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Mrs. C. Cooke
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We positively sell for lees money than you would
pay elsewhere for the same Papers.
A large assortment of new
patterns has just arrived. v:
ltd It costs nothing to look.
Get our prices first.
Porter's Book Store
"On the Square for forty years"
Car of Black Knight
Pocohootas Coal
expected shortly
Reasonable price.
I stip have a sinall quan-
tity of Mine -run Pocohon-
tas Coal• 1 ft.
Le FLICK
'phone 178 j
?or all your ba
ti
YOU will never know how good your ,recipea
are -and how well you can make pies,
cakes, puddings and bread, until you've used
Purity Flour. Your dealer knows. Ask hien.
PURITY
FEOUR
Vr yow- baking
SIIND POR TUB PURITY n01:1 (001( 11001C
yam I#1NfbvJpPam hoot
Floor Goa Bet Jastrayw1.
WRaTIRN CANADA MOOR MILL$ 00.
tJaar rsD Had Calve - TOaQ1f'rO
lar.ae*N from mast to coast
a
- ROBERT WILSON
for _.
Massey -Harris Machinery Frost Fencing
Toronto_Aaphalt Roofing Rubber -tired Buggies
Farm Lighting Pram _-
Hamilton Street, Goderich, Ont.
Mows -
Fresh stock of Sheriff's Jelly Powders
to hand, 3 for 25c. A good teaspoon, King George
design, given awa}j with each 25c worth.
24 bora Soap, Mn'eltwes Spee'ial, $t 00.
R tikes Paint Trer.Toilet Soap for 2'e.
:3 1bei imet Cots:, for 25c.
6 lbs. of Sulphtir or •Injti, sttitnblr fbr stork pnrp%w's, for 25c.
.lu+t to hanti a tow Introit. (1 pinndr of,a real gOOt1 black Tea.
We will give 1 Ib. of this Tea, 1 loaf Bread, 1%, Ib.
Biscuits, 1 bar Soap for the same price u a pound
of any package Tea.
Fpecinl prier non large F111nnelettc'111afikel=,
Split)) pri••e on Fancy Rlhrtkets.
W-e-ere-setot-filet-hu__peiec_ci>_-11irn'. lLawt. nalywrfir ttAtl
Meet's !levee -lined Underwear. -
ti00ti-i!ren-r lie• - Towellityt._Zie .pll Stant_ = wt ,,,s
(food large filth Towels. !Pik per pair.
Some !tie.• fable and fluor Oilcloths, MA rent width.. tot
prices.
Now in the time to buy n w4 of'fish s. 10 per cent. off. I
jars• tl,is•rry to nnc part of the tear:
..snwekrr'
PIM
J. McEWEN
right
THE SIGNAL,
GODERICH, ONT.
The ,71gqexatioq Society
,tFletcher
-(0ery*iRhted)
finis
South Side of Square
(Continued front last week)
tL:Ipter XI.
THE IttI 'Il AND '1'IiI 1100141•:
Jininth. brou.11, the Trickett
shtrewrint••• and readiness of re«sure
to ht -*r int that sitnattnn with a wharpe
tress that surprised himself. Ile
hustle(, Si .1 deur ('Iwrlts out of the
t•ab, thrust money, t • whether much or
little he Lees. Awl, Into the hand Off
the ehaufrour. mottoued the tau al -
ti -i Ivo• and friendly porter aside. and
hurried his rumpaoiou into the hail,
as it there saw oo, a usunetl to lose
he nttnterer they were doing. but
Ilousieur t'inerles's keen little eyes
turn's! backward leu the direction Of
the porter.
"That must titer.. monsieur." he
self. "He seemed to be well at.-
rymyirttd with you. Is .he, perhaps,
the umiserouut to %twill you entrusted
inti lust ins.wel-
-No, no!" exclaimed Jimmie. bestow-
ing an indifferent xhoor on the porter.
who hovered in the wale. "Not the
MAW DILL lit all. .Iii to another Ier-
w,u. Putt ser• 1 --rut so often in parts
that lots of 1s,rh•rn 11i0W me -1 -1 at -
way. tip them pretty welt, you know,
and the Inc gar• ars alwayp on the
lookout. Well. now. here we are! 4
say, Monsieur Charles!".
Jlmint e yratt-nm,+nwiwlsly.-+�tlytnl .
into English. Tu his *urprlw• Monsieur
Charles answered him in the same
tongue. speaking fluently.
"1 am here, Monsieur Trickett.
What thea T" he asked..
"NYtat tit, you sty If se--" batom
Jlmmlc. desperately clutching at the
titer straw that presented itself -
"what do you sty if -the fatet 11., I'm
getting a b11 hungry. What do you
say to our taking our dt'jtuuer before
we rommete our inquiries? It's
nearly mann. Monsieur."
]tltietioleur t'narh•,t hesitated. A mo-
ment later he gate in.
"i am agreeable to your Ashes/.
Monsieur Trlekett." he answered.
"Certainly an hour more or 1t'-. will
make no great difference. And I tools
my euffe• lit :In unusually early hour
this morning."
-Come un. then.' said Jimtny,
greatly relieved. "Perhaps yon know
of ,t good Ublee tktst' hr?"
'Monsieur 1'harles.11,1 know of a g••od
Mare, a moat excellent place. immedi-
ately utWaeent to the station, Hr hal
.1tntmle to 11: .1 III full of a deet,
'design, tastefully selected a tab►e e1.,se
to a whtlil,w' tyitit•i 4.•4491 in u.tlwl the
street. He ordered t sllinpt uous de-
Jmmer, tnmmau.itsl- a sru:e __%-high
Monsieur Charles special y recom-
mended. and devoted himw If t t soi•iug
to his guest's comfort. Under the Dv
11uenee of goal fool and ,.nu,ti %1ue.
Moneieur 1l•n'r'. lte'arne friendly and
r•unflea•uttnt--eonUdentlal. that is. in
the sense .-t' taking great interest in
his Loot:--- -
"You ken• t Paris w,•I1. then. mon-
sieur:- he ..-ked.
"Pretty middling.- .answered Jim -
sale. ' EI 0 drop nr.i. -you, know."
"Just monsieur. .ilii if 1 wish
10 see you before yen lea ie. on tit•
matter of this lost Weise, wl.,•neeihnii
I find con?'e
"Oh, I always put up at the Grand
Hotel," ' replied Jirneni. t'ar•-•essly,
only to wish the int t moment that he
had kept his address t.• hIwt.ci1. • Itut
that goose. now? Toa won't 'ta• ut-
Ity sight, monsieur. when he travels to
England."
"I tit'." exelalmel Jimmie, "Well. if
he should come hen' asking you ahc
questions about Inst night. als,ut we,
about the young lady who wax with
toe. alwtut 101e luggage ynn took charge
of and dispatched-you--undcrstaud:
-you know nothing wliarmer about
Anything? Ett?'•
The porter, who possessed at sinister
countenance and a vile squint. smiled
horribly as he looked lit Jimmie with
comprehension. Jiwwie let 11 11.1 set
the glint of if cttLNe of pad slims.
"You know-11411htug.'" repeated
Jimmie. -Von never saw ally lug-
gage. 1•:11 ?„
'Monslenr touts the Mauer admir-
ably. l know nothing. 1 Hut dumb.
blind. In feet, I watt not there." mild
the porter.
Jimmie altpiwti the r ieulus (oto hi.
baud.
"1ku't forget'" he commanded.
"Mnuxleur may rely on toy 411.. re-
11ou," sold the. recipient of the gold.
"1 understand ierfi'etl), monsieur.
Monwleur could not bare entrusted hos
confidence to one more 'Nacre -et than
myself. Thanks. tarn, monsieur,
Hest tranquil r•
Jimmie hurried hack to the safe.
my apologies tyr otcupying your valu-
able time.. Muuslear will now permit
we to continue he Wy own way- -
t lune."
"Jmst tat" replied JituIII le, phleg-
matically. "Good -day. then."
111• went away, umi trot lulu ti cab
slid drove back to the Ione de la Patti.
and sips f.nQQurate et:nugb tit --tend -Rea
1% al nR,ut•. Bite heeled un in
yair� •t. he entered the shop. Jimmie
shook Itis Send. ,
-Not a tract• of Or he said. "Bless
me: Ms.. it so touch matter? A
Mere --geese 1 Itldiculuua !"
"lion ht' is so angry." sbe replied.
"He i, furious! Anti madame. In
London. .lu• w]li be very. very artery.
1 dread returning to her."
"Tatlkin_ about that." observed Jim -
title. at hen tit, you return?"
-Tomorrow WWII MC she answered.
-The day -mull."
"Then tonight," said Jimmie, "you
will dine with me again? Anti wP will
go to one ..f the- theatres afterwards."
The pretty hat.wekt'r laked
thoughtfully at sone rihlents and laces
tii.iele she held h. her Gaud.
'•1 should like 1..." she wtid. ti -
merely, "hut--
•Xu hots," commandedi .
Jlww t
-SLUM ]dace% you k Ill the Hue
Huy ale. v ileif-past six o'clock. Xuw•
t most g.. --idlest to do.'
"Your sister's Intl ?'• rhe ,arid.
".111: --I'll tell you what well do
*lout that." sole! Jlmmle. "You gest
the bang of the right tiring, don't you
know, and the stuff, And 411 deal. L1111 tlumWeu camps in fifteen districts.
all the rest ..f it, and then you can Rig leadership training camp- set
wake it in London. I've wasted Georgian itay.
...
wadi time on that old nsa uud 1111 Itoy,i conference for 3.0*1 i.oys._
goose that I'm pressed now, and 1 Scores of Father and len banquets.
'frothing institutes our mentors.
The pronudlon of tturItI brtrther-
4:t Boys' Own Corner
I3IITORi'.AL
The editor of the 'keys' Own Comer
whites to apologize for the unibsion
of the bey.. section lgst we•k. line to
seterul things.. the were uuuble to ar-
range our counter for last week. How•
ever, we hope 10 etrutluue as ever.
This Geek we ate ptddisldng n let
ter front the premier of the fifth Ou
heri,, ender itoys' Parliament in fou
ue•thm with tht• comitg brutt-s•Il it
ea IIIt41ig11. It reads us follows:
'1'.. aher Friends lip 4lutarbt.-'rim
solder L' y PaHM111cul MeeeINs the
slew' 111111 hill ldhlg IMtr,.4 ix le•ttt•rtthai
uu-nrlhtg met. la 1'aua,tisu dia►ahtre
)' fMlettv Trebling tee have a firmed
ea!, Christian, ctwracter-bttildiug pro
Kraal H. Kite 1... the tewhnol of 50,
Durso: tt prugraut whish eau tensile
our youth into as tither, nobler type o
1ntihel ('Itrl,tIan ell im'Uship: on
that will de•telop a let) intellectually
phy.ieallt. rosily and sop -laity.
To carry on this program n'r mus
raise erten 111011401 I/4P dotter* try- th
stale of out -dollar buds. With Nd
money the ()Mario Boys' Work ituan
int eutM to arras ' f, •
dt'rtaking, 'but 'we wt timeline/ that
they will reach their amount.
And now toner a mord. Listen to
this. Alex. McGregor reports that
the campaigu lu his ctu.titutw'' t*
away user the top. 'Che objective of
61:4(1 was reached lo llowmaurille the
Urso day ut the eamputlq,it.
:I GIGGLES
"11'hy are you so late?" Inquired the
g; tcurher. '
-Father saute( we at home," wall
: 111P reply.
I 1 -Wouldn't any • elm. have tloaeT
No. 'cause he waw gi•lug the eh
spanking.,,
A hardware merchant advertised for
e tsoy. A reel -haired youth applied
for the Joh.
"1b you like work!" .eskrd tbe niers
chant.
' "No• sir." wtid the lad.
"Then yon can hate the job! YOU
are the arm boy slam havtt here to-
r:.1.1y hasn't hasn't told ■ lie." - -
+ I&Astua-"Whcah .ouel1 Liar PI
t'inney--"Lte.ktag foah work."
Itaait.•-"Mari. Milo! Yeah meads
ty's !counts rot you tarn trnehle rt ."
Toa (in restaurant t- "Hare yoo
frt*it letter
Walter -"No. sir. I walk this way
lie wee now easier of mind. and he .hell have to run. Half -past six,
elat1Tlrert'to IDnkeetffinertt-more.agr•t- intsd.
able to hoe guest, heartily w{altiug at . lout w'►tea J1wmle gut out of the besot.
the Mame time that something would . shop he fell Imo at eery leisurely .\salstmnrn 11. fifty -heal taw,: -work
.sr•ur to prevent Mon'it'or 111111''''''' walk. 11e lied lout one husint•,w-to hoards, -
further investigation'a. Witt hi• sou int rid of the go,se now lying to hie Improved t'.w.1•:•T. program for 14,-
dbeo►ered that his coraimutk,n s Ides wardrola• at the hotel -- that 0(10 Tu 1
ran in only one d(n.•t;on. ! t., Is. thine? Ile could not leave a
"Monsieur la acquainted with the ,tend loses. to his room; he could not
young Indy whom we saw this morn give it 1.. a chamberlain as he might
ing?" remarked Monsieur Charles. re- I have giten a coal or • >t pair of boots.
la(x,lug Into bis lith(• language over He roust tlo sttmtthfiig WWI It. that-
his cigarette and :ht petit verre with ' was eerialre., Ilut what?
whk•h Jimmie in -...el ..n finishing the "Thr devil'" he muttered as he
repast. "The young lady who d* as- strolled along. "Now. wheat would
sixtant in le rale:. to madame my good edgily happen 'If Charles found out
share -in-law - +-Nisi that hamper had really %vine (n- yon;, in the saws of the Older Boys'
"Atquainte! .lith ht r ye•s, replltd to my ti. essio t? of - rr.trrts% he'd Psrlidine tt and n11hr• Taxis-1»._v_w-wtd
,flinmit. lacuna -ally. t realist to unet• 1ha1 1'd found the Tia11 Rangers of. 4lutario. to lotest in
"Motsii•ur perhaps Mt'amielh"s 11•1.igs. All 1 ton se just new Is that our bonds. Yon will nut. be repaid in
Hance?" i.ug_••.tell Mut.•ieur Charles. it might be Jolly ted for nu. girl if he dollars and yenta, but In tetter citi-
'•Xrtthhw the ,a.&(.:" vild Jimenle. 'found it out. It might also he iad for aeoship and in the appreciation of the
'•1 only know :he rdee,g lady from ha V- rte. This is n wore treat than 1 bort you have _helped.
Mg tort 1�• r at your sister -In-law',? thought." Ite,nald FnrtcnhnrR. Premier.
shop. where 1 went to t.uy u hat for . in order to solve the problem thus ,,,.,,, •
I my sister." (1 resented, Jimmie turned Into a cafe, C.$,E.T, NEWS
'Yet ne.i:sieur rakes her out. pole- sat down h1 a quiet rooter slit! cow un -Antonini. morning lust the Row- 1
titely'. u. dinner.' sold Monsieur sittereI tag (tent with the help of a ver Trail Ito rotor group of Kesel church
Charles, eletating his eyebrows. "Eh. .trick and a cigar. He had long dose went on to observation noir as part
well. the English are. of roar -t•. dif• rutne to the conclusion that MOtldeer lit the fest in set -tiring the observation
fet•wH." Charles, whoever he might be, was, badge. The u.e'h'r reis,rts that .t
"Quite different." answered. .limmlc, rot a person to be trifled with. For ,u,n,i..e of 16e (*.this, were toitt,ssful
In En_:ish. "Utterly! The Ettgih•h that reason he had hoped that he i- in t.tssing the taawivatbon.
ti. just what it,ty-f4Wss•_ Shrill we woilhI at.ept the (henry that the wle•k-i �_
pt.s.•.•.1-tecAfsa.c,-r-ti+t•�.isereau L. who t rwunk lin toyer had really tr•%•n lnak. i i►n .Inrrttn rr 27th the rrtralar meet -
muddled the _matter of the goose. Re kttew very well- Mitt Mnnste ri- lily of ihh3Ttitfuynrt Torts Square was
flattish or'!" t'bitnle dared not advertiser for it: i niamat f.y'e.tknb.sio, ••t ilte wcwtern
Mut.•Ienr Charles hailed this Pro- that it alta most itnproltable that be
gsts,ll w•Ith dellghL and they returned world oaks• more those the simplest I intra the Xotde Heaver of the itimmin-
ols tinier of the• foal Shovel Imem-
to tit.• station. There they 'missed in stets to recover It. What Jimmie! be r. take !suet.' After that the reg,e
retie% of n r. aliment of porters of all dreaded was that Charles should ills- lar ceretueu)' KIn ettrri.1 out with the
aorta
► Jimmie f
ow wan a x w tmoyet and Trail Rangers.
The •y the !toys' i'arlhtwt•u1 14
trying to rats• is not an end •h, Itself.
It Is the key to oten the Iotas to great
uppu►ttutbIle% for txrrlte. if wt• were
to fall to rert•itt• your support. this
year in our campaigrn, Air parliament
and tlu• whish• pr,tgra01 outlined
would re't•ivr a deatidy' tilos. For
that reason I cuutklenti% appeal to
end rite,professedw
it cue 1 w s .possession --:
t tat it w h.
r t a I r tpresiding.TI i
inrrhtttt•y-- tr,-reegfala.' Jeny 1,C_11lLnt._ LhAt Indeed wnuid brut to eumptl a• 1' ' er • topic
thy. night
tt t• out luulserin•nts ably intro -
in
the end, feeling convinced that he tilos In which Infosrhtt lilt !d t thi 1-•nTur7rmtTHDnsxr} tw
hall thrown Monsieur Charles ff h
ue ,rawn u t e enough of
theme goings-on, would Inezl- rhe Is,ys. The rgi Iitr bnslnoxa is•rlod
h•nr•k. he remarked tir%:y that be did titbly he involved. Therefore. the folloavd, which I,rhedwl a talk nn the
hat klNrw• if the Iran they wanted was plain thing to do was to get rid of r„rulna 1.o11(1-s•itiug cint01 01. The
dark or fair, tall lir short. tat orihin. ladle valuables and hamper. and
meeting was i•lu•wl with the physical
and that he wan afraid they would goose. as qulekly n$ possible. period. ending with a light lunch of
,Teter Hud him. M.mvenr Charles ,%rrl'i'd at thin determination. Jim• ls,ps•orn.
tuns.) on hint licit ryes of reproat•It. rule set tort. again. Intent on carrying
"Hut. monsieur. my goose!" he ex- it out. tie tailed in lit a stat loner's �-
lrnry haws! several pits fw 4.f shoot, The last nthl•wt•rk meeting of the
claimed. shop.
Maitland
Jimmie spread ort his hands and wrapping (Miler. a few sticks of seal- 0.1nt TII „,. Sepia was 11.11 in
shrugged his shoulders. ing wax. u quantity of twine and two ,,lace ult1, an unusually
large number present. N'e !dive Item
feel,. desolated if it doesn't turn up? "Thur It Is, monsieur: is otd, heavy ghost Ialiwr weights. With wandrritut If It was Ole thought of
Monalehr Charles. adjusted his nap- o hart•, done m)' hest. Amidst all these things he returned to the hotel.
kin under his nn•lnnr••n chhr. Ili, these mon. amidst. all 1111+ confusion, Lte•ki'gg himself Into his neem he went the popcorn to the meting before
what more flan I do? The hamper system/ability tri work. He made the that brought them out. As 11,. mentor
filet. Imitate miens,. i %WI confined to hist home the phrsf
"Monsieur," present, de- has t•vldrntiv gone Astray. It hats prob- nitre ClrOalk the Hook of Hours. and
cel ps'rirol was held fir,*, whirl was
noting thouglitfnlne•4.. remembrance, ably gut inlet up aloft other affairs, the gold chain Into one ia►rrel: he re -
II Lrourtt ho•kt;t matt•h tetwe•ty the
[TIM Ams• reiatiun to another, + Pt.ssihly by this hour 0 has arrived at placed the goose in its hamper, and Debunks and the T.N T.'rrs. The
1* a Iw•rus thluc. ••ten it the presentroutes,nes, or Biarritz. or is in Swit*er- made the hamper into another, Ile
land Italy. I ram, sns fart 1'it and thrilling 4101.,..
take form ..f the bsl> of a bird
not remarkable for wisdom. 1 should
eonnlde•r mytw•n: ,.n Ingrate Monsieur
Trickett, It I did not tra,-.-my goalie
tt,-wherrrttr 11. may he."
'Voile so, quite so, admirable senti-
menta1" paid ,i(mmh•. -We'll do our
best, Monster ('hart.- -f.course. Ex•
-
Monsieur. (IaerTi•s loll rtRrnt--ro-de-
liver hew opinion on the-nl.;e•t lit wine
when Jimmie suddenly started total
Los seat and melte f.rr fhr ehs,r, u;ttr II
k1n ,t
"Man I knot% just pass-01"he ex-
clalmet. "Want to see MM. E[t• 1.W
tone one moment, monsieur don't
wait !"
He darted out of the elite and triter;
the street before Illsgue!lt 4'01114 reply.
And in the ttre•t,,t.itumie jt..•ketel his
napkin. tunurl the corner. and hurled
to the station, caring nothing for the
fart that he ons withn•tt hat on n /4011
autumn morning. or that people oh.'
nerved him with wonder.
The wittuttion ons desdrerate. Sac
tl (s
that entifontirleorter he nowt. ami
wt one!'. Ile ons wtflMtentic nw'Art of
Monsieur Charles's keenness of obser-
vation to know th:.l he had nolir•rd the
mon. 1'robmbly. however. be. 'Jimmie.
might strict to throw hitt off the
seen --he world find lira mnn and try. ,
triode information from hint. would ,
learn, at any rate. that Jlmw'e knew
mere .tf the wir•kerw•ork Ilatupr•r than
he hart cnrtfe*sevl to. That must he
stopped: : the p mgr's. lip. must ie
7gsRirtr--at----verve f<.rlvtut:�__.12temgh�.
Jimmie. that money could do many
Ix ,re he - W01101 hate CO hay
*(kit) ee tctth-�`-`._
He darted into the Mallon, larking
wildly and anxfonnly about him.
('rest'wtlt he ea,tcht sight of the poor-
ter who wave *1111' Idling shout.Jim-
mie beekonetl Lim amide.
"ito.t remember me?" he said breath-
howdy.
"Perfectly. monsieur," reptlel the
porter. "1 had the honor to terve
muntlsar last night."
"Ton taw tee jttet note Ir
with a an
who wears----"
-1 obi/servedmonsieur's flied," In•
terrmptet the porter. "1 know him.
w ti.TtitT`: r *117:.3
Ant or toy. It would. ( am sure, corded Anti nettled broth 'streets: the Ing N')fbl A score of i(i:1 in favor of theu
Mondenr (!harles, be tar letter 1f you one trtntalning the stolen Ktsuls he ad• itolutnks. We were afraid the T.X.
would permit me: as 0 w'aa through dressed to himself at the Carleton 'ers wtttid Mow hp with smrh ti
me It was loot. to replace Its eon- Hotel h, LA1don. And then, leaving hal ne as they have. After the battle
tents.' el the larger one 00 bis table, he carried' the Istyx paraded to the home of the
Monsieur . Charlet. fires /damelt the mealier to the 'overeat (orpt•oflkv, ( mentor nrul were admitted on gh'Ing
up, n•ne.tal how hitt, and iitwtrl at Mir. and went 0 off by registered post. it their grump yell,
"Mtiveietir:" he saki. "I thank you was with a sigh of relief that he saw
and dal lies• your offer. t also offer the clerk who received It Ogee it in-+
THIS MOTHER
GLAD DAUCHTER
� IS WELL
Min. Parks Tells How Lydia E.
Piakiasa's Vegetable Competai
Restored Her Daughter's
Health
Toronto, Ontario. - "My daughter
is 16 now sad has been an invalid -ever
since she was six
months old and
has been com-
pelled to remain
out of tisitool the
greater pert of
tks time. W e have
tried different
k' - of Medi
he
ch. I
Lydia
'a Verged
had
t it
as
her
to
Pink
table
when I was run-down,
helped me so much that I
mi t help her at this time.
ad ever since she began
t. She attends school every day
and goes skating, and doe.other
of -door sports, 1 recommend
medieine to any one who is run -dost
and nervous and weak."- 11 re. PARKA,
106 Bond Street, Toronto, Ontario,
Lydia E. Ankham's Vegetable
CoMpnand is a dependable toadies*
for young womaa'e troubles.
Facet ai's_sber*ry*hare, 0
differently ailde *mons* elsaolaiI TI“,Is.n.lo,'ilintr camiwigu t.tr'ls (o
`-f- keht-
-- ht. J.,' font our -t0 a good start. ar•t•ording
Now for the hamper antlitt ridlt•u• weekly news out in treportssetheIons contents._ Jimmie bad already, to reportssyndicate. Here are a few of them.
math. up hit, mind Whitt he would iii A report from itW1awn stntr•s that
Isla-_ He linrl' trent 1.4 at a finer pit It than ever
enclose, the beery paper ri;Tglffic-fIFf" tt, it t uftue•-flenyetltas
the hamiwr. At. *elan at dark fell he 1 addressed a large gathering there laps
week.
would soil}- forth to the quays which
run alongside the Seine, (+oast• it
quiet !Tor. and drop the parcel Into
the river. In whose limpid floral he de-
voutly hoped It would pink for ever.
to Innovation Is toeing tried In the
(lassie ('Inv. Memtwrn of the Work
Board are ,selling the bowl. rather
Tt cnnld la• dant•; 1t mnwt Iw lnnr•• than the Trail Kanner. and Tux!*
Meanwhile be went for stroll around
It
the heart of early. oyp. While we don't knowIts•al
[t wAp flee o'ctnck, and desk ons condition* there. It teems like a de-
parture from our pilneiple of a pro
approachingwhen ,Timmie returned to
the hotel. He wooded to hitt roan
and turned on the el..-inc light. .Ind
as its brightness. flasher) nlstnt him he
realized. Ito one eontpr'hinslre, ginner
that the second pine) had ,Hasp
imt* rad.
To he co'ttinuwt)
Girls are no worse than they were.
it's the way they dreg.* the; nt'ike.
them hook a whole int worse .--Hrno
don Aur.
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foroplaket
A Wettish mint*ter was ti '•ts ft•
net ileitis' roruuh w!;re.
Mropa one of Ills "1f6 friend. s.
"Anil how ba* the war •' - + teent-
ing you. Jock?" asked the r n!tter.
".terytireldnm!" ft plied . .r"-voyly.
Prvveeittiaa
"Wby Md you throw the db./binary
t your husband?"
"1 wan trying to solve A t•ro.wwntut
pie and a*ked111nt severs! tunes to
mr a wort/ of five Ietr,•'_ rr,•yi,!ott
*tie happiness, and he wphidn't
gram non by boys. flowerer, tai-
await the remelt", with IuteitA.
The twin cities, Kitchener anti
Wtterioo, have stet their objective tad
at $2T as required. hat at double that
amount. That is certainly n LIg uu-
le
the Nerve•=l jj1 t'ecl
Business tIncl ProfteNti11011d1
Mall (wt's Nev. Vi (►r/nrtr(
ut amount sof rheumatism."
IJft"s funny. By the time you get
today problems figured oat It ba to-
morrow.-'aidt liter.
ELECTRIC WIRING
INSTALLATIONS, ETC.
GEO. W. STOKES
Gibbose Street. P.O. Bon 601
PERCY ROBINSON
Fuller Brush Service
Orders taken for Fuller
Bru-hen of all kinds.
Rasidames corner Trafalgar $rest
and Cambria Reed, Goderieh.
Your friends can buy
anything you can give
them except, your -
Photograph
Wl.cr-_rceucwLraurc_ NallJLlye
_
ouch. itappitioe.
-J, T. FELL =°'a
Telephone 187 Oodsrieh. -
The People's Power
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Hydro Electric
Cook by Electricity ,
Waeb by Electricity
iron by Electricity
,5Tr$?D�ee Rr�'ero' lamps
HYDRO STORE
Neva tido of Sgwr. Gdsrkb
'1
Electric Wiring
We Itlpecialise in Wiring of
all kinds. Let to give yon an
estimate for wiring your
house or garage.
Private Telephones, Metas,
Dynamos, *hetrio Light and
, Burglar Alarm ilyst6n e
A11 Work ananateed
!look. Dos lad Mol by
Eleotriolty
We have an assortment of
the beat Eleetrie Irons and
Tosaters made in Canada,
ROBT. TAIT
Blectrietaa
Wert W. Phew WM
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