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KODAKS
BROWNIES
seei.ation asked permleelen to place a 1from Anttlesee tt3 Vicl aria stied be re-'SOCIALYW +MASSOCIA
TION
tcwtl0rery woeden platform front terred to the eneieece to -eosin; in Da'
which to shoot et the Westerly line%
of Rich street, also eine on, Bennet
street immediately north et the one on
Inch street, to be Mica during practice
or Government shoot. only.
The request was granted, the placing
of the platforms and tate use of the
► street to be under the 'supervision of
the street inspector.
The fallowing applications for buflll-
ing penults were referred to the lire
iCommittee;
A request from Mr. ,Edward Earn;
asking that a tree 1n front ot Itis pro-
perty telt Albert Street bo removed was
referred tit the public works commie.
tee with power to act.,
A letter from Mr. A. M. Robertson
eomplainllaa; of the flooding of his cel-
lar •froiu Victoria ytreet sewer was
read and >•ceferred to the public works
Committee with ,power to act.
A letter from the Old Home Week.
Exeeuti.ve asking the use ot Agrieul
,tural Park and street privileges was
referred to the speel*i committee.
The Dominion Fire Chiefs Associa-
tion asked the town to be represented
at the eonvention Aug. 11 to 12 ,at Three
Rivers,, Que. Thle Was referred to the
Tiro committee, `.
A letter from Mr. M. G. Canteen.
solicitor stir the 'London and western
Trusts Company, gave notice of the as-
signment of the Goderiele Mercantile
Co. This was referred to ttie special
ceremtttee with power to eonsult_the
solicitor and to be represented at the
meeting of ,the creditors if • thought
advisable,• +
A letter. from the Hydro Eleetrtc
Railway Association • requesting pay-
ment of membership fee was referred
to the finance committee.
A letter from the'town solieltor an-
nounced the enlargement of the mo-
tion to continue the injunction taken
by air. R. J. Acheson to prevent the
town passing•. the National 'Shipliuild-
ing Co.bylawto the following Thurs-
day,—Filed.
G, present the Reeve, the Deputy r The special committee reported in
matter of the request of the Baer'ba
Club for the otBrand eland atpege thel9 griculturaltrPart,
recommended that the privilege be
granted
at the pleasure have
f the use
con-
ly. and except on days and times that
the council desires the grounds.
The lire committee reported having
passed the following applications for
building permits; Maitland bolt Club,
Smith's Art Store, E. C. Belcher, Ct. M.
Elliott, Jno. Sturdy, -Jas. E. Drennan
and T R Wallis
{Keep a Kallak Story
: of the DHOW
'
is title of a picture is
window of
llitipbeI!'s Drug Store
&, THE FEMUR STORE
94#> tI" Swam, Seas "lots
nenntanadenelenweetormeatestereeteeinle
• 'OWN COUNCIL
ses Another Borrowing Bylaw--
educes
ylaw—educes Teamsters from 8Oe to 60o
,an Hour
Ile '.regular meeting of the town
ncil was held on' Frlday afternoon
HUN* t'Aunt3 T Asasoeiatlea
Teats m mot litwatier
Feetalems
They finance committee reported that
8ii00 of i43i Victory Rem% had been,
purchased with O. NV. tee It funds and
a cheque for 4143639 had been issued;
that the committee had arranged with
of
or en ssecd *MOO hn the necessary additional
law is passed and approved by the
bank's solicitor.
These reports were adopted.
It was decided to meet on Tuesday,.
June Rist, at8 o'clock, for the purpose
of preparing the estimates for the
year.
A cheque trout the Government for
the use of the Assessor's °Hiee for the
holding of the advance poll in cameo -
tion the recent referendum vote,
was endorsed over to fir. Campbell by
the treasurer.
Atoved by Councillor Cutt, seconded
h
by
be paid atatheilrate ottQrs 60 cents
'per hour and be required to haul 1%
yards of gravel in a load, the reduction
to take place at. once, Carried, the De-
puty Reeve voting nay.
Bylaw No. 18; a bylaw to authorize
the borrowing of a further sum of -$8,-
000 for current -+expenses was passed,
and the council then adjourned.
we, and Councillors. Story, Mltehell,
ser, knight and Cutt. le• the at,
ee of the :Mayor, Reeve Davis was
ved•to. the chair, until ;the Mayor
nein.:
'he street inspector's .report was re -
red to the public .works committee,
t a report from Mr. Campbell, tax
lector, shoevinga list of arrears of
nes waas,read and referred to the fn-
ce-Committee.
'etitions for applying .roach ail on
intreal street,': on Wellington' Street
St, George'e Crescent, and West
met, 'were referred to the public'
srks >committee with powerto act,
nether ,'leith any other petitions that
ay come In.
A tetter from: the Goderieh
the matter of ` the request from . the
Goderieh Old--IIi the -Week Committee
forthe privileges and cantata of booths
during"OId Ham Week celebration, in
eluding use of Agricultural Park, your.
eommittee recommend that the cele-
bration executive be granted the pri-
vileges asked for, 'but all to be under
the supervision of, .and to meet with
the approval of,the town council, and
recommended that the Cltairmart.'of ttre
committee ubtaln"prices on pollee uni-
Messrs, Olt ,.1 Fo1'd. Rev. Moyer.
A. M. Rolta'rtsou. +1. at,Elliott, ,.1tr.'
Einmt1 oI S. Ball. aim, Aitken, ;`firs
43ouitt, oto+i uthsrtt • Mttdkti the annual
convention of Hums adenty Temper
ance Ata%caciattola hind in 1lntaria St.
Mtthi)dlst ehurelt, Mato, .. i wee.
nesday of this (seek.
Iiavinl3 done It* snare in obtaining
prohibitory legielattorta In Ontario, the
lksfieitatrgn IS IIWkI* far new worlds
to. conquer, and deemed, after' mucl,
dlseileelon. to /mina out into motel
service work. To OM end the organi-
zation will, In future. be known as
".iiurot, Countyy Brittle of the Social
Service Council, Mad will be linked up
with the Ontario $u'ti(il Service Conn-
ell.
while
\h Western Huron
ateiation least, to
l he
taken. it Maley,
ol xireeted. b similar corresponds
orgenizatians elsewhere: in the pro-
vinee. Irl addition to supervision oe
enforcement tit' the Ontario 'Temper-
ance Act the branch will new brin{t.
its tortes to bear in efforts to do away:
iwith gambling, questionable auntie -
'meats. obseene litereturc and other
soclel VMS which new engage thi, at-
tention of the &Willd Service Couneit.
9
,.Vnuo. .. ..
The public works committee report-
ed that a bink ear of approxlrlately
6000 gallons of.liquld asphalt had been
ordered from the Imperial 011 Co. for
immediate delivery; recommended that
Rifle As thepetition for a sewer on Napier. St.
Quality maintains economy. You may pay less
"Per piton" for other lubricating oils, but you
get more lubrication "per dollar" when you buy
ttitperiat Polarine Motor Oils -•
. WATER FILTRATION
Engineer Darling Reports end, Is in-.
strueted to Prepare Plans' and
Speettteatton..
)engineer Darling, who is in Gude--
e'en- in-- eonneetion with. Jim .Altretien
system to be installed In connection
with the town water "supply, 'made a
verbal report to the Water and Light
Commission on Friday night last,
suggesting .two alternate plans of con-
struction, • • -
Plan A., as we understand It, wrs to
erect the filtration plant on top of
what is now The sedimentations haste,
allowing the water •.to now from the
lake' into .oete side of the eedltnenta-
,tlon; basin, pumping it. to the filters,
and lining the other side of what is
Ilr. A. J. Irwin. of Winghani, was re-
elected ,:honorary presldent and A. J,
Irtvin, of oilman, president. The flrst
vice-president is O. M. Elliott, of Godes
rich; riecontt vies -1 .hent, Rev, E.
r
W. 'Edwards; ;af .Bafforth ,and third
vice-president, James B. AiiLeanl of
IKippen.'r9te fo11oWtntf lady `tee -pre-
sidents were named; s rs. T. ? Iagtrire',
Brussels; AICs. A. T. COoper, Clinton,
and Mrs. S. SittOn; Exeter. W. Il, 'wit.
\Vioehann is again secretary and
A. ' M. Robertson, t orlerleh, treasurer,
A. T, Cooper; of tlinten,continues its
dell .'eretary. 'Riding representativea
are; North Horan, S. Bennett,' Wing -
earn; Centre Huron, J. Cowan, Sea -
forth; South Huron, 0,Harvey.
Themeetingpassed a strong
resolu-
tion
n fergstand
torptWF Ry,inregardof
k
gentling and alsoasked for somemin-
or amendments to the t). '', A.
Rev, :George C. Pigeon, Toronto, of
the social service 'department of* the
Presbyterian.. church, addressed the
gatheringal both afternoon and even-
ing sessions.
J. A. Irwin, in his address as. press-
Tient, reviewed briellythe work of the
year, and particularly the referendum
victory, Ile, referred 10. \V. T. Petiole,
•
OPERAT1
'
THE
economy
of u
s
in
g
Imperial
Polarine
,Mot Oils extends over practically
every item ofmotor operation.'
The lubrication afforded. at every friction .pointana
-the gas-tight piston -to -cylinder seal means a big
saving in fuel bills 'and a noticeable increase of -power. '•.
Through perfect protection of all motor parts, undue
repair - bills are avoided and depreciation is greatly
reduced. Byusing Imperial Polarine Motor Oils
y
you Can's -Eve dollars this year on. maintenance alone.
. Besides; you realize more profit and greater usefulriess
from your car.
Always use the grade of Imperial Polarine recon -
mended pn otfr Charts for your type of motor. See
Charts at..ypur dealer's or write to 56 Church Street,
Toronto, for a. copy of our interesting booklet,
"Automotive Lubrication," which contains the corn
plete Chart of;Recornmendatians. •
IMPERIAL OIL LIMITED
BRANCHES IN ALL CITIES
CRANK -EASE
ASE
SERVICE
Far a. Clean,'
Efficient Motor
Dealers di -!,laying this eian will.
thorough) clean the old aril and the
grit and the dirt out of your crank -
Case; will flush your motor crank -
se with Ilnperia
eaFlushing Oil and
Refill it with .fresh lubricating oil.
Your erank.case should be cleaned
eve ly 1,000 Miles or fess. It means
,moue economy and more eatisfae-
tion to employ Imperial Palatine
Craisk-Case Cleaning Service.
n.inv the sedimentation basin for a of Ooderielb license inspector for the
clear . avater . basin, from which the
co
unt
ty,'and
former
rmersp
ecial ()Meer of
ater wuld be pumped up fawn. the t u, as "the 'most elclent
Plan B. was to build the'illtration license, inspector In the province; or.
plant alongside or at the end of ills;
present sedimentation basin, rniaktfg if
a separate huiiding, using the whole
of the ;present Sedimentation basin for
a clear water basin. The raw'+water
•would be pumped to the niters, and
now by gravity into the eleer; •water
welt; trot whichit would •t1e pumped
up town. This Plan would give twice;
the; storage space of
thother,
that reasonWas. apeioedf !r
storage wohld be' sufficient , for , ten
hours' uee.
The proposal is to put in tette tit-
tering units, with a capacity of• •a mil-
lion 'gallons a day, or double the .pre-
sent requirements of the town.. In
:practice probably two of theunits
would be used and the. third be
'brought 'let°. requisition when one of
the others was, being :cleaned out.
It wilt benote* that the water will
haven th'b0°'purl1,0d''balled :;•underrettte
new nary'to and
l..back- Onto haVe an1 On of re
re-
pairs to one pump, there should be
two in the nitration building, Mr.
Darling gave an estimate of the cost
of the filtration plant as .$45,000,: with
an additional r'I0,000 for the two new
pumps, making • a• total of 855,000. He
'was instructed to get out plans and
specifications for. Plan B.
stanEngineer Kelly gives its to . under-
d that the proposal to eubStltute•
gasoline pumping; in place of steam
as an auxiliary In ease of fire, woultt
Fire Un-
derwriters
�F[r,
8 the • n,4 pumps, ,
all for P
. asking for a second'• eler.trio
pump, as well a,; a gasoline pump If
steam is to be done away ,with,
What Is -ail this going to meanrin
the way 'of increased water rat
The answer seems• to be, '''Vtrait and
See." '
'one of. ahem at any 'rate.,
The repoit of A. T. Cooper, field Bee-,
;retary, gave particulate of the success
ful.etfort of .the assoetation .to obtain.
suspension o
f the Canad
a Temperance
ciaoc
i
:Act In Huron, bringing 'the county un-
der the provisions of the 0. 'r. A. In
stead. The work of haw enforcement.
was :revlewed and idle Information elv-
en that Inspector Pell`ow had prose-
cuted some 60 cases.
"The- eounte Jail has been empty
since the ist of June," said Mr. Cooper.
nand it may not be long until eve do
as in Kansas and. let our Jetts out for
hen -houses.
'Addresses were given by.Rev. 1. 11.
Peters, 13elgrave, on "The Community
Mind." arid. Rev. b`. k. Clysdale,•, of
Fordwielr., on "Community Plans." A
.banquet was herd et 6: aeloek.
OBrrIJ Y
THE SrH STORE
OOLER UNDERWEAR
warm weather means Cooler" • Undergarments. No
person needs to dread the warm weather if they would select
the proper undergarments.
Women's Natural Pongee
Bloomers $2.95
Women's tailor•utnde bloomers made from
extra quality natural pongee silk, special $2.05.
Women's Lisle Vests 39c to $1
._-. Women's fine quality lislle vests in Cumty
Iout, opera and short sleeves lb a variety of
• vaeavOs.
Women's Lisle Combinations
BSc to $2.501
There ie. a greater demand eaelt season fox•,
combinations. Wo *A"? $41. styles in sleeveless
and knee length, shoit sleeves knee and a k
.length; many styles, t35o to $2.5O.
Woolen's Pink Bloomers 50c
SP ec nal valva in -Women -41-0A lisle bloom.
" ere; very special 50c.
Children's Vests, Drawers and
Combinations in AltSizes
Special Values in Worn' en's Night Gowns, Dra;sers, Undersk
ir
ts
and Corset Covers.
Kayser Italian Silk Underwear The Underwear Superb"
erb.
' P PULAR PRICES
WOMEN S SMART. BL�;USES AT 0
a
Women's Japan Silk Blouse
3..50
This is anextra smart blouse made from
Jap •Silk, pin tucks, roll collar, lou►g.sieovee,.
$s.60 each:
Pullover and. Back frons $1,54
• 'F Dile Blouses. in all the new styles, •
Iirothen.." s Georgette Blouses
6.50
A .very smart dressy blouse Mae from
o d quality French georgette in navy and sand,
round nook and short sleeves, special $6.50.
i c.. u s at 1.50 per sq. yd
Chance to BuyNairn Scotch L>�nole In 5
A gtrl
i
Five pieces "only, Nairn's celebrated Softball Linentla Ars, 4 yards wide til r v:in block and tloue
deaf •na auittubltl fon every 'rat7til. in the : lionise.. Seethe a room length while they last, cog a . $2.2ifor Sl'.50per sq. yard.
• New `' Goods Arriving .. This Week
Shadow Proof Silk Underskirts•for Wearing with Organdy Dresses'
Bew Camisoles New .Organdies New Sweiterse New Dresses
The Coolest Shopping Place in frowln-
•
S.1LICEnD.—The death of firs. Jp1111
Selkctd oeeurrcd on Sunday, ,Tune't2ttr,
at the residence of her son-in-law. Atr.
F. fi. Lawrence, Market street, at the
good ase of eighty-one years and seueil
months. The deceased; whose Maiden
name. was Ellen ile$t, vas .a native of
Cumberland County, • 'England,, anis
came to Canada in 1856, at the age tyf
seventeen years. In 4865 ,she married
the late Mr. John Salkeld,. Bayne
road, Sir. Salltetd : predeceased
wife by about nine .years, A,fancily +!f.
.four children survi este xs fellows;.
Mrs.F •
V. H. Taylor, r Pickford, Labelle
Winnipeg;
r
W
ri t tit, .
Mrs.. las. ,Mer t, nn P
H. Lawrenl'e, of tOWvn; and Harry Le
on the home,+toad in Goderleir town
ship.. Three. brothers also survive,
William, of eitebitran Joshua, of ohm,
arid J. M. Best, barrister, of e'eatorth.
The funeral tnnk phi's on Thursday
M and
•� .r.
P rl es of
1 residence last from
th.
1
Airs. F H.. Latvr' nci' to Maitland
1erne
-
trrv.. The services were conducted b
Rev. H. 1).. MOM and the poll -bearers
were 'air. Rebell Andres% Mr. 1 sae
r\Ii' . Rees krl'd
6a1 1:
Frank Salkeld, nephews. hPvs.
Mendsnd
s from
outside points attending the "funeral in-
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Frank Salkeld, nil••
o
lsn
Mr, Wilson
Monteith,
to
Met. and '1t
.Salkeld, Mrs. !plan 1luneniore and Mr..
and Mrs.. Baxter R n t l f Seal ►rt of ail ,
Straford; Mr..1. M.
Mr. and Mrs. 'l'hos. Snowden, Bayl1 i't;
Mr, and Mrs. Jo'. Washington and
Airs, E. A;rratt, 1uhurn, and ;:sirs John
Jenkins, Mrs. (,. J. \Vainly; Mr. Rees'
nl.
•tlrit ,Ta
s - f" (.
" nkl o
Jenkins and 1hsH 1e n .
Some years ago Mr-. Salkeld
f
aet
er
edhPr hiPanlh ad for seine time
been '''b'earing-•the tntiMitles of ate..
She was a .staunch Member of North
street Mcthodi"+t elietelt and was mole
to' rlleet her Master W110111 stir. had
faithfully. served so long
and althf 1
Y.
her naemory twill be fetidly. ehi'ri, ii'd
uti
al u
.r and by her family ttr➢ "f kind n,
nrrlthi.'r. -
AMONG THE CHURCHES
next the k nn• t'4'r.1n••ri'day everente iii -
DOCTORS' ti CRUSADE DE
AGAINSTlisT
THE
HOUSEFLY:
HO E
kttrht hundred Bronx physicians re-
cently ' joined Dr. Arthur J. O'Leary,,
cru-
sade
in a
Lacer of the ,
►IIit.
alt G
.Health
i 11na
tion
Pl n
the
r• • for
n,5
against de a
sa gra
of diphtheria and ether contagious +/W -
eases.
COY
FORS FLETCHER S
CASTOR I .•
MODEL�
THEATRE
Beat Photo Plays ..
with.Cool Comfort
eammemmoommanal
For Weak—June 27 to duly 2
'Phone 56
TC STORE- 'oboes sG.:
p...m„ public worship. :'it .the. morn-
ing selviees Rei Wv.. E. Milison 1'irl't1
SPcrttary iif • Evangelism and . Sweat
Service of .the ,Methodist churr h, •>,s ill
•t•
.t , I t t t 1
•I l and r sae
e � 1r,
t eht 1
• ai tt
explain n
p
ties in thin 'department, Every tG•tho••
dist:end, lo' or• iif hts•fellmv .ui[In +ta,n11t1
hear 'lhe $erretaaryea wonderful story.
An offering for. this, ftrnrr tv1l1 be re--
ceIVPll. The pastor's• ,venin- theme
will be. "Counting the Cunt."
NEW HONOR FOR DR. SEALER
Monday anti Tuesday
Matinee Monday at 1:I5' p. m.
• for' Monday
1' (Irl 4 Y
1 of the
Pat
The name. n
and Tuesday has ,not arrived yet, hut.
womethinp unusual 1e promised; also.
A Two -reel Comedy
Wednesday and Thursday
Matinee Wednesday at 4.13 p. ere
REX BEACH'S
Famous Story -
"The North Wind's
Malice"
9150
A Tsvo. heel Christie Comedy
`Don't Blame the Stork'
Atilt
� est
M'1dPr
,
t
Goderieh B
IP oder t
Native of ('.
'41Pe-tllianrdlor .Of Trintt.y (ollrtlP
stead of Friday •urine to the holiday.
with lrer • 1)111•nts', ',Ir. and` 11rit Ile.)., rt (I1 ;It a spiry of ,mise(3. •
r' ,:1fr, an"1
Winnipeg E,r•entng 'rril n,
lie►lytln ND'','it: L. `4* al anit .Mini'' dtaghtl'r,
-ilii 1r!) '4l 1111,1 3IId Nellie Grattan; �tY{vId: 1't'l4(4811 rl,"11,' tint:, en route to .
,;ail f.rienh \rt'<,York fir. 1'1!)) , i:rate,, ,life a: el; • '�isrtt'It V Iftf; en . ('1 't/11r
where ' r .; 011 a411rspout. the summer ,ues18 of 'tr: .liaikrld Eitel Air 4
a
° 11 alt. P'
• '.1 i 'hit,
A � d urr a ,• , A. A4
With their Hunt, • .lar ;las{ >tt'rritt. (lrlttty r►'r .11.
�Irs: ,t:apt.i Wtu. ii,rsl"r 'amt Ali'ar there th, y rrretvPd ii •tvlre taitr` tine.
AtiV ' ire: soil- Eiaxler hem r t.t,tllt'' 11.13"tt4 if '.ir. 4Ltikeld`,t nurttr"r's O'"at'z
house Ste ter the simmer .and: Have which '11 e,,elonnt 'their tnlnaY'dm, :'
wltli tllirtt as ltacir gw"lt: Air+. Meets, ewe tat 9nr, . .
l
rirri l honor has
come1
Rev:tr
sewer, bun of " Crown •• •Attorn" t' and
Airs.. --,leer,, of town., in' his elation .
' nd
4,
P
l
v ti a
f 1'ro pl+
0
position
r tit
P
to
Ghaneellor of Trinity College In see
e!e$lion to ilea'. Ar. Macklefrr, who •re
signed this • position.. over a year ego
and "`whose resignation •takes effect
dept, 30th next.
Thr Pleotfon as
rn;tlP
7ta K
1
r
t1a
t
meeting:_Of _the eorperation et Trinity
I:allies; on II'ursday atU rnooli-
1)r: Seager conies ora eleriral fain -
1'' 'V
its .
r
th
attl .r
'a df
rn ,
Maternal g
Il
y.
his
,lames paamaa, halms been one of ,the
I rrh
of
piiineer::missionarlPs of the uh ,
EJngland:,in the Bay of Quint+, district
and -for many years rector of iiurf+lyd,
(l t.
n
lir •tv'1is a lrradunle of I -inion
t:ulli'u', hrrrravin3r t;ik"'dr his hist "1 >,i,''
in is 8,, lie was ordained hr 111e 13i I
414"0/ of Toronto in 11t n, •tile) Ata,+ _rnr
f olrifee1 'i4 it'Y re,'tul "f ',t= •I t3!t'ialett•
Ghua`lh. Toronto...hi 1(811 he welt
to yl rn"n, 13. 1..: ,rod :1 y, ar or. lino
later 14,1.1141' i rinr'ipa+l nP 'at- \1.arls
tl:(A in the alleit''n •'rhenlnu;'•:11
lege id of iiri1 tt 4,otnrllht.t: 11r aear.le'''
returned 141 I ,1 id ' ,II e'r. {MI, 11 te•
Vh" ap3"•t14t T 1a. 111. 141p l t lIit
144• now 11..14,• .% .r st. Matthew,"
3
;moven I ,,r"I/t". Beira: 1 •enee •n.,
tit
noselelan ? end .. I [ ti erne. :n lot.
flee it in••,ill" r .,f It"' 13.',8.x'1 of 11.1,e-
e.114 K"111e.liio1', .11I'1 et 111Y• 1'1'leani at
and tient-rat erree1,: of Hie
etnlrrh. ;ttl't ••f matzo wiper:Aid e.ou
meta•-, h'- 1- ,tet'"r'I••'I .1 1"'' . 0) nt'
r+'ruptu'!••'i• bean -Alp. It le •f'•it- 11)81'
lay 1n,a a a'"* 111 a high 4I19t1e. Ili'' 4111.1
lale,+ • n,•,.41" 11 (or 111'•r' ap„n, ltil' 11•'.
taitilm 1,4 )t11101 to, Ili WM. 1-.111„t
:",•.Jai.t. ring rice• "fr, 1' but
flat, ,i)nt..t- 6,, 1 May 141 4''t'I'''•Yl.
(:'Immuntirn the tlr-t sabbath, of July.)
Next Similay. morning Mtdaitlantt••
Ledge lin, XI, 1.. r ,v A. M., will at-
tend divine sessile in St. George's
t i br I
Iee1 n.
rhurrtt, alum:: alttl isltn K
1 ntrt al t ,
t3
it.+post ebur+ 14
11. A vette,' • if 1,VOOd5tllcte will
preen' at•t3rrth ,eracee4, 11 n. 10.:11n! ,
III.p. fin. Bihie Selina ;it 10 0.-nl., .1n'
1 • P. U. at s 1, en.
.Knox leinrrh: Dame worstl'Ip next
Sabbath r,nduete'1 by the minister.
Plower Heroin, In tie• rneeek'en elle,
)Pets if 1a. nr , `'P14e a,savi'ra 044d
flair;" i p. nt., ."l'i,., lamps that Pail:
The. preparatory .04116* twill be held
tin Tu:'ada.y evening next at it 'neon;
the night Reverend Lord Dlvh0,Y of
Huron will be at 1;eAtt'e'ta a'hutv.11
for the purpose of adn,Inlster➢ng (0.
rite of ,'.,nftrn►ation. The memorial
tablet to net•. Robert Frames i.:t7rrlt-
ben: tlr.-t r,rter 0f teiderlete w111 14''
una'•il''t at tins, sort,,, 1115,.
htitas Helen Strang sa'riyi'it home
from. New York en l4utttr'tly t'i xlir.nd
a ')',.l, o9 at 1181111.. 1 111 1Y, a','"'It111,11►i041
f*tett
n
fry •tfriend,Al�� J ,” fr
Yuck: A .
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Rt
Mr. and �Irr+ .1nlr tt ]
ire tip from atilt -ago a nulnitt s '.0
u er,
c,atun, 11r. 1lreekl,r idi:v'at . nr, til ,
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Spent t
who t
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here -beset.
W. i1. hllt1tt 0f.'{11. Fre,•=prem') %taw'
+ d ;t.t•.<
� 11
Wednesday. .
d
r.. t;1 n
In torsi) . on
tenant • the Liberal • i:onsentl/+n in
Winglenn and wt nt down to the tem,
prance ronventinn in. Clint,rn.
Mr. it. N. eterritt, prine►p,ll of the
()%'i!n Sound Collegiate In'trtut ar111..4
n •ti,
(': I
!Rapti,.
,former 1114.1141344r of eth, 1,
inl ,irtaff, lroo lien;;tppt•i/lest pl r,rejtl.11
of .the Kitchener and Waterloo. 1.011e.
t:,pt. and MI'S. I3'rttcr, of the ; . t
.. •� ,�. - Sett ,lli .0 Army. 11a+•,• rise's"i•rl 4E•r1'•1
from headquarter'+ '•t their n►o.• b,
Flfiday and Saturday bra°ustlt. They lane tett: Thitinel•
fur tltr•ir n1'ty, +•h,true. trar,•acci[ �,'�•.
EUGENEOBRIEN t vle•r+ trill i)r th,1lli at th+• t:ltad.4 „n
41N. Y vini,l.la et. sing. Capt. ar4'1 Hr ti➢t-
„ "yty�•,lt, 1,f �1'af"rlMr, ;,t 01 rime, 1„ r,,.,i
s`'Vlorld's Apart rust.
coupled with a real l tie snappy
!'tGeP4 '(11 NoFilc 'tl. 11t'tgllell'•l
('uIlori°tl 1,e'Xt :'methg• hilt lie: 10 ;1. (0,
it rt I.ra- +� to e'a (edit and Mi!!elhl3►
Select 'Comedy
Vic topi� for ilicrustittn in the oh•u',+
You will notice the drop In tempers. /alb c53't i "'El's INC *Wye in gip
`t { as soon as now style Jtl.tdt Bibi "" iatrd c' 111 tra-s inti .e'1 It Mr.
PEOPLE WE KNOW
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t,W7 Gee, ' el/
'dirt. }.
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it►r; her 'nelson. the Mose-, e 0; e%
'Mrd.. ®4.141. Beeplo ,4 %,eeei w 43 - t
I,ra4P 4:,nllhla, llluhta41'1 Vol. -is tl_ t
Why fro. -not+ 1- tc -
%tiv' Hattie llnrt.t0h. ACh„ It 8I(,•:thrto ,[Y
jnCmtt.at 1+i et,•01i,•
M,Ss lt,+d n1/;,19+ j,i 4( t,•f Y➢Y Y.,'
thin faith rel (tit.•'. at tee..t t
1131141 311'1 "4o•% Nide tato .
H1'% lir,•sites 411.1 tla• M3' '
71430 1.:3rnt,Ytlttl, t,f Toronto.
t/ i4
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eteleia a feetait1lit'ts 1"sh'layts
w
NAMA
QTS.
HALF PRICE
(3enuitie Okinamsa 1'tauaarn t
Hag. bought to sell at St;.ti0.
reduced tt, $3.95'
11')ugl►t tosell at $"i, reduced to
$3.25
GODERICH
E25.
ONE DAY ONLY
%slight to sell at $4, reduced tt,
$2.85
101°41?ilitlir°
tOtria
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I'1,IA.(3 07141 111ta Litt yattr aeleet-
z®t; 8401110 tile% last.
,840 1,14 a 4144)11 Htry1.'8.(4 OA!➢
Nl ,.0 4 111-1 t It1 eyettt l rl'i" fr. 3 , ,'I ol'-
1 ire 11001t5 OPEN A1' 7ria P. iK. . fy Itobett`aoorl. At it e• Ie. and. i t,1a41, p
...r ROBIN-
',
Open Evenings
i4_Y r- tb�
1900,000..00 aIq It`lett
DA one :UM .'°X ) MAX.,
M.,
DO
PEO 2-8101
Pill. WAIS Plidctt •
Seat Sale at Dunlop's Drug Store
Satre price 'as charged at Pair
Gr,utuis.
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