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--11eilowelltadssw thoefagl 1 icOis$ the Liz. MIAs a
A gall -wadi*$ was oaieraaised at 'the glosso �lee were enjoying thaii `aedtorr danobeees.
tlo Heasidi snana,e, of the /ay. 'WP. C. Lis Pseaeaaa haaad *pr*•* (a rho, dldvlY aoresdsi,,:1
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(� " aiaht lit7s� �' ,
menet, of !lien •
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atad hili, Oat,. was vented in marriage to pe�llthisol� Feetated"r ea Seafe sk tis taut'
of 1i6atets be, pl ea!
waimis
clothe 'f oaiia E• Srdlina, of Nashville, 'T'e'ats. The lieelertk Utmtiss Cosaatisaien crier ea to er site Omega
,...tea, NoIl3a., Now Tess bs s at Mass is lhaw'bai them drinking fountains put order fee 0T yens. Ply. year* age lire
eve yews shoots eabi t The Clinton pulite schoet beard in. Ogee la iderated in t:e perk, an- Noy Lir. agd n. WOWS teems 11111151131-
balls
,1s+Mhk"d+ kaYe agcsYed Miss Winnie magma otter oat Isla ataleat oetwehs The doom tv Wow*. dints el lMR
Ow . News diva "II alas Wawa hell amts the reas*st: +tae liar•. t'�i�. �A "--
'� 'te thhke.tl.a roma ternserli taught by net &h . aarrrtdMtdretbora ars. 1C '-
`° r• and Min. Jean a uhar third will M hiwaai it F H J sad ,�4a the service.
God;er:eh' friends
+iii snow of the death of
Allen. oP Chicago.
Lam in this toyer and
frau a frequent
Sown, • He is ore Of
.who trade good in
the " Western metre-
lialebea is summarised as
honor etradttate et Tessa 0 'i I
Chicago Daily ;News
auanniag a ee al,aitiaa saeeeatati Ise- .is
deriver
ytalll sosr4;. sped tet attention to•dtaMSM Wreckers b to down the #her and brother in business for many int tit* lost of throe bridge* jest south died let •
Winnetka home se.
In
w 76 41. As -president
•1� •out he enlist ' as ;unuer in . e r o f g�,�n and tie
,' I b saB '8•`N >R .II# • Campbell a horse }+hioci aS Ith* mite user of Sp�*Iding t Co. 'to erns rcual-
wr•iess:•-•+'
with t t,
at biota
Seer Shpt fila
a
boast 1a
and
Geedlay al
tpl d
Storrs
Ptak, ei we'til los * Hiss Ike , I' 1�1at Mx: I1 anti Stewart s
�lfaraoi Y'lil.; peri �Y gwy,+lall sk �1 take I�[iiaa I;oakway s mom. probably �
cornet The Bre of els+ sat
a"agto1 r e'er': !df Whighsua and 5eatertba Men are Me- totemic drinkiagf�, lora. 11fte, Garotte. heals of 1Rlaaeale.
I WTI i�,i lT 4a male District Deputies New Feafaaasfrr at .naaCartla a.e etwoetsof lox. lVa.tlwa. Ih
an them srow'tear,i s deers' elf ' • Mr. H. J. Jobb, of WItteia►n, was asaai► Mr. Charles F. Sias has been a Owl Aeeddotat Saw* of Wiasg'lhaae e�+a
by .. .ulectod Distrkt Deputy Grand Master t etafort � Last. Week
, •
titraltretert, James abets:
ltiaoat'dstan►. fora. lMaew, xberaaasa
Maw trouble" pointed gym= a fi h,
1 oan's 1E7 191111 tmatist''gtaiisly, .af liur�sut District ' No,ti:•skl recant duties doter - heist. 1st. M.t. Mr. Casa. 0.. csa pbell of l each
be, The T 9cia J4.itei. grand lodge suasion" it Toronto, Mr. Sills lis a. graduate of Seaforth pttlaio . so*-** p. team air as s�
C. Aberhart was appointed Distrietit school and Ce>Jkegtate, Institute and art h►oel,leat dsa Motldar t ot fail weplt
]deputy of South Huron Diiitrict Na 4: nt Valve- '""hen retnrsl'S to its home a
n::*. 1t8t8T, elateopduhie Ahrut:taa. Wine raeterr at pit. Ja>,seph Being a 'holding the of B. A. LSc• est' itst,:amin Aller., Chia
dimmers et the TtaraMt°ry .sltt'iaaa
dlradUete Iter NOW tiilit GN10 a nr Haotrtk At shout 11.110. When a7�Ci�G�� '� Santry
aewlethly, I,trentlata Iowa and mit wart Torn Aowta has been ailsleelataKi with fa• wt..►y merchant,
m wn co er soon a. t'es, n dee rete. roc ars an' n t acing e n
Date. comer icethon and at, etIoa tits. building known an the vitae fettory at year><, and was a mc• *'er of the Did of Wingbam he was met by' a 3*rroee a to iPlners of heart disease.
tmecebaor Ina sir. lteuemewl» �n hrrorttr St, Jdleeph, and When this is laid low Seaforth Huron football Marti for tenthsg car, airless sty 31 r. beaatis, Hs haat lienee Chicago since 1803
'1'IlPadeyN _•
„_ ;, _ _ • only tt few braises Ulan of the maria season*. Wiley the wear 'brokerre+altiene of tUR, Tea>Rrratcr roatiteh°y Cr.
g vi �, i. enlisted the 43rd dust hory tba su,ash .x+cttrdw,l no one and ens > e Co.t` as»
two months in France with tide unit teems to ,knew maims it wait that Ate.
nit., F. 1. the k'a113TlZA. eiuxt►�telaat� • - df, y battery et Guelph 'd s-ee twettty e�nrth on the easel 'bore th+e oma are ly known both as jewelry manufact-
*. I, ZS*, NOW, Maar. The ratepayers, of S. 8. No. -3 .Hay, and was granted a commission as ilea-
-- 1 angel al is arkleratotl it, aa+1 'bolted to. -user and Miller. He has utter. been
testa 3eorsse surseen raw York bene: have made a ,great improvement 'to tenant in the Canadian 'Field Arttl-
mtr sell ,►xtW Hee . aalsir•tant et�st.wre-
al:ars tore goalie), ma yy �0�•otden a;+ivare their school house-by'having it put on lery' in June, 1018, acting rss instruct-,
rnroer HosptUtt, tot,don, l e,. a, eetnent foundation, and covering the Ing officer until the arn+l�iitice.
.a aVaterfoo t;t., sl., troll. Tele -
cream rm. outside with asbestos shingles. Serious Fire in flenaal/
At lord ` Sth, *t via p. ,from Prominent , Sea[ort?h Resident i'astes ! On Wednesday mammy, July 25th,
Monday, July 38th, at 7.SQ .p. m., to
s
re to
rtled
'Pcaesdap,.�'y'�br at'i p, m, One timely identified for'tlie past the v1llatl;ers of Henson we
fifty-three' years with , eaforth pas. between the early hexer: of three and
' NOTAf1Y PL*LIGa,:*.at. sed away on Sunday. J'•uty 27th, in. the four o'clock by the tales of "Fire,
aer
1e., MUM; • person of Mr. Jahn S. Welsh, aged sat Fire," And the ringbtg of the town
nora*Y PUBLIC years. • He was 'born in Little York hall bell. when it was 'found the awe'.
omen/ mayflower eons (now Torasrta), and as * young man shout of Mr. Rim 31c ,D.Wileon, at On'
Ck.'h e..ep re�eegted
Phone, ores, oodrerim. out; moved to Owen .Sound, where he Conk extreme south slides •tib the village was
LEGAL CARD'taps a farm and later engaged in.the in flames,' At the same time the calla
7'
iroc trades On Feb. 2R, 1866. he of Mr. and Vire.`'Wilson were heard
plias, ,ween. a. G• •. ='°" ' was msniied to`Cathar ne Sperling, of for help, for eo qulikly,did the flamer
ssrnetar enamor. hoary Public McXilllop. in 1871 they moved to close it around them that they .could;
• 111n1'e
- 11��nn4 .Cuo oveysara
tlrtHaru!,e, elogerleb. Seafortlt, where deceased engagedd in not get out of the'burnilhg house, and
+'whv'g'irAltgtctp Rrtp SYOTAtIY pump' making until he retired about had to be miscued . by ladders born'
ii .., 10 years ago.'when• he .sarin stroke of the upstairs Whitlows. and: so : close
"'"L D paralysis. 'Besides his aged' partner, were the fl*mes to Mr. `Wilson that'
hI±MiOR A � eiE6Eri«�i,9lAtt, Aq ',tele, co.
vmeet,clne and- Nmar;t Albite two 'sans survive: 'Tomes P. Welsh. his Dace and annals. were quits badly
I'!'hrnahamar, gialOnsat a iIolafas, of Seaforth, and Hugh S. Welsh. of 'scorched, rerrniring prompt medical
». ..:. raters..-gs cttors,_isourlea•-rare- Cob*lt also two. -Motels,- M. "I'jina alittentlou. Ttie"' "hair" alfa—alifferecl
w1s ,_ Aitelteson, 'Gowsnsstnwn, mid Mrs, from the hlaae. How tate lire 'started
+itnete-or1reet.r. file otter', r. ted . floor•Crow Retry'OIiver, of Keaitdy, taut. is �anlcfOWn.
'•+:aadrflen •+tirtlPt. ooeterten. ,,
"mita runes to teen Is town! rola; '•t`iftieWt•
Anniversary V ikhttasn".Fittatilr • esanlon
a. 1.. Nei lllcmilri, D1-Di,FY W efterurOoT, It. C.. HOLMES, lois.. Mr. .and. Mrs. John Gascho and ' A unique gathering was held on the
25th ins
a, and Carrie. .lire, #•, *tithe home of Mr. :George
AItrC'I'IO:tI` ifiRlNe�,'-.-.,-.- Cox'and'her,sdli. Eldon, from 'Elkton, D• .Wigbtmim, Lot 34, C,on.'1. Es t
t4tne0 C1ir'1'(1R�'• ' - Mich:; 'Mr. and Mrs. J ,,. ,,
oseph m Wawanosh, Where Mr, Henry Night-
trettled H be 1$6G 1,
m rs who r
•Hdlnplltou atrtmb camerae. of Ld'$swt�'a..Ill.: ma tend Mtvt la,ah ,umber of the embe h ,r<e e.
tail" peas ed'erywbei'e anti sit efforts Witme enil fam4151', treat ne": Daeh• •>hathered '!or the tsc',,tani reunion
"a° a' ahK Ie o atPi dosis pied. woody 'gathered at the Home of Mr. thought it would be pleaahlnt 'o .gaol-
.+, ,era,
d and 113i's. Jahn Galltnan. at Zurich on. ^r the relatives who were connected
IL�JkK. by eun*angdiitity,or affinity far a rete
': fiftieth anniv dry. • -ver en e - ;anima • The gathering. numbered 81.
elttituol► •K4"ct.lat, yrl(it � tirtsU � Cot at ars - A• y j 1' f>?om 'head 'me -h a:nd women .� r�r ..w... gray ed to
- av r
`m .h c
• an so s "Wel in on and Orville
gn� n . to
d n. l
gt
.
n k n General AunttoatNit 'mss
tor Mork one e
;Si+ndav, 'Tatiy. 27th, to celebrate. their
aide dine wasp nt together.
Sat
aiie *Seats It esi rSeerty Horses. P� ua• c..
aluer s7itt41'' 141 t4 etyr. C'ou Left the ICsair• '
weed the figbta, Howvever, the auto: donsldered a• pioneer in the jewelry
awl buggy c Hided with verrii'fle force bulimia at America. per intim•
breaking the away .aaei freeing the years, Mr. Allen eras a 'so prominent
horse. lir. Campbell received a ample In banking circles. IIs was .a 'director
of bad cats about the Mee aasd was Yea;
tiered Isaconardoua. Mr, D.111110414 lilti of the First National bank. the First
partly inumedtately wet to ',cork to get Trust and Savings bank,mthe t"hicago
Mr. Catnpbrlt comfortable and rusbal • Safety • DeriOsit Company, and ':other
{{Ibabies -.in •grins, 'and all apont ,a ' try
,,,tit, rt, 'A't lm • t pheasant 'ifine1, the outer Ane►: ie,, re:
s4��
01'414
,.scrnenen : ear, ee-rresb***, Prem Winghailti.for his •home In Strat'. sports. trf'the family of H. Wight.-
„'e"'e„yplam is g' tleg.'Tterle., t _,ford onliforiday'morhitlg of last week; mart there are nine :living' and: trio
eretecstu te:-D . Y. ileOre+tor sief'artr • =ma ,pe left the road a went over. dead.' Of 'those . living seven were
1; Grheae,1WIxthrop • . W'm. tC ker c'ee
,wre OdrorRe MCCariu-TNcitei�ttltb 1 the +enibanktnent near tlie.lLtst,brsaige.� pretsent, -viz: George, of Regina;
- enun Peu•ris. , nerloet ; YObn *ennewtse, The ear was pretty much damaged.. Wm.' John, of Auburn; 'Isabella, Mrs.
aa;:-hurray Gibson, Bruce-_B1lheedle Nan' Breaks Arm and Elbe W. Wightman, of La Revere, Man.;
' Ras -a. ,w. Yeo, csoaerleh • MO.
'W6ila Raking Hal . Richard, of Ann :4rber, S.ficit , Char-
” . .,eons, auitais : Va'i Cpesa y. taiaCCerCte :. ' blr. Andrew' Grey,; r.', of near Blue les IL,. Bilgrave Hattie, Mrs . H.
• sue btee+,-iarsra Ilyde, : of Westtock; Alta.; Ito -herr
Poi rdolo rs can yes their ssuesameste vale, met 'kith a ad aeckfent on i . i of
,a x. . cu a Store. noderlch, A. J. Itar.. Tuesday of 'last week while.raking Blyth. Jaelcson of Moose J'aw, Sauk.,
'nova re, asses, chhate,aa e)r a iris. s god AnArew H. of Spokane,
aeso'4 . p.tytteld, hay. "His horse• became frf htenett ( Wash.,
t - and •ran •away,''tn owiins,` hies to the
were "absent. Margaret'(Niers, T.
'leek) andeJames,
k
)',IIP. „w
tl A t)Eo _eldest,
EWE t1N iEt N
5
round and Breaking fits. nt,
k $ an •
coupleng d a' have pxeaeil to the land beyond. Of'
f+iat'e it:hsttended to by the of ribs, the descendants "of` Ren W -i istman
fog 'isstMU ALR I OPIANCE'CI L'itt'klater 'Hey at Gananogne there are grow 140 liv.r and' IS d d
Hast .41 lest; _lOaugatneaeh, Ont. - _.. %a.'Mc uairt Drowned
. _ 'week 'tiiiid +aedk- one �of' first
4
inn. A. lfcKenzie, Kincardine, days ^utas'known•as. .moister;nay, in Sri Le rMaleland ingg accident Mr. C utrles
.d
. peels:; Harry iia Salkeld, R. E. No. 2, honor of the 'beloved l.nncipal of the.,
public *horn, Who' has held• that`polri- 5 tan,.ger's T seem to Hallett. about
Codr.rich, dice Pres.;- : director.: -Tintr; • tan,. on TneeQay. July 28t1s. when
Griflilh, S.►Jtii. No °7,.xiacknow;
w. p. tacit for .mair ryears. Mr. Linkleter ';Seraph• mild. b'tSt. Co17ltubett. "lost
Reerdi, E :'R• Iv"o. 2, Lucknow, H: L. lased*
statism
hie'ittte Dir. ,=cit Linklater hitt • lire e, together with, Willatd
Salkeld, ;phone: 600 r ii,.. Goderich;: and teas horn on the fa in East Elliott. Charles Dolmage and Edgar
Alex. Nitlehhoneon, Lu 0 r 11. Wm. Nate Wawanoeht an eehieh'the salt well is. Isrownlee,'naere.bathing whentheyourg
son; Ja,i,'('#irvin, R. IL No. 6, Gale- •J k+iH6er' Walker >nan o t verA,mnto a s p Sin* Broeb irs
rich; Witt.: 1•. Thompson,' Auburn Nor. Jabez Walker, an olds resident of andnkPolwsee :at thil point, swimmers r itt t he
eT Blyt&. passed away in Lea Angeles. Cal ten+ the ohty nce aa in but
THOS.read 'HE1tS T G. ALLEN,
crea on Juin 13 For the past two veers histeaed >e iris aiSietance AndwVolinaq e
Secretary. Mr. Walter bad Iu'en,failinc in health. brought isrim' te, the surface, When
"- "' bat wannot eonffi•ned to h15 bed until trying to getbim up the high. slippery
CANA i �NAL _ three weekes.be ere Shia death. In bpltal .bank he , flipped from their grasp And
t Che wt. tui et h a fa e Still e o sit +t;q i yam ,, ho at sank again. Further help was spm.
twtaiDeditiotoacettectunimpa:rod moot', mooed. but It was ;l0 minutes before he
NVy'/1 shiftily until the teat. • was located again by young Maliegor.
f V DOOOapea wa born in England in who plackiiy dove .down and fastouo4
Daily Exempt
iundary ' 1e87. Ten yeate later'he same . to the rope on the body by:which It was
Canada where he resided most of his brought to the surface. The body was
Lye. Goderida 6.00 sm. 2.20 p.m. life. • taken to lir. Meoregor's home and
Clinton 6 `or a.za. 2.62'p.m.; '4P:,►a Related lit B>ralae+ 1a later removed. to 8t. Gainml)an. hist
f eeforth 6.41 a.wi. .3.12sp.m. Mr.. Albert Barnes,: mall clerk, of she niret"W'. L A. team *oft". Sea$ortht
Mitchell 7.04 a.tts. 3'.42p.m. Windsor, who ,wax drowned to Lake also a . member .on the Intermedtato
Are,. Stretford . 7.30 a tn,. 4.10 .p.m..Erie at Cedar Death, King, ville. an
�, _ �.--------1xNRt�at#t.�•lt`,etrrsttafr.� �3iaCxtlinp7ry
Kitebed> -8.24 a m. 5:20-p:m, iron -oraahie -aniiimer eottatte, was at manner, steady and trustworthy quell.
.r Guelph 8.45 a m:.5.50 pan, brother-in-law of nee. C. F. Clarke, ties had.endeared# shim both at home
•� Guelph
Toronto 10.10 a.m. 7.40 p.m. of Brussels. He was known es n and in public sad •pointed to a bright
strong •swimmer and the beeeli is con -
Rent
He was in his 17th year and
Retnt ning—Leave Toratito .5O.a.m , sid Bred safe.. #t -. ie believed that had .spent nearly three years iu. the
• 12,55 Pan. an 6:10 parr. cramps caused the aeciden►,..
Continuation school at Uubllii before
entering the Bank. Mrs. W. ° Green, Colborne,
Parlor Cafe, ear, Goderich to '!I'or- Wisghain Lions* Ck,b Holds ;Picnic T i 1 shatter, .Mir.W.
onto, on mornrag train, and Toronto
Was Anteater of Marra ihtrtySeven Mrs. J. 'Berton, Goderich, and Met. N.
to Gederich rnintt, m. train. A pleasant_afternoontwas spent re- Yeats Weston, hayfield, and one brother.
.Through coach Goderich to Z'ot,aaliar eently by about one„ hundred Wing- On Saturday, July '1Gth. the spirit of Charles, .at home:. Amongst those
hamites, members, of the Lions Chib lir. John Watson took its flight.. Ile who attended W.
funeral were: Mr..
F. F. LAWREiNCE a SONO •. ' and their families at the Palace Gar- had hem in failing health tor. soma and Mtn. 0. W. Rhynas, Burlington;
Alen of Mr. end Mrs. Weiler at Por-; Mme and.awo month! age'ttnderwentan Mr. and-Mre J J McEwen and Ni+,].
a•:l- 'ph-uhdeor, PPhirn' "Mi. Hillman Was starrtfnc; iminiscensee and younger ones le
i
Gananoque 'is..,celebrating `.old home :.. - • . ' - . -..._ ea .
-' "eaAra• vast,/ omits pommel= Hums- andthe 's
TRAIN SEIYICE k .DRO
him to Dr. Bautbly`•s mead from thereto
the hospital. At lset+reports ;fdr, Caanp•
bell Kota. lair way to reetriory. The
anly canes for worry being salt he is
spitting large qualatieiea of blood. The
frightened horse nudes mad dwelt for
home and aboat three quarters of is
mile from the accident ran into 11r.
McInnes' automobile. breaking off a,
lamp and . mashing the triad guard.
Dr. Melnues noticed the'animal coming
atrei'swerved so keep . from bitting It but
eonld not get out of the rood in time.
As it was be may. have saved the
horses Wear nil.own by gctitngover el
fpr a•l by tIia1, for it was tusking Ftraight
for the eentre n( the lljbte. Airs.
wank-F.titarof•Wirgivror1* a"dwir lbter'
or M►. tiampboll.
OBITUARY_
BLACIsX- :''the death occurred in
Goderieh iron. 'Mondays July 28th,- -of.
William
A1/4. 'Black, second son of Ma
and lam TJameb 'Black, Lighthouse
street, after a lingering Shines:,. The
on Wednesd
funeral _took place ay:
July 30th, at 2,00' o'clei:e, the. services
being .conducted by Res. S. S. Hardy,
internee:1 basting place at Dungannon,
Ont. 'The pallbearers . were four
chump, of the deaeased, Norval Pre-
cious, M. McDonald, Clifford. Anderson.
and Norman' Claremont.'. Surt' iiirg•
him urs three sisters and- one brother,
Mrs. 'C!. H. Martin, of Detroit, Mrs.
D. F Cornett aid'Mies Margaret, of
financial institutions and else' was a
trustee of St. Luke's hoat.•:ai. nein
in'Goderkh, Ontario. Canada,: in 1848,
Mr. Allen eame to Chicago as a young
man and begat. bualnesa here-w:th the
'old firm of M. T. Quimby .aL Co, . In
1872 he organised Bezt'amin Allen &
Co. and rraa headed :t since—more,
thanfifty years . Re was a member
of'the Chicago Clubs the ',anion Les.
tYete , the Midday Club, Onwentsia
County Club, Indian Hill Golf Club
and others. For' teeny ,years he was
interested in Chicago traction: coin.
�gniets' tent] ,ateQ.,nli)icll.•,di.ttisi* ahran-
rhea .Of 'Weiner'sias the Elgin Watch
Company sod the Crosses Marinfae..
turfing Company. Ur. Allen i•,. sur-
vired by -his wido*, litre. Mae W: L.
Allen, two sone. D. 'C, and Lewis 1).
Allen, and one daughter: Mrs. Phelps
Illoyt. All were at his bedside when.
death Caine WS o'clock' this mooting.
Funeral aervicee are tc 1* held at the
Witinetka tomo, 463 Sheridan road
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. With
interment 'following a„ Graieeleand
Mr. Allen's town residence was at 400.
Cedar street.
•
There. is :nn-poirdatrater ingredient in
Hollowa -'s Corn,R.emover, aid it ;can.
be used without danger'` er in$ury. -
tl
A Few '
n are taking ltik. s. e
a![4f 16 "tts� ��-1' Tettt-lir We .
have litre hiltssessl seitabh fair pianist he $130
Cq�--Nies cretonne Cushions, cotton
filled, assorted patterns, suitalee for boat,
auto dud vekands use, special at $1.00
An invitation
An invitation is extended to all the visitors
to come in and look over our numerous gift
suggestions. Candle tii:1m, Co rtss,
Book Ends, Jewel Boxel>I, Artificial fruit,
Brass Goods, 1- easy Chine, Jardinieres, etc.
Sannysads Washer Demonstration
Arrangements ell being_ com plrted. ter -a
detnonstrstic of the "Sutnnvssuda►' Electric
Washer. If interested, for Immediate us*
kindly empire about pricer awl terms, as
these can be scald on easy terms. .
esl Waiker-
Ofteu the Cheapest Always the Best
The Storrs of Quality
'Wast Side Square. Gaid+etsfcR.
ujn��imii�'� i
1!,t, Ati,ersons
le '.�'sf 0 €I
(.0N G
(Y)ELWS
;�y�a��Prst�,�a���.,
that irIeit �li VOltr 11)Ocxth
Wife: the person whe find*** key
to the trunk just after you have beck
town, and -Roy, of. Byron Sanatorium. en It open.
RIOD.-=While going to. Iia supper
cit 'Tuesday evening Mr. George Al.
ber't'Kidd, 6134 Lirdwood avenue, De-
troit, was' seized with a paralytic
stroke and passed away abortiy after. -
Ri-. Kidd was 63 years of age and was
a eon of the late Mr."Thomas Kidd,
general nterchapt of Seaforth, and x
cousin of'the late Mr. Joseph Kiddi, of
Godeerich. The body is being brought
t 'roderich for. interment and r-
etse
vice3 will . be held - at St. Peter'e
cburcdh, on Friday. morning at 8 e
cloak. Mr. Kidd •was -born• at Adjeia,
Ont.,'but lived in Seaford; for inifny°
years,,going from there to Detroit to
the -Ford Motor Co. at Highland Park,
where he was foreman an the 'inspec-
tors' acpertment-up to the�time of his
death. i% was a. fourth 'degree
Knight of Columbus' for over a5 years.
He leaves a widow, Mary McGregor,.
a daughter of the late Capt. McGre-
gor, of Goderiah, and three sons,. Fu --
gene and Kenneth being Ford em;lloy-.
eee, 'the latter an •electrical engineer.
41TEP ALL
Thtri' 1Voi/',t q
TO Egt/r?/
dlluliilk
rem stoir
41 04
FALCONER, --'The death occurred ..
in Chicago on July 25th, of Harry P.
Falconer, younger eon of Mr. and Mrs.
Joint 'Falconer, of .B*yfleid. Five
weeks ago the late Mr. Falconer was i
taken ill with ptomaine poisoning, I
whicle developed into • mentngitir.
tieing in a very weakened condition
he failed to rally and passed away 1
Thurnday_morning, July 24th, The
remains arrived in Bayfield on Satur.
day forenoon, July 26th, the funeral
being -held from -the home -at.ltid._par-
eats' ott''Sunday afternoon, the 27th.
A large .crowd of friends, relatives
and. acquaintances. gathered to pay
their respects to the one who had been
highly respected. He • leavcg to•
mourn 'thefts 'loss his parents, three
Taira Pawner esti Tickets Agana
,per, LI masa, the beautiful park with iht„- operation for removal Or toe, Despite S fin ea Goderich,rCan piruo i
1 b
o rp , a
Was sin WARbo P
• 'lowing well. The children • bathed
ail that could be dour he continued to among the many florae trilsutne was a'
fail.
yds
BtODIICII Bros:
GODERIGi•1
the Ladino
fuMtal Directors , .
and Embalmers '
Osdera oerefully attended to
IA till boors -»•night our day.
- — -•+•end rowed in 'the coot waters of .the Ho. pet.. in the J er 1842,near
Port
large anchor. of •}lowers frorx:his boy-
-etrerm from thiswell; _ the men and eldest tics, of the late Jatnh'a and EUra• hood 'chums of •, Bayfield. The Rev.1
ytadiea played soft bull, ran races and beth Witten*. When twelve yaws. of Alfred ' Macfarlane, of St. Andrew's
t o R. Wheeler
Funeral Director and
Embalmer
Goderich, (Indo
All trails promptly attended to .
day or night.
)<'fewag Mars tri; Xmas Mihir
3 SPECIAIS
Wien's and Boys'umung
BDL .
it:0m .Ishii
lieu's Brown Duels Bode with
heavy -eioleit, sizes $1 45
( to IO, especial l
i3oyrj' Whitt . Pluck .running
Hoots witis ettra,
hetivy soles, eiseer. 1 ee
a
1 to 5, iai...
l�
Men'et Brown Duck with leath-
er soles and heels,
ail Rxea, veryy
special
M. ROBINS
,1716 SQUAlE
GOUE6ICN
Intorno= HURON COUNTY OC1'OGXNAMi '4
The nineteen Oe$genaria*s who attended the "at hens" recently at "Maple Leaf" lratas, • residences of Mg, and Mrs. (icor i aithwaitc, a
fall report of snack was pelolislte'a in Tho Star at the thee The eldest of the troop it Mr. Dterid,Graeom, of (`lin e, 98.. Willa Campbell, God.
*rick, and ,larges ,Stsss
., are N. To • row. kft (w right --441a Lhdaty, John R. Hausa, D. iytsifii'ridt, David Canteen, J. Curd., (home Stardy,
'yllifliaahe Waitwdi.t& homers . e, Jobe weech. isteatd---Itobart l ostroP, J. Tale, Nasty 041, 18001.1 Laitkwaita, WIlliliar't Campbell, David Beacom,
James Stereos, C, W. Wilddiame, WA lam Stanley sad steam Ellett. ,.4 t.
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in i t
mow.
CAN \I)\" 1 ,11,s„i --1 lag'I.til
,
isy. . - ".
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estyN',� 'oar at at amt ewer.
DOMIION STONE,
'that'you've p.W1.ss
• over the counter and mere goods bees C weer the coaantsr,,
to you tban•id you bad "bopped ato*md allrewlalutt. '
Rita -Goad Beverages,
Ale ilia Lager eenr_Le $i,5. 'Cs hake S alp:
-Wit anal C'ttrter • • - . - 51.75)
B . Preserving time is bero and the following items will dateable yea
I . to do this year** preserving afr a waibltaslhut of coat. a
CROWN GEM JARS' CICRTO - V`_
Pints, dos. • - .2j (Pr it, Pectin) .40`11-
-.CROWN .QHM' /ARS A. .9 .._RUBBER -RINGS • .2k
Quarts, tees. .ht . 3' dos.
CROWN GEM'JARS (�/�rJ�y•■� ZINO. JAR ~RINGS ry
1/3 Gallonhti.+dox. •1. £.U,.. Doha.,. ., -. .. - aa,eyc
PARAWAi
Pkge. • - :�
•
New Pack Peas, Nos.4 - " 15c
New Pack Earlyr .June Peas - . 20c
CHOICE COHOE i)``
SALMON, 1.1b -16 411. '=
CHOICE COHOE
SALMON, gob. tin Ie1C'
KIPPER SNACKS
tins - •_ .25c
.RICHMELLO, •
BREAKFAST •21 :c
COCOA, %-lb. tin 1144a
RICHMELLO
BULK.COCOA,,• -
' Specially' Pravrrr-
(#-#b. pkta.),
FRESH ROASTED
Qs,_
4 -lb. 'rip JAM (Rasp-
berry, Strawberry - or Black Currant) .G9C
caro CLRAI1lED
CUR R*NT$, lb.
HIRE'S 'ROO'T BEI ER
BREA1(PAC.z y!.! C- _ -or-, GINGER AL* s�
COCOA, %-lb. tin 11 (Packita) -d
C. C. Sa'ice ane ie Cres) - - 21 i
XZOVAII LEMON-
ADE or ORANGE- + -
ADE ($mash) -. .
XXOVAII LEMON-
ADE or ORANGE-. _9' .
ADE (Large)
¥*$INA. LEMONS 9 7
I*tra,fine quality, doz. C
DOMINION STORES oi
CMILRIRY CAKE, lb. 31C
DOMINION STORES
C!IERRY and •
FRUIT -CAKE, lb..•29C
SODA BISCUITS, ,
Fresh, 'Crisps lb. -1-• C
NEW CANADIAN
• CHEESE, lb.
MAYPIELD BRAND
BACON (Machine
Sliced), Ib. • .
LARGE BOTTLE Irjtio
Inti:
W .
WHITE ONIONS •largo
LARGE BOTTLE
SOUR PICICLZ8 .arsau
13.os. Bottle PRIX.
PARED altiaSTARD 4
rot a -Refreshing Drink, try Dominion Stores
TWA Iced Richmellar $lend - lb. - °
WE SELL
II .1444.
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A Sort R tor Women's Disorders- iodays'trestmuut fret
Oreuire Little,* certain reit:'! .(or,ail disorders, at women. It le a;,ptieti• •
1t*tlliy sots "tri a boolbei. into the suffering tissue. The dead waste matter,
in the eteatei lad tureen is es,_pelled. paving ia,ntedlateostler,the menbloodtal and phyilce
sandl •
. --- - _
',mass or,? toned and, strengtla-
.'nrd; and the eirettlation is re:a-
,lora-.l to normal. As thiel treat.
men: iS based on ':tr:stly Mien,
toil' prireiples, and gets on 1 c'-
a.'tPj:►1 li,i'ation of the ,urease 11:
. anme help but du hood In a19
*441815 Or finale troubles. lulu
in{i delayed and palnrnl menslrtl-
ab.•n. anieochnee. failing of tai.
11'4141), etc. Pr•iee 42.00 per but
14 4',blrIPat f,w n1,•+
Tr►ai 'treatin�nt, r'nourth for id days. worth 7:w'.-
toting wo tin who wilt, taentl me her address.
address, Mita 1,YDDIS W. LADD. Wlada t►, slat.
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