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TIM SIGNAL
GODERICH, ONT.
Once you hear the A 4erola vuu will realize it. The dif-
ference is in the tar. The Amhervla is clear, mellow,
pure -a very pleasing change from shrill "talking
machine's" and harsh, metallic phonographs.
Come to our store today. Hear
EDISON'S NEW DIAMOND
AMBEROLA
Tee will like it. wen certain. Nothing can stand in the
way of your owing 1t. besease youcan have theA a mberola
onn
practically yowv Bram taros, Or if you give
trial you may have
"Throe Days of Good Music -FREE"'
In your own home, without cast, without obligation.
Come today. If you can't call -write or pions.
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE
4
FR -E
ULM
e-
1000 watches absolutely free. Owing to the enormous lino-
per of our previous puzzle advertisement, which p'ned
for us hundreds of new cheats, who, being so plea.ed wide
tbeir free watch, that they are now our t custo-
mers. we have deeded to further advert3ae and gain repo-
gnitioo in 1000 new homes, by giving away soother 1000
valuable watches. to those who are clever wont to 61
In the mining letters in the following phrase.
T -ES. W--CH-S A-E F -L -Y G--R-Nr.ED
By mores* Ming In the missing letters. you can obtain abeohitaly free • welch,
that will equal for time any solid gold watch made, which is .uf6dentty proven by
the large number of testimonials that we haw received. .Scive this puzzle oorreo-
tly and comply with our simple oondhbn of wtdoh we will write wheel we inform
you if your reply is correct. write dearly, your name and complete address, so
that we may without delay Inform you oil your success.
self V0111111c1uiutte to. DEt1. 147 111 taattti..a R MEOW
Il',ER4. MEN MI'MS: REGISTERED.
Oaly 1'tto-e uiih Certificate Ma) Sol-
emnise Marriage after October 1st.
Toronto, July It. After III.• 1st of
(A•lotter or thereabruts. no ilergyutaa
w'110 is out ryitsler:vl with the Provin-
cial authorities and tate Milder of a
t'ertllk•ate of registration will le' per-
mitted to eoletuutsi' morel:oil. In On-
tario. lie., J. W. S. \II4'ullough. Pro -
elude! Officer of Health. state) today
that the legislation to this :effect
pow.' last ,e'sslou _ wotlhl be 1.t•uught
into effort about (k•lotwr 1 by pro-
clamation,
arclamation, etml that fu the meantime
all religious ladles normal/fed by law
as qualified under the wordage laws
dlimild have its members registered.
The registration of clergymen la like-
ly to lead to a sharp argument as 10
the status of certain religious, scats or
oults. The department. it 1* utklei-
stood, will adhere strictly to the wpper-
ent meaning of the law on the statute
hooks. tend this interpretation will shut
out it number of minor religlnus twklitw.
Under the old law. whieh dad's lark
tit pre -Confederation' days: "Minsters
it mi clerg,vnwu of ever)- ehor-h and re -
It a denomination duly or.halueI or
atm' .tel. H.rurling h( the rights and
..•rem des of the clmn•h,' hail the
right tor )1e nrtrrhige. This was
interpret mI to me.:u the r.r0gnizeel
churches, 'ntholi.•, Anglican.
Methodist. 'Hbyterhu1. Italrtlat. ('on-
gregatiAualist olid tim Jewish church.
Later the act -its auteinie.1 to corer
the, Salvation \ y, th.• Disciples. the
Farrington In,lel Rents. the Brethren
and the Society of` 'lends.
It is regarded tis 4 Otte pwsitde that
Imititea tom
.nit may tight for rerrgn tion. either by
pressing for a change 14 the act, or -
through the courts. 111 11"n' sealer. Victoria St. Methodist Church
Oils heading are the Chrla n fit len•
tilts, Unita latter Iia, Saints'
to 11.1 other.. -I -he "commissary department"
of the School
GODERICH
SUMMER SCHOOL.
MIRE AT HEN$A1.1-
Men Attending Church Social Ex-
tinguish the Flanwa.
Hensall, jUly 18 -Tim1y assistance
from the men who were attending a
strawberry festival in the Methodist
church here this evening was largely re•
sponsible for preventing a serious fire
'the blaze broke otit about 9 o'cl• ck in
Drummond & Sins' stable north of the
Petty block and just opposite the Metho-
1st church. The fire bells were heard by
tltt guests at the strawberry festival in
church and the men at once rushed
across the street to help. They manned
the hand•engine and succeeded in keeping
the fire confined to the building in which
it started. The stables were destroyed,
but Ihumenond & Son succeeded in saving
an automobile. a hose and sleigh and
other articles in the stable. Feed. a wag-
on, sets of harness. etc., were destroyed
hut Drummond & Son's los is covered
on
by insurance. Mr. Petty. the owner of
the stable building, had no insurance. The
Petty brick block was not damaged.
There was a high wind at the time, and
without the timely assistance the fin
would have [roved moire serious.
WAPTA LAKE CAMP
t
The foliowit:. • a.•' registered aPt at-
tending the 4.-1--'a.h Kumwrr School
nyw• Ili p re--
- RPV. E,ll Iti.l, - Listnuel.
datura Rtdtt.):'- t.i:tnwrt.
Ina Maiwr'Iy. I:••rch•.
Eva barter. 1 :axon.
Irene McKele••v, T4wmwater.
Hazel Brill. "loosweter.
Alvin I-eon:aro I'Ihtt.11.
Erncet Livenwore. 4'Il11t(n:
\'folet Rttehauua0 Auburn.
}:Ileen Kelly. •tttfitirn.
' .\¢nen flower. Auburn.
Liottle Johusom.,Anburn.
Vera i'arrotr. llotiktou.
1).'rothy Hon:. Monktou.
Franar•s (:(1t1g!nly, o31kt00.
Ellen \Van% Monkton.
_ Marie t'amer.n. Tiverton.
Lama Agar, 'Tiverton.
Me rJory Bea t,.n, Clinton.
Rh, -u ,.4cNauuhton. Mtonktoh.
Della gad, Stockton.
Ileten Yoybg, tOodeyilh.
Imola Hero, Gexlerich.
Iter. Mr. \\'1111ams, (]rand Bend.
MIs,. t:. Wilson. Loudon.
Helen t'r'u, )lir hell.
4'01114114114' lhwl, MIteIwll.
Ina Hewitt, 'ljitehell.
(bustatu,e I►uek. llltchell.
Lipile Adams, 4:Iall'rtl•h.
Addle Wessel, Kincardine.
Mary Kennedy, Kincanline.
hiss 1•'rr, Kfuk•ardite.
Rev. Mr. Clary. Kincardine.
Miss Ferguson, Elora.
Jennie Marquis. Nile.
Minnie Currie, Nile.
Wilda Pollock. Ripley.
Edward Harrison. Ripley.
Lawrence Harrison, Ripley.
Esther Lyoa, Loudestw,r.i .
Maud Lyon. 1..enitedwrri
Katie Itrrw•11. I.00desls/ro'.
Mrs. Porteous. Seuforth.
Ruth Thompson. Sea forth.
Annie 111, ter. Zion North.
Rec. E. .1 Ituulstou, staffs.
Mrs. I':. J. Itoul-ton, 'traffic
Rev. Mr. Met 'awns. Clinton.
'Mlles Holmes. Ilulmrscille.
Itev.'.Ir. Alliu and family. M unkt.'
Fowl ttnvaug.% Seatort-h:_.-....-:
Rev. E. •W. Edw'arts. S. -.forth.
}:thiel Washington. Auburn.
Miuriel 4Vashlnt,-ton. Auburn.
Rev. \V. L. Mlles. l.ouulnn.
Rev. W. E. Wilson. 1. Ion.
Miss Wellwaod. ('hilly.
Rev, W. A. ('.unvay, Highgate.
Iter. .i. F. Reyeraft. G.alerit•h.
Rev. H. 11. Moyer, G.elerleh.
Rev. Mr. Button. Milton.
Beryl. Jnktntton. 7,neknOW
Louie Henry. Liteknkrp•. -
Miss 11..tllht, G.wlericl,.
Miss M. uwr.l•. Ethel.
rlein. OTHER TABLETS NOT
Olive 'Ititrm•r, Ethel. .
(aadys Jackson. T.'esw•ah•r..
I.ena Robinson. Salem.
Lawful' • Roge-ran. l ntklo s►wrre'.
ASPIRIN AT ALL
1tlulio hr l\'btmticy. Lun.leahuro'.
Marjorie Aitken, li.•.l.•iieh.
F. 1k,herty. e:,wlorich.
Rev. A. E. 3lAl2yti, Auburn. only Tablets with 't[3ayar troll.
F. Wallis. Clinton. "
Miry Itolemo-on. ebbe-'' are "^^ '""'+"
Vi.rn Y,111olr.-tl.wb•.1. h.
KINTAIL
AN ESTEEMED RESIDENT GONg.-A
highly esteemed and lifelong resident of
Kintail passed quietly away in the early
morning of July 13th. in the person of
Miss Jane McDonald She had been in
failing health for the past three years or
more. but she always bore her sufferings
with becoming Christian meekness and
patience. She was never given to com-
plain or murmur with her lot. She wa a
woman of quiet and yet cheerful disposi-
tion. always pleasant ani kirvi to every-
one and ever ready and willing to help
those in need of help. She was a member
of the Ashfield Presbyterian church, and
was much esteemed by all who knew her
for her sterling qualities. The late Jane
McDonald was born in Ashfield sixty -sit
years ago, the eldest daughter of the late
Donald and /Ors. McDonald, of Kintai'.
She is survived by six brothers : Donald.
loclrnaster at the American "Soo"; Ken-
neth, of Boulder. Colorado Finlay and
Alex.. of 11th concession, Ashfield: John
D., of Kintail, and Robert D , on the old
homestead at Kintail. She is also sur-
vived by one sister, Miss Flora McDonald.
of Kintail, who nursed her very devotedly
during her long illness. Another sister.
Mrs. Finlayson, of Boulder. Colorado,
died three years ago. All the bereaved
ones have the sincere sympathy of a large
circle of friends. The funeral was held
on Friday afternoon. 15th Inst , and was
largely attended. Interment was made in
the Kintail cemetery. Donde the graves of
her father and mother. The funeral ser-
vice was conducted by her pastor, Rev.
S. Hardie. the pallbearers tieing Duncan
McKay, John McLeod, Thomas Harris,
Dr. Simpson, George Collinson and Rod-
ert.k McKenzie.
to
• Try our Wast Celumu foilinillts.
Emma Gralau . Khien Mine
.
Alive Kirkpatrick. Klnsartline.
!tae Andrew. Au t'nrn.
Evelyn Turner. Ethel.
Mary Howell. Gtwlerteh.
Mand Howell. G.wlerie-h.
\'inlet )1111e•r. H.daietvWe.
B. 11atet. •t'rsilton.
Ma ry Holtzma n. 1'neliton.
Leila Kuhn. Crrllton.
Lella Sperling. itrn+sola.
Starlet Marli1e. ltru .s -Is.
Alma Ackert. liolyrowsl.
Mlrs. Ackert. Hntyrakl.
Ennan .tekert. 1(.4yrssl. •
Glndcs I nmpllell. Ilolyr oil.
Miss Snyder. G.wlerleh.
Rev. Mr. SleTarlsh, i7ate01.'
Annie Modem.. Salem.
Mels. M. Riehm. LletoweL
1f yon don't gee the 'Bayer Crosse
on the tablets, yo•t are not getting
Aspirin -only an acid imitation.
The "Bayer Cross" is your oily why
of knowing that you are getting genuine
Aspirin. prescribed by physicians for
over nineteen years and proved safe by
millions for Headache. Neuralgia, Colds,
Rheumatism, Lumbago, Nebritis, and for
Pain generally. Made in Canada.
Bandy tin boxes of 12 tablet -alio
larger sized "Bayer" packages ISA be
bad at drug stores.
Aspirin is the trade mark (registered
in Canada.. of Bayer Manufacture nf
Monoaceticacidester of Salicylieacid.
While it is well known that Aspirin
means Bayer manufacture, to assist the
public against imitations, the Tablets of
Bayer Company. Ltd., will be stamped
with their general trade mark, the
"Bayer Cross."
Oemmoseseamoseamoseameneamesemosoem
Beads --
JUST IN
The very latest strings, in
Jet, Pearl, Amber, Blue Garnet,
Amethyst, Silver aad Geld
Just the.touch you desire with your
summer dress
i -0-
Every-thing in ladies' combs.
Fat:cy and plainhait pins.
Ciretr#st--eemris - ire obeli and
amber
Lady Dainty cap shale, real
hair net, best net on the
market
w.
Wapta Camp from East End of Lake looking towards Kicking Horse Paas.
About eight miles west of Lake the Yoho Valley is ten miles, and to way. Saddle horses and guides will
,Louise Station on the main line of I Emerald Lake is fourteen miles. To- be available for those who wish to
this Canadian Pacific Railway just wards the north, one can reach Sher- ride, and telephone connection with
before entering the Kicking Horse brooke and Ross Lakes in aberet an Chateau Lake Louise will make it
Canyon. the traveller notices • very hour and a half, so that the variety easy to communicate with those what
beautiful sheet of water named of excursions offered to those who have en any of the Compaay'l
'Wapta Lake? sheltered from the stay at this Camp 1s remarkable. Swiss Guides. These guides are id
Berth by • high and massive moun- Wapta Lake Camp is constructed great demand, and their serviced
Main capped by eternal snow. on the same Hnes as the Lake should he requisitioned well in
1. On the shores of this lake, facing Windermere Camp, which proved so vanes.
K magnificent Alpine panorama, a popular last summer. It has a Cen- One of the most thrilling trips tel
Irustic bungalow Camp has been con- tral Community House for dancing the whole Canadian Pacific Rockiest
istioacted, which opened for visi- and recreation purposes 80 feet can be made from Wapta Lag
tors on July 1st, and will provide square with a wide gallery round the Camp. This is by way of L•kd
a comfortable and convenient centre sides. The kitchen is a large build Louise over the Victoria Glacier to
dor those who desire to explore one ing, 20 x 28 ft, while the cottages Abbott Pass under the great preei.
!Lea.e most romantic and pictures- are of varying sizes and design- picea o Lefroy. Alter the summit
stricts in the Canadian Pacific double cottages being 24 x 14 ft. and of thls Pass m
ss ono reacbee lake Ora
The Lake itself is at an single cottages 14 x 2 ft. Each cot- from which one gets an exquisite
'elevation of 6,190 feet above sea tage is equipped with a areal' beater view of Lake O'Hara down Worm
lineal. end faces peals scaling up to and stove pipe on account of the cool From Lake O'Hara an easy trail
11.900 feet. It is only half a nights natural to this elevation. The down Cataract Creek brings one back
walk from Lake O'Hara, which Camp is within the jurisdiction of to Wapta Lake. This, of coarse, is
�Y b m selected as the site of the the Dominion Parks Authorities, and • somewhat atnuous trip and re.
1Aaa)aa1 raCamp of the Alpine Club of muhject to the Dominion Parks ergs- quires Swiss Geddes.
owe& for 1021. Lake O'Hara, l*time', which are particular in An easter trip on saddle geodes
however, 1s more than a centre for guarding against forest fires, pre- through magnificent Alpine scenery
Airier eltmbers. It was selected by vent the cutting down of green tim- is through the Yobo Valley to steer•
Joim B. Sargent, the famous artist, her in the vicinity of the Camp and aid Lake or over the Burgess Paye to
me one of the most beautiful piece' forbid any dealing In liquor on the Fieldw A four -In -band Tally -bo will
.-°veld find in the Rockiest sur- premises. The Camp occupies an drive down the Ricking Horse Plus
remsd.d as It is with mountains of area of three acres, and t'ae rustle en • road which follows else old
. 4 and ruggedgrandiose which at bungalow character of th. Cabins C. P. R. grade.
Othee naso a compose halo vac- gives it a very attractive appearance. The rates for Wept* Caws}
throe et unfailing, beauty. About 50 visitors can bo aeeorarno- eros very moderate, being 4.16 pall
oesA i,ais L .etuall in British dated at one time. Two bath houses, day fee these who can make envy e.
west oau� t UtvHe, ,n for teen and one for ladies, tante* short stay, and 45.00 31st this. obs
erhlrth wllriti� 1w a faysrlt. ntpplled with hot aad cold waneaa ata a ww.k er msec
ttreit� from 1416 Tse misetttt.. water and toilet facilities. The C T. R. vasomotor Isaias
ws]i be las west of tai Camp the Hector is tb. Station for Wpbta step at Newby white ti. Carne hi
ianf Hors U alk. de or dv� Eke Camp and for the co
will
ewer
operation, with M. eseptlou o�
�� i ears walk. ride °r �( visitors a motor lastnch�t in will eve- WON Norm II. 7 and a. e�wa
M 11e ism � wteyta .1 .the meet Cama landing
Transfer charge frees a1s .t . 1 '.tad lLaa.
Odle i m 0 i� /'alt f s stats to Camp.
is 28 aceta sed
ot'th Street Methodist Church
Where the sessions of the School are held
R. C. T. F. CONVENTION.
Meeting Held at Zurteh-A
'(+utreesful Gatbering.
Tlue too\
wens held, in
Zurich. 0n Tb
14111 and l:eh.
Thr reports of\fhe snperintendonts
of depnrtain•nts w for the most part
('IH oaragin:, ahnwli* that there were
"Tiro• win•. In the onnnty and that
mnch.w•nrk had been (voter duNngtthe
year.
1rnring • tee- im'.. sessions Mrs.
Png.ley. f':.,ritt�41 r1(r•pm-414iPut, enfP
dao -t.' 1 n -. Io4u9tef metlksls w Itch whit
an ,Yi:H':tti. a In Itself.
Mr-. I':g.ly'e addre.a tet the Prim-
ing avid, n, •'Fotloa-lag the Gleam." in-
'.pfr,vl ler hearer to IOP falthtl and
trot• to tit. privileges edifch.nre their.
We who an. Canadian. hare had the
privilege', the liberty and the light sit
011r great n:4$Mn. and it la ntlr 10 11Plp
thaw• ooh. •„ase to our land seeking n
lstme.
A mn'i,;nl pretetrnm, mnelsfing of n
nolo br Wen Adeline Niven.. slicer
rwe'dalist in singing• n reading by Mitt.
Margaret Rivers, nllrer medalist to
ekw•ntlnn. INA), of Oodprleli. tate nelelt- ,
tlnna by the e'Mdr and the .Dion by
MIs. Martnrle Aitken. of Ckwlerieh. and
Mita Elio.wi h Rennie, of 7,nrleh.
•s4ded to rho enjoyment of the evening
ae..Mn.
Th. Phrt1ea of uAere moulted as
fnlinws :jrwldPnt. Mr. Mtl:nlre.
Rrn.m.t.•
t4t'wcprpwld.at. Mfr. A. T
Cooper. Clinton : osrrr.pnnding •Pere•
tary, Mr. Fitton, 1Rxetet; reeording
ayfourth annum etmfen-
neon county W. C. T. V.
he Evangelleal church.
lay anti Frklay. Jnty !
• Rheumatism
Stiffness
and all
Pain
Minard'r
Liniment
bas given
satisfaction
for three
nerativaa
It Quickly reliever sore
throat. bronch.ti.. sour.
ansa. KNI;ra and any
kid .4 ,osis.
gob
/-es.
An Old Reliable Remedy
Mrs. S. Fawcett. Hamilton St.. Coiling000d.
Oat. antes,-Mmard's tammrnl surely .. an
end reliable reme.fy. 1 ala a) s keep a bunk
is the hosier and have recommended it to
quite a nomtmr.oil my trod.. to whom it gave
great relief. 1. most tams .t wa used a
Clore for ,tistanatwn.
Min ard's
o Kt>nt c Actin
iram+ent
mouths Nova/30o21a.
THOMAS GUNDRT,
AUCTIONEER. ' •1
BOX 87, Goderlch. All Instructloaa'
by mall or left at Signal office will be
prompt]# -attended to. Residence tel►
pbooe 119.
LEGAL 1
a
▪ G. CAMERON. K. C., BARRI&
Sas TER. Solicitor, notary publle.
OMee Hamilton slrret, Goderleh, third
door from Square. Trust funds to
loan at lowest rates,
D C. HATS,
IZ• BARRISTER, SOLICITOR. -3'14-
TART PUBLIC, ETC. _
Office -Sterling Bank, Block. Balis-
Ilton Street, Goderlch. Telephone _
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
P D FOOT, KILLORAN &
H ILMES.
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS. NO-
TARIES PUBLIC, ETC.
°flare on the Square. (econd door
from Hemllton Street, Ooderlch.
Private funds to loan at lowest*
rate.
W. I'rondfoot. K. C., J. L. Ellloran.
Dudley E. Holmen.
Cik itlbES GARROW, LL. B.. BAR-
{' iSTER. attorney, solleltor, ete.,
Goderich. Money loaned at lowest
ea tem.
/t MEAGEit, BARRISTER, mot,.
%.0* ICiTOR. notary politic and coo-
reyancer. Once -Court Hu,�lrr
, f odo-
ricb.
INSURANCE. LOA."]$. E'tl,C•
McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
ANCE CO. -Farm and isolated
town property tortured.
Officers -las. Connolly, Phis.. Gode-
Neh .1'. 0.: -Jas, Evans. Vice -Pres..
Beechwood 3': O ; 'Thomas E.--BaTrh-
Sec.-Treas.. $e'afor h P. O.
Directors -D. F. McGregor, R. R.
No. 3, Seafortb : John G. ()flora. New
4. Walton: \Vflllaw Man, R. R. No. 2.
Men forth: John Bennewles. Brod-
bagel): Geo McCartney, R. R. No. 3.
Se north : Robert Feria, Harlti k
Malcolm McEwen„ Clinton: James
Evans, Beybwood; James Connolly.
Goderieh.
Agents : J. W. Teo, Ooderiel.;
Alex. Letteh, R. R. No. 1, Clinton;
William Chesney, Se•aforth: E.-111ncb-
ley, Senforth. Polley -holders can pay
all payment's and get their cards re-
mained at R. J. Morrl.h's C'lothlnig
Store. Clinton: R. H. Cntt'e Grocery.
Ktngstnn street. fioderleh, or J. H.
Reid''. General Store. Bayfield.
Smith's Art Store
Fast St. Phone 19S
WIZEN IN NEED OF A TAXI
PHONE 198
ueerstnry, Mies M. Aitken, Gowh'rlch:
treasurer. Mia S. Bentley. Gigiorlebt
L. T. L. aid T. secretary, Mt.. !L'
Bailie. (kklerleh.
WIt1, the appointing of sup•rintend-
enta of departments a very sueressful
, convention ons brought to a eln.e.
The flatting delegates thoroughly •
enjoyed and eppreinted the hospitality
of the ladle. of Zurich.
Just before the battle of St. Mihiel the
Germans blew up an ammunition dump I
near a company of larks. it was re-
ported that there was a large quantity of
gas shells in the dump. and as soon as the
explosions began the Americans immedi-
ately vacated the neighborhood. When
the danger had passed all except one man
returned. He did not appear until the
next day.
-Well. where have you been ?" de-
manded the first sergeant, eyeing him
coldly.
Sergeant," replied the other earnestly,
"L dont know where i've been, but i give
you my word i've been all day gettin'
back.
Adyeethe In The Menai.
CZEMA
Yoe are nes
et pa Hawn -
lag was■
pmt ,Is. ler.
(Taw's °int-
i meet for germs bad Skin !rens-
dorm. it relieve* at entre and grader
all heals she Min. Prowl* bot Pr.(Ta
Mime's Ointment tree It yon mention Ela
paper and send fr. stamp tar pastwte. arc. a
oos all drabs or admarwoa. Roue a On.,
Lisslted, Tnroet4
EAST S :GARAOE
is Your Car Ready For That
HOLIDAY TRIP
You're Planning This Summer?
•
ft÷tot
"Get Out and Get Under'
doesn't go very well in
vacation time, so let us
put it in good shape
now before the
GODERICH OLD BOYS
get here. Their cars
will need a good deal
of attention.
REG. WILLIAMS
Phone 243 -- Galeria'
mad --
Brophey Bros.
The Leading --
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
nrrl••r. (-Irefully attended to
It all hour'', night or day.
NTT
r; ( tfEATCA
Music for Everybody
Agency for
Starr
Cecilian
Harmonic
Phonographs
Call and let us give you
a demonstration of these
splendid instruments.
We have in stock the
Starr-Gennett Records
which can be used on all
these instruments.
GEO. RICHARDSON
iiemNfnn and St. Arwhrw'e Sta.
Ged.rieh Phone 164