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WATER RATES
Pay in Advance and save
the big discount.
1 per cent. will be al-
lowed off all water rates
for the next three months
ending September 30th,
if paid on or before July
lat.
Chequ ,made payable to
J. B. KELLY, Collector.
Lawn service hours from
7 to 8 o'clock A. M.
and
5 to 10 o'clock P. M.
only.
WATER AND LICHT COMMISSION
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AliMMINIMEME
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1Model Theatre Program
FOR
\Wnk July "5 to Judy 10
'ARl.
A tiwl■sss Change.
'as/0•11‘ hie oonfdc
ta .-conn Mr.
1tP$nd tai nMr, oprietorto is
Ores y possession. Mr, Robbins had
conducted the business for about five
years. He has not decided his plans for
the future. but will remain in Goderich
for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Colborne
are well-known reudepts of Goderich and
will doubtless secure a fair share of busi-
aess.
Ts Be a Provincial Highway.
/announcement is made that theOntario
Government is to take over the Stratford
to Goderich road July 2nd as a Provincial
highway. The main road from Stratford
to New Hamburg a, alio to be taken
over, making a straight stretch of about
silty miles. Mr. Archk Tom. son of Mr.
J. E. Tom. public schobl inspector of
Goderich.• is to be the engineer in charge
of the highway, and is opening his office
at Stratford.
Proparatloup for tie Twelfth.
The C. P. R. hes agreed to ruff r.
kpertal train from Guelph on July 12th
and the Orangehlen of the Royal city
will Join in the esiuth Huron dewou-
atratlow in Goderlrh. The G. T. R. is
to run two speciate. one from Luean
('rowing and this other from Seaforth.
A big crowd is expected In town.
On Sunday morning. July 11th. the
local Orangemen w111 attend service at
the Baptist church and will (w ad -
dreamed by the pastor, Rev. J. E. Mc-
Cauley.
Weg=R.bl■aea.
A pretty wedding took place at the
hone of the bride's mother. Mrs. J. W.
Robinson. 388 Roncesvalles avenue. Tor.
onto. on Thursday evening. June 24.
e►hen Louise. daughter of the late Rev.
J. W. Robinson. formerly of Goderich,
was married to Mr. Alexander Savigny
Laing. son of Mr. and the late Mn.
Laing of Montreal. The ceremony was
conducted by Rev. J. E. Hunter of
Lambeth. brother-in-law of the bride.
Mr. and Mn Laing will be at home after
September 1.
The High fickest Entrance.
The high school entrance examination
was belt Monday. Tuesday and Wednes-
day. am at Goderidt was in charge of
Principal Hume and -Inspector Tom.
There were eighty candidates writing—
five from Goderich township, twenty -ton
from Colborne, fifty-one from the town
(seven from the Separate school, twelve
from Central and thirty-two from Vic-
toria). The papers have been very fair
and perfectly free from any catchy ques-
tions, and on the whole somewhat less
difficult even than last year.
MURRAY.—The death of Joseph
Murray on Sunday, June 20. removed a
well-known resident of Goderich. Mr.
Murray was a native of Godench and
spent a great part of his life in this
town. of late years conducting a restau-
rant on Kingston street. He was in his
fifty-sixth year and is survived by a wife
and two children. a sen andia daughter.
The fiance took place on Vednesday
afternoon of last week to MIdt(and ceme-
tery. the funeral being conducted by Mr.
James, of Toronto, a member of the
Brethren. The pallbearers were a brother.
Mr. George Murray, and three nephews,
Mr. Creak Murray and Messrs. Louis and
Enslow Aitken. Mr. Geo.-ge Murray is
now the only surviving member of the
late William Murray's family of eight.
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY
A Paramount picture
Shirley Mason in
"FINAL etosE-trper
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Last Episode of
ADVENTURPA OP RUTH.
"The Key of Victory"
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WEDN'Y AND THURSDAY
A Goldwyn Picture
Tom Moore in
"TOBY'S BOW"
ALSO
Capital Colitedy
"BIRDS of a FEATHER"
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Lewis J. Schmidt presents
Olive Thomas In
"OUT YONDER"
ALSO
`tSUP+REME" COMEDY.
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young p ' weans.
NextSu r..': y's .eritcea in North street
Methodist church wilt be as follows:
Classes and Men's Club1st 10 a m. The
Club topif will be: "What special work
mid
purl glob do to help the church ?"
Mr. A. M Robertson will open the dis-
cussion. In the evening the pastor will
continue the general theme of -Modern
Substitutes for Evangelical Christianity."
His theme will be: "Theosophy and New
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Vfietoria Street Methodist Church.
Su qday. July 4th—Sunday school at 10
a. m.; morning service. 11 a. m, subject:
"The Nature and Purpose M the Miracles
of Jesus." Evening service. 7 p. m., sub-
ject: "Why I Believe the Bibk." Excel-
lent music under the leadership of Mr.
Barker at all regular services.
The prayer service on Tuesday evening
of tbjg week in Victoria street church took
ie ortriof_� seats service. There was a
large attindance and the singing was very
enjoyable and helpful.'
Arrangements are being completed far
tbe serving of meals on July 12th by the
members of Victoria street Methodist
church.
Aeeideen to Mr. D. McMurehy.
Mr. D.Mc Murchy hada fall last Friday
morning while engaged in painting at
Mt. Frank Adams' house on St. David's
street. He felt himself becoming faint
while some feet up the ladder and does
not know exactly what happened, but he
fell to the ground and sustained injuries
which at first were regarded very seriously.
He is now improving. however. and will
likely be out again before long. Mr.
McMurchy is not as young as he used to
be. and as good men are scarce he will
nave to be more careful of himse f in
future.
Goderkh's War Trophy.
the 77 m.m. gun allotted to Goderich
by the War Trophies Committee at
Ottawa arrived this week and formed an
interesting feature of the Dominion Hay
parade. It is a field gun captured from
the Germans. and bearing the date 1917,
presumably the year it was made. It is
in good condition, showing only a few
marks of battle. The barrel is about nine
feet long and takes a projectile about 3 1-4
inches in diameter. At present the gun
is at the town hall and there is some
discussion as to where it should be placed
permanently—at the Harbor Park, on the
Square. in Victoria Park, or at one of the
street intersections
Residence Propertiee Sold at Auetlos►v'
The residents• property at the corner
of Cambria road and Brock street.
belonging to tbe estate- Of Cynthia
Chailen. late of Simone, Ont., was sold
at auction on Saturday last, Me. E. 1'.
leeleher leinng the pun•haser, t $1,8511,
This was formerly the resp ice of the
John Aelieiu.n family and in • very
desirable property and St . Belcher is
to he runxratnlatwt upon- tis pnn-hase.
Tlie Skituinim props yon Stanley
street. Including two Ma. taco frame
houses and an old b f1d11yt on one of
auction uu June
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JULY 4th
\Sae our select stock of
Lathes' Whitewear
with the new pointed effects.
Ladies' CaDars
and many other lines of wo-
men's and children's wear.
Remember that we have re-
moved to a new sj,and on the
sonth side of Square.
Give us a call.
Miss S. Noble
South fide Swoon — Godoriek
LZSSONAL KEIITIIOl1.
Clark is about again after a
severe ilinesi. •home from Windsor
Miss Robertson ►
for tbe summer holiday... spending a
Miss Dorothy Reycraft �► .,
month with friends at Leadtingto.,
MIsa .Iselen Strang is home fir_
Ne ork for a month's va.atiuu.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben. Smith, of Chicago,
are visiting et the old home. South street.
Miss Ida Hogg of Toronto. is visit -
tag the Misses Robertson. Victoria street.
Mr. Chas. Inkster is home from Tor-
onto on a holiday visit.
Mrs Patrick Finn. of Detroit. is spend-
ing the summer in town.
Mr. John Macara, of Ottawa. is visiting
his sister, Miss Macara.
Drs. Mabee and MacDonell were at
Hamilton last week Weeding a dental
clinic.
M• s. Geo. Webb. ok,Mt. Brydges. was
the guest of Mrs. J. F. Reycratt the past
week.
Mr. E. Downing and daughter. Mrs.
W. D. Coq. of Leamington. arse visiting
in town.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Bowler have gone
to Detroit and will spend the summer
months there.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Heat, of New
York, and Mr. and Mus. Joseph Heck, of
Toronto, are in town for a holiday.
Mr. H. J. D. Cooke. who has been
confined to his booze by Wines, is reported
to be improving.
Miss Louise Healy. of Windsor, visited
at tbe home of her sister-in-law, Mrs. J.
Healy. Hincks street.
Mr. Alex. Vaughan. 01 Bloomington,
IU., is visiting his coolie, the Misses
Vaughan. East street.
MisslHeten Carty. who is taking a
cower in nursing at Boston, Mass.. is
home for three weeks' boli da ys.
the ham. was 'sold a
111th to Mr. James Herrick, -whose hid
K'as $1,v00. Mr. Garrick has had the
old handing torn down and wilt make
ot:ier improvements In the rt y.
FATAL SHOOTING ACCIDENT.
Mr. F. A. Humber arrived from Detroit
today by auto. accompanied by his son.
Frank, or.. and daughter. Miss Helen.
Mr. and Mrs. T.- C. Trethewey. of
Guelph. are visiting the lady's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. S. Vara*, Carlow.
Mr. A. Innes is int n loday visit-
ing his wile and young daattter while his
boat. the steamer Valcartier, is at Buffalo.
Mrs. T. A. Helpenny, of Weeniest
Boulevard. Toronto. is visiting Miss J. J.
Adams and Mrs. L. Donaldson, Hincks
street.
Mn. Chit Lane and children, of De-
troit. are pending several weeks in town
andare,at the home of County Treasurer
Lane./
Mi! and Mrs. Lorne MacLennan. of
Windsor, were visiting their old homes in
Ashfield the past week. and left on Tues-
day by motor on their return to Windsor.
Rev. Dr. Dickie, Mrs. Dickie anci Miss
Margaret, of Montreal. area this
morning to spend the summer at .their
cottage at Meresetung Park.
Mr. Harold Murney. who broke his leg
a few weeks ago playing baseball, is out
again with crutches and expects to be
able to throw away the supports in a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hutchinson and
famft' lucre returned to town. Mr.
Huh•iflnsan has jnrt returned from
Europe, where lir. had leen on a busi-
ness trip Attlee enrly in the year.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shipley of
Clinton announce the engagement of
their daughter. M. E. Pretoria,to Mr.
Lloyd W. Curren, Oshawa, soof Mrs.
E. Currell of Goderich. The marriage
will take place about the middle of July.
Shot Intended for a Horse Kills a Man
in Grey Township.
Tuesday afternoon of last week John
Louttit, lot 35. concession 12. Grey, and
his neighbor James E. McD maid under-
took to shoot a horse belonging to the
former, intending to take the hide off and
bury the animal. On arriving at the
place the former, holding the horse by the
halter, strayed to deliver the fatal missile
from a large revolver, but at the report of
the firearm the animal feared and Louttit
says the halter shank caught around the
pistol, thereby misdirecting the aim, and
a second shot lodged in McDonald's thigh.
The wound bled profusely and before the
man could be got to his home he passed
away.
Coroner Kennedy, Wingham, was ap-
prised and came to the scene, but on
ascertaining the facts did not think an
inquest was necessary and gave an order
for burial. Mr. McDonald was forty-one
years of age. a bachelor, his mother keep-
ing house for him. It was an un'ortunate
affair, but purely accidental. The funeral
took place Friday afternoon.
CHURCH! NOTES.
The sacrament of the Lord's Sapper
will be observed is Knox church on
Sunday morning. Subject of the sermon.
7 m.: "After Communion.- Sunday
school at 3 o'clock.
The second q■estion—"What is the
work of the Holy Spirit i' and the second
New Testament character—"The Man
Whose Nave Was luso Big for � Hire"—
willbe the tA1mss at the Baptist.churrh
at 11 a. as and 7 p.m
A recent visitor in town was Mrs
Maetzger, of Seattle, Wash., who will be
remembered by many as Miss Anna Mc-
Kay,si resideat of Goderich some yeira
ago. Mrs. Maetzger came up on the
Greyhound from Detroit. where she wee
visiting her mother, and while in town
was the guest of Mrs. Walter Hern.
Mr. Fred Shannon. of Ottawa, spent a
few days ihia week visitiug his mother,
Mrs. W, D. Shannon. Pred was up et
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London taking part in a bowling tourney,
and his rink carried off one of the prizes.
Mrs. Robert Henry. Mix -Henry and
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Henry. of Windsor,
have arrived for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Lymburner left 1-
this week for Wroxeter, where Mr. Lym-
burner will have charge of the Methodist
congregation, hating been appointed to
this work at the recent meeting of the
London Conference.
Miss Lottie Polley, who has been'
teaching at Neustadt for the past• year,
arrived home on Thursday ,:of last week,
and left on Tuesday last Id take charge of
the office of the Toledo Nickel Plating •'
Co.. Toledo, Ohio, for her brother-in-law,
Mr. W. Major.
Mrs. W. G. MacEwan left last Thurs-
day for Sarnia, %here the was joined by
her sister. Miss Olive Goldthorpe, of
Toronto, and together they are taking the
boat ttip up the Great Lakes to Fort
William. and thence will goo Winnipeg.
to spend the summer with ttjitir sister; Mrs.
McCarten.
The LIiXU-ry Tax!
The Government says tailored-to-ineasute
clothes are exempt up to $60,00 ; but a
suit built of the materials we can show
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niorL so_at_ $90.00. Stacks of_3hem at
l$N0,0o, and good ones.
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