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OBITUARY.
%l It'.. .1.111 N (V )N IRIY
Mr.. .1 01111 4'o1l10y {lasatsl away at
• her Mon.. at Go. ..ham, Oregon. on. Eel -
;a day oc.•:iiu.. Angunt 1st. aged Mt'etty-
,ett'll ye.tr.. after an Phone of aer,•rnl
anul1.. Pinner 1 services wore held
'Monday, in the Ilethod
l
i Episcopal
uu d 1 iu a )a .heal a F:
AI .. lb t
111"'
l
she faithful
ehun•h, of whh•h a wens s
•mtvul.t•r. and interment wui made in
t:nr.ham cemetery. 11!.•. Ibnley is
.urvh-M by her ngid husband. an
atknn,d' son. F. 1:. llonl,y. of Oak -
laud. (`,tl.. throe si-tern, Mrs. Alive
alibis 1'ad. AL1 s. Abortion 'nndtalr. and
lira. Charlotte Sham and s.n•eral
1'011111-W. ami 111ees totes awl
('a nada 11.1I:Lob tit WAIN born
neer Toronto. ('anon 14. 11:47.
She woo. married 1. C4'onley In
1 NM.mit•r 1s,411. Foye
,-(ors ago the. .'.i,•hrat, their goldeu
.wedding 11111Iyers;ery with a large
number of relatl.ea. nod TrIe4ult. Mr.
and Mrs. Cotler Saved to Iowa In
1171 and to 44r,•gp1 i 11'.142. Shire re-
moving to Oregon the: nave iltart In
or .st p tire -Jinni.
M1414. 1)ON Ai.1) McTNN• T$
w ith a severe lingering (Iluess shish
she bore with Christian vetivers.,
awaiting 11e will of her Masier to re -
leant• her from suffering and call her
to nur't those who hove gone before.
Mrs. Meluui* avis bort uetr Cor.
onto, her maiden no me Iwoirag Mary
M.. Vienr. .After their marriage she
nud h r late husluuld mnt'tsl 1, !truce
township,
Brr count y, wit
ere they
t the did their re. with h other pion -
perm, In making the county what
it is balmy. Air. kielunii (fid in
June. 100.'.. at Luektrww, where they
had lived fur ever flue years.- After-
wards Mn.. -McInnis live) with- mt•m-
Iwrs of her family. She was the
mother of a Targe fatuity. One 4•l4Ud
diet fu iufauoc attd three otIn-rs grew'
rap but predeceased her. 00%011 nn•
still Ilvftsg• Tbe ams are all in
Saskatchewan. Arehle and Augus. ut
Piuport : Makr,1m, at '1'onndtlm; Ikon.
o: Ronkeuu; of Viceroy: Moe
daughters are: )fes. Cau.pb•11. Italy
rock. Alk'h. ; Mrs. hump. •R1111ui x.
Ihatta11t : Mina. 7ii.tk nud ,kin.
Ityan, Ibet ruit: Airs. Jeffrey. Port
Eight. anti Mrs. Honking. of Coal. -
rich. who faithfully nursed iter
through Iter Lang 111u,14,. A service 8f
tire house on Wednesday evening ion.
eondukt.d 115. Its--. It. C Melle•r•tuid. tit
K two •hun•h. the de•etseal hating
feet. for many years a member of
the l'resbyterkau ohur.h. Thr in-
terment tNM in the family plot at
Port Elgin on Thurday.
.1 few ..bort y.wr' of evil past.
V..' n'1u'11 the happy shore
Where dtwtlldirided friends at last
Shall meet to cart too more. --Con.
i(ra. I)oiudd ,McInnis ,Med ]lurl-
day, Ati n,.t 21ttl. In her rtAbtic4i
year. at the home ..f her son-in-law.
lir. Thos. Honking, e.rt,er l'nrk and
Albert streets. *here she hod lived
the last sl%ren mnuths. She had been
confined to her Iw41 fit' ,'iglu. months
HAVE YOUR
WAGON TIRES
Cold Set for a permanent
job.
Oominion Road Machinery
ceaeuT
1
MR. M. G. CAMERON
announces that his law
practice has been takes
over by
MR. R. C. HAYS, jr.,
of the firm of Hays &
Hays, who will carry all
pending matters to a
conclusion and who has
been handed all legal
papers that are now in
Mr. Cameron's hands,
and he has deposited all
papers of value in the
vault of the said firm for
safe keeping.
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THE SIGNAL,
A Warm September Predicted 1
LasIte.. iet us suggest 11 {air .of
w'11ite t'ltllow+ shoes for the next few
wts•k,i You eon purchase them ut
,cry low +trice,. rat 'the little slits•
.Isgt 11 1.011114 the corner.'• SHAH -
NI
Red and (.un in ('ands
'brie September issue of Rod anti
Gun L/ 4',tada will appeal to every
.I.trt-man. A cause Irip through the
('hail hakes from 1hlrtmontit to Slim
Is•nacadir. by It. G. Urquhart, de-
scribes uue ur 1110 m,lst alluring trip*
that cote he nuUk• anywhere in We
Maritimes. The Four .d 1's, by 11.
'misdate, is the "story of a {a•rttct two
w.,•ks`'bn11tiug trip. while Ikmnyeaale
Dole Rives 4,11 int. -r, -ting account of
How the Slim 1t-riggling Eel I.. Taken
in Winter 1111 the .lthlntit' ('oast
Ilaynlolsl 7•hompato M '41ory• ..f the
trot. u north. entitled The Fur ('ache.
i, one ttitlt 1111 111111.1111 goat plot.
Mildred how introduce", the reader
(o a very Interesting group of {as.ple.
Thr (3uid.w Of Algonquin. and Martin
Hunt& narrates lin lots usual vivid
style In Circulating. All the regular
departments are up to their usual
stan(LIr1 of excellence and aid in pro-
s klieg good. till -round reeding in this
unlmher of the magazine. Rat and
Gott in liked* 1. published by W.. J•
Taylor. Ltd.. 1Cos1ato-kOnt,
Work IM all right if r parson las
•non 1 sun' titur to do it.
Ki
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Ibducrl rates on all ralhaays mala
be affective for the Western Fair.l
September 01 to 1E'
OODERICH COLLEGIATE
MAKES GOOD RECORD
Results of Irepart mental Exam-
inations .1:mouneeel
'lite r,1011t. of the 1h•Iart tueutal ex-
umumliunM In Elle 1'{ner 81111 the
31141411e Sch.s.1 are ttnu eel this
week. In the Upper Schon examlin-
tions tit. dtutieut, of God,rlcJt 01.
legtatt• ln,tlttte lune W111 Ile a very
sla•',wshl standing. eighty-three per
cent. of the pettier,. writtwl upon hity-
ttlg 110011 w1ti't1.s111i1y {a1,se.I. 11'1111.-
the 3Ihk11.' School students have not
made s-1 high x percentage. yet iu
view of the very great number of
failures throughout lite Provintr the
..eventy-thr.v per cent. of ntceewsfully
written payers is e'ousidereal a big%
rt•elyd.
lu 11,. Lower School exatultuttlons
the twn...Mane of Mlr•ct'iIfllly written
papers was eighty-eight.
111116 $011001 IM En be congratulated
upon the success of its students In
this y'eor of reported large Lahore.,
Miss IM.ria Woollt•embe. wow las
a remarkably aucvv'ssful reetlyd in fir•
Upper 14414).11 euumimtrlona, will he
a strong, candidate for the l'arter
elunty stlolareltip.
The results are given herewith In
tabular form.
$1,500 IN CASH PRIZES
(slow puny words Ian you make from
the letters is the three words, "SHEF-
FIELD SKiN St;AP "• MOO First Prise.
Judges are Banker, Eluoater and clergy-
man. Send stamp for circular and rules.
Shefit•Id'rls,raturies, I ltetd. 1(11 Aurora,
111tmuis.
SCHOOL OPENING
BOYS' GOOD SERVICEABLE BOOTS
In Black and Brown, from $.1.54, to $4.(O.
MINER BRAND RUNNING SHOES 4
It i) anfcient to .ay they are MiNER BRAND with the prAwum
curet older.
Misses' and Growing Girls' Patent Strop S�rs, Sandals amid Osier& •
from $2.W to 1}i.
• Get Your Footwear at
Square• Hern's Boot Shop P4 we
Empire Life Insurance Company
Head Office : • Toronto, Ont.
j1►i'aprearted in Goderich and vicinity by
C. D. Beringer
EST STREET GODERICH, ONT.
There is an insurance contract to fit every need.
SEE BENINGER FIRST
THE PAVILION
GODERICH, ONT.
DANCING
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
September 4th, 5th, 6th, and
Saturday Nights Only
For Balance of Season
Music by H. Skinner's Orchestra, London
Lie
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- GODERICH, ONT. __
GODERICH OWEN SOUND 1 All the fat toric, null other place. of
GAME AT CHESLEY' k islioew were olos.1 dowel In 1'hoi-
Iley, to she the employe. a Outlier
to take 111 the contest. The ball
Stta-Tinos ttipoii Admit, the I .lark rat t'h.-sley is it Nerve good one
Better Tent Won :ail although ground rules were ue'-
I "Mary it alt. 1e'uuse of the , largo;
The fo(lowtug is VT,. . h.1'0 Sountl • crowd.
run -111111.1. report
of :11
,
baseball
*ante at Chesney MMt week:
1u desperate ninth lulling rally
i
u
111.• Owen Sound IUleruneds hU Ju.t
iNllel 10 nt14441 4111( 1111' 1'111'111 Flolor I
.scan of (:,ilericll in the .hirci g:)lue
to d.r•ld)• the winners of the tat.
{true{w. Inch having won a grime.
and had to take the short •w.i 0f a 12
to 11 *sire. Over T' 11 311,1 rut'
thu sinstl. halt fins were present at 1
the {ark in ('h.,.l.y when the two!
bwms lined up for the big contest
on Wednesday afternoon. Probably
:111111( h:tf the crowd were Owen
Sound pslple who had nl • rsl rater
.rola 111xr1• 111141 they certainly mud. -
their {)i'/1'.eNe kltlw•II alter- tiler'
was the least idioms-. Goltrt•`:1 alseo
had n burgle number of rooters with
theme. F:xeltentent went at .41 hitch
pitch alt during the game and emery
play w.o. ehrt•re1 by either one aide
or fir other. The game y .n•rlar
was exiw. ted to be a pitt•hrr', lwttle
toetwe•u Haynes. of Golerlt 1.. i,ttd
Ambrose \1'hh►fie141. the local'. e.ce.
Lot 110t11 twirlers were pounded Intr.'
and WhitNrld was r'move•t, after
the third inning. 1i14• balm Wein.
Into hit in the ninth Inniug fol(
nuns to the bad. and they were not
retired until three of thew' acre
pushed acrasa the rubber.
Winning yesterday'a game would
lace given I,awtutti a big boost here.
•a they would probably have heel.
sent against the Brantford ('.rdn,t,•
In the next round of the O. 11. 4, 1
However, Golerk•h proved thole
tel't'.. to 110 a Metter hall team .ural
there its no kick coming from 11-•11•.
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W. F. Baker -
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M. I. Dalton - •....
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Alt a play-off game 1110 affair xa•
ns
, t t the h
1 '., , iu a to
a big h 1 11r'
R lid
e of thee' poorest
rummer pestle*
its In rents:
w.� ,sl a Well. air -tight ht
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The frit tu,•• wa. 11
1•‘1111111 j010.
1044t 11n,n". 1 •
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?:nlelh s. K able M do Any-
thing
nything right yes%P.1try, amd .tie r..ult
wits that only about billf the runs
.caret were earned. A total of sev-
..uieen errors were chalked up
against the two tenons. Owru IiuWid
hating tell mis•nee atm' the Pttrlty
}ants spoon. There were also sons,.
dumb .playa /killed off by It all t.-01:4.
lout 1►web Sound were the wnrat 1.1:
fomes.' in these -bone head The
litalrrlch tenni will e•rtaluly hive
to play a different brush 1d Intl if
they expect to get very- far In the
Ontario chauftfunshlla. Nearly any
'noire term 114111111 hay.. trimmed
thew b1 the furor thew showed yes-
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NOTE :-1-75 per oent. and over. i. -M per cent. to 74 per amt. 3-6O per
cent to Oi per cent. C-50 per cent. to fl• per Cont. F -Failure. .o-$ubj.•ct
not taken.
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