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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Star, 1918-07-19, Page 2.Nor ______r_ __ - 1� - r �, __ . ,- � -1 01--u- __ __W_-TqF--7 w�--,l -- - 11q , _W.10"" �', . j . 11 I I r; k I I ,- . # � � I, I I I . . � I I � . I I . f . : � I , I I 1. - I - . I ,� . . 1. . � . 1�� . --- " P IN -0 1� 0-1 . 1. I . � . - ___ . � % __ -0 , 1 7= 1 . - - - -_ .4 � wo , _14 1 . I I I __ , Pi iii 400i -0i _R_� _E11.1' ! I - q � � I . I 11 r- C, I 11 111- 11 -1 ,, 111 1. - . . . � � . . . I 1. I I -1 - _ _7 1 I- I I—. I � ... I "-?�.. I I 1-1 ==,_�== ;;;��__. =7 - . O'. *%. I I 1. Juty 1910 1 1 ,2 . T=,G0D301UCH8T""'_, ��'1,.,1., __�. ""', 11-1 = C', , - 1. 1�:i 1:11,:l 11 1111 I" - - ___ __1 I'll I 11 1-1 �1 ; i -I -1 . - .1 11 1. .1- ,,, ....... - ", - �, ....... 11.11". .; 14- I.: 1- -.1, . 1. � � 1. ,, , -, ,:,, I I 11 i I 11 .. 1;1 -1 -M, -_ . I -, - I --- I - .- � ,=,111, . :: ;= I I I, I � I 11 I.. ''... � I , -ill,". 11 �, Rion at I � : . . , r feature of The Star ror some time at before any earthly interest. towards town. At a CertalS P0,10t ik "11hu I H BLOW 'FA , , . I . 1, rrrrrrrrrr . . I least. The fact that the effects of believe that the children of all neighbor swung out from lijs f4rM WWW�-IF . I ' MAR voll4filitly A"borged I � , . ,.�, I .. buying out of town and the remedy which I enjoy, and I ealute them direction." Now, said the (CUPIly -Man, 1� -T-. yoJss0*mdJ*nAmWW*X-ftWJ0 .8, 11 , $01W11111410% Torms I ' by which to cowba,L that habit are -We will see what happens," ADO Allies Defeato First Effort in p,d",W A t*fr SIM -81". I . for , . � , , 110 f., I 'SE GOOR _ VIAR I , " , . nations should have the freedom entrance, and headed, In the OPPOAW � 011%, 41 " I IF - I . . I t in Pear,e and Goodwill. : , I one, DoW arA -VIfty coats Per eCopin IN�A, ObWt� I I I I i I 4A I. 9awwwo W4 : dealt vvith so early in the beries shows There is ,,cry much to commend this this is -hat happened. As the,neigft- New Offensive. , I , _" I - , ' , � WAgWJW0"446WW_* in roposal whictL, the Daughters of the bor approached to meet the tiog car � -1,1,16a the prime ithportance that is attached P � qrs it, . , .. I , fibAl V Empire have been fit to take up. it is the, driver gave .ed §NNei've __-__� . , - a - ta A441110044 for her a wick I I . � ead . . '? . i "M . tml to roo"'r ?4r, Victor A. Tatton lrwli*n 11 , , . : 1. C& '*I* Ot . '0 , Worry pX to the buy-at�home aspect of Gom- ,qt F 8 I W I%eldl *t Abuo#$ Every I I am , �. . I t0wa 400or a V by vI0 unfortunately, true that in the past, to his %%rong side of the road and P Sask.; writes: "'it is with plev , W I . *400011,11# PeAHbl- r*0 nir inualty Loyalty. it will be well worth the neighbor up �against the fon 'In .writi XtG1etyOp1cno,wth*tr1 veb,een . � . _�:K, A . . I have not paid much � Ae I "!"rez" " . ws , k a --I- --,--- a- � as Canadians, we and Anserican 641diers . - -, 4V_aaax"_bptk_!,bo�6X ood pow R , 11 I - � ,"--- ,th,c-,Teader'is-z%viiiie�,,to-�iwrui&c�.lba-wh-t) attpntlon to the inculcation of the pat- across the ditch. That was narrow f weil� beart bY using Milburn's opopopoo-ft I . , , , I � 0x*9 loo ,00inter- Ack Cap- cured 41 . I ,, , . jdvw�6 1��. MagalIfive I I' , ,#4 C .att 1� I I , , I I � I - . I series of articles. which. will appear jf&ff��ia& in�t1ji�-hilyf(Ig-o"ur -young ksc-apL�,,.,%41-,!L,,,-,�,-,�.,�.-- " '�'_____ __ . ,i�eme Pigs . I I I � I I I � �, . ' , , � Local A4v*dl;io Rates, vved -i idently come, wb(,F - -- - twe- k .�� _ �___�_*_ __ - 11 - .. I Is � Mfxv � , " ,`1"""""- -'MI pi" , -�,_ � 4us to 0404 from week to weeX people. They have been alto to The time has e 11 , 1106ATIMArVA414pur sAvortir grow up without any high -spiritual traps will have to be set for I speed. Teuton f4ains $--all collops"A ',04rT"o%d I ! I " I years with heart trouble i401W ' get men. I. plect -pa ' . . , VW 160a 00 Cine. �', I ,,",,:� L. -*�' L�k JIMPOV0010. X106 Of P4W* SIX Be of thell, responsibility as citi- ers," and the public safety wit) have With Exertions. U6 Kg 'ef �,y . - , =;b , S , I " , .1 "I ;,I 1. iWINNtloo *Wi= is 0"W., woo O"iAs 15 sen L h , .using other kinds of V u n avy blue, 141 ' I 1�,, I . � snadian � y or I � I I , a" X0"t4*o"w"kN0QPt:4. WHAT OTHERS SAY zens, and as a result, are inclined to to be guarded by enforcing the law 't's,J . 116A i;;�n in the C -,o ,.. I.. I I , � "" W gmw cent. extim. 11 ' LONW on, shoulde % .. � I V .Lim, Show a lack of appreciation in respect that only those holaing iteenses sha N, July 26. -The expee . nearly, tea,mooths p4a *" honorably . , r,. . 'L I � 1, . .. . .. : I I . ; L * 7 �i"V P10440- WAD tb4 an ieIr Ovvu cars Un- renewal of the German offensive in' diac it of MY bos;rt- clear at - I r�� . . I I 1, '�,% OMMEM of Tlio, 13W lauxt of thbse national fde*#s without which be allowed to drive it hiWd on accour t � . I i . . 4011 _ Cie Business Relations Needed I served in the Royal North -Wee - �, I I , I Nuo'" , ro M. :EW Oct MW tna. ser gr I . 11 � " .. - 4VWU It is impossible for u.5 to achieve the less they have a duly qualified chant- France has begun, Fierce baitlee are , , in 1917,,sud WO SW *, " ..L. :. , L " �, LL, . ' � . .* - " 49 - - I The small town and village near a destiny lying open to us as a people. 1 �6 , . 1. I . 'L . � , XA _" suft feur. Any one aspiring to, act as I In progress on both sides of the twu- %ounted pOUce I . . # id othor ift-IW iM-10441414 10 farm is one of the assets that make a Anything which will fix In the min(L9 chauffeur must pass a strict examlaa- honorably discli4ged 'on tbe 116448 "- . � f ftlitingogtimandioentapor . one c,94hedral city of Rheims, which .. � � . . . L . . , � � , L �, , L Ka-witt" 9C , Not I"WtWJU L X00 farm valuable. It every farmer quit of our young peoply, a reverence and tion, and pay for a chauffeur's license L I fL, I- � .J . . 10"(11 _" -3k iW buying from them and closed out these since the last offensive along 'the count- t Men's Khald Box, ,,',.I to . I I I " LL ': I I I � . .. .1 .E . . . . . . ��twelvolln -too .. respect for their country, its govern- whirb will be stoppe4 if ne)�llg,ent A, friend of mine advised me to 'ri clear at - . I . I f I . 11 .. � 11 I rAx lio" wA under. 11401) places of business .his farm lands m6nt, its laws, and Its Empire iis- &lying is proved against hi Marne has stood thb apex of a sharp YV pills. After taldnS three �:ea � I . I . . I.., . in op her sWient into the German line. w completely cured. YOU calk ple,"e L , � ... "I I '.; , . � - . �aau" . -at the same time empbotsiz- as the case may be, aie holder being , I. . , . . tot of EW , _p Vansoualtusk. would soon depreciate in value. The - , - I I . � . � '. . 'L :: 11 . . Mous" for 1:300 or 4A Boat- salvation -of both Is closer a sociation Wi6it ot Rheims the Germans un- jaSe this as YOU See fit." 2,5 C I . )_ � I I . .1, L . bushics Ing their close relationship with and obliged to purchase a new license after , L .. . 1. I ", 040t 01000411*8 0 - . . L .� : .1 , 11 - I I tfils alone, will obligation, as citizens, to an these is the specified lapse of time imposed" mbers of Wherever there I I 11 �� 11 L. .L I I 111e. I U04; III-0cp for Mh! relatlow. This, and der the pressure of large nu I Is suffering U'a L . I I � . � � - tA nwe'r =. bring a comm unleashing of Which Was - I ' L I 1. L It unity prosperity. -Kin- good, and The Journal can see nothing a penalty during whicri it would be troops, the -to, thT cr9d no reme - I I . � I ft 461)"U" with weak bew 11 � �� ... I I �� 11 11 LL t . to rooporti,". � cardine Reporter. but benefit following the Introduction illegal for the chauffeur to operate a, preceded by a ,veritable bail of high dy that will do so much to make the Boys' Balbriggan d0ro - I I I -, , q"),a cents pot . I V I �- �, I �� I 1 :4 1 "W's ry fine. explosive and gas shells, have been heart regain stre h and mtore it to a wear, in SiZeS. 26, to 39� . I ' , , '. I I . . .... oc AINW4 muor. 10 cents , Oranitemen Patriots h t, Hamilton sug- car, under penalty of a heaN ensibled to cross the Marne at several 2 ' w � ,. 'I ' �, 1, I 10EVOY I normal and begittly wnditAOD, 0 MR- , , I t, . �F � . I � � to tspWftluotruoU*no Eutergerlefes such as that in which gestO In the daily exercises of every . DEM. IOT TV places. bum's Heart and Nerve Fills. To clear at * I ... I I , I -- �� I - . .1 ... . a un fOt ,"d Oh"984 "' we find ourselves today try the souls Public and private school In the Do- , ' East of the city, however, they Price Wc. a box at all dealers or maned , � .... t.. . " I 11 1, I , . . , minion. -St. Mary's Journal, I I L I � " �.-- L , I . ,ItA M ,od nmtloly. of men as the pure gold Is separated COMMUNITY LOYALTY 1have been held for the smallest of - eipt of price by Tie T. Uil�- . o I , � I � I . I ot on rec, ' , I 11 , ndft*4ozd wUW . . . . Toroutoj, OuL - ---- -- L__ 33C ______.,__.... -..-----, . � '�#='t'a4VfttJoJ'Xan4J0W0Ck'*aab- from the dross In the crucible. So . -- " � - .. - . ..gs4ns,_by_ _tbe. tenacioult-Xesiatance. of. tA43 .. . .. --�-ill-�.-�-,---,�-1:1.�l--,--,---,;--,------,-------------..---� .__ - If= .0 ." , � � , . I IJOX Newspopm d6astatin *- -si�ffdlggle' -has- - dlgtlti�, - SMMRIFT - P A Little Ch4t With the Home Merchant the Franco-Itallan defen era of the � - - working 8trAw I ' I L� L. `- I . '004410as'A''Oopw � . g Ished the real patriot from the bp How to Combat Cotaloiftse Habit line. Altogether, the two battle fronts Men's � . I I . Am '"raft - NU I'A ,M loyalist, the selfiph and the slacker. S1,.,,,:_S,,j1,ji0,, ,R7r Goderich. aggregate between 50 and 60 miles . . I I I L I ,=* 011`S::.1:rj THE WESTERN FAIR Hats. To clear at I I . A�Ltb* - I , . .11 .. ow (Registered In Accordance with the in lengtb, W=2= Ue I : Aw % h. gi,bocrib� It has revealed the Orangemen of Can- - , . I . I ,� " "I I . -, ... I., I � ��,_ , -, " ,_ lw_xw.'!t��,__ - .ads as a body of self-saorifloirig pa- . A WARNING I Capyright.Act) � , American troops are fighting val- If space is required for an Exhibit at ._, " I'll �� L OrNA00090no1*410 LL aid 20C _�. .%.. - -_! I , I - 11 'J461 bw�& gu' - ft 'BtIY- On the sectors they have been London's Exhibition, Septem I I - , - .. tr o s. - -_ ' - -_ ber 6th by . . .. - , '� , � ... W. 'M �*" ' r pqblGi;;�r" - 1, t ' an Won a fardy ree6gfiltion Last week' a case of wite beating That the foreign "eatalo e hab " la, L - . - - : , 11 __ I AMMIOI aymptie- from many who kept their eyeEi closedl Was brought to the attention of the IS the - holding. and at two. 14th, it should be applied for at once, - " 11 L ,, " , � 11 1�40.= points have Met . � . I � .. I unhfr . most serious handicap to pro OYS'.L striped Overall I "I I I I I tb* wmlo 04nount wh4bor the to our virtues, but wide open for th6 police magistrate In the form of a gress confronttng local communities in with notable success. At Vaur.theY as several of the buildings art already B �� . I .1 11 I I I . I " or - r0fald"s to shorUmoings lucident to eAery human complaint under the Control of Nuls- Canada today cannot be denied. not alone broke down a violent at- :filled. The 0overnment is sending a � . .� . . " tb , ,X, . ,� � �1_ �, '. � balro � 141 sizes 3 to io years . . � . . I .1 f 11 , 0ou ft= Institution. We have confounded ances Act., it seems that there has ex- Merchants, individually and collect- tack by the, enemy. but drove him ?number of exhibits of unusual inter - I I . ''I I - AW I vine them = those who were our detractors. We Isted for two months at least an at- Ively, have worried much over the fact, back several hundred yards and only est. For the Art Gallery a loan of ex- I � 11 � OR as un 19 , 25C V. . ''I . . : - , 1, I V 'I. � lot"Ll" ot I P" jxaye �wea ,the estQeln , 91, every fair- mosphero of pffvoqs tension created and have tried to devise ways and returned to their former positions cellent pictures has been received from .. L , - - " '.. . �, I 1. 0 OM& I Ifided man In this Dominion. Never by shrieks of "mercy"' and _"Murder" f tlllg whea the advance of the German& The National Art Gallery, Ot I - __ _...-L L. -.1 . -- I I __ in means to counteract the inroads o . . 1 - - , � * 'L . � ,� �L - � 'L� " -'--- -- - - . Iv%-hich vvill make a visit to thl I I 1 If , I ,': - . . again will It be possible to question and heart pleroing, cries of a woman commercial prasit- southeast of Chateau Thierry, across 9 b it , . . L I - I- __. �L.:, I , I � ... 0 . ... . � I 11 I "" I 1- - ' , , ' L I I . , I I I , ' I-, 4;�, e WbertCb %Wa- "16 0 the Purity of our patriotism. nor Jibe loyalty to the in torture: 'L And this is in Goderich. Little or nothing hae no far been so- the Marne, made the reocc.upation of Ing 4 great interest to all lovers of their trenches of strategic value. [art. The Agricultural Building will Mo ROB"To ' - 11,%LJ . . �: 11 , .., I at our professions of Huron's Golden Gate. We are told compifshed. remains ram- The evil - I ,:,�, .. �. I I . , . - - , . I ,� , T=Vr*011110 CIA= n. : . , I " ,� I I I � I I - Ideals of freedom and human liberty. -The Sentinel. � I that the police have Deen called pos- sibly half a dozen times by neighbors pant. I Many local newspapers have done Alont the Marne, between the have several Governrnbnt exhibits rela - town of Fossoy and, the River Sur- Itive to agricultural pursuits and � ., 1, ,,, . - , 11:01 11 . I I 11 , t, I I 11 1010 From everywhere come report3 that the demand for Oxfords Pumps Have the kind Who, feared for the woman's- safety, and are Aoing-t""art-to--brand the m -ell" where the Germans crossed Ishould be gf especial Intere st to th Le I L . .. : 11 LL I � , � I - I 'VAMAT'4ULY 19, 'L ,�, I . . . I � � Are Ready to Assist . �but that no action has been taken, be- catalogue habit as a alsease and a - - the Marne. the Americans in a strong farmers who make up to such a large - . 11, , . -,-- _. _ , 1 I .. 11 I IL'I.1-1- �,�--�L.�--"-7.�-L...'',!-!-,-L. . : L . " Any man wbo has had any 8xper - yond a lecture by tne"chlef. blight that has sent hundreds of once counter-attack forced back the eu- extent IheL L thousands or visitors at the ,It Eases Point -Ask any drugg�ist- or-- - - - ") . LL I 1, � I I - . -1 I 1. EDITORIAL COMMENT fence In farm work need not bg at At last one man decided he would promising towns to the industrial and emy to the right bank of the stream. Exhibition. overnment exhibits of G dealer in medicine what Is the most , I I I �1 I : I �, I all surprised If he Is asked at any time go to headquarters &ncr get the matter commercial boneyard, decreased realty . At other points along the river they eggs and wool will De shown in t e h popular of the medicine oils for Pains � � � . � . "I , I 11 I I I I Very seldom have the property -own- I during the iftesent errsis to 'assist on straightened out once for all. So he values, put social conditions on the used to the greatest advantage their Dairy Building, which will be very. in the joints, in the muscles or nerves, � . , . L , , � � � 11 ,� '1� the farm. Of course no one need ac- went to tife police magistrate, whom blink and halted educational progress. machine guns against enemy ele- attractive. All the buildings will no or for neuralgia and rneumatism, and - , I I , , , . L . � �a , d A t)ylaw to vote .1 - , 1 " - M of the town 4 copt work of this sort unIesiK he 80 he thought should have been able to A proportion of the merchants have ments which were crossing the river doubt be filled with exhibits of espe,c- he will tell you that Dr. Thomas' Zo - I I . . ' ' Connection rwith an L t, L �, OUL"In industrial desires but we misjudge the spirit of ahate the nuisance and bring peace to siso done their part. Many merchants, on pontoon bridges, killing or wound- � interest. All applications for space I lectric Oil is In greater demand than L .L. I " I " . I , �' , " 1� I 1, I vowbra which asked as little as the .. � the men of Huron county it they are the once quiet and respectable neigh- 'however, are not doing their part -or of them. In the counter- ,Jai Ing many - , and anything pertaining to the Exhl any other. The reason for this is that . - L ... I I I . I'' I .; Wat,tional. Shipbuilding Co. bylaw to be ,, � . , no 1, willing to assist as far as ,possible in sa�lng properly the ane crop which borhood. Action was promised Jrn- doing It only haphazardly. attack near Fossoy between 1,000 bition should be addressed to the and 1,600 prisoners were taken by, Secretary, A. If Hunt, London, Ont. it possesses greater healing qualities than any other oil. , L,. . - I ' ': I 11 ., I .1 I , , L- I . I �_ � 1, . voted on INIonday next. Don't let US 11 . ;� , .1 - � I I I - I 4110W that very faies to cause us to gives promise at present in this good old country. On the other hand farm - mediately. U b The police chief v4as called telephone and told to arrest the ma At the present time the retail mer- chants of the 'country have under way a gigantic scheme ror co-operative . . . the Americans. The Germans, in addition to their A . I I I - __ . � . �, I 0.. I � , - I 11, 11 � , " I I ,,' U . ke ers must take into consideration tqe and lodge him in jap. ,*By the time buying that will suppry them with an tremondops expenditure ot ta osive 11 I '_ 11 . ko insuflicient Interest In it to ma ct that all the Its � � I I - . �, , , " 1, I � fa men in the county you got home you will have- the, pleas- important leverage for appealing to and gas shells, used numerous tan �� ' � I ". , � �; �, , � � istato V1 its passing With a large major- are already employed. They are not -an tak " �_ - �_ � �, " , ure of seeing the in en 'to jail in the People to give preierence to the against the lines. of the defendersand 11 ,, __ - - " - �. : "" - also ope I, 11 � I:, , I � -:'#y4'�'-'Tf' It were a bylaw asking for big looking for a job but are willing to the aut6,1 said the potice magistrate. local store on a basis o: competitive ned with numerous naval � , � ,� : - � . 11. '. � , � , � I I 1 .1t � ,i idi alk take a few weeks off to assist when We understand that the man who, comparisons. guns bombardments of towns and �� . � I' . wessions there would be more t A, line. 1� I I - I ., I 1. ' needed on the farm. Farmers needing h6s caused the trouble here referred But this alone will not fill the bill cities far behind the bal * � 11 I " � " � I abol,ok It and more organization to as- dropping upon them shells from 10 -, , , 11 help for the harvest or for fall work to was hailed to court since registra- Satisfactorily.' I Z , , � � 'I��', : � - ,�., I I sun Its passing, We should see to it ought to Communicate with 'Mr. Stoth- and 12 -inch pieces. ., . � 11 1. � ., ',_ , , tion as not having any employment In the opinion of Une writer there The Allies continue to bold their I I : ;� �: ,4hikt ,where It is a case more of keep- ors, who will be only too willing to and therefore no visible means of sup- are two further essentials which must own, according to the latest advices , � % I ,�. - ft 1. 1, I 1� � �'.., I ,,, - 1�', � 9 faith with this Industry than of help In locating a man suitable for any port. He was lectured on his short- be consistently and persistently prac- received here,'and tliat Is the most . , 1, I I -Clinton comings and told to get to work. He ticed : . . L '� � � ,,� Ointing concessiont;, there will be Work which may need doing. I I News -Record. ,,, � , I .. , ,4 and the best that.can be expected in , , I � . , � � I , I �fu , oJent. terest taken to guarantee ,Possibly did work for a few days but 1. Adequate adverilsing in the lo- so early a stag . - , I 11 . ,� , 111, , In , e of the offensive, be- , I � . I Iq A Fortress of Protection at the present time lie Is at large. cat newspapers ; fore the German effort has reached , ;11_ ,, ,, ,, � ,.'4Ji'0,ecIded majority for the �bylaw. -1 I I , - I , � �, �, - q I I I , I .1 � AUTON10'alLING 2.1 Community loyalLy and commun its full development. For once, the , _ , � I- I.. I � 'Ib , - "On 'Monday next we will celebrate I �� :" � lf� ".. e to,,,%,n breaks faith with a con Ity propaganda that will reach every � I 11 I 11 I I � � : �, ", � , ". "'' ' oiiiirix that has so fully kept fat In our way, which is not the best, the Last Sunday autos were thick on . Germans are not favored by the ele-. 1 4 el � 11 �� 11 I '111 � . th with anniversary o? the Confederation. the good road to tbe south of town. resident of every locality. ments. The sky is overcast, the I I I I - I . 1. . I I " I I . Ittle".,town, we will brand ourselves as ambled along at about f1fteen It has been, found to be absolutely weather is unsettled, and, most Im- I , , , ,,� .'flev,pys c - 1. - There will be a general holiday, but Some true that districts wiliere the mer- portant, the wind is southwest. This ... , 1� I '' � ' " sbp In any encouragement .to on the whole the greater number of miles an hour and the occupants seem- hants use but spari,agry of the adver- is, a vital gain for the defence, for . � ' 41' � I � - '41 I , , - I . . I - . , " .1 ,�� ,., I � ,� , '' �, � ., . Industrial progress in the town, and our compatriots will go along as ed to be enjoying themselves, Others tising columns of the local newspapers, it makes it difficult, if not impos-. I., � . 1,� ,- , ,,�� - - �iL ,, , usual And will pever give a thought literally shot by as though "Bertha," and where there Is no healthy spirit of , , , , . - _ � rll:_,%�,��.f �,t�_��_I";#7 =__4ro I a S t _0 the meaning or the great event Was dendhig them On d trip to Paris. I .11, - I I 1. ,�,o ., -1=1r_ . 0 Alm- that� our recent- Board of sible, for the Germans to make ex- , - , ". I I I _��_, :11 � .�,. � � , , m,ovement meant nothing. of 1867 for their nationality. At the The drivers and their friends vvere local pride and patriotism and congen- , ." ,; � �- '. '�Vo' *' tensive use of gas, on which they us- , , ,to . 1-11-1, I L�,�.�ll'�,,,��..��,-;.-.-�-.4�-,: ' �, , -OkL -for Is only -wbat Is -at- last celebration the country was In a flattened back against ,.,is cushions by Jai comrmApity relat(ons, are the dIs- , I 1,1:. 11 ;,.:,-, ,, natty count. Cohesive action 'M out 1 , , , . "I L.; ". : _�M" td tricts where the big mail 9rder con- of the question when troops are MUZ- , '' , i 1: " , .'' ", �, , . turmoil and Parliament waa, studying the wind pressure and clouds of chok- . 1, 17"', , , , � .',�, '')Ma,dy being given, and is the minimum cerns of the distant cities *ork their zled for long hours with-maskS. Offi- * I '� - �';,.' , I I � _ : 1 " , ,� " � 11 1, a military Service bill, while the ad- Ing difst closed in behind them, mak- I , 1 4 . � , " I '' I..!, � "i -of- concessions' tbat could be made and vanced school of thought, whose mis- Ing it quite impossible to read thei greatest havoc to the community eco- cers cannot communicate orders. and � _. � 11, . t � ., "' ','� .:' ` I I �, nomic interests. each man is thrown on his own re- � I , I I �. I � . , -� � " , ,,�,,i� . ,00ve,o tbli� to conditional upon the in- sion it is to spoil everything and to numbers -a convenient "smoke screen A statement to this effect was sources. As a result, weight of num- I y .. ,* I I ''t - -011 t",'�-�,,�, � I -accident wttich effectumily some time ago in an address given be- . �0��,:It,`," 44stry rem�lulng as a go1bg concern, tiggravate every crisis, recommended in case of made � '.,�.;�:,!-%`A�,��,-jfl � ploying at least 50 hands in the ., I , I IV ,, ., its denunciations of the Union, would cover their get away. bers, which is always on(the side of �� I , I - 1 ., , i fore an advertising association im the the ixttacking army at the beginnin& - _ ,t,�, ''." �:,,.� " , 51 I " " I ��w�:,.;'�,. , , - , which they were pleased to call an He ave - � , � , 6 , I , `.,;� _;,_�.�', sent factory and at least 20 in the ,.Infamous snare." Thuse who were happened on six miles of thelDayfl � man .1 ., - I �"..�- , -4 . ' ft re are a few incidents which h United States by the aavertisin - becomes the deciding factor. 4 .Vre, old 1 ,,4 . .11 ,� . I ". . .1 I_ tir- �� ,� - I �, 4 '� I ".1, � �,;' to be erected. The town present at the birth of Confedera- Road quite'r6cently, and which crop- �� , � . �,tt,.,;.,,�,��,.;� -V,w , shop ager of the well known mail-order firm Another advantage which the Al- , ,,, I , of Sears -Roebuck, Chicago. This firm lies have had in this offensive is that �, 1. � , � � �� - ,�, � �' � �: . % I . _� �. ,�,,, �� ,,: jiiita �iiothlng to, lose and much to gain tion, and who have ll�ea under its re- ped up in casual, talk. What would . I I � I , , employs a larce staff of clerks to check + -1, Pi r9lyfflipir-91 f 9 I fooffli I Kpig 01PA � 01 Mo - - . . I . lie t I � . * 'a "a I im Newest Shoo Fashions ' "_ffl 191 'a - I , . . , ,: ,4%#. abori*44vitrtlaw. is the advice -0 . . I 14 . V"19 .... . I . �, I .1jtlJev6 It Is my�.Alghest duty to obey her laws, and to so Ilya 9 *9 From everywhere come report3 that the demand for Oxfords Pumps Have the kind I 'a and ainounts almost to a craze. a care I you 15uy, for the well -fitting ones are few. In their auto, heading for town when 01 'S The latest creations 'are here in white, black, mahogany kid leathers. They by best Footwear 1 . %%U, oetl%" ot arlloli% 01 and patent are made the manufacturers and will give a clinging, comfortable fit to all -a - who wear them. At a moderate price. her eltl*tnthip. I -9 'a . Tennis and Outing Shoes. for the boys and girls axe . now . - I " � ,�f'. 11 . ', ,� ., � 1-., 1-1; . �, . I . I �� I . *"V*b*4 *Ht UWW,0h Wally politite , . 1, �. *0 40**1 htkft ot 041 In stock. . % got far over on his right sIdt, the other driver rubbed hubs as he went FR , , , *04* ! - 4�. . , 2- . .1 I . 1001WIl" Lo*ty low. �'� 1110i a rttulaf -8 . I . I , REPAIRING . . 7 N . . % , I I � . . 1@*0.o00*!1t10!1'- I � - 0, - i I...--, .11- - _ Ld' " I � �.. � � 1.1.11 I I. - . 11 I I - I . 11 . -7- I 1� "I 11, 10 - , , , ,;, � . . � a � . a GEOn MaeVICAR-- � � I' WE! N?Pth Side of Scausipe GODERICH � I . . � r91 PJ ral I NJ 0"L M , � .1 . - I . , 111*1 ( * - . - � i � 1.111" . - , ;_ - . . . I � I - . i. I ,, , ,., �.. � I I .1 , \ , � I __ _� .- __1__1-1-. .. . It' , I �:,. :, � I - 11 I n;, zi, 11 - I � I , ., I , , 1, � " I : I 11 I � I , � � I , I , �� ; , I . � I . , , I I I � � � . �, � I 11 I . ", I I 1�. . ' .i . ,7:�,�.N know Perfectly well w1fat bone- an investigator find If lie probed for the aLLack was expec.ed ,r- - 11 . �� I I I � "I".'' �b ,,the passing of this bylaw. We I up on the advertising carried by local, it was delivered. I I � I "L � . y � It 'was considered , 11 0 1 .11 �11 . I . I � , I � , !� . i.ultiderstand It is only the lack of ma- fits the British North Amerled Act the whole truth ? newspapers throughout, the country, logical, even unavoiaable. that Von I I � . . I I 11 11 11 I .. has brought us. It was, in the first No. I On registration day a lady was - I I � � I I � I I .� �, ,U,rIW-'tbut prevents this cOmPa11Y place. the recognition of the political driving home in an open top buggy and to tabulate the gtrieral community Galiwitz's army; the only one not yet 1 4 : � . I .spirit existing. In o9mmunities that used in this year's Offensive, shpuld � I � : .. I 1�- �, �, L: , � I ;,,,' � ,�, � , �trom'golng Into the shipbuilding busi- rights in t4eir plenitude, of the and going In a southerly direction. are lax In these regores, the work Of be chosen to carry out these Oper- I I 1, 1 , I I . I _1 I � . 1. I of young Canadian people, .the consecra- When the man reached home he �., I , I '1� I I , I ifjtfi� as well as the construction flooding such dis�rlots with the mail gtions. 1. I �', L ,"', , tion of the principle of equality of found that the chier Tiad been to hig ," , I I , . : , 1�1 L, . " �., - M loo boilers and engines; and It Is order catalogues 'and other literature YOUR . TIRE - TROUBLE � I ��, 1, , '' . I , , This area, apart from Its bearing , I , I , , 11 .119 languages, both English and French, house and to the house of another begins, and says tho auvertising Ulan- an the German primary objective. I , I I � I I I � ,ao , 0 such - before Parliament, and the interpro- neighbor after having called at the . . I � . I � , , . ". . I F I :�i ,�, : M' large industry as thO ship ager referred to above, "We find that Paris, offers various subsidiary DOB- - - , - � I- � , , b�n:dino Industry which Will some day vincial tribunals, and tspecially the house from which the disturbance has we always secure more business In sibilitles,. all of which have value. . I , - , " I i i, � � I - I . -_ __ " -1 �w � , , 11 I 1 I I , 1 .� ik 'bre perfect independence of the pro- emanated. He then d,scovered ,he had those sections." den- , I A I I I 11 � . I �A .0,� Goderich . in than the com- ' There Is the prospect, first of wl Can now be brought to an I end by . I , -1 11 , - I . � . Inces In matters of wducation and no warrant, and by the time he re- . - I . I � 0 v D es this signify anything to the Ing the pocket in the Allied lide made I , ' ,� ) I I ; I I I 11:1 "I., I .�Varltjyely small I centre It Is now. T judicial administration. h,nOo Merchant ? I � I I I I I., , �., W., �, . �, Without turned the bird had flown, so the state by the M" offensive; second, of up- bringing your blow-out or rim -cut tires to , � I I I ,� 1�1 � %, I I . � � , I I , faloo oarry the 4ylaW now before*thO doubt, this act Is not perfect from a of tension still exists and women are I :1 � � , � The big mail otder houses make con- setting the Allies' communications to �;, �,�". I , � I I - I I I 1% " � I , ; � ,,, w4arty owners might mean a very French-Canadian point of view, and afraid to be In their couses alone after tinual war upon the local merchant in 'the ea.st and west, It 'the GermaM " I ' , , - I - � , , . I , ,. � � 1 1 � I " . � I I , . - . � ".1 - I I � �, salous dii,bot Injury to Goder-ich's those Who are not able to get beyond dark. I the litter's own territory. Surely It get near enough to Chalons land .. Johnston's, Gapage I � . I �,,, , � I , . I " . "I I i� �*Ospccto. as it surery Would mean a the domain of the ftsolute will at- The woman in the case returned to is time the home merchant was utiliz- Epernay; third, of occupying Rhelms, I I I ,� , . L, ways find difficulties In the way, but the house from whion she had been Ing n to put the shready invested on three sides; Kingston Str�et. . I I � � , 1'�,� L' AeiJoUb Injury indirectly, by making in taking Into consideration the diffi- driven by Iter "husband!' (Ood save , 11 .. 11 I . i, i � . , ": ," - ' the mark) ,and he told her that if she unscruplous enemy to rout, for the fourth, of slippressing the Rheims I ,* , , . � t�41fless e4terpr1ses look on Goderich oulty of creating 0 administrative sake of his business, his dignity and front, &constant menace to the Ger- I We are fully equipped for all tire -work. , I : I , I I , I � ' ng I , I ''I , ,� � ," ,not seriously Interested 4n its own organization capable of functioni came back he wouid kill her. Nice the community's prosperity. man army facing west from Chateau .,� - I � � It , arf% without too many clashes In a com- reading, isn't lt,, for Goderich citizens? I I Thlerry to Soissons, and, Afth of en- . N-,., . � �, � 11 , 'Wal plex community like our own, the Something must be done at once If it � 'k, . - � %, I I . - , . .1 I I has not been attended to before this TWEftV SWEP FOR EVERY veloping by an attack'towards Eper- . . .1 �J I I . I I ,At We Inaugural meeting of the now now regime has been a benefit, and I SOLDIER 11 nay and Chalons th4� troops resisting . . I '' I'll , fifty years of progress are the proof gets Into print, In order to preserve� In the forest and mountain of Rheims I 1, , Goo. Johnston . � I I dii�i4;. t 1, n A r Ir -A. h.f.i Some . M A A I I I I . A U - � of &no wisdorn of the azatesmen wrio, - i -ace - goo name of Mo LOwn, I � I I I � W, I "I . I I 111. I I I litno 40"the - this and to rescue the woman and her two Twenty sheep are reduired to pro- and to the north. � Q - . . � . . I "', . �i � �11 catalogue habit," as I ' t conceived and brgaght into being vide sufficient wool to keep one soldier ijow well the general dispositions I 11 I I .. � I I I I . � 1161911t be ealled. ibuying from mail great constitutionki achievement. children from the despair and ex- preparations were made is evi- -_ � / I I . l I L 4 I I � ;,I I I . � "From a French-Canadian and Cath- tremity of their present existence clothed. In Canada there are less than , ��'. I I I I , : , lcitdir:hauses, Instead of leaving out one point, of view, Confederation is a Goderich cannot afford to have'reas- 5% sheep' per soldier. Wool is at a dent from the slight, results gained I - . 11" 1:. . , . ti��Oy 'it, home with the 10 record prtce, as Is als6 mutton. The by the Germans. After heavy fight- . L I �,� I . Cal Mer- fortress of protection, There Is no on for the exercise 'of the extreme Ing out of Rheims on the botlefield . � . � � - � . I - .11- -- 1, �. I --11__-..._ � 4 of pto- es greater pro- %, - - ' ,:, " , � " 5ffliire It would' be ItdkeW-'k-bVt` halibli- th IW-Wo-rid"'W"Tie're out�-liui.;penalty. 'in wffr- ri-sing tide I �� I I 1.� 1:1 , � -10" - W local guage or our religion has been treated gress we must tackle the rough and duction of sheep and municipal co- of 1915, they mad(3 no imoression . : :,' I I 1, I lu,41rculatlon locally to create operation In controlling tile Menace whatever on the French. ,Only on 0 t� . I � - I . I � . � I I I I more generously. It would be a fault. dirty jobs in a progressive manner as - 1, .1 , , � � 11 I usln� was conceded to be a great their left did they succeed in cross I I 11 !� L I , 1) , i. to forget this and a crime to Interfere well as the smooth and clean ones. from dogs. Ing the Marne, between FOSSOY and I . I - ) - I - . I I --- . , - . � I .,: : .� Isiogs,66 to the business of the town, with a contract which guarantees our There is only one lecture fit for a man I �a precarious foot- . r I � , , I e � I I I I Dormans, getting . I . � .1 I It! , I . , � 11�4..Jhai .means to the Interests of present situatiom, It Is well that this who abuses his wife, and It Is de- 40.,eL Mir C3, 3M:X.&. Ing at one or two points on the South- !R!"" % ; , I I I . . i I 11 I �*ory propert� owner in town. nay to should be repeated to thp spap-box livered by a cat In the hand of a strong 11he Kind You 112vt Always Bought em bank. The greater part of their � I I I � Bom the I . . : I I r I L , orators "-L'Evenement. man who strikes twenty times on the ..... V I ? � I , 1. - i I property � . ffignature - gains, however, were retaken from I . . , , . ovoyon6 In town. whether bare flesh. I � Ci-eed of . 4e� �. I r L : � I ; . I � "4 them by the Americans. . . . O*Aer or not ; In fact to everyone in A Canadian She was on the left hand (east) side 11 � . . I I , 1, Re I as . ,� ', I L I � IlUrrounding country also, whose Mr. J. W. Hamilton, of St. Pauls, of the �road beetku, t w -...--...-. � - T*kphww ., I I L I � �_ �, . f. I 111. � 114 hiffin a gentleman who likkes �a deep than the other sld,. 8h, noticed the . &&Xenwl A)* iron I ; I I . I 11 . **Wet town Goderiph Is or should be. lnter�at In Canada, and holds highest horse, Which is a rather ner ormst" #? . I , . , At as up- v,0us ani- W''AR MEIAIS�L, RE , I 1� , ,, �, . L rs and act I , , I � thot knoeting a committee w hopes for the future of the Dominion, Mal, begin to prick up i:s ea A'S�A ____ - 9 �: hers = 4 ... r ,Olnted to invpstfgat�, the causes for .has interestc& the Daugh of the (is If an auto was coming from behind. . I � L s:. 1 '"ItiloVe V H-1 sli I I , � 1. �" _ I)ablV�.-but vM have Empire organization )It Calgary � I.. - cr . I . - - .. .. - - I _. . -1--1 � -t I I - I I , - . . ,�, ." _7 I _#Ji ,t - --- - Lft 'I R The ted, and Wa%L surprised _�.AZ . C31ZkR_ � r ., I - I _�,_ I- - - matter which, n tie jndgmetkt of the to see one some distance behind, com- G� � . . In lady look --- .1 I �, _ L r report on the matter . I I . I I 1, , L I I , L - L Xj6Lt hbarid, any I press, warTants the sympathy and sup- Ing at a good speed. She Immediately I 0NF, TEASPMNPUb- "I'l'"'I'll'',�� ,�,�,',: . ., I I L I I I 1, as.,Yat., Be tile eavags whatithel May. port of all Canadjans, Pulled the horse over to get on the I � , �� I .. .. 1. 'L I - 4; "' . I Itild $fiftts ot the t1w.cogue habit" in It Is Mr. HaMilton's Idea that the right side of the road, when the driver OP SIUOAD -i . I I , !'.��* 'L I . � I "%� M F-Arig . �_ I "I , � . I dIOS onto- prosperous communities children of Canad& should be taught In of the auto --a woman.,_01sregarding WAeTF,D ) I I . I I I � . . I' 1: 'L I 044, , Doint- Pe schools and the homes a national the rules of the road. drofe her Ma- - I '. l e 1 , 1 ,40 tba btWti'tfis "bone,yaWl tire I . 1. 't, I d , L r 11. creed, and the form which he suggests chine by on the wrong side. missing 55 IONS I � 1, , L 1.�,1� L , I . . 1� 0d',i0jj,,a4jklqly'In the article on this in iia follows �_ � I the horse and buggy by a miracle. ACH WASTCD PFA . . I L " " I VW offidit- ihiB heading of Community I believe In Almighty God. who � She had, not sounded her horn and . .1 L I , I I LTht mail overruleth all things for Ilia pur had evidently � DAY', " � r � . I , L, 1. I ea L- -d *-% - 11 I t order house Is - quite rest her head. � � -in,m"M a E I � !� r. I j��tt That w" narrow escape No. I. PM90N I 11 Whb', Is Sp I O." - I..,. �? ln� I �ilr ,6L to the advant&M of Poll"- .1� .,. � , , L, ' I believe In and reverene this No. 2, A man and his wife were rp- . 1r1*CANADA .11 !, - -: - - .11 sod,, ikes mute th4t his . .1 _ .1 I ; , I ��; . i �. . M * great Dominion her tove of j?berty, turning from town In & buggy, and the I � , I . . . , �' . r 0AY t, I �, I � � �:� , , - tho6tIg"Mout reaches you. The local and In her dAtiny as one of the lady was driving. Just how It hap- EVr.(Z - � WHEN You answer the telphotie by ,�, .,..,*" I - � i I *00b"t lia '4SUtIly not 11tairly So per' world's greatest ft" nations. pored nobody quite knew, but one of I _ 1 7 , 1 4 1 1 1 L. , . I I � I ihan A, I hii�A Ut % IAA�1& # his h h I .* -1 419U-111 I I ...L 11 . 1, I "I J, �". I I . � 11 �'. I . � �,,#*,Wt 0 saytruaJot it a mall Ord I I I . . . I I , 44& I 4", 0,48 accoulat IOM toueb 110%* 4. C5 � government, In her respect for law ttomy W - 9 -as Stripped of Spokes and thb auto stopped quickly, I , I t - t I � . * . . � I I I � ,' . ,,? OOJ64J� tfi*t ,Ohoilld be his. Advtr- * I . . . and order, a "rvide- of which I will be a part And which 14111 do the occupants running back to give assistance and to settle ion the spot for . 11 � :.. �.. I , . . , ,: ,4%#. abori*44vitrtlaw. is the advice my best to kop pure. the datnW. That was narrow escape I 14 . V"19 .... 1 1 L9 �- fo %C - � " - - *t'U&)V#lW�,0t'th(# oouimvulty LOT- . , I .1jtlJev6 It Is my�.Alghest duty to obey her laws, and to so Ilya No. 2� No. 3. A man and his family were I � . .1 �' � lj, o� *)W ,*r", Ah!* W0,X to the Wood - .. ' " daJY a 0610 0d Upright, life In their auto, heading for town when 1, � 4' ... 1 . %%U, oetl%" ot arlloli% thlally tn*�' be AlWayA ,�wdrtliV of another auto hogged the road, aud, I 1 .�4 4 .z**rah"t, 1 . � I . . v6solt '14 06p#ttA .b* overts and is her eltl*tnthip. I ilftite the family man's endeavor to I " � ,�f'. 11 . ', ,� ., � 1-., 1-1; . �, . I . I �� I . *"V*b*4 *Ht UWW,0h Wally politite , . 1, �. *0 40**1 htkft ot 041 I belitvo irk out traptro, one Plato 'Ont Ctovv -A, and golembly tf- got far over on his right sIdt, the other driver rubbed hubs as he went , I '.."o ,'I ,," ,I I I *1 I I I , *04* ! - 4�. . , 2- . .1 I . 1001WIl" Lo*ty low. �'� 1110i a rttulaf I AM My alleglai�to '14 but, colikAl- , tutida ind to my tou,4try to" by' The family man w4tched the other tar as It Droe"ded shead him I �. �1. I 11 � .. . . % , I I � . . 1@*0.o00*!1t10!1'- I � - 0, - i I...--, .11- - _ Ld' " I � �.. � � 1.1.11 I I. - . 11 I I - I . 11 . -7- I 1� "I 11, 10 - , , , ,;, � . . � of - -.-- __, %, , , � 11 1111 11 I 11 - I 0 � - I----,--- I I "Cly 9 V, .a o e senm or I -11 � � �! . 11 �. . � ,� time -wasting questions must ensuel I �J _AIIIIL�., - � . 11 . ............ �egnpg 'All, ' 41 -Hello?" Hellol" #'Is that you Jack?," . 0 .. ,. � � I I" . � , I I )MO AT "Yes, whd+ that speaking?" "This is 0011"', I ; : "I - I � i . - I W" av P E: R L 5. 11 I �0 . 11 � , _.", . I THIS EQUALS -0h. hello ffill"-and ' ' it 9pess 11 I . . I I , � . � S I 4 ' ' , I . - I 3A,nit, � t Why not ariswer at once by saying , . . .... � 1". 1, ; ':,' 1 11 WPM - � � . I , I �. , - m " --11 - ... - - .. I .1 .. 1 I � -1111. I I " Mr. Watson spiaking," or '' 0. " . , I ��, - �.. ,:1 ,. � . - I I . .I � -Mr. Watson of Smith & Co. $Pea". it , � " I 1. . . - . � �. .. � � ' 1 I 4, I I 1, io I . - __ I I . . . I 11 i I I . I I 11, I I � . , .1 I . � I . 1-W 1"'.1 Ic � I . ", wj_ lot& " -.10 19 IN ___Ift�� -1 I � I - __1 "O I P"", - - . I q Save tinle by ,answtrhia tit oace, wit y.mv' �� I I . . ii. 1. . A 0 . , . . I . P I I � 4'...'' tic, ..". . , 1, , 0 I d I W , � �� ,46ft � " 0 . 1,-.- I 161�11_ -'-. -, I . . � . � . 6 . . I ,,, ! � I i, , , - nune. 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