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perfectly even thread, firm weave and coat*, suits or dcea40il. l fnxptflt fifes Iltillrsirll@alltlelt anal: 1*110 At k
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Yard wide• hest quality, in navy, green, lit rgttuprlcipalittes throughout the •,eru-
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Brusselette a7 E 'i,-JL'>mce 1 to: atugat the present
'rat -to thu d to the A1,"10pallues: by,
Dresses Reversible Rags increasgng. and reduc* Chip" rate
ticava in force, tinRually. ttY oAe: fJ<fth
Mitgni6cent selection of women's and 2 x 3 yards, $10.00 Vart of t'h+e 41f(0ro'neo 'hotiveeu tllo
misses' bummer Gowns, in silks, voites, 3 x 31 yards, $19.00 'pent rated slid the adopted Mitorttl,
Bate (say $I" per h. I?.l, so that a
ginghams, georgettea. in every desirable 3 x 4 yards, $20.00 4000101* Ql juslment paav be effected
color. Prices have been fixed at very at- +durPis9 a p9riod of Ave years,.
tractive $gures, and styles are very new. Llnoleums 4 -tee rgxinslai' . 'Leglslxtnre to
Sisk Dresses range opt at,progre5stve lrolfey for the do-
ve,,4pmtdtt. of the water -powers, of the
$17v- $20 $25P $28 pattern wise, loiBritish make, in splendid Province as fast as it is necessary,tq
f patterns and colorings, with heavy canvas meet the requirements of the
back. At per square yard.,.... $1 and is found: ]srtetfcal so to do --,people but
Floor Rugs ...........................••••. ....... •vo - confining the. elCte11310115 within the
Ifmits whicli admit of power being -¢e -
Tapestry Rubs, heavy pile, British make. Women's Coats ore;f8 n without the necessity of In-
steal§ing'tt►e *citral rate beyond that
Good choice of patterns and colorings. fixed upon.
Reduction prices in all Summar and Spring 5 -That the Hydro -Electric, manage -
3 x 3 yards, $ iH.00 Coats, tweeds, coverts, etc. Now ea.e n�ent sell power to municipalities on -
3 x 3J yards, $25.00 :v, and that these be required to dis-
3 x 4 yards, $2k 00 $16.00 to $25.00 tribute to users to accoraiance with
oheralrules and regulations laid
sown by the Provincial Government
67 -That. in order to lln and adapt a
amtable policy, -rules and regulations
W • ACH
F,-.SON
a ��
for the System
of the ossible
SO N Electric System that as far as possible
'shall be free from unnecessary com-
pfleations and technicalitles, and be
fair qnd practical,.,and best suited to
r meet the requirements of the Province
and the needs of the people, men hav-
ing experience and a knowledge or
• I for sonde time, but I've taken these did not prevent plaintiff from enter- municipal administration be brought
Lbe 0obalch %tar- old ones to the cobbler and am making Ing on the premises, % Vanstone for Into consultation in forming any pot
T,• ep6saa ran 71. them do, 'whereas If boots were a ren- plaintiff. J. E. Terhune for defendant. ley and rules and regulations that mai*
-- sonable price I would certainly have Judgment In terms of ponsen£ minutes, be put in force for this. purpose.
THURSDAY, MAY :.rh, 1920. bought a new pair before this. High Defendant agrees to pay the plaintiff7-That the Government appoint a
T (price, undoubtedly tend to restrain $kill in full of his• claim and costs.' permanent Provjnelat Hydro -Electric
the demagd far commodities. Tllier f1n- Defendant to keep the timber in quer.Commission of three members to ad-
EbrrOMAL COMMENT ancial volume of trade is enormous, tion.• minister the affairs along the lines a
but the actual quantity of goods sold Stewart et al. vs. Bell et al. -An ac- a general policy laid down by the Pro,
An latercAing th cu,, -ion is rai.rd is prik)abiy ►forks than when things tion by James G Stewart and Arthur xincial Government. One member of
by a writer in Toronto Star Weekly as yv,-re ,heap. It is a fallacy hard to J. ,Irwin executors under the will of the Commission, possibly the Chair -
to whether high pricey are a ytlmulur kill drat high prices mean prosperity the late David Bell, of Wingham, mu- m, a,might well be a man of financial
They do for a few but not for many.' sic dealer, who died July 4, 1919, to 'ability, one to take special interest in.
to production or the reNvrse, and the-.----.� have will of June 30th, 1919, probated. the development and engineering feat,'
conclusion seerus 1„ Iw reached that SUPREME COURT The defendant, Emma Jane Bell, wli fires of the wort:, and one who is spe-
low prices v+ould he a greater stimu. - dow of the deceased, who was also chilly fitted to look, after the general
-f A summary of the actions disposed named executrix of the will, filed a needs of the people and of the munlei-
lus than high. c,varuK to the necessity p caveat agal t the
of at the non -jury Supreme Court sit- Brant Of Probate, Palitles, and, in conjunction vvih th>3
that would be laid up -in workers of alleging the the will was made at a others, devote himself particularly to
tinge In l:uderiel► recently by the
producing more In order to u►ake ends Hon. Sir: Justice Sutherland follows- time when the deceased was without the question of extbnsions and distri
meet. It certainly seems to be a fact Gerry vs The Northern Lite Assur- testamentary capacity and that she bution.
that the time utien price, and wages once Co., an action to recover amount believes the deceased was procured to g --That it is suggested that the de -
of life, insurance policy on the life of make the will by undue influence and plopment of the Hydro -Radial Sys-
r►re high is the tdme vvhcn strikes are one Frank Stewart Gerr}, who ayes fraud. She claims that a will made tems be carried on -if at all -with doe
numerous and the suggested explana- killed In artivn in b'rance Aug. filth, Juno 4th, 1915, was heirhusbands true regard to the Interest of the whole
last will and testament. The other province, and without undue' •consid-
tlon has been' made thtvlt men have 1918. The plaintiff is Noble F. Gerry, defendants are the other beneficiaries craft,, or preference•, bei
been receiving such high wages that hardware merchant of Brussels. The of the will. Dudley Holmes for plain- n8 given to
they aro well enough off t, be able to question of the extra war premium tiff. R. Vanstone, Proudfoot, Killoran any particular section or diunlelpality.
figured in this ease. W. NI, Sinclair 4. Cooke, and R. C. Hays, for defend-)
afford to remain idle in the hop0. of for plaintiff. 31� (3. Cameron for de- anis. Judgment in terms of consent
obtaining still more. 9i►e writer [n tendanLs, Action settled out of court. minutes agreeing to division of the l Alilitary Cross was presented to the
Brown vs ,1liddtetorr-Au action to property. parents of the late- Lieut R,0 l2tnd..A1
,:--.., Y.. .
the Toronto Star Weekly eiombats file lin Watter, of Colborne, killed In ac -
theory that the love of money is tho (Rectify conveyance. J. R. Carling for COLORS DIxPOSITED tion at the hath' of Arraoi• Major
Plaintiff. Will. Proudfoot for defend- Lawless read the citation, which vvAS
strongest stimulant to endeavor. ants. The conveyance apparently had Truitt Atemorial Church. Exeter Re- as follows -
"With a fen," tie says, "it undoubt- certain omissions In the way It vvas eet>ies Regimental Colors of 161st "Lieut. Royland Altin Walter, 49th
edly is true that the accumulation of drawn up which left it not sufiloiently entl Co Ba t• Can. Inf. Alberta Reglme,t
wealth is a passion. But the great definite. His Lordship declared that T __ "For conspicuous gallantry and de -
needs of mankind are not actuated by the conveyance from the late Matilda votion 'to duty during, •/ife operations
It to an extreme extent The Simple Middleton and Jane Myrtle Nayter The -colors of the 161st Overseas Wats east of Arras trot, 26th .to .29th Aug.
pleasure of achievement is a much dated the 24th day 67 Feb., 1911, to R. talion, C. E. F., werw deposited with 1818. When the company commander
higher and stronger motive with D. Hayter, intended to convey the lmpr&slue ceremony ,n 3f04daVi bf
had becomb
many..; Edison, the Inventor, for ex- southerly one-third of lot 7 in the 21st 24th. in Trivitt Memorial Church, Exe-ft ualues second
hen took f�eo0i mmand of he
l g P I►- ter. Major Dunlop a p company and handled' his men with:
„aq►p e. The joy of product, some• concession of the township of Ste P nd Capts. Hether-
thing beautiful actuates the artist, the hen, and directed that salt) conveyance MOM Sturdy and Rundle from Gode- skill and Judgment. When ,the Com -
poet, the musician. Service is a be rectified to conform o such de- .rich were In attendance. Gen. H. A.I pant' was held up by the heavy ma -
stronger motive than money with the clarati,n, Pane.t. G. O. C. of Military District No. I chine -gun and shell fire he personally
minister, the missionary, and the dos- 1; Major W. T. Lawless, A. A. G., of Trench vs Burcla[tl and Burchill vs / reconnoitered the ground, `being Olin -
tor. Such .men do not work for mon- Trench were two suits arising over London; and U. -Col. H. B- Combe, Lt: tinuajly in the open In doll* so and
ey. Nor does the average man with a dealings in certain property In Brus- Col- H. T. Rance, L"ol. J. W. Shaw,�.l,y ilia energy, courage and iWtlative
1, r.
family. He will work hard for the no- eels. Soto$ lots in Saskatoon were in- �Jn ; D. icy ggarL; major W. a.. placed his- company in a position from
ees_gities and comforts, of life. and to cluded in the deal but these proved to Ia"'aII Rep' Capt. S. E. I&Xeg t. which they were able to Continue sand
Provide means to educate his children, be of very small marketable value ley- M G. tart: all present. advance:'„
but when that is accompltshC4 he it otnpared lti' % the suppofiCd value. Ge'Vo Hetheringtoa;r Ai. Q. carried Lieut, Walter was killed shortly of.
very willing to ease" off and not work Cissaltsfaetton taftd f!PArran*ettifeiiEe. 1hQ 'Vol eSCOttild by the bands of terwards by a shell' ea he was on his
luxeter anttii ttod Combined. + way to the 4mg9i
s� ha}•d;' and threateged lawsuits tolloived. ' ng station. bung
The records in both avv
cases erc Arriving at the church door, the ofA-
with» slightly wouioderl, while as9fsting- a
The writer concludes Ms articles as draven. W. I,f. Sinclair -for Burchill ler commanding (Lt, -Col. Coombe)�comerade, more severely wounded, to
follows : ft. Vanstone -for French, lti ooked with his sword three times a place of safety"
'"The nation Is made up of 'individu Gadl;e vs. Gallagher -An action for an the door of the church and was General Panet made the jirrsenta'tion
performance or. in the tlttets admitted by the church wardens. who.
els. v'i%e can cull Judges of the many specific Ito ilfra, ,Wolter, ntlother, of the •dead '
following the ritual provided for such hero. It was very
by what we know of the fevv. Human nate. for !l°i00 damn s. The piaintiif ry fitting -mat this
crretnnnlea. Asked, "Who comes• Oeremon
nature is pretty much the game, every. 3'ti Fred A. Gadke, a Baru-mtHer 4t ., Y holt place on this occasion,
where. and, I maintain, the strongest Fordwich. and tilts attendant, Austin there? The omcer commanding re- as Lieut Walter was the bearer of the
compelled to. to make endi meet, are Gallagher, resides tri Howlek, The 'plied; "T•he Mew commanding the Regimental colors.
ii lost Battalion seeking admission In. Kipll �
the very ones who are cutting• • down Plaintiff claims to have bought the order to present to the Bishop and ng's Recessional was then s
the hours of labor today when, re- Pln*V timber, on lot 36, list con ceast10 the church wardens of Trivitt ►Lem- and the most Impi�itaive service was .
r,uneritti,n to high, 1 aomelimen of Hovvlck from defendant for $16 per prlal Church. Exeter. the colors of the over. The church wail ,crowded and
ad -
think that ills best thing that a nutd thousand, payable tiid0 down and Elie a good many wet�e unable -•t0 gain ad -
1141111060 00 said Regiment for safekeeping in this mission. The colors had been in the
jpikunit ti nem and
be suucahea lump The Plaintiff Measuring up
defendantbre. annl. ounced
fc' The he Bis wardens then hurt room in the county buildings in
announced to the Bishop, whty 'stood Goderich since the 161st left for over -
tip everytltlpg, Kvitgea included. c0m- fused to allow him to enter on the at dile chance steps, "Right Reverend'��
ipelkd to get dots t to genuine tdit to premises to out and remove lite thn• Sir, the t►fllcr commanding and oM-
>prOdUee more, in order to maize up for her. The defendafit claimed It was cors of the 161st Battalion seek admis- � All mothers can put away anxiety
the 11 ` itcl t loss. 11 h art o
tfgl a n7(g t gu on to far p f the a OVedent that her timber sloe in miler t0 deposit ilio Colors of 1 regarding theft i suffering !dtildren
ague thtrt nihil Prices are not good for was to be rpt}vcd on or before April their regiment for safekeeping in this when they have Mother Graves' Norm
!trade .lie 17eedad a new pslr of boots I 111th. 1919, and that up _ to that time he chu'rclr,.'• And Abe Bishop laaswered. Exterminator to '"hive relief. Its et,
"Admit them." fects are sure And lasting.
Tho church vvardens then escorted
the officer commanding and offleers up Only a tool irks to dodge the worst
to the channel steps, the 46th Psalm by sitting do%%V eialnd hoping for the
` being sung as they did so, "God Is our best.
hope and strength. -a very present help
. 0 and
the
acceptance
h sthen the +pried Tend Re
lid, d, 'hen
to the Load's Table and reverently de- Doctors ''Failed
rt` posited the colors upon it, the •Arst.,.�. ..
ki. tr 'orae of the Natlorial Anthom Ming ,VA%'nXW.% WOMAN „116%
sung as lie did so, Theh tollo%*d ap- IIiD:VBY =
propriate prayers and the sermon by ......
the Cllshop. ups. uUti aylo ssyfs to All W'ite 80ifft
Bishop Williams itt his sermon re- Frasat btaido 71ra"t ''obi a tisk
terred to the high idents of the' 1' 60sh ' of owle iwtley ittlils."
9 tpIm In entering Che war. She grokenhead, blah," May 24th. (Spew
And justice. Lind thought It better � Kidney ills 's, her prat �i of Mood's
- Mestothin bfor pireak her wci it to tMillerose.rvation of truth., r est aellerty l k riCet Macer resident
f
v, pills Is,
t ovvn an'd efstee±fYie�d realdet►t of
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tinea. His Lorilthip spoke of the tntaa this placer. And '�frs, ?tics • yloa giveuf
tilltceit:"~'BraVe1`y t12t..fltle i�wtttlri3i.�tlit"t1' t'eaarSirs.
t • ' tr ops, 'espenially� thorn of fila 1<61s1,1" ,i"1'wo "years dgo I .sufterodd from
iQ64 had taken pari Will thtir fellows bladder troubler,;' !Mlle tilers- "I ` dtict
lac s tut and Ova 04W
He said
. .+ � t`it fnany latlitxtit tat the 'tv'alP, l; ,.till kinds of mr+!dlcit'i+e`ei 'and. Wo doe-
• All 'the doctors
AftIfttl #lit the ssfandsird of ex 4140 courage akttit 1,�rff+Cv' eb ttIt vi" to tors Sit 1 no's pet.
�� �.�,�.<, (tltlur 'tit•ICi!tteary' ill; thtt l?t1t itflAe to, t►n+l rttedtcin%s ��Il,N1i' 'l0 It�"1� ffili«
Idittr „1 turntrl' tr) it •8idfleyi1hl 'amt
WOW lhlktge that r1`e * '1'ltwig,
Itut*, `hey "sun the g teattat dtiir>tiVility. . FIs asl�'le��v W4 tNat�t'• .rtl�•.�utt�t . lit.;boxMl int'- th�tf #rl found
.. 1110kikry slid Lttllltaktt, a I art- ihrie .11 'A 1, lstive aim** h"t"
TO, tea
Tn ST. an WE
W# bxvo ,jnjiG Irmo yad fresh
eotta oomenttl of tbo b"t,
Graffiell
if all lel os, and wjll sell to you
At' tho :lowest possible pric.o.
Fancy �i3ijwpita in good assort-
I44nt.
Rtwitt t, Ourmute, bates. Figs,
l�rgta,is, sod all the fresh frwto
Qf 0e season.
7 1ltuts► "jpeapples, Straw-
berdes, 00magets, Lemons had
Bana>afts
Kiltieatr&ne Bacon
Picnic Hams, Cottage Rolls
Unca Cooked Meats.
Born Flakes, Ile, a package.
Fresh Bread every day
120 a loaf.
CASH AND CARRY
H. WFADVEN
Raincoats for Men
at a
'Remarkable Price
Alen's Tweed Raincoats.
The Coact is cut in the
single breasted style, a
lollse belt with buckle.
Sizes 34 to 42, at
$12.45 and $16.45
Men's Fawn Raincoats,
made in single breasted
style, double 'stitched
seams. Sizes ; 34 to 46.
At;
$7.45
Ma ROBINS
Open in the Evenings
�>Blt1C�CiOIQ0�0
The New
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Decorating
qMore
D West Street O
In addition to our linea of Wall 0
Paper, Paints, etc., we handle
all kinds of - `
Gan
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Window Glass, Plate Glass,
'Bevelled '(Mass, Mirrors, ate.
If you are thinking of doing
any
Dworaft A
this year,•calt on pY aud,'tet ns>a,
. give yott•an elttimata.
J. Enthbert$on p
a
fly RUT
THE SQUIRE
One of ,the greatest
household labor sav-
ing devices is an
VACUtl0
o['swkyl X11Y' t, WL
In Martin Clothes --
you find that exclusive patterns, superb colors and `
unique texture go band in hand with the finest
tailoring, best of trimmings, and guarantee service.
Remember the name
Martin, the Tailor 11
'Phone 318
Reid Optical Company of Stratford
Opens an Office in Goderich
This is an op{ ortunity for all those needing the services of an expert
Eyesight Specialist to have their eyes examined and proper glasses fitted.
We employ only the most accurate methods and guarantee satisfaction.
No drugs or" drops" used.
If you_Are having headaches, dizziness, or any symptoms of eye trouble,
consult our Specialist.
REIED OPTICAL COMPANY
Optometists Eyesight Specialists Mfg. Opticians
121 Ontario Street, Stratford
Goderich -Office in T. R. Harrison's Insurance Rooms, across the hall
from Dr. MacDonell's Dental Parlors, on West Street, just off the Square.
Every Friday, commencing May 28th
Homs $ a m. to 5 p.m.
A. L. WLE,*Specialist in charge.
Note the day each week.
ST4F
Annual Excursion
Goderich to, Detroit
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31 -incites wide, finest and best quality, very boavy anti 0401440 41na �,ty. : For tAkikt,; +pvRr` tate Hydro -loft -10'0 0 $Attw
perfectly even thread, firm weave and coat*, suits or dcea40il. l fnxptflt fifes Iltillrsirll@alltlelt anal: 1*110 At k
will launder beautifully. Regu• $� �*+� per yard,-,. ........ .......... ... ..<,., i� Ptr4vittCital .lrtsxtltutloilt; aup�t fio` tW$uRe
lar +y.2b value. For... iEl s veldt► aAd� #! i#4iti er if,�' tlCCafr# fill.
a : k-, tt)e litlita of a t Ovral Voley 't elf*
. Silk Fanlairds fetznitttt byr van , Prosh�l4l 4ii1+t•4rttt
Silk and Wool Poplins
nt'ltsrlp.
it in a $core of neat p64eflaa ,141t 2r�Wpt o aystgm •af ,eltarPlitg a
navya, grays, .giroens , etc. $6r : 1"tfif 141e Iror 01 piaw4 r, SOPOK
Yard wide• hest quality, in navy, green, lit rgttuprlcipalittes throughout the •,eru-
,Ipurple, resida Regular $2 25. incheas wide. At per yam,.,, • � vincti of- fJnfarfo: 4
$175r1 e�sted
%r ... ..... - ....... ......................... • __y stare: wltb�'tit$.� tom' It, P,l
Brusselette a7 E 'i,-JL'>mce 1 to: atugat the present
'rat -to thu d to the A1,"10pallues: by,
Dresses Reversible Rags increasgng. and reduc* Chip" rate
ticava in force, tinRually. ttY oAe: fJ<fth
Mitgni6cent selection of women's and 2 x 3 yards, $10.00 Vart of t'h+e 41f(0ro'neo 'hotiveeu tllo
misses' bummer Gowns, in silks, voites, 3 x 31 yards, $19.00 'pent rated slid the adopted Mitorttl,
Bate (say $I" per h. I?.l, so that a
ginghams, georgettea. in every desirable 3 x 4 yards, $20.00 4000101* Ql juslment paav be effected
color. Prices have been fixed at very at- +durPis9 a p9riod of Ave years,.
tractive $gures, and styles are very new. Llnoleums 4 -tee rgxinslai' . 'Leglslxtnre to
Sisk Dresses range opt at,progre5stve lrolfey for the do-
ve,,4pmtdtt. of the water -powers, of the
$17v- $20 $25P $28 pattern wise, loiBritish make, in splendid Province as fast as it is necessary,tq
f patterns and colorings, with heavy canvas meet the requirements of the
back. At per square yard.,.... $1 and is found: ]srtetfcal so to do --,people but
Floor Rugs ...........................••••. ....... •vo - confining the. elCte11310115 within the
Ifmits whicli admit of power being -¢e -
Tapestry Rubs, heavy pile, British make. Women's Coats ore;f8 n without the necessity of In-
steal§ing'tt►e *citral rate beyond that
Good choice of patterns and colorings. fixed upon.
Reduction prices in all Summar and Spring 5 -That the Hydro -Electric, manage -
3 x 3 yards, $ iH.00 Coats, tweeds, coverts, etc. Now ea.e n�ent sell power to municipalities on -
3 x 3J yards, $25.00 :v, and that these be required to dis-
3 x 4 yards, $2k 00 $16.00 to $25.00 tribute to users to accoraiance with
oheralrules and regulations laid
sown by the Provincial Government
67 -That. in order to lln and adapt a
amtable policy, -rules and regulations
W • ACH
F,-.SON
a ��
for the System
of the ossible
SO N Electric System that as far as possible
'shall be free from unnecessary com-
pfleations and technicalitles, and be
fair qnd practical,.,and best suited to
r meet the requirements of the Province
and the needs of the people, men hav-
ing experience and a knowledge or
• I for sonde time, but I've taken these did not prevent plaintiff from enter- municipal administration be brought
Lbe 0obalch %tar- old ones to the cobbler and am making Ing on the premises, % Vanstone for Into consultation in forming any pot
T,• ep6saa ran 71. them do, 'whereas If boots were a ren- plaintiff. J. E. Terhune for defendant. ley and rules and regulations that mai*
-- sonable price I would certainly have Judgment In terms of ponsen£ minutes, be put in force for this. purpose.
THURSDAY, MAY :.rh, 1920. bought a new pair before this. High Defendant agrees to pay the plaintiff7-That the Government appoint a
T (price, undoubtedly tend to restrain $kill in full of his• claim and costs.' permanent Provjnelat Hydro -Electric
the demagd far commodities. Tllier f1n- Defendant to keep the timber in quer.Commission of three members to ad-
EbrrOMAL COMMENT ancial volume of trade is enormous, tion.• minister the affairs along the lines a
but the actual quantity of goods sold Stewart et al. vs. Bell et al. -An ac- a general policy laid down by the Pro,
An latercAing th cu,, -ion is rai.rd is prik)abiy ►forks than when things tion by James G Stewart and Arthur xincial Government. One member of
by a writer in Toronto Star Weekly as yv,-re ,heap. It is a fallacy hard to J. ,Irwin executors under the will of the Commission, possibly the Chair -
to whether high pricey are a ytlmulur kill drat high prices mean prosperity the late David Bell, of Wingham, mu- m, a,might well be a man of financial
They do for a few but not for many.' sic dealer, who died July 4, 1919, to 'ability, one to take special interest in.
to production or the reNvrse, and the-.----.� have will of June 30th, 1919, probated. the development and engineering feat,'
conclusion seerus 1„ Iw reached that SUPREME COURT The defendant, Emma Jane Bell, wli fires of the wort:, and one who is spe-
low prices v+ould he a greater stimu. - dow of the deceased, who was also chilly fitted to look, after the general
-f A summary of the actions disposed named executrix of the will, filed a needs of the people and of the munlei-
lus than high. c,varuK to the necessity p caveat agal t the
of at the non -jury Supreme Court sit- Brant Of Probate, Palitles, and, in conjunction vvih th>3
that would be laid up -in workers of alleging the the will was made at a others, devote himself particularly to
tinge In l:uderiel► recently by the
producing more In order to u►ake ends Hon. Sir: Justice Sutherland follows- time when the deceased was without the question of extbnsions and distri
meet. It certainly seems to be a fact Gerry vs The Northern Lite Assur- testamentary capacity and that she bution.
that the time utien price, and wages once Co., an action to recover amount believes the deceased was procured to g --That it is suggested that the de -
of life, insurance policy on the life of make the will by undue influence and plopment of the Hydro -Radial Sys-
r►re high is the tdme vvhcn strikes are one Frank Stewart Gerr}, who ayes fraud. She claims that a will made tems be carried on -if at all -with doe
numerous and the suggested explana- killed In artivn in b'rance Aug. filth, Juno 4th, 1915, was heirhusbands true regard to the Interest of the whole
last will and testament. The other province, and without undue' •consid-
tlon has been' made thtvlt men have 1918. The plaintiff is Noble F. Gerry, defendants are the other beneficiaries craft,, or preference•, bei
been receiving such high wages that hardware merchant of Brussels. The of the will. Dudley Holmes for plain- n8 given to
they aro well enough off t, be able to question of the extra war premium tiff. R. Vanstone, Proudfoot, Killoran any particular section or diunlelpality.
figured in this ease. W. NI, Sinclair 4. Cooke, and R. C. Hays, for defend-)
afford to remain idle in the hop0. of for plaintiff. 31� (3. Cameron for de- anis. Judgment in terms of consent
obtaining still more. 9i►e writer [n tendanLs, Action settled out of court. minutes agreeing to division of the l Alilitary Cross was presented to the
Brown vs ,1liddtetorr-Au action to property. parents of the late- Lieut R,0 l2tnd..A1
,:--.., Y.. .
the Toronto Star Weekly eiombats file lin Watter, of Colborne, killed In ac -
theory that the love of money is tho (Rectify conveyance. J. R. Carling for COLORS DIxPOSITED tion at the hath' of Arraoi• Major
Plaintiff. Will. Proudfoot for defend- Lawless read the citation, which vvAS
strongest stimulant to endeavor. ants. The conveyance apparently had Truitt Atemorial Church. Exeter Re- as follows -
"With a fen," tie says, "it undoubt- certain omissions In the way It vvas eet>ies Regimental Colors of 161st "Lieut. Royland Altin Walter, 49th
edly is true that the accumulation of drawn up which left it not sufiloiently entl Co Ba t• Can. Inf. Alberta Reglme,t
wealth is a passion. But the great definite. His Lordship declared that T __ "For conspicuous gallantry and de -
needs of mankind are not actuated by the conveyance from the late Matilda votion 'to duty during, •/ife operations
It to an extreme extent The Simple Middleton and Jane Myrtle Nayter The -colors of the 161st Overseas Wats east of Arras trot, 26th .to .29th Aug.
pleasure of achievement is a much dated the 24th day 67 Feb., 1911, to R. talion, C. E. F., werw deposited with 1818. When the company commander
higher and stronger motive with D. Hayter, intended to convey the lmpr&slue ceremony ,n 3f04daVi bf
had becomb
many..; Edison, the Inventor, for ex- southerly one-third of lot 7 in the 21st 24th. in Trivitt Memorial Church, Exe-ft ualues second
hen took f�eo0i mmand of he
l g P I►- ter. Major Dunlop a p company and handled' his men with:
„aq►p e. The joy of product, some• concession of the township of Ste P nd Capts. Hether-
thing beautiful actuates the artist, the hen, and directed that salt) conveyance MOM Sturdy and Rundle from Gode- skill and Judgment. When ,the Com -
poet, the musician. Service is a be rectified to conform o such de- .rich were In attendance. Gen. H. A.I pant' was held up by the heavy ma -
stronger motive than money with the clarati,n, Pane.t. G. O. C. of Military District No. I chine -gun and shell fire he personally
minister, the missionary, and the dos- 1; Major W. T. Lawless, A. A. G., of Trench vs Burcla[tl and Burchill vs / reconnoitered the ground, `being Olin -
tor. Such .men do not work for mon- Trench were two suits arising over London; and U. -Col. H. B- Combe, Lt: tinuajly in the open In doll* so and
ey. Nor does the average man with a dealings in certain property In Brus- Col- H. T. Rance, L"ol. J. W. Shaw,�.l,y ilia energy, courage and iWtlative
1, r.
family. He will work hard for the no- eels. Soto$ lots in Saskatoon were in- �Jn ; D. icy ggarL; major W. a.. placed his- company in a position from
ees_gities and comforts, of life. and to cluded in the deal but these proved to Ia"'aII Rep' Capt. S. E. I&Xeg t. which they were able to Continue sand
Provide means to educate his children, be of very small marketable value ley- M G. tart: all present. advance:'„
but when that is accompltshC4 he it otnpared lti' % the suppofiCd value. Ge'Vo Hetheringtoa;r Ai. Q. carried Lieut, Walter was killed shortly of.
very willing to ease" off and not work Cissaltsfaetton taftd f!PArran*ettifeiiEe. 1hQ 'Vol eSCOttild by the bands of terwards by a shell' ea he was on his
luxeter anttii ttod Combined. + way to the 4mg9i
s� ha}•d;' and threateged lawsuits tolloived. ' ng station. bung
The records in both avv
cases erc Arriving at the church door, the ofA-
with» slightly wouioderl, while as9fsting- a
The writer concludes Ms articles as draven. W. I,f. Sinclair -for Burchill ler commanding (Lt, -Col. Coombe)�comerade, more severely wounded, to
follows : ft. Vanstone -for French, lti ooked with his sword three times a place of safety"
'"The nation Is made up of 'individu Gadl;e vs. Gallagher -An action for an the door of the church and was General Panet made the jirrsenta'tion
performance or. in the tlttets admitted by the church wardens. who.
els. v'i%e can cull Judges of the many specific Ito ilfra, ,Wolter, ntlother, of the •dead '
following the ritual provided for such hero. It was very
by what we know of the fevv. Human nate. for !l°i00 damn s. The piaintiif ry fitting -mat this
crretnnnlea. Asked, "Who comes• Oeremon
nature is pretty much the game, every. 3'ti Fred A. Gadke, a Baru-mtHer 4t ., Y holt place on this occasion,
where. and, I maintain, the strongest Fordwich. and tilts attendant, Austin there? The omcer commanding re- as Lieut Walter was the bearer of the
compelled to. to make endi meet, are Gallagher, resides tri Howlek, The 'plied; "T•he Mew commanding the Regimental colors.
ii lost Battalion seeking admission In. Kipll �
the very ones who are cutting• • down Plaintiff claims to have bought the order to present to the Bishop and ng's Recessional was then s
the hours of labor today when, re- Pln*V timber, on lot 36, list con ceast10 the church wardens of Trivitt ►Lem- and the most Impi�itaive service was .
r,uneritti,n to high, 1 aomelimen of Hovvlck from defendant for $16 per prlal Church. Exeter. the colors of the over. The church wail ,crowded and
ad -
think that ills best thing that a nutd thousand, payable tiid0 down and Elie a good many wet�e unable -•t0 gain ad -
1141111060 00 said Regiment for safekeeping in this mission. The colors had been in the
jpikunit ti nem and
be suucahea lump The Plaintiff Measuring up
defendantbre. annl. ounced
fc' The he Bis wardens then hurt room in the county buildings in
announced to the Bishop, whty 'stood Goderich since the 161st left for over -
tip everytltlpg, Kvitgea included. c0m- fused to allow him to enter on the at dile chance steps, "Right Reverend'��
ipelkd to get dots t to genuine tdit to premises to out and remove lite thn• Sir, the t►fllcr commanding and oM-
>prOdUee more, in order to maize up for her. The defendafit claimed It was cors of the 161st Battalion seek admis- � All mothers can put away anxiety
the 11 ` itcl t loss. 11 h art o
tfgl a n7(g t gu on to far p f the a OVedent that her timber sloe in miler t0 deposit ilio Colors of 1 regarding theft i suffering !dtildren
ague thtrt nihil Prices are not good for was to be rpt}vcd on or before April their regiment for safekeeping in this when they have Mother Graves' Norm
!trade .lie 17eedad a new pslr of boots I 111th. 1919, and that up _ to that time he chu'rclr,.'• And Abe Bishop laaswered. Exterminator to '"hive relief. Its et,
"Admit them." fects are sure And lasting.
Tho church vvardens then escorted
the officer commanding and offleers up Only a tool irks to dodge the worst
to the channel steps, the 46th Psalm by sitting do%%V eialnd hoping for the
` being sung as they did so, "God Is our best.
hope and strength. -a very present help
. 0 and
the
acceptance
h sthen the +pried Tend Re
lid, d, 'hen
to the Load's Table and reverently de- Doctors ''Failed
rt` posited the colors upon it, the •Arst.,.�. ..
ki. tr 'orae of the Natlorial Anthom Ming ,VA%'nXW.% WOMAN „116%
sung as lie did so, Theh tollo%*d ap- IIiD:VBY =
propriate prayers and the sermon by ......
the Cllshop. ups. uUti aylo ssyfs to All W'ite 80ifft
Bishop Williams itt his sermon re- Frasat btaido 71ra"t ''obi a tisk
terred to the high idents of the' 1' 60sh ' of owle iwtley ittlils."
9 tpIm In entering Che war. She grokenhead, blah," May 24th. (Spew
And justice. Lind thought It better � Kidney ills 's, her prat �i of Mood's
- Mestothin bfor pireak her wci it to tMillerose.rvation of truth., r est aellerty l k riCet Macer resident
f
v, pills Is,
t ovvn an'd efstee±fYie�d realdet►t of
�.,
tinea. His Lorilthip spoke of the tntaa this placer. And '�frs, ?tics • yloa giveuf
tilltceit:"~'BraVe1`y t12t..fltle i�wtttlri3i.�tlit"t1' t'eaarSirs.
t • ' tr ops, 'espenially� thorn of fila 1<61s1,1" ,i"1'wo "years dgo I .sufterodd from
iQ64 had taken pari Will thtir fellows bladder troubler,;' !Mlle tilers- "I ` dtict
lac s tut and Ova 04W
He said
. .+ � t`it fnany latlitxtit tat the 'tv'alP, l; ,.till kinds of mr+!dlcit'i+e`ei 'and. Wo doe-
• All 'the doctors
AftIfttl #lit the ssfandsird of ex 4140 courage akttit 1,�rff+Cv' eb ttIt vi" to tors Sit 1 no's pet.
�� �.�,�.<, (tltlur 'tit•ICi!tteary' ill; thtt l?t1t itflAe to, t►n+l rttedtcin%s ��Il,N1i' 'l0 It�"1� ffili«
Idittr „1 turntrl' tr) it •8idfleyi1hl 'amt
WOW lhlktge that r1`e * '1'ltwig,
Itut*, `hey "sun the g teattat dtiir>tiVility. . FIs asl�'le��v W4 tNat�t'• .rtl�•.�utt�t . lit.;boxMl int'- th�tf #rl found
.. 1110kikry slid Lttllltaktt, a I art- ihrie .11 'A 1, lstive aim** h"t"
TO, tea
Tn ST. an WE
W# bxvo ,jnjiG Irmo yad fresh
eotta oomenttl of tbo b"t,
Graffiell
if all lel os, and wjll sell to you
At' tho :lowest possible pric.o.
Fancy �i3ijwpita in good assort-
I44nt.
Rtwitt t, Ourmute, bates. Figs,
l�rgta,is, sod all the fresh frwto
Qf 0e season.
7 1ltuts► "jpeapples, Straw-
berdes, 00magets, Lemons had
Bana>afts
Kiltieatr&ne Bacon
Picnic Hams, Cottage Rolls
Unca Cooked Meats.
Born Flakes, Ile, a package.
Fresh Bread every day
120 a loaf.
CASH AND CARRY
H. WFADVEN
Raincoats for Men
at a
'Remarkable Price
Alen's Tweed Raincoats.
The Coact is cut in the
single breasted style, a
lollse belt with buckle.
Sizes 34 to 42, at
$12.45 and $16.45
Men's Fawn Raincoats,
made in single breasted
style, double 'stitched
seams. Sizes ; 34 to 46.
At;
$7.45
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Open in the Evenings
�>Blt1C�CiOIQ0�0
The New
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Decorating
qMore
D West Street O
In addition to our linea of Wall 0
Paper, Paints, etc., we handle
all kinds of - `
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Window Glass, Plate Glass,
'Bevelled '(Mass, Mirrors, ate.
If you are thinking of doing
any
Dworaft A
this year,•calt on pY aud,'tet ns>a,
. give yott•an elttimata.
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you find that exclusive patterns, superb colors and `
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tailoring, best of trimmings, and guarantee service.
Remember the name
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'Phone 318
Reid Optical Company of Stratford
Opens an Office in Goderich
This is an op{ ortunity for all those needing the services of an expert
Eyesight Specialist to have their eyes examined and proper glasses fitted.
We employ only the most accurate methods and guarantee satisfaction.
No drugs or" drops" used.
If you_Are having headaches, dizziness, or any symptoms of eye trouble,
consult our Specialist.
REIED OPTICAL COMPANY
Optometists Eyesight Specialists Mfg. Opticians
121 Ontario Street, Stratford
Goderich -Office in T. R. Harrison's Insurance Rooms, across the hall
from Dr. MacDonell's Dental Parlors, on West Street, just off the Square.
Every Friday, commencing May 28th
Homs $ a m. to 5 p.m.
A. L. WLE,*Specialist in charge.
Note the day each week.
ST4F
Annual Excursion
Goderich to, Detroit
AND RETURN
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