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CHTJROI1SERVIJES-
y, Garman 11.00 a., m.
Sunday School 0.45 "
un,i,or Y. P. A. 1.00 p.
(Seivice) English 7.00 "
Teachers aneetieg 800
Tri;Mte Brotherhood 8.00
day, 'Y. P, A. 8.15
nesday Player Meeting 8.00 "
day Tettehers Training
Claes 7.30 "
choir practice 8.80
Jadies Aid, meets 1st Monday of
h month et 7.80 p. m.
THERAN CHURCH SERVICES
man, Sunday 10,30 a. m.
7.80 p. m.
JIG- School 9.00 a. m.
fls Blierfry Tu'esday 8.00 P. be.
ether League Friday 8.00 p, m,
p,jdWeds'y of month 8.00 p,
.ou are cordially invited to take, an
me part in all these' Meetings and
ices. - •
Blessed are they that hear *he.
rd of God, andekeep Tri
Andrew Flees
• Coetvireeueormro, mem
FIRE INSINIKNOS
PLATE GLASS LIstiRANOE
AIITOMoBILE INSTRAN0E
PRIVA.TE FUNDS-TO:LOAN
• AGENT VOR GREAT WEST
PERMANENT LOAN '00..
Ai:10061TM COLLEOTED
• AGOODENVINsIIRANCE
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A large stock of
lippers•& Pumps
tin Pumps, reg $3 00 for •$2.00
tent Pinups, reg 8,25 for 2 50
n Oxfords reg 8 00 for •2.50
taut OKferds reg :3 25 for
gb. top •white canvas 2 50 for 1.75
n Shoes reg $4 00 for $3 00
All,evir 'Ladies' Pumps at
Greif*. .Reduced Prices
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IMPLEMENTS.
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Binders, Mowers, all kinds
f Cultivators, Discs and Fer-
lizer Drii1, best and light-
Mr3.de. all steel.
rriure.Spraaders and all
inds of plows and repairs
lways in stock.
Look at our Cutters
' Sleighs, Buggies, and
Tagons before lnulang else-
where.
RAY MOTOR ENGINES
1* H. P. $75; 2H. P-$.85; 4 H.
$125; 6 H. P. $175; 8 H. P-$285;
ff. P. $375; all 4v,orated ;fist
ess,
At the old StancL—
'quare Dealing Ouu' Motto'
e -ss o
11.Nlitt
A new shilmnent just in of
..kelleins, Chocolates, etc.
,•Th e best tbn. money can
ley .
A large variety• of Comic,
. attics t io, Seee i c, etc., PDS 1;
, trde, a pneos.•
Wit a1ie.1 lieve the
1.fl. $pefltr i to E teo '
1,Padind 8rolid5o Cidars,
eilsan's Famous Ice Cream
ITOCAL NEWS,1
Sparks left on a trip to
the western provincep last Week.
Tho heavy 'reins iheljast week are 're•
tarding harvest operations greatly.
Mr Reg; neld Moeite is the guest of
his cousin, Wara Fritz, at present.
The masons are working at th
brickwork of H. Datae'S new dwelling
Mrs Wing, of Perlin, visited at the
home of hor inother., Mat .P.Hauch
on Standee*,
SMUT DAMAGES CROP
Damage estimated at 15 per cent
has been caused to the oat crop in On-
tario by the prevalence of smut,' ao"'
cording to information 'received by the
doper fallen t of ag t. o al turn. Smut
has also ceased some damage to wheat
barley and corn, but not to a serious
extent. . •
Depaetment exPerts look for a four
to five per cent loss from smut under
normal conditions, but tbe damp *ea -
o ther tl i has r tea
s snmanerp omo the
, growth on the fungus td an unusual
degree.
See our. big steak of Furnithre and
prices just a little 'cheaper than the
orelmaryerein, ab lIartleab s
' We have a few single sets Harness
left Rubber lima Niekle, regular price
$20be 18;00, ab Hartleib's. '
Classified Ads '11
LEGAL oARr)s,
PROUDFOOT, XILLORAN, & PROUD,
FOOT, Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries
Public ea, Office, on the Square, 2ad
door from •Hamiiton St. Gocierich.
Privato fonds to loan at lowest rates
Paocaroor, IC. O. J. L. KILLORAN,
W. PRDITOYOUT, JR.
The reports received are a strtking MEDICAL CARPS
testimonial to the preventive value of
forrealine treatment of seed, Where
the seed was treated the fungus bas
caused very little damage. On the
• farms opela,ted in connection with the
nal intiintiotis where esed
treatment is reenired, praetically• no
met has been enconntered.
It is estimated that the average yew.-
ly loss 60 the oat orop from smut and
rust is About $1,800,000, and to oats,
wheat, barley and corn, '2,720,000.
The &owing for the lucky ticket
for the +bed spread (billeted by Mrs W.
G. Wagner will take place on August
• 24th. •
Mr ndrew Thiel, son of . Mr and
Mrs Conrail Thiel, has opened a but-
cher'shop in Preston., We wish him
success in bis venture. .
NOTICE-- •
All children 14 years of age and
under will bays to be off. the streets
by '9 o'clock eadle'night.
By order of the Trustees.
Dr. A.. 3. MoKinnon and Mrs Mre
Kinbon are visiting at the former's
home East Oaledon, being called there
on awe -tint of the illness of the Dr's
mother.
The Many friends of Me Jacob
Regier, who met with Stith a serious
accident a few weeks ago, will be
pleased to Teat n that be is on the road
to ragavery.
While returning from Hensall on
Satiarday, the horse driven he Mr E
Ducliorme took- fright n.t, wissing
auto and ran away. The budge, was'
badly wrecked in the anixtip- &tickle,
the occupants escaped unimt t.
Rev. 0. 0, 3, Manes of Preston, Oro'
connected with the Retina •Tournal will.
conduct the morning and evening
services in the Lutheran church • home
next Sunday. Rev. Maass is a.
former pastor df this ebureh and
Many friends will be pleased to 'har.
and to meet him again,
FALL FAIRS
Zurich Sept 22-23
Exeter Sept 21-22
Seafortb Sept 23-24
Goderich ..... ........ . . ...... -Sept 28-80
B1 y th Sept 28-29
Toronto. Aug 29 -Sept 18
London Sept 10.18
Brussels October 1
13ayfield October 5-6
SALE OF LAND
FOR TAXES
Notice :a Hereby given that:the list of
laud for sale for the arrears of taxes has
been prepared, that copies may be had at
*this office, that the list is being published
in the Ontario Gazetre,of July 241h, 31sb,
August. 7th and 14th of the year 1915, and
that in 'default of the payment of the taxes
and costs tbefla.nd 'will bo sold by public
auction at the Court Rouse in the Town of
Goderich on Tuesday, the Second day of
November, 11)15, at 2 o'clock, p.
IT NI • HOLMES
Treasurer of the County of 'Huron
Treasurer's Office, County of Huron
•Goderich, „July 271h, 1916
VOTERS' LISTS 1.915
Municipality of the Township of
flay.
COUNTY 09' HURON
Nntice .bereby given that
While Me. toehlerand familye“were, have transmitted or delivered to
returning from it, visit with rewires, the persons naentioued in Section 9
at apder on Sunday the horse- took
.ftight at an oliject =the nixie of the•
roed atid becatho iinfnanageablb Mi.
and- childeen out of the rig but the
horse got away afterwards etina.51111og
the rig badly.
, .
Because the fly is email and does.
not roar like a lion or devour its prey one, end that the said list
eves first wasted rip at my
office at Zieriole on the 20tb -day of
July 1915, and remains there for
'of rhe Voters" List Act" the .cop
required by the said sections to
beso tranemi red or delivered of the
lisl made pursneet to soul ant, of
,
Noeliter succeeded in getting leis wife all .persons anpettrino. by the. last
revised. A ss.essmant Roll of the suit]
Ninnici pal it y -to he entitled to vote
int -he sabi Me raeipa 1 ty it. Este to ti:
one fear members of the Legislative
Aeseenblee end at Mainicipal Vecti•
at a artouthful, mankind •pays little at
tendon to it. But the fly is as deadly
'a foe to eivilieation as any of the peste
of more fearsome aspect, which man InePeet4
makes it his business be destroy. The And 1 hereby call upon all voters
tako immediate proceedings to
fly's atte•ok is insidious and therefore
the.more to be. guarded against. He
buzzes into the house, drops his deadly
disease germs where they will fertilize
and buzzes out again to pick up a
fresh cargo. Swat bine. He is your
enemy.
With the hot weather the Humane
Society appeals to Immo owners to
.discontinue the USG of the tight check
rein. Penalties of $5 and costs have
been imposed on men using the bight
overhead check. Leading firms in
Toronto absolntely prohibit in the case
of -their cm% horses,. The check. rei n
is condemned by veterinarins the
cense of many evils among the distor-
tion of the windpipe. The loss of
efficeney is however, with 'many own
ere the mein consideration for a horse
-pulling a load with his head held he
by a •checkrein caunot throw his
weight in to his collar, and is thus hin-
thod from gleing his body that position
Nelda istheir most natarat and affeeti-
.wee,
ROD AND GUN
The A agest issue of the Rod mid Gun
in Canada published ab Woodstock,
Gat:, by W. 3, Taylor Limited, and
now se the nem stands, makes good
reading for the eperts, Its stories of
hunting and fishing and "been there"
deecrintions of Vit 140 US outings in
Oarettlien woods or on Canadian waters
e•rein line with the vacation season
unit the magazine is one well worth
while tricking into the club or dannage
hg w en settime out on the annual
n !nor eau thin.
STRAYED
Porn Lo b 15, con 11, Hay Town
RESTAURANT hruldle cow, with white spot
1 1,11 front Shoulder, Telephone 1 ora
3L litrich central. Herman Bender.
have any errors or ommissions cor-
rected acoording to hew.
Dated the 20th day of July 1915.
HESS, Sr,
of Township,
Clerk
F.
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FERTI*.LJZEI
1 have a carload of Fer
tilizor hand Parties'
wishing to buy some in
any quantity can secure it
from me at any tale at
my farm,
Have all kinds on hand,
ranging from $10 to $.10
per ton.
JOHN HEY Jr.
Agent for Canadian Fertilizer Co.
BEST BY TEST •'
G. 1-10LTZMA:‘
insurance Agent
Zurich Ont
High Grade Cope r and
Aluminum Lightning Gon.
ductors.
Am very busy, plea,,:e hand in
yotit orders early, as 1 do the work
Myself. • •
Prices right on easy terms.
Telephone 34.
R A. 3. MacKINNON late Aims.
Surgeon, Et ie County Despite',
Duffel° N. Y. Late aesistant reef-
deut Physician, 'Manhattan Maternity
goKlital N. Y. city. Late of the
House Staff, New York Polyclinic
NEk dical Schoel and Hospital. Drug
st re in connection, Office, Znrieb,
Ont.
"A. Man's Ability is his Paseport"
•Frank Weaver
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Stable »111111pilient,
We handle the most improved St thle Equip-
ment ou the market. Farmers, fit your stables
in a modern and Sanitary way end you will be'
well repeid for the extra oist by the increased
resnits. Oct our pacts on
Stanchions, Water Bowls and
Fixtures, Litter Carriers, etc.
We recently installed en outfit r.f stanchions and fixtares for John
hIrb, BronSon Line, and parties interested are welcome to iii] ect untie
We also
install equipments
of every kind
See us
- about it
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Professor of Music London, Ont, ,
• Teacher of Organ and all branches '
of Piano Playing; Voice }Culture and
Artistic Singing a Specialty. Siete( n —
years practical experieuce.
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