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1 eataa.rteri *Wog Mflburn's Heart
• leg Marti Pfila, *ad is no time I hash
s great f . e sora ea new
beleeellif mtarenateen
d them to all tee
wile are id* any affection of
the heart." �c
Maher* le k I(F. Pills are for sake
•tat all dreg Mel geaaral 'Morena; put up
only by . T. Milburn Co., Teeetiele
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ilR. A. !I. HEM, Osteopathic Pb3°elelan.
Gradual* Des Moines Still College Or
OsteopathyWats oards. Epeteistt attentionlows ntto MIMEO
et women and. children. Consultation tree.
Mcorner Nelson and et. roam, rite.
aor to ler. Ueilemsnp. fa $,ator tb
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SPECIAL**
DA F. J. R. FORSTER.
EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT.
Late Reuse Surgeon New York Q hthal-
auc and Aural Hosppittal, assistant at Moore-
BaM'a Eye lempltal and Golden ever*
?bran •Hospital, London, 1 :•
N �e Wse7 rloo St. s,3.. titrattorA. 'rele-
At;Bedford Hotel, Goderich, from
Monday. ' Oct. 20th, at 7. p. m., to
Tuesday, Oct. 21st, at 1 p. m.
. NOTARY PUOLJK+,, ETC..
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NOTARY PUBLIC
°envoi Conveysnclnr done
Good Companies R ted
Phone No. las. ootter•Ich.. Oo1•
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• Office ; Court . Mouse. Ooderfen.
T ROUDF'OOT & KILLORAN
Barristers, Notaries,,Ete,
Office on SQUARE; GODERICit, Phone 97
DUDLEY E: HOLMES '
Barrister. Solloltor, Notary
• Public Conveyancer Etc.,.
HAMILTON STREET
PHONE 27
R. A. CLUFF, B. A.
Barrister, Solicitor and.
Notary Public
North Street, Goderich
Phone 411.
AUCTIONEERING
THOMAS GUNDRY.
Live Stock and General Auctloheee, •
Hamilton street, Goderich. •
Sake made everywhere and all
tuteworts
Made
Mile you Malefaction.
faction.
Farmea *tl rs lata teens ittalConhteQ:..
tieSCINANCfE
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ro.
MUTUAL PI1 Z JNSURANC$
✓ars and Teetered Town Property legated.
Value or property insured up to January.
HO ss 948.275.00
oi'FICgRs—James conoly, President,
d` eechn • Jas. • E. Evans,
sec.-Treas., 18ee:
See -
tomb.
D100CTORS—b. F. Mcot•egor, eearorih
1. G. Grieve, Winthrop ; Win. Wrin, Con.
stances George McCartney, Tuckerslalth
- lobo Ferris, Rowlock ; John Bennewise,
Broadhagan; Murray ,'Gibson, Brute
News
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lreeaaanr Naar Resideet Das iia West and awe.y
above tea
teeirrie ed 0. Kr. I �t
Mr. Wesley Tyne. of ledtnoawr, a early s+torrl+wi ill• f WaM diaoorsr
Mtsiistit of eter for _number of ed to be it IJtarse, the fire lavas de
yeast. el a tlee.a. et -lu +i wt at,
full* itemv$Y Mai* leslialing *NW
we age a y yea*. reatad. L is two,* sh eeort •lx
Bttr*Iss. frtea lllnsbaen Cltae luwIlua esti may love developed La the wiring,
Tke Wiegiauat Chautauqua comsat- utas eteectiit the aim. A /ford comps
tee has• handed $50 to the Women's barred by Me. Tbou+pwor happened W
Hospital Auxiliary of that town. ue it a);aea. for repairs and taus, ea•
proceeds of the Winghaan Chautse-, calved ues,tr.oilwv'
qua.CHAMPIONS/11P SC11001• FAIR
mike Garage Broken hate
A siroti time alto Ur. J. i{cbu.nbila' t eeseed enteral in cess irk p
garage. at Claws, was broken into and Fair RsLea QetastINI
of nip touring oar was token out and the billty Of IUiegatttiera•A$ Fair
fenders, were badly damaged. A court locoatl
ease is said to be pending.
THE
DERIC STAR
12 West W awaaosk 'Nine Lockhart)
N.. li E. Wawanosh (Mia. Moroni'
sial, Flo• 111 E. \awaaeee (Elise
,Decker), No. 11 Grey (W. Bisbee).
Seiatol coming greatest distance. Ns.
It Cray (W. Bisbee). Batt ekrerat.
ed conveyance, No. li Grey (W. Bis-
bee). Recitation. Dorothy Fear, ilii•
van Kreuter. Drill, S. S. Wingham
(A. Puente).
WORK WORN PEOPLE
!UI* IWatWED MULTit ay IM1'ileyl$s
TSUI, 11.000
Iti 1 run a !own, it means that
your to thin sad watery, that
your vitality is low. Your Leet aro,eaa•
By nkilled. You do not alebp well ,and
you are tired when you rite in tee
taex'ir#latt- You Aad as pleasure in a cur
meals, nand are 'Wen and dispirited at
your work. You have no euergy wen.
jov yourself.
Thonsan•la of roar are run down by
anxieties et work. Thousanda of wee
The North Huron .championship men are broker down by their house.
Died la Metataaa
school fair was held in conjunction hold toll. with tired limbs and aching
Adv. Edwin 'Moxley, eldeab son of the with Wvingkaut fail fair on Monday Awoke/ thousands of girls are pale, list
late: Mr. William Moxley, a former and Tuesday of last week, 'Tars in. leas and without atttwtction•� IL all
wi*Ir noon"real nt o o , t exhibit," we tnseata the name thlag—thin anti oat•
•k ide f Seaforth, died side exhl re not newly so num• cry blood. vltaltty run down, auaemla,
in Butte, Montana, on Sept. 17th, fol- amus as on former oec early, in fact poor appetite, p.Ipitatinmheart, short
lowing an illness from pneumonia. ' it is a question whetl►er It is wise is breath.
Clinton' Collegiate `ttlparts I continue this particular feature of Do not submit ek this. Get new
Clinton Collegiate institute beid its the school fairs if more inteteet is blood and wither rte 8aality. There
Alder and 'senior championship andno a en in Iianee Pink Yiils b id up and eniich
interlorm sports on Monday and to- gesture of this fair was the public the blood, which a new health end
mellow (Friday) Wingltam-.football , speaking content, in which nix of the vitality. Tho hosts, weenie or ger(
Woke teams pay against prize winners at' other fairs partici- who bakes Dr. S illiaraa-'Pink Pills is
C i ton t taken it.Perhaps the real is no diedoulte la d syr
bra i
and ball 1
nton.
pitted • The school parades and phY- nevertrun clown. Their frauds notice
how energetic they are. what a One ap•
petite they leave, and bow much they
enjoy life.
You can get tbete pita through any
dealer in tuedtolre, or by mail at 50
coots a box. from The I)r. Williams'
Med(cine Co., Brockville, Ont.
This Week's Great Day
Grandiaother of Mr. Roy Brill, of steal culture drills were also inter -
Clinton, Passe - s eating features. Tlie exhibit of live
evieN,T$—.1. W, Yeo, CoderIch ; sandy
awn. . Clu,ton ; w'tu, money, Searorte ;
a, Hlnehtey, Seatorth. .
Popch' Hordes can pry their assessments
at R.Cutt's Store, Goderlch, A. J, Mar -
mob's CletbInr Store, cannon, or 1. H.
11aid's, 53yneld.
i'IRE INSVRANCE•
Have it attended to by the
WEST WAWANO$H MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO
Established 1878
Head Office: Dungannon, Ont.
RATE: TNa11T1 Oita HIR HulleatO•DOLLAas
Jno. A. McKenzie, Kincardine;
pres.;. Harry L. Salkeld, 11:. R. No. 2,
Goderich, vice prea.; directors—Tim
Griffin, R. R. o. 7, Lucknow; W. 1'.
Reed, R. R. ekTo. 2, Lucknose; 11. L.
Saekeld, phone 600 r 11, Goderich;
Alex. Nicholson, Lucknow; Wm. Wat-
son; Jas. Girvin, F•,• R. No. 6, Gods.
rich; Wm. J. Thompson„Auburn
THOS. STOTHERS; T. G. ALLAN,
Treas, Secretary.
CENTRAL
$'rnierieORD. ONTe
prepares young men and yo
women. for Business, Which is n
Canada's greatest professlo
We assist graduates to positions\
and they have a practical train-
ing which enables them to meet
with success. Students are re-
gistered each week. Get our free.
catalogue and learn something, a-,
bout our different departments.
D. A. McLACIILAN,
• Principal.
ng
w
/ stock was carried out under ditficul
Mrs. Helen ti takes, of Socotra, grand• ties, as ay cold rain came on, makinll
mother of Mr. Ray Ball. of Clinton, the outsid-, a ud gi t difficult. Those
passed away recently at the residence j
of her oldest.daughter, Mrs. Sarah Jane who took in the inside department .de.
Ball. She was one of elontbra's oldest serve credit, as their exhibits '*ere
and most respected residents. I good, but the attempt looked woe-
• Engagetaeett' Anholtnced ifully lean in comparison 'with some
,and d Mrs. B. Kilbourn, of gee of the exhibits made sines the them -
Annette St., Toronto, announce the en. pionsbip fair was started three or
gageraent of their elder daughter, Ruth,1 four years ago. Followingis the
Margaret, to air. Roy.: Alexandre prize list:
13te*art B. -A... eldest eon of Peter and I GRAIN AND CORN
Mrs. Sttewert, Brussels,, Ont„ marriage '
to take place. FridayOotobet 17th. I Wheat, quart, Elmer Johnston; Nel
Wingham Girl Studying Medicine eion • , Moulden, Themes Sanders..
Miss Dorothy Sne'i, the clever sixteen I wheat, sheaf, Nelson Moulden, Elmer
year old daughter of Rev, LI. W. Snell, Johnston, Tom Siibders. Oats, quart:
of Winggham, bas oommeneed a course Clarence Granger, Arthur' Simpson..
in medleine at the Western University, George McBride, Glen Martin; Cbas.
London. She oarrled off the Medal- at.'Keffer; Clayton McGregor. - . Oats.
'the High School commencement exec sheaf, Clarence • Granger, Arthur
M8811018 year for public speaking. , Simpson,- Chas. Keifer, Glen Martin.
Belegrave Church Celebrates 'me'"Barley, quart, Kenneth Kreuter„ Ag
anon* Jubilee nes Douglas, , Clifford McAllister,
Diamond „jubilee services in connec- Barley, sheaf, Clifford McAllister:
Mon with Knox Church, Belgrave, were Agnes Douglas. Field corn, Stanley
held on Sunday. October 55th. Services Douglas. Sweet Co!'n, Alex. McNeil.
were conducted by Rev. Mr. Goodwin,
of Toronto, and on Monday eveulne a I ' ROOTS. AND VEGETABLES
fowl supper anti entertainment. were Green fountain Potatoes, Jack
held in the church.,. a • . 1 Toner,: Marjorie Hamilton, Mildred
Practised Law In Clinton : Felce, Lorne Desjardine.. • Irish Cob -
Mr. E. J. Owens, M. P. P., who has tiler Potatoes, Edward Marsh, Cather-
been
atherbeen recommended for the position lite Robertson, Hughes Armstrong.
of senior magistrate of .Toronto to -fill Dooley `-Potatoes, Glenn Eckmeir,
the 'vacancy caused`by the retirement " L eorg'ine Pullen, Orvil. Elliott Man
of, Col. Denison, in his younger yearsgolds,_.•Jack . Sanders,_ Orvil Elliott:
practised law in Clinton fora. short' Kenneth Thain. Turnips j 'Gordon
time. Sleightholm. Beets, Evelyn Corbett.
Smyth-Broderlcli_ 4Agnes Elliott, -May Coulter. Car -
A pretty autumn weddi g-g•'.,,took place rots, NormanTeoniter, );dna_ Felce.
at the betee-ot.,Mr. am('Mee. Eveltn Parsnips, Elsie Vint, Mary Houston
Broderick. Parr Line. flay 'Township: I Velma -Wheeler, • Elizabeth Coulter.
Pit - WeclnesdaY_ tieutl:mbee ..24th- at a..Onionge -Mildred ,Hoy, • BIair Gibbon
&doo r. when their-datightee.nillian Margaret Simpson, Irene Grainger, came aware for the scat . time o[ nes
.Nae,beceene the le ids of Oreille flew- Velma Hamilton. rear genius and daring, which .had - not yet learned hon+ safe yen are
son Smith.both pJades of Hay Town- g 8 g with this prepgxation at hand get it
hitherto been little known 'outside
ship. etev. ►. 6,....1,•..0 lIcaiall$1 POIILTRY naval cantles. today and know for yourself:
letting:
$eafarth Residents Celebrate Sixtieth McQuillan, E. McQuillan Clif.-. Mc. early .age of 40..he.waL proeuoteci to the e aau,y--.bay, L lu,. wily (u yuu cett
Anniversary ''Donald'• .Pullet, Alvin"' McQuillan, rank of rear-adrnirs.l, and ou tho est. your money in your stockings?
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=t.ioa a pelttail and kyles* of
sere eta ilio wwk^a grocer
Bedsit Mat the items you
goir wattle thew yea pity etaewitera
The aseiteia reanimate what you otos
thrifty heaasewive. who So their
DOMINION STORES
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High Constable of Perth County
avid Another Constable Facie teertaua •
Charges
Evidence in a charge against iIieh
Constable Hutehison of Perth countY
of driving an automobile while ureter
the influence of liquor was heard tt
Grand Bend 'in Friday, Sept. inth, bF =
11agtstrate Reid ns, tits lerieh. There
was also a charge against 1n,uvtable
warner_ ethpips:.tb"tin. 'the sunst ihles
rtsiteat Grind Rend h5 .uttttlnnbtle nihil
acquired a flat tire a 1 t tuna, is • car to
Brenner's garage to have it fixed. -
Mr. Brenner did not have a tube the
right •size and the old one was too
• badly eut up to repair. Ace,ndinit
to the evidence, Mr, Brenner. whin
asked his charge for his trouble, said
25 cents, whereupon the Iligh Con-
stable refused to pay, saying that, as
High 'Constable, _he -was in the habit
of getting such attention free. Mr. -
Brenner said he did not care whether
Sept. 29—The Death of Nebo* .:113r, Hutchison :rid or not; he had
One lilindr0=d and slit} Mx years ago,
on the 29th. 'September X1158, `Horatio
Seamon, the moot popular of Britaln'a
numerous naval beret*, wag born in
the Norfolkvillage of Burnhamt Thorpe;
of which lila father was the rector.
• He entered the Royal Navy, at the
age of ZS, and during' the first seven
years of his life at sea he acquired a
great aversion to the duties of a Bailor,
but he eventually became imbued with one of_the witnesses swot. he leas.
an intense spirit of patriotism, which be dralnken and. would not ;blow, under
retained Until the.end of IS lite. and cross examination by ' Mr. Dancey,
whicla caused; him to throw his whole that • she Could be mistaken and that
heart and soul into his work. • - it was. the effects of the tussle with
after which hise secured s. advancemetic 'was Me. Brenner that^ntadeq the lowly
speedy one, and us, the alto 0121 ea attai men of ocomot n necessary. • The
nod the rank of post•captain. Prior tsi 17 Constable drove off in his ca,-; flat
91 h only had two brier experiences pt tire, and edit w_into file ditch and
active service, and he owed his earlier lost a wheel, but, too dazed to ren -
promotions in area rea measure to his, line ,this would prevent his prucecj
wonderful power of gaining the affec. ing, apent some time trying to .get
tion of his associates and superiors. the car to go,`till his attention wan
With the outbreak of war : with calleydd by 'residents nearby to the
France iu 1793 be entered upon the condition of the car. , Such is "same
busiest and most glorious period or Me of the evidence which came out,
career, anal -for seven years he was
almost continuously engaged on active: Asthma Ne Longer Dreaded.—The
.service. __His right eye was destroyed dread of renewed attacks from asth-
at the tars tat .of -Corsica, lo'i ; in 1794, and - ma has no hold Upon those' who have
three years later he lost an atm troth learned to rely upon Dr.:'J. D. Belt
wounds 'received during an attach on - logg's Asthma . Reined}
Santa Crag. He served under Admiral y So safe do
Jervis at cue xeu,out Battle- St-Vin,they feel that complete reliance is
cent on 14th. February 1797, when his' placed on this true specific with the
brilliant services were rewarded with a certainty that it will always do all
kuighthood, and the British 'public tier that ita makers claim. if you have
his number. ater on Hutchison
and Warner returned to the garage -
and according to the story, Hutel:i-
mon started by attacking Brenner. •
In the doings that ensued Bremner is
'Credited, wit knocking Hutehison
down. Hutchison is quite a large -
man as it happens and -Brenner a
small ratan. Hutchison crawled ou
his hands and knees to his car and
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NOTE ; NM WEEK IS CHAD In
Spacial from Oct. 13th to Sitis,
2 Pitt: Charm 23c. "S par Beat. Dismal ..-Cmis. s
CANDY DAY, OCTOBER Ptak
WINDERMERE qt. WINDERMS
CHOCOLATES, ib. Ja7G CHOCOLATINA
TODHUNTER'S S -ib. box - - -
CHOCOLATAFRY'S or WILLA7LIVI `
NIES, I -ib. be - -tAIiSTD. CHOCO°.
TObHUNTBR'1!tLATE BARS, 3 IF
BULK CROW-JQC ASSORTED CABBY ,
.qq
LATE, lir. - - Champion Creases,
BA SETT'S LICO- Guth Drops, Jelly
RICib. All Sorts, lb. •ItWte.. Beans, Kisses, lie -
Ce
p. C. Sauce 2
Qi(JIal�� 2 few .245c
small),
QUAKER OATS .27c
c
(Urge Square) -
CREAM OW -23c
WHEAT -
WA R'S PRIL'IS/UMCHOCOq
cake (far
r1. TE,
baking) ..110/10
BAKER'S PREMIUM
CHOCOLATE, 54.11►.
cake (for baking) -riC
Countess :.Biscui
CROSSE & BLACK.
WELL'S ORANGE
*MARMALADE- sea,,
(Imported), 1 -lb. ,arrrrM.„
CROSSE & BLACK -
WELL'S MEAT and') q
7 '
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FISH PASTES-=• C__
DOMINION or
MAPLE LEAF qq
' MATCHES, 3 for -rr5C
RICHMELLO TEA
(Choice Blend of "" Cey- ey
Ion or Astern Teas), lb. 1 ale;
FRESH ROASTED
SPECIAL BLiFND bag
COFFEE, Ib. SIE -
APPLE(SUo.d) -iG
BAUXDB� PEARS
(Light Syrup) - -I6C
CHOICE MZUINA RfA_
LEMONS, Ire. - _ 1.,74
COOKING . •
ONIONS, 6 lila. - *Coi2C
CHOICE
2� -ASC
is Cho of t. •W. 31c
LARGE PRUNES,. e�,�,,�
40-50 sire, 21br„ -. -4a74
RICBMICLLQ -
COPP1iT:. 3 -Ib. tics
(The Qtiality will till)
RICHMELLO
COFFEE, =1b,, tin -.4,10‘
McLARZN'S IN11IN-
CIBLE OLIVES, 1
-Imperial chart Jar . - B O%
MAYFIELD liKAND
BACON (Machine e�
Sliced), Ib, - - . -SOC
• ,r
Valencia Raisins ' Z. 25c
Cockerel, Trev. Benstock, Myrtle At the commeurerue t of 179,•l at the -
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hohlbein, of Myrtle McQuillan, Tree. Hanstock August of .that scar he performed the Flo—'Cause rt draws interest, dear.
Seaforth, Celebrated the sixtieth an- Elvin McQuillan, Clifton McDonald. 'most notable achievement of Nis career
iii y at the Battle of the Nile, when his ,de- News story tells of *couple being
:eruption of the French fleet ga 131114 - married "At:Sea.” blest couples
thin the conimand of the Mediterranean . are
and. put au end to N poieon'e c'arefelly-
laid plans for the couquest of In ria. This
niversary of their marriage on Pen 'of Two, Elvin McQuillan, rev.
Thursday of last week. They have Hanstock, Clifton McDonald.
been respected' residents of Seaforth LIVE STOCK
for many -years, having moved there , ,
from Dashwood twenty-three years. Draft- -- olt, Walter Forster. great victory gained him his peerage,
ago. Spring Lamb; Tom Ross, Stanley and ever since that day he has held the
✓ The Late Mrs. my Douglas, FlWm, Parkes. Bacon Hogs foremost place among our national -
Garrie, And. Douglas• Beef heroes. lie added •to his laurt'1•s in the
The death of Mrs. L. D. Lily occurred Calf, - Gordon Lyons, Stanley Gran- Baltic Sea In 1801, when his teasel to
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Jessie ger, Alex. Lyons, Norman Coultes, J obey his anliorior officer's ,orders to, re.
Brown, Seaforth on MondaySept. 23th, - - tire in the middle of the Battle of
atter it pr'elongetl illnessDeceased Douglas• Copenhagen saved the British fleet (rota
was the eldest daughter of the late MANUAL TRAINING certain disaster.
Robert, Rsatings, of '1urnberry• town. Wooden Mallet Leonard Felce His crownin;; triumph canis at tire.
ship, and was born in rvellius tun .in Bird House , Lee Allen Louis Ful- glorious Battle o(.' Trafalgar on the 31st.
1833, and with the fautily-aaxnzed'a yecr ford Norman "" Coulter Patch on October 1805, wbeq the grief of Britain
later to Turnberry.' There in 1,181 si•a ' at his death- iu-the •moment ofvictory
married Mr. L. l), Edv and since that Grail tag, Nelson Moulden, Norman almost neutralized the national rejoice=
made her home in l• 'neon. Coultes, Norman Coulter.' Any Mo ing at the destractionof the combined
II6U B
BPOpPOS.
The Leadinu
funeral Directors'
and Embalmers
Order's earofully attended to
ail *11 hoard—night or day.
Radford -Ashton Nuptials del in Weed, Mervin Stephen, Stew treats of Franco and Spain. '1'nis-
teatime', sixth t t 1 congesvono Herrick. t t H icr l'arrisl4 James Fairish- Milking leen'e 1 ong•cberiahed dream otdnvadang
Britain In her' poaitlnn as inial
happy* event on Modda+
noon, - wile;
mean eldest
i2od, at• Ilton.
Lorna Iran
W. E. Rt
Airs. Wm.
To home of mt.. and Mrs, itr.A. art Sheldon, Jack Sanders, Kenneth memorable victory shattered Napo
s • the scene et an inror4bting and Stool, Mervin Stephen Hector Piano• England-• and firmly established -
q est daughter.
• SEWINGreset of the seas, a position which en-
abled her to spread .her Empire far aid
became. rho bride at dlr. Hemstitched Handkerchief, Elia., wide and to build Up her -trade all over
ord, only' son of Mr. and b th C It N . Abe h rt Jessithe world.
oerernony \see performed by 'tev. W,empbeli,. Evelyn Stephenson. Cro• Honours .Were lavishly bestowed
Finlay. at Currie, assisted 'by Rev. E.' Chet Work, Nettie Aberhart; Agnett upon the n,cmbers of Nelson's family,
Jacques, of Mlilibaus, uncle of the Coultes, Elizabeth Coulter, . Mtn.' lel his brother, a elbrgyinau, was made an
bride. • Elliott, ,•Jessie Cam bell, ' Margardt earl and given a perpetual pension of
1' $e0.000 per annrini anti the sun, .o5
Helped Themselves to Auto and Re- Pullen. Knitting, . Mar,orie Hamel- $;r00,Ot;0 to l.utchase au estate ,• wh to
turned It In .Bad ,Shape i ton, Mildred - Felce, Lorena Hazen 1150,000 was given. to each ut his sisrets.
About 12:30 Saturday night, ,Sept. Edith Kreuter, Patch on Cotton :1,000 sailors marched as inower!,a
27th, the Robertson garage in Wing- Elizabeth Coulter, :Jean Sperling, Ag. behind the great funeral car %bleb
ham was entered and the pioprietor's nes Coultes, Muriel . Elliott, Jessie carried the body of tank hero through the
new Chevrolet auto was taken out. Campbell, Evelyn Stephenson. Three streets 4Loseio. to its resting -Otte
lice
Buttonholes Elizabeth Coulter, Je!i- beneath ibo dome of St. t aui s Cathed.
Se pe time on Sunday night the car r nal, and tiro Clack silk scares which
was returned to the garage with the she Campbell, Jean -Sanders, ?ivelyr, these loco wore as aai;;n of tnonrning
top broken; the fenders dinged and Stephenson,' Isobel Campbell. Apror on that occasloq have ever Elnce,fortned
part of the unlfotiu of the British blue-
jacket. .
Itatiford, of 1'�o,dwieh, The ou er, et)ie r a ,
two tires punctured, one wheel hay- or Dells Dress, Elisabet"d Coulter
g run so far on the rim that the Isobel, Campbell, Alice Robertson
rti
was out of shape. Jessie Campbell, Mae Coulter, Flor
russets Man Has Car Burned ence Blair. Patch on "woollen Goods
Jessie Campbell, Elizabeth Coulter,
Bohol Thompson. of 1ir,rmseds, Inst a Evelyn' Stephenson, Sean Orvis.
,loo AieLwighltu car and bi•t, garage in DRAWING AND WRITING
a rather peculiar way. Ire pot the car
Map (2nd class), Norman Coulter;
1 asetwo ler• Fred Lewis, Mae Coultef;' Dorothy
Brown, Bessie Bere, Hilda 'Finnigan.
Map (3rd Class), Mary (iurvin, Har
vey Cook, eGistham McNee, Edythe
Marsh, Evelyn -Corbett... Map (4th
class), Archie Cuming, Agnes El-
liott, Murray Brown, Jean Martin.
- John Stewart, Alex. Pesrsoit. Writ
ing (1st class),, Arthur McEwan.
Janet Rattan, Marie Doig, Beth Mc-
Phee, ,Alexandra Hamilton, ,;}Ferrol
- fiiggins. a Vriting •(2nd clads), Phyl
lis Felce, Dorothy Brown, Rae Nich-
olson. Florence Hayden, Della Mein -
nee, Dorothy' Mitchell. Writing 3rd
class), Harold Durst, Velma Wheeler
Margaret Simpson, . Toni (summing
Tom Henry, Geo. Henry. Writing '
(4th class), Jean Orvis, Jean Sparl,
ing, Lottie Lawlor, Blair Gibbons
Margaret Pullen, Olive Corbett.
COMPETITIONS -
Palle Speaking; Gladys Coleman
Nettie Aberhart, Elizabeth.. Coulter
Willetta C'haniney, Lyle Fitch, Chas
Eefl'er. Physical Culture, No. 11 "
Grey (W. Bisbee), Nu. '12 W.. Wawa-
noclr (F. Lockhart), No. 11.Turtt-
latsry (Mics1 McLean), No. 13 e:. Wa-
witnoaii (rips Decker), .School Par- .
ade, No. 11 Turnberr,' (Miss Me—
Lean). No. IC Howirk and Grey, No
.,elf ter'every meal
A please."
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sweet and a
1-a•s-t-i•asig
benefit' as
Iwan.
Gold lir
teeth, breath
avid d1Sesttoa.
Makes the
neat cigar
taste better.
li t, Re Wheeler
Funeral Director and
Embalmer
Bch, Ontario
pray Attended to
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