The Signal, 1914-8-20, Page 5i 9E SIGr:AL : GODZRICH ONTARIO
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bread, cakes, puddings. etc., baked in a
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from its perfectly ventilated
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CHASTE AND ARTISTIC DESIGNS
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LOCALS == PERSONALS
-suss Ruth Hamilton is visiting
friends in Toronto.
-Mr. ,L sli• Inkster. of Lethbri lge,
smiting in town.
-Mia Ell* 1: Goldthorpe ieft last
"reek tor Winnipeg.
e
-Miss Emma Ciroplyell is *pending
*din
g
fir vacation at Chicago.
- --Read tint -neat ; tetenitutte t.cio&J.
Yaw on pare one of tittsistmr.• •
- Mi-. Marie t2uirL-. of Stratford, ie
nisirisg her aunt, Mr.. J. B. Kelly.
- Win. Tait has Md his resi.
Mere td► tjuel•ec street (testily paint-
ed.
-ali•s Pearl Goodies* retuned from
. w.ek's visit Toronto sod Hasa -
tor
-Misr Jessie Bond. of Wispier -we is
:tie Surat of Mesa Robert owe Vlets,rke
art,.
-Mr. Melville Joffe*, of .Wiaikoir,
ep idiait hie Yamada' at live lope
-Mtsi,tienrgr B'iri.t bee returned.
fins either) week: visit at Barr:;t-s
Ragas
-.t, rarer entrance lobby has fern
zestreet.d ray -r f Pr north Jour , I tiff.
-Mir. 4:oiou ‘‘'steno, of Nile, was
*Passat of Mr. and Mr.. Hairy More
ALR week.
-Mrs R.dwrt Bell. and daugbtet.
Isakerth. were the gores of Mrs.
itlsba last week.
-lis heel of the :Gni regiment has
hes Mord to tannish music for one
atiy,
- ,Minnie Oubningham, of • Post t•
Vsrt,spest • few days teeth friends
la tears this week.
-Mr. 1 barks Gsrrow ite having a
tee verandah attached to his resi-
lree os North street.
-Mee Bertha Chesney, of Seeforth,
• nutlet her cousin. Miss Norms
vow,. Newman. street,
-Me Cleveland Tichborne, of Chat-
'ts w visiting At the parental home,
eadwraNrret, ibis weed.
Mas lessee Glavin. of Centralia.
'ir•t the pant went is [Dave. the
tare K Mime Cassie Fine.
- �. Thomas Webb and Mies
lw plow
Webb left
no Tumiday morning
and Minneapolis.
-lir Oliver Arkell, of Toronto, •
resident of Goderich @Peet the
eja4sd with friends In tows.
Suter Rennie Douglas of LeekMe
gra. rodlemolin
- til L A. Carrick. Newsom stn.
Mr E A War..* b.. rsenoiid
R Devil @t.em to Rosy. streak
felted Mr. (' A. Na'. cote
at the Arneriran !toed Machitte Co..
is spending his vacation with hie par-
ents at Durhurn.
-Mia Alice Wells. who has been
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
l'harlals Welts, returned -on Wednesday
to laaltitnoret. •
-Misses Mary and Annie McLaren,
of Hauniltoe. ere *pending their vaca-
tion
ca-
tion with their grandmother, Mrs.
McClure. Nelson Street. -
--Mr. and Mr:. M. J. Kerney and
Messrs. (shade. and Frank Risdou, of
Detroit. aux .psiidiitg Mete kande!
vacation in Goalie* ich.
-Miss Naomi Shafer, of the Alex.
antra hospital staff. has retutned to
duty after spending her vacation at
bre home in New Hamburg.
-The W.t,;.T.U. ttill hold their
regular monthly meeting in the Tem -
penance hall on Monday afternoon,
August 2ltb. at the regular hour.
-.Mrs. t.'.ititeroo. Mr. Jay Came. un
and Nasse. Bee trice and Dell. of Tot -
'Ono. bare ieen gll- t. at the borne of
}Ir. George Bradford this week.
-Mr. Charlie Thomas and Misses
Trru•emrer and Greer Tbnwu wete at
Luasdon this week attending the wed.
ding of their ousin. Miss Water..
-Mr. and M:. t'. R. %Vat,...n and
eon, Kemietn, hear sr -tinned to New
Yost atter spending •e:oneus :�e with
Mr; Watson anter*; Mtworeal street.
-lfise Ella Howell, of Des Moines,
:1 twit left ini home on Friday alter
iesrbding three wren. with her uncle
and aunt. Mt sod Mr. Flury Mor-
ri..
- Mts. David lepnrd sod her Jangle-
t.rr*, Jean and Marpueri .. were vie -
ing at the home orf the ferwa-e •
mother. Mts. Jame-- De colleen. t.i Ein-
tail [hes weak- •
-Mr. W. B. Shape. organist of
Knox I'te.bytc -ian chump. by
liken the Ira,Jenre recently ...-
copied by Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hunter.
Elgin avenue.
- There will be a howling tourna-
ment for Scotch doubles on the hos-
ling green on Tuesday and Wednes-
day next. August 'Site, and ?nth.
commencing at one p.m.
- The si:ver cup won by Mr. Errrst
Pridham at heaforth on August 5th
foe the 100 yard: dash has been oe
v{rw in Mr. C. H H•ttnher's store win-
dow during the past work.
- A special meeting of the women's
ieetitute will he held in the Curt
House park oo Saturday .1tersoon at
lour o'clock. There will be im-
portant question toasted*.
- arrem(Mwillnr
e G ch
hold thetr mem
Nn..f�l. O.U.F..
orbit service at Maitland rem.tery one
S.adsy, S.ptemtaer itch, instead of
August 30th. as a.noiroced.
-Mr Harry Buchanan met with a
painful aorident .m Tuesday Milscranking his automobile the saltine
Mra hick -find and the crank Mawek his
1.
breaking the ...all lytyae
tl.y,y Motlt•yISfI sad fasailj. Ii right arm . the -ti t.
i•�ad. lett ors Wsdteosdo_ to ielhe
Ma. abM.dr is the noisily of tMatc -1. • priest. letter, dated at Deos-
▪ Kelly, encu-ls-
▪ at \riareees hospital.
nth 4elsewdtag hot vad.tfee
Wawa
Inaba W,lks. Ameghtensall
food. 9askatshewaa, reesived this
week • tar..onndesst states that the
weather is the west has b.ou eo dry
Ithat canis and hng. are dying for
Wast of water.
--Moms Toren and Basal Cassidy.
TIMPMOAT, AVIWUIrT 911, 1914 •
I of Ayr. who have baro visiting the*
1pfrandwotber, Mn. Burrows. returned
Some on Saturday accompanied by
their cousins, Mises Eileen and Teresa
1 Moonless..
-Mr. and Mr.. 8. Cutout sod Mr.
i and Mrs. H. McPherson. who visited
at tho bonze of Mrs. Curran's motbrr,
Mrs. W. H. Webster, Newpte street,
✓ eturned to their home in Howell,
Michigan. this week.
-Mr. and Mrs. Tboo. Hale sod
daughter., Aloha and Louise, eb..
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bass.• been vi.iting with the forum•
mother, Mrs. H. Hale. ?ark street. loft
un Tuesday morning for Prince Al-
bert. Saskatchewau.
- "Keep the. ofd flag eying," is the
title of a handbill circulated around
town by the officers of the volunteer
battery, inviting clerks, shoeing
smiths, farriers, automobile drivers,
motor cyclists and otbers to join the
.active set vice force.
-The property at the coruer of
Brune rind Victoria streets, known a•
the Holland •to -c. is being renovatel
this week. V. understand a fires from
strattord has saluired the property
obit will guru it into a cigar factory.
Any industry which will employ
lels,ur will be a welcome acquisition
to the town.
Prohat.ly the largest ,rick of maple
tiwtwr that was ever been in Goderich
was delivered one day last week by
Mrwr. Win. Hill ft !ken, of Benmiller.
It was 541 feet long, S inches syuars
And weighed 10 tons, and will he used
as au anchor in connection with the
dredge owned by Mr. %Vm. Marlton.
--The lode:itch Rebecca lodge No.
eill4 rill hold a basket picnic at Point
Faint on Wednesday afternoon, Aug-
ust Jltttb. All members are invited to
be present and bring their friends.
Thr auto truck will leave the Oddfel•
lows' hall at one o'clock arttt the Med
rrgitueut band will be ir. attendance.
- Mr. Rohe,: Craidir, wht. was em-
ployed by Mr. C. C. Lee in his hard•
ware business tot several years, hyo
returned to town and taken charge of
the Howell Hardware Company'.
' tore. Mr. Howell finds it necessary
to derote most of bis time to the busi-
ness of the Misner Manufacturing Co.
- Tho.. coming from a distance.
who are registers t at the Hotel Sunset
this week., include Mr. Edward Linder
and family, of Cleveland. Ohio: Mrs.
\oil -on, Montreal ; Mise Wilson. New
York ; Mr. R. D. Buclu.nao, Peter-
boro: Mr. M-Gawey. San Bernardine,
California. .Also A cunsider'lble num-
bet firma Detroit, Stratford, Ayr and
other town,. -
-,to item in 1.st week'', issue of
The Signal, intineati,R that there was
but nos lady physician in Huron coun-
ty, hes elicited the information from It
local doctor that thereatefour. They
are ; Mrs. 51.t klin. Goderich ; Dr.
Moly McDonnell, liensall ; Dr. Swab
-Ovv-nlock. Seatur:h, acid D.. \I. C.
('alder, W ing stn..
,-Mr. W. H. Boyd. formerly a
divierty studeat at Huron college,
London, and now in charge of a per-
ish at Lockport. Manitotws, has f'r-
warded to London a request that his
name be placed oo the list of volun-
teers. Before Mr. Boyd ccmmeoced
bis studies he was a resident of Oode-
ricfi. Since then be had been eogage5
as curate at Brussels and \Viartoo.
- Mrs. Duncan Cameron. East
street, has her house full of visitors
this week. On Monday her daugbter,
Mrs. Leonard Dunkeld, of Palmerston•
arrived and today l7h•rd♦ � her sire
ter. Mrs. A..1. Stewart, and her niece.
Mrs. Harvey Hucits, and children came
from 'Harriston. Mr. Cameron, who
bae1ieen in Pori $tinieif superintend-
ing work for the Doty • Engine Co.. is
expected home op Saturday.
- Among other local improvented *
around town this week we notice a
new house being erected on the corner
of Nelson rand St. Andrew's streets by
Mr. Archie Redden, and a newtbouse
trt commenced on Montreal Street by
. J. Craigie. The residence on
papier street owned by Mr. Joseph
Griffin is receiving w coat of brick
veneer and the new cottage of Mr. A.
Millian on Britannia road is finished
except for sotne painting•
- His Honor Judge Jackson, Mn.
Jai -limn and Ir., children. of Leth-
bridge. Alberta. accompanied hy Mrs.
J. G. Emigb, of Blyth, were the guests
yesterday of Mr and Mr.. A. E. Brad -
win. judge and Mrs. Jackson And
rhiklrrn have 'pent the putt two
mouths. outing animist Ontario
friends and relatives and leave en
Monday next for their western home.
Mee Brsdwin and Mts. Jaekson are
sister,
More+e Aga-
The Sinal touring partyarrived
Lorne from Bermuda at mnight on
Friday Late The trip was full of in-
teresting experiences and the editor
hopes nest week to ,-art a aeries of
arrsM+rn
martial law 00 aecf islands le
the middle of the Atla.ti- ocean. and
a hen tis. homeward jn•troey i. made
to be c.wvu ed to a port of safety by
time Breeds war revisers.
Vote of Thanks Passed
At the last meeting of the hoard of ,
trustees of Alexandra Martino and I
timers, hospital • vote of thanks was
.v.1 rn t Freest. ret Mr. R W.
McKeoz.-..clnowledging the t.equees
to the foods of the bosons'. The
board al..' wishes to thank the Daugh-
ters of the Eu•ppire and the yawn,
ladies who -o kindly gave their amain -
• nas oo Tag day, wb.n • very Wisd-
o ms' sum was realised for the hospi-
tal.
a.t i.I 1ven i.ag
The faPlist- Young People*, Vision
held • veil pleasant service at the
Immo Of Mr. sad Mee J. 11. Moothall
on Monday evening. After the usual
soemg ..mice. short AA.lre•.es were
•s oo "Oar modal Lila' by Bev.
eves H. Wrighton, Mr. E. A. Warner
and Prof. ttimperma of for Agricultur-
al osnllow. l.aaster. I><Irhfga.. The
balance of the "monism was spent In
the eujoryment oaf parlor games and
disposing of • dafoty loath of fee
rowan and oaks
Soldiers lave fee the Freest
Amid • down pour of rain the volun-
teer battery that M► been is training
hors for this ps.t t wn week..ntraieed
at the Orad Trunk &mot this motors -
too for Ottawa. The bawd of the fid
regiment root show. t„ • ►s • •-+•••t 11.•11 ri
t Park and (0 l ha strokes of martial music
dea the co.tlogent to the wa-
wa. e*sore • crowd of upwards of Sulu
tioo, wa_ vathotd to width theta
people were,• strain polled oat
(iod speed. s t►. • `•ave the King
the hand played Od arss
and the Maple Iars f.
Arrested at Port Hurts
Tb. following deepa&L from f4•srnia
appeared in the daily papers on Keine-
day la.' • -- Mr.. %Vilu es % Kerr -ti end
Albert Itussrll, Moth of Uoderi -b, are
under arrest at Port Huron. The
niau and woman were taken from
moons en which they were living to
the united States city. l' plaint
was utade by rhe woman's husta,nd,
who rendes at thaderieb, that hie wife
had lett bleu Arid followed Russett to
Port Hurn, laving her four small
children helmet her. Buswell will fate
• serinuelltouete preferred by the im-
iuigration oflcere.
Enthusiastic Wingham Citizens
Court bourse park was the t•ene of
a mo.t enthusiastic gathering on
Wednesday afternoon, when about IMI
citizens of Wingbam. representing; the
Citizen: leaagee. pre.ente.l the mem-
bers of the \Viughain contingent, who
have voluotereed Inc active service.
with neat little wrist watches. 'fbe
actual presentations wen• made h
the following gentlemen, who each
gave • *here address of .t natriotic
mature -Mayor Irwin, ex -Mayor
Sp'.tton, flee. J. W. Hibbert. Chief of
Police Allen and Police Magistrate
Morton. As each speaker closed his
address the hy-.sandere broke into en-
triuma.tic cheering. The 1Vdnvhain
contingent is cemprieed of :41 officers
and wren and the citizens trona that
town who took part in the proceed-
ings iu the park arrived herr an 15
Automobiles.
Dangerous Practice
The following is taken from the
Mitchell Advocate and will Ire of local
iotere.t at the . present time: ---Since
the .:owing into force of the Canada
Temperance act in Huron. .a thriving
liquor horniness has hien done in Mite'h-
e11. Tuesday almost a continuous
stiPrim of automobiles cant.. from stet.
forth to town, the occupants of which
carried hand -grips. in which they took
back with theta large suppler. of
liquor. Some of the men indulged
pretty fleecy while here, and on their
return trip they made the .Or hideous
with their yells. Wednesday was a
little better. If this thing i• allowed
to continue we may look for a serious
aeciaent before long. for they run
their cars at terrific epee.' which not
only endanger their own lives but re-
spectable traveller are elac,d in Ibe
same category. Constables should Ix
on the alert and assist in putties as
end to such practices.
German Goods all Barred
Asresult of the war Canada may
sl.rtlybecome one of the world's
greatest produtere of jewelry as well
a. other .:tall articles. t'aoadian
jewelry werehahts report chit a large
;rade in Rohl .n nemesis haw been
-ev.ie4 be;wree. this continent and
Germany by the orders of the Gov•
ernment, which prohibits the impar-
tation of Get uan good• while the two
countries arc at war. Under the leg-
islation .11 goods manufactured an
Germany o1 soy des•ription ser hir-
ers'. 1'inade iwpotis millions of
dollars of stuff, large and small, frau
Germany. printing. lithographing
drugs, j-•vrlry, ornament., toys and
in fart the majority of the content. of
the five and 111 cent stores. These
plow will have to seek their gond,
eleewhere and the result will be
according to manufacturerni end mer-
chant* that Canada will et'art and pro-
duce them. her elf.. ...
Drug Famine is Feared
Owing to the war in Europe, the
bo.pit tis in Toronto, and, for that
matter, according :o a hopitel saip'r-
intendent, the medical institutions of
Atm -rice. will face a setione J inhl.'.n
if the trouble should continue for any
leng'h of time. Orders placed recerat-
ly wn tt wholesale drug houses by• the
superintendents of Too -unto hoepitale
have not heede filled. The other day t he
superintendent of A Toronto hospital
communicated with a Toronto tiro$
with regard to a supply .,f drugs. and
was tel 1 that his order could not be
filled. in consequence he gave osiers
to hi. «tale to I.- very careful with
their supply of drugs. Practically rill
of the iodoform and rarholi; acid come
(row (iermani, se well as other im-
portant drugs. Hospitals in Montreal
asked the drug houses in Tor.nllo to
4111 their orders, and met nigh the same
te.p,nse it. the Toronto hospitals.
General Brough Euchre Party
The euchre party in the Masonic
temple last Thursday evening under
the su.picee of General !trough chap-
ter. 1.0. D.8., was well patronised by
the ladies and gentlemen of O derich,
including s large number of sumsoar
visitors As tb- result of the evening'*
entertainment the chapter bas been
• inaM.a *-eawbribette-sur eh. •'tat •
substantial amount towards tate equip-
ment of the Cauadian hospital ship.
The Iadi w� prions were awseded sa
follows: -1st, Mies Evelyn MacDonald;
1.d. alien Blackstone; ted, Mrs. Lam -
ad. of fiearnit; 4th, ilii.• L. Griffin:
3tb, ala. Iiatdife. The gentlemen '•
prism were won by :-lar. Mrs. Pot.:
'led, Mn. Due;a'd, Mr. D. McKay: 4th
Dr. Field; 51.b, t.apt. Shepltanl; ekes,
Mies Edith Illia*. The winner At
the bridge able wiz Lady Melvin
Jonas. Th b lb. twtwaria of The
Sig•t 1 the ladies of tb. 1 1).11 K. wish
►o tba.k the public for its generous
patronage and also the suwruer orients..
and tb.local m.rehaats who donated
the prima. Prise donation. were re-
ceived from Mrs. Doe, Mr.. Henry,
the Mimes s Hate►isoo ane Mrs. Pot.;
Motors. Rodgers, 'j Achesrs, Millar.
Campbell. B.tU.sd Wyk, Dunlap.
Whitely std Hein. Saris'. Art
Sere donated it handsome statue,
which the lathe. are disposing ed.
Know Llseweh Cheir Picnic
Alfred. 4e saemi.ere of Koos chnsnk
choir attended stow arterial Messer .1
Peke. Farm on W.d..ad a v a tt.eweem.
The weather war solesddd Lee tbu oust-
ing and 16. trip to and from the pie -
ale wrentade i. Mr. George Johnston's
auto track ww not the Ines` sejoyable
pert of tetto day's to sunt.. The after-
noon was spinet .t bathing in the lake.
bs.eball and other gamer N. ewer.
Bette were the ch roto ,. lis their
• mpesa,meta that they mold .cereal
awosit s#. arrival rat sons. neeisa.sary
IsNam Boise Irl at six °W oek.
-.•rr5nt raw* •eta
indicated that no.e of the Nies prow
ent had anything to learn regarding
the preparation of salads and utter
tarty relishes. Alter supper baseball
war again engaged en, but the game
sou suddenly cut short wbro a cow
plaint was registered with the umpire
s• the eyesight of the man on third
ter.---iendng too severe •
base WIN •a,...-- Le to proceed.
strain to permit Ch1 Ray.;• r.w,.
Is justice to the other s►u., 4 played
said that if the game had ben.. • have
W a finish the score of 5 3 wool..
teem altered cooslderal l as the pla,
ors were all heavy hitters. \V hen
darkness set in dsuclog was enjoyed
for a time in the drawing room of the
hotel. The arrival of the sutra truck
at 10 31) marked the closing, event of a
roost enjoyable outing
Kind Words for Huron Boy
The ((Mewing paragraph is taken ,
from the Toronto (iiobe and refers to
an ukl Hurn hoy, A native of Exeter,
and a son of Rev. W M. Martin, now
of London, but who was pastor of Ca •
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van church, Exeter. for many year..
11.. is also a brother of Mu. \V. M. 1
Martin. M.P., of Regina. We may
also nay that Mr. T. A. Recent, mana-
ger of the Hansell Motor ('..r Co.. is
also a Heaton county iny..a native of
Ilrborne township, and son of Mr.
Thome. Russell. of Thames Road, and
now of St. Marys.
The Globe paragraph says : --Mr. J.
A. Martin, for the past four yearn
manager of the Vant•mover branch o1
1 he Russell Motor Car Co., has been ap-
pointed wales manager foe remade.
Mince joining the rratmpamy mine yearn
ago, Mr. Marlin's rise has been rapid.
His first work was in charge 01 the .d-
vrrtising department, leaving to take
the Toronto branch. Hr wa. later in
charge of the company's h,.slnee• in
Ottawa. When the S'ancnnver hraneh
ewe organized, Mr. Martin was chosen
for the work o1 inlr.during the Rus-
sell oar on the Perini. roast. 11.- ear
been especially snrreesful it, of ening
up new grounds, end prefers the
strenuous Roth of organizing e,ew ter
eatery.
WEDDING BELLS
1 McIntosh -Chi -holm
A quirt- early wedding W.ts voleenn-
i1e,1 at St Petri'. chee rh, liuderieb,
on Monday of thi. work, when Nis,
Elisabeth ('his tolre. of (lode -rich, be-
came the bride of Mr \Vm. McIntosh,
also of Goderich. The crtrmony 'war
performed by Rev. Father McRae. 'file
bride we're a tailored matte suit of
grey 'vented with hat to match. The
bridesmaid, Miss Mary lisechler, niece
of the bride. wore a suit,, f blue with
white felt hat. The groom WAS at-
tended by his nephew. Mr. Christie
Sbannban. of Clinton. Atter thrcete-
wony the bridal party took the early
train for 'Toronto and other points
and on their return they will reside in
Godwin h.
NEWS OF SPORT
BASEBALL
A sarin+ of five Rattle. have been at
✓ anged between North street Methi.-
(lisle and a team selected from all the
other churches. The first RAMP was
pulled oft on Friday night when Not t h
street played their,flrst losing gator of
the season. •' l'be Selects" played
only nevi n men and wdn the game en-
tirely through their excellent work in
the field. Hebb and Balkwfll making
soave good catches. They. cbanged
their pitcher three times. After Beech-
len'r arrival in the box the Methodists
failed to score at all, the final sense
beinaliet. .Aauther..toning& as+s,p{ny_.
.dines
retch fouru s
r n were 'wend halt
as it was to,dark to see the ball it was
agreed not to count it. Mr. "Bert
Townsend made a most impartial em-
pire• not re single decision being quer•
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t tuned.
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mil local office w tote lhaios
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of over 410 Brandies of ali
organization wham Total
Assets exceed $80,000,000. Our banking 'ao.7ice cover..
Canada, and through our connections we are mowed to trattS,:;.-t
, 11estin any part of the civilized world.
The enfe44cnlce of Canadians in this Bank is attested by 044,-
510y-four
4erSixty-four Mil`'`e Dolars of Deposits. Yours would make a wise
and welcome addition.
Goderich Branch ---F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager.
Are you igtending to fit yourself as a teacher of Music, Flecntionist
or Conch Performer ?
The London Conservatory of Music
oilers splendid advantages in PiANO. ORGAN SINGING, ELOCU-
TION, HARMONY. ETC.
Write for illustrated year book for information regarding fees, st hetet-
ship, prizes: etc.
LOTTiE ARMSTRONg, F. LINFORTH WILLGOOSE,
Registrar. Mus. Bac . ?rlt:*ipal.
Address: --354-6 Dundas 't., London, Ont.
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to the friend whom you
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eeel.n
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.`tar more effectively than is possible in the ease of a private execu-
t .r. !t is ever en -the watch in the interests of its client. awl
-,.rough its Officers and Management it feels the pulse of .the finale -
world e:; Lo private Individual can.
Call er '.:rite for full information. •
TIE LOQ; D &, WESTERN TRUSTS CO. LIMITED
CIPJOND STREET, LONDON, ONT.
c-'„ c•DD6' S, L C.- Prc:deat n . 331! 1 S. MOOSE: 14.
erous cheering. ('anon Hill, who pre-
sided and gave a spirited ...dares*, is
chaplain to the Northwest Mounted+
Police at Regina Lieutenant-Colonel
Wilson WAS called reunct• an cess p r add I .
but the cry came from someone "ah-
s.nt, gone to the from
ulte
D
Thur -day, -la Oodetleh tow
August 1.10. Mary Beer, wile of Mu late
*ants) Ferre. tether alth year.
tiRoirrox-is Goderich. on Wednesday,
August. leth. at thecredence of
ers-law. Mr. Vaughan 1M. 'Roberto. Nina,
widow of the late Oeurze urot-e•, el KI;
t'atbariLea, aged 77 renis.
umbago
u
.*kip. on
1 have juttcompleted arrangements
with one of our leading wholesale
houses to carry their math.' line of
samples in our line so you will be
able to select from a dozen to one of
the ordinary stocks that art carried
in our store to day. We have a
guarantee of }p�rompt delivery, xo there
will -Iter rte boy ,*firer ptweiwt year
order in the delivery f goods toyou-
Scotch
tweeds-English wortNed.-
irisb tweeds and gorges--Overroatinge
of latest design's -Fall plate now in. -
Pridhain the Tailor., 31.31
Special rtocic. Clinton School of
• Commerce
The Ly sic theatre has with consid-
erable expertise contraseted with the t
Famous Player's Filter service to use ;
their entire prowluetion.. Stich well
known artieta an the following will I
appear : - Mary Pickford in "The
Birds pis C'arriege," 4 reels: lames
O'Neel in "The . exeunt of Monte
Cr•e.tn," 4 reels : Mier Flak in “Tess of '
of the Dither/titles." 5 reels : Mary I
Pickford in "Caprice.' 4 reel. • Rd:
ward Ahhlrs in Brewster's V{Ilronn,"
5 reels : Dustin Farnnm in "Th.
S sluaw Man." 6 reels : John Barry- 1
mote in **The Amerian Crtizen.' 4 .
reels.
The ftr.t of three pr.hurtious will
he %town next week and will he Mary 1
Pickford in -Thr (dead Little Devil, -
Are you making t he M -t n -e ..f your oto
tnnatic* while pori have thea.
No matter wbatyour walk In life every loan
and woman nerrls a thorough buane*. train
Ing. The be.t way to obtain that i* to have
ars nal bo+I neer e s perience.
Thi* yoc will ..Main et th.• Clinton S:hool
sty Cnnimerre. $tor ted cin[ merot+ the actual
n.rulrenaeet. and dr naiads of the thoroughly
n to -date efts'- man.
We have tri.. ailed tic Mi...trtuel (Wine Sy
..,
taer Hook eeriest:. mi.... the only-yetenr
p{ablishen which regal -1i ..n °Rete 1'rnt-ttre
fkpart r.5.t. The 151.-* iy.tern recognise.,
iiu.gi.ary pa'te.. or trsn-..tion-, all bu.a
mar bring p.rtomred n. et' the renter face to
rnnr. when a nn-. ay -tem graduate leave,
*churn to take a atnation It 1. !net the -"me a•
rare from ooe.n.ateee :4' another tie had had
.u -.t nal office • t perimnee. -
IlerMe.. tbi. Wanner- cowrie the Clinton
i, reels. I NoAr i, ceninsers.urr tr err h (ireg a fePmane
This theatre has been enlarged to t ' - rItinATelarrapny sed mrpwrwt,.. our
'eating caparity of nearly 51$1 Ware 'Hatevil Meme. Evan.. AAin ler taesse who
and patrons will alway. hr• .s•mr•es) of I nteeely w*.k ts i:npore their edaoation •
d. lruetiomfotaarl.elr brwain.g N.bnitwn 'alhe•a•ll Pthe.
1:ranre'telaifirtleten6ring:crease.
°""e011.
orwM1• .wntrnde..e.nrer[towearsn-
the
principal picture honer. ui tete rotted tae. *ootiot s to lradusts.. rhe .rnnot open.
WOOPO woo • - �. tae Mt you say .ota•r any ,Imo.. r.x
tee s Aftees'alt•t * 4fldwriwbr 44101 tdlis$' ma* q s•elats ee ir_
renis an o rents. resit
Mb.. 8. Y. Want K 5.. the Principe! will be
_ _. 5.51.154 by es part raw! ispere.•nond Inst meters
PLtESENTS FOR VOLUNTEERS � rbrtnfrwinatioe wrlte..nrrail at the schwa
_-- nod innperI It for )nunroll.
.states and teariada.. You ragnotafoot I.% w•etyWsad.wfwd sea etas
s tbs
�ifl d - t
Local Chapters of the Daughters of eke
Empire Show Patriotism
The patriotic spirit of the Buller i b
Dec Ole was well displayed at the Tem-
perance hall on Wednesday evening,
the occasion being the preventing of
he active .ervice volunteer. with
wrist watchee hy the (cur rhepters of
the 1.0. D. E The programme render-
ed was ■. follows : - Singing .til the
National Anthem• address by (Town
H111, rung sued enerfte hy Mr*. 0. 1r.
King, recitation rind encore by Mn'.
lamed. of Detroit, .,.ng and encore
by Mr. I). 1_ Parson*, followed by the
peeesntatioos and a sang hy Mr. Cusp -
bell Tweedy.
The pre•entailo.s.were financed oss-
Lindy hy the four ehsptere of the
1.0.1.8, with•ent •ny outside assist -
awes and will lo no wise affect the
t.sd for the hospital ship. The ladies
mak' ngwg the presentations wore Mrs,
D. Mellortaid• regent of Cho General
Besugh ehsptsr • Mr.. W 1.. 1(11.4.
rres��seeet of the Ahmnek chspQ�ta•r . Mies
4) ye Kant, regent of the Maple Leaf
ewaplee a.d Maes 1.11(6 Williams,
.k+s+gent of the Kn•ng•tahah amp-
ler. Alter this prwa.ntat.nhs the ladles
provided • dainty torch of Ringer ale
..d Bake for the enwtingent. Capt.
f1.0. Cheeky then ram* to the plat-
form and (hooked the ladle. on bah- r
of the trolsste.rs for their kindness
The aides'@, .n.igs and tenitetiene
woe hitsesparasel with this most emir -
T. Swarts
'Bus, Livery
aid flick Stables
MowrnsAI. *emcee
JUST OPT TIM BQOARE
i
• 1) Cl •
• BIISE•t /SUET ALL TRA i NS
AIMD : PAMSRNORR : BOATS
Passenger. called for in
soy part of the town for
all trains at 0. T. R. or
de. P. R. depot.. Prorapt
service and ear gut attsn-
daiwa
(her Livery rnd Hoek
servie. wilt hs round np-
tn-tats in every reapeet-
Toee patrol, age sot felt ad.
T. 8WART8
'Phos. 187 Montreal Street
II
is Rheumatism of the back
The cause is Uric Acid
in the blood. If the kid-
neys did their work there
would be no Uric Acid and
no Lumbago. Make the
kidneys do their work- Tt,c
sure, positive and only
cure fee Lumbago is
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
'White Is King'
Just received another nhipsteot
of the Celebrated White Sewing
Machine*, with all the LATEST
1MPROVRMENTS and SUP-
hitlOR POINTS 0? CON-
`+TRU( TION.
Prices lees than are being
charged for inferitr machined.
.See th.• JiIT°rent atyl.'r ora ms-
hihitiun in ow sbew w'.
toils artstcr ' �4 y
Oala1, bay
yon will never regret it.
JAS. F. THOMSON
Music 8 Stationery Store
Wood For Sale
Ttr. s.den tram ar.1 stata wearies a
teanut y of Mae we ... reed and dry.
Mir IsmediV• ewe, waft and aai..4, r.t
tt and 11 truth.* tem.. fnnr levet h. •ail it
l.eb.. to the cord and three Werke of
11 Beebe .
Ws girt morn nnama he and enehat o.
far the *weeny than can M est •ay
w hine eta /ler mei ewe,
e a sad ase esu your*.
Da .me and wet . *tor.. An eel
•ssstgty mw. .11.faeti.w as,sr
Ae esve .a tae middl5t♦a.'. Mea.
W. HILL ♦ SON
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