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Wednesday,
Thursday, and
Saturday, $2,000.10 Se Four u -_a sair ash razes 3900. for
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Horse Races
EXCEL N EXHIBITS ALL DEPARTMENTS
Brilliant and Colorful Midway, Featuring
,. x41•. , . _.,.al
ka5 v
Mammoth Merry -g. Round,Ferris Wheel, Whip. also
an
attractive array of Clean, Instructive and Amusing Side
Shows.
A Midway Supreme, Edifying; ° Entertaiiing, Wholesome
FUN FOR
ALL+ �I
HOR
RACES:
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aily Midway Concerts by Great Empire Band.
Meet your friends on Empire Lane.
A our Day Fair with the Added Attraction
Travelling Midway in the Dominion.
RE ,� SHOWS
"•matin:
of the Finest
FUN FOR
ALL
THURSDAY, SEPT. 7 -Padre 1' Trot or Pace, $150.00
2.20 Trot or Pace, Purse . 250.00
FRIDAY, SEPT. $2.30 Trot or Pace, Purse . . . \,$250.00HORSE RACES
2.12 Trot or Pace, Pum y : - : 250.00
Music by
the Citizens Band, evenings. Special Attractions in front of the Grand
DON'T MISS HURON COUNTY'S
w.-Pres.GREAT ANNUAL EVENT
T.„ MURNEY
DECORATION DAY
SERVICES -
The Canadian O,de, of Vomiters,
-Cteret--Ondevi N 32; the Inde-
/ Order of OddIellows, No.
, and the Loyal ()range Neter.
No. 1t;f, will hold their annual
Decoration Day Merrier* at Mait-
land ('elnetery on
SUNDAY, SEPT 10
at 2 o'clock p.m.
AU leoriety axed visiting brethren
areiToorne.
ALRI{RT E. BARKEft,
Secn•tary.
1922 Taxes
1 an, now prepared to accept
pwvntent of 1W2 Tare.. -
Tax, • in arrears dtoold be paid
et nnr7•. -- - --- _
DOGS SHOULD WEAR A TAG
•'seers of dog., are ,atbject to
penalties for not (laving a tag fur
their dog. Tags obtainable from
11i. undersigned.
W101. ('AMI'BI•:LL,
Tax Collector.
August :tali, 191."
11 Menesetung Park Hold
1 Chicken Dinner
Fish and Chicken Dinners sill be
served every Sunday evening from
:5:39 to 6:30.
toEen
keep keep precaution nner f up to the has been igh
Mondani art in the past.
Kindly phone 341 for re4enations
MURPHY, Mntejr. -
Reward Yourself
One member of each
church in Goderich aHyl
Bayfield can distinguish
him or herself at trifling
expense. Address
LIFE-SAVER.
4 1 I -west Ferry $t.
Riilaio,RY.
THE DECISION IN -
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and vacillate« as to the cont*. tie
.1144I1 pur)ule, reas,ulshle. care. may re-
quire that he atop his car In order to'
ovoid A rv,Illsion
noddy on automobiles 5147.
When 41110 riding a bicycle is and-
drWr i)lacelf in danger of imminent
collision with an automobile, driven
negligently. he is not expected to use
the coolness with which he would act
t _normal circumetance*. and his
Zack of (udttm0nt and failure to use
the best means to avoid the accident
do not necessarily render flim gutty
of contributory negligenee,,as a wetter
of Lw:
Ruddy ou Automobile/, 644(-649.
Other twee may be referred to In
support of the same prinelpto, am-
ongst Herb Bain v. Fuller, 29 it, L.
. 113. -
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Ooaaell v. Prescott, 22 I4.C.R. 147
I as nIthr tr ifythe
`cases relied upon by belt ant's
eounael do not help MM. These east•*
are as follows: ,.
Adams vs. Wilson, 10 O.W.N. 13A.
Iteehan va. Bands. 22 O.W.N. :1..
Wein vs. Haynes, 21 O.W.N, 124.
Hadley gra. Caroli*, 22 O.W.Y. 72.
Atter a careful consideration of all
the ell/leper 1 am unable to find as a
feet that the damages .I,stalned by
the plaintiffs dM not arise through
the negligent or Improper lust of
the defendant. On the question of
tlaMadiewths-inidietti erklpnrw La that
the Infant plaintiff suffer') mutt pain.
ltd injuries, that the Injury to hid knee
will likely he permanent. Dr. Taylor,
who attended him, Nays that he iv still
sufrcring from a relaxed eonditlon of
the ligaments, whk'h means that the
knee hos beeomp less rigid and liable
n, turn or bend, and may be perman-
ently wtak. The doctor also states that
the boy's face was lacerated and that
t.i•• tissue did net beat for over a
BRINGIING UP FATHER
.0171
R. W. F. CLARK, sec.-Treas
month, He still bears a naetT.diedEnc-
sumo
lntt *or on the Isay prominence of the
left cheek, which is quite appareeat,'
and will. the doctor *tete/. be per- I
Old neat. - - In one nepew no sum of;
'
money will properly compenattp h1m - _ �
til injuries. If it were In my noon, Rer H, I). Moyer. pastor of .\oath
LOTS
IPhilli-Carriep
The teaittent* of Mr. and Mrs. F.W.
n
Care, Britannia road was the scene
of a very pnKty bonne wedding oast
Wednesday, of laweek when at high
power 1 sou1 d award him damages At theATIrst Agree' illness dttr--g atm Methodist chafed/, united In mar-
tYtmmPRsllMtr
with the damage he tie Dart naatherthe „toe ones Hage Mire Ida O. Currie. daughter of
has sustained. but 1 cannot go beyond baby's Own Table I, a few hour. Vie
home. and Mr. W. Thrrnln Phllltpa.
the Jurisdiction of this evourt, whkh he may be beyeiel Throe Tablets n of )L r. and Mrs. Thoulas 1'111111M.th
is e amount elaim,.f by the plafn- will prevent rummer com,salnts If gir - Rt. Helen'.. The bride, charmingly atter
will
tiffs. and I do not think they should re. exrasioaafly to the well child and el in an embroidered snit of fawn tris.
he les`' °tine with hat to match, and wearing
'Offerable expense for pp mels •tl and Tablets shook' ale
hermits!1tNL menthe,. ono be bey to every away by her tether, Mr. P W. Cnrrlr.
The adult f y"'.. ,isJ relieve these troubles
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1•ialtttif< cone put tothey r.,wp ou .u,t,lcuty. Baby's Wieh a ern -mg bouquet of rt a was van
did other ineiden home where there a yowled chi 'ren. Mee George I.,ttridge. (nee Merle'
tale amounting to $44.05. The infant There i, no other {eine at good Moore) of Detroit. played Mendel,.
plaintiff hl addition to the '.images ani the
to which he i+ entitled for the person- a cos the /:mare.° ee of aohn's welding march. After a dainty four local rinks of -bowlers seat to
1 government uu,,l int that they are i buffet luncheon and heartiest eongrat- Clinton on the invitation of the (11n.
al inJaries, le entitled to recover for absolutely mate.
end -
his clothes, bicycle arul watch, which Ti,e r by ut are sold elation* the booby corp. loft ont an ton Bowling on the and gred a . t'be
by medicine drrh•rayr'hmlyll at 2.1 extended automobile trip. T'pon theft ly game on the Clintoni,n gre•etas, The
were damaged 10 the collision to the mots a hoz from ''1$& �W1lltatm,' :return Mr. and Mrs. Phillips will re- Goderich rinks won,by five po teever
extent of 1t7J:10. Medicine Co.,.11es•t Ont. np jm
There will he Judgment for the adult tie st St. Helen's, where the groom is their opponents.
plaintiff for 04.1k5 and for the infant - - 's _ _ _
plaintiff for $433,05, with rosf.irrsnit imm'
'Mare twill be a stay for 30 data.
Outset at Oodewleh this lbkh day of Only. More Nights With the
Aagndt. 1f - g Regular
LEWIS H. sDIlltblO�i,
J.C.C. Co. Huron.
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engaged in baatawa.
Weekly Taerarmeeta ('melded
Th. regular Monday peening bowling
tournaments were brought to a claw
on Monday of lad weed the highest
rink for the evening being composed
of R. W. Wheeler, Iskipt Reg. Sher-
man, and H. J. Fisher, who bad a
plus of twenty over their opponents.
The following players tore Iw•n de.
claret aa the four highest lu the series
of weekly tournaments: Fred Hunt,
with a pins of 110; H. Ettwanl.. pins
of 33; fiterge Symonds. piny of 51 and
11, I. Plainer, phis of 441. A. D. Mci.pan
was only one point below Mr. Fisher.
on Thursday evening of last week
Autumn t tyke. do Millinery
,Pavilion Orchestra „.
Miss JLaI'\•{par's change of Advert- r� ,
iwMiss came to 'tend inn late for In•
w-rtinn this week. She gas jitat re- «. _
turned from Toronto anti Blrlfa to w fit re t " '' " '..0
she attended the milliner o `ie-- r; -l)
y openings " At the Pay.
and is ■nnourwhk• the a developed
meoelin _Yf xer t
for autumn whk•h are develop,nl in ~:
panne velvet, Qrtretyn, plushPs, metal -
cloth, and ribbon. )Zany striking mod -
rig hare hrhltlant touches of exelntaite
color tones borrowed from the Orient.
A great variety of shaiatK,are shown
anal are artistic In every detail. and
display. There are more new ideas In
hand -t raft than hare been shown for
many years. You are cordially inviter)
to make an in spectlon w:111.• In (lode.
rich visiting the fair.
ursday, Aug. 31; Saturday,
Tuesday, Sept. 5
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tIODERIC TOWNSHIP, WNSHIP, Atm31,--
The Ladles' Aid Society of Taylor's
Corners «111 hold their next meeting the e eburc•h, 011)Wedueaday, Septets.
be Sib. at 2.30 p.m.
Mr. 1'. T
ing a few i
a of Buffalo, la *pend-
ia town.
MEDICAL -
�R, F. J. FORSTER, -
EYE, EAR, NOME THROAT.
Leto House Sargeon New York Ople
thalm{c ani .lural Hospital, ae/latant
at Moorefleld's Eye Hospital and
Golden Square Throat lloapltal, Lon-
don, Eng.
533 Waterloo St, N., Stratford. Tel-
ephone NT.
At Hotel Bedford, Ooderfch. from
Wednesday. Oetober 1Ath, at 7.90 pui.
to Thursday. October 10th at 1 p.m.
INSURANCE. 1.0A74
111altILLCM' ML'TItAL FIRE IIi1SIl11L
ANCE CO. -Farm
town property insured.
OITr, rp-Jas Connolly, Prow, GMs.
rkb P, 0.; Am Evans, Vlep-Prns,
Berehwood P. O. ; Thome* E. Hays
See.-Treas.. Aeaforth P. O.
flfri tors --n, F McGregor, R. R.
No. 3,'Neetorth; John O. Orieva, No.
4, Wilton; William R
am Rhin,, . R. No.
:, Sea orth John flennelwles, Reed -
kitten t Geo. McCartney, It. 11. No 3,
Seafo . b; Robert !'erre*, Ha deck :
Lava F4/ M w�' Clinton, Jame(/
t•, nod; James (onnoay,
a: J. 111. Teo. Goderich;
Alex. Leitch. R. R. No, 1, Clinton:
John Murray. Neefnrth. E. Hench_
ley. Yeaforth. Polley holders ran nay
all prlympats and get their cants re-
eelpteld at R. J. Morrlsh'a Clothing -
$ore Clinton; R. H. entre tirocery..
Kingi ton street Ooderk'h, or J. R.
Reid' General Store, Bayfield.
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