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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1918-08-30, Page 5Augmt 3*, IVA, EjGODERICIA BRANCH, F, WOOLLCOMBE, KA LA:D1ES-` COLLAG-E (C—da's RatlovAll RoddleAW SOMI foc Pokh) rnvr� TVWVV %Fin AIM ON SEPTEMBER SIX-fEiWTR, NMETEEN HUNDRED A"— EIG�=E-N rough courses in Muiic, Art, Oratory, High School, Business College, Domestic Science and Superior Physical Training a3 For It s, address: P. 1. Warner, M.A., D.D., Wesident, % Thomas, Out. t WATER AND LIGHT A tee with hose connections on each flat wiluld be a great benefit In case A Rebate of $468 Allowed the Town elf of fire and would, In all probabilit�, Cost of Sprinkling reduce the insurance rate. A copy of this report -was sent to Air. Bedford. The regular meeting of the water A letter was received from the secre- and light commission was held on tary of the Hospital Board asking for Thursday evening of last week. the Installation of a larger service pipe A list of arrears of water services t(l the hospital. The matter was re - ,%Vas submitted and it was decided that ferred to the engineer to report, Nvith accounts for all arrears of water rates Power to install a 1 -inch pipe if the as on August IHI be rendered, together service is enlarged so as to get the With a form showing the amendments benefit. to the bylaw governing times of pay- The new Hydro store is costing s ment, etc., 2.000 such forms to be print- thing for fixing up. Tenders for paint - i A 4 ­iV­1 V ­ T t 19 W) I 1 0, fR- _84 FA_ pickling Season, fs Hepe I All kinds Pure Spic� A, for Mkles and Qats1l'i), X also. Parke's Pickle Mixture, 25.0 il Parke's Catsup Flavor, 254 I James A. Campbellli%A Phm. B. Phone 90 GODERICH, ONT, W. F- 311CCONNELL 4 "Huon's Golden Cate" In memory of dear father, who died Ai g.:� - I! ..?AU4_1_l1i4__aLqo._dear__1ittl . _ - - v�ho died Aug. 31st, 1914. Joseph Murra�_.KlIlP-t,,I1 St, returned - to her liville hu'l. \N ­'k I Mr. Arthur Qud_furiiwrt,� in Mebanki here. and his lit-ther are passengers' On the StPAIller Mari,k.i �\ljjch wag III' Port Saturday' 411-1 "111,1d , \, and Mr. Quit took the oplmrtllnit� to see many frientizi tivre. Rev. Mr. ,:i,l MeNtNin, of Edniontmi, iii, gw,l., it the rest- donce of Mr. and Mr, .1tunes Yates, Mrs. Mv\'­Jn beitig . niece of Mrs.1 r Store Hours: 8 a.m. to 6 pm., Saturday 10 pm, Preliminary Showing of the Now Fall Coats We are simply de- lighted with the way th-e -New--Fall Coats have opened up and we are sure you will be, equally enthusas- tic when you see them. The stvies S poirliffils 10jovim � Yates'. Mr. McNv\ in ior-aviied at North Street 'Methodist churcli. Sunday even- ing last. are so attractive and the prices are - reason- in Gooderich N\i%h twiti ory 1111 needed blessing Ili tio-il e. 'daughter, Mr. D. MeMurvhy [,-ft for King, Ter- able. rates, amounting to $71, against the that of Mr- A Snazel, was accepted. -David Brown. property corner Square An offer to cover the floor with line- - I)o not ask us Ir we miss him. Oh. onto� on 'Xei hit- lit), l�� Kitend, the fun- yard wide, $1.69 per yard. special values much under present day and Montreal street, was referred to Ieum was laid over. Tlien,�&Mr. Jeffrev the solicitor., was engaged by the enginger for the eral Of Ili., hnitlio-r, Neil, who died Tuesdav, afterrio­n. The funeral took An Early Inspection, is Invited. in Black, Blue, Burgundy, place psterdii� 1,11tir,olay) to King He has gone to brighter regions, Mrs. Ilyde \\as born ju (loderich and yaid wide $2..A5 per yard. cernofter�. Uvvei(,­I \\,,, tifty-nine years solicitor enclosing cheque, on account hits been doing the mleter reading. of of water rates due. by The commission, however, don't want Free from every grief and care; We shall meet him agaiq in heaven, is the daughter (if (lie late James of age. Mrlo. Peter \V�he and \Ii,,s Wylie left Exceptional Values In Black Bilks Sepges Fop Fall Suits ape Correct Wednesday na, where they wear very special $:z.So, $3.Oo and 0 $138, deducting $44.65 from his addition to the staff and. oil the account, being the amount charged him Mayor's motion, no extra help is to) be will veiide for thr runivo. Miss Wy- lie purposes llkilkillK �l Irip West for a We are slio special wing some Serges hold first-�place as the most shoR titne, h, taking up her permanent resid.-Ilve In Toronto. I By values in Black Silks which are great - oly in demand for Dresses and Skirts. popular materials for Fall Suits and ed. Mw. 1'.j- b ­ I J_ The question of -arrears of water Ing -T�om $45 to $75, anti the $45 tender, \14,, VINTON TREMBLW ' in Gooderich N\i%h twiti ory 1111 needed blessing Ili tio-il e. 'daughter, Black Taffeta Silk, full Dresses, We are showing some very rates, amounting to $71, against the that of Mr- A Snazel, was accepted. -David Brown. property corner Square An offer to cover the floor with line- - I)o not ask us Ir we miss him. Oh. Mrs. Edward Hyd,, and Vesta. (if Ilamilt(m, arri\ed In town yard wide, $1.69 per yard. special values much under present day and Montreal street, was referred to Ieum was laid over. Tlien,�&Mr. Jeffrev the solicitor., was engaged by the enginger for the It's such a vacant place ; Oft in rancy we hear the footsteps, Or We see his smiling face. one day last \\oek to, \isit their rela- tives here and lit 0-1hot-rie township. Black Taffeta Silk. Super quality, in Black, Blue, Burgundy, A letter was received from the to�vn carpenter work at the store and Aso He has gone to brighter regions, Mrs. Ilyde \\as born ju (loderich and yaid wide $2..A5 per yard. prices solicitor enclosing cheque, on account hits been doing the mleter reading. of of water rates due. by The commission, however, don't want Free from every grief and care; We shall meet him agaiq in heaven, is the daughter (if (lie late James Black Ducliess Silks for dressed Nigger, Green, Taupe etc., 50 to 54 arrears Mr. Rumball, Mr. Rumball paid him to be looked upon as a permanent And there will be no parting there, Angels guide Au, darling boy, Watson, \\hij earrivil in R bakery for years on Mmitreal �4t , now the rest - wear very special $:z.So, $3.Oo and inches wide, at $1.75, $2.25, $2.75, $138, deducting $44.65 from his addition to the staff and. oil the account, being the amount charged him Mayor's motion, no extra help is to) be May your harp ring loud and clear, Leaving notes or love nehind you denee of siono ta iii, large family. $3.so per yard. $2.95 and $3.50 per yard. for that portion of the year prior to engaged without the matter coming up before the commission To the ones Who love you deal,. FAMILY. (Ainton Nvv�s-llvvord : Mr. G. J. Wallis returned Sunda� from a trip to The New Silk Waists Have Arrived the fire, which he asked to be remitted. Payment of the balance of Ahe ac- A rebate of $468 was allowed the. dDunt will be Insisted on., town off the cost of.water for street residence of.Dr. and Mrs. Stra�_9_ New Bruns\\ich, v%hillier he went with a cat' (if hoirse., it \�wok m- so previously, An appl(cation for water service to sprinkling, on account of the use of I' Mrs. W. Horton and Miss Ball have and lie left again Tnosday for Rose- Mr. J. H. McClinton's lot on Cambridge tarvia. The matter of arreArs of water, rates returned to town after a month's holi- day. town, Sask., to as.,isl lit taking off his harvest. i'lie man i,.rt it% charge of his We mention two Special Values at $3.50 and $4.50 street was granted. A letter from Mr. Killoran of Proud- against the North American Chvnfi(�Rl Go. was brought up and the 0impany Miss Lizzie salkeld is visiting her cousin, Mr. John Hunter, Col . borne farni reported th- -,ats and wheat as fairly good but the tlax in the woest is Style 403. Extra quality Habutai Style 82o. Rich quality Silk foot, Killoran & Cooke, claimed $4125 for Mr. W. H. Bullard, late of the sj�ff is to be asked to pay cash for the being Township, reported it,-, ahno,,t it complete failure the excessko,�. heat ha\ing ruined it. Silk, large hernstitched sailor collar Crepe de Chiue. Hemstitched sailor here and now of Seaforth, this being water at present consumed, the matter of arrears being left to be set- Miss Emma Blair, of Pickford, Mich., . Brussels Post : This week Allan. collar, also bemstitchiug on front proportion of his increase of salary from March 3rd to June 13th, the form- tied by the liquidator, is visiting her brother, W. J. Blair, Wolf St. second son or fiarrisl--r (.. F. and Mrs. and bemstitched in front and cuffs. and sl -eves and neatly embroidered er date being the date when the other town increase PEOPLE WE KNOW Mrs. H. P. Glarihue and children, of Blair, Ileginii, f,winvily of Brussels, v%as a visitor in I..N%vl for a short time.. Colors wbite, maize and pink. Very front. Colors white, maize, pink, flesh. employees were given an and Mr. Bullard claimed the increase Calgary, AII)erta, are spending a month in Toronto.. H"e bad hven atten,ling a Boys' Confer- special value $3-50. All sizes only $4.50 each - 3S to 44, given him In June was to be retro- Miss Mary Tait left this week for a Mrs, Roy Francis, of �Munro, spent ence at orillia, in connection with Y. M. C. A. Nvork, It is 14 years since H!o!ryAkses" Celebrated English Hoppockses' English Flannelette ar,tive from that dase. visit in Toronto. the week-ei)d with Miss Isabel Mathe,- No action was taken by the com- Mrs. A. J. Paltridge left this week son, of town. Allan left BrusseL, eq)e-nding 7 years in Ooderich before goirig West. His el- mission on this matter. for a visit in Toronto. F,,ngineer Kelly submitted a repor on kd- Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Johnstmi are Miss Adah Gobsell has returned to Preston otter spending her holidays der brother, Wilfred, both boys being born in Brosel,. is doing duty in Cotton at Old Prices the poor water pressure in the spending a few days in Coliingwood. at her home htere., France as H soldier of the King, A Horrockses' English Flaunelettes ford Hotel. in which he said that the $-4 inch service pipe was no% oonnected Miss Norma Johnston left *%Ionday '�oronto. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Reid and daught- brief visit was a],,(, inade to Goderich. 'Wm. Horrockses English Cotton, free in'. extra good pyjama and nightshirt and the 2 -inch pipe was connected to morning to visit relatives in er, Elva, left thdis week for their home 3-4 inch to the Miss M. R. MaeVicar is in Briaoklyn., N. Y. Mr. Camphells whole family of nitiv have bi,-n in town the past from dressing, full yard wide, vin light, patterns. Full inches wide, 35C a pipe serve all parts of attending the ' hotel. The flrst floor should be eon- millinery openings in Toronto thil� Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Runciman of w"k. Mr, and Mrs. Fred,Eag%., and three rif Kamilton, tived medium and heavy weigbts, at 3oc 36 per nected to the 3-4 inch service and a week. 2 -inch run from the present 2- 'Symonds Stratford, are visiting at the resid;nce Mr. clotildren, on Thoi%wlar� nwht of last week. Mr. and 35C per yard. yard. pipe Mrs and son, Master Billy, inch service up through the building, and Nir�. Symond's mother. Mrs. Doug- of Robert Andrews. Misses DGnna and Norma Stevens, of Eagle retumed horoe this week but Today's price is 45c and 5oc per Only 6 pieces in the lot. Today's using long bends Instead of 41bows. las, of, Tdvollto, are visiting at the Clinton, svmt the past week with their %Irs� p,,1.1p aod children will remain jb� Sint . c little longer. Miss Minnie yard. price is Soc per yard. cousin. Mies Lilian Wallis. - Oampbell is horne from Kingston, Mrs. Ernest Colborne left Wednes- day afternoon to visit at the home of �wherp stio, was taking a special course, and leaves (in Monday for her school 'Phone and Mail Orders a Specialty. & her parents in Toronto. in Sarnia. And Nliss Annie Campbell Mr. Robert Johnston, Bayfleld Road, Is honie from Toronto, where she has FPhone is In Toronto this wc hek on business a position in the Parliament buildings. and is also taking InIte fair, Rev. aBd Mrs. Ferguson and family, BRIEF TOWN TOPICS 'Phone 56 MILLAR'S SCOTCH STORE 'Phone56 56 of London, are guests at the residence The Ladies' Aid Socle�ty or Victoria of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Girvin. Street Methodist church 'picnicked at Mrs. Taylor (formerly Miss Nellie Harbor Park on Thursday evening of G&A,LapAkhead" Salkeld) -is visiting her mother. Mm John Sadkeld and otner relatives Ui the last week. Come to t1w S� 0. S. Rally next Intense, we need to increase our efforts vicinity. Thursday w,--iong in the Temperance Rev, Dr. Rutledge, Mrs. Rutledge, their HOA GOdOrivh, and see the boys and to provide supplies for the qick, tilt, daughter-in-law, Mrs. Shillington, and little son left Tuesday for South Bendl, girl- get their badges. As the. lirst Monday in September Is wounded and the prisoners of v%ar. We must not slacken lit our when the nPed is so great. Tito, priee ties Wear -Our Good Sh-01esf. Dunlop Tires--a"Tractionf," Indiana. His Worship Mayor Wigle was in To- Labor Day, the tied Cross collectors are reqw-stool to bring In their money of yarn and of other material u ---d hits ronto this week. Mr. L, L. Knor, town W the roone, on September 9th. increase(] Pnorniously. s4i that ninre "Special "—reprewnt doing clerk, also Is spending a few days In the city. Oil Tm­Lo wtening the Epworth Leaguo 4,r N(irth Street Methodist ey is needed to Purchase tilt! sallic mon. amount Of sUPPlies. Inerpas-, subscription -A flit-; N r 'feel Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Fitzgerald, Of chureh ho -lit it coorn roast on the beach ymir if possible. Many vould do a litlb� Irt- land satisfied that Peterboro, are spending a couple of beyond f1w north. breakwater and had It""' ter than they ha\v dmw arld 4--r) 1lItl-- Y'ou -are well dressed 'to best what other tires MAy weeks at the home of Mrs. Fitzgerald'-; parents. Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Blair, Wolf a 90011 The ii,,iwral Brough ttil-room will helps. A .%iird h, Ih­­ \\I,,, ir- 11,-t a nod comfortable. St. re-fipen (.it -�atiirday, Sept. 7tb, after tribuling If ymi Ila- n --I h-- -II ... I have been to do"wel.l. NIJs Beatrice Wells returned Mon- day to London after spending her va- ha%iii* 1)­ij for the month of A091"t t1loon t" olb4cribe. l"I if, ktl"\\ 11141 .1 colli-cl(w \\ill vall llm)'l Ilo h-1 We have Instock a bying the home her the Croo�� iw the r -w reyivrt. very complete line of cation at, of parents, Mr. and Ars. Chas, A. Wells. Bayfleld Kvvp \�-or (in young people frf)jij mj'r t,,%Nri %�ho attend the Clinton Mani-, �wirs, 1r: it 1� �­11' \\ of' - \\' 11 . the latest In High Cut Road. Schwd --f 4 ',-000l-rce this fall. They're R14 our, If N101 fl, It- 11'. th, �\ h \ Thoe Mao' Footwear at Popular The Mae Masters of the Road" �Ghas. Mrs, S. Atkinson, of Hagersville, is oil a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. BIwilstimp, g0j][19 I" Maki, g(iod. 2-t Grmw t,, Ih-- S. 0. S. Rally next 1711011�0� rov-,n�lijf,r sh'itild N-ol vo rr"'. �Nhllv "tlwr� b"ll, th'. hilrd.'n I Ili) a, �..il f. # Wkf D001 A Prices. W bo. 099"t I West St. On her re- Thwirsda� .,­ning In the Tempera r Own -iho will be accompanied by her flail, 64.P-rwh, and see the boys badges. and lit v, twl) tl,,, 1-.N. rmiw li�.rnv (:fill, in. Be Convinced Inother. Mrs. A. Co. Galloway; of Baltimore, girk R-1 Owir Thp F11T11I 4,Iiih, a children's club of 41.1 \­ir bit,ji,i Iwil, oialiv nii�a wio.r A�95 Md., returns to her home this week whirh Tom, (,olt is president and Edna i()Il, �, it' ,f \10t,W), arld that \\'- By having us show )ou. I after spf,.nding a month at the home of Hunt lr(-.i,iirer has donated $2.70, the ha,,, t;rwit,-r G(mbrwh 1", Ili,- o"ll.whir. oil, ;.11,1 W., DUNLOP TIR E S her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A. we" s� Bayfleld Road. prorvf,d- ��i i oiinoert given on Wednps- (Jay Ilight. t,, f1w lied Gross. tit 11 f''r IlwIll'.1. I.- t it r in wir lifib- t;, -k, ­hls ;,Iill I S HARMAN, THE SHOE MAN Miss Marie Cash, of Peterboro, who mv hik,r- ;ir,, Joining the list of ar-- �Iill li.mitm-ring Ili-- Ilm 1, 'Phone -1158 spent her holidays with her grand- thwsv \\J�-. h- tousiness for cash, and 1011il-JI `�, nother. Mrs. Cash, and aunt, Mrs. annolino­ Ifi.il on and after Sept. i6th next, all bakvry goods. will be sold only Tp -a, �'r Be loyal, spend your money at home. — foro,,i�h. Il- IllyVe "Ing made necel- %ary to\ Ili,, fart that flour, yeast, salt, ADVERTISE IN THE STAR fat, nialf , \Irirt and sugar now have t() tp, ii,moo for cash. MODEE'T11EATHE Nfr, Nlwilizmnpry, Keays St., who has been r,,roirwd to her bed for twelve yearq an,l -11- has not eaten any solid -.Goldwvn %I presents MAE-MARSH food' Ili. t hroead� for seven'years, has, hh\\, r. twen able to do her "bit" o I,,, war problem, for she hag knitt.,d �inrp the war began one hundr­1 and w,venty-alx pairs of socks for th'r ,.I,Iif,r boys. Day by day she pati,qw.� \x,,rk.4 away, and no doubt with it is w -rig up the constant prayer IN in The Dark that it,(, I., -rd -111 not only bless the %Ni,ar, r .f the socke she to knitting, bill di,n for Iho just cause for whieh tip.., t)(,N4 are so nobly fighting for. Maintains its reputation for dependable quality. Par. ticular men demand it. Reliable dealers everywhere 3 for 25 sell Bachelor cigars. -Face the RED CROSS APPEAL A fast moving drama of thrills and anspense. The story of the girl who knew things detectives couldn't even guess at.—By IUVIN S. COBB. Monday and Tuesday, September 2nd and 3rd AdMISI11110h 200; Childreng 15c 1111 111 '1 '1 "", T,. itizens of Goderich.-We h a%.. , 10 c(;mpleted our third year (of ward e-Il-'rLions slid Wish to thank br)i f, - �rifriniitors )ad collection for h P,, ­ nerosity and loyalty. the. tolftl %%ard :.-ilectjoniii for this year ammint- ',,I t jr?.STI f3. 01 WhICh nearly onp- tjljj,� qrnp from R, Patriek's ward Th Is - -flirhtly below Wat year's toial .41"1 ­j"olbly Je6if than thin amnitnt r 1 11 r -t year, 111 ��_ �Ip t - ' ;lmr In Franot, rrroroxv,, ­rp P I I j 401 "The Natiosud Smoke" WMOIN-so Maintains its reputation for dependable quality. Par. ticular men demand it. Reliable dealers everywhere 3 for 25 sell Bachelor cigars. x R ANDREWW &0 I j 401