The Signal, 1914-6-4, Page 5TiHE SIGNAL : GODERICH : ONTARIO
THURSDAY JUNK 1, 11111
AUTOMOBILES
FOR HIRE
EAST STREET GARAGE
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s
"The Best is the
CHEAPEST"
Thi• blue -worn statement Was
ever more truly applied than
n the pun -hese of a Piano.
The Heintzmati k Co. Pian,
p.us•sxrs :he purest and aweet-
sat of tones and the superior
materiel and rnnstructiun M-
ime ler it an even gteate•r
weenie= and purity of tone
with Use.
It 'Rya to buy the hest. there -
foredo nut put it elf any longer
lett huy - a Heintzman & Co.
Naso ti.elay.
James F. Thomson
a►-1.1tI:sIkNTATI\ C
linderich - - - Ontario
sre
fFarte kidney
all tuba/ shine i %
ir
hue The blood passes through the kiid-
wn every three minutes. N the kidneys
do their work nd impurity or casae of
&order can remain in the circulation
it -.ser than that time. Therefore if yoer
E.,d is. out of order your kidneys have
!Led in their work. They are in seed of
eisulation, strengthening or doctoring.
O.eerdiane will do all three, the finest
and roost imitated blood medicine them
■
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
Saturday Specials
at the
Maple Leaf Grocery
Fruits
f�itr.wl r,„ Now hr., apples
pp
rarri.i4 I,. atp.1 1'I;I,, •, F1,t iii'
Mohd..• I/IAngell in ell sizes.
New Vegetables
T„tuat.w•,
!del y. Lettuce, Ot.ions, Raetiah,
Rhul,aot,, New Cat,bee•-
Home-male
Maple Syrup
II.iv.' In,t received it Mtge
'1'ientit)• of Hume -maths Mapee
'syrup of the very highest gnal-
ny and f1 savor.
Butter, Eggs and
t.1 -REI) MEATS
We ate making err•ngementa
to have a large and choice as -
velment in all these lines for
Mstnrriay and will he in a
ibitinn to supply your wants
with rhnire Creamery and Dairy
Blotter, strictly fresh Rage and
Cared and Cooked Mesta.
All enders will receive
earful attention.
nu r
S. J. YOUNG
Mui.. Street
LOCALS eS PERSONALS
-Mrs. James Moore is spending this
week with Blyth friends.
-May. Hamden was tak ni on Thur.
day to • Sanitarium in London.
-Mr. J. B. Brown. 'of Berlin. has
taken a position with Mr. C. t' Lee.
Miry Edith Young lel/ Lai* weak to
A WOMAN OF FE W
WORDS
Mrr. Harry N Bye, Main street
n orth. Mount Forest, Ont., writes :
••Your rrwrd fur kidney, bladder and
stomach trouble has given we great
relief. have taken three boxer Sat:
now feel )eke living and better than 1
here felt (or years and 1 give your
FIG NILLY
all the prairie, for they are the best I
have ever 4i d." At all dealers, :'3
and ill cents, or The Fig Pill
Thomas, Out. Mold in Uoderich by
11. R. Wigle, druggist.
-Mr. John W. Skinner, s q'e
n eat rlUxen of Mitchell, died on tiat•,r-
day evening, Ysy'-,ird. He bad been
a great mutterer from inlawtuatury
rbruniatienl and death came as a
happy telrare to hie.. rhe family had
darindaring all this time tenderly cared for
hint,
g
all u1 their power to help
make has bed of sirknee as pleasant
as possible Draeissed was born in
Fullerton neer Bethel nearly sixty-six
visit relative* in Buffalo and Boston.
years ego, oan•inq to Mitchell, where
Hiss Marge'et Houlhy, of Wind- be bail cern s resident for over forty
' "
syears. He was widely known. and
�o, it visiting her cousin., a deep interest in the affair.' of
Hurd' the town, always advocating bringing
--Miss Bisset, of New Turk, it boli- in industries. The late Mr. Skinner
dwyieg at the parental holm, hart served a number of years on the coun-
suwa•t' ;11 board and for Ultra year* aa Mayor
-\lir. Flora Finale:d, of Auburn. of Mitobell.
is visiting themisses Halliday Vie /y�
WI to sltrrt,MW$.100.00 IN (TOLD
-rls. Stank Forcer and Iona
well
theeford of To r
l preW L •r
nt n -
in
it y, are spending a few days In town. We will gave one hundred or hi dollars et
Mr- rbeodure Bale, of elluWo. ,told to any man, woman or child that
was spendinga few drya in town with • cannot b' benefited by Magrioe hair
his mother, Yrs. Hex kiah Hale, this tonic, Ws are anxious to have every-
wrek Mir u y fiageine for we know it is the
Aden Fowiei hen returned. IR/Neatest Bair Ionic that baaever been
town his trip to Northern Ontario and , edwe aetwd- Sageine will positively
look* a* it that climate agteerl with ewe an lichy aealn, brtug life into dull,
bins, faded hair and add incite* to its
-The Dui presents • tine tipped._ length. Sageit a is now obtainable in
l' l pu+r' beefed ich and is sold under a Kaaren -
since on Victoria street, having had tet.. to pl.'s.'.. A large bottle of Sage -
the steps and railing newly painted in ins coeds but fifty cents. Be sure to
two colors, • go to F. J. Bus land'e drill store for
-Mr. F. W. Rubinson, of Galt, itother woo es don't have Sageine.
giving much satisfaction to .the coojr I st
and congregation as urganirt of St.l - -
BORN
George's church. stiElttnt►WV,-In Owlerlah. on Max 37th.
Harry Turner. formerly of w x4.. a.idlir•. Sawur. eneardown, a .0e1,
The Signal, and 'how of New lora.
was in town on Saturday last renew- _
ing old acquaintance..
-The maty friends of lin. W. F.
(.allow are glad to See her out again
REMARKABLEafter being laid up for several week's
part with a ftriceactLauder.
arm. cAsE of linL HAm
-Miss Beatrice uder. B.A., of St.
Catharines collegiate institute, • is
home with her parents. Mr. and mi..
(i. H. Lauder. Nelson Street.
-Aid. T. F. Harrison, of Kingston. ' Diederis Lrrat E.pinkhwes
father of Yr.,Walter H. ,Harrison, of
Ogderich, is the Liberal candidate in
In .ton cnnstaturocy.
- aur. o•uph Lawson and Mn. 13d-. Saved Her Life
Lawson, o u oro, were the
rueets of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore,
Bruce street. one day last week.
M Int Dura Howie lett on Saturday
for 'forpnto, where she will attend
sines. college. Mise liowie'a Many
friends in Ooderinb wish her succees.
-The last lecture of the course un-
der the auspices of the General
Brough chapter will be given in the
court house on Monday afternoon at
four o'clock.
--Mises ,M. L.cktnan and Lula
Sharp returned to their homes at
Hamilton last week atter a very pleas-
ant visit With Mesdatue* Challeo and
Hopkins, Bast street.
v nervosa, impatient,
-Mr. B. S. Robertson, city, solicitor, passed sleepless
Stratford, sone(Mr. W. fL Robertson, !, J nights, and had -
of (;iriderieb, was chosen on Friday neither strength erne
last. at a convention in Milverton, as . i:ere was always • fear and
the liberal candidate in North Perth. dread in my mind. I had mid. nervous,
- At the Victoria'dniversity exam- weak spells, hot flashes over my body.
bastion* Mr. H. G. Hotertson, grand- I had a place w my right side that was
w,n'ut Mr. W. K. Robertaoo. passed so sore that 1 eoald bardly bear the
with honors and was the winner of weight of my eio'hes_ I triad readies..
the Edward Wilson gold medal in and doctors, but �y did me littler .�
clx►ricr. and 1 never expectedW
-Dr. W. J. H, Holmes returned un got out aRa�
Saturday ("Op, a prolonged trip to 1 got Lydia E Plnkbom's Vegetahfa
the west. During his ahsence he visit- Cotonoun8and Stood Purifier- ad i car-
ed almost every point of iwportant.' tainly would have best in grave se is we
in western Canada and several in the asylum if your medicines W set saved
United States. . Inc. But now 1 ran work all day, sleep
Brenner of the loss of so many well at night. Het anything I wast, bows
magazines that lay uptpn the tables in no hot flashes or weak, nervous Spens.
the I'hhfic [,ilrrarr the crmaininftun +' All pains, ache, fears and dreei am
hay.• Leen put away. and any reedet- q;ottie, my hoose, rki{dtrn and hoat+esd
of nuag►sines have u..w to AMC tine Ir-
lwarisn for any Magazine that i, want- f ase ao 1°ragrt a'stit'etst�, sea 1 sen alxeeest
ed. • 1 entirely free of the bad sytoptoens 1 he
Thr ftlends of Mrs, J. Pe Whitely before taking year rrmwdies orf el is
will Ire glad to know that she bar w. I pleasure and happiness in my honor '-
for tecoveted from her long illness Mn. JoetE HAH. R. P. D. I. Box a,
th.t why was taken out Mast week ,n shamrock. Yls.ouri.
her wheel chair anden"lyeittheouting i 1( yon wantapetda1advice
w*�
very much, so b . u that *be was '
taken out again Tuesday. ' 3•ydla F. Plnkham Medicine Ono
-Mr. Wm. Sumer, local bill poster, (conldellr►tla1) Lynn, Mass,
will post on his toards idiom June
lith a fine lithogrspb entitled : "The I
B ,y Scout Poster. Tore• line pos-
ter. are sant out l4. ' the Educational
committer of the Politer Adverthltrg
Chicassocieticne with headquarters at ( 5111'tiER STORE
Chicago.
-Sts. McFadyean has returned to
the parental home, after a ple,sant i
,trip with her h.rab.pd. gb,� smut i
to Omaha -on business and on hi. re. (
turn will spend some tint,• in town lh••
gll.•at of hlr wife s parents. Nc'. and 1
Mn. A. M. Polley, North street.
--Mt. and Mrs. R'. Hutchinson hove
returned to Gtxlerich. oriel Ieatiug feu
Oeprgetnwn a few years ago, and now
have taken rap their re.vtene, in Mr.
raredy's new heist residence to Elgin
avrnne. Miss Hiitrhine'n. who is I
now • grade ate of Shaw's schools,
Toronto. accompanied them.
--Mise Mona Mair. Mies Jerald•and Id ,rd-un.de t'l.-rl.et 1).iles
Miss Emery. of %Vindi an•, are spending I t .. .. •. .. 2do ant *Oo
three week' at the Hotel Sunset The 1
opening of the hotel will take alar.- on
June lith Mrs. .1.rksnn, of sira•-
fond. whn will be the h •keep.,. a
rived this week 10 get everything
reedy.
Mr. Walter F. Roe, of The Spenal
staff, is le,vir,g Gown on Satin day for
Landon, England. He will sail from
Qmehee nn ID. steamer Empress. of
II itain un .lune 11th. Only for the
fart that he was unship to secure pee
sage on the Empress of Ireland, he
would have soled last week and 1t is
probable that he would have gone
down with the IR -fated ship. He taws
fortunate in not Wog able to secure
passage on the Rasps'sss of Ireland.
Foresters. Attention!
The n•enih. r• of ('Hurt (1.derich Ne ' stock
:1Y i'.O.F , will ,iii -...1 the N•,rth .tees
Meihndi-r rhn,rh on `inn•fa), the II•h
ln.' , a• 11 .. h'. k . in. Thr m.•n.l) •1 s
1 will meet ate •u. t .,p•Jm SI DI .0# "'clerk �%1S. B. Tape
and m,.eh tot 11.e 4.hn11h Visiting VVS
irtrml.e, a .11' • lH ..ell)' *tidied 111 51-
11)4',
abs K' q` V Compound
garLr f Auburn.
and Sanity.
Shamrock, Mo.- "I feed it my duty
to tail the public the condition of my
health before using
your medicine. 1 had
failing, inflamma-
tier and congestion.
female weakness.
pains in both sides.
backaches and brear-
*g dswa pains. Imp
short of meaner*'
>s
e Sim rind eels ,4, r
Embroidery Silks
Crystal 1l,,pr Silk, Ir per
skein, for to day., commencing
�IAY *-1)th
Latest di signs in Cushions,
('entres mind Tilt.•. Hnffet. and
Dr.'►.er Sr .1 fa in Ian, brown end
green .. 22. and tido
Keadv-tn-wear ('„r art 1'over,
26o and 50o
Babies Bonnet. 2642 to 760
l'hild, en . 1)reasrs and ('oat
Some new(kine+ Chown in
Stan.• -d lino: . 1.4(14.. Envel-
ope Cornbinali in, Led.es' Waists
en anew }hike voile, ('hildten's
Romper• on white pique. .l
vert Renal hie new design in
Rehire Bib New st)lee in
l'biIdren'a [)mese. on hatiate
pigs •.
Needles. Thread, Pin.. Dottie
Faetene,s. Euthrnide.ry Hoops,
Mat Frame., Feundatinn Let-
tere, Novelty Braid*, Finishing
Braid., etc., etc Always in
SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS
Honors for Graduated Goderich Col-
legiate Institute
We ant pleased to rev that Oode-
rich collegiate institute is well tepee -
rented in the graduating clary of the
University of Toronto, as *hewn by
the city papery this week. 'Che follow-
ing is the list, and so tar as we know
uone have failed :-
Faculty of Arts --Miss Jean H. Tom,
bracketed for Hest place in find claw
honor' in Moderns; Mr. Frank J. Fos-
ter.
oater, second class honors iu Political
Science ; Mr. Angus McLeod, second
class honors in Geology and Mineral-
ogy ; Mr. Arthur J. Boyce, second
class bonorr in Physiological and Bro.
cbewical S;ieMJohn C. Mil-
lion, pass in gtnnerceea:l course.r.
Faculty of Kducat ion- \Lim. Mar-
garet Bisset, Miss lava Somerville and
Mint Orae I. Warnock have been
awarded Interim first clary crrtiflcatea.
Mies Somerville will, however, not re-
ceive her high school certiM.•ate till
see rea"hee the required age. 'Ir. Ed-
ward W. Durnin will be granted a
specialist cerfic
a
to in Mrthrwstic
s
of the required academic standing.
01 all them., Misr Tow deserves
spacial etedit. Entering the univer-
sity, after being a year and I, halt nut
of school teaching, rhe came 11 sure 10
the front, took first place in Modern
at her Hr$t year's examination, and
has continued to keep her place to the
close of her courrr. It is interesting
to note that the young laJy who has
succeeded thin time in being bracketed
with her is also a Huron county girl,
Mies Katie Collins of Exeter.
Department of Pharmacy -Mr. B.P.
Strang bee been granted the degree of
Bachelor of Pharuoacy.
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury,
a- mercury will •urely destroy the .Huse of
omen and completely derange the whole
system when entering it through the mucous
rurt.ar. [tore article. should [ever .b• u -ed
except oa prescription. (tom reputable phr.l-
ciao, ant the damage they will do 1. ten toll to
the rood yo•i can po.eibiy derive from thein.
Hall'. Cat,. rh more. Manufactured b,' le. .1.
Cheney &I .. Toledo .I., contain. no mercury
and .+ taaeo lnterrut117..••tuna tureen upon
the Wood and mueou. .urfaoe* of the .yrten,.
In buying Hall . I 'atarrb Cure be sure you get
the genuine. It le taken internally and usage
In Toledo. Ohio. by F. J. 1 'luaaa7 A Co Twat -
amnia'. free. hold by arumsi.L'. Price T.Sc
per bottle. Take Hall d ratoily Lill. fur con.
.11 V'tl lou.
Full flavored ar.d
perfectly cooked
Liig tx planniamiL nut lent KN
amp imam. all-fgsati
1bm■s for ease lee ear eel eseivst onandas see��re
i sae
ae 1 m o Iris
sonnis►'Ram ear alarm ' embolic ■r•'.
lisseseeken'Estorsiss
r,
Poasst• .+n ahs TEI1it•K t111N(:
Y(millions 4I%rARIu
*AILWAY, Harley tier y sad
North i0 Nn t7egre 4 teear..,
From all rosette in Ontario and
Q.sbt'ren the (:rand Ti -ink and
Canadian Par Inc rat lwaye rx-
erre west of 4.b ilk )tiver end
north .,f 1'arty 'lowed .'n the
('anad'an Pariflc r►IIws' .
Tirkrt* at specially r••dure•l
rate.. crewel enema 11'NE 14511.
and yabd for return until JUN1:
alth..,Mee your reseseesseelisrsy
ent foe -full parte ills iir ap-
y to -
A. J. PARR.
G.P.A., 'r h N.() I{ly ,
North Ray. (hit
ismer Footwear
With the warn) weather
COMPS the desire for sotuethieg
to keep the feet areal and com-
fortshle.
The coolest Sommer Font -
weer be without exception
white canine.. . Oar stork In
Button Hoots, Pumps arid
Strep Slippers is very nnm-
pietr and the prices the most
reasonable we have ever had
the pleasure to offer.
Tenni., howling and !A-
cross.- Shops are now in stock,
elfin Keretoot Mandela In all
sizes.
REPAIRING
Downing & MacVicar enngreRetion-
JUBILEE AT WHITECHURCH
Sixteen Handfed kaolin Attended the
Presbyterian Church
I'he jubilee ars-viers In couneclion
wtlh Ino 1'tr-byterwn chuteh beta
here I.s.t Niu,lay &to( Monday were a
quieten -it .,.ere-■ Irl ever)' 1Nrtic,dsr.
`'I,•,u,'n,'1tem people .11enJed the
MI, it. e,. 1'114.14• were three ..'rule. is
Del I eft Sunday at 111.311 a u.., three
en.f . I1;he (1.111 , and en retell uce4.11.11
the Mtge edifice was plied to °vetHuw-
ing with people from far and near
who came, not, from idle curiosity, to
listen to the eloquent sermon* preach-
ed by reverend gentlemen, former
pastors of the church. In the even-
ing scores of people ;ould not gain ad-
mittance and hence had to wend their
wsr homeward again.
7 he pulpit in the Morning was oc-
cupied by Rev. W. H. Geddes, of
Ailsa Craig, who preached a ver y able
sermon flow the text: Matt. 13, 37-13.
The par*age is Christ's explanation of
the parable of the sower. He dwelt.
on the spleudid history of the cbrretian
church, recalling interesting events in
the lite of the Whitechurch Presby-
terian Congregation. The topic was
eminently pleasing and was listened
to with devout attention by the large
congregation.
No organ' or choir was used. Mr.
Robert Silepson acted as precentor,
and the congregation wholeheartedly
under his directions sang -the old
familiar tunes. Old Hundred, Denfield,
Ortoiville and New Lydia.
In the afternoon the pulpit was Oc-
cupied , u Rev. Geo. P. pulpit
of
PortCredit, when the church was
again crowded .to its utmost capacity.
The reverend gem leihan took bis text
from Romans 12, I. The thought
being indiviivalisw. He etupha•ired
the vanity in talent and powers in the
life of a congregation. All were un-
nesceeary cyep make true unity and
harmony. His sermon was a truly
eloquent one and was listened to with
profound attention..
The services were similar to those
of the morning, no choir or organ
being used. Mr. Alex. Simpson was
the precentor at this service, 'elec.
tions being sung to the tunes of Hakt-
nu, Garnbury, , Duke Street and
Desert.
The evening service were held at
eight o'clock, when Rev. U. M. Donn,
ct Roy 241 avenue Presbyterian church,
Toronto, preached au eloquent .crown
(rout (len. 12, 1, and Heb. 11, 7. He
spoke moat feelingly of the time he
was ordained In tbir sauce church and
bis induction as its minister and. of the
most _pleasant six yeah Le spent as
pastor of this cnngrogatioo. He ales
dwelt on the pioneersinfluence in the
religous life of the cowrnunity. He
related ;some very interesting and
amusing things in Lite early history of
Hoon and Bruce counties, recalling
the names of several settlers of alt years
ago, when the first property grants
were given by the government in the
community. He also referred moat
feelingly to the• arly history of the
Presbyterian church and influence for
good by the early settler. His sermon
was'forceful and filled with overflow-
ing energy.
The choir on this occasion, as well
aa singing the regular hymns, render-
ed two beautiful *elections, while the
choir leader and most efficient organist.
Miss llarjnrie Gordon, sung a well
rendered mile,. The plat(orw during
the ,ervices was occupied by Rev. H.
M. McEacberte Bev. .James Penrose,
Kee. V Boyle and the pastor. Rev. J.
('re Stewart.
Monday WAS fete day for everybody
who chomps, to take a part, and it goes
without 'saying that almost every-
body. regardless of denominations,
t urned oat to swell the crowd and fill
a vacantry if need be. The crowd was
a re•ord one and clime from the coun-
try around fee and near, ss Well as
great numbers from urigllboriog
towns and .illage.. They came in
earl tag- hod., automobile loads, and
buggy Leads and such a crowd of well
h.dasvrd orderly young and old people
nekdem meet together. Did they rn-
ley tbenreelve.3 Well, yes, they did- to
the ltwisb.
The Hut part of the programme of
coma was to can for the wants of
the ismer man and it is an undeniable
face that no hotter preparation could
be wished for than the regal spread of
goat) -things the ladies of the congrega-
tion had provided. The rover. were
mooed in the basement of the church
and well ladeued tables were again
and again. and yet again and again,
and again, surr.•nnde1 until every-
body was satisfied and in the right
beesc.r to take un the next quart .4.f the
pr..,griuun.e, thin was provided by the
cM ,r. er rather w•ta in their cat•., and
a+ ,t I arned out It wa+ • splendid and
enjoyable treat and greatly spprecia-
trd by the Iargeet g*tbriing ever
gotten ir.',t.' the 1hut.'h. Tree choir
Left toss filled. the plat fent. end isles
were Hlt.d• over '.n (wing present, and
Ih.• rboit del tIre mewl Tee proud. The
.iia. Latta.. -r l..•a•sar.''V*r , isyray;' at.
runs • Msemint • twain't. many eye.,
when it r4. -ailed lacer never more t•,
be seen ..n earth.
The pastor. lies'. J. 1're Stewart,
It A . ably filled the chair. Greetings
Rete itew'elvrd from the 4,VhIieeburcb
Methodist chorea'. through their pas-
tor. Rea. &sires Penrose; from Mt.
Helens Presbyte' i sn rhurrh. the
mot breeheret,, through Iter. Mr. Mc-
Intosh, ti.D.: from Calvin Prsehy-
teriaa Osumi". Meme tune sisaeieted
with Whits..hut, h r.mgregstion,
through Mr. Harvey M.-(i.p. and ale.,
from the !Ant/side Presbyterian
church, at pte•rnt as.oeiatetl with
Whitr,hnreh congregation.
The par-uyiell .d Maraan,l was
represrntrd t'y Pee A. M Moyle.
H.A., of H.lgr.ve, whnbrought greet
ings fr the mart[.. 'Ibr sir'..errs of
the evening wire the f- it pastors.
Rev Andrew lir\ab. M. A offl;nder-
wo.d, and Ke•. 1:. Mrl'Pchern. of
Owen Sound. The former 'Speaking of
the value of the church and what 11
stands tut. the latter onthe church
with a blarney, showing that the his-
tety of s church is made by the difP.-
elanie. and t,i•le to to faced Re-
marks w,•.e also made- by Rev. M
Ihlnn and 11.• \Ir 1)unean, shin
which the pest or thanked t his speakers,
the people. the preachers. the pre
crnrorer the choir, the choir leader and
theladleaof the rongregatIon in mak-
ing the Inhale* of the congregation so
so, c. -..f,.1 .%,,.., -.,,o,,e ( 0i ►•e with
1' ,, 1 1 \t'4. Meet ag•tn, Itev. Mr. NIr-
N .1. ri m...uneed the lime diction. Ilius
rlowine the greatest event In the hie -
tory of the ‘Vhltechurch Peser byterian
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Travltdkrs' Cheques
issued by the Union Bank
of Canada. No one can cash them without yot:r signature.
Issued In denominations of 310. 320. 350, 3100 and 3200, with
value In foreign currencies plainly stated cn the face. Accepted
at full value at hotels, ticket offices and busInes places generally
throughout the world.
Goderich Branch -F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager.
Elected Officers
Atter tieing posted for one tiwnth,
the annual election of officers was held
at the regular monthly meeting of the
Menesetung canoe club on '1'1:reday
night. Fur some time, on acecunt of
the beautiful evenings, it was difficult
to get a sufficient number to 'make e
quorum. With the exception of the
appointment of officer. very little
other business was on the eeu•pet. The
following officers were• elected • Pre-
sident., 1►r. C. E. Sale; vier -president,
Mr. A. 1.1. Nisbet'„ secretary-, Mr. W.
J. Buchanan treasurer, • .e'
, 1 r, . 't4.. W. Mil-
lar; commodore, Mr. John Platt : vice -
commodore, Mr. John Ltw'rrucr:
auditors, Mr. W. 11. Robertson and
Mr. John l'latt : entertainment e6111 -
mit tee. %Ir, John Lawrence, Mr. Etn-
ert Colborne and Dr. L. M. Mabee.
The officers fora the executive com-
mittee together with Messrs. W. H.
Robertson and Ernest Colborne,
GREAT LAKES NAVIGATION
Steamer. will leave I'ort McNicoll 4101
day.. Tilertays, Wedne..lay.. Thur.day,
and Saturday. al 4 pill.. cotumencleg
Mity 9th. for
SAULT STK. M.tRli:. l'IIRT ARTHUR
and F, /KT WILLIAM
The Steamer Manitoba. .wiling from fort
McNicoU Wedueadaye. will call at Owen
Sound, leavlug that point ti t.;yi p.m. seine
day.
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS
K'illteave Toronto lit:, pin• on .alling
day.• making direct connection with steam
en. at Port Me\Icon.
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FORT Vi -t CANADIAN PACIFIC
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Our Shoe Stock is complete
with the season's creations.
Every desirable s•yle in high
and low shoes foreboth men and
women. Our line of O=fords, in
the moat desirable colors and
leather, will interest and please
von. Ample provision has been
made also for the Mots and near
tots.
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THE SHOE MAN
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CHASTE AND ARTISTIC DESIGNS
Best workmanship at J. DOIG'S, Clinton
As' J. Doig imports direct, he is able to give quick
deli i ery'at close prices:.
Resigns and prices on application.
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So hat trwse. The anxiety
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of ntiatakes through Inexperience ,. tr■st
Why hurries year friend erten saee•ens detsee that eau be better
performed by this Campaay • The fere are so greater aad the
management muck more capable then can be etpect.d of any pri-
vate executor, howvse-
THE LONDON & WESTERN TRUSTS CO. LIMITED
is the log,rai administrator •o ppotr.• :'s so,r 6uunew a the
careful, efficient fulfilment of every trust eomnittted to its care.
Call in and consult us.
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