hrafly recommend o to weak
women or thee• noire • fasgy.--IoW. A. W.
Rosa. 113 Tecumseh Street
Government officials. bac by Profession•1
Tuaowto. owe. - • Dr Pleree'. Madicina hr al collectors in various parrs of Amenca.
h
ND TRUNK SYSTEM
The Double Track Route
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MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
ani
CHICAGO
ter the carefulness of his work.
Professor A. U. Robertson. head of the'
department t t biology and botany at the,
Urevertuty . was highly gratified wnen he
learned that the Morton collection would
come to London. "It will be splendid f 1
or
the University.' was his comment. "1 ,
have been wishing for lust such d thing
to happen for some time." Professor
Robertson intimated that the collection
%ould place his department upon a new
tooting. and the it would be of great
practical service to the University.
Although several Canadian universities
have got d b tanic.,I collectons. the'I
Western University will now be cumpar-
• atively'wellsituated in this regard. The
significance of the Murton collection is
that at res basis it is highly representative
of the Rita act Ontario. the Mosinee in
which the Western University must do
ifs work.
Those who expect to see a large Uni-
I versity arise in Western Ontario will be
pl a ed that Mr. Morton selected the
vlestern University as the repository of
the valuable collection which he has
made during a long period of patient toil.
Mr. Morton has been a practising lawyer
Unexcelled tlaning.car service at Wtngham for many yea, s, and , as
Sleeping ea15 on night traits, and 1 I taken a great deal of Interest in the public
parlor ears on principal day train's. life u n
f Huron county. His giis
ft a
dence of the place that the Western
I University Is now beginning to occupy in
the minds of prominent citizens through-
out this end act the Province.
Fell information from any (grand
Trunk Ticket Agent, or C. E. Horn-
ing. District Passenger Agent, To-
ronto.
6.11. Lauder. station Agent, phone 29
P. P. LAWRENCE FL SONS
Town Agents Phone n
IEAST WAWANOSH.
Minutes , of council meeting held on
IAugust lath. all the members present.
Minutes of last regular and special meet•
togs were read and confirmed. - The
-- Itreasurer's half yearly statement, showing
;a balance on hand at date of $755,50.
, received and ordered hied. Fred Toll
made application for the repairing of the
Tull drain on lot 40. concession 3,
BakingAlways In Sight
THE clear glassdoor isonly one of the
modern features of this dependable
range. Its baking qualities you know.
The cooking top will take the toiler either
across or lengthwise. making it easy to cock
the regular dinner on washday.
andtes y bk ykot IVIltef reservoir is cleaning A dependable ther may removed for
tnometer taker all guess -work out of baking. No other
range will quite satisfy you once you ace the Pandora.
MCCIarYS Pandora
13
Sold by
FRED HUNT
owner task;
Councillors Buchanan and,. Straughan
were instructed to attend to this matter.
10n m,ton of Irwin and Currie Chas.
I Campt.eh was appointed inspector of the
construction of Taylor's bridge. comes.
Ions 6 and 7. 13ylaw No. 4, 1919i con-
firming the appointment of collector, and
bylaw No. 5, 1919. authorizing the Col-
lection 01 3 per cent. extra on all taxes
remaining unpaid after December Pith,
were both read and passed. The
following accounts were paid: The Muni-
cipal World. supplies, 53.95; The .Wing•
nam Advance. advertising contracts, 52;
I he Wingham Time printing account,
tat: treasurer W. Wawanosh township.
share gravelling on division line, 57.50:
J. Hoare. she p destroy, d by dogs, 524:
J. C.Stoltz, services as sheep valuator, 52;
W. Walden, cleaning hill sideline 33 and
34, concession 4, 55.110; A. Barr, moving
grader, 55; Thos. Irwin, rep. culvert in
Coulter swamp. concession 10, s19.30:
W. Rodger, & awing tile and putting in
culvert. concession 4, 5k: J. Johnston,
widening roadpon Marshall's hill. conies
sion 3. 515; Natt Johnston, inspecting'
same, 53 75; Mrs. Porterfield, use of
house for special council meetings, 53; J.
Beecroft, com. statute labor tax, 14.50;
n
lEy
Begin Now to
Wear Them
EVEN if all rnakera were to
use the fine materials in
Holeproof, this famous
Losiery would ct 1 execI Eccauco
of specialized methods of kn:te
ting. Formorcthan16ycartHolc-
proofs have amazed the public
by theirdurability-rind t'-cy cne
just as durable t sd-:7 c.1 entre
besides bcin;, Elora ..
beautiful.
Our new styles are
ready—a good time fur
you to "etoc'; u?.
Ten Dozen
ladit's, silk
1 I0leprouf
11 osier)'
All shade
These' will
not last long,
as prices
ad VSIOCe
October l st.
r... Y.rt
Get your
supply at
-1111 prig
McLEAN BIOS.
Semi -heady Tailors and Gents' Furf.idiers
The SQUARE GODERICH
1i c t •%t.
thus
ala
�1 \low*
Listowel
'Zurich
Sett forth
Myth
si itt•hell
I tl plev - ...
Luckisr%
311i%erto'
liar tield
Tors sou ter
1 nIueuunou
vyilig ha in
Sept, 1:, 16I
Wept. 1st, 17
Wept. . 111 I
Wit. 1S, 19 I
lire pt . 1!s. 19
Sept. 17, Its
Sept. lh, 19
sept. 22. 23
Sept. 1:t, 24
slept. 23. 26
't•pt. 25. 211
Sept. 25, :Il
}kept' 30. 4%1. 1
.y-it.:to, twee 1
l het. '_, :t
Oct. tt, 9
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Fall Term from Sept. 2nd.
CENTRAL
STRATFORD, ONT..
western Ontario's largest and
Best Commercial School
AVc has.• (',.1,111 11 rill. Shorlha,Nl
and Tcicgtraphy Drpartl,f ata, dlavr
experienced outrun t a tri. G t v I-
I hntuny;h tatrse • awl we assist grad
to lomat ion!. A% rite for law
t•atahiltue.I). A. McLecobatt, prim spat
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Concerning' ` -Your Fall Shoes
F you would secure service and satisfaction from your shoes this Fail,
Iit is more than ever important that you should go o a reputable clearer
in whom you have confidence, and see that the mi er's trade -mark is
on the shoes you buy. This for the reason that leather know scarcer than
at any time (luring the war, prices are higher, and some grades of leather
are to -day almost unobtainable at any, price.
— Millions f ire Of shoes, millions of feet of leather, have Veen bought
out by the war. .This has mord' than offset the reduction in demand for
army- shoes. And coaling upon a supply of matt -nal which wa. already
i scarce, it has resulted in a situation which, for the time being,.is ious. 1
¶ Therefore,. unless you have first-hand technical knowledge of shoes and either,
you trust rely more closely than ever this Fall up•n the reputation of the mak• and
of the retailer. 1
¶ The retailer why has a -imputation to sustain will not endanger it for the sat e
of a little extra profit. And no e-tablh` dlu manufacturer
nuf actuf aprice,. l stamp his trade mar
upon goods which do not represent, goodf
¶ The chances are that you do not feel any great interest in the leather' market,
or in the conditions which govern the manufacture and distribution of shoes. But
you ARE interested—%it,illy interested—in securing for yourself and your family
reliable footwear at fair prices. • And the value which you receive for your h.ird-
earned dollars is inexorably determined by throne same conditions which govern what
Cwe AN Il the shca control yot rrnttthrxlade. rof buu ying, ng, so not asst eget tthe any
posmore sible value for e can. it you
every
-dollar You spennnn r
f So int think it only just and proper to telt you, :it the etommencentent of each
season, what the conditions really are, so that you may base your buying judgment
upon them. '
To Buy Wisely This Fall:
FIRST: (:o to a reliably dealer who -e reputation you know and %those judgment j•otr cam
trust : and
SECOND: Make sure that the trade -'nark of a manufacturer whitest standing is known is
fititmile.I upon the shoes yin, buy. "- •
out
onT
Our 1,r,nklet, "How to Canada. 1 -lease address inquiries to Mir Shoes." It gladly tent h?nod eti chargee a t Afomtr 1. in
1 IOns a fret -
for the Nations of Europe whose stocks of footwear were ennnnt rely wiped
AMES HOLDEN McCREADY
tts4ITTn
T. 11. RIMER, Pre,sdent
Shoemakers to the Nation
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